Coquille herald., November 07, 1906, Image 1

C o a t i U le î l c r f t l à
V #L. 24: No. 8.
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, W E D N E S D A Y ,
Entered a» second-class matter May
S, 1906, at the postofHce at Coquille,
Oreuon, under act of Congre«» of March
3,1879.
C. R.
Barrow,
Attorney And Goaneellor At Law
First-claw References
Fifteen Years' Experience
OoiiuiLLE C ity , O rk
J. c
I. STANLEY
LAW YER
Martin Building,
•
Front Street
CoquiLL*. Oaaooa
A. J. Sherwood,
A ttohn ' ky - at -L a w ,
N otabt P ublic ,
Coquille,
:
:
Oregon
Walter Sinclair,
A tto bn kt - a t - L a w ,
N otas » P u b lic ,
Coquille,
Oregon.
Hall & Hall,
A ttorneys - at -L aw ,
Dealer in
K sal
E stât » of all kind«.
Marshfield, Oregon.
0. A. Sehlbrede,
Attorney-at-Law,
Notary Public.
Phone 761.
MtRSKFIJttD, O IIEOO N.
W. C. Chase.
E. D. Sperry.
SPERRY & CHASE,
Attorney «-at-Law.
O!fioe in Robinson Bnilding
Oregon.
Coquille,
E. G. D. Holden,
L aw thb .
or THB PEAU«
u. 8. Commissioner, General Insoranoe
Agent, and Notary Pnblio. O ffioe
in Robinson Building.
JUSTICB
Coquille
regon.
I
A. F. Kirshman,
D e n t ist .
Offioe two doors South of Poat otBoe.
Coquille
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Oregon.
COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO
Str. D I S P A T C H
Tom W hite, Master
I,eaves
I Arrives
L o n d o n ........ 7 A-M. | T oquille
10 a -*.
C o o u ille ....... 1 p - m . I B a n d o n
4 p-n.
Connects at Coquille with train tor Marshfield
and steamer E jho for M yrtle Point.
Str. F A V O R I T E
«1. O. Mooinaw. Master,
ayes
I Arrive«
Bandon. .10:45 A-M.
(%>quille........ 7 a - m .
1 p - m . I Coquille. 4:45 P-M.
Bandon.
Str. E C H O
H . dams. Master.
Leaves
I
Arrive«
MyrtlePoiut.. .7 A-M. | oqni’.le C'y !» 30 a - m .
Coquille City.. .1 P-M. | Myitie P’t..4 00 p - k .
Daily except Sunday.
“ The safe and reliable tiwn- m
screw
The New and Sneedy m /W
rt
Str. Elizabeth
C. F. Jensen, Master.
Will make regular trips between
Coquille River and San
Francisco.
I fo S top -orer at W a y Ports.
Electric Lights. Everything in First
Class
~
Sty le.
The Mercy Hospita
AT NOIBH BEND
Is now open for the recep­
tion of patients. The terms
are tlO per week and
upwards. For particulars
apply to
Sisters of Mercy
NORTH BEND,OREUON
Ooe hundred and
sixty acres of coal land, containing
also 1.000,(ICO feet of red ceder snd
the same amount of fir. Inquit* 6f
Nelson Joses. Coquille. Ori
F
or
S ale .
Those who are conducting the an­ Southern Oragon State Normal
TO R E ST . tifree seed campaign, to break down
Bert Stan cliff, of the class of
the custom that grown up in C od -
BT C. R. BARROW.
