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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1912)
^fc. R E X A L L BUTTLE T H E M 8F LIFE UNEXPECTED M E N MERELY MENTIONED Attention girls— “ A Wife Want ed” Heazlet Tuesday, July 9. G. N. Bower, the electrician, is in the field for all kinds of work jn his line. County Clerk Watson collected fees to the amount of $544 for the mouth of June. MVKTLE POINT EASY MAKK FOR COQUILLE “ Blest Be the Tie Thai Binds'* A kind frieud at Mjrtlo Point to'ephoued the Herald information concerning tbu following fatalities which again demonstrate how brit tle Is the thread of life: Purified petrolium, emul Jimmie Arriugtou, son of Vincent Arrington of Myrtle Point, died sified with hypophos- County court met Wednesday very suddenly Tuesday evening, phites of lime and soda. July 2, death being due to convul and in the evening adjourned to sions. Tho only indication of illness Monday, July 8. prior to bis death was a bleeding Attorney Walter Siuclair has Tonic, stimulant, uutri from the nose earlier in the day. bien making frequent trips to the live, intestinal, a n t i Mrs. A. Meyers of Norway died Bay on business bent. suddenly Tuesday, July 2, ot the The democrats of Marshfield s e p t i c , anti-tubercular. porch of the residence of Mrs. Per have perfected an organization kins where she bad gone to obtain j known as the Wilson Club. some berries. Her death was due Jupiter Pluvius has permitted $1. the Bottle to heart failure. Mrs. Meyers was street work to be again resumed, an old pioneer of this section. blit not without indications lor a ----------» ---------- downpour. Union Officer Likes Coquille Merry Makers at the Scenic F. A. Sykes of Milton, Oregon, state secretary of the Farmers’ Theater lor one week beginning PHARMACY Union, paid the local members an Monday, July 8. Admission 10 official visit Saturday last. Over aud 20 cents. The Rexall Store Contractor Longston visited Myr two hundred farmers and their wives congregated at W. O. W. hall tle Point the other day with a where they were treated to a good view of figuring upon a job of address upon subjects of interest street improvements. The “Green” woman, who has to their welfare.* He advised the farmers to staud together for by hem confined in the county jail for this means ouly could thjy secure a time awaiting trial, is out on par justice. A banquet provided by the ole. Poor health is the cause of farmers’ wives was served at 12 her release. o’clock. There was a most bountiful Everybody will be pleased to It is unnecessary work supply of good things such as ouly leant that the Merry Makers will as well. our favored sectiou can produce be at the Scenic Theater for one and the farmer’s wife make palata week beginning Monday, July 8. Our family washing ble. Admission 10 and 20 cents. service is both satis Saturday evening Frank Burk The school district committee holder accompanied Mr. Sykes to have reported to the school board factory and economi Fishtrap returning Sunday. Lee favoring the purchase of the prop cal. Join the happy was visited Monday where an en erty of the Library Association for majority and let us thusiastic crowd greeted their the uses aud purposes heretofore show you, whether you worthy official. Myrtle Point was meutioued. are from Missouri or paid a visit Monday evening. The Coquille Mill und Mercantile ------------- - «#» a-------------- a native daughter. Mr. Sykes is planning a trip with Company are prepared to supply Brown, p-3b* ............ 4 1 1 2 1 is McDonald, 2b...... 4 0 0 4 2 0 If you are a housewife you cannot his wife to Coquille this full with a your needs in all kinds of fruit G. Poland, 3b-ss*............ 5 0 1 1 2 1 reasonably hope to be healthy or beauti view of permanently locatiug here. boxes: Apple, prune and tomato J. McDonald, c......... 3 0 0 5 3 2 ful by washing dishes, sweeping and Carl l b ......................... 4 2 2 8 0 0 COQUILLE LAUNDRY 3 0 0 2 3 6 doing housework all day and crawling boxes on band. Any size made to Dement, ss-p# Good Temperance Poem Neystrum, r f ............ 4 0 2 1 0 0 into bed dead tired at night. You must order. Both phones. A N D ICE CO. Morgan, c f. . ...... 4 0 0 2 1 0 get out into the open air and sunlight. Judge E. G. D. Helden furnishes Two Marshfield men visited our the Herald with a splendid poem Totals ........ 38 3 6 27 13 4 If you do this every day and keep your stomach and bowls in good order by which desetves the prominence g iv city Tuesday and were escorted by * Changed position in fifth inning. P rofessional C ards taking Chamberlain’s Tablets when en it on the first page of this issue. Marshall Evernden to the calaboose. RUNS AND HITS B Y INNINGS needed, you should become both healthy 12345 6 789 “ The Old Town Pump” was first Too much bum booze, causing bad Coquille................. 