(Coquille lierais
26: No. 33.
Entered as secoud-clasa matter May
8, 1905, at the poatoffiee at Coquille,
Oregon, under act of Congress of March
S, 1879.
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, W E D N E S D A Y , APRIL 21, 1909.
CHICAGO BUSINESS MEN
WILL VISIT PORTLAND.
DR. RICHMOND
Office at Slocum’ s Drug Store.
CoquiLLa, O kkgon .
Offlr> Phone M ain 123.
Kosiileoe, G2G.
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A. F. Kirshman,
D bntibt .
Office two doors South of Post offloe.
Coquille
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Oregon.
Ur. C. IN. Enaiàott
D e n tist
Office on Front Street
Phone Main 431.
Coquille, Oregon
T O L L M A N
Photographer
Residence Studio.
E. D, SPERRY
Attorney and Conocedor at Law.
Offloe in Robinson Building
I
W. C. CHASE,
ATTOltNE Y-AT-L\W
Office in Robinson Building, Upstairs
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C. R. BARROW
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
First-olass References
Fifteen Years’ Experience
C o q u illk C i t y , O rk
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J. J. STANLEY
LAW YER
j Martin Building
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Front Street
C o q u il l b , O regon
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A. J. Sheru/ood,
A tto rn e y - a t - L a w ,
N otary P u b l ic ,
Coquille,
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Oregon
Walter Sinclair,
A ttorney - at -L a w.
N otary P u b l ic ,
Coquille,
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Oregon.
Hall & Hall,
A ttobneyb - i t L a w ,
Desleí in U ral E state of ell kinds.
Marshfield, Oregon.
E. G. D. Holden
L aw yer ,
J uptick of thb P eaom
U. 8. Commissioner, General Insurance
Agent, and Notary Public. Office
in Robinson Building.
Coquille
regon.
Theo. BerpanShoe Mfg.Co.
Incorporated.
Manufacturers o f
The Celebrated Bergmann Shoe
The Strongest and Nearest Water
Proof shoe made for loggers, miners
prospectors and mill men.
621 Thurman Street
P o r t l a n d , O rfoox .
| y Tin, safe and reliable tiwn -jgCM
screw
The New and Speedy,
S tr.
E liz a b e th
Capt. Olsen. Master.
W ill make regular trips be’ *
Coquille River an J San
Francisco.
Wo Stop-over at W ay Porta.
Electric Lights. Everything in First
Class 8trie.
P. E. Drane keeps puffed rice
a delicious dish for breakfast and
for sink folks.
In its report to congt ess submitted
February 6th.the Country Life Com­
mission lays stress upon two things
as of most importance for the bet­
terment of country life, These two
things are education and good road.
While each one may have some par­
ticular bobby which he thinks is the
all importance of these two things
and their close relationship one to
the other.
To establish the cen­
tralized system or materially iin
prove the country schools in any way
it is first necessary to have good
roads. Rural delivery of mail and
the demand for parcels post also call
loudly for better roads. Many plans
regarding state and federal aid are
being suggested and some of- them
will eventually come through state
and national legislation, but all this
takes time. In the mean time let no
local effort be slackened in the im
provement of the country road while
waiting for the state and govern­
ment to act. The old lark moved
her nest when the farmer and bis
sods concluded to do their harvest­
ing. If the split log drag is kept
busy all over the country the next
few weeks the effect will be notice­
able in much better roads all the
year. Drain the water off and drag
the roads early and often.
Don’t
wait until the farm woav is all done
and the roads are dry and dusty to
do your work.— Rural Spirit.
NOTES OF THE BIC EXPOSITION
Apportionm ent of School Funds.
DON’T YOU DARE!
Dist.
1. Myrtle Bank ........ ........ $ 307
Y . P . Fair.
2. Hermann ...............
Oregon Threshermen.
3. Arago.....................
Seattle,
April
19.— Japan’s 4. Lam pa...................
