Coquille herald., September 25, 1907, Image 1

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C O Q U IL L E , C O O S
From tbe Coos Bay News.
Fred Weaver and Mita Ethel Mc­
A man who doea not own • saw­ Intosh were married at the home of
ver, B. C., haven given the people friendship no matter how carefully mill is liable to speak glibly of shut­
the bride’a mother, Mrs. F. Haus-
of the United Staes and the world drawn by diplomats, are not able ting down because conditions are
childt, on Coos river, Wednesday
DR. RICHMOND
deeper insight into the confliot than to suppress it. Vancouver has clear­ not healthy, trade it abnormal and
evening, Rev. D. W. Thurston offi­
they possess after the outbreaks in ed away the surfers explanation and transportation ruinous, but there ciating.
THYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
San Francisco, The riots bespeak revealed, so the whole world may are many things that make the shut­
Office at Slucnui'i Drag Store.
Capt. Murchison, late of New
instinctive raerl hosptility toward
Ooorn.i.E, O regon .
read, the two great English-speak­ ting down of a sawmill a serious Yoak, was in town yesterday.
He
iuHux of Asiatic hordee, be they
Phone Msin|133.
ing countries and through them proposition. The humane millman has just bought 80 acres on Keutuck
Chinese, Hindu, Japanese or what others, confront no petty problem K averse to throwing his employese
slough from E. P. Briles, where h
not. And though they may resem­ — a problem that concerns not only out of positions. In many mills be
intends to make his home, as Coos
ble Asiatic hostility toward influx
has a little home which he either bay aDd its climate suit him better
the
living
but
the
unborn.
The
in­
F.
Kirshman,
A.
of white people into the Orient
rents, he has fixed than aDy place he has visited.
troduction of the negro was mistake owns or
the Boxer outbreaks, for example—
D e n tist .
enough. Complete respect, yet up to stay, his family are settled in
C. A. Smith is expeoted from
and though they are deplored for
practically complete separation and it and the home sense makes him Minneapolis this week, to look af­
Of&oe two d oors South o f Post ofiloe.
their disregard of life and property
Ho has become ter business interests here.
recognition pf the possession of dif- loth to leave it.
Dur­
of defenseless persons, still the
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O regon.
C o q u ille
front national orbits and of different used to the work around the mill ing his stay in Marshfield, it is prob­
Eastern part of the United States,
roles in the world-task this is a and feels incompetent to enter into able that arrangements will be com­
as reflected by its newspapers, per­
The’ rail­ pleted for dredging the harbor, as
doctrine that the Japanese will be any other line of labor.
ceives in the disturbances sporadic
roads are now offering big wages
compelled
to
accept.
And
the
ac­
preliminary steps have been taken
W. A. HENRY
outbreaks of a law-abiding resolve
and regular employment, but to en­ in the matter.
ceptance means peace.
TEACHER OF MUSIO
on the Pacific Coast to shut out the
The Chicago Post avers that the ter into this line of work means that
If your piano needs attention don’t
yellow-race menace.
Residence in Hledxoe House
checking of the hoodlums in San he must leave his family and be forget that M. O. Warner, the re­
There was loud clamor in the East­
Phone 271
Coqhille, Oregon
Francisco or the mobs in Vancouver subject to constant change and ex­ liable piano tuner, is now on his an­
ern Stales against the San Franeisoo
“ does not touch the underlying posure. The employer who lias the nual visit to the oounty.
He has
acts. They were called senseless
question which must be answered good of his men at heart, with a been making regular yearly visits
outbursts which should be suppress­
eventually.” The Pall Mall Gazette kindly feeling toward them, post­ to Coos county for 19 years, and it
W. E. THRESHER
ed. Now deeper knowledge has
pones tbe shutting down of his mill
puts the danger in plain words:
goes without saying that his work
c'fTnc of the rostter. It. is seen to
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
“ If an unrestricted flood of Asiatics as long as there is any hope in run­ has proved highly satisfactory.
be a race problem; race problems
w«re allowed to occupy these vacant ning it.
W. S. Chandler, late manager of
W sd d e r b u r n - - - - - O reoon
are the most perplexing in human
When a mill is shutdown for any
hospitable areas, it would require
C. B. R. & E. R. R., left Thursday
iutercourse.
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but a few years to produce an Ori­ length of time, the keeping up of for SanFrancisco in response to a
The situation is thus sharply de­
ental
predominance in the fairest insurance, of watchmen, the care­ telegram. It is rumored that Mr.
