Coquille Herald.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 , 1910
Local a d v e rtis e m e n ts am o n g
reading five c e n ts p e r lin e eacli
lio n . C a rd s c I th a n k s 60 c e n ts
O b itu a ry p o e try five c e n ts p e r
U so lu tio n s of C o n d o len c e an d
i Iv e rtis in g five c e n ts p e r lin e.
The Parm er's Union.
local
inser
each.
line
lodge
Bandon Boxing C o rte si.
The boxing contest pulled off at
Bandcn last Saturday night waa
witnessed by a large and enthusi­
astic crowd of fans from every part
of the county.
The preliminary was between
“ Pud’’ Nosier aud Arthur Fish of
this city. The bout was for seven
rounds, but the releree being un
able to hand iu a decision, it was
continued fer one more round at the
end of which a decision of a draw
was hutded in.
The boys were
about evenly matched, did good
work, and the bout proved to be an
interesting oue trom start to fiuish
The main contest was between
Jess Day, of Marshfield, and Billy
Thomas, of Utah, and was awarded
to Day iu the fourth round, the
decision being a knock out.
Day
was the agressor, rushing his oppo­
nent and taking each round from
the start. Although Thomas was
gritty to the last and stood well the
severe punishment handed him, be
was no match for Day.
Taking all in all, both bouts were
good ones, and the large crowd
present was satisfied that it had
witnessed a contest pulled off “on
the square” and that it got value
received for the price of admission.
It is rumored among the fans that
Day has been matched against A 1
Neil of San Francisco, to take
place at Marshfield on the 23rd inst.
A D D IT IO N A L L O C A L
RIVERS AND
HARBORS BILL.
Washington, April 12.— The R iv­
ers and Harbors apprr priation bill
as reported from the Senate com
mittee on Commerce today, includes
$25,566,418 iu appropriations of
cash and amounts involved in con
tiuuing contracts.
As the bill was
passed by the House it carried
$42,558,176, of which $35-35«.746
represented cash and $7,206430
continuing contracts.
Increases made by the Senate com­
mittee coveriug both cash appro­
priations and.sums involved in con­
tinuing contracts by states include:
Calilornia, $227,000; O egon, $402,-
860; Washington. $203,600; Alaska,
$43.000.
Among the amendments made to
the bill as it came from the House,
are the following:
For improving the Coquille river,
increased from $27,840 to $56,000.
For improving the Siuslaw river,
not included in the House bill $15,-
000, and fixing the cost limit of the
project to not exceeding $381,000,
provided the Port of Siuslaw shall
provide $215,000.
COQUILLE
Peri-I-usta and Utopia embroidery
thread at Robinson's.
New line of Cluett shirts for
spring. Robiuson’s Store.
That’s what they all say, “ Sla­
gle Bros for choice meats.”
Rolled barley, shorts, bran, wheat
amt cracked corn at Robinson's
Store.
8TMR.
RIVER
LINE
FIFIELD
PLYING BETWEEN
HAN DON AND
SAN FRANCISCO
H O TEL
B A XTER
SAILING EVERY EIGHT DAYS
C en trally an d C o n v e n ie n tly
Located. ' F a b l e S u p p l i e d
w i t h the B e st the M a r k e t A f
f or d s.
S a m p l e R o o m s for
C om m ercial Men. T ra n sfe r
o f 1 ; jjrage to a n d f r o m H o o t s
a n d T r a i n s ..................................
Passengers, Freight
Low Kates and Excellent A ccom ­
Look! Cluett shirts are the ones
m o d atio n s. Our In te re s ts are
to wear, new and up-to-date line,
y o u r In te re s ts.
We are going to have a Farmer's
Robinson’s Store.
Union in Coos.
Mr. Hill, the or-
A.
F.
ES1ABR00K
CO.
If you don’t waDt to get left
ginizer, will be here on the 14th ol
wear a South Bend watch
Billy
Agents
April.
He is said to be a good
Schroeder has them.
San Francisco and Bandon
speaker, therefore do no (ail to hear
For Sale — Grass and grain bay
him. We farmers, as you all know,
aud fino red oats and barley. In-
are up against it in the way of a
quire of W. H. Thomas, Coquille.
F ire at M arshfield.
Recently
market for our produce.
We are
Royal, oval ami Priucess em­
Newly Furnished
between two splendid markets—
The Coos Bay Times in part says:
broidery noops, adjustable steel
Throughout
spriugs, Robinson’s Store.