Portland, April 12.—The steam
participation in the Alaska Yukon
5. Browns..................
threshermen of Oregon, some seven
Pacific Exposition will provide the 6. Empire..................
hundred strong, representing an
world with such a show of the life, 7. McKnight.............
investment of over two and a half
customs and resources of the rising 8. Coquille.................
........ 2884
million dollars, are to meet in con­
eastern empire as has never been 9. Marshfield.............
vention in the Assembly Hall of
shown at any other international
10. Cunningham .........
the Portland Commercial Club
fair.
For the big eyent which
11. Parkersburg ........ ........ 379
May Cth and 7th.
It will be the
opens on June 1 the Nipponese 12. Catching Slough...
first meeting of the State Associa
have brought together a more 13. North Bend..........
......... 4028
tion since the organization was
comprehensive exhibit of their, 14. Riverton.................
........ 601
perfected last fall.
people, resources and products
Big
Creek
............
15.
........ 151
Secretary Philip S. Bates has
than has ever been displayed be­ 16. Cooston..................
...... . 265
the programme already well under
fore. Instead of the usual exhibit 17. Kentuck................. ....... 349
wav.
Hon. James Wilson, Secre­
of a pagoda and a few Japanese 18. Flagstaff.................
........ 247
tary of the Department of Agricul­
jugglers and contortionists, so com­ 19.
Strangs...................
ture, has appointed a special
mon at expositions, the Japanese
20. Fishtrap................. ........ 361
representative to discuss Good
government has taken in hand 21. Randolph................ ........ 409
Roods; B. B. Clark, Editor of the
the preparation of a thorough ex­
22. North F ork............
American Threshermen and the
hibit, with the idea not only of 23.
Lee........................... ........ 265
best known authority in the entire
amusing the visitor, but of instruct­ 24. Rackleffs................
country on thresher organization
ing the world in Japan’s commer­
25. F airview ................ ........ 271
work, will address the meeting on
cial status, and of increasing her
26. Haynes Slough...... ........ 199
Eastern
Association
methods.
trade with the nations of the
27. McKinley................ ........ 247
Prof. A. L. Rosa, ranking equally
Pacific.
28. G ravelford............. ....... 391
Sherman Clay k Co., whose name the world and hear these Wonder,
high as a Traction Engine School
T. Takasawa, Imperial Commis­
29. Two Mile................ ........ 253 stands for all
man, will also be in attendance
that represents ful instruments played.
sioner to the Expoiitson, arrived
30. Sumner.................... ........ 283
and talk. On the first evening of
QUALITY and FAIR DEALING
in Seattle a month ago to take
The Same Prices Prevail
31. Rural....................... ........ 127
the covention a banquet will be
personal charge of the erection of
the Piano Rusiness, announce
As at all the Sherman Clay & Co.
D
ora............
............
........
133
32.
served at the Commercial Club,-
Japan’s Building, which is now
33. Bald H ill................ ....... 211 the coming of their FLYING stores. This means that you can buy
and Secretary Bates is also arrang­
almost complete, He was accom­
34. Catching Creek..... ....... 229 SQUADRON to Coquille within the a thoroughly well made and well
ing other entertainment.
panied by K. Ilayasbi, special con­
known piaoo for the wonderfully
35.
Daniels Creek........ ........ 247 next week.
Scheduled meetings of the Ore­
sular agent, who will be attached to
low price of $265.00 and upwards.
........
187
36.
Rogers.....................
gon Development League last week
This means that a FLOATING Prices that quality considered are
the local Japanese consulate this
37. Sugar L oaf............. ....... 127
proved even greater successes than
Earnest Lane Pardoned.
PIANO STORE will be brought to impossible by any small branch or
summer, and will look after the
38. Templeton............... ....... 307
the most enthusiastic “ boosters”
your very door.
interest« of thousands of his country
local dealer.
39. Coos River............... ....... 319
Portland,
Or.,
April
12.—
Ernest
anticipated.
