The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., June 13, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

COQUILLE. OREGON
W hat W ill T h « Harrest Be?
TH E SCHO O L L IT IG A T IO N
Beferring to U m vUit of Ex-Govern­
(Continued from Ant page.)
or Wert to Coquille lu t Friday eíter-
noon and hia request that the County j _
the first instance and con­
Court give him n contract obligating tained in certain
which it will
the county to pay him five per cent on ( be necessary to exhibits
introduce
in evidence
the amount the government will puy at the next trial ef this cause,
the
this county on the delinquent taxes on record of this case show« that end
nearly
the Southern Oregon lands and $2800 two years ego, to-wit: August 81
expenses, it is the recollection of the 1917, Mr. Barrow took this Transcript
writer that at the time he was em­ from
files of this Court and has
ployed by the county court to look never the
returned
now claims
nftor this litigation at Washington, that he sent it it, to end
his Attorney in
the court understood that ho would Portland end has been
unable to get
taka this matter up along with sev­ it beck.
eral other matters which he had on Further I desire to state personal­
hand nt the national capital. It
that I have been Attorney for the
then stated to us that he bed agreed ly District
these proceedings extend
to do this work for his expenses and ingwver in n period
of about five years
such further compensation as
and
no
proposition
of settlement has
court saw At to awprd him. If it had ever been mode to me,
end I am au­
not been for this Agreement, it m
by the members of the Board
to us, very likely that he could have thorised
to state that no proposi­
collected that 5 per cent, or 126,000 of Directors
of settlement has ever tjeen made
approximately, for his services. Just tion
Board. S JM l
what any court would award him on to In the conclusion
state that the
such a contract as that we have no writer has been would
a
resident
and tax­
idea, but we hahdly think he would payer of this District for more
get a five per cent rake off. That thirty years, and for more than
would not be excessive or even twenty-five years of that time he than
has
much as we should expect would bo had and now has children attending
paid to an attorney who took the case the public schools of this city, and
at the start, but we think, as we have fully
the urgent demand for
before stated, that L. A. Liljeqvist more realises
school
facilities
the District,
deserves more cred’t than any other Lbut it is plain to see in from
the fore-
one man for the collecting of thi* ' going record that every dollar
ex­
half million dollars and rosily de­ pense to which this district has of been
serves a larger fee than Goi* West. put by litigation has been caused by
Liljeqvist wrote the brief which decid
men, only one or whom is n i
ed the attorney general to recommend two
ident
district and neither of
(he payment of the penalties and in whom of have the children
the school dis
tcrest in addition to the net taxes in trict to educate, who in insist
foist­
both the Oregon and California and ing upon the District property in which
Southern Oregon cases, and yet we
not exceed s thousand dollars in
have heard a good deal of objection to does
value
for which in their last com­
the action of the county eourt in plaint and
filed
they demand the sum of
agreeing to pay him a fee only one- 37,950.00; and
two persons are
tenth as great as Governor West is now standing in these
tha
way of the ad­
asking.
...- vancement of the educational
inter­
Save Money by Paying Cash
ests of the District by harrassing it
Official Count of June Election lieve that the people of this district
had a fair chance to express
The official count of the ballots cast have
themselvss jyxjn the selection of s
in Coos county last week was made school
Federated Church
and that the price asked
Saturday and shows the following re­ for the site
Sunday
School meets at 9:46 a. m.
Barrow
and
Strang
tract
is
s
sults:
reasonable and fair price, I suggest Preaching 11 a. m.
Six per cent Clunty Indebtedness that
discontinue their litigation, Epworth League meets at 7 p. m. Ono Coat a Word Bach Insertion
fer Permanent Roads Amendment: have they
their action dismissed, and per­ Preaching 8 p. m.
1
11
Yos, 2608; No, 1268. Majority for, mit the
voters of the district to ex­ Prayer Meeting Wednesday 8 p. m. FOR SALE—Team of Mules, sound
1240.
thsmselvss Upon the selection of Public ctrdially invited to all those and true. Phone 483. L. T. Smith.
Industrial and Reconstruction Hos­ press
22t4.
s
site
they are willing services.
pital Amendment: Yea, 2106; No, to pay, and for ths in price
James E. Conder, Pastor. WANTED—Soldier wishing to locate
the judgment, of the
1366. Majority for, 749.
it would not be safe fur the
State Bond Payment of Irrigation (Writer district
Oregon desires informa­
to attempt to take any St. James Episcopal Church. tion in western
and Drainage District Bond Interest: school
about
farms
and farming lands
to any property as the record Church School at 10 a. m.
Yes, 2787; No, 893. Majority for, title
for
sale.
Send
full
description and
now
stands.
Respectfully
submitted
Morning Service, 11 a. m.
1894.
lowest
cash
terms
to
W. E. Flynn,
!
—
A.
J.
Sherwood,
Attorney
for
School
> No evening Service.
Five Million Dollar Reconstruction District No. 8.
A.
P.
O.
729,
A.
E.
F„
Francs.
/ W. E. Coupes, Vicar.