Proprietor and Manager
San Francisco and Portland— and
Fire, supposedly of incendiary ori
the only way we have of reaching
For 8 ile.— Studeb.iktr wagon, gin, about 2 o'clock this moruiug ,
them is trough a thrifty set of com­
M c C o i m i c k m o w i n g ma chi ne and partly destroyed the plant of th e !
rake. Frank Nelson, Norway.
mission men who take care of all
Coos Bay Ice and Cold Storage,
the profits. The old farmer of this
The shoes tor woodsmin; Tozier’s Company on North Front street. ;
— S. F. Shoes. The gloves for wear The loss is estimated by General |
county who have ever attempted to
Logger Fear Gloves. E. L Tozier, Manager C. E. Nicholson at be­
ship their surplus crops can testify
Begin now to provide fora “ ratuy tween $17,000 and $18,000 with
to their losses, and even to the
day,” by placing your earnings in only $6,000 insurance.
trouble they have experienced in
the Farmer's and Merchant’s Bank.
getting freight bills back, when, at
For a time the Sre threatened to j
White Spray Flour makes the develop into a conflagration that
the same time, they knew that their
best and whitest bread of any flour
produce was sold at top prices.
on the market. Lyons A Jones sell would sweep that entire section, in­
The time has come when all success­
cluding the new Ocean Dock ware­
A G ood Troupe.
it.
ful enterprises are carried on by
Now is the time to have your house of the Oregon Coal and Nav­
The vaudeville troupe appearing windows and doors rescreened. igation Company, which is immedi­
organized bodies, and all farmers
at the Masonic Opera House last Quick A Curry has the galvanize I ately north of the fire. Only by
who are not organized are handi­
night was perhaps one of the best screening.
capped in more ways than one.
heroic efforts of the fire depart­
aggregations seen here in some
Not only in the handling of tlieir
For Sale.— Span of geldings. 5 ment was the latter saved.
months. The Company is under years old. weight 3,000 pounds, well
crops at a disadvantage by being at
Mr. Nicholson stated this morn­
J ury L ist
the macagemeut of Mr. Samuel broke. Inquire of Wm Bettys ing that if the other stockholders
the mercy of unscrupulous middle­
Fairview.
men, but the fluctuation of prices
and those interested in the business
Following are the names of the Marsden, manager of the Royal
Eggs for hatching — White Ply­
Theater
in
Marshfield,
who
ap­
caused by gambling and speculating list of jurors drawn for the regular
mouth Rocks, and Brown Leghorns will concur, he will take steps to
in farm products. When the prices April term of circuit court, which pears twice on the bill himself. $l.oo per setting, also Indiau Run­ rebuild the plant immediately.
If
Mr. Marsden is probably the best ner ducks. J. C. Watson, Coquille. this cannot be arranged, he will con­
are too low in oue product, too many convenes next week:
drop that particular branch and go
Those ouiou sets at Knoyvlton’s tinue some of the departments of the
F M Friedberg, Marshfield, elec­ tenor soloist in the county, possess­
into something else (look out for trician; J F Schroeder, (Joquitle, re­ ing a voice of wonderful range and were grown especially for him by business]now|and arrange for replac­
the dairy business.) This will be tired; J F Haga, Parkersburg, resonance. His rendition of that one of the best growers of sets in ing the destroyed parts later. The
remedied by the Unions. Their offi­ farmer; Geo O Leach, Coquille, heavy selection, “ Shubert’s Sere­ the Willamette valley.
creamery department was not en­
If you want the best time-keeper, tirely destroyed and he will be able
cial paper keeps all members posted clerk; J J Olinkenbeard, Marshfield, nade,” last evening was heartily
Mr. Marsden’s other you want a South Bend Watch to make sufficient repairs to con­
on prices, and as far as possible on farmer; J C Roberts, Myrtle Point, received.
If you want a South Bend Watch,
supply and demand, besides the ex­ real estate; T G Barker, Fairview, specialty is that of a female imper­
tinue right along. The ice storage
g > to Billy Schroeder
changing Farmers Union labeled farmer; \Y O Cooper, Myrtle Point, sonator, in which he appears as
department also escaped lightly and
T izicr’s
Celebrated
Logger
goods of one locality for that of an merchant; D A Curry, Marshfield, “The Nell Brinkley Girl” and lady
Shoes have von popularity with the he was able to fill orders for ice
other.
The markets now call for barber; Chas Cavanaugh, North soloist. He makes quick changes woods boys E. L Tozier makei, this morning.
goods of all kinds from organiza Bend, saw filer; L F Talkenstein, of gowns that are simply stunuiug. Coquille.
