C oquille H erald flThe Herald, the old estab lished reliable newspaper of the Coquille Valley in which an ‘‘ad” always brings results. V O L. 31, N O . 12 CITY DIRECTORY Fraternal and Bendbolent Orders C O Q U IL L E , COOS C O U N T Y , O R EG O N , T H U R SD A Y , D E C E M B E R 5, 1912 COURT DOINGS WELCOME TO CIRCUIT GRAND JURY REPORT HOMESEEKERS F. A A. M.—Regular meeting of . Chadwick Lodge No. (18 A. F. A A. A M., at Masonic Hall, every Haiurday night in each month on or before the •¡[Job Printing—New presses new material and experienced workmen. A guarantee that Herald printing will please P E R Y E A R $1.50 VEGETABLES fiP P H illV IUPU/Q II PUBLIC SALE VOLUMINOUS GKCWN NEAR COQUILLE U H L U U 1Ì U LIV O NEWS NOTES AI FISHTRAP BRIEFLY IDEO The circuit court convened iu this The real estate office of C. K. Niles city last Monday agreeable to ad has been converted into a wonder ■ full moon. K. K. J ohnson , W. M. journment from ihe last regular show of mammoth vegetables, that R. It. M abt , Secretary. session. Judge Coke on the bench. demonstrate the possibilities of our ! E. 8.—Regular meeting of Beulah The nuptial knot being disagree soil. The vegetables were grown . Chapter No. 0, second and fourtn ! ;__ able to several parties, suit for di Friday eveninga of each month, in Ma --------. 1 upon what is called ’’upland” and sonic Hall. Offers Best Opportunities in vorce finds a place upou the docket S ubi * F olsom , W . M. Interesting Happenings and Farm M a c h in e r y , Household uo " nusual attention or fertilizer j Transpiring in Oregon Boiled * J O S E P H IN E Ci. I ’ iO P l.B S , b e C 1 u > y-, ■ was applied to produce the giants the West for the Energetic ' too frequently to place society cn Goods, Horses and Cattle, of ,he vegHlble uitJ(;dom Doings of Nearby Neigh \ the pinnacle of perfection. These Down to Least Number of 1). O. F.—Coquille Lodge No. 83,1. O • O. F., meets every Saturday night Man— Hospitable People ! troubles were continued and will be Chickens, Etc.— Sale Takes B H. Haskins donated two car- bors from Correspondents Lines and Yet Make the in Odd Fellows Hall. Good Soil— Best Climate— takeu up for adjudication at a later T. J. T ubist , N. G. Place on the Farm cf J. J. rots raised by him one of which and Exchanges Subject Understood J . 8. L awkknck , Sec. date. . , r. , , measured nearly two feet around Greatest Resources Lamb— Free Lunch ____ , . . . Johu Giltney was indicted on the VIIE REBEKAH LODGE, No. 20 near the top ana weighed exactly M I O. O. F., meets every second and A $6,ooo school building is soon eight pounds. h uitli Wednesday nights inOdd Fellow» J. D Tbarp of Gardiner has been charge of burglary, hie operations Curry County Cullings to be erected at Aurora. Having decided to leave Coos in that role taking place at Bandon. Hal! A nn ie R o b in so n , N. G , George Lester contributed a A nnik L awrknck , Sec. In the city during the past week He will be arraigned tomorrow. Curry County Commercial Club County, I will on above date offer Assessment figures for 1912 in bunch of succulent celery over four / 'FA ILLE ENCAMl’MENT, No. 25 looking over this section with a Hazel Cameron, Josie Davis an d was receutly organized with a lor sale to the highest bidder the feet in height. Malheur county total $9,658,230 as V. ... .j. O. F., meets the first and third view of investing in the productive Josie Hoyt contributed a fine of membership of twenty-iour for a following personal property; W. S. Graham raised several cu compared with $9,512,105, an in ihursday nights inOdd Fellows Hal). soil of the Coquille valley an(i mak $100 nnd costs each for conducting starter. W. H. Meredith is secre J. 8. B arton , C. P. EIGHT HEAD OF HORSES enmbers called the “ Long Green,” crease of $46,125. J. S. L awrence , Sec. ing it his permanent home. Mr. disreputable resorts. tary of the club. One corning 4 -year-old mare, weight c Japanese variety that measured At a candy carnival given by the NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.