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Coquille Herald.
W EDNESDAY, OCT. 21, 1908.
Lumber Rete Case W ill be Re-
opened
Washington, Oot. 15.— W. A.
Wimbish, of Atlanta, who was con-
ael for the Pacific Coast Lumber,
Manufacture’ Association in its
suits ag^ivist the Northern Pacific
and other railroads, has no behalf
o f his clients filed complaint with
the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion against the letter’s order of
September 1,
modifying their
previous decision in the lumber rate
cases. Wimbish sets forth that this
modification, allowing the roads to
maintain a differentia' on cedar shin
gles and long timbers requiring
more than one car, will work an in
justice to the people of Idaho, Utah,
and Wyoming because the railroads
can exact a higher charge on these
products than were in force prior to
November 1,1907, end higher even
the rates which the railroads sought
to establish.
J. N. Teal, of Portland, and W .
A. Wimbish, of Atlanta, who were
counsel for the lumbermen in the
Pacific Coart cases, have been en
gaged as special counsel of the In
terstate Commerce Oommisiou to
represent the Government at St.
Paul, where the Hill and Harriman
railroads have brought suit to pre
vent enforcement of the decision o f
the commission in all the Northwest
eases. This suit is intended to re
open the entire case that was thresh
ed out here last Ileoembor and de
cided last June. Pending a deter
mination of this suit, the railroads
will observe the rates that went in
to effect today,
Destructive Forest Fires.
Robert Moran Drowned.
Alpena, Mich., Oot. 1C.— The
whole of northwestern Michigan is
burning.
The flames have already
swept four counties, and the loss of
life is heavy.
It is believed that if
reports could be obtained the re
sults of the fires would appear the
most appalling in the history of this
part of the country. Fourteen wo
men and children are known to
have been burned to death at Metz.
On Monday afternoon the body
of Robert Moran, foreman of the
lumber camp of L. J. Cody on
Lamps creek, was found in the riv
er along side the dock near the
Woolenmill in Bandon.
Mr. Moran was last seen alive at
the skating rink on Saturday even
ing which place he left without
giving any explanation
as to
where he was going, and did not
return. It seems that he and his
wife who was at the rink With him,
were to have been entertained by
different parties, and Mrs. Moran
did oot think much about bis ab
sence until she found he had not
gone with the parties he had intend
ed to go, whon more extensive i
quiry was mad, and when no tr ace
of him could be found, search about
the river was made, with the result
that his body was found as stated.
A deep gash was cut in his bead, in
dicating that he had struck a log
or other object, stunning him till he
was unable to help himself. The
bereaved wife has the synupthy of
the entire community.
Detroit, Mich., Oct. 16.— Late this
afternoon the towns reported de
stroyed by the great forest fires are:
Metz, 200 inhabitants; Millersburg,
the largest town in Presque Isle
county, 800 inabitants; Posen, 200
persons; Pulaski, a hamlet.
A Millersburg dispatch says that
when the Metz refugee train was
ditched through the burning of a
culvert, 17 persons are known to
hare been burned to death.
More
undoubtedly perished.
The 200 persons of Metz boarded
the train to escape to the Cheboy
gan, the northern terminus of the
road. After the train became de
railed the fire was sweeping through
the trees parallel to the track at
tacked the wrecked cars.
Groping blindly through the
shower of Bparks and the dense
smothering smoke the men and wo
men became separated and dashed
in all directions seeking a place at
which to break through the ring of
flames.
Conductor Kinsville managed to
pass the hot blast, but when he
reached Millersburg was totally
blind.
Pnblic Library Voting Contest
Publio Library........................ 12,418
Odd Fellows...........................
162,
Rebekahs................................
43
Masonic Lodge.......................
52
Eastern Star...........................
50
Knignts of Pythias..............
31 '
Pythian Sisters.......................
40
Modern Woodmen.................
50
Royal Neighbors....................
52 1
Woodmen of the W orld .......
155 i
Redrnen...................................
14
Pocahontas...............................
13 1
Public School......................... 8146 :
Christian Church..................
10 !
Episcopal Church....................
17 *
M E Church............................
70
7tb Day Advents!...................
10
Ladies Study Club...............
100 \
Epwortb League....................
201
Presbyterian Church.............