At Roseburg the
men who will visit the United
Their fast little Launch “THE
40. Libby....................... ...... 673
The Policy of the
committee got busy and raised $5,- Lane, alias Frank Davis, better States to see the Exposition.
QUALITY’’ will have in tow the
41. Myrtle Point...........
000 for their campaign, doubling known to Portland people as the
Sherman
Clay & Co. Organization
Japan’s building is of the ar­
the number of their subscribers; “ Pink Domino Burglar,” who creat­ chitecture of that nation a century 42. Rock Creek............. ....... 157 House boat, “ THE HOUSE OF is so well known by all that it
Central Point had big delegations ed a reign of terror about Portland ago. It is being erected by skilled 43. Norway.................... ....... 337 QUALITY” and both will be an­ needs no comment, viz:
from all the principal towns ol the two years ago by a series of crimes workmen of Japan, who are resi­ 44. R o y ........................... ....... 307 chored before your town.
RELIA BILITY.
45. Allegany................. ...... 355
Rogue River section, and $1,000 as bold as they were successful, has dents of the Northwest.
The “ HOUSE OF Q U ALITY ”
Much of
ONE
PRICE TO ALL.
in less than a half hour ahowed just been paroled by Governor Ben­ the material has been imported 46. New Lake............... ....... 229 will have on hoard as fine a stock of
A SQUARE DEAL TO EVERY­
......
229
R
oland....................
47.
son.
Lane
was
given
a
conditional
the interest of the audience. Oak­
Ai t Piunos as can be found in any BODY.
from the Orient, and the building
land, Cottage Grove, Eugene and pnrdon after serving almost two year will be typical of the land it re­ 48 Shiloh....................... ....... 127 city. Such well known makes as
49. Eastside................... ....... 631
NO FAKE SALES OR SPAS­
Oregon City all did themselves of a 15-year sentence.
th¿
INCOMPARABLE STEIN­
presents..
For the collection of
The pardon was made upon the
50. Remote.................... ...... 127
MODIC REDUCTION OF PRICES
proud.
WAY, The PEERLESS PACK-
the exhibits it will house, Japan is
Every month sees some new. recommendation of prosecuting oflic spending 200,000 yen, half of which 51. Utter .......................
EASY TERM S OF O W N E R ­
;D, The
LONG
LASTING
139
community publication added to ials at Portland and the trial judge. is appropriated by the government, 52. Myrtle Creek.......... ......
LU D W IG, The KINGSBURY and SHIP.
53. North Slough........... ...... 355
His pardon carries with it a con­
Oregon’s series, and each book
WELLINGTON. Also the Mar­
the other half by Japanese busi­
W alt for the
Bandon.................... ....... 3104
dition
that
he
must
make
his
borne
54.
seems more artistic than the last.
velous EUPHONA and CAROLA
ness men through the Japanese
FLYINQ
SQUADRON
55. Beaver Slough...... ....... 157
Many are handsomer than the with his mother at Portland, where Exhibition Society.
and the Kingsbury INNER-PLAY-
The value of
and
.......
109
EBterbeck...............
56.
he
oau
be
under
the
close
surveil­
“ souvenir” booklets ordinarily sold
E R pianos, the Musical wonder
the exhibit will be many millions of
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
57. South Slough.......... ....... 175
to tourists.
Hood River and lance of the court.
of the ago.
yen, for the goverment of Japan is
If you are thinking of buying a
Lane’s police record an given by
58. Sunnyside................ ....... 211
Medford are both receiving com­
entrusting to its commissioner
Come and Visit
piano within the next three years
pliments galore on new and elabo­ the local authorities is had. He is some of the rarest and most sacred 59. Hall’s Creek............ ....... 175
The “ HOUSE OF QUALITY,” it will pay you to wait aDd see thia
CO. Prosper.................... ....... 565
rately illustrated literature, just said to have been iu the reform of its relics and documents.
the most unique piano store in exhibition of Beautiful Art Pianos.
school three times and to have served
61. Beachview...............
from the printer.