—Lycurgue Tharp recently sold seven hundred Tirsie Doe pleaded guilty to the A class of twenty at Gold Beach 1350 , with foal; one coming 3 -year eighteen inches in length and main Astoria high school for the beuefit Lodge No. 72, meets Tuesday night and sixty acres of land to the charge of vagrancy aud was given are waiting the arrival ot instru old mare, weight 1200; one coming tained a diameter throughout ol of the high school foot ball team, in W. O. W. Hall. R. R. W atson , K R. 8. Southern Pacific railway company the choice of paying a fine of $50 ments when a brass hand will be 2-year-old mare; one comiug ’2-year- between three and four inches. forty-five dollar were realized. O. A. M intonyb , C. C. near Gardiner for right-of-way and and costs or serving a term in jail organized. A Mr. Knorr will old gelding; one yearling driving Mr. Niles has a pumpkin on dis YTHIAN SISTERS—Justus Temple other purposes. Work on the line at a low salary. The latter propo teach the would-be musicians how geldiug;one bay mare, weight 1200; play that weighs nearly one hun The Wells Fargo express com pany pays Oregon taxes in the sum No. 35, meets first and Third Mon in the neighborhood of the Umpqua day nights in W. O. W. Hall. sition appealed more favorably to to toot their horns. one driving horse 10 years of age, dred pounds. He intends to send # 2fi-455 30 - Only three states in M rs . O k ihue D avis , M. E. C. is not progressing agreeable to Mr. M rs . F red L inkuah , K. of R. Tharp’s likiug, but he hopes the the unfortunate. The old court house at Gold considered the fastest buggy horse it to a brother in Oklahoma in or the union receive a greater tax from ED MEN—Coquille Tribe No, 4(1, 1. primary grade school boy will see The grand jury in considering the Beach has been removed and remod in the county; one fancy Shetland der that he may feast on pumpkin the company. case of Joe Coach, charged with pony mare, with foal, 3 years of age, pie during the year 1913, and won O. R. M., meets every Friday night Bend has the distinction of being the road in operation before the long killing a man on the streets of Ban eled and presents a creditable ap well broke and very gentle. in W. 0. W. Hall. der at the productive soil of the the first town in the state to have a J. S. B arton , Sachem. life of the lad shall cause his hair to pearance. The building will be don in a drunken melee, did not Four good milch cows, grade west as he puts the pumpkin under woman serve as juror. Mrs. C. H. A. P. M iller , C. of R. used as a furniture store. turn gray. render a true bill and the defend Jerseys; six head of spring calves. his vest. Corkett of that place has been ap W. A.— Regular meetings of Bea- Harry Larsen was drowned in • ver Camp No. 10,550 in M. W. A. The editor of the Herald firmly ant was discharged. About three dozen Rhode Island Corn, onions, potatoes and other Hall, Front street, first and third Sat believes the line will be completed Equity oases, carrying upon the Port Ortord Lake on Friday last by Red spring pullets, six roosters; farm products of marvelous growth pointed forewoman of the jury. urdays in each month. Mrs. L H. Bath, Klamath Falls, and trains will be conveying pass well kept Judge’s docket trials of the overturning of a boat in rough eighteen B 1 »ck Minorca pullets, two are amazement thrillers to all R. B. Ron ebb , V. C. has been appointed deputy game N ed 0 . K elley , Clerk. engers over the beautiful, scenic mankind in various degrees, mone water. A brother and a Mr. Rob roosters; two dozen White Leghorn strangers who view them. warden in the Link river district. N. A.—Regular meeting of Laurel route along the shores of the Pacific tary and otherwise were, in many bins was with him and succeeeed in pullets; one dozeu White Orping She is the first woman to receive . Camp No. 2972 at M. W. A. Hall, to the exposition at San Francisco instances, postponed. saving themselves. The body of ton pullets; several stands bees. Routine Business In Front street, second and fourth Tues in 1915. such an appointment in this state. day nights in each month. The regular term of circuit court the unfortunate man was found the FARM MACHINERY The City Council A my A asen , Oracle. E- G. Krebs near Middleton rais When the road is completed begius next Monday when a grand following morning and taken to E dna K elley , Rec. One power grain cleaner, one 3 ed a radish of the Japan variety every section of Coos county will jury will be choseu from the regular Bandon where it was embalmed and h. p. gas engine with spray pump; At the regular meeting of the city which weighed seven pounds and O. W.