2:
Beaver Slough School....................... 122
Town.......................................
22 I
Lampa...........,.......................... 1189 J
Johnson’s Mill Sehool.......... 10,792 |
Fuirview School........;............
500
SPECIAL S A LE
AT
The W hite House
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TH URSD AY, O C T O B E R 22
Registered Berkshire pigs, both
sex, for sale. Call on J. C. Watson,
breeder of registered Jersey cattle,
at the farm near Coquille.
Millinery, Ribbons, Laces.
Real
City Bakery,
Ship Shingles to Portland.
Bargains for all.
C. E. Hollopeter sold 200,000
white cedar cbingles for the Jones
Shingle Mill while be was in Port
E. C. HOLLOWAY, PROP.
land recently. This is the finest
spipment of shingles ever made out 'i Bread, Cake, Pies, Cookies, Gin-
Special attention
of this place for Portland, with the gersnaps, etc.
Weak Kidneys, Lame B a d
exception of a small shipment made given orders for banquets, dinner,
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A nd
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picnics, etc.
by the Rohn Shingle Mill last spring,
Inflammation
of
the
Bladder
irst Street, - Coquille, Oregon
but the way now seems to be open
A WEEK’S TRIAL 25c
for a good market in Portland for
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Bandon shingles, and San Francis
DEPARTM ENT OF TH E INTERIOR,
The engineer of the doomed train co will have to go some if they hope
SUMMONS.
U . S. Land office at Rosehurg, Oreg.,
broke through but was terribly to get the shingle output of this
June 3, 1908.
burned. How many of the 200 per place.— Recorder.
Notice is hereby given that George In the Circuit Court of the State of Or
egon, in and for the County of Coos.
Henry Fowler, of Rose Lodge, Lincoln
sons escaped is unknown, as they
C abpet W eaving . Mrs. K. Hoi. County, Oregon, who, on June 3, 1908, Hattie Bruce,
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scattered through the forest and
Plaintiff
I
verson, Wickham residence east of made timber application No. 10120, for
vs.
V Suit in Equity for
thir bodies have not been recovered. the Christian church does flue East % of South West '4, South W est
John Park Bruce,
Divorce.
Bandon Gets Convention
In a house near the railroad track carpet and rug weaving; Call and % of South WeBt hi °f sec. 24, Town-
Defendant, J
at the edge of the forest an aged see samples of her work and get ship27 South, Range 10 West W il. Mer., To John Fark Bruce, the above-entitled
Bandon was selected as the next
prices.
has filed notice of intention to make
Defendant : In the name of the State
couple were roasted to death.
meeting place by the annual conven
final proof, to establish claim to the of Oregon, you are hereby notified that
It is believed that the fire started
above described, before register and re you are reqnired to appear and answer
tion of the Rebekahs of the Second
through the carelessness of hunters
ceiver, at Rosehurg, Oregon, on the 15th the complaint filed against you in the
District which closed a highly suc
or from smoldering embers of the
SOUTH
day of January, 1909. Claimant names above-entitled suit in which Hattie
STATIONS
NORTH
cessful and enjoyable session in
as witnesses:
Benjamin O. McGee, Bruce is plaintiff and you, John Park
September forest fire. Scores of
No. 3
I
No. 1
No 2
No. 4
Marihfield last evening. New offi
William M . McGee, and Israel Ketch of Bruce are defendant, within six weeks
P. M.
1 A. M.
small cities and towns in the path of
A. M.
P. M.
cers were elected for the ensuing
Rosehurg, Oregon, and Andrew H. of
the first publication
of
this Leave 2.00j Leave 8.00
Marshfield
Arrive 10.45Arrivo
6.QD
the flames are threatened with des
Hinkson, of Eugene, Oregon.
year as follows:
summons, to-wit.
Within six weeks
2.25
8.18
Southport
X
10.20
5.40
truction.
B bnjamin L . E ddy , Register.
from the 30th day of September, 1908,
2.35|
8.25
Chairman— Mrs. Anna Robinson
Summit
X
10.20
5 .25
At Vanderbilt, in Otsego county-
the same being the date of the first pub
2.451
8.30
Junction
X
10.15
6.15
of Coquille.
a large gang of watchmen are on
NOTICE OF SCHOOL INDEM NITY lication of this summons, and if you fail .................. ..........