Bonding: Yes, 2210; No, 1302. Ma­
jority for, 908.
WANTED—Experioncad help for tha
Probate Court Items
dining room for July 4, 6 and C at
Lieutenant governor Constitutional
Christian Church
Miller's Restaunnt, Myrtle Point,
Amendment: Yes. 1847; No; 1715. Ma­ Lost Saturday Joseph P. Summerlin
Church
of
Christ
Ore. Phone 131.
jority for, 182.
was appointed administrator of ths Bible School, 10 a. m.
Roosevelt Coast Mil'tory Highway estate of Alvin G. Summerlin. The Preaching, 11 a. m.
FOR SALE—Three young canaries.
Bill: Yes, 4180; No, 364. Majority estate consists of 92,000 personal and Christian
7 p. m.
Inquire at this office.
312.000 real property. Claud H. Giles Preaching Endeavor,
for 3816.
S p. m.
Reconstruction Bonding Bill: Yes, is ths attorney for the estate. The Prayer meeting
Wednesday ev BLACK MINORCA HENS—20 for
2191; No, 1369. Majority for 822. heirs are the David M. Summerlin, of inX
sale at 92 each. W m.Richqgjson,
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines’ Fi­ Salem, a son; Ethel Shepherd, of Mc­
Rex
Dallss,
Pastor.
Coquille.
21t2*
nancial Aid Bill: Yes, 2910; No, 992. Kinley, s daughter; and John M.;
[Joseph D.; James W.; M . G. and
Majority for 1918.
WOULD TRADE two of tho best lota
Christian Science Society.
Market Roads Tax Bill: Yes, 2631; Grace Summerlin, of Lee, sons and Services
Heights for a late mod­
next Sunday at 11:00 a. m. in el Knowlton
daughter.
No, 931. Majority for 1700.
Chevrolet,
or would take a
For Watson recall, 2631.
Bessie Bridges, of Coquills, has Wednesday evening toasting at 8 Ford in good condition as part pay­
bean appointed administratrix of the o’clock.
Against Watson recall, 1878.
ment. Address Box 368, Cottage
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
estate of Eldrige Haskins, deceased. Tho
Majority for recall, 768.
Grove, Ore.
21t2
Reading
Room
will
be
open
ev­
The estate is valued at 9600 and the ery Tjesday and Saturday afternoon
Wade, 3146. Watson: 1014.
administratrix and John Haskins, of
For Philip recall, 2960.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Light row
Marysville, Cal., daughter and son from 2 o’clock until 4.
Against Philip recall, 1469.
boat, oars and locks; Remington
are the heirs.
Majority for recall, 1081.
pump gun; small duck boat.
Church of God.
Lsneve, Coquills, Oregon.
Kern: 2476. Philip: 826.
Mildred Cox, of Marshfield, has
been appointed administratrix of the Services at Church of God chapel
HOME FOR RENT and fruit jarc
n
estate of her husband, Alvis C. Cox. every Sunday.
Harold Tyrrel Killed.
for sale. Inquire at this office.
Ths estate consists of 9100 personal Sunday School at 10 a. m.
J. H. Radabaugh, of Norway, receiv­ and 3250 raal property. Besidee the Preaching at 11 a. m. and I p. m. WANTED SHEEP—Good ewes, state
ed a telegram last Friday announcing widow the heirs are tha two children, Prayer meeting Thursday evening
age, bread, price wanted, with wool
the death of Private Harold Tyrelt, son
at 8 p. m.
and Aodry.
and after shearing. M. M. Bull,
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyrell of Salida, Gaylord
A. Goodman, of Gaston, Or#., A cordial welcome la extended to all. on
Monroe,
Ore.
19t8
California, who had been previously re­ s Wi boon
L. E. Neal, Pastor.
executor of tho
ported missing but whom the war de­ estate of appointed
Martha E. Goodman, his
WANTED—Wool and Mohair, Hides,
partment finally says was killed in ac­ wife, who leaves
an estate of 9700 in
M arriage License«
and Chittim Bark. Highest
tion on the 3rd of tu t August—almost real property. Beeides
the widower June 6—Geo. Brown and Estelle Pelts
Price
paid.
Gao. T. Moulton. 15tf
s year «go. 'The Tyrell family are well there are four children, Earl
D. Good­ Grant, both of Marshfield. They were
known in this valley, having formerly man, of Gaston, and Byron Goodman,
SALE tha boat and chea poet va­
married on the 8th by Rev. A. G. An­ FOR
lived at Arage.
of
Portland,
sons,
end
Jessie
end
Ruth
cant
in tha city of Coquille.
Hs went overeeaa early last spring
derson at the Lu them parsonage in Speak lot
of Gaston, daughters#*
quick If you want it. At tha
and when last beard from was with Goodman,
Marshfield.