—Myrtle Camp No. 107. sent to Trou'dale, the former home . meets first and third Mondays at be immeasurably beuefitted aud the panel. one farm truck; one top buggy council Monday evening all were pres measured thirty-one inches in Coquille valley will feel the impetus W. O. W. Hall. Prospects are that criminal cases of the deceased, for burial. with shafts and pole; one new four- ent excepting Councilman Leach. It. S. K nowlton , C. C. of trade through the magic touch length and ten inches in diameter. In the m atter of the proposal to hang will be few. . J ohn L eneve , Sec. Following the success of the co horse disc harrow; one spike tooth a string of lights across the street at the ot the steel rail and the locomotive Four men have been arrested in It is probable the attendance of operative cheese factory at Lauglois, barrow, 60 teeth; one 10 disegraiu corner of B and Second street« and also VENINGTIDE CIRCLE No. 214, more than any other locality. meets Becond and fourth Monday District Attorney Browu will not he the dairymen on Sixes river will drill; one sulky plow; two walk, at the coi ner of B and First streets, it various parts of the state, within nights in W. O. W. Hall. Why are people making observa required at the coming term of build and equip one at the bridge the past ten days, by deputy game ing 14 -inch plows; oDe 2 -horse rid was resolved th at the city would pay O ra X. M aury , G. N. M ahy A. F ierce , Clerk. tions with an idea of locating here court, biB able deputy, L A. Lilje- in the spring. It is claimed that ing cultivator; one Planet Jr 5 - for the electric current for the lights if wardens for deer killing. Chas Mc property owners would have them Neil and Raymond Murphy of Linn ARMERS UNION.—Regular meet if they do not look forward to the qvist, being fully competent to lake dairymen make more money and shovel cultivator; one laud roller; the installed. county, John Towers of Lane coun ings second and foiirth Saturdays in near advent of the railroad. charge of all legal matters on the make it easier, in cheese than can one McCormick mower with rake; each month in W. O. \$. Hall. Ordinances numbered 78, 79 and 80 ty and C. A. Buckbee of Lake Owners of property should sell a docket assigned to that officer. W. L. K istner , President be made in butter. C. W. Zumwalt, one tool grinder; one set platform were passed nnder suspension of the portion of their holdings at a rea O. A. M intonyk , Sec. who will be a stockholder in the scales; two sets double farm har rules. These enactm ents declare the county. sonable figure, and show every Governor West is in receipt of a URATEKNAL AID No. 398, meets tin factory, recently completed a ness; one single driving harness; assessments against the property bene I second and fourth Thursdays each courtesy, and give every encourage REPORT OF GRAND JURY Sixes from Postmaster-General large barn and is otherwise fixing one single pony harness; one Acet fited by the im provement ot Nosier letter month at W. 0. W. Hall. To the Honorable Circuit Co urt of street in North addition, W illiams ave Hitchcock advising him that if he ment possible to the manufacturer, M rs . C has . E vland , Pres. up his fiue farm so that bis sons ylene fifty-light gas plant with fix Coos county: nue and Smith avenue in Academy M rs . L ora H arrington , Sec. merchant, farmer and laborer. can engage in the dairy business tures; eight hot bouse sashes; one addition, respectively, and the usual will select a 50-mUe stretch of road We, the grand jury of Coos coun Let us extend the glad hand of in the spring.— Tribune. 