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PUBLISHED KVKUY THURSDAY.
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Entered a* second class matter May
8, 1905. at the poet office at Coquille,
Oregon, under act of Congress of March
3, 1879.
A FRESH supply of G A R D E N
SEEDS and ONION SE TS at
In Coos County
«
NOTICE
H avin g elosMil ont our Dry G oods ami gone
into
the G rocery Inisiue-s exclusively, we havo di vided
to discontinue the handling of the G rsphoplfone
As we have pul out som ething
lik e tw o hun­
dred nmchines, we w ill contiuue to b to lie the R e c ­
ords, hut have decided to
the g iv in g
make sumo changes in
out o f Records to our Customers who
have our Machines, V iz: When *ou r C*ah pur­
chases amount to $5 00 we w ill g ive you one S in ­
lines as the article you published, 1,1 the Pre» ence of a number of rel-
g le Record free, or one Double Rem r 1 by pay­
Mr. Patrick Is
| last week from the Educational Re- atives and friends.
ing 35c in nddiiiou to tne $5 00 worth o f Tickets,
a
millman
on
the
lower
river
and
view.
The
Westminster Teacher
The Glenn Junction school began
the newly wedded couple will make
and willeontinun to kt' 0 ,> a good selection of pieces
says:
Monday, April 10. with Miss Me-j
home at
Riverton— Enter­
on hand at all times.
"T h e demand today is that all their
Donald, of Lakeside, as teacher.
things shall be made easy.
It is prise.
Respectfully,
Mr. Anderson, the Salvation Ar- [
so in the homes. Nothing must
New Restaurant Opened.
my captain
from the bay, spent |
be hard for children.
They must
W. J. Brown has leased a por­
Sunday in Allegany.
be tenderly nurtured.
Their bur­
tion o f the Bock building and will
Mr. and Mrs. Shaver ate Sunday
dens must not be made too heavy.
open a restaurant the first of the
dinner with Mr. Grays' last Sunday.
D * »le r in Staj 1« and Fnucv Groceries, F lour and Feed.
Their tasks must not be made too
week. He has Installed a fine hotel
Ray Whltted started to school
exacting. Their wishes must never
range which requires the building ef
e s ;
last week.
be refused. Even their whims must
a special chimney and is completely
Mrs. Alice Stemmerman went to
bo gratified.
There is in homes
fitted with hot and cold water heat­
Marshfield
on
the boat Tuesday
a great deal o f this spirit of indul­
ing coils. The interior of the room
morning o f last week, and returned
gence which moves along the line
Is being cleaned, painted and pa­
Wednesday.
160 acre ranch. About 25 acres proposition for orchard. Plenty of
o f least resistance in home govern­
pered and will present an Inviting bottom land, mostly In cultivation. good water. Good 7-room house and
Lee Roberts and Lonzo Stemmer­ ment.
appearance when Mr. Brown throws House and barn and good orchard. good barn. Orchard. Located about
man both received their new bi­
"T h e same is true also in many
the doors open to the public.
Mr. Price 82,500.00. Terms on part.
cycles last Saturday which they had schools.
one-half mile from steamboat land­
Everything must be made
aent to Seattle for.
The boys are pleasant. The teacher must always Brown is an experienced restaurant
Price,
80 acre farm.
Nice house and ing on the Coquille river.
expecting to have some fine "Joy make the lessons so interesting that man and expects to secure a good | good barn. Located on county road, $4,500; $2,500 cash, balance In 3
rides” on their bicycles this sum­ it will not tax the pupils to listen business right from the start.— Har­ i Price $5,760.00. Good terms.
years time.
bor.
mer.
160 acres. 40 or more acres bot-
30 acre farm located o:i Coquille
to them and so simple that it will
Mr. Krueger's
nephew,
C. J. not require any effort to under­
j tom land.
20 acres in cultivation. river
20 acres In cultivation.
G O VERNM ENT OPENS WOOD
Schroeder, from Illinois, has been stand them.
! 30 acres in pasture. Good orchard. House, barn and other outbuilding.
It is thought to be
P U L P M IL L TO M AK E P A P E R
visiting
him the last few weeks. unreasonable to expect pupils to
Good house nnd two barnR. 15 or Good orchard. Price $3,400.
Washington, D.C., April 17— With
Last Thursday Mr. Krueger started do any hard thinking for them­
20 tons grain hay.
Price $3,500.
800 acre stock ranch.
600 acres
a view to gathering Information as
159
acre
farm.
132
acres rich open land In grass. Two barns. A
out to Scottsburg with his nephew, selves.
A
distinguished
teacher to the relative value of plants and
river bottom land.
