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27: No. 8.
Entered a» aecond-class matter May
8, 1905, at the postotti ce at Coquille,
Oregon, under act of Contres« of March
3, 1879.
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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, W E D N E S D A Y , NOVEMBER
Bandon Organizes S ol V. Camp
SEARCH
ABANDONED
Bandoli Camp No. 38. Sons of
Veterans, U. 8 A., was organized
at the O. A. R. Hall Saturday even
Ing, pursuant to the call of Com
DR. RICHMOND
rade C. B. Zeek, Organizer for S. of
PH YSICIAN AND KUKUKON.
V. for Oregon, who has been work
Oflice at Slocum’ s Drug Store.
ing up the proposition for some
C o q u il l e , O re go n .
time, and had secured the signa
Ottica Phone M ain 211.
ture of 29 charier members.
The
new camp is composed of sous and
grandsons of veterans of 1861 to ‘65.
A. F. Kirshman,
Mr. Zeek was assisted in the work
of mustering in the new camp, by
D e n t is t .
YVe give below a very good de
TWO TENABLE THEOHIFS
members of the G. A . R. and W. R
scription ol the death of T. Y. Calla
"T w o theories are tenable: One
Uffloe two doors South o f Tost uf.lce.
C. of Bandon.
The new camp
ghan and his friend, Joseph YV. that the wiDd had torn the staffs
comes under the jurisdiction of Cal
Coquille
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Oregon.
Stevens, from the Tacoma Daily from their hands or that they had
ifornia and Oregon, Sons o f Vet
Tribune, of August 25th, which will set them down and, in the blinding
erans, U. S. A.
be read with interest by many Coos storm which had ariseu, they had
Col. R. H. Rosa, being aid to the
DR. J. D. KELLY
county people.
YVhen the papers lost them. The blizzard was veer
Commander, I)ept. of Oregon, G.
first published the incident a mis ing steadily toward the White river
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
A. R., was duly commissioned in
glacier, and it was probably in that
Coquille,
Oregon stalling officer by Theo. V. llrown, take was made in Mr. Callaghan’s
initials and his friends here did not d' rection t'lat they made their way.
Office in Skeels Building
Jr., Commander Division of Cali
recognize the name as his.
Mr,
^ w' d uo* saV *kat it they had
OFFICE HOURS—9 to 11 a.m. 2 to
fornia and Oregon S. of V , U. S. A., Callaghan was well known here, keen accompanied by an experi-
4 p. m. 7 to 8 p. m.
and proceeded to the performance haviug come to Coos county up- enced guide o f the mountains they
Residence Phone— Office Phone—
of his duty. The following list of wards of twenty years ago, and W0V^d have been saved if they had
elective and appointive officers were while he has traveled a great deal storied down.
It was a physical
installed by Col. Rosa: C. B. Zeek, since, he has spent much of his impossibility for any man to beat
Dr. C. IN. Endicott
Comdr; R. A. Felter, Sr. V. Comdr; time here.
The report reads as back against that storm, but a man
Ed B. Henry, Jr. V. Comdr; D. A follows:
D en tist
who knew the mountain rnignt
Patterson, Chaplain; N. S. Dressier,
Having deemed it inadvisable to have Seated one of the caves in the
Office on Front Street
Sec; H. L. Houston, Treas; F. S. continue longer the search for the crater, where they might have lain
Perry, patriotic instructor; C. YV bodies of T. Y. Callaghan of YVest umil morning and escaped with
Phone Main 431.
Coquilie: Oregon
Young, guide; Thrs. Coates, Jr., in Seattle, and Joseph YV. Stevens of frozen members only.
side guard; llobt. Young, musi Trenton, N. J., who lost their lives
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“ The YVhite river glacier is the
cian; Archie Rosa, color hearer — on Saturday, August 14th, while at- oll'y °ne which starts directly from
Bandon Recorder.
E. D. SPERRY
tempting to make an ascension of the summit. It sweeps downward
A ttorney and C oanoellor at L aw .
<>«»«■ i o n s l l M r i l i e i n r l u r C lill.l ri n Mount Tacoma, Owen Callaghan, and many ot its breaks are 1,000
:intl G r o w n l o l l . « too.
Office in R obinson Building
the only brother of one o f the miss feet in height, with deep crevasses,
“ YY'e could hardly do without ing men, and Dr. H. B, Hiurnan ol any one of which the storm-driven
Cbaintierlain’s Cough Remedy,’ ’
men, now completely without bear
says Mrs. Flora Despnin of Bloyd, Everett, who have been investigat ings or any idea of their location
Ky. "I found it to bo eo good for ing the latest search made for them, and walking blindly betore the tem
IN. C. CHASE.
croup and have used it for years. came into Tacoma yesterday. Both pest, might have stepped into and
I cau heartily r< commend H for were lem ming to their homes, after been lost forever.”