PACIFIC REAL ESTATE CO., fined by the Chicago Inter-Ocean:
and richest possession of the British takers, become heavy drafts on the Chanler may d e cid e to remain id
FRANK BGRKltOLDKR, MGR.
owner. His force is disorganized and
“ The average white man is not want­
the city, where an cxoellent position
Empire and perhaps deflect the
his men are compelled to look else­
ed in the yellow man’s country.
Farms, Timber and Coal 'Lands.
awaits bis acceptance.
whole course of its civilation and
where for positions. His best men
He knows it and stays away.
The
Residence and Business Property.
destiny.
go away and perhaps never return.
ayerage
yellow
man
is
not
wanted
Dress goods, ladies’ and children’s
Mining Stock.
These newspaper opinions, taken
A millman with an idle mill is at all wove hos and underware just in at
in the white man’s country. If he
COQUILLE,
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OREGON
at random out of many, show that
times uneasy and unhappy. The ex­ Geo. A. Robinson’s.
refuses to know and presistsin com­
the country has come to a new real­
citement attending of a sawmill is in
ing, there is sure to be trouble. The
T
ization of the problem, since Van­
the character of a tonic.
NOTICE
races simply will not live together;
couver “has cleared away the sur­
Notice is hereby given that the umder-
Just now many mills have closed
or, at any rate, the white man will
E. D, SPERRY
face explanation.” And through the
down and many more are contem­ signed has been appointed Administra­
not live with the yellow man in the
Attorney and Coanoellor at Law.
deeper problem makes the difficulty
tor of the estate of David A. Collier.
plating it. The wisest thing that
white man’s country.”
Deceased, by the County, Court of the
more serious, there is common feel
Office in Robinson Building
the employe can do is to turn in State of Oregon for CoosCounty. All per­
One of the formost New York
ing that the better understading
and help build tbe railroads th*t sons having claims against the estate
newspapers, the Brooklyn Eagle
which ought to come to Japan will
are now heading across the conti­ are required to present the same to me
recogizes public sentiment on the
ward off conflict.— Oregonian.
nent When they are finished, he at C’nquiile Oregon, verified according to
Pacific Coast, both in the United
W. 0. CHASE,
law within the time designated by the
may confidently expect to return to Statutes of the State of 0 regon.
States and Canada, as “ overwhelm­
AT TOKNEY-AT-LAW
ingly against the unrestricted im­ Opening of the Qravel Ford Academy. his mill work and find much stead­
Coquille Oregon September 16, 1907,
Office in Robinson Building, Upstairs
ier employment than is now possi­
migration of both Japanese aud
J. A . C o l l ie r .
Gravel Ford Academy will be
Administrator of the esiate of
ble.— West Coast Lumberman.
Chinese, whatever may be the issne
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open to receive students, Monday,
t
D a v i d A. C o l m w , Deceased.
between Western and Eastern la­
Ootober 7, 1907. The Academy of­ Portland Sept. 19.-Three thousand
bor as we see it here. The Japan­
C. R. BARROIN,
fers practical courses of study. people were unable to attend Port­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ese goverumout, no matter how
Attorney and Conpsellor at Law
Thoroughness is our motto.
The land Day at the state fair in Salem
Department of the Interior,
much it may resent in secret the
First-class References
high standard of excellence which today on account of tbe passenger Land Office at Roseburg, Ore., Auguet
proposition that the Japanese la­
has characterized the school in past car shortage on the Southern Pa­ 13th, 1*07.
Fifteen Years’ Experience
Notice is hereby given that
borer is to foreign countries an un­
years will be maintained during the cific here. About 2000 were taken
CoqriLL* C i t y , O rr
STEPHEN A . CULBERTSON,
desirable immigrant, is not likely
out in a conglomerate train, made of Coquille, Oregon, hat filed notice of
coming year.
publicly to insist that the elect col­
The Academy solicits students, up of ancient ears. One thousand his intention to make final Commutation
ony of a closely-allied power shall
but
waats only those who are wil­ had purchased tickets, but could proof in support of his claim, vix:
J. J. STANLEY
freely open her doors to immigrants
ling to put forth their best efforts. not get abrord. The depot was jam - Homestead Entry No. 13925, made Feb.
14th, 1906, for the S E ^ o f N W ^ .S M of
whom the people of that colony do
LAW YER
med with an angry crowd of dis-
For particulars, address:
NE>£, N E li of NEJ^ Section 21, Town-
not want and will not have, espe­
appinted people.
g r a v e l ford a c a d e m y .
