The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., July 04, 1919, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THB COQUILLS TALLET SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OBEGON.
THE GRANT LANDS
Coo. County ,t tW Hood Again
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county
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took
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Wagon Road Lands Will Not Be
Storm
C° UrM at ° - A. C. by
A Great Bonanza For
outrank " quantity and quality they
of h 6 CXhibiU ,rom «>> » ‘ her
County
S n o? h
*Ute’ nad hoId «»e p os-
of honor at the head o f their
Frim the survey now being com­
pleted it is learned that fully 76 per
cent of the Coo* Bay wagon road
grant landa is timber land, and but
a very small percentage of the re­
mainder is suitable for agricultural
purposes.
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We And the foregoing item going
the counds o f the state press, and It
is perhaps just as well that the hope
of securing a bonanza in these lands
shouldn’t be raised too high; but the
stntement unquestionably doss these
lands an injustice. We quote again
the official report on these lands fur­
nished us by Assessor Thrift in 1916,
at about the time Dennis McCarthy
completed his cruise of them:
hand!
y* * C° 1,e|fe r*port ju r t . «
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the 26 l»?W d M i exhibits
exh bh r * ttrticl“ made by »he
h e « ^ r I ? m“ teriaU 8el*oted t>,
sewel f A . were designed, cut and
p r S l ° m 'n9trUCtions and Patterns
t i l l
bui Ietin8
hy
from
.spec**lists in sewing, or
oral instruction. Individuality
appears in the materials selected, the
trimmings used, and the length and
evenness of stitches.
The articles in each exhibit are
needlecusc, tea towel, sewing bag,
stocking darn, canning cap, night
gown and canning apron.
“ Nothing but thim/V
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and
K needed for use
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|nexPens*ve materials.”
olunteered Miss Helen Cowgill, as-
sistant state leader “ AnH
u not wear the
promised me they would
ust caps to hide touseled, uncombed
she added,
JfThe girls were encouraged to use
Rattlesnakes la Douglas
The Roeeburg Review toy» that two
•large rattlesnakes ware found in the
field surrounding the E. L. Parrott
residence yesterday. One o f the pair
was killed by a resident o f that part
of town and was found to bo two and
one-half feet long and to have t
rattles and one button.
The other
snake escaped. This is a very unusu
al circumstance, aa rattlesnakes are
supposed not to inhabit this part o f
the county.
Butter Wrappers and
Signs at the Sentinel office.
Trespass
FRIDAY. JULY 4. Iti* .
PAGE FITS
the north aid# o f First street in aaid
addition and to the southwest corner
or said block S3; thence north along
the west line of said block 33 to the
place of beginning; also beginning at
the northeast corner o f block 30 of
said addition <hnd running tnence
south along the east side of said
block 30, 300 feet; thence east 19
feet along the north side o f First
street; thence portK 300 feet; thence
west 19 feet to the place of beginning;
also beginning at the northeast cor­
ner of block 31 of said addition and
running thence south 300 feet to the
southeast corner o f said block; thence
east 19 feet; thence north 300 feet;
thence wost to the place of the begin­
ning; also beginning at the northwest
corner of block 32 o f said addition
and running thence west 19 feet;
thence south 300 feet; thence cast 19
feet to the soutfiWcst corner of said
block 32; thence ftor^h 300 feet to the
place of beginning.
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* Arthur Elllngson.
Mrs. Burns' Letter.
Here is a letter that is certain to
prove of interest to people in this vi-
cinity, as cases o f this sort occur in
almost every neighborhood, and peo­
ple should know what to do in like
circumstances:
Savannah, Mo., Oct., 12,1916.
“ I used a bottle o f Chamberlain’s
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy about
Dine years * 8 ° and it cured ma oi
flux (dysentery.) I had another at-
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
tack o f the same complaint some
H>ree or four years ago and a few
Notice -is hereby given that the un­
doses o f this remedy cured me.
I dersigned has been duly appointed -
The assessed value of the Southern
have recommended" Chamberlain’s
Oregon lands is $1,078,186, or at the
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to doz­ executor of the Last Will and Testa­
ment of Martha E. Goodman, de- :
r: te o f $16.42 per acre, but much o f
ens of people since I first used it.”
ceased, and all persons npving claims
thia value ia in the timber they bear
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT ugainst the estate of said deceased
Of the 69384 acres of the wagon
rood land grant the cruise of the coun crimin,iCi°*°rS
t0 USC tbem w‘tb dis-1 Notice is hereby given that the un- are hereby required to present them
ty made by Dennis McCarthy shows
“i
. 1 C*ub *ead«rs don’t dersigned has filed his final account .ith th propr vouchers to the under­
the classification to be aa follows:
tli» „¡i° * to correct mistakes, but in the Matter o f the Administration lined at the law offices of J. J.
