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A N D THE OOQUILIsE H E R A LD
V O L. X V L
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C O Q U ILLE . 0 0 0 8 C O U N T T , OREGON. F R ID A Y , A U G U 8 T 13. IM S .
TEAR.
I C LE W
Hoorn Damaged by F in
About thro* o’clock W ednesday a f
ternoon the fire boil called out the de-
J. C. ROSS PASSES
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The Dairies ef This County to [ the^th^of* s^pte'L^T*^”
[State Will Help Gravel Myrtle Praaks It Played at Heary M h f
Be Braced U p ia the Next
hooves our citizens to boffin to can
vass the Uat o f available m ayoralty
T w o Weeks.
A Good Max Gone—Remains
Taken to Portland for
BnrinL
'ors
Last Sunday C orn in g w e had an
tiee electric storm lastin g from 3:S0 un
ite- til 6 o’clock in which the salvos o f
fo r | heaven’s a rtillery w ere louder and
work
or- longer and nearer than are often
derad by the court on Tuesday that heard.
The reverberatin g thunder
all patrolm en, road forem en atad the relied and echoed over us in a w ay to
county roadm aster desist from issu indicate that the path o f the storm
ing orders fo r paym ent fo r work done was d irectly overhead, and this eon-
on the highways except in case o f the
discharge o f a workm an; and that i came that a bolt had «tru ck a detach-
only one order should be issued to any f sd building on H enry E llis’ place on
one person on any one p ayroll.
the rid ge between the M arshfield and
A license was issued to R. C. En- F zirview roads a block or tw o south-
dicott to conduct a dance hall at west o f the Academy.
Bridge.
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The building struck was ton or
A proposal waa received from the > tw elve fe e t from M r. E llis’ house and
State H ighw ay Commiaaion to go 60- waa perhaps 16x80 fa st in size,
60 w ith the county on gra vellin g work used as a laundry and carpenter shop.
on the C oquille-M yrtle Poin t rood It contained a stove w ith pipe pro
which waa accepted by the count jectin g d irectly through the rob f mid
court. The estim ated coat o f the work this was the ta rget Which the lig h t
in this lin o needed to keep this road ning aimed at. Some ahinglea w ere
in passable condition during the win torn from the ro o f and a hole waa
ter is $6,000. The m ost o f the gravdl made in the pipe above the ro e f where
ia to be placed on the first fou r' m ile* th e bolt entered. Tw o or three fe e t
out from Coquille. Further arfangm above the stove was another hole in
the stovepipe where it made its exit
to dash all about the room, playing
Jantes C. Reas died at his boms in
this city W ednesday noon a fte r an iti
neas o f five months resulting from
kidney trouble.
H is remains were
taken to Portland, whare he form erly
resided, yesterday m orning, accom
panied by his widow and h it son John
E- Ross, and Mrs. E. G. Opperman.
Mr. Roas cams to CoquiUa last De
cember and in February bought H
hems, but hi March was taken IB, sa
that our people had but a short tim a
to g e t acquainted w ith him , or to
learn hew estim able a citizen ha W as.
[and couneilmanic tim ber. M ayor E.
E. Johnson says he w ill not accept an
County A gen t C. C. F a rr, Cheese
election to that office again and it is
Inspector H. W . Thomas, L. B. M oore,
up to the c ity to find some one who
o f the Oregon Dairym en’s League, w ill accept. One man w e have heard
and H. R. Lochrey, o f O. A . C., w i l l ___ ______ ____
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take part in a bettor m ilk and cleaner j Norton who>
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dairy cam paign in this county dur- fi„ ^
offlce adm irably.
iD ir
to g the neat tw o weeks. The follow -1 ^
. tteD tiv> * w hatever obligation
g are t e places and dates o f the he accepts, snd w ith varied property
m eetings and the subjects to bo dis-1 ¡Rtere8t8 in Coquille, we do not be-
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lieve the city Could find a man hotter
Monday,
August
16th~^Arago— fltu d t„ ^
p o tio n . W hether M r.
Clesn up day. Picnic dinner.
Norton would accept we cannot say,
Evening— N orw ay.
Lectures and lbut w e do not believe he would refuse
demonstrations.
I to serve the city as m ayor i f the peo-
Tueeday, August 1 7 tb -G ra vsl Ford L , . req1MU%td it.