100 acres of It good 7 room liouso. Good orchard.
as he intended going that way in­ says that pupils of this dainty kind
woods for paper manufacture, the
cleared. Good 1 1-2 story 7-rooom Plenty of water. Located one half
stead of taking the stage over the would like to lie in bed and have
experimental ground wood pulp mill
house.
Large dairy barn.
Other mile from county road.
mountains.
Mr. Krueger returned their studies sent up to them.
Price, per
o f the department o f agriculture,
good outbuildings.
Good orchard. acre, $8.00.
from his trip Saturday.
" I t may seem very pleasant for located at Wausaw, Wls., has com­
Two running springs with an abun­
The school children of this place young people to have their work
250 acre ranch, with house and
menced operation.
The mill was dance of good water. 20 head of
observed
Arbor
Day by planting made so easy. But that is not the
barn and orchard, located only two
made available by an appropriation
dairy cows. One thosoughbred Jer­ miles from
flowers on the school premises. way for them to make the most of
Coquille.
A bargain.
at the last session of congress, sey bull.
Several head of young $30 per acre.
They made flow er beds, which are their lives.
Cash $2,600;
bal­
To evade effort is to which authorised the secretary of
stock.
40 head o f hogs.
Lots of ance long terms at 6 1-2 per cent.
to be the property of the ones mak­ fall of achievement.
For the stu­ agriculture to conduct tests along
chickens, ducks and turkeys.
One
ing them, and taken care of by the dent to have his hard work done
168 acres logged o ff land, all lu
this line.
hack and one buggy. Full and com­
same.
Little Eddie Larson’s flow ­ for him is to rob him of the re­
A fine tract for orchard
The department for some time plete outfit of farming tools. One pasture.
er bed is in the form of an apple sults of faithful study. There are
and berries
Level enough to plow
has been testing various woods in cream separator.
100 bushels of
tree, which his father planted on some things we can get done for
Located
the laboratory.
Some have been wheat and 60 bushels of oats, for almost the entire tract.
the school ground for him.
The us, but nobody can achieve our ed­
Price
found to be suitable for paper man­ feed or good for seed. Price i f sold within 2 miles of Coquille.
tree is just the height o f its youth ucation for us.
I f we Insist on ufacture, and the forest service has
$2,500.
soon, $110 per acre.
ful owner.
never doing the things that are un­ actually made paper from several of
120 acre farm located on the Co­
130 acre farm.
25 acres bottom
Miss Peterson, of Marshfield, is pleasant we cannot receive the ben­
them by chemical means. To ascer­ land cleared and mostly under the quille river close to Coquille. Fine
stopping at
Mrs. Pierce's
doing efits and the rewards.
tain their commercial value it was plow.
H ill land most all in pas­ house and good barn. Several head
some dressmaking for her.
This does not mean that the hard necessary to subject them to meth­
Price
ture. 6 room house and good barn. o f stock and farming tools.
They were sluicing at
Pierce’s work of the student is not pleas­
H alf cash is re­
ods of manufacture comparable to 12 cows and one bull. A ll farming ■per acre, $85.
camp a couple of days last wee. ant— it may be pleasant, yet not
those which are employed in busi­ tools.
Two colts, one and 2 years quired. This Is a good buy.
There were lots o f logs that went easy.
The
harder he works the ness operations.
With this end in old.
Nice city lots at from $225 up,
Household
goods. Located
dawn Coos river as a result o f the more pleasure does he find in his
view the mill was established.
$50 cash, bal­
close to market and creamery. Price ob easy payments.
sluicing.
studies.
The stadent who is dili­
The Wausaw mill is practically a per acre $62. Terms on $3,000.
ance $50 every six months with in­
The boat Millicoma, was rather gent grows enthusiastic. He 'burns
paper-making establishment in min­
80 acre farm.
25 acres bottom terest.
late In getting to Allegany last the midnight oil' In the pursuit of
iature, being equipped with appara­ land all In cltivation. Hill land is
40 acres bench land, no improve­
Thursday as a result of so many knowledge.
He becomes eager in tus of the most up-to-date type. It
used for pasture, but an excellent ments, for $500.
logs going down the river from the his research.
He finds joy in his will be In operation as long as the
camp.
work.
On the other hand, when experiments require.
P A C IF IC R E A L i E S T A T E
CO .
The scholars in the fourth grade the pupil has no interest in his
FRA N K BURKH O LD ER,
geography class have been putting studies he makes no progress in But pain Is the way to the high­ J W . L E N E V E ,
Secretary.
M anager
In part of their time during the past them, gets nothing from them. He est, truest life. W e must love our
week by drawing and coloring maps probably blames it on the teacher, children so well that we can let
of North America.
saying that he does not make the them meet and endure pain in order
Miss Jessie Gray had the mis lessons interesting.