Suitable for agricultural purposes com- Cnt Pas8!nfr by wit:iout «n en- ;of tha Estate of J. P. Barkdoll, de- Stanley in First National Bank bqild-
after the timber and brush is removed,
KlnK 'vuu 13 a ignore impressive'ceased, and that the County Court for ing, Coquille, Coos CountJD Oregon,
disapproval.
33,870 acres.
Coos County, Oregon, has set Satur­ within six months from the date of
The Coos sewing collection was pre- day, the 26th day o f July, 1919, as the this notice.
Suitable fpr grazing after the tim­
pared
under the supervision
of - a man day r u and
’ Dated and first published this 27 th
ber is removed, 31354 acres.
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the V County
Court
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V p , eter8on’ county club leader.; county court house in Coqullle, Coos day of June, 1919.
More or loss rocky, 4, ICO acres.
W. A. Goodman,
e^*°n
^er*ja* instructions County, Oregon, as the place for hear-
Executor of theLast Will and Test­
W e ; havo often heard talk of the Tor the first half of the work before ing objections to sr.id final account
ament of Martha E. Goodman, De­
probable receipts o f the government the instructions issued by the cluh and the settlement o f said esir.se.
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Dated this 26th daytof June, 1919. ceased.
l>e sale o f these lands that ap- department were ready for distribu­
tion.
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James Arrington,
par to Be altogether exaggerr.ted and
Executor of the Last Will ami Test­
NOTICE
absurd. That it is possible for Coos
county to rechive aa its one-fourth of No Rock Ledge at Banion Bar ament and of the Estate o f J .^ D a r k -
Notice ia hereby given that Alex
Tha. there is no ledge of rock extend­ doll, deceased.
the net amount'' these.lands sell for an
Austin, Contractor, has completed his
a
er across the entrance to Bandon har­
amount anything like the half a mil­
contracts for the construction of the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
- Two Mile Bridge and Fill Approaches
lion wo are to get for taxes ia some­ bor, as has been generally pelieved and
chartered hy government surveys in
thing o f a pipe dream.
Notice is hereby given that the un­ to the Two Mile Bridge on tho Coos
The 69384 acres in this tract m the past, was proven here last Friday dersigned has been duly appointed by Bay Wagon Road, in compliance with
Coos county, if it were all sold to set- by Wm. Mast, local diver, says the the County Court of the State of the contract, plans and specifications
tiers at the government price of $2.50 Bandon World.
Oregon for Coos Cuonty as adminis- and tho Roadmaster has filed his cer­
Working from a scow, while the bar L atqr of the estate of John Moore, tificate of the completion of said
per acre weald bring only $174,710,
an amount only one-third of the taxes was perfectly smooth, Mr. Mast went deceased* and all persons having contracts, and any person, firm or
now due. But we are to get only one- down and made a careful examination claims against the said estate are corporation having objections to file
fourth o f the net sales, the govern­ of the bottom extending across the hereby required to present the same to the acceptance of said contracts
mouth of the river from the end o f the
With proper vouchors to the under­ may file the same in the office of the
ment being reimbursed for its advance
south jetty. He found a field o f bould­
signed at his office in First National County Clerk of Coos County, with­
of the half million for taxes and the
ers covering about an acre, the bould­
Bank building, Coqullle, Coos County, in two weeks from the first publica­
$32,000 it is to pay tho*Southern Ore­
ers ranging in size from 72 to probably
gon before there is anything to di­ 300 pound weights. He put in several Oregon, within six months from the tion of this notice; to-wit; from the
20th day of June A. D., 1919.
vide. And, o f course, a good deal of blasts which gave further evidence of date of this notice.
Dated and first published this 27th
L. W. Oddy,
this land js rocky and high pasture, the condition and finally brought sever­
County Clerk.
which cannot b « sold for $ 2 .& 0 . an al of the smaller boulders to the sur­ day of June, 1919.
J. J. Stanley,
By A. B. Collier,
acre and will moat probably eventual­ face.
Administrator of the Estate of John 23t3
Deputy.
ly be placed in a forest reserve.
What has always been held in later
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Certainly the bulk of the money re­ years to have been a 'edge is, in Mr. Moore, Deceased.
Redemption Notice
ceived from these lr.ndt will come Mast’s belief, the result of some of the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AH Coos County Warrants drawn
from sales o f timber, but, even w>, first ^jetty wofrk. The first work was
Coos county’s 25 per cent o f the re­ done by hand, the rock consisting of
Notice is hereby given ^hat the un­ on the general fund and indorsed prior
ceipts after taxes and all expenses boulders of a size that could be conven­ dersigned has been duly appointed by to Jan. 1st, 1918, will be paid on pre­
hove been paid will, we imagine, prove iently handled. These boulders, when the County Court of the State of sentation a t ' my office in Coquille,
thoAld jetty sank were washed by ac­ Oregon for Coos County as adminis­ Oregon.
a minor matter.
tion of the breakers from the Rurf and trator of the estate of Helen M. Nye,
No Interest will be allowed on any
Kerosene Both Clean and Cheap tfiTPfreshets in the river into the chan­ (deceased, and all persons having of these Warrants after the 20th day
nel and finally blocked it to inch extent claims against tho said estate are of June, 1919.
