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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1909.
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E n te re d a» second-class m a tte r May
8, 1905, a t th e postoffice a t Coquille,
Oreiron, un d er act of Congress of March
3,1879.
DR. R. S. DeArmond
Woodmen Of The World
PH Y SIC IA N AND SURGEON.
Office a t Slocum ’s Drug Store.
Coquiu.«, O hkoon .
Will Have Big Time in Coos County. Coquille; the Hub City Will
Furnish 50 of the 300 Candidates.
Offioa Pbone M ain 211.
A. F. Klrshman,
D e n t is t .
Offloo two doors South of Post office.
C oquille
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Oregon.
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Dr. C. W. Endicott
D bn tist
Office on F ro n t Street
Phone Main 431.
Coquille, Oregon
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TOLLMAN
P h o to g ra p h e r
Residence Studio.
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E. D , SPERRY
A ttorney and Connoellor a t Law.
Office in Robinson Building
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W. C . CHASE.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Offlo in Robinson Building, U pstairs
The greatest fraternal time in
the history of South-western Ore­
gon will take place in Coos county
the first week in October, at this
time the Head of the Order, Head
Consul I. I. Boak will be the guest
of the camps, this will be the first
visit of a National Officer of a fra­
ternal Order to our county and the
five camps of Coos and the four
camps of Curry county with their
700 members will make the forest
riirg with their welcome. A steam­
er will be chartered to bring the
crowd from the outside cities, many
prominent Woodmen from Oregon
and Washington will visit Coos
county, every city in Coos county
will dress in her best aud show the
many visitors what a great countv
they have in old Coos. Coquille
the Hub City of Coos couuty has
launched a red hot campaigu for
5O new members, and will work
under a special dispensation, new
members will be admitted tor $3.00
covering all costs of joining during
the campaign.
J. P. Smith Organizer for this
district will help secure the big
ol Oregon, the largest Order in 65— Webfoot, Portland, Ore. 1206
Coos county, and the largest Order 63— La Fiesta, Los Angeles,
in Coquille. The Woodmen of the
California...................... 2204
World is the Order that places a 99— Spokane, Spokane, Wash 1115
monument over the graves of its 460— Bakersfield, Bakersfield
deceased members aud is well nam­
California...................... 1026 j
ed the Order that does things, Hie
2— Pueblo, Pueblo, Colo.... 1005
giant of the west.
13,803
Every city in the county will
have large banners accross their
United States Senators and Con- j
streets a welcome to the visitors.
Excursions will be run on all boats gressmen who belong to the Wood-j
and on the railroad, and hundreds men of the World.
( U n it e d S tates S e n a t o r s )
will take in the entertainments and
Chamberlain, Geo, Oregon.
clam bakes and barbecues it will be
Dixon, Joseph M, Montana.
a gala time from start to finish.
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Byrd, Adam M., Mississippi.
Collier, J. M., Mississippi.
Cole, Ralph D., Ohio.
Cox, William E , Indiana.
Davenport, James S., Oklahoma.
Favrot, George K . Louisiana.
French, Burton L , Idaho.
Garner, John N., Texas.
Glass, Carter, Virginia.
Gregg, Alexander W., Texas.
Gronna, Asle J., North Dakota.
Haggott, Warren A., Colorado.
Hamilton, Daniel W., Iowa.
Hawley, Willis C., Oregon.
Haugen, Gilbert N., Iowa.
Henry, Robert L. Texas.
Pendleton No. 4 i Pendleton..
Prospect No. 140 Portland.....
Willamette Falls No. 148 Ore­
gon C ity ...........................
Eugene No. 115 Eugene........
Queen City No. 48 Baker City
Oak No. 125 Roseburg..........
McMinville No. 128 McMIn-
ville..................................
Coos Bay No. 196 Marshfield
Geo Washington No 261 Port­
land...................................
Pine No. 198 Silverton..........
Douglas No. 258 Oakland......
Sunnyside No. 319 Portland.
Prosperity No. 396 Portland
430 lowed to become delinquent.
