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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1907)
y / JJU l Coquille îiefalà 2 4: No. 23. \ öl . $1.50 C O Q U IL L E , COOS C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , W E D N E S D A Y , M A R C H 6, 1907. P er Y e ar U ----- . . Entered aa second-class m atter M ay 8, 1905, at the poatoffioe at C oqu ille, Oreiron, under act o f C ongress o f M arch 3, 1879. OR. RICHMOND P H Y S IC IA N A N D SURGEON. Office at S locum 's Drug Store. C o q c iix a , O kbuon . G. W, REA, Attorney anil Coanoellor at Law. Offloe opposite Mrs. Wickhsm’ s. T C. R. BARROIN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law First o I rm Beferenoes ifteeu Years' Ecperienoe C oquille C it y , O mc J. J. STANLEY LAW YER Martin Building, • Front Street OOQUILLI, OSBOON A. J. Sherwood, A r r o s s i r - at - L a w , N o t a it P ublio , C o q u ille , : ì O regon Walter Sinclair, A ttobhst - at -L aw , N o t a it P u b l ic , C oqu ille, : : Oregon. Hall & Hall, ATTOBIITS'AT-LAW, Dealei in K sal E st it s o f all kinds. M arshfield, Oregon. C. A. Sehlbrede, Attorney-at-Law, N otary P u blic. P h on e 761. M abshpibi . o . O beoon . E . D. S perry. W . C , C h a“e. SPERRY & CHASE, Attorneys-at-Law. O ß ce in Robinson B ailding, C oqu ille, - O regon. E. G. D. Holden, L awtbb , JUflTICB o r THB P e AOB U. B. OommissioQer, General Insurance Agent, and Notary Pnblio. Offloe in Robinson Building. C oqu ille regon. A. F. KIrshman, D entist . Offloe two doom Sooth of Pool offloe. . C oqu ille . . O regon. COQUILLE RIVER STEAMBOAT CO S tr. D I S P A T C H Tem White, Master Leaves I Arrivée Randnn........7 A-M. | Coquille.. . .10 a - h . Conuille....... 1 r-M. | Bandon . . . . 4 r-». Connecte at Coqnille with train for Marshfield and steamer EJ jo for Myrtle Point. S tr. F A V O R I T E J. C. Moomaw. Master, ayes | Arrive« ('•quille....... 7 a -M. Bandon.. 10:46 A M. Bandon ..... 1 r-M. | Coquille . 4:4ft r-M. S tr. E C H O H. Janas. Master. Leave* | Arrives M yrU ePoiut. . .7 a - m . | oquiMe C y 9 SO a m . Coqnille C ity .. .1 r-M. | Myitie P’t. .4 00 r-M. Daily encept Sunday. 0 ^ T T h e safe and reliable t i w a - ^ ^ screw The New and Speedy, Str. E liza b eth C. P. Jenaon. M aster W ill m ske ro .u la r trips betweea C oquille River and San Francisco. H o S t o p o v e r at W a y Ports. Electric Lights. Everything in First Class Style. FOR SA LE. On« horse 6 years old, weight •bout 1300 pounds, also one maro 3 years old. Enquire Grady, Norway, Oregon, of Henry All For Oregon. Senators snd Representatives, Farmers' Trust in Stern Reality. we won't stick,|bul I ¡want to tell -------- irrespective of politics, continue to you that when an organization reach Chicago, Feb. 24.— The farmers' es a stage where it is able to dictate Portland, Ore., Feb. 11, 1907. discuss the resolution recently trust has arrived. It bas stretched prices and get them, it is the bent Hon. I . H. Ackerman, superinten- adopted by the Senale ca]liD(, upon its big, strong hands over the states sticking organization in the world." dent of public instruction for the j the hfcad8 of the v#rioug Qovern. of Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, There was nomething out of the state of Oregon, has requested the j menU to 8upp,y the Dame8> num. Wisconsin, Kansas, Nebraska, Okla ordinary about the movement of Oregon Developemeut League to > ber compengatioDi etc. of employ_ homa, Missouri and Texas. Its grain last Summer long before the supply tbe details of its work and | who have been assigned io knotted fingers have pulled up mil car shortage was thought of. Tho especially the facta relative to the work by the President during the lions of bushels ef train and fruit, statistics of previous years based colonist rates to each and every one past year and whose appointments and thousands of bales of cotton in on crop comparisons went all away. of the county superintendents were made outside tbe civil service. to a mountain heap, and the trust The wheat and corn trade lost its throughout the state of Oregon. It is claimed by many that the Ex Mr. Ackerman believes that tbe ecutive without legal warrant, has has said to the dealers of the world. bearing completely. It did Dot "You can’t have anr of this until know how to reckon on the future, splendid opportunity afforded tbe appointed college classmates. Rough Middle West to visit almost avery Riders and other friends to all kinds you pay us what we think is com even approximately The Agricul point in Oregon at the low rate of of special offices, ignoring entirely ing to us. Now do your worst.” tural Department issued its esti Boards of trade all over the coun mates o f the crops as previously. $25 should be put before the