Coquille Je ra ld . A C ruel A s s a u l t A good thing for yon to remem Died. ber until Xmas.— Rose’s Cash Store. At Yoncalla, Oregon, Nov 22, . Capt. Clarence Boice, of Bandon, 19ft), Mrs. Sadie Krewson, wile of greeted frieuds in this City on Wesley Krewson, aged abant 21 Wednesday of last w eek. The i years, of tuberculois. Captain tells us th a t be will sood The deceased is survived by her re-enter the life saving station at husband and itifaul daughter, aged Bandon. about one year; her parents, Mr. Quick A Curry make the galvan- and Mrs. W. H. Stephens, of Y011- jzed screen door; standard sizes on calla, and several brothers, one of band; spetial sizes made in short whom is Abe Stephens, ol Rose- order. Also bandy, adjustahla win burg. The funeral was held at dow screens, ironing boards, sleeva Yoncalla Thursday.— Roseburg Re boards, bread boards, drain boards view. and meat safes. P eo p le's Co-operative Co. Umbrellas, we have them— all kinds, plain and fancy handles Those wishing stock and haven't and prices. Rose’s Cash Store. the money and have farm produce, j There will be services at the bring it along in good shape, we Presbyterian Church, Coquille, next can handle it. Sunday morning at 11 aud in the Also we will soon be ready to re evening at 7.30. It is expected ceive meats, chickens, turkeys, etc. that the Rev. Mr. Taylor of Myr People’s Co-operative Co. Co tle Point will preach at the morn quille. ing service. Bible School at 10. Church of Christ. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Preaching Sunday, both morn-j If you did not get any of the ing and evening. Morning sub-; boiled cider at Thanksgiving for ject, “A Temple of God.’’ mince pies get some for Christmas. Evening: A special sermon will Dranekeeps the Diamond W brand. be preached in the interests of the C. W. B. M. You are especially Thanksgiving Football. invited by the ladies to be present. Great exeittuent prevailed on the street near the Postoffice in Co quille on Monday afternoon when No M ore O. R & N. a row between Fred Elliott and two ^ ns, Clyde and Claud, of South Because of the fact that Robert Slough, and Charles Bauseh, tern- 3. Lovett is presideut of all the porarily residing in C o q u ille a t Harriman railroads, it naturally thistime, culminated in a mix-up follows that be will occupy the same and Bauseh was completely position with the Oregon-Washing- knocked ont. The trouble arose ton Railroad and Navigation com over money matters, and it seemed pany, which has been merged with 1 that there was something back of- the Harriman system. that which implicated a daughter of As a result of the merging of the 1 Elliott, to whom Mr. North Coast with the O. R. & N. Baush had Deen paying consid into the company mentioned above, erable attention. The fuss atarted both the O. R. & N. and the North near Lyons & Jones’ stose, and as Coast will to a great extent I obc Bauseh tried to get away from his their individual distinction, either assailants, it was about the middle of them beiDg only a part of the of the street in front of the post- Oregon-Washington Railroad and office that he was felled. During Navigation company. the mixup Bauseh was struck s e v Incidentally it is learned from eral ttmes over the head with a pis various reliable sources that grad tol, and it was first thought serious ually the name of Lovett is replac ly hurt, however he seems to be ing that of Harriman and that be coming out all right at present. fore long the big truck and its A preliminary hearing was given myriad of subsidiaries will be iden the aggressors in the case yester tified as the Lovett system. day afternoon, and the father was The Harriman estate still holds bound over to appear before the large interests in the system, but grand jury for carrying a concealed the fact that Judge Lovett is the weapon, and the two boys were put controlling spirit has started the under bonds to appear as witnesses. The Coquille admirers of this movement to gradually work in the Bail had not been secured as we go game had the opportunity to wit name of Lovett in place of that of to press. ness a lively contest on Thanks Harriman. The Lovett idea has ----------- - >»>■« --- giving Day between Myrtle Point’s spread to Portland and other places B ad Slide at Sugarloai. high school team and Coquille’s on the coast, so that when employes Independents. The steamer Dora There was rather a serious slide have occasion to, they invariably speak of the Lovett system instead on Sugarfoaf mountain above the made an excursion, bringing down school house on Monday night, a goodly number of rooters with of the Harriman system. “ We do this to show our respect tons of rock and earth coming down