1906
reentered the normal last Mon­
Passing of Ono of Onr Oldest gress of appropriating large sums
(Con tinued from last week.»
day
to
take the business course.
yearly to distribute common garden
and Moat Respecaed
A mans education must be in his
The students greatly enjoyed
and
flower
seeds,
have
received
a
Pioneer Citisens.
head ready for instant and imme­
powerful objeot lesson from Brook­ Pree. Mulkev’s address given in
diate use. When he picks up a
Edward Fahy, Sr., answered the lyn, N. Y. A short time ago a bon­ the chapel Thursday morniug.
newspaper be sees no marks of em­
Hia subject was chosen from the
beckon
of death at an early hour fire w s b made of more than 10.000
phasis, d o diacritical marks, nothing
Bible
and is found in prov. 15, 23
to indicate the phonetic sounds, no Wednesday morning. The end was packages of the free seeds that had A word fitly spoken is like apples
words divided into syllables. Hence, calm and peaceful, and came in the been sent out, but for which no use of Gold 1n Pictures of silver” He
his eye must be trained to scan the presence of gathered loved ones could be found by the recipient. concluded his address by giving a
words aud divide them into sylla­ who had learned to realize that the He was burning them to get them few remarks on tbe harmful effect
bles instantaneously and uncon­ candle of life was preparing to out of his way. Before they were caused by the use of slang by the
sciously. This sight "onoept is car­ flicker in the tottering steps of a all destroyed a bushel or more of students.
the packages were taken to a seed
ried to the brain like a flash of well spent career.
A class in oratory has been organ­
Edward Fahy was one of our old­ dealer in New York. He became
lightening, then the sound con­
ized
for the young men of the Nor­
interested
in
looking
up
the
history
cept is instantly formed by the men­ est, best known and most respect­
mal.
of
the
varieties
represented,
as,
un­
ed
pioneer
citizens.
His
long
years
tal ear that has been properly train­
Pres. Mulkey is attending insti­
ed by oral spelling, and the word were fought with honor and useful­ der the act of Congress, they were
tute
in Sherman County this week.
classed
as
“
new,
rare
and
valuable
is instantly and correctly pronounced ness, and as the bidding angel hov-
The names of the students who
seed.”
A
searching
of
seed
cata­
ed
he
doubtless
felt
he
had
done
without the reader noticing or even
entered the Normal theis week are as
thinking of the mental process by his share toward advancing the civ­ logues developed that one variety
follows:
of
parsnip,
two
of
lettuce,
three
of
ilization
of
a
new
West
and
had
which he arrived at a clear concep­
Jesse Drew, Dairy, Zella Bussey,
turnip,
one
of
tomato,
one
of
onion
reared
a
family
who
were
in
every
tion and the correct pronuciation of
Lorella;
Bertha Dunlap Talent; Ray
way worth to bear the family name. and two of radish had been cata­
the word.
Hanford,
Ashland, Jesse Neil, Nail
logued
as
long
ago
as
1879.
One
It takes years of carbful, critical Dissolution occurred at the home
of lettuce, one of tomato and one Creek; snd H arvey DeArmond,
place
near
Bullards
Landing,
and
training in oral spelling to acquire
muskmelon came into ubc in 1884, Grants Pass:
this mental power of perception the -news sent out caused wide­
Miss Delia Tibbets, a former in­
spread and genuine regret.
Five other varieties of lettuce were
and conception. Perception o f the
Edward Fahy was bom in Ireland introduced between 1875 and 1890. structor in the Normal and Mr.-Hen­
combination of letters and the for­
Jan. 29, 1826, and arrivod in Coos The newest variety of seed was an ry Keeney were married at the
mation of syllables, and conception
county, Or., in March, 1854. He onion first introduced in 1899, while brides home in Talent last week.
of their sounds. And there is no
first settled where Bandon now the oldest was traced back 30 years, They will reside in Eugene, Oregon,
other possible process by which
stands, and for more than 50 years and its first introduction is lost in where Mr. Keeney holds a Position
this mental training and power can
his name baa been honorably and antiquity. Not one variety was in the First National Bank of that
be acquired except by persistent,
conspicuonsly linked
with the found that wag either “ we,” “ rare” place.
constant drill in oral spelling and
E. S.
county’s history and upbuilding. or “ valuable.” Most of them had
pronouncing by syllables.
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His wife, who survives him, was long since been abandoned by deal­
Myrtle Point Enterprise.
By constant drill and practice in
Sarah Sponkiener in her maiden ers to give place for improved vari.