He does not that the beauty of soul In them
fortune to scald her foot last Sat­ make things so simple,
so easy, shall be perfected.
If we would
urday and was walking on crutches that no thinking is necessary, no reach the highest, we must be w ill­
for a while.
knitting of brows, no hard study. ing to suffer, to pay any price of
(R E O PE N E D )
Jack McDonald brought his auto He is quite ready to teach, but the self-denial or restraint.
There is
up on the boat Saturday evening best teacher is not the one who no easy way, no royal road to the
en route to Loon Lake, resuming leaves nothing for his pupil to do. attainment of knowledge.
Chief
C. A . H A R R IN G T O N , P rop.
his trip by auto Sunday.
Mr. Mc­ Good
teaching
tells the least it Justice
Marshall said, ‘ It is not
Donald is going to Loon Lake to can— it makes the pupil do the genius, it is the hardest kind of
A good display o f nobby styles
ook after property interests there. work.
work.’
in fancy Batistes, Tissues, and
Mr. Salander, o f Loon Lake, and
The demand of many pupils is
“ There is a story of a sculptor
all the late Spring Fabrics—an
Mr. Si Noah, the fire warden, stop­ that the teacher shall always be who worked for years in poverty
endless variety o f Ginghams,
ped over night at Mr. Pierce's last Interesting.
He shall tell every­ and obscurity to reach his ideal. At
Percales and Linens. Exclusive
Friday night. They writ down on thing about the lessou
Features in White Hoods.
In such last the work was finished in clay.
the boat Saturday.
bright, charming way that the pu­ But sudden cold came upon the city
The Millicoma made an extra run pils shall be made happy.
There that night and the old man knew
to Marshfield Saturday evening, and Is the same demand In other lines that his model would freeze and be
quite a number got on at this place. where one man is set to guide oth­ destroyed.
Remember that we do a cash
He had no fire In his
The boat left Allegany at 7 p. m. ers. The pupils do not want hard poor attic, which served both
business, and can give you better
as
values than can be given under a
and returned during the night.
thinking, they want to be enter­ studio and sleeping room.
In the
credit system.
Mrs. Elmore, the timekeeper's tained, and if they are not enter­ morning they found the statue
wife at Power’s camp, has been tained the fault Is with the teach­ wrapped with the clothes from his
staying at Mr. K ru ger’s for some er.
Books must be made interest­ bed. warm and unharmed. But the
A N D R ECO R D S
time.
ing or people will not read them. sculptor they found dead. He had
M. W. Roberts, of Powers’ camp, They pronounce them dull If they given his life to save his master­
Buy tliree recorda and ex*
was in Marshfield Saturday.
do not sparkle In every sentence.
piece.
The
poor, old man was
change one.
For partirti*
Geo. Gould went to Marshfield
This demand to be entertained is gone, but he had reached the goal
lar» see
Sunday morning and was going on of the spirit of indolence.
Every­ of his ambition, and the world was
tc
Coquille
Monday
to see his one who insists that he must not be enriched by his work and his knowl­
daughter. Mrs. Grace W oodruff, who required to work hard in his search edge. We should be ready to suffer
is very low with typhoid fever at for knowledge will iniss the attain­ even unto death that our ideal may
that place.
ments which can be won only be kept unmarred. Nothing of cost THF HERALD, Si.SO PER YEAR
through patient toll.
Parents want or sacrifice should be spared that
Remember, we are still selling o be kind to their children and
our lives may reach the best.”
the best bread In Coos county, two sometimes they overdo their kind­
There are many teachers reared
loaves for 5 cents.
Coquille Bak- ness by indulging their dislike of
in just such homes, and taught In
ery and Confectionery
nnrd duty, their distaste for self- just such schools, who are them­
denials.
‘T o spa o our children,* selves too Indolent and too igno­
The gasoline boat Limit is now owned
A large shlpmenr or new «m l pa­
says one, 'only to make it
more rant to teach as teaching should be
per has Just been received nt W
and operated by the undersigned, and
certain that we have failed to har- done.
For our children we want
C. Laird's furniture store.
will do a general towing and f eighting
de.i them for the battle o f life; to the best, and the best is none too
business on the river. Can be chartered
piakc
it
more
probable
that
they
good.
If
our
children
lose
their
NOTICE OK F IN A L SETTLEM ENT.
will go down in the struggle; to chance to obtain the best education
for passengers
Notice is hereby given that the send them out only to suffer and during their school days, they have
undersigned has filed her final ac­ bend and break under the ruthless lost It forever. Tim e past can nev-
count In the matter of the adminis­ pressure of the modern world that j er be recalled. They have lost the
tration o f the estate of Charles A. Is perhaps the worst crime that can opportunity to make their lives
Peterson. Sr., deceased.
and that be committed against the future of I reach the best there Is in them,
the County Court has named the the race and the happiness of hu- j This Is the calamity that makes
County Court Room, in the Court inanity.'