schools, the civil source regulations. The try and commission men are begin These figures showed that the pro and that all teachers iu the state resolution when it was brought ning to wake up to the fact that this potion of corn was by far the big should not only inform themselves up in the Senate, was acted upon protective organization of the farm gest since officials records have of the facts, but impart those facts without a dissenting vote, not a ers already is a powerful factor in been kept. The yield of wheat was to their students. This rate of $25 voice being raised in defense of the the markets of the world, and that the largest with one exception, includes all Missouri River points, President. Now the Departments it bids fair to loom tremendously in Basing their circulations on the St Paul and contiguous territory; called upon are buBily engaged in the rate from St. Louis is $30, and gathering the information in order future years. movements of crops in previous Ever since early last fall, board years, the trade expected certain from Chicago $33, and tickets will to have it before the Senate during of trade men and shippers of grain things to happen from week to week. be on sale from March 1 to April the present session. It is said that within the last few years, probably have been talking about the scarci These things did not happen, and 30. There is an absolute hunger for daring the termof the present ad ty of cars. To that scarcity they one of the reasons for it, if not the bave attributed almost entirely the greatest reason, was the refusal of information about Oregon through ministration,the number of special fact that corn, wheat and other the farmers to accept bids made out all portions of the United States. appointments of employees wbo In addition to the many thousands have no fixed legal status, has farm products do not niovo to the to them. that have been coming since De - increased from 700 to 3000. Many --------- market centers with more haste. The death of cars is an everyday L o b s Company in Bankruptcy cember 3,750 inquiries have been legislators believe that an pa- added within tbe last twelve days. pointment in the clerk class, made theme in the speculative and com mercial gossip. That there is a Being unsuceasful in securing Coos bay is especially active and outside of the civil service, is mani great deal in it nobody disputes accounts ard records involving his the results are paying them well festly unfair and unjust to the hun but a still more significant phenom contract with the Southern Pacific for their expense m time and money. dreds of people in all parts of the enon of the day is that grain is be for the grading and tunneling on 19 Corvallis receives more attention country who spend weeks and ing held back beosusu the farmers miles of road from Drain, on the than any other point in the Wiliam months preparing for civil service are determined they shall get the line of the Oregon W estern ette Valley, while Medford leads in examinations, who are placed on price they have set on their own Railroad, C. E. Loss will today Southern Oregon. Ralph Ackley, the eligible lists but who are super property. ask for a receivership through the secretary of the Tillamook Devel- seded by those who are required to To date, the farmers’ trust— that United States District Court for the opement League, has issued a per come up to any special standard of is the generic term for the move C. E. Loss Company. He has also sonal letter, which gives iu a very fitness. Just what good will come ment—has been going it almost wired William Hood, chief engineer brief and effective way the rosour- from tbe recent resolution, remains alone. Now it has launched a p lan of the Southern Pacific, asking to ees of his city aud county, and tbe to be seen. by which it hopes to enlist the o r be released from the contract, alleg results will certainly be gratifying. F ob S a ll . 60 ecres of land, 20 Many other points in Oregon are ganized labor of the whole United ing that there is a conspiracy to acres bottom. Situated on newly hamper him in the completion of the at work and the commercial and in States. If this plan be c a r r i e l dustrial bodies of tbe state should finished rail road survey. Within a into execution—and there is reason undertaking. The complications have grown get out their very best advertising few minutes ride by rail from the to believe it may bff—the combiued out of the arrest at Drain yesterday matter and into the mails without towns of Prosper and Bandon,where movement of farmers and union realestate is rapidly changing hands men to control prices and distribu - of A. C. Emmons, of Portland, for delay. a t fwtulcMBo p>!ee«| «•»J » e w iu ilu a The Portland commercial Club