25 -gal. kettle; one 150 -egg Mandy resolution was passed placing them in entirely covered by postal routes, Educational Organizations and Clubs welcome to the multitude of honest ty, OregoD, convened at the regular and will give assurance that the Lee incubator; one 200 .chick brood effect. OQU I L L E E D U C A T I O N A L ambitious men of the east, and else September, 1912 , term of the circuit The editor of the Port Orford mayor appointed the recorder, sum of $20,000 will be expended LEAGUE—Meets monthly at the where, who are struggling to make court of said couoty, do respectfully Tribune, one day prior to the last er, good as new; hoes, pitchforks, city The engineer and Councilman Lyons as on its improvement, the Postmaster- High School Building during the school issue of his paper, left the paste shovels, etc. year for the purpose of discussing edu both ends meet” through the submit our fiual account. a committee to make an appraisem ent General’s office is authorized to ex cational topics. HOUSEHOLD GOODS of city property. We have diligently inquired into pot, shears, the office towel and stormy, blizzardy blasts of winter * R ena A nderson , Pres. One thousand dollars was transferred pend $10,000 on the road. This Consisting of all ki<cben, dining the commission of all crimes that other valuable accessories of the E dna M inard , Sec^ and the destructive electric storms piece ol road may be selected in any have been brought to our attention printing craft for a visit to northern and bed-room furniture; one Kim to the general fund from the w ater fund O KEEL KLUB—A business men’s and cyclones of slimmer. part of the state. social organization. Hall in Laird’s The soil of the Coquille valley as and have disposed of them accord Curry county. Freedom from the ball orgaD and one talking machine as a loan. The following hills were ordered paid: Pelts of one cinnamon bear, that building, Second street. A. J. S herwood . Pres. now cultivated produces compara ing to our best judgment upon the effluvia arising from “ dead matter” with cabinet. GENERAL FUND weighed lully 600 pounds when F red S lagle , Sec. Free lunch at noon. invigorated with the balmy breezes $ 50.00 slain; J. S. Lawrence, recorder tively enough to supply sustenance law and the evidence. 78 coyotes, 9 bobcats and 15 o m m e r c ia l c l u b — j . e . N orton sufficient lor an infant in the cradle. 50.00 We have inquired into the con blowing over the big billows from L. A. Liljeqvist, attorney President; J. C. S avage , Secretary badgers were trapped on the Little 8.34 R. H . Mast, treasurer................... TERMS OF SALE Yet it is enough for the needs of duct of the County Surveyor’s office the orient, Bro. Hardy T. Stewart 70.00 Malheur river by Robert Lansing, C. A. Evernden, m arsh al.......... and County Clerk’s business and was filled with an inspiration to Oash for amounts under $10.00. John Hurley, night m arshal..... 70.00 ‘Transportation Facilities our people and some to spare. ( “Coyote Bob” J a veteran trapper I'KAINS — Leave, south bound 9:00 a. It is but just to humanity that conduct in reference to the laying write interestingly— as is usual— of Six months time with approved se P. M. Hall-Lewis, engineer 125.00 and hunter of eastern Oregon. L m. and 3:00 p. m. North liound we privilege our fellows to reap out, establishing and opening coun the scenes and incidents of our curity on all amounts above $10.00. W alter Oerding, fire c h ie f........ 5.00 i0:40 a. m. and 4 ;40 p. m. 196.88 They represent Lansing’s bag (or from the untouched virgin land ly ty roads, and find that the same neighoring section. He says Lang- Two per cent discount for cash. W. J . Longston, Spurgeon st. OATS—Six boats plying on the Co ing dormant for centuries. have been loosely conducted with lois ts growing steadily, her business All purchases must be settled be Hninc & Von Pegert, blacksmith 43.45 the last sixty days in that portion quille river aflord ample accommo Coq. Mill & Merc. Co. lum ber 49.24 of Malheur county. After collect dation ior carrying freight and passen timber of many kinds out reference to sound business houses are thriving, with the ex fore leaving the grounds. Coq. River Klee. Co., lights....... 105.00 ing the usual bounties at the coun gers to Bandon and way points. Boats are Valuable principles bd <I without making and ception of tne two saloons which H. L. S tevens , Owner in our vast forests awaiting to T. G. & A. Co., abstracting....... 5.50 ty clerk’s office, he disposed of the leave at 7 :30, 8 :30, 9 :20 and 9 :30 a. m. E. H. K ern , Auctioneer and at 1:00, 3 :30 and 4 :45 p. m. be converted into usefulness, coal keeping detailed records of costs, closed down last week as a re C. Peart, night w atching............. 3.00 hides to a local fur buyer for the Joe Peart, same ............................ 