E ven in g-B road b en t.
T r ^ ^ d e , our friend j . g . U w .
Wednesday August 1 8th -Lu n dy.
re|lce
im p ro vS m J t L
Evening— Coquille.
w ill be a candidate fo r re-election.
Thursday, August 19th Coaledo.
| p or councilman, we have heard
E vening— Riverton.
[ three names mentioned so fa r— Dr. C.
Friday, August 20th— Parkersburg.
W. Endicott, Archie O. W alker and
(C lean up snd fix up fa cto ry .)
Chas. H arlocl er. A ll are good men,
E vening— Dew V alley.
and there w ill probably be others sug
Saturday, August 21st— Langlois.
gested as the date o f the caucus
(C lean up and fix up fa cto ry .)
draws nearer.
E vening— Denmark.
Monday, Auguat 23d— E lk R iver,
P o rt O rford.
Evening— Sixes R iver.
Tuesday, August 24th— Sumner.
E vening—Catching Inlet.
W ednesday. Auguat 26th— AUega-
Mrs. 8. A . M alehom is lyin g in
M ercy H ospital at N orth Bend suffer-
E vening— Coos R iver.
Thursday, August 26th— Haynes in g w ith a Broken shoulder, tw o brok
en ribs and a badly gashed cheek as a
In let.
result o f the car in which she was rid
E vening— Hauser.
in g goin g over the grade on Sumner
F rid a y, Auguat 27th— Cooston.
mountain last F riday afternoon. Mr.
E vening— Ken tuck In let.
Saturday, August 28th— Tem pleton. Mhlehorn, accompanied by his w ife,
and Hugh H arloeker w ere tak in g twa
E vening— N orth Lake.
L. B. M oore, deputy state food in- cars over to M arshfield fo r J. J. Bate-
FALLS 50 FEET
IN A N AUTO
specter, win d is e u ^ S itu a tio n -M ilk , Im* "
flndin* th» * Hu* h’»
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flgvors and causes; Factory, eanita-1*to,0Bt out o f gas. It was being towed
tion, cans, equipm ent; M ilk ho*«“ ■behind M alehom s car. When
building cam paign; gat m ilk out _
dost and out o f barn; plans proposed I Mnlohorn unintentionally killed hie
as to b ein ' scare cards, uae o n ___ u engine and g o t oat to crank M.
fan u - explain score card and how h e th e * «& • ■
hold and the oar
w ill ’ grade.
D -a o n .tr .to
im ,
down h ill
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r t £
strainers, stools, Clothes.
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m w f 't « m n m
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H. R. Lochry, o f O. A . C., wUl talk h ® 4
momw,tum o f the auto in
sbbut Bad flavors and th eir origin ; P ront «" d when Dr. Golden, who had
Sanitation, practical m ethod* o f ob- P » P P « « d to eoaso ap, yeUed fo r him
tablin g this;
m eat to. how
trolled, how
wlmt dam ove
Bacteria, cheese detri-
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propagated, how con-|w w lt ® w .
F or some
th ey are encouraged Malohorn coaid not got
do therv do Relation » " d »he went down the
J. L. Sm ith and fa m ily returned |reached’ b* ta,r ,n PortU nd
from their northern trip Inst Satur
day, but he w ill go up to the Puget
Sound country again next Monday,
W alter Sinclair, o f Coquille, was In
having been commi—ioned by the Hoi-1 the city a few days ago on business
stein Breeders Association o f this Mr. Sinclair is probably the old—t
county, to buy a bunch o f 26 or 30 practising attorney in the county, i f
Holsteins which are fo r sale at Chi- not in this part o f the state, having
meacum, over near F ort Townsend. I j urt recently passed his 80th birth-
H s also expects to find so—e pure bred d>y, Ha is feelin g fine, looks w ell
Jerseys fo r the Jersey Breeders A s- and stops along as a man o f 40 years,
sociation w hile aw ay.
IH is many friends over here are glad
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to see him come snd here is hoping
A . W aite. Kentuek In let rancher, that he m ay continue to enjoy good
has this season marketed $1260 w orth [health.— North Bend Harbor,
o f loganberries o ff an acre and a h a lf
o f h ill land and probably holds the re
cord fo r bench land production. He
shipped them to the M yrtle Point can
nery.