A T T O R N E Y -A T - LAW
coughs, colds and croup in children having remained several days at
In the time that the lost Mr.
Olfio in R ob in son B uildin g, Upstairs
and grown folks, too.” The above the scene c f the accident, content Calaghan and Dr. Hinman spent
shows the implicit confidence that that the everlasting snows that together in camp they became inti-
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many motheis place in Chamber cresj the peak should remain to mate friends.
lain’s Cough Remedy, a confidence mark the resting place of the two
“ I found him a most remarkably
C. R. BARROW
based on many years’ experience in who were gone.
educated man,” remarked the doc-
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
the use of it. No one need hesitate
“ It is the best way,” said Mr. tor yesterday, ‘ ‘He was never en-
to use this remedy, for it contains Callaghan. “ I have been over all abled to attend a college or higher
First-class R eferences
no chloroform, opium or other the ground myself and I could not school, but he was perfectly familiar
F ifteen Years’ Experience
narcotics and may be given to a consent to tuither lives being ri iked with all the advanced mathematics
child as confidently as to an adult. in the search. I believe that no and had worked all of Euclid. He
C o qu ille C i t y , O rk
For sale by R. S. Knowlton.
party could be sent out without di- was a lover of the philosophers and
rectly endangering the lives of every the deeper thinkers. I have found
Winchester Victory at Chicago. searcher. YVe could not save the him engaged in reading Rousseau
J. J. STANLEY
He
lives which have already been sac and Spencer and Addison.
At the Grand American Handi rificed and no pretext could ex carried pocket volumes of P ato and
LAW YER
cap Tournament, held in Chicago, cuse the further deliberate risk If his other favorite writers.
June
21-26, and participated in by there were any hope o f finding my
F ron t Strett
LOVE OF NATURE
Martin Building
nearly 500 trap shooters, D. A. Up brother and his friend alive, or if it
CoQUILLK, OUKOON
“ He was a wonderful lover of
were
only
a
question
of
expenditure,
son, of Cleveland, Ohio, won the
I would never allow the hunt to nature and one o f the most atten
amateur champiouship of America; cease, but I know that thev them tive students. A m on g his effects
Fred Gilbert, of Spirit Lake, la., selves would not ask that additio nal this passage from Spencer I hud
A. J. Sherwood,
underscored in one of his books:
Frank Fisher, of Eagle Grove, la ., useless steps he taken.”
A tto rn e y - at - L a w ,
‘ It is not, indeed an absurd and al
the preliminary handicap; Fred
DETAILS OF TRAGEDY
most sacrilegious belie! that the
N ot ab y PUBLIO,
Gilbert, high average for all tar
Dr. Hinman was spending a
more a man studies nature, the less
Coquille,
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Oregon
gets trapped; and John R. Taylor, cation at the Camp of the Clouds at he reveres it?’ He was a man 51
of Newark, Ohio, high average for the time Callaghan and Stevens ar- years old, ot the finest type of Irish
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double targets. The grand Ameri rived there. He and Stevens were gentleman, with ruddy face and
Walter Sinclair,
both members of the Mystic Shrine, snowy hair that made him appear
can handicap resulted in a tie be
and, in the days they were together much older. He was exceptionally
A ttorney - at - L a w ,
tween John
R. Livingston, of before the lost men commenced the vigorous, however, and had spent
N ot a by P u b l i c ,
Spritigville, Ala; YViHium YY 7etleaf, fatal climb, became fast friends, seven yeais in travel, having scaled
Coquille,
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Oregon.
of Nichols, la.; George E. Burns, The Doctor was a participant in all many of the highest peaks in the
of Cleveland, Ohio, and Fred Shat- the events succeeding the tragedy, Alps and Pcpocatapetl in Mexico.”
and is familiar with all of its de-
T. Y. Callaghan came tc Canada
tuck, of Columbus, Ohio.
In the
tails that will ever be brought to from Ireland, where he was born in
Hall & Hall,
shoot-ofl of the tie, Mr. Shattuck light.
Countv Kevin.