3.00 TAGE—J. L. Laird, proprietor. De in inexhaustible quantities reposes disbursements and expenditures and sult of the county going dry, and J. C. Sullivan, labor on street 10.00 additional sum of $250. parts 5:30 p. m. for Roseburg via in the hills, precious minerals without keeping proper vouchers the future looks bright lor this trad Fairview Man Caught Myrtle Point, carrying the United Slates .50 The State Bee-keepers’ Associa Skookum R estaurant, m eals..... abound on ihe ocean shores and the aud receipts; that bills have been ing center of the rich agricultural mail and pasengers. By Wildcat Traps J. B. Pointer, coal & hauling 10.75 tion of Oregon is preparing a bill to approved and paid without the lands of Northern Curry. Several 1.95 present to the Legislature provid OSTOFFICE.—A. F. Lincgar, [»ost- bounteous hand of Providence has proper details having been presented residences have just been completed C. J. Furhm an, stationery maater. The mails close as follows: been lavish in bestowing every 2.40 ing for the appointment ot a state J. A, Deadmond, the Fairview Coos County, recording deeds ... Myrtle Point 8:40 a. m. and 2:35 p. m. so that the same can be readily and several more will go up as soou 5.85 wildcat exterminator, placed his Coq. Valley Sentinel, notices ... Marshfield 10:15 a. m. and 4:15 p. ui. need for the benefit of man. bee inspector, iu order to check the Bandon and way points, Norway and Let our hospitality to the new checked up, examined and the truth as spring opens. Messrs. Bowman traps in position one day last week W ATER FUND Arago 12:45 p. m. Eastern mail 5:15 comer be as genial and temperate or futility of the same accurately de and Sorensen are putting in an ad to capture some of the unwelcome J. S. Lawrence, recorder............. 25.00 advance of the dread disease, “ foul p. m. Eastern mail arrives 7:45 p. ni. 60.00 brood" which has wiped out the ditional water system that will give marauders of the farm yard. Not S. V. Epperson, supt. at all times as is onr climate, and termined. J . C. Sullivan, labor 3.00 industry in some sections of the We recommend that proper and the town an ample supply of excel City and County O fficers joy and prosperity will abide with long after Mr. Deadmond visited his W. H . M arshall, draying .40 country. In California this disease suitable action be taken by the lent water and leave a surplus for field of trapping operations, only to Mayor...................... A. T. Morrison us. SPECIA L FUND has destroyed entire apiaries of 500 county court so as to install and fire protection. The feed for man Recorder...... ...................J. S. Lawrence find bis traps missing. It did not P. E. Lawrence, checking and or more colonies. Oregon is afflict Treasurer............................... R. H. Mast Teachers’ Examination maintain a suitable, efficient, explicit and beast at Langlois is as good as take him a great while to arrive at leveling, Sewer Dist. No. 1 5.00 City Attorney................L. A. I.iljeqvist Engineer.......................P. M. Hall-Lewis For State Papers and detailed statement of ail costs is to be had along the coast. At the conclnsion that a two-footed K. P. Lawrence, rod m an, same 10.00 ed in some districts and it is neces sary to provide for its control be Marshal..........................C. A. Evernden and expenses incurred in the matter Lakeport there are still some 75 peo miscreant had appropriated the Night Marshal ........... John Hurley Notice is hereby given that the of county roads and other public ple, fore it becomes a menace to the bee FOR SALE but many of them are talking traps and it was with but little dif Water Superintendent S. V. Epjierson industry ol the state. Fire Chief.........................Walter Oerding regular semi annual examination of j business and that an up-to-date of leaving in the near lutnre as the ficulty that this accustomed viewer Councilmen—D. D. Pierce, C. T. Skeels all applicants for state papers will , business system be employed in all outlook at that place is discourag The blacksmith aud machine shop W. C. Laird, G. O. Leach, W. H. Ly of changed obstacles of the forest For the Ladies ons, Leo J. Cary. Regular meetings be held in the court house in Co county affairs. ing. Uumors’-spring up, but never traced the trail and caught the tak of Kime & Von Pegert. Also their first and third Mondays