High C lass R egistered Jerseys.
tions with reputations and furnish­ North Bend, superintendent; C C and bis act is without doubt the
Insure in the Horticultural Fire
ing products of a standard qulity Carter, Myrtle Point, real estate; best dressed ever seen in the county. Belief, ol Salem, Strictly mutual,
S L A Q L E B R O S ., P r o p r ie to r s
My herd is headed by Priuce |
and uniformly packed, from the E E Oakes, Bandon, real estate; (One spectator lost a dollar betting and save 40 to 50 per cent.
Warrende,
son
of
Marigold
St
j
T. A. W alker , Coquille Agt.
fact that some individuals have put J Machado, Myrtle Point, mer­ he v/as a woman.,)
Helier, champion at Louis and Clark
The
balance
of
the
company
con­
inferior goods on the markets.
Don’t
Forget, that Dr. E- P.
chant; Chas Adams, Myrtle Point,
Fair,
was never defeated iu the
In buying groceries, clothing blacksmith; J L Knight, Myrtle sists of Nichols, a contortionist,who Bender, the Optometrist, will be at
show ring, has several daughters in
the.Baxter
the
tst
Friday
and
Sat­
shoes or other articles, you ask for a Point, farmer; E S Bargelt, Marsh­ is rightly called “ The Human
the register of merit and more to
urday of each month.
standard make or brand because field, jeweler; P M Itebery, North Snake.” Miss Mae Emeral, a dash­
follow. He came from the Beech-
When
in
need
of
a
fine
cheap
you know just about what you are Bend, merchant; Albert Barklow, ing soubrette and hoop contortion­
-=fc
power, go and see the new gasoline laDd farm, N. Y. Adelaid of Beech-
gettiug.
Hood river apples are as Myrtle Point, farmer; E E Johnson, ist; Miss Olive Hare, a singer of engine of S H. McAdams running,
land, who made a vearly official test [
standard as Schilling’s Best are in Coquille, lumberman; W T Allen, character songs, who catches the and get his price on the style you
O p p o site P o sto ffice
in 1909 , at the Ladd farm, was the
C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N
the grocery line. All farm produce Bandon, laborer; L D Belieu, audience at once with her delivery need.
first Jersey cow to make 1000 lbs
labeled by the Union may be relied Bridge, farmer; John B Lamb, Co­ and quick change; The Beahon
White goods at Robinson’s Store of estimate butter iu oue year. She
upon in the same manner, as com quille, farmer; Frank Flam, Pros­ Duo, with a repertoir of up-to-date — India Linen, Lingerie Batiste,
came from Beechlaod.
Prince
petent packers are appointed to per, farmer; J C Lett, Arago, farmer, farce comedies, in which they in­ Persian Lawn, Flaxon, Dress Linen
Warrends dam was Lucy Prince,
and
Fine
Hatidkerchiel
Linen.
grade it, hence its uniformity and J J O’Neil, Bandon, real estate; B troduce singing, dancing aud imi­
test 20 lbs 3 } oz butter in 7 days.
A large consignment of boys’
reputation.
A good many Coos H Burns, Coquille, farmer; V L tations complete an eight act
Merry Maidens Caton, our other
suits
lia-
just
been
received
at
county farmers living back off the Arrington, Myrtle Point, merchant; bill which is certainly well worth
Lorenz’s Store, in all grades and herd bull, is a grandson of Merry
river are handicapped by the bad Syvert Backey, North Bend, real the price of admission.
many styles, including nicker- Maidens, 3 rd son grand champioD
roads in winter. They are obliged estate; Joseph Larson, Allegany,
bockers.
at Louis and Clark Fair.
M yrtle P oint Item s
fo dump their crops on the market farmer; R A Ollivant, Marshfield,
Look at the new neckwear, silk
Dam Oneonta from the iamous
in the fall for just what they can merchant.
gloves,
fancy
embroidered
hose,
Hood
farm, is a double grand­
Jim Perry has leased the Jitn
get, 'nstead of having warehouses
belts, allover embroideries, lace.«, daughter of tbo famous Sophie
CORN, PEAS, VETCH, CLOVER (all kinds)
Bright
farm
at
Gravel
Ford,
and
at shipping points. We, of the Co-
To F a ce G rand Jury.
finishing braids and velvet ribbons Tormentor, the sire of the champion
RYE, GRASS, ETC., BEETS, CAR­
moved
his
family
there.
quille valley, are behind the times
in colors at Robinson’s Stole.
and grand champioD cow, Figis, at
ROTS, KALE, ETC.