Beaver Hill
Vice-chairman— Mrs Goetz of
to
appear
and
answer
on
or
before
W
ed
3.10
8.45
duty day and night. Every effort is
Coquille
10.00
6.00
SELECTION.
Bandon.
nesday, the 18th day of November, 1908,
3 . 2 0 !
8.50
Johnsons
X
9.50
4.30
being made to keep the house well
United States Land Office, Rosehurg,
Secretary— Mrs. Kate Lando of
the same being the last day of the time
3.27
8.55
Schroeders
X
9.45
4.20
Oregon, August 21, 1908.
soaked with water and if necessary
prescribed in the order for publication
9.05
Norway
Marshfield.
3 .3 5 .
X
9.40
4 .10
Notice is hereby given that the State
back firing will be resorted to.
judgement will be taken against you for Arrive 3.451
9.15
Myrtle Point
Leave 9.30 Leave 4.00
Yesterday’s convention was one of
of Oregon, on August 21. 1908, applied
Cheboygan on the south channel
want thereof, and plaintiff will apply to
for lot 4 of Sec. 8, Tp. 20 8 . R. 14, W. of
the most successful the order has
the Court for the relief demanded there
X — Flag station; stop on signal only
of the Mackinac straits far to the
W
.
M.,
and
filed
in
this
office
a
list
of
held in Coos countv and of course
in, a succinct statement of which is as
uorthwestof Metz, is menaced.
school indemnity selections in which it
PAU L L. STERLING,
was devoted largely to a discussion
follows: - That the marriage contract
selected said land; and that said list is
Among these known to have lost
Agent.
now’
existing
between
you
and
the
plint-
of lodge work and instruction in de
open to the public for inspection. Any
their lives on the relief train were
iff be dissolved and held for naught.
gree work. Following the dinner,
and all persons claiming adversely the
John Kinveln, engineer; Arthur Lee
That plaintiff have judgement against
above described land or any legal subdi
the convention was called to order
you for her costs and disbursements in
fireman, and William Lee, breake-
vision
thereof,
or
claiming
the
same
un
by Mrs. Nellie Owmen of Marsh
this suit.
man. These three stayed by the
der the mining laws, or desiring to show
field, the chairman. Mrs. Anna Rob
Service by publication of summons is
said land to be more valuable for min
train and tried to get it back on the
inson of Coquille was secretary
made 2n pursuance of an order made by
eral
than
for
agricultural
purposes,
or
to
tracks, while the passengers fled be-
The address of welcome wasjdeliver
object to said selection for any lawful the Hon. J. W . Hamilton, judge of the
Leave Coquille 7 A. M. Leave Bandou 6 : 4 5 A . M .
before the roaring fires.
a
a
a
reason, should file their claims or their Circuit Court for the State of Oregon,
a
a
a
• d by Mrs. Kate Lando of Marsh
a
a
IO
How any of those people, fright
in
and
fer
the
county
of
Coos,
dated
the
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affidavits of protest or contest in this
a
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a
field, and the response was by Miss
a
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p.
22nd
day
of
September,
1908,
and
direc
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ened out of their wits and fleeing
office.
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a
a
a
u
a
Florence Atkinson of Coquille,
a
2
I hereby designate the Cequille H er ting publication of the same to be made
2
p.
wildly through the burning woods,
a
a
Mrs. Lawrence of Coquille was
in the C oquille H erald , a weekly news Arrive a t
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a ld , published at Coquille, Oregon,
Arrive at a
have escaped death is hard to un-
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paper
of
general
circulation
printed
and
a
a
a
a a
elected deputy president to act in
the newspaper in which the above notice
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understand.
published at Coquille, Coos county, Or
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a
it
is to be published.
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place of Mrs. Smith of Grants Pass,
a
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p a
egon,
and
that
said
summons
be
pub
This city caught fire from sparks
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BENJAMIN L. E DDY,
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a
a
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a a
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the state president, who was unable
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lished once a week for six successive
And
liny
in«
has
been
along
radi
carried here by the winds, and for
Register. weeks.
$
to be present. During the after
cal lines. By general consent the
a time it seemed it was doomed also.
JAMES T. H ALL,
noon, Era. E. G. Flanagan rendered
JOHN F. HALL,
By desperato work, the flames were
faney or “ freak” styles have been
SUMMONS
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
several pleasing vocal numbers.
controlled. Several buildings were
tin the Circuit Court of the State of Or
given over to the college or high-
The evening session ras really a
NOTICE TO OCNTBACTOR&
destroyed.
egon, in and for the County of Coos.
school boys. The point with us
meeting of Western Ster lodge of
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids j
L. Cochran,
Men fought the fire all nignt. and
wilJ be received for the p'anking of a j
Plai I tiff,
Marshfield, with the delegates to
has been to get goods of this kind
when morning came and the wind
vs.
Suit in Equity for portion of the Coquille-Fairview road,j
the convention as gueats. However,
beginning at station No. 296of the “ Ste
Viola A . Cochran,
Divorce.
that will hear inspection ns to
shifted many of them callapsed
venson Change’ ’ Survey of said road,
Defendant.
under “ The Good of the Order”
where they stood. As soon as it
and
running thence easterly toward the j
workmanship; goods that we are
To Viola A . Cochran, the above entitled
unfinished convention business was
terminus of said survey, planking to he
was believed the ci y was safe the
defendant:
In
the
name
of
the
State
willing to stand hack sf to the lim
8 feet long, except in sharp curves,
taken up. A feature of the evening
the citizens sat down to rest and
of Oregon, yon are hereby notified that where the planking shall be 12 feet
it. There isn’ t a style we carry
session was a reading by Miss Nan many are sleeping about the trees
long.
All grades of 8 inches or more :
yon are required to appear and nnswer
to the rcnl to be planked with 3 by 4|
Lyons of Lines’on Odd Fellowship.” today in the spots where they stop
that isn’t in good taste.
the complaint filed against you in the
inch planking placed alternately with j
above-entitled suit in which L. Cochran the 3-inch face upward, all other plank
Mrs. E. G. Flanagan also contri ped work.
is plaintiff and yon, Viola A. Cohchran, ing to he not less than 3 inches thick | Offers their entire stock o f first class Marble and Granite Monuments
kuted to the program by rendering
No one is immune from kidney
a 25 per cent discount from present shop prices until October 1, 1908.
are defendant, within six weeks of the and not more than 12 inches wide; all
a pleasing solo.
all planking to rest firmly on the grouii'
trouble, so just remember that Fol
date of the first publication of this sum
for
the
full
width
of
the
planked
road
Following the lodge work,
ey’s Kidney will stop the irregulari
A l l W o r k G u a r a n te e d .
mons, to-wit: within six weeks from the bed. All timber to he Sound Yellow' or
sumptuous banquet was served in ties and core any case ol kidney
JOHN MITCHELL, PROP.
30tb day of September, 1908, the same Red Fir or Cedar. All work to be done
the banquet room of the Odd aud bladder trouble that is not be-
being the date of the first publication of in accordance with the specifications on Phone, Main 1731.
Marshfield Oregon
file with the County Clerk anil subject
ttiia summons, and if you fail to so ap to the approval of the Special Road
Fellows hall about sixty plates be ond the reach ot medicine. Sold
DAVID FULTON, Local Representative, Coquille, Or.
by E. J. Slocum.
SHERIFF SALE.
pear and answer on or before Wednes Master ol road district No. 11 in which
ing set. There was no program of
By virtue of an execution issued out day the 18th day of Nvember, 1908, the road district said jpecial improvement
Guns of all kinds for sals or rent of the Honorable County Court of the
toasts but following the banquet, all
same being the last day of the time pre is to he made. Five per cent of all bids
united in an informal social.— Coos- at Goff A Goodman’s 2nd hand Slate of Oregon, for the County of Coos scribed in the order for publication a in cash or certified checks to accompany
said bid®. The right to reject any and
store.
Bay Times.
on the 9th day of Septemtier, 1908. in judgement will be taken against you for all bids is hereby reserved.
Bids to be
DeWITT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR
BACKACHE
Coos Bay, Roseburg &. Eastern
Railroad & Navigation Co
TIM E TABLE NO. 3
In Effact July 2 0 , 1 9 0 8 .
Daily Except Sunday
SclsJiit of Goqniile River Transpartatioñ CompaDr.
The Tendancy
i Clothesmaking
PMD1N1MN1S
Coos BayQ
Monumental Works.