Mrs. F. G. Dixon who has been
oral spelling the pupil becomes fa­
years, and the children left to mourn eties. Farmers’ organizations in
visiting here for thaee months left
miliar with all the different sounds
are as follows:
all parts of the couutry are taking Thursday for her home at Los-
of the letters in their various com­
Edward W, Florenda, Henrietta, active and decisive steps to express
Angeles.
binations in different words, just as
Isadora P., Rilas W. Mary E. Fran­ their disapproval if this farce of
the practiced ear in music catches
It is reported that Dade Berry, a
cis ., Chas, G. and Miss Sarah, the pretending to favor the agricul­
instantly the different sounds and
former Myrtle Point boy, has struck
latter being present assistant cashier tural class by distributing common
their variations in the musical scale.
it rich in Alaska. The report places
in the Bank of Bandon. Francis J. varieties of garden seeds. Farmers
Besides, pupils properly trained ¡ d
the figures at $400,000.
Fahy is cashior of that institution. would welcome the introduction of
oral' spelling, hearing the words
Mrs. A. McDonald and son Nor-
The daughter Henrietta, above men­ new and rare seeds, that, they might
spelled by different pupils in their
n»an nave gone to Eureka, Cal, to
tioned, is deceased.
improve their own productions, but
various tones of voice, learn to dis­
The funeral of the departed citi­ they look upon this attempt of Con­ visit for a week or two with rela­
tinguish these sounds and under­
zen and pioneer will take place to­ gress t» palm off on them varieties tives.
stand them as spoken and pro-
Mrs. K. A. Deep and little son
morrow at 11 o ’clock a. m. puplic that have been discarded for a score
nuonced by different voices. He
services, to which all are invited, or more of years, as new, ns an in­ Kay, leave this week with Mr. and
also learns to break the word into
being held at the Catholic Cemetery sult to their intelligence.—N. W. Mrs. Stewart Lyons who have'been
its component syllables. And no
visiting here for some time, for
in Bandon. No doubt a good D u m ­ Pacific Farmer.
one enn possibly learn tojpronounce
ber of pioneers and friends in gen­
Pasadena, Calif, where tQey will
word readily and correctly until
The President is looking ahead to make an extended visit.
eral will arrive from other points by
be has learned to divide it into syl-
the morning steamer to attend the the changes that will soon take place
Messrs. Hampton, Dickson and
lablea by the instantaneous process
in his official family. Before the
last rites— Recorder.
McCracken returned Wednesday
of mental scanning, by which the-eye
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close of Congress there will bn two
from Roland Prairie where they
and the ear act in instant succes­ G irl's C ooln ess S a v e s L ives vacancies in the cabinet. Secretary
have just completed a fine new
sion.
Shaw will retire on February 1st,
school house, the dimension of
Argentina, Kan,, Oct. 31.— The at which time he will have rounded
Therefore I would have oral spe
which ore 24x10 feet.
ing, good old fashioned oral spell - presence of mind of Gertrude W il­ out five years at the hend of the
ing. much of it, very much of it. liams, a teacher of the seventh Treasury Department, aud Attorney In every clime its colors are unfurled,
And I would have every pupil spell grade in the Emerson public schpol General Moodv will retire a month
Its fame has spread from sea to sea:
and prouounce every syllable clearly here, prevented a panic and prob­ earlier, it being his desire to resume Be not surprised if in the other world,
You hear of Rocky Mountain Tea.
and distinctly, and enunciate the ably loss of life today, when Bhe the practice of law. Rumor has it
R. 8. Knowlton.
sounds of the letters just ns clear­ forced the children in her room to that Moody is sluted for the Su­
If You want a shoe for your chil­
march from the building in order, preme Court Bench but this is hurd-
ly and distinctly.
dren that wears and has some style
Why? you ask. Because the rhe­ instead o f rushiDg pell-mell when an ly likely, as much opposition would
about it, get the Buster Brown shoe
alarm
of
fire
was
given.