tion of agricultural products will the United Railways and the C. E. tries springing up on every hand. be the biggest scheme in the history Loss Co.; W. B. Reed, a private de added $2,480 to the fund with which One quarter mile from store, post of the American labor and busbau- tective, and J. S. Holland, book it is advertising the state of Oregon office and best country iohool in Co. nt a dinner last Tuesday night. keeper for the Loss interests at dry. The newspapers of the state are Milk and cream taken from ranch Never was Ibe time so propitious Drain, on charges of technical bur InndiDg daily by Bteamer to choice for tho fanners to gel together <iu I glary. The arrests were made at doing a grand work in calling at to a number of A 1 creameries. A tention to this opportunity to in ll.e instance of T. J. Tobin, in stick together. The Orange of h o snap where money can be double! mer days, the Fanners' Alliance charge of the work there, who re crease the population and wealth of n a year or two easy. Underlaid and other similar organisations, fused to recognize a personal order the state, which the teachers and in witn coal of the Beaver Hill fields. were started when the farmiug for the books and accounts o f some case the purchasers arc mak- Address this office. class was in the poorest possible of the compauy, signed by Mr. iug it their busint-ssto interest the financial condition. In fact, Loss. Mr. Emmons was released citizens of Oregon in invitiog those A Grim T r a j/ it was because they were in strait on furnishing bail in the sum of who live iu the older sections of is daily enacted, in thousands of ened circumstances that they gave $250, while Reed and Holland were the country to come out and make homes, as Death claims, in each their homes iu Beaver state. one, another victim of Consumption their support to these various held until today for $1000each. or Pneumonia. But when Coughs move raeots. When times became The Coos county club of Albany more prosperous, these movements White House Surprise Party College: The first meeting of the and Colds are properly treated, the tragedy is averted. F. G. Huntley, lost force rapidly. A surprise party took place at second seanster was held on tbe eve o f Oakland on, Iod., writes: "My It is different today. The farms the White house one day this week, ning of Febnary 22, when tbe wife had the consumption, and o f the West are not plastered with the surprise being on the First wlub was entertained by Miss Ines three doctors gave her up. Finally mortgages. The bountiful crops of Lady of the Land who received Easten at the home of Rev. Gris she took Dr. King’s New Discovery the last five years have lifted liter from four sturdy American tars, of wold. There were several guests for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which cured her, and today she is ally huodreds of millions of dollars the battleship Louisiana, a large present besides members of the club, well and strong." It kills the of incumbrances of this kind. De silver loving cup. Arriving at the and this meeting was considered germs of all diseases. One dose posits in Western banks have in White House, the sailormtn request one of best and jolliest held this year. relieves. Guaranteed at 50c and creased amazingly. The owners of ed to see tbe president, who receiv We regret that another of our mem $1.( 0 by R. S. Knowlton, druggist free. the great bulk of these funds are ed them most graciously and quick, bers, Edwin B. Tilton has left school Trial bottle ------- — ---------------- these farmers. They come nearer ly complied with their request to be this cuts our number down to seven That’s the house the Doctor built, being an independent class today permitted to pay their respects to a small but jolly crowd The biggest house you see, We hope than any other class in the United Mrs. Roosevelt. Upon her appear to have many members next winter Thank goodness ha don’t get our money, States. Still they are persuaded ance the party entered one of the those present on Friday evening, For we take Hollister’s Rocky that Ibey are not getting their state parlors and after the introduc were, Misses Rosa. McNair, Knotts, Mountain Tea. share of the general prosperity, tions bad been made, tbe big bun Wilkins, EaBteu, Ruth Montague, R. S. Knowlton. hence the launching of the trust. dle, carried under the arms of oue Hodge, and Mai this Montague, Timber And Coal For Sale. Men who have been over the of the Bailors, was opened and the Messra Hodge, Neal, Myers, L eg states which raise a surplus of corn beautiful cup was handed to Mrs. gett, Knatt and Vo’.lstedt. About six million feet of fir, red wheat oats, cotton and livestock Roosevelt. and white cedar, or all the timber on A