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It is expected that the grading o f L t
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Coos rounty-Roee- have happened than that in spite o f
Rem ote and Cam- L * cold „h o ld e r given him by the
ready fo r travel-1 national administration he should He
September.
* „ U c t . d in this staunch re
C allin g Cards, 100 fo r $1*8
City Needs Fire Track
In view o f the seed which so often
arise* fo r quick action in case o f fire,
f t w eald seem t h a t " « * city ( * * ffl
afford not to spend the $1800 or $2000
or rtore which would provide Coquille
« * “ hi» “ r
reason Mrs.
out in tim e
60-foot drop
o f clean m ilk to good cheese.
the m« n re^ h#d
H . W. Thomas, cheese inspector— Iher Giey thought »he was dead. H er
W hat m arket wants in cheese; S itae- «beak had been laid open to the bone
tion in county, goo* and poor cboooe. » " d »he was badly cut-and bruised all
Dem onstration w ith actual samples.
*> ••««• the broken b o n -. Dr.
’ C. C. F a rr, county agent, w ill have Golden took her in his oar to the hos-
charge o f the m eetings and introduce I P‘ tal where she is s lo w ly . recovering
the men who are to speak.
H is sub- * " > « tha effects o f her terrib le fa ll,
jecta
w ill
be
Co-operation
o f I The ea r. wore a badly jumbled
Ruby McDonald Dead
dairym en
in
the
organisation I mM» «
and it is doubtful i f Mr.
w ith
cheese
m akers;
Feeding Bateman w ill m ake any effort to get
Mrs. Ralph N osier received word
and influence— before and a fte r feed - 1 them out.
yesterday o f the death o f Miss Ruby
McDonald, daughter o f M r. and Mrs.
in g; Bam m ethods; Silage— hay feed-
, .. A a ..
M. McDonald, who rem oved from here
in g; Health o f cattle, T . B., co n ta f- 1
R u as L a n d s N o t S old
to Portland three years ago, which
ions, etc.
| M anager H arveil, o f the Russ
occurred W ednesday evening.
H er
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vestm ent Co. nt Eureka, C alig.,
death waa due to tuberculosis follow -'
SpciAl Tax Voted 21 to 3
w ritten L. P. Branstetter that
in g a severs attack o f the flu last
A t the school m eeting Monday the company has given the state o f Ore-
winter. The funeral is to be held st
proposition to levy a special tax fo rtg o n no option w hatever on the Russ
tw o o’clock this afternoon.
$8,600 to com plete the new high (lan d » and had not entertained any
Mrs. J. T . N osier went up to P o rt
school building and install a heating I proposition fo r the sale o f those lands
land last Sunday to attend the m ar
system there was approved by a vote here to the state land board although
riage o f Miss C harlotte McDonald on
o f 21 to 8. It took loos than h a lf an there had been some communication
Tuesday, Miss Ruby at that tim e ap
hour to attend to the business, with I between them concerning the lands,
pearing to be in better health than
Ed. Ellingson, the senior member o f This m orning the Sentinel telephoned
fo r some months, and it was from her
the school board, presiding. A . N . Chari— H all, o f the board, to learn
that Mrs. Ralph N osier received the
Gould and L . H. Hazard acted as toll- whore the m istake had been made in
telegram .
era.
] the published statem ents to the s f
feet that the state had purchased
Did the Bay No Good
Goes North Again for Cattle I these lands, but Mr. H all could not be
the section o f the
burg road betwoen
a i w ill be finished
to g by the first o f
cutting a ll aorta o f pranks. W hile it
waa scin tillatin g about the room , the
ligh t waa so b rillian t that Mr. B llia
thought the building was on fire and
started to gst his hose p layin g on it.
The glass cork o f a bottle on the
bench was Thrown to the floor and
broken, and tw o m etal spokes cat
clean oat o f the rear wheels o f a
boy's express cart there, and numer
ous evidences o f the w ay things w ere
stirred ap there could be seen a fte r
the aanrent »truck the w ater pipe and
follow ed it to earth.
publican state. H e is a past m aster
in ths a it t t veto la M a g -
M ajor Kinney’s biography is that
o f a typical prom oter who was a l
ways short o f funds to realize his
day dreams, and who was attem pting
to provide transportation fa cilities a
generation or tw o before they w ere
needed. M arshfield and North Bend
Hiking Club at Hamer •
The H iking club went over to Haus
er Saturday, returning Monday, as
the guests o f E. R,, Charles and M ary
Peterson a t tha Paterson cabin. They
fished in Beale lake and hiked acroes
the sand dunes to the ocean only
about tw o m iles aw ay, but the heavy
w alking made it seem as i f it waa
fu lly five. There w ere nine in the
party and they trolled in the lake and
caught nine bass, not to mention th a
little trout Miss W ittem an picked up
in her hand, and was conscientious
enough to throw back into the lake.