3 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 1— 8 and beautiful. For sale by all druggists. P H Y S IC IA N S blood and a battle upon the streets, published in the Waverly Magazine Hits 3 1 2 3 0 1 1 0 2—13 Myrtle Point 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0— 3 in 1888 over the ¡signature of Mr was reason for the arrest. Logger Killed al Lampa H its ....................0 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 0— 6 DR. JAS. RICHMOND The Coquille mill closed down Holden, since which time a few A logger by the name of Johnson Physician More Light Payments verses have been added. The mo Wednesday evening to give em Surgeon was killed in the Conlogue Logging Olliee in Uichmond-Barker P>l<lg. tive which inspired the writer, the ployees an opportunity to celebrate. Frank Morse, of the Coquille Camps Friday last, being run over Oflice Phone Main 211 sentiment so vividly portrayed re In the meantime some trivial re River Electric Company, has inau by a logging train. His home is garding the evils of rum and the pairs will be made. The mill will gurated a new system for patrons supposed to be in North Bend and R. B. HOAG , M. D. beautifn! word-picturing on the resume operatious Monday, July 8# in the payment for electric current. it is not known whether he has any Physician mission ol the pump makes it an Surgeon Miss Belle Thrift is doing ex It is now up to the user to pay the relatives there or not.— Times. Richmond-Barker Building ideal temperance poem that will be cellent pen work upon the assess meter reader or collector before the Both Phones read with interest and, we trust, ment rolls in the assessor's office. 5th, or liquidate at the office on or Bargain before the 10th of each mouth. . If not without profit. Neat, uniform and legible the pages One lot and seven-room house at Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT are pleasing to look at even to tho not so paid service may be discon cost. Three blocks from the post- D e nt ist Library Association Meets figures that denote the sum the tax tinued without notice. The new office. See J. E. Quick. A meeting of tho Coquille Libra Oflice over First National Bank -------- ------------ regime is instituted to relieve Mr payer must dig up. Phone Main 431 ry Association was held Monday A U T O S E R V IC E Morse of much needless labor, and Claude C. Moon, proprietor of evening last in the Commercial should be willingly accepted bv his A n y time, any place. Both DR. H. B. MOORE Club rooms. It. S. Koowltoo, Mrs. The Sportsman has everything in patrons as this means of payment CHIROPRACTOR the line the name of his beautiful phones. T . A . W alker. Fred Belloni, Mrs. L. H. Hazard, ¡s adopted in all other places. Room 2, Laird Bldg Phone 494 R. H. Mast and John Quick were little store implies. He favors the Chronic Diseases a Specialty Oflice Hours, 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5. elected trustees. The matter of ar Herald with an “ad” which we are ranging for temporary rooms and confident will be productive of ben LAW YERS getting books from the »State Libra, efit to his patrons. Give him a call Frank G. Leslie of Sacramento, ry were taken under consideration. A. J. SHERWOOD A ttorney a t L aw It was decided that inasmuch as after giving this section a test of First National Bank Building there was a move on foot to con two months residence, will send for Rooms 2-3-4 struct a library building the se his family and abide with us per curing of permanent rooms might manently, He is in the employ of L. J. ULJEQVIST Nosier & Norton as bookkeeper and be detrimental to the project. A t t o r n e y a t L aw - -•» - :i“ji,Bi,f in any position .up side down.right side up.or end ways speaks as highly of the firm as he First National Bank Building Keep Down the Weeds loss it intojyour trunk - It is sealed ink tight does of the country— both looking Coquille, Oregon Wm. Candlin and wife were Ban- good to him. don visitors Monday. They re Fred Slagle won the l ’atsy trophy WALTER SINCLAIR turned with a quantity of grave iu the shoot at Marshfield Tuesday. S niaJI.purseoz-Vest pocket size/«-Vacation travels or home use - A tt o r n e y a t L aw from the seashore to add to the He was high gun man missing only K n o w l t o n ’ s D r u g S t o h i Notary Public Coquille walk within their home grounds. four out of a possible filty. George They are ever on the alert to beau Lorenz was a very close second. £. D. SPERRY tify their premises, not only with The Coquille gun club shot 454 in but without, keeping the grass A t t o r n et a n d birds out of a total of 600, winning C ou n sello r at L aw aud weeds cut about