Member. -----» « « ------- have come back to Chicago with the 412 acres; also all the coal on 412 The gift was intended aa an ex W a n ted : By Chi cago wbolesal acres; five veins in sight; price $3000. message that ba ’k o f the car scar pression of Ibe appreciation felt by city are an explaDatioo;of the slack the crew of the Louisiana for the and mail order bouse, assistant man Inquire of C. A. Pendleton, Fat Elk movement of grain to market is the kindness with which its members ager (man or woman) for this coun or addresa me at Coquille. . . - n , -------% _ Salary fact that the farmers are organized had been treated by Mra. Roosevelt ty and adjoining territory. Another Quake at Kingston $20 and expenses paid weekly; ex and that they have a concerted plan on the voysge she made on that pense money advanced. Work to hold back their farm products vessel to Panama and back when pleasant; position permanent. No Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. 23.—Two until they get satisfactory prices. tbe President went to inspect the investment or experience required. earthquake shocks, tbe hear* Being in no need o f ready money canal last November. It was said Spare time valuable. Write at once est since January 14, were felt this they are carrying out their pro at tbe White House that both the for particulars and enclose self-ad afternoon. Several buildings were dressed envelope. Superintendent, gramme on a scale that is surpris president and Mrs. Roosevelt were { , thrown down, and there was great 132 Lake SL Chicago, III. ing. very much touched in receiving the 1 alarm among the people. No one Nothing of this is heard on the remembrance. F ob S ale , — At a bargain; three | was injured. « - ■>> e Chicago or other boards of trade in yonug milch cows three registered F o r S a la the open discussion. The grain S.omach Trouble and Consumption Polaud China hogs, two sows and a a boar, also a few young pigs eligi- dealer, the commisaiou mar, the Five shares in Riverton telephone “ Chamberlain’s Stomach and j 7 7 7 " " " .'' ,T 7 7 , ’ 7 shipper and the speculator stu Liver Tablets are tbe best thing for ble for registration. Call or sddreas, I ‘ D. Morgan. Coquille, Oregon L,ne' wh,ch ent,‘ ,e" th« holder to diously taboo the subject If they stomach troubles and constipation! Phone 311. one phone on the line. Enquire of speak of tbe farmers’ movement it I have ever gold,” say« J. R. C u ll-1 F or S ale . Good Shingle mill, W D' RoBraT" Coquille Or. Phono all, it ie with a eomptuoua sneer, man,a druggist of Pottervilie, Mich. ' "They are easy to take and always with or without engino, also in d u d -! ^ ° ’ and the prophesy that it will come give satisfaction. I tell my cus ing ranch if desired. Inquire of | »White River”'F lo u r is the beat; is nsught tomers to try them and if not satis Young A Albee, Fishtrap, or ad- j Rocanaon has it. "T be trusts and combines, the factory to coma back and get their drees at Coquille. White spray flour $1. 25 per sack speculators sod Board of Trade money. but have never had a com Thoee wishing fine carpet and at Land A Lyons. men call us jays, hayseeds. Rubes plaint." For sale by R. 8. Knowl rug weaving done, will remember ton Draoe baa a large atoek of ahoea and moss backs,” says M. F. Sharp, that Mra. K. Holverton now resides a Kentucky leader of the farm truet. Wins-em Turquola enameled ware in the H oberg home near the of all gradaa. He offers bargain to rich and poor. "They sav that if we do organize at T. H. Mehl A Go’s. Academy. i i W. H. Mansell, J« e - Under New Management. Livery Best of Turnouts Feed and Sale S F Stable t r ic t l y ir st -C l a s s . Hay, Grain Feed. Opposite I. O. O. F . Hall. Successor to J. T. Litt! ? piONEER MEAT MAIftET Lard, Hams, Bacon, We Carry < Sausage, Fresh and Salt Meats. We are headquarters fo r everything in the meat line. wants always receives prompt attention. Your COQUILLE V A LLEY PACKING CO. * * Josh’s Place, * * T. H. M EHL, Proprietor. * * * * * * * * * * * * (j) Billiard Card rooms and and Pool Tables Soft Drin s Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Cigars and Tobacco. City News Stand. I (¡5 * * ^ W. H. 8CHR0EDER Watchmaker and Jeweler, Front Street, C O Q U IL L E , OREGON. A ll w o r k g u a r a n t e e d . ROSEBURG-MYRTLE POINT- STAGE LINE B. F E N T O N P rop Saddle Horses of best quality always on hand. 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 North Coquille Store MRS. M. C. BOYRIE, Proprietress. F a n cy and Staple G roceries. Nuts, Candies, T o bacco and Cigars. North Enei . .ienry Street Bridge. S. H. McADÄMS Blacksmithing LOGGING WORK Horseshoeing CARRIAGE WORK & For Bargains in Buggies and Carriages come and examine our line we have tho'best that money can buy at the lowest prices.