G. C. Moore lias returned to his
Three business men of Myrtle
The only lliing is to organize. This
One of our round-lopped Royal the World’s Fair, 8t Louis.
is being done all over the United Point were brought before Judge work at Smith Powers camp after a
We have cows rich in the blood
Oak dining tallies will be given
States
They find it the only way E. G. D. Holden in this city, last few days visit with his family in
of
Brown Bessie aud Geernon Ladd,
away
Saturday,
April
16th
at
3
p.
Friday, charged with selling intoxi­ this city.
to meet present conditions.
also
registered Berkshire pigs.
til
Make
a
$1
purchase
from
us
Farmers, it is to your interest to cating liquors in Myrtle Point, a drv
Mrs Luther Williams and child­
Anyone wishing stock will find I
and secure a ticket on same.
precinct,
and
were
bound
over
to
give this subject serious thought.
ren, have moved from their home
Write or
Anyone in need of a 'Singer or can save them money.
It might mean more money in your appear before the grand jury.
at Bridge to the Jim Guareu place
call
at
my
farm.
"'heeler
&
Wilson
sewing
ma­
éh wb
A number of wituesses were ex­ near Norway.
pockets than a great amount of
J. C. W atson , Coquille, Or.
chine may be accommodated by
hard work. The trusts, combines amined by Deputy Prosecuting At­
Born.— At the home of Joseph
and the gambling in the necessities torney Liljeqvist, who is confident Williams in Myrtle Point, April 5th, calling at Laird’s House Furnish­
School E lection H eld.
of lile have raised the price of living he has efficient evidence to convict 1910, to Mr. and Mrs. Grover ing establishment
D¿> rv> » in
W e
D o
U
them.
Bonds
were
placed
at
$300,
Some of the late goods just in at
and not the farmer, while he being
Moore, ofCoquille, a daughter.
A special election was held in
Robinson’s Store —Verona
Or­
the greatest consumer, is getting the and all have given bail.
The little daughter ot Will Gil­ gandie, Bellevue Batiste, Swiss Ap­ this, school district No. 8, at the
Jess Warfield was conducting a
worst ol it.
He sells a bushel of
WATCHES
CLOCKS
ACATE GRINDING AND
bert, of the South Fork, is suffering plique, Silk Tussah. La Grande Soie, school house, for the purpose of
cigar
store
and
confectionery
for
wheat for 90 cents, and when in
Kobe
Silk,
Tiogo
Pon
gee,
Mira
Silk,
JEWELRY
from a badly burned hand. While
electing a director to fill the vacan­
POLISHINC
the course of trade he pays for it Sig Aasen, who has also been ap-
playing she fell into a chip fire Dallti Tussah Silk, Soiesefte, Nau- cy caused by the moviug away of
COMBS
BARRETTS
STONE SETTING
RINC
through the con suraer, it costs $3 75; prehended, having been taken in
keen Poplin, Poplin Raye Soie,
which was burning in the yard.
Keusha Silk. Wool Serges, Fancy W. T. Kerr. The meeting was well
The
sells hides at to cents per pound charge by officers at Salem.
PHONOCRAPHS
MAKINC
ENCRAVINC
A R eader .
attended and considerable interest
Mohair and Vigeroux
and pays from one to two dollars other parties are Thomas Cornelius,
manifested in certain subjects con­
C
arpenters
:
—
The
Honeymnn
per pound for tnem in the shape of Frank Wyland and Warfield
Special Road M aster
cerning the manner in wich the
Hardware
Co.,
of
Portland,
Oregon,
shoes The same can be truthfully
present term has been conducted.,
O b |< -rt In S t r o l l s M e d i c i n e
j
.
said of cotton and wool, while there
the have sent a hurry-up telegraph or­ R. H. Mast, cashier in the Farmers
is a continuous rise in the price ol
Many people object to taking the
A\ “ * * ? ' * } . ? * * ' * * ° !
der for 68 more self.setting planes,
all machinery and implements he is ¡strong medieinrs usually prescribed I*?"" cour w ,c convener last to the makers, Gnge Tool Co., Vinr- and Merchants Bank, was elected^
of
obliged to purchase.
When the ,,y physio,,ne for rheumatism. There Mo".d?yi ‘¡ *
folIOW," g
These planes sre in director to fill the unexpired term i
farmer is making money it starts!-
, , . .
.
special road masters were ap land, N. J.
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f
«it
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.1.
1
,
•
,
is
no
nood
of
internal
treatment
in
.
.