the sidewalks by big majorities over both Marsh Oflice in Robinson Building — a work if done by other proper field and Bandon. NOT MUCH CHANCE FOR A MAJORITY. ty owners would add much to the W. C. CHASE Return engagement of the Merry appearance of the streets in the re A t t or ny a t L a w Makers at the Scenic Theater for sidence districts. B U L L E T IN one week beginning July 8. Ad Oflice in Richmond-Barker Bldg mission to and 20 cents. Educator Takes a Walk CÊN5 UÔ RETURN^ ► C. R. BARROW L. W. Turnbull, principal of the 5H0W 1 0 6 h e n Prefers Ont-door Work A t t o r n e y a n d C ou n sello r at L aw high schools at Grants Pass, is TO IO O WOMEN W. J. Gordon, who has had Oflice l’ hone 335 spending his vacation in Coquille, Residence Phone 34b i charge of the mechanical depart IN TH E. a guest for the present of Prof. ment of the Herald, departed Mon Howard. Air. Turnbull walked COUNTRY* J. J. STANLEY from Roseburg to Myrtle Point day lor The Dalles to operate an l.AWYKR I aud enjoyed the trip, not withstand- engine in the harvest fields near Richmond-Barker Building Coquille, Oregon | ing the road in many places was that place. He prefers out-door I not what a [tedestrian would de- work where he canjbe free lrom the aroma arising lrom printers’ ink, E. G. D. HOLDEN LAW YER the paste pot and the office towel. Justice of Peace, Notary Public Afler Good Lumber Mr. Gordon has aesthetic tastes, is U. $. Commissioner Insurance Agent The Steamer Casco is on the way a good printer and we wish him i Office in Robinson Building up from San Francisco under char success in the new chosen work. — » -------- ter to tho Coquille Mill and Mer A. M. Nason, farming near Canaan, Leaving Oregon. cantile Company. She will carry Me., was Badly crippled with a sciatic I am leaving Oregon to engage due lie says to uric acid in over half million feet of lumber for rheumatism his Blood. “ Foley's Kianey Pills entire in business in California, and will give you an excellent opportunity Long Beach, California. Consider ly cured me and also removed numer ous Black specks that were constantly to buy a Reo the Filth, also a Reo able lumber has been shipped lately Before my ey es.” Foley Kidney Pills Roadster at sacrifice prices. If you to Long Beach from the Coquille are a uric acid solvent and are effective ever intend to buy an automobile, mill and demands are still being for the various form s o f rheumatism. Sold by Fuhrman Pharmacy. now is your chance. See me at made for the choice product turn »•» - once. J. C W a u i n c . Have you paid the printer? — Williams in Indianapolis Nsws. ed out by this institution. Both phones. EM U LSIO N FUHRMflNS WASHING IS HARD WORK SUNDAY SERVICES IN COQUILLE CHURCHES County Clerk Watson issued the fol lowing marriage licenses during the week: — Roy Edward Miller and Laura Grace Thornton. M. E. Church South (By W a l t e r O e r d i n c ) Lewis F. Strong and Ethel M. Jack- Sunday morning, July 7, Rev. 8. Last Sunday's scores in the Coos son. It. Steele of Bandon will preach at County League were: Coquille 8, Ira Anderson and Emma Burkdoll. Myrtle Point 3; Eastside 4, North John Kndlund and Catharine Johanna this church. You aro cordially in vited to bear him. Beud 5; Marshfield 8, Eastside 5. Erickson. Theie will be no service in this STANDING OF THE TEAMS A Good Time Enjoyed by All WON LOST P. C. church at night as the union service 1 5 833 Coquille The entertainment and social will be held at the Christian Church 1 5 H33 North Demi 3 3 500 given Thursday evening by the at 8 o’clock. Myrtle Point 2 500 Home Mission Society of the M. E. 3 Bandon Union Young People»’ meeting 4 2 333 Marshfield 6 0 000 Church South was quite a success at the Christian Church at 7 o’clock Eastside Inability to successfully negotiate everyone being pleased with the You are invited to be present. J. Collins’ starboard delivery was quality of the program rendered Sunday school at 10 a. m. one of the main causes for Myrtle and the toothsome dainties served. C. H. C l e a v e s , Pastor. Point’s defeat in the game last Sun That the ladies of this society ex day, Coquille winning by a score of cel in the art of entertaining is the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. opinion of all who attended. Preaching Sunday morning at 11. 