The muss and dirt of a coal or wood
that engineers who later sounded it hereby requited to present the same,
Dated this 20th day of June, 1919.
cook-stove add to the burden of the thought it to be a ledge rock.
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T. M. Dimmick,
with the proper vouchers, to the un­
housewife. Coal dust seems to
The discovery is good news as it will dersigned at the law offices o f J. J.
County Treasurer.
everywhere and it means continual mean the accomplishment of the new
Stanley, in First National Bank build­
work to keep a kitchen clean when project will require much less money.
ing, Coqui]le, Coo» County, Oregon,
coal is used in the stove.
These boulders it is believed can be within six months from the date of
All this trouble is done away with taken out with a dredge.
this notice.
when kerosene is used as a fuel. It
Old timers, among them Chris. Ras­
Dated and first published this 27th
is clean and convenient and makes far mussen who years ago worked on the day o f June, 1919.
C. R. BARROW
less work for the housewife. In ad­ tug, state that they never believed the
ire d Belloni,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
dition to this, it is more economical ledge theory as they remember the time
Administrator of the Estate of
Practice in State and Federal
when there was some 25 to 28 feet of Helen M. Nye, Deceased.
than either coal or wood.
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Courts. Have moved my office to
A good kerosene like the Standard water on the bar.
old City Hall near Busy Corner
Oil Company's Pearl Oil makes a dis­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
and
City Wharf. Office hours 8
tinct saving, not only in the household
Cow Commits Suicide
Notice is hereby given that the un­
to 12 A. M. and 1 to 6 P. M.
budget but also in the time and energy
Here’s a story one of the big news
of the housewife. Pearl Oil gives ex­ associations sent out under a Pitts­ dersigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court o f the State of
A. RICHMOND
cellent results ar far as good cooking burgh, Pa., date line. The reader may
Oregon for Coos County as adminis-
PHYSICIAN
and SURGEON.
is concerned and when it is used the believe it or not just as it strikes him:
tif.tor of the estate o f Lillie Peart,
Richmond-Barker Building.
! itchen never becomes overheated. A
deceased, and all persona having
Coquille, Ore.
/rood cookstove with Pearl Oil will
A brown and speckled cow that was claims against the said estate are
Phones, Office 826, Res. 214.
bake, broil, roast, and toast economi­ being driven through the streets of
hereby required to present the same
cally.
Tarentum on the way to the slaughter \.-ith the proper vouchers to the un­
Having been refined, and re-refined house suddenly decided to rob the
W . C. CHASE
dersigned at his office in First Na­
by a special process, the impurities butcher of a job by committing sui­
tional Bank building, Coquille, Coos
mOKNI:Y-AT-LAW
arc removed from Pearl Oil so that cide.
Leaving the herd, it calmly County, Oregon, within six months
Richmond-Barker Bk
it burns up clean and produces no walked into the open doorway of- an
from the dAte of this notice.
)regon
Coquille
apartment house, climbed up 24 steps,
odor.
Dated and first published this 27th
turned at the landing and then went day o f June, 1919.
Wants Him to Support Child up another flight. Here it pushed it­
J. J. Stanley,
Administrator of the Estate of Lil­
The case of the state vs. Eugene self through an open window onto a
O s te o p a th ic P h y s ic ia n
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Dummond, was filed Saturday in the roof. Turning a last look along the lie Peart, Deceased.
Graduate of the American School
court o f Justice Joehnk, at Mnrshfiel , way it came, the cow jumped to the
o f Osteopathy of KirksviUe, Mo.
Office in Eldorado Block.
starting proceedings in which Miss ground and was killed almost instant­ NOTICE OF VACATION OF POR­
Marshfield
Oregon
Clara Thornton sues Eugene Dum­ ly-
TIONS OF HENRY STREET
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mond,, the alleged father of her Il­
Notice is hereby given that at a
Will Cut Cedar on Sixes
legitimate child, for ita support.
regular meeting o f the common
The baby, a girl, is seven months
W C. Case of Portland, who, with council o f the City o f Coquille,
DENTIST
of age. The mother alleges the fa­ one or two associates, owns several a municipal corporation of Coos
ther has never supported the child hundred acres of cedar timber on County, Oregon, to be held at
Pint N’t'l Bank B'ld’g Phone
and this is substantiated by Mr. Sixes river, closed a deal last wee-, the cotuicil chambers of the City
Main 11, Oo^nille, Oregon.