R. Barrow has filed petitions for June 9—Sedgwick Griswold and Sentinel office.
Company C of ths 163d Infantry of the the C. administration
the eetatea of Hannah Ely, both of Powers.
fourth division. This was one of the Anna G. Waters end of Arthur
C. Wa­ June 9—Guy B. Bond and May- Calling Cordo, 100 for 91.00.
regular army division that did such ters,
who
leave
estates
of
95.000
and
brilliant work in the advance that turn­
R. McLean, both of Marshfield.
of real property respectively. dream
ed the Germans back during the second 91.000
TJoy
were
married Jane 10, at St.
heirs of the former are Clarence Monica’s church
battle of the Marne in July and August. The
in Marshfield by Fa­
Young Tyrell received his training at 0., Eva L., Millie G., and Gwenrth K. ther McDeyitt.
Camp Kearney, leaving there for over­ Waters. The last two are the sols June 9—Willard Ray Loe, of Aber­
seas on June IX 1918. But one letter heirs of Arthur Waters.
deen, Wash., and Vera Ray Sprague,
was received from him after his arrival
of Powers.
and that was from the rest camp where New Cases in Circuit Court. June 9—Clarence D. Conger, of
the troops went after landing. In De­ June 9—Paul Stephan vs. Mark Myrtle Point, and Irene Harrington,
cember news was received I bat he was O’Coa.
Powers. They were nprriod the
missing, but no further news w u re­ June 12—Rosa A. Bird vs. Geo. W. of
seme
day by Justice 8tanley at his Mart caeca of bhedsche ere due to
ceived until this telegram confirming Bird. Suit for divorce.
office.'
defective vision, which produces eye­
hia death.
June 10—Harry Leo Aber, of Co­ strain.
June 12—Roes E> McAdams vs. quille,
Young Tyrell w u nearly 23 years old Geo.
and Lottie W. Sell, of Riverton.
F. McAdams and Wm. Wheeler. They were
at tha lima of his death. Ha leaves a
married the same day by Let me ecienticelly examine your
father and mother, a sister, Ardys and It is better to go out with honor Justice Stanley
•yes, find the defect, and overcome It
at hit office.
a brother, Ralph Tyrell, who was also
with a pair of my Perfect Fitting
June
11—Austin
H.
Clinton,
of
Co­
than
to
survive
with
shame.
One
of
in the service. He was a member of
Glasaes,
end la cooeeqnence make yen
quille,
and
Goldie
Alice
Tenney,
of
the Presbyterian church and active in the thrilling scene« in “Adele” with
Kitty
Gordon,
Liberty
Theatre,
June
church work. A large circle of friends
June 12—James Arthur Tompkins,
mourn the loss of this young man who 19th.
of North Bend, and Erma Dodd, of Office Pheue 490.
made the supreme sacrifice for his coun­
449R.
Marshfield.
try and their sympathy goes out to the
To Prevent Belching.
members of the family.
Make a regular habit of eating June 12—Joseph Heck and Fern
slowly, masticate your food thorough­ Nulk, both of M a n h field.
may have no further
Eye Specialist
The Wifely Woee of Beatrice Ham­ ly, and you
If you should, taks one of
mond. See “My Wife” Liberty The- trouble.
Wrappers
Corner Front sod Commercial
Chamberlain’s
Tablets
immediately
atre Saturday, June 14th.
«9 the I
M ARSHFIELD, OREGON
after supper.
Season is here
W e have in stock all kinds and
sizes of Fruit Jars, Rubbers and
Jar Lids—also Jelly Glasses. :
Secure your supply early as jars
will be in big demand. All kinds
of canned fruit will be at prohib­
itive prices this year, so be sure
and do your own canning and
plenty of it
. : : :
Call at our store and get acquaint­
ed. We can save you money. :
Probably the chief reason for the excellence and econ­
omy of Dort per formance is the remarkable ■im-'
plicity of Dort construction.
No car on the market
Is more simple and accessible.
This is important, for
it means that Dort will “stand up” an<l stay fit.
Prices F. O. B. Factory
Wire Wheels and Spare Tires Extra
Sold for Cash or Time Payments
{ also buy sell and exchange second hand cars
that are in good running order
F. C. PURSLEY
Coquill«
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Bargainsta Jewelry
We have just received another shipment of this
popular line of jewelry novelties. See the display
in our Window.
LaraUara ......................... ...................................................20c up
Beads ..................... ......................................................20c * 35c
Cameos ...................................................................................... 65c
Rings .......................................................................................... 25c
Pins, per p a ir.....................................................15c, 20c, 26c, 50c
Hat Pina, p a ir ................................. .......................15c, 30c, 50c
CnS Buttons........................................................ 25c, 35c, 40c, 65c
Watch Chains............................................................... 26c * 75c
Watches .......................t ....................................... $2. $3 * *3.50
The 9X50 watch guaranteed fer I year
Fancy Buy Handles—eoaething new and attractive—75c A up
Racket
Store
MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.
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GET YOUR
Bee . Supplies
direct from the factory. We have
all kinds of Bee Goods on hand
J. H. OERDING
& SONS
Coquille, Ore.
g. p. Depot
' ' — in . n ,
CITY
Under new management
BA
Fresh Bread, Cakes and Fancy Pastry
Laird Building
Coquille, Oregon
NOSLER’S
Cash & Carry Store
Want Ads
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