28 South, Range 13 W est,-and that said
Front Street
Martin Building,
cially when economic conditions
Gravel Ford, Oregon.
proof will be made before L. A. Lilje-
C oquillh , O beoon
The New Pure Food and Drug Law. qvist,
prevent reciprocal emigration from
U. 8. Commissioner, and his office
Canada to Japan.
We are pleased to announce that at Marshfield, G re., on Wednesday,
t
The revival services at Myrtle
This impossibility of Japans in­ Point being conducted by Rev. Mc­ Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughR, October 9th, 1907.
A. J. Sherwood,
He namei the following witnesseas to
sisting on free immigration into Connell, the evangelist of the colds and lung troubles is not af­
fected by the National Pure Food prove hia continuous, residence upon,
A tto hr at - a t - L a w ,
Canada is perceived to mean that Christain church, and the blind
and Drug law, as it contains no and cultivation of, the land, via: Lafe
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N o t a r s P u b l io ,
Japan will be blocked from demand­ singer Mr. Butler, continues to opiates or other harmful drugs,
Cornwell, E. L . Webb, Geo. W . Corn-
ing it into the Unied States. The grow in interest. Sixteen conver­ and we recommend it as a safe re­ well and O. O. Gregory, all of Coquille,
Coquille,
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Oregon
Eastern newspapers point out that sions have resulted so far and the medy for children and adults. E. Oregon.
B e n j a m in L. E d d y , Register.
race exclusion is a recognized doc­ congregations continue good with J. Slocum,
trine in British policy. Australia increasing interest.
Walter Sinclair,
F or S a l e . A good 18-foot gaso­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
shuts out Asiatics, even though they
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line boat, with or without engine,
Department of the Interior,
be
subjects
of
King
Edward.
The
N otary P u b l ic ,
Land Office,
The Anti Japanese riot in Van­ cheap. Apply to Nels P. Nelson.
colouies in British South Africa do
Roseburg, Ore, August 13, 1907
Coquille,
:
Oregon.
couver, B. C., in whieb thousands of Prosper.
thesnme. “ Experience has shown,’
Notice is hersby given that
meD took part, representing men of
Duprey’s Celery Headache Pow­
MRS. ANNIE MOON,
says the Baltimore News, “ that the
nearly every calling, cannot be ders, give instant relief. Price 25 (widow of Chae. L. Moon) of Coquille,
presence
of
different
rnoes,
engaged
H all & Hall,
charged up against the laboring cents. R. S. Knowlton, Coquille Oregon, has filed notice of her intention
in industrial competition in the same
to make final five year proof in rupport
A ttorneys - a t - L a w ,
men exclusively. But it sbows clear­ City; O. Y. Lowe, Bandon.
country, raises grave social problems
For a fine 80-acre place, 7 miles of her claim, v is: Homestaad Entry
ly that the Caucasian and Mongol­
D esleí in R eal E s ta t e o f a ll k in d s.
that wise statesmen will strive to
ian races can never harmonize. It from jtown and 3 miles from tbe No. 11648 made May 26th, 1902, for the
M a r s h fie ld , Oregon.
8K H
E*i Sec. 28, EH NEH Section 33.
a v oid . E v e r y aociety baa a r ig h t to
emphasizes the deep feeling on this the river. Nice home with fine or­ Township 26 South, Rtnge 11 West, and
determine its own membership and content against Oriental immigra­ chard with big variety of fruits,
that said proof will he made before L.
restriction of the movem ent of peo- tion and no doubt our obtuse states call on R. J. Dean, C oquile, Or.
A. Liljeqvist, U . 8. Commissioner, at
C. A. Sehlbrede,
plee from one country to another,
men of both America and Europe
E. C. Barker & Co. have just re­ hia office at Marshfield, Oregon, on
while much relaxed in practice by
Thursday, Oct. 18lh, 1907.
Attorney-at-Law,
will open their eyes and read intel-1 ceived the finest lot o f imported,
She names the following witneseess to
humanitarian sentiment for a con-
Notary Public.
Phone fill.
ligeutly the signs of tbe times. band
painted
chinaware ever prove har continuous residence ni>on,
considerable period is one of the
The United State« wants no futber brought to Coquille. There are and cultivation of. the land, vis: Sher-
M a r s h f ie l d , O r e g o n .