As in the case of the U. S. Gov- I
After a spirited session of the an equal number of jail sentences for eminent, Japan will have a com­ 62. Bear Creek............. ....... 181
63. Johnson’s Mill........
State Editorial Association at Port­ burglary'.
plete mint in operation in its build­
64. Four Mile................ ...... 169
land, the editors are at horns again.
ing,
The war equipment and
N e w Captain for A rgo.
65. Sikum....................... ..... 151
LEE BETHEL, Traveling Manager.
Decision as to an advertising policy
methods of Japan will be shown,
L ake.......................... ....... 259
66.
Portland, Ore., April 15.— Cap­ with models of aged war junks,
that should be uniform among the
press of the entire state was one of tain Levi Snyder, a deepwater skip­ and battleships, of old time Bwords 67. Excelsior.................. ...... 151
the most important features of the per of Bandon, Ore., will have and armor, and modern rifles. 68. Larsen Slough........ ....... 169
convention.
Special luncheons charge of the steamer Argo when The fisheries and manufactures, 69. Beaver H ill..............
were tendered the delegates both she sails for Tillatnooi, and he will the tea growing and agriculture, 70. King Creek............... ...... 205
Friday and Saturday at the Com­ probably retain permanent com­ will be displayed. And for enter­ 71. Buell..........................
mand of her. Captain Dunham, tainment there will be the Japan­ 72. Coaledo....................
mercial Club.
Pleasant View.......... ...... 379
Though the commercial bodies whom he relieves, has decided to ese theatres and art exhibits, and 73.
Lard,
74. Pleasant Hill...........
of the Coast were disappointed that remain ashore for awhile. It is the tea gardens with kimona gar­ 75. Locust Grove ......... ...... 199
the Chicago school children did not likely he will rest up until the bed geishas, which have contribut­ 76. Glen Junction.........
Hams,
accept the invitation tendered Roanoke is again ready for active ed so much to the romantic lore of 77. Bridge.......................
We Carry
Bacon,
78. W. T. Dement........
through the Chicago Association of service, when he will go back on the islands.
Lattin.......................
79.
Commerce, the invitation has her. The Argo has bean equipped
Among the government displays 80. West Norway........... ...... 307
Sausage,
borne fruit, and from June 2nd to with a towpost and when at the at the A. Y. P, Exposition, Japan 81. Laurel Lake............. ...... 175
Fresh and Salt Meats.
June 19th a large party of Chicago southern terminus of her route she will run a close race for first place 82 Coos C ity...............
business men will come to the Pa­ will tow schooners in and out over barring the mammoth display 83. Ten Mile...................
We are headquarters fo r everything in the meat line, You
cific Northwest under the auspices the Tillamook bar for the Miami which Uncle Sam is preparing. 84. Sanfords...................
85. Bunker H ill.............
wonts always receives prompt attention.
of the Association, including var­ Lumber Company. It is said that The International tone given to
Joint 2. North Lake..... ...... 187
ious Oregon points in their itiner­ it will take her but a short time to the A. Y. P. by the displays of the
Tne above is the apportionment
attend to this work and she will nations of the Pacific is one of the of the County School Fund levied
ary.
continue to give a weekly service
Exposition’s leading attractions, by the county court for the year
1909, orders for the amounts indi­
Bandoli has New Brick Yard. out of Portland in the freight and
and
Japan is more than doing her cated above will be sent to the var­
passenger trade, leaving here every
share in this department.
ious district clerks in one or two
B- L. Tracy has ordered the ma­ Tuesday afternoon.