.
demand
and
our
Iceal dealers can
all the wheels to running, and
pointed;
A I’lcuaxut riiroir.
makes good times for everybody. a"-v CHS'' of ">U8<’“ 1»r or chronic! No, G, Joe Larsen No 11 12 get tlioui of seven other Portland
When you want a pleasant physic 1
Don’t knock, but boost all yout can. rheumatism, and more than nine out I ,
t - n r-,
’
’
a
f
.
,
..
and 30, 11 b Wilcox; No. 16 and 1 dealers as well as those iu Oregon give Chamberlain’s Stomach and
A F as Mm. , of every ten cases of the disease are I
rt « v
v-
„ „ „ „
City,
Hood
River,
8eattle,
Tacoma,
, ..
. 17. E H Kern; No 18, H H Bron-
Liver Tuhleta a trial.
They are |
of one or the other of these vane-
vr
. .
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N O T IC E
, ......
son; No. 25. John Munsey; No. 26. and other coast cities.
mild and gentle in their action and
! R PCarmen.
always produce a pleasant cathartic
H eadaches
Coquille Grange will hold its next
(•$ any) swelling, you may
effect.
Call at R. S. Knowltnn’s
regular meeting Saturday, April know that it is only necessary to ap-
T a k e N otice.
75 per cent < f headaches are drugstore.
ply
Chamberlain's
Liniment
freely
lfith, at the W. O. W. Hall. The
caused from eye strain.
Prop« rly
For
lecture hour which begins at one to get quick relief. Try it.
There are three cedar logs on my , fiUe,,
wi„ core , hp
E ggs F or H atching
defect.
o'clock, will be opcu to the public sale by R. S. Knowlton
^ u’..,e v. e,r! . hy h!Rh T*1" ’ ° " e Satisfaction guaranteed.
Brown Leghorns ami White Ply-,
and there has been arranged a fine
marked Y and the other two with a
V. R. W iis o n , Optometrist
NOTICE
moth Bocks $1.00 per setting
program, one of the topics being
___
circle within a circle. The owner*
White Leghorns $1 50 per setting.
"Rural High Schools and Values
For Sale.
All Coos County warrants drawn ° f ^
loga arB h" r" by Dotifi‘!,1 to
Inili >n Runner ducks $ 2.00 per
F’or Sale.
of a High School Education.” This on the general fund and endorse I remove them at once or I will *p-
Timherlaml For Sale.
A lot of late Nile, and alst earlv setting.
subject is to be handled by such prior to July 1 st, 1908 , will be propriate them to my own use.
S. L. Lafferty, of Coquille, has
pees A. H. Fish, Arigo. Pbcne
NJ Nef 8ec 12 Tp 28 R in W.
J. C. W atson , Coquille, Or.
C. Tan ris .
able men as R. S. Knowlton, J. J. paid on presentation at my office in
three good horses for sale 12 and Address, Joseph Scbrems, Rose-
71 .
Coquille,
Oreg.
No
interest
will
be
Stanley and C. R. Barrow. Re­
14 hundred pounds.
burg, Oregon.
allowed on any of these warrants
P oor Time.
Robinson’s Store has just re­
member, everybody is invited to at­ after December 10 th, 1909 .
For Sale.
ceived, cross bar dimity, Canton,
Get your table legs turned at
K. Holversoo, the tailor, has just
tend.
Dated this 7 th day of Dec. 1909 . Galatea, Blue and Rrown Linens,
If the other fellow ear.O' t make Quick A Curry'*. They have some received a large lot of samples of
MU*. Uvo, JJ. Piowjtt,
flixteen Iona of dps oat hay. K. your watch run roirictly, I can, patterns already out
T, M. D immick ,
•Serpentine Crape, Colored JIai,d-
Hard wood,! suiting*. Call and see them and
County Trwiuw krrrbiff Li&f ns aud K Iraki Cjotb
V,
"OS VV»tohm»lr»r, « j ,,*r ¡¡,4
\ Wiqiar, ^r*go Pbonn 7 «
gnt bin prion*
R. HANSEN
W . H . Schroeder
JEW ELER
C o q u ille,
O reg o n
Bring me your W atch and
Jewelry repairing. I will
treat you right.
A
G o o d C in e o f W a t c h e s
A l w a y s on H and
THE N EW
M E A TM A R K E T
C h o ic e F r e s h M e a t s
w a y s on H an d
Ah
Of Interest to Dairymen
A Full Supply of Field Seeds
And all Kinds o f Garden Seeds
KNOW LTON’S DRUG STORE
BMM & CTSBBEB
We
Repair
All Work Guaranteed
E. 0. Barker & Co.
H Wit