Dummond who refuses to do this, for the Haagensen mill near Langlois. Hall Sq^yaid City on Monday, the
denying the parental relation.
The mill will be moved in the near 4th day of August, 1919, at the hour
Miss Thorn toil is 1» y*an* o f ***’ future to Sixes, where clear cedar will of eight o’clock P. M. o f aaid day, »
the alleged father o f the child is about be cut for shipment. The demand for petition will be presented to aaid com­
LAWYE»
26. Mr. Dummond 1« a lineman for Port Orford cedar is growing, and mon council praying for the vacation
Office
in
First
National Bank
many firms are willing tg pay war of all those portions of Henry 8 treet
the power company, employed
Building, Coquilja, Oregon.
in Elliott's addition to Coqullle City.
city. Mias Thornton lives with ho prices for it.
The moving o f this mill to Sixes is Coos County, Oregon, as shown on the
mother at Gardiner.
one of the first results o f the creation plat of said addition on file in the of­
Chamberlala’a Tablets
^ tj,e port o f Port Orford, Mr. case fice of the County Clerk of aaid Coos
’ ATTORNEY AT LAW
These tablets are Intended * * P ^ '* ; not hesitating to go ¡nt0 business County, deacribed aa follows:
ly for stomach troubles, biliousnes n
Beginning
at
the
northwest
corner
, f y o u 'T v * *ny when assured o f .
First National Bank Building
and constipation.
of block 33 of said addition and run­
troubles o f this sort, g i i . them . tri.1 t r a n s p o r t a ^ * O r ^ Tribune.
Coquille
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Oregon
ning thence weot 19 feet; thence south
realize iorjroursel^w hat . ¿ - t
$00
feet;
thence
east
19
feet
along
r Bning Carda, 100 for $1.00.
class mèdieine will do for you
only cost a quarter.
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Professional Cards
Told by the Bankbook
Promoting. Prosperity
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y riiis the First National Bank is en-
deavsriniL^to dcNhT'many, many
ways. We are ever ready to lend sup­
port to legitimate enterprise in the
community— whether it be business or
farming. Then in addition ttTthat we
are striving tor develop thrift in the
homes and households.
Every bank account means
additional prosperity.
A.
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L.
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J. Sherwood - President
C. Dement
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Vice-Pres.
H. Hazard - - Cashier
C. Sanford - Asst.-Cashier
COQUILLE
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SCIENTIFICALLY
CORRECT
Zerolene, scientific­
ally refined from se­
lected California crude
oil, gives better lubri­
cation with least car­
bon deposit. GetaCor-
rect Lubrica­
tion Chart for
your car.
STANDARD OIL
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COMPANY
LCtUfon>1*>
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A t Q U IC K ’S, The Housefurnisher
1 400-tbs. capacity Cream Separator ..................................$20.00
1 100-lb Steel Anvil ............................................................. $15.00
1 Portable F o r g e ........•............................................................. $10.00
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Steel Bed Springs and Bedsteads
Chlffoneers and Dressers and Tables
Brooms, Brushes, Clothes Baskets
Ax, Hammer, Pick and Mattock Handles
Feltex Floor Covering, per square yard..................................... 95c
Copper Wash Boilers, each. .*....................................................$7.00
Tin, Copper bottom, Wash B oilers.. ......................$4.00 to $6.0V
Large Variety of Granite Enamel Ware
Cook Stoves from ............................... .......................$5.00 to $25.00
New Ranges...............................................................$65.00 to $70.00
Wood and Coal Heaters, each................................... $4.00 to $26.00
Chairs, each................................... ..............................$1.50 to $2.50
Aladdin Chimney 40c. Mantles.................................................. 35c
New Oil Lamps, from ......................... ........................75c to $1.00
Tubs, from .................. 1 ............... ...............................$2.00 to $4.00
Wash Boards, f r o m .........................................................50c to $1.00
Perfection Oil Heaters and Cooking Stoves
J.
DR. a. W. LESLIE
The June, 1919, Directory
HAS BEEN DISTRIBUTED
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If you havo not deceived a copy notify our Chief Operator
at once.
Alw ays refer to your Directory!
This will result in a saving of time for you and a more satis­
factory service.
Service First.
Coos & Curry
Telephone Company
DR. C. W. ENDICOTT
J. J. STANLEY
A. J. SHERWOOD*
O W M W xW
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THE ONE INDUSTRY IN
COQUILLE
that has operated continuously since ita establishment some fourteen
,years ago has been your Laundry.
Rain or shine, good times and bad, it has been on the Job.
We have a number of customers that have patronized H continually
from tha beginning. Wo are grateful for this appreciation o f our
senrie* Our aim is to improve the service in every way possible.
Wo wash ever y thing washable.
¿OQUILLE LAUNDRY COMPANY
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