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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1913)
When Did You Come Across? MERELY MENTIONED Regular meeting of the Farmers This is the best time of the year Union Saturday, February 8. to poison digger Bquurrels. Full The minutes saved by hurry are ™PPb of beet «quarrel poiHou at as useless as the pennies saved by ( Kuowltou’a Drug Store, parsimony. Obituary Now is the proper time to plant onion sets for early onions. See T. T Smith, a resident of River those at Knowlton’s Drug Store, ton for thirteen years, passed away n y ic . a pound. at that place Monday, January 3, There will be a meeting of the 1913, at the advanced age ol 84 Educational League F'riday Feb years ruary 14, at 3:30 at the high school. Mr. Smith was a native of Ten Rev. Frank H- Adame will deliver nessee, and removed to Oregon in an address entitled “ The Women the early days, first locating in of Shakespeare.’ ’ Clackamas county. He was held Annual Banquet of EducationaT League Myrtle Point Pointers Mrs. Ilarrt Dickey and little boy, who came up from their home uogr Parterville, C a l, last fall, returned to her home accompanied by her brother, Mr Sara Giles. This week she takes a new daughter as a pres ent for Mr. Dickey. Mr. Ben Shull returned last week Valentine day February 14. The annual banquet of the Co from a visit to his old home in Leave 01 tiers lor dressmaking quills Educational League was held North Carolina. with Mrs. A. P. Miller. iu-W. O. W. hall this city, Friday Mrs Bert Davenport and two J D. Mitchell of Coquille has evening, January 31 children made a week end visit purchased the second-hand business Speeches, recitations, vocal und with Mrs Max Dement. When did you come of Sam Golf at Bandon. Wonderful Advertising instrumental music, toasts, aud, last Mr. W. O Cooper returned from across that cold? Remember Petett, the optician. but not least, a sumptuous repast, HeraUlsburg, Cal., where he has At an advertising man’s banquet All work guaranteed. contributed to make this banquet been visiting since November last When are you going in Denver, Dr. H Wood Avery; the more enjoyable and interesting than week. Full stock of garden grass and to get rid o f it? author of many advertrsing mono auy heretofore held. field seeds at Knowlton’s Drug Mr. David Griffin returned to graphs, ended an address with this Better attend to it “Going to Jail as a Source of Store. this place last week after a sojourn story: “ The power of the ‘ad,’ ” now Literary Inspiration” was the sub Mr. and Mrs. L- T. Denning of in southern California. He says he said, “is truly miraculous. I ject of Rev Frank H. Adams’ ad Marshfield visited with friends in You'll play the game W. G. Ackerman received a burr ¡Q bjgb esteem by all acquaintances, dress. He stated that the Pilgrim's hereafter he will make his visits in know a young actress who mislaid this city during the past week o f life a great deal of white cotton Tuesday from A J. Those of the family surviving Progress was written in jail. Oscar the summer and so enjoy our mild a string of pearls. She inserted a Mrs. Lukens personally super Coos county climate in the winter. ‘lost and found’ advertisement and Sherwood who is now at Brawley, [ bim are thiee sons, B, p. and g A better i f you get Wilde, and many others, contribut vises all dressmakiug done at Mrs California. It is an unusual gift— Smith of R jverton and W. F Smith The high school pupils, who took the next day I asked her: ‘ Well, rid o f that cold ed valuable literary works while in A. P. Miller’s dressmaking parlors, first the recipient had ever seen — of Clackamas county, four daugh part in “The Merchant ot Venice,’’ did you get your pearls back!’ prison. Reference was made to by t a k i n g County Clerk Watson issued a and it will be kept as a cherished ters, Mrs. M. H. Tucker of Bandcn, many Bible writers producing in- gave the best of satisfaction. On ‘Yes,’ she answered— ‘and isn't ad martiage license to William E memento of friendship. Mrs. M. Slolz and Mrs J P. King spiring sentiments in the Good Book Feb. 1, a large audience witnessed vertising wonderful? The string I Hahn and Grace Gilkey Monday Competition has reached the top of Portland and Mrs. A L. Snyder while in captivity. Mr. Adams' ad the play and we certainly have lost were only seieutific, but those last. in the thermometer of desire be of Oregon City. Mr. Smith left dress was eloquent and interesting cause to feel proud of our local that have been returned to me are talent. About $too were taken in the real thing.’ ” Satisfactory work guaranteed at tween the theater managers of this many grandchildren. in the extreme. 25 CENTS the dressmaking establishment of city regarding the placing of bill F'uneral services were held at the Morton’s orchestra rendeied three boards on conspicuous corners.— grave in Masonic cemetry, this city, choice selections. Mrs. A. P. Miller. Sheriff Gage has the tax rolls This ardor on the part of our Wednesday, February 5. Raymond Burns gave a piano completed. Three per cent rebate amusement producers might be solo in his usual pleasing manner on taxes paid up to and including