403
The Woodmen of the World was
the first Order to render assistance
35O to the sufferers at Galveston, Hep-
330 i pner, and San Francisco.
300
The W. O. W. is a reserve fund
226 Order, not investment— not bank­
ing— not speculation—just pure,
223 simple, plain, economical, safe and
221 sound protection to those who must
need it. No graft, frenzied finance,
221 or contributions to political parties,
21O but honest, capable,careful manage­
2OO ment, assuring permanency with
2OO rapid and continued growth.
2OO
FRATERNITY.
The W. O. W., through its chan­
nels of organized benevolence, is
building homes for the poor and
unfortunate— is paying off mort­
gages— feeding, clothing and edu­
cating tens of thousands of children
— helping the widow and making
lighter the burdens of old age.
Man, through the instincts im­
planted in his breast, fraternalizes
naturally. It is a law of nature
that like attracts like— fraternal
men are attracted to a trulv frater­
nal order, hence the fraternal and
C. R. BARROW
Attorney and Counsellor a t Law
Firat-olasa References
F ifteen Years’ Experience
C o q u ille C i t y , O re •
J. J STANLEY
LA W Y ER
Martin Building
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F ront Street
COQUILLK, O h EQOK
A. J. Sherwood,
A ttorney - at -L aw ,
N otary P ublio ,
C oquille,
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Oregon
Hon. I. I. Boak, Head Consul.
class for the camps of the coun ty,
the initiatory work of the Order
A ttorney - at -L aw .
will be put on by Head Camp of­
ficers assisted by a team of 30 men
N otary P ublic ,
fronr Portland. General Organizer
Coquille,
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Oregon.
Frank B. Ticlietior will be with the
camps during the month of August,
he will also put the name ol Coos
Hall & Hall,
county in the homes of one million
ATTORNKYS-AT L*W,
people of the United States and
Dealer in R a il. E stats of all k inds.
Canada. The Woodmen of the
M arshfield, Oregon.
World is the Order that does things,
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and they will leave nothing un­
done in order to make this mam­
E. G. D. Holden
moth log tolling the greatest event
L awyer ,
of its kind in the history of this
J u s t ic e o f th e P each
U. 8. Commissioner, Q enersl Inaurano«- section of the stale, every town in
A gent, and N otary P nblio. Offioe
the county will have a good live
in Robinson B uilding.
committee and they will have the
C oquille
regon.
support of every business man in
the county as well as the press,
never before has this county had
List Your Property With
such a chance to advertise its won­
ders, and show its beauty to so
STUTSMAN & COMPANY
many strangers at one time.
REAL ESTATE
The Woodmen of the World is
Office F ro n t S t., Opp. Hotel Coquille
the largest reserve collecting Order
CLAUD STUTSMAN, Mgr.
in America, the largest Order in the
COQUILLE,
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OREGON
west, the largest Order in the state
Walter Sinclair,
Theo. Bergman Shoe Mfg.Co.
Incorporated.
M a n u fa c tu re rs of
The Celebrated Berqmann Shoe
The Strongest and Nearest Water
Proof shoe made for loggers, miners
prospectors and mill men.
621 Thurman Street
r eg o n .
Frank B. Tichenor
General Organizer.
Candidates
Join Now
social strength ot the Woodmen oi
the World.
BUSINESS,
McLaurin, Anselm J. Mississippi.
Every band of music in the coun­
Hemenway, James A., Indiana.
ty will be secured for the big time.
Piles, Samuel H., Washington.
Committees have been appointed
Representatives—
as follows:
Coquille— S. L. Curry, Wm.
Aiken, Wyatt, South Carolina.
Neathery, Chas. Strang, C. O. Dry-
Beall, Jack, Texas.
den and Geo. Gilman.
Bell, Thomas M., Georgia.
Marshfield— W. U. Douglas, F.
Bonynge, Robert W., Colorado.
P. Norton. W. P. Murphy, F. E.
Allen and F. 8. Dow.
North Bend— J. D. Stewart, H.
A. Hanis, G. E. Mickey and C. D.
Stewart.