each month. quille, beginning at nine o’clock residence properties. Reasons for E. J. C o f f e l t , Foreman materialize, that some new com er of bis traps. It is unusual for a McCall’s Magazine, the leading pany is about to take hold of the man to be caught by a wildcat trap selling— ill health in the families. T om C o k e , Justice of the Peace .... J. J. Stanley a. m , December 17, 1912, and con fashion journal in America, is 50 c Constable .........................Ned C. Kelley tinuing three days. proposition and build the canal, and as the law places no bounty on | | See us at once. C. W . C alkf , a year, the Coquille Herald $1.501 K imk & V on P kgkr t . etc., but the people have lived on the pelt of such "animals” M H. P. W a l l a c e , W. H. B u n c h , r . _____ year For those paying in advance County Judge.......................John T. Hall this kind of substance about as long Deadmond received no extra re- j NOTICE —The Fair Store will C. G . G a r o u t t e , County Superintendent. Commissioners—W. T. Dement, Geo. J. we will give the magazine and a Armstrong as they can. Practically all the Oregon, Nov. 29, 1912 H. B. I n g e r s o l l , ward for his vigilance. His traps order aDy goods for the holidays 15 cent pattern of your own choice, James Watson Coquille, Clerk *----------------------- > ♦ - ...................... business houses are closed, and will not be interfered with by pests J noj carried in stock. Call early and J a sper Y oakam . W. W. Gage We wish to call your attention to the Sheriff .................. from your first copy of McCall’s, ...T. M. Dimmick fact Treasurer........... there is nothing going on to sup that infectious^ diseases such as together with the Herald for one Assessor........... T. J. Thrift whooping cough, diphtheria and scarlet Dr. Wm. Sadler, author of “The port a town. Denmark is prosper of this kind in the future, if the m#ke selections. ....... W. H. Bunch fever are contracted when the child has Cause and Cure of Colds,” says that School Supt. effective lecture given is ol avail. --------- ■ •»*-------- year for $1.75. This offer is good A. N. Gould a cold, Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy common colds should be taken seriously, ing— Jas S. Capps is doing a good Surveyor — — - • » ------- j Secret Terror only for a limited time. See adver- F. E. Wilaon ! will quickly Coroner A local sportsman whose virtues j The hauntjn(< fear of 1 luickly cure a cold and greatly les especially when they “hang on.” Fo mercantile business, and the co Health Officer Dr. Walter Culin j sen tne inger of contracting coi danger these ley’s Honey and Tar Compound is a operative cheese factory there is are regarded above par by his asso ' helplessness is the secret terror of the iisement elsewhere in this issue. diseases, This remed ly is famous for reliable household medicine for coughs and colds, equally effective for children proving a big success. Nine farm ci.,» ,. gi . . . o s . . . w .- d .i i H oim „ I It contains its cure of colds. You will find that druggists every opium or other narcotic and may be and grown persons. Take it when you ers with'18« cows own the factory. credit for the following: "T o brag and vitality. They lessen his earning where speak well of Chamberlain’s given to a child with implicit confidence. feel a cold coming on. It will avert Cough Remedy. They know from long danger of serious results and cure They manufacture the cheese at a a little, ,o show well, to crow gent- a^engih Sold by all druggists. experience in the sale of it that in cases quickly. No harmful drugs. Fuhrman's cost of 1% cents per pound, and ly— if in luck— to pay up, to own the disease They are of coughs and colds it can always be de the best medicine Pharmacy. e ...... .. jr u— ,t, made for kidney and bladder tronblea- pended upon, and that it is pleasant Some things that come to pass put out an article that commands up and . shut up if beaten, are the ( Thc Kenuine ar£ in the yellow pa, kaKe. and safe to take. For sale by all drug- i are vetoed. gists. | Fuhrman’s Pharmacy. Have you paid the printer? the highest market price. I virtues of a sporting man.” O BEAUTIFUL COQUILLE VALLEY TOPICS WISE AND OTHERWISE THURSDAY, DEC. 12, 1912! EVENTS OF THE FAST WEEK 1 K P R M R W F C K C B S P sickneB9