lusty voices who did all their throats for our chief,” said one of the men into the rcadwsy from the steep would stand for to encourage their connected with the railroad, “ and mountainside, blocking all traffic. team on, but the Coquille bunch it is but right, for while the Har The mail going out that night left was a little too many for them, the riman estate is still heavily inter here at 8 in the evening did not score standtng lo to o in favor ol ested, Judge Lovett is at the head. reach Bridge until 6 o’clock Tues the local team. -- ------- It is he who steers the course of the day morniDg. The new grade that For Sale. ship and guides its destinies.” Of was put in during the past summer A country store with postoffice course Judge Lovett is not as cannot be used, and it is probable heavily interested financially ns that it will not be used this winter in connection. A good new build ing 24x30 feet, good business and was Mr. Harriman, and perhaps he because the elides keep coming in acre tract of land. Inquire at the about as fast as they are cleared never will be, but nevertheless we H er a ld office. recognize that he is the big chief, away. A trail was made around and that it is but right for us to the big slide during Tuesday so call them the Lovett lines when the that single horses could get around matter comes up in an official way. and the mails have had to be trans And gradually the general public ferred there.— Myrtle Point Enter prise. will fall in line.” ríitin t i ir • • i ítf î T' 1 WEDNESDAY, NOV 30. 1910. J. P. O’Brien, vice-president of the Oregon-Washington R. & N. company and general manager of the Harriman lines in this state left last night on a tour of inspec tion of the Washington division of the O. R. & N. He is expected back tomorrow.— Oregon Journal. G et-R ich-Q uick M en to Be A r rested. Oregon M id get Dead. 'S, * à $ is easily answ ered by looking over the nifty line ¿1 Christm as goods at K n ow lton ’s D ru g Store. Fine Leather Goods, Books for Children, for Handbags, Purses, Bill Boys, for Girls, Gift Books Books, Card Cases, etc. and the Latest Fiction. PERFUM ERY S T A T IO N E R Y Toilet Sets, Manicure Lay in your winters supply, while you can. Alder— the best on the market. $2.00 a tier delivered. Phone 353. H and M irrors, Bonnet Sets, Shaving Sets,Comb Mirrors, and Crush Sets. * rors and tripple M irrors. Shaving M ir For Sale. One gray mare, sound and gentle, j weighs eleven hundred pounds, 9 years old. Also a good varmit j dog well trained. Guaranteed or money refunded. A bargain if sold S soon. Address N. J Magill, Coquille, Oregon. Diamond W boiled cider for Christmas at Drane’s Store. An Eastman Kodak, a Classy Present. A. variety of Post Card A l bums from 25 cents up. Fine Stationery 25c & up. P yrograph y Goods, Tie Racks, H andkerchief Boxes, Glove Boxes, etc. Fine pillow tubing nt the White House stamped tree of charge. A full Line of Christmas Cards and Booklets, Waterman’s Fountain THE BAXTER HOTEL New management, new service and a new system. It is Pens, an ideal Christmas Gift. the hope of the present managers to make of the B A X T E R a first class hotel in every sense of the word. Your patron KNOWLTON’S DRUG STORE Methodist Episc opal Church The monthly social aud business San Francisco, Nov- 26.— Moran meeting of the Epworih League knocked Nelson out in the eleventh New York, Nov. 23.— Crusade of will be held this Friday at Mr. Postmaster General Hitchcock round here this afternoon. Kern’s. against “ Get-rich-quick” concerns President suspenders are the The winner in the Boy’s Contest is expected to cause a general exo most popular suspenders in the dus ol fake promoters from this world. We have them in fancy will be announced on Boy’s Day, city. The postmaster general is boxes especially for the holidays. Dee. n . The subject of next Sunday determined to send to prison this They make one of the nicest pres class of promoters who, he says, ents you can buy. Rose’s Cash morning’s sermon will be, “ The Church and the Nation.” Even sold the unsuspecting $100,000,000 Store. ing subject: "Deborah and the of worthless securities in the last From M yrtle Point Enterprise. Poem.” five years. Hitchcock declared the W. W. Endicott has received Class No. 3 lead in Sunday government will drive from the School last Sunday. • news of the marriage of his daugh country every “ wildcat” scheme • ---- who separate the gullible investors ter, Pearl, to Mr. John Pressler, Handkerchiefs, the ki nd that from their money. Many arrests which took place at Oakland, Calif, give good service. We have plain Mr. and Mrs. white handkerchiefs at different are expected throughout the coun last Friday, 18th. try during the next few days. Pressler will make their home at prices— all good values. Also fancy handkerchiefs for dress wear, fan Members of Burr Bros, are to have Oakland, where the groom ie en cy Christmas boxes, etc. Rose’s gaged in business cleared more than fifteen million Cash Store. L. W. Deyoe writes the Enterprise dollars from their stock and opera Try a pair of those Newport that they are as comfortably situa hose. They will wear longer than tions. ted in their home at Orange, C alif, any other hose on the marxet. A M any Die in Flood. as bugs in a rug. Orange is a Lyons A Jones. beautiful little city of 3,500 and Cordova, Alaska, Nov. 25.