E. S. DEAN
G. R. HENSLEY
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Because nowhere on the grounds checks as heretofore. In addition
chinery and will proceed immedi­
Eggs for Hatching
is there the glare of white, only the to the County apportionment a dis­
ately to install a brick yard in the
from pure breed stock. Both our soft, mellow tone of old ivory, the tribution of state funds amounting
east end of Bandon, next to Dyers’
to not less than $1.50 per pupil will
(Jocxrols to head ourpe ,s of Brown
Alaska-Yukon - Exposition which be made in August.
machine shop.
and White Leghorn took 1st prize
Very respectfully,
Mr. Tracy is a man of wide ex- at Oregon State Fair 1908, where opens in Seattle on June 1st, has
W. H. B chch ,
perience in the brick and concrete more birds were on exhibition, than come to be know generally through­
DEAN & HENSLEY, Prop ‘«tors.
Co. Supt.
any
show
ever
held
on
the
coast.
out
the
Northwest
as
the
“
Ivory
work aDd will make a great success
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Have a pen of full blood While City.”
of the business.
For Sale.
Plymouth Rocks 1 eac*ed by rooster
W e have a nice line of Groceries.
Chicago had its "W hite City”
He says the clay is of the finest from U R Fishel, the most cele­
Two or three nice new bungalow
W e sell as Cheap as the Cheapest
and
n
magnificient
sight
it
was,
quality and there is a sufficient brated breeder of W R in the wor'd
in beautiful locations. Inquire at
W e will Buy anything you have for Sale.
amount to run a first class yard for also have Black Minorcns of the but blurred vision and bursting the H erald office.
W e want your Vegetables, your Chickens, your Eggs
twenty.five years. He has already best strain, and the 1st pair of pri-e headache were the price of gazing
winners Indian Ruuner ducks at too long upon it. Every other ex­
received assurances that will furnish
W e Pay the Highest Market Price.
Oregon State Fair, 1908.
position since the Columbian Fair
CALL ON
a market for all the brick he can
Register Jersey cattle and Birk- j
W e are here to Stay.
turn out and the new industry shire bogs. Write for prices or j has made white its color, with the
Probably
promises to be a good adjunct to call at farm of J. C. Watson, Co- j same painful results.
the A. Y. P. would have made the
the business interests of Bandon. quille.
You
R i g h t ____
___ W e W i l l T r e a t
and inspect the largest
same mistake, had it not been for
The machinery will probably ar­
During the spring every one
and
most
handsome
rive in about 10 days, when the would be benefited by taking Fol-j the fact that many of its structures
line of Gents’ Furnish­
COQUILLE, OREGON
work of installing the plant will be ey’s Kidney Remedy. It furnishes were constructed of reinforced con­
PHONE MAIN 5-6
ing Goods in the City.
crete
and
pressed
brick.
The
brick
a
needed
tonic
to
the
kidney’s
alter
immediately started and Mr. Tracy
the extra strain of winter, and it in which all of these permanent
expects to be burning brick inside
purifies the blood by stimulatingI buildings are finished are of the
The Newest and most
of sixty days.— Recorder.
the kidneys, and causing them to tint of old ivory and, since every­ handsome thing in the
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eleminate the impurities from i t .1 thing at the fair ie otherwise in ac­
City in
F ob S ale . — One pair o f good Foley’s Kidney Remedy imparts! cord, it would not have done to
work horses, also a pair of varmint new life and vigor. Pleasant t o ' have finished the many plaster, BOOTS
AND SHOES
hounds. Inquire at Qua office.
take. Furhman’s Pharmacy.
staff structure* in white.
National Experts
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Education nuil Good Roads.
$1.50 P er Y e ar
W ill
Address
Further Details of Plans for the A .
To Even Think of Buying a
Piano
Without First Seeing the Magnificent
Stock to be Displayed in a Few
Days by SHERMAN
CLAY & CO.
IN THEIR FLOATING PIANO STORE
Two Thanks for Doing So===Yours
and Ours
Sherman Clay & Company,
piONEER MEfIT MARKET
COQUILLE VALLEY
PACKING CO.
The People’s Market
D. L. Perkins
Advertise in the HPSMI
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V o l .