He located in
A ttobnkyb - . t L aw ,
won, scoring 20 targets; Mr. L iv
“ Mr. Callaghan and Mr. Stevens Stratbroy, Ont., when he was a
Coming to
in R e a l E state o f a ll kin d s.
ingston, who shot from the 19 yard left the camp early on the morning very young man.
mark, breaking 19. All of the win- o f the fourteenth to make the long Oregon In 1885 he interested him-
Marshfield, Oregon.
trip to the crater,” saiu Dr. Hinman self in the timber business and four
! ners except Mr. Shattuck shot
while in Tacoma. “ They took with years ago owned a thousand acres
YViticbester “ Leader” shells, and them a young man, a son-in-law of in that state. Besides his brother,
E. G. D. Holden
l Messrs. Livingston and Hums also J. L. Reese, J. T. Shirley.
The his only living relative is a sister,
shot VY'inchester Repeating Shot- first intimation we had o f their Mrs. Andrew Reardon, of Minne-
L awykh ,
J u s t ic e of t h e P f . a c i
j guns.
Such a sweeping victory danger was Shirley’s return, say- sota
0 . 8 . C om m issioner, G eneral Insnranoe I again proves that Red YV goods are ing that he had found it impossible
j o e s t a m f l e r ’ s p lu c k
to keep up the pace and was forced
A gen t, aad N otary P u b lic. Oflioe
; the ones that help shooters success to signal a goodby to the other two,
The home of the other lost man
in R obin son R u ildin g.
Little has been
fully.
who were several hundred yards was in Trenton.
Coquille
regon.
ahead of him, and come back. His learned ot his family hut he is said
VI c II m m II M . V l l l l l . l e r I C r r o n i i m - m l «
hands were becoming frozen when to have remarked before bis death
f l n i in l i c r l . 1 1 it * . ( ' » l i e . I h o l e ru
he started to return, and he told of that his wife died one year ago.
m i l l I H u r r l i n c i , IC. i n. l li .
“ I am sorry that, through some
a bad storm raging near the crater.
M. E. W H IT M O R E . E. F.M O RRISSY
“ I have used Chamberlain’s Colic,
Jules
“ It was too late that night to unfortunate circumstance,
Coos Bay Paving and Con Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for commence a search for Callaghan Stampfler has been given the great
several years for diarrhoea. I con and Stevens, and we kept looking measure of credit in the search which
struction Company.
sider it the best remedy I have ever for their return
Early in the morn- should have gone to his brother,
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
tried for that trouble. I bought a ing Joe, the elder of the Stampfler Joe- ,Ioe ,ook cut ,he first seat ell-
Plans nml
Estimates Given bottle of it a few days ago from our brothers, started for Longmire to |n8 Par,y and spent two days look-
druggist, Mr. R. R. Brooks.
I get a searching party thinking ' n8 for the lost men without any
Cjncrete Bricks Stone «ml Timber
shall ever be glad to speak a word that they had been forced to seek compensation,” said Owen Calla-
Contractor.
in its praise when I have the op refuge in one of the steam caves of ghan yesterday.
“ He offered to
Phone 151-J
portunity."— Rev. J. D. Knapp, the crater.
YVith Stampfler were make a complete circuit of the
Offices 117 Front Street, Marshfield Ore. Pastor M. E. Church, Miles Glove, Virgil Chapman and Isaac Brown, mountain with two companions for
Pa. Sold by R. S. Knowlton.
of Tacoma, who is an employe of nothing, in addition to expenses if I
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tfc' Northwest Development com- wished it. But I did not think it
pany. They were out from 9 a. m. ri8>'t to have risked those addition-
F or S a l e .
to 7:30 p. m , but found no trace of al lives- In the first lriP one of
the men, Virgil Chapman, fell and
A No. 1 Dairy Ranch of 157 acres, the men.
Incorporated.
“ The next day Joe Stampfler set rolled to within five feet of a cre-
about 120 acres cleared, about 100
Manufacturers of
acres under plow, 40 bead good out, accompanied by Len, Ben and vasse which would have killed him
The Celebrated Berpmann Shoe grade Jersey cow, 50 tons hay, 130 Late Longmire, Sam Estes, the had he l,ot keen r°ped and the same
_____ wagons, government ranger; Frank Kandle, might happen again. It would take
The Strongest «nd Nearest YY’ ater tons corn ensilage, plows,
Proof shoe made for loggers, miners harness, cultivators', mowers, cream William Fogel and a Seattle tourist ®ve dfy s to bring the bodies out
I separators, milk cans etc. One- whose name we have been unable even if they were found, as
the
prospectors and mill men.
8 horse-power gasobne engine, one to learn. The first party discovered crater would have to be completely
621 Thurman Street
10 ton per hour ensilage cutter, the alpenstocks carried by the miss- circled with them.
P o r t l a n d , O regon ,
10 or 12 bend of hogs, two good mg men forty-eight paces from
"I believe that my brother would
barns, two dwelling houses, two Registration rock, but they had not rather rest where he is than in a
Letter head a, bill heads,envelopes, orchards, all binds of fruit, wagon registered. This was the only clue man-made grave.