The H iking club members who took
pert in this outing w ere M rs. Bertha
J. Smith, Misses Ada W ittem an, Ge
neva Robison, Edna Asplund, Alpha
Peterson and Naom i Knowlton.
North precinct
466.
The w riter, who located a t Indo-
pendence, T in — , the MUM y t t r that
M r. Roes did, and has known""him
out the follow in g prelim inary figures fo r fo rty ysars, feels in his departure
fo r th e.ru ral precincts o f the Coquille from this li f t a sense o f personal bn*
va lley:
reavem ent. H s was a man whom no
Catching creek— tM .
one knew bat to respect, a man whom
Coaled o— 35.
w e never heard utter a harsh c riti
Cunningham— 220.
cism o f any human bein g; a man
Dora— 206.
whose son says hs n evtr heard him
Enchanted— 400.
utter a profane or an obscene w ord; a
F a t Elk— $00.
man who lived up to the golden rule
Lam ps— 66.
and taught his children th at a good
lation o f life stood fou r square, w ith
out fea r and w ithout reproach. He
was s member o f Hope Lodge No. 166
A . F. A A . M-, a t Independence, K ant.
Besides his fam ily here, tw o sisters
o f his still survive s t the old home in
Bose Ball—Armgo vs. Norway Scotland, and tw o nephews are sur
It was a fine bass ball gam s played vivors o f the world w ar through
at Armgo last Sunday between the which they fou ght unscathed, even,
as only flva o f the ninety-five who
fan n ers o f N orw ay and the fa rm
o f Armgo. The score was 8 to 2 in went from th eir community did.
N orw ay’s favor. They also outbat
Meet Smith and Barrow
ted th eir opponents, securing sevez
hits to A ra go ’s five. Dick SumsrUn
M r. mad M rs. J. 3. Stanley returned
in the box fo r the winners w hile
Saturday from th eir trip to W ash
L. W oodward threw the pellet fo r
ington. They remained only tw o days
Armgo. A return gam e w ill bo play
at St. M artin’s Springe, finding con
ed at N orw ay next Sunday i f Armgo
ditions so prim itive and aboriginal
can only secure another catcher. Sev
there that even that short a visit eras
en o f the nine men on that team which
m ors than a plenty. Th ey w ent on
played last Sunday are old catchers
to Pasco, visitin g th eir daughters,
snd w ith the addition o f one or ft
Ruth and A lta , there; and then came
m ore receivers they figu re they w ill
back over the Cascades stopping at
be w ell enough fo rtified to defeat
zttle, Tacom a and Contralto.
In
N orw ay in the return gams.
tra vellin g they w ere accustomed, the
Judge says, to note the resemblance
o f people they m ot to some one they
knew a t home, and on ths train near
E llsnsbarg he ressarked, as ha saw a
man com ing down the stole, “ there’s
L . Sm ith,’' m eaning that H waa a
a who looked lik e oar Bank a g ri
culturist. Bat it proved to bo 3. L.
Sm ith in his prop— person. A t P ort
land they both r—nsrksd, “ th ere’s C.
R. Barrow.” T h at tim e it proved to
be Vtos President Marshal whose re-
ablancs to oar townsman his pub
lished pictures reveal.
A I Baxter for Rocndts
L 3. Jackson, from ths field a rtil-
r at Camp G rant in Illin ois, Is
H ere in C o m county the loganber
pping a t the B axter fo r th ree or
ry season lasts six weeks. So, wo
r days w hore hs w ill bo glad to
ns a t 10 find, doss ths raspberry ■
any young man interested to ths
W eather the plants have a cool,
vocational train in g offered as ap in
tegra l part o f arm y service. H e is
also prepared to g iv e tofon aation eon-
f, lathe, ete, just to
tin g the V ictory m edals now ha*
r t G arage.
tooaad by th