L ife is full o f tragedies us pause, reflect, and speak."
House, in Coquille. Coos County, coming from such kindness.
Per­
W e can furnish you numerous ar­
For a jo b o f first-class m ending, d yin g or cleaning, or
Oregon, as the place, aud Monday, haps no other failure in parental ticles from the pens of such men us
a new suit tailored, call at the rear of the Pharmacy
the 5th day o f June, 1911, as the training in these days is so great ex-Presldent Elliott of Harvard, the
b u ilding
time for hearing objections to the or so ruinous as that which is pro-! present President of Harvard, Prof,
I am sgen t for tw o tailorin g house* in Chicago.
final account and the settlement of dneed by over-kindness, or what Smith of Yale, one o f the profes-
Come sod tee my styles and samples.
I w ill save you
said estate.
ls thought to be kindness
All « h o n o r s o f Stanford, and many others,
money and guarantee a good fit.
Dated this the 18th day o f April, danger of erring In the same way. j directly supporting the various po-
j 1911.
M ARY L. PETERSON.
are teachers of the young are in sltlons taken in our circular
ad-
Administratrix, The popular sentiment today is that rlrese, but we will let this conclude,
j C R. Barrow. Attorney
we should never esq*« anyone pain. i
C R B ARRO W
Knowlton's Drug Store |
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WHERE OUR PUB­
LIC SCHOOLS
FAIL
Married at Utah! rap.
Andrw Patrick and Misa Mary E.
Cornwell were united in marriage at
PUBLISH ER
J. E. U PD IKE
the home of the bride's parents, Mr.
Unvoted to tb « maunm and social up
and Mrs. Cornwell on upper Flsh-
oildibsof tbe CoqailU Valley particularly
end of Ooot Oonnty generally.
| Editor Herald— W e offer you trap Thursday. April 6, at 11 a. in.,
••nubsoription , peryear.in atWai e*. l.fiO
by
for tht. week an article from t h e !,he oerelnon>r tK’ in* tM,rformttd
Phone, Main 354.
Westminster Teacher on the same Rev. Thos. Uarklow of Myrtle Point
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Coquille Herald.
A LL E G A N Y ITEMS.
P. E. DRANE
Work Done in
any finish
Kodak Finishing
a Specialty
EX > H
DEAN'S STUDIO
Th ree doors North o f Drane’s Store
Coquille, Oregon
A ll Work Guaranteed
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Is made of every milling that Olympic Flour
is made of. One of the best bake shops'any­
where is run in connection with the mill that
makes Olympic Flour. Every bunch of flour
that goes through ths mill is tested. It has
to 1» up to the highest standard—has to make
the best bread possible, else it doesn't go into
the Olympic sacks.
That is the reason your bakings of bread,
biscnit and pastry are always uniformly good
when you nee Olympic. Your bakings can’t
be expected to be the same always unless the
flour is. Therein lies the beauty of using
Olympic.
THE PORTLAND FLOUR MILLS CO.
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Three Vital
Reasons
For the Spring
Season
' ! want to give every
person not using electric
light t h r e e vital reasons
w hy I he General Electric
M azda L am p should make
them have their house, store,
office or factory wired.
Same Old Place
Come and See
T he G -E
M azd a
1-amp gives nearly t h r e e
tim e s the lig h t o f the
ordinary carbon incandev
cent.
Columbia
Graphap hones
Second—
It costs n o m o r e to burn.
T h ird -
T h e q u a lit y of light 1 vastly superior— a
white light like sun rays.”
clear
R O S E ’S
T h e G eneral Electric M a zd a L a m p represents the
high-mark in the evolution o f incandescent electric lighting.
It blends inventive triumph and manufacturing skill— and
you reap ih e benefit in the form of dollars and cents, and
freedom from e y e V'ain w h en using artificial lig h t”
C A SH ST O R E
H. O. Anderson
" I want the chance to p r o v e to y o u r entire satisfaction
that this w onderful lamp is even b e t t e r than represented.
C om e in today and see for y o u r s e l f .
Y o u r call places
you under no obligation, and is apt to be decid edly to
your profit."
B e carelul to see that every electric lamp you buy bears
the G . E . m y o g ra m .
River Towing &. Freighting
I'opille liiver f luctric Co.
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LUMBER, LATHS. SHINGLES
MO ITLD1NG, CEM ENT BRICKS
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1911
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Tailoring, Ceaning and
K. Halverson
Reparing
Coquille, Ore.