He lies in the
cards, invitations, everything that road, railroad and river, about ever found to the place and the oc- country and amid the scenes he
pertains to a first-class printing es 200 rods of river frontage. A snap cisión
ot
their disappearance, loved best and no fitter vault could
tablishment can be had at the from ten to 15 years to pay for it. From that point they disappeared ke selected for him than the ice-
Pacific Real Estate Co. entirely.
bound niaq«oleutn ol Mount Ts-
H erald office.
Former Coos County Man Lost in A t
tempt to Scale Mt. Tacoma.
!
Thco. Berpan Shoe M
fg.Co.
Cash Prize for Writers.
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thousand dollars will be given by
the Portland Commercial Club in
prizes for the best newspaper and
magazine articles on Portland, the
state or the Pacific Northwest. The
offer holds good during the coming
ear and the one writing the best
article will he rewarded with
check for $1000. Second best will
get $500 and a gradually diminish
b i g scale of prizes will reward 80
writers.
The contest is open to everyone,
The conditions are that the articles
must be printed in a newspaper or
magazine of general circulation,
printed anywhere outside of the
states of Oregon and YY’ ashington
Marked copy of the publication
must then be sent to the Portland
Commercial Club, where it will be
turned over to three judges named
by the Governor of Oregon.
The
articles may be printed between the
dates of November 1st, 1909, and
December 31st 1910.
Almost flDv phase of the North
west may be used as subject matter
of the articles.
The length and
treatment is optional with the win
ter. The plan of the Commercial
Club is not to have the Northwest
"boomed” in the common meaning
of the term so much as it is to have
the people of the country become
more familiar with this portion of
the United States and give expres
sion to their views in such articles
as will be acceptable to papers
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The decision of the judges will be
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There are
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tries in the contest Bhould be large.
That the publicity resulting from
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much good will be realized for the
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C riin|i i 'u r r i l a n d a C liilit s l .i l r
Snvi-it.
‘ It affords me great pleasure to
add my testimony to that of the
thousands who have been benefited
by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
My child, Andrew, when only three
years old was taken with a severe
attack of croup, and thanks to the
prompt uBe of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy his life was saved, and to
day he is a robust and healthy boy,’’
says Mrs. A. Coy, Jr., of San Antonio,
Texas. T lr remedy has been in
use for many years. Thousands of
mothers keep it at hand, and it has
over been known to fail. F or sale
by R. S. Knowlton.
A 320 acre South Atnca . Veteran
’ ’ounty Land Certificate issued by
i Department of the interior,
Governme it of Canada, Ottawa,
. ,der the Volunteer Bounty Act,
1908. Good for £20 acres of any
Dominion land open for entry in
Alberta, Saskatewan, or Manitoba.
Any person over the age of 18
years, man or woman, can acquire
this land with this certificate, with
out further charge. For immedi
ate sale— $800 00. YVrite or wire
L. E. Telford, 131 Sbuter street,
Toronto, Canada.”
—
3, 1909.
?^S 2 S 2 S 2 S 2 S 2 S %£2 Ö^SZSZS^ZSZSZSZSZSZS^
Silrll
lir a .L u ll-.
This distressing disease results
from a disordered condition o f the
stomach, and can be cured by tak
ing Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablet«. Get a free sample
at R. S. Knowlton’« drug store an t
try it.
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Pay-up Notice.
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restaurant
FOR
S ALE
Owing to ill health I
have closed down my
Restaurant, and it is
thoroughly fu rn ish ed
and for sale. Reasonable
terms. W rite or call on
MRS. M. NOSLERf
Coquille,
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R. S. KNOYVLTON, President
GEO. A. ROBINSON, V. Pres.
R. H. MAST, Cashier
Farmers
ai)d Merchants
of Coquille
Bat^
CAPITAL STOCK $25,000
A Reasonable Share
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wants always receives prompt attention.
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CALIBER
Self-Loading Rifled
A s its name indicates, this rifle reloads itself, t
recoil o f the explod ed cartridge doing the w ork.
T h is places the com p lete con trol o f the rifle under
the trigger finger, w h ich perm its rapid shooting
w ith great ease and a ccu racy. T h e .351 Caliber
H ig h -P ow er cartridge, has trem endous killing
p ow er, making it heavyen ou gh forth e largest game
N. Lorenz having sold out his
Catalogue fully describing this rifle, u The Gan
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• New H aven . C o n n .
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quille, Oregon,
by R, 8. Knowlton,