— The growing fast. It is 12 miles from number of settlers and miners the ocean, to which electric cars drowned yesterday in sections of run, and fine fishing is afforded, the Bering Valley by the flood is which, his frieads know, is essen is still unascertained today. It is tial to Mr. Deyoe’s very existence. the only up-to-date believed that many perished as The weather, he says, is like sum many houses were swept away. mer, with geeen peas, string beans, PAPER HANGERS The disaster was caused by the es cucumbers and strawberries on the in Coquille. Give us a call cape of vast volume of water from market. Glacial lake in the Bering moun W. W. Williams, proprietor of and we will make good. tains. Great icebergs crashed from the Rock Creek stage station, was the slopes into the Bering river down last Saturday. He says that which lias risen many feet, and is they are completing a new 12-room house which is to be built on simi steadily rising. N otice. lar lines as the Presbyterian manse Notice is hereby given that my wife, here and hope to have it fi niahed up Wiusted, Conn,, Nov. 25.— A within a few weeks. The new sta Mrs. A. M. Magill, has, without provo fracture ol the skull, received dur tion will afford ample accommoda cation, left my bed and hoard and ra ing the Thanksgiving football game tions to travelers between here and | fuses to return thereto, and I hereby ' give notice that I will rno longer be re Roseburg between the Tierney Cadets and Roseburg. sponsible for her accounts or any obli Ed Kaekleff came up from Lan- the Gilbert Preparatory school re gations she may incur in the future. glois Saturday to visit with his fam sulted today in the death of Harry A. M. M aculi » ily a few days, returning the first Lee, t7 years of age, a member of of the week. Langlois is gradual-I A „ c tin n o »l „ the cadet team. Lee did not re ly rebuilding. The Woodman arc Auction Sale gain consciousness after being completing a tin« building, the up- I Dec. 1, 1910, at near Arago, Oregon, struck. His death is the twenty- per floor of which will he used for [ ^ head good dairy cows, one Delaival lodgo purposes and the lower floor j avpcrntor (10IX) pounds capacity), one fourth from lootball this year. for businesa rooms. A now and ! ® ,e*m l>°ilerof 6 or8 horsepower. Free For a job of first-class Mending, comfortable hotel is also being lunch at noon. Positively no stock sold Dying or Cleaning, or a new suit built by a company of citizens. at private sale. Terma of sale. One tailored, call at the rear of the years time will be given at 10 per cent Pharmacy building. K.|Holverson. Fifteen cases of shoes just ar interest buyers must make a Bankable note. 5 per cent discount on all lunis We are prepared for the raniy Sea rived at Robinson's Store. for cash. Sale commences at 10 a. in. son with a fine line of utnlerellas Your potrait on a poet cará S ii . va D omkniohini , at the Racket Store. Deans Studio. E. E. Hampton, Auctioneer. B eaverS Chad wiclj I The perplexing question w h at to buy for Christm as W ood-W ood-W ood. Canyonville, Ore., Nov. 24— age is solicited and, if given, your wants will be cared for in Minnie Pickett, aged thirteen and weighing fourteen pounds, died the most satisfactory manner possible. here. She is believed to have H A R R IN G T O N & R O B E R T S , P ro p s. been the smallest person in the Formerly of the Skookum Restaurant world of her age. M oran W in s from Nelson. BOOKS W ANTED --- 1 WATCHES THAT WON’T KEEP TIME Yes, we want you to bring us your watches that won’t keep time. Watches the average Watchmaker cannot fix. for us to do. No work to difficult If you’re looking for a place to have your special or der work, Jewelry repairing or engraving done in a first class and prompt manner, bear in mind the following address. We cheerfully guarantee every job. We carry in stock Howard, Hamilton, Waltham, Elgin and Ingersoll Watches, Edison Phonographs, Community Silver, Hand Painted China and all kinds of Jewelry. E. C. Every article guaranteed. & Co JEWELE R Richmond-Barker Building. C Street e