Myrtle Point— E. Schneider, N.
O. W. Perkins and W. E. Lewellen.
Bandon— A. McNair,
E. W.
Rossiter, R. L. Gimlin, R. W. Bul­
lard, C. H. Lewis, J. N. Hasking,
and B. P. Hoxie.
The ten largest camps of the
Woodmen of the World in the west
and their membership.
Any mother who has had ex- VH .
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No.
Camp
No. members
64— Golden Gate, San Fran­
cisco, Cal......................... 2037
1— Denver, Denver, Colo.... I939
child is done nursing. Wipe it off
66— Seattle, Seattle, Wash.... I747
with a soft cloth before allowing
77— Multnomah, Portland,
the babe to nurse. Many trained ,
Oregon............................ 1992
nurses use this salve with best re-1
ult. For sale by R S Knowlton Hon. John Pattison, Head Manager 286— Horae, Seattle, Wash.... 1226 Hon. W - C . Hawley, Head Man.
P ortland , O
October
Coos County
Coquille
The Hub City
Coming
Head Consul
1. I. B:>ak
The Greatest
Fraternalist
of the
United States
Hill, Wilson S., Mississippi.
Johnson, Joseph T., 8. C.
Kahn, Julius, California.
Knowland, Joseph R., California.
Landis, Charles B.. Indiana.
McLachian, James, California.
Macon, Robert B., Arkansas.
Madden, Martin B., Illinois.
Murdock, Victor, Kansas.
Randell, Choice B., Texas.
Russell, Gordon, Texas.
Sheppard, Mortis, Texas.
Scott, Charles F., Kansas.
Slayden, James L., Texas.
Smith, Sylvester C., California.
Smith, William It., Texas.
Taylor, Edward L., Jr., Ohio.
Thistlewood, Napoleon B., 111.
Vilstead, Andrew J-, Minnesota.
Wallace, Robert M., Arkansas.
Wilson, William W., Illinois.
Webb, Edwin Y., North Carolina.
O regon ' s
laroe campa ,
This is what it will cost you to
carry insurance in the Woodmen of
the World.
A ges
Inclusive
18J to 22
23 [to ” 25
26 to 29
30 to [31
32 [ to , 33
34 .to 35
A m * 36
137
38 [ t o : 40
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43
44
45 to 46
47
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$1000
$2000
70
75
80
85
90
95
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1 05
1 15
1 20
1 25
1 30
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1 40
1 45
1150
I 60
1 65
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1 45
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1 80
1 90
2 05
2 15
2 25
2 35
2:50
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2 70
2J80
2 95
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$3000
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The first duty of a fraternal bene­
fit society is to insure its own life.
It is then in position to insure or
protect the lives of individuals.
This can only be done by adopting
sound business methods and charg­
ing a rate adequate, or in porpor-
tion to promised benefits. A Re­
serve Fund for the inevitable rainy
day is an absolute necessity. Orders
without it cannot survive beyond a
reasonable period of years.
It you think you can get some­
thing for nothing, and keep it up,
you are sure to be fooled.
If you do not pay for It, the other
fellow must.
You cannot pay a dollar debt
with "six bits” , neither can a man
do an automobile job with a wheel­
barrow.
Life insurance is a mathematical
problem— the science of dollars and
cents applied to life expectany.
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55
70
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40
55
70
90
05
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40
55
75
90
Assessments are payable each month
and th e ra te s are based u upon age
_ at
n e are st birthday a t tim e o f application,
except th a t the ra te a t age 01 60 a p ­
plies only to the last six m onths
ceding 50th anniversary o f birthday.
Camp
No. members.
The Woodmen of the World ia
Multnomah No. 77 Portland 2344
Webfoot No. 65 Portland,... .. 12O6 19 years old and has paid to its
Portland No. 1O7 Portland.... 57O beneficial ies $30,000,000.
Salem No. 118 Salem.............. 55O
Sick and disabled members are
Albina No. 191 Portland....... 510 kept in good standing and|not al-
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J. P. Smith, Special Organizer
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