8 to 3 Union services Sunday evening J. Collier swung airtight ball, Many Times Morrison at the Christian Church at 8 p m. allowing only six scattering bits, In executing the city bonds Mon Sunday School at 10 a. m. and he invariably tightened when day evening it required the signa Frank H. Adams, Pastor. danger threatened. Myrtle Point ture of Mayor Morrison three hun would have been whitewashed if dred and fifty-two times on the ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL. Byles hadn’t monkeyed— the boys bonds and interest coupons attach Services first and third Sunday» didn’t care then, and the Pointers ed thereto. The mayor writes his o f each month. Sunday achool got two more runs. name with alacrity and precision every Sunday at 10 a. m. In ths absence of Herman, Brown wh'ch is characteristic of him in all Archdeacon Wm. H orsfall, rector. was shoved in the breach. The way business affairs. he was pounded was a caution— UNION SERVICES nine hits aud three for extra bases, Patsey in Port The Christian Church, M. E was bis record for four iuuiugs. The steamer Fatuey arrived from Church South and the Presbyterian Then Dement was placed on the Portlaud Tuesday Dight well laden Church have united for holding mound and although he was swat with freight of all descriptions. R. Sunday services during July and ted hard he held the visitors down A. Easton had sixty packages of August. to four hits. household goods on board, the Far Sunday night, July 7, the union COQUILLE mers’ Union quite a quantity of service will be held in the Christian AB R BH PO A E Johnson, ss .............. 5 2 2 0 1 1 merchandise and local and Myrtle Church, sermon by Rev.F.H Adams. Lorenz, 2b .............. 5 2 2 2 1 1 July 14, service will be held in Byles, c ................ 5 1 3 12 0 1 Point people were good patrons. J. Collier, p .............. 4 0 2 1 3 0 the M. E. Church South, sermon by Real Estate and Renting Agency Howell, c l ................ 3 1 1 1 0 0 T. B. McDonald. Oerding, 3b ............. 4 0 1 0 11 Houses to rent both furnished C. Collier, lb ............ 3 0 0 7 1 3 July 21, the service will be held A. Collins, If.............. 4 0 1 3 0 0 and unfurnished in all parts of the in the Presbyterian Church, sermon O. Prey rf.................... 3 2 1 1 0 0 city. Have several choice bargains by C. H. Cleaves. Totals 3f> 8 13 27 7 6 in real estate. Consult me, save This will be the order to be fol MYRTLE POINT money and receive a square deal. lowed so far as ie now known. AB R BU PO A E —J. Brockman, the Drayman. H. Prey, If................. 5 0 0 2 1 0 Watermans ideal Fountain P< bottom, about twenty bearing trees. Located close to Price $1,250. school house. G ood terms. See B. Folsom. Dysentery is always serious and often a dangerous disi as«, But it can be cur ed- Chamlierlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy haB cured it even when malignant and epidemic. For sale by all druggists. For’sale One 1-gallon iee cream freezer; one 5-gallon ice cream freezer; one- half dozen silver ice cream soda holders; one-half dozen silver ice cream soda spoons. All new. In quire of Mrs. M Nosier. For Sale Span of geldings, age 7 and 8, weight about 29 hundred, color bay. For particulars write undersigned at Arago, or phone Farmers 7xx2 O. H- Aasen. ■ - Subscribers by paying up sub scriptions due can by an additional 50c receive the Semi-W eekly O re gon Journal— one hundred and four times a year. T h e regular price of the Sem i-W eekly Oregon Journal is $1.50 per year, thus saving, or rather giving, our subscribers one dollar. T ake advantage of this exceptional offer and square your selves with the Herald. “This is where 7 get of!,” observ ed the awkward rider, when his horse proceeded to do some fancy bucking. ------------------ >>>■ *---- ------------ Buy it now. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy i» al most certain to be needed before the summer is over. Buy it now and lie prepared for such an emergency. For sale by all druggists. ^ Fishing Tackle Guns and Ammunition Ö m m m THE SPORTSMAN CLAUDE C. MOON & Opposite Hotel Baxter o S Automobile Supplies The O. K. Creamery Wants your butterfat Mr. Dairyman and we wish to R eceived Give Y ou Value in return for the produd The O. K. Creamery M. P. LONG, Manager COQUILLE, : : OREGON ON THE MAP I . of BEST this glorious country whose IB Safely Pen jW jB l v Carn£ it CANNOT SPILL F O R S A L E — A nice little home, with six lots, two in the I birthday we celebrate. Surely you are not going to bother with home baking on that day? Let us send you enough loaves to last over. We know that once you try our bread you’ll make yourself independent of baking day forever after. City Bakery I Paul Stephan, Prop. After the Hot Time on the Fourth cool off with a heaping dish of Miller’s Ice Cream. It will certainly be rel ished and enjoyed. For Miller’s cream is not like the ordinary. It is so much.better in every way that you must taste it to know it. Leave your order early and for plenty of it. Miilers Confectionery C. I. Kim« Fred Von Pegert KIME & V O N PEGERT M E C H AN1CA L S H O P General Rlacksmithing, Wagon Making, Machine Work, Pattern Making and Casting, Automobile Work. C O Q ’. UI LLE, O R E G O N o