The
fur­
torical effect, and the logical force
probably arise from having two at Robinson’s.
and power of every word uttered by nace bad set fire to the rafters in , Massachusetts men serving as asso-
Sample piano, stindard make
the human voice depends upon the the basement, and when smoke be­ j c.iate justice at the Bame time, Jus- parlor grand, quarter oak; none
gan
to
roll
into
Miss
Williams’
proper pronunciation of every syl­
1 tice Holmes of that State being a better; retails at $42 i.00. Must
lable io it, and the clear and dis­ room the children made a dash for »nember of the court. Mr. Moody's be sold, will take $195.00 spot cash.
tinct enunciation of every sound in the door. The teacher promptly j wtjrwilent ¡8 entirely voluntary, Second hand pianos cheaper aDd on
easy terms.
Pohl, Myrtle Point,
it. And there is one way and only stepped ahead of the frightened
p re8j(fent has frequently asked Oregon.
one way for the pupil to learn these children, blocking the doorway. ; reconsider his purpose and great-
The owner of 80 acres of timber
correctlv, and that is by spelling and raising her pointer threaten-1 )y regretg to see hjm g0
land
on the Coquille river near Fair-
and pronouncing by syllables, for ingly, gave the command “ Form in ' It jg almost cer(rtin that A ,nbas-
view, wants a bid for the stumpage
almost every syllable contains a *'De'
sador to Russia Meyer will be ap-
or the land as a whole. It is N. E.
vowel, or is indicated by a vowel
The children forced her agaiust pointed to one of the vacancies, but
i
of S. W. i and S. W. J of the 8.
sound.
the door-jam and she was severely just, which he will secure, appears
W. J cf 36 in 27, S. R. 12. W. Ad-
“ There is no royal road to learn­ bruised, but she stood her ground, j to be undetermined. The Second
drees, F. F. Weston, 1302, Webster
ing.” I repeat it, “ There is no After a few moments hesitation the vacancy affords abundant oppor-
street, Oakland, California.
cbildren, remembering their fire tunity for speculation, as yet no
roj <1 road to learning.”
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name has been mentioned that
I expect my good old Mother drill obeyed.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
“ Here Ernest,” cried the teacher, seems to stand the test.
who was a college graduate, repeat­
"you go downstairs and beat the
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Having gone out of buainess, all
ed this to me a thousand times.
those knowing themselves to be in­
N otice
And he who would teach our drum while we march out in order.’, j
debted to me are hereby notified
Ernest M sxod , 15 years ^ld who
children some easy road to learning,
Dr. Tatom, the Dentist, will that an immediate aettlement will
the same is a “ thief and a robber.” beats the drum for the drill every
A thief, because he is stealing from day, ran to do her bidding. Ho close his office on October 17th. un. be required.
Z. C . S t r a n g .
the children their valuable time. beat it steadily in perfect time, til November 25th. Will make a
A robber, because he is robbing while the 358 pupils and teachers professional trip to Rogue River.
Big closing out sale ia on now at
them of the golden opportunity to from the various rooms marched
Lorenz’s store.
down
the
stairs
and
out
of
the
No
Po,8on
,n
Chamberlain’s
Cough
learn and learn eorrectly. The
New stock mens’ and boys’ cloth­
Kemedy.
meanest, vilest thief and robber of building. All reached the street in
ing at Robinson’s.
I From Napier,NewZeland,Herald:
all, because he turns our innocent, safety. The fire loss was trivial.
A nice line of Misses’ cloaks just
helpless children out io the world
dri.i . „ . a o p i r f fo lio .. T,“i r s ” . r , S . p. h: r" “ i;:? T .'d,
.
.,
.
,
T
. i of New South Wales, Australia, had in at Mrs. Nosier’s.
ignorant
instead
of educated. ,ng the burning of the Iroquom , an annlygii made of all tbe cough
When you go to get your oil suit
While we stand idly by and permit Theater in Chicago.
| medicines that were sold in that
or winter, go to O. Wilson A Co.