.oldest principles of public law.
immigration from any country on some swell creations of art, both in man Flinn, of Coquille, Oregon; Oscar
Japanese do not welcome whites earth who dojn ot come here with the shapes of the articles as well Moan and Willis Neely, of Fairview,
as business comptitores, says the
the desire to become loyal citizens, as the paiDting. It wiH pay you to Oregon, and A. L. Neely, of Riverton,
Oregon.
New York Mail, and remarks:
E. G. D. Holden,
and with whom our people can in­ see them,
B e n j a m in L. E ddy , Register.
"T
o
get
a
complete
view
of
the
Lawns,
termarry
without deteriorating.
J u m o s o r thr P ba o s
phenomenon, it is necessary to note
This should he the supreme test.
Wool! Wool!! Wool!!!
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. 8. Commissioner, General Insurance
that by ways less direct and less Our immigration lawss should ex­
W.
T . Kerr wants your wool. Department of the Interior. Land Office
Agent, and Notary Public. Office
violent, the Japanese peoplo them­ clude all undesirable people no mat­
at Roseburg, Oregon, July 6, 1907.
Will take all you have from 1 to
in Robinson Building.
selves are making it to the interest ter whence they come.— Tribune.
Notice is hereby given that Clarence
20,000
pounds.
Give
him
a
call
be­
Coquille
regon.
cf the occidental foreigner to
Waters, o f McKinley, Oregon, has file«!
fore you contract.
notice of his intention to make final five-
choose a residence elsewhere; as a
Cured hay Fever and Summer Cold*.
year proof in support of his claim, vis:
tourist and sojourner be is welcome
Of interest to Man.
Homestead entry No. 11437 made April
“ A.J. Nushaum, of Batesvilie, In ­
CO _not as ft business competitor. It
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Foley’s Kidney Cure will cure 8, 1902, for the
diana. writes: “ Last year I suffer­
j is apparent «hat the world is not
ed for three months with a sum- any caseof kinney or bladder troub- and lot 2, Section 6, Township 28 8.,
yet ready for the gospel of c<«smo- mer cold go distressing that it in - 1 le that ii not beyond the reach of Range 11 W ., and that said proof will be
S tr. D I S P A T C H
; politsnism.”
terfered with my business. I had medicine.
No medicine can do made before L. A. Liljeqvist, U. 8. Com­
missioner, at his office at Marshfield,
The Mail might hare added that many o f the symptoms of hay fe-i more. E. J. Slocum.
.
Tom White, Muter
Oregon, on Saturday, September 7,1907,
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I Japanese do not even the business I ver, and.a doctor’s prescription did
Leave.
I Arrive.
He names the following witnesses to
not reach m r case, and I took se v -1
Timber Claims.
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Coquille------ 10 a m .
competition of Chinese, for they re-
ptove hia continnoua residence upon,
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eral medicines which seemed to
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C eeeerte at Coquille with train for M ar.hfi.16 ! c c u t l v b a r r e d fifty Chinese f r o m en- only aggravate my case.
Fortun-
1 *m >n lb® market for tbe pur- and cultivation of, said land, vis:
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7 B?ho
for Myrtle Point. .
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William H. Myers, of Lee, Oregon,
! tenng Kobe asd are discharging
ately I insisted upon having F olty’i chase of good fir, or cedar claims,
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Honey and Tsr in the yellow p e ck -1 for , pot essh, in favorable locations, Arthur Brown,
Chinese
laborers
from
railroad
S tr. F A V O R I T E
Webb Mast,
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age,
and
it
quickly
curpd
me^
My
me
hear
from
you
at
once,
at
I work.
J. C. Moofliitw. MwUr,
Henry H errey,
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wife has since used holey a Honey j ^ „
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a ys
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The New Globe describes the an- and Tar wiih the same success.” i *
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
I*uroD’ Michigan.
BantIrto.. 10:45 A *.
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Register.
’ e 4r4fi r-v 1 tatroniem as springing “from a pro- E. J. Slocum.
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Entered an second-class matter May Y e llo w M an in W h ito ’a Land. found racial instinct, several layers
8, 1005, at the pos to ilice at Coquille,
deeper than prejudice.” It adds:
Oregon, under act oí Congress of March
Riots against Japanese in Vancou­
3,1879.
“ Paper treaties of alliance and
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ear
Geo. Conger,
Under New Management.
Livery
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Saddle Horses of best quality always on hand. Good Rigs in ledi
ness for special trips. I d 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. BOYR1E, Proprietress.
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