A. Rolli
Dime Changes Location
F or S a l e . One complete outfit
for spraying. Call and investigate
G o ff A G o o d m a d .
The Dime Thoatre, conducted by
Remember the big Masquerade to
1,- A. Mills, in the Lyons building be held in Nosler’s ball, this city,
for the past threo months, has been October 31st.
moved to the Alexson building
W. A. Traver, of this city, has
across the street, where a raised received the sad news of the death
floor has been put in and other con of his mother in southern Califor
veniences and improvements added nia.
which will be greatly appreciated
A CARD
by the large crowds visiting that re
This
is
to
certify
that all drug
sort each evening. This is provirg
gists are authorized to refund your
to be a great resource of amuse-
money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails
meet ami entertainment, being of; to cure your cough^or cold, lt'stopi
a strictly clean and elevating na- '■ the cough, heals the lungs ami pr«-
ture, and i# highly appreciated by ! ^ nts serious reults from a cold,
la grippe coughs and pre
the little folks. J. A Yoakam is the I
„ .
..
..
.
1 vents pneumonia and consumption.
workman making the changes.
Contains no opiates. The geuuine
n ___ .
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is in a yellow package. Refuse sub-
Drain keeps on band fresh bread,; siitues. E. J. Slocum.
favor of B. F. Hill plaintiff, and against want thereof, and plaintiff will apply filed with the County Clerk on or be
E. O. Allen defendant, for the sum of Two to the court for the relief demanded fore 10 a. m. October 5, 1908.
W ILLIAM BETTYS.
Hundred Thirty Dollars and Thirty- therein, a succinct statement of which
Five cents Gold coin, together with 10 is as follows:
That the marriage con- Special Road Master of Road District
No. 11, of Coos County, Oregon.
per cent, per annum interest and accru- tract now existing between von and the
ing costs, I have levied upon and will plaintiff be dissolved and held for
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
sell at public auction, on Monday the naught; that plaintiff have judgement ( v f p \ { j x ?
PÀRTMENT OK TH E INTER-
23rd day ol Novcmler 1908, at 10o’clock, against yon for his costs and disburse- [J j0r, Land Office at Roeeburg Orc-
A. M., at the Court House door in Co ments in this suit.
| gon> Aprii ; th, 1908.
quille, Coos county and State of Ore
Service by publication of smr.mona is
Notice is hereby given that Lawrence
gon. all the right, title and interest made in pursuance of an order made by F. Teters of Fairview, Oregon, has filed
which the said E. O. Allen defendant the Hon. .T W . Hamilton. Judge of the ? ,t,re of 'ji* ¡ " ‘ «ntion to make final
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five-year proof in support <>t h :*3 claim,
had on or after the 7th day of April | Cironit Court for the State of Oregon, in viz: Homestead Entry No. 11,624 made
1908, in or to the following described and for the County of Coos, dated the May 19, 1902, for the V.'.., of S K '4. S W
ot SE« 4 , Section 18, Township 27
premiaea, to-w it: \V1, of N\\ i , W># of 22nd day of September, 1908, and di-
s " ' t4 ol
Of. dn N’ v t4
s K l 4, v
reeling publication of the some to he South, Dan-re 11 W est, \V. M.. and that
•aid proof will be made before the Reg
E>4 of S\VV4 of Sec 03, and SE>-4 of made in the C o y riu a H erald . a weekly ister and Receiver at Roseburg, Oregon,
SK.i$ of Section 23 all in towi.sldp 29 ( newspaper of general circulation printed on Saturday, October 17th, 1908.
He names the following witnesses to
south of range 11 west of the Willa'.netto and published at Coquille, Coos County,
prove his continuous residence upon,
Meridian in Coos county, Oregon. f Oregon, and that said summons hepub-
and cultivation of, the land, v iz :
Terms of Sale cash in baud.
j iished once a week for six consecutive
J. L. Barker, G. W . Norris, T. G.
Barker and Herbert Johnson, all of
Dated at Coquille, Coos county.Oregon, weeks,
Fairview, Oregon.
this 19th day of October, 1908.
JAMES T. HALL.
B ex . iamin L. E odt ,
W . W . GA G E , I
JOHN F. HALL,
Register.
Sheriff of Coos county, Oregon I
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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