’
’
~
market- Out of the entire list they
these Fools with Fads to do these
W. P, Fuller’s prepared paints,
O. Milson A Co. have received found only one that they declared
things. For one I protest. Why
some good oil clothing. Be ready was entirely free from all poisons, oils and varnishes at J. A. Lamb A
don’t you?
for the rainy season.
| This exception was Chamberlain’s Co’s.
Our next will be on writing.
Pasture for stock about one mile
„
u
,,
.
. Cough Remedy, made by the Cham-
F or S aul - A b ou t 1J acres o f : Vjerl*in Medicine Compay. Des Com town.
Good feed and water.
land near the, Academy, good house, | Mojne8 j
U. S. A.
The ab- Call at tbe H erald office.
Taken as directed, it becomes the barn and on
buildings.
Also L n(e of all narcotic, milkw thi,
Robinson has just received a big
greatest curative agent for the relief jou n g ore ar
ress J. A. remedy the 8afest and best thatcan
lot of skirta, coats and fura, just tbe
Jacobson,
North
Bend,
Oregon.
j
u
h
J
.
and
it
ia
Wlth
a
feeling
of
of suffering humanity ever devised.
Your stomach churns and di- security that any mother can give hings the ladies are looking for at
Such is Hollister’s Rocky Mountain
geste
the food you eat and if foul, it to her little ones. Chamberlain’s hia reason.
Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. R.
or torpid, or out of order, your whole Cough Remedy is especially recom-
Just received at Knowlton’s a
S. Know! ton.
system suffers from blood poison, mended by its makers for coughs, large stock of Imported Orchard
Tea i colds, croup and whooping cough. Grass— Italian and English Rye
i Hollister’s Rocky Mountain
1
keeps you well. 35 cents, Tea or . This remedy is for sal* by R. 8. Grass seed. Also choice Clever A l­
falfa; ate,
tabletsi R. 8. Know
Knnwlton,
1 Knowlton.
Our Common School*,
EDW ARD
FAHY
$1.50 P e r Y
NOVEMBER 7, 1906.
ear .
l
Under New Management.
GOES
Livery]
W. H. Mansell,
Best of Turnouts-
Feed and Sale
S
t r ic t
FlRST-Gk-
Stable
Hay, Grain, Leed.
Opposite I. O. O. F. Hall.
Successor to J. T. Little.
piONEER MEAT MAIftET
Lard,
Hams,
Bacon,
Sausage,
Fresh and Salt Meats.
We Carry «
We are headquarters for everything in the meat line.
wonts always receives prompt attention.
Your
COQUILLE VALLEY PACKING CO.
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T. H. MEHL, Proprietor.
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Billiard
Card rooms
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and
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Josh’s Place,
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Soft Brinks ^
(b Pool Tables
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and
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Tobacco.
City News Stand.
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W. H. 8 GHR 0 EDER
&
$
1 a
W a tc h m a k e r and Jew ele r,
a
Front Street,
GOQUIIalalS, O R E G O N .
A l L
work g u ar an teed .
t /W W W W W W W W W W W W S
ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT-
STAGE LINE
B . F E N T O N
P xrop
Saddle Horses of best quality always on band. Good Rigs in redi
ness for special trips. In fact, a general Stage and Livery business.
Accommodations for Taveling men a specialty
Leave Coquille at 6 a. m., arriving at Roseburg at 10 p. m. Fare $5.50
Goquille furniture
and BOX FACTORY
J - G - F is h
MANUFACTURERS of Butter Boxes, Cubes, Apple and Fruit Boxes
Cabinets, Tables, Counters, Store Fronts, etc.
Turning Work a Specialty.
All Orders given
prompt Attention.
S. H. McADAMS
Blocksmithinq
LOGGING WORK
Horseshoeing
CARRIAGE WOSK
For Bargains in Buggies and Carriages come and extaninrf o\it line
hats tbe beat that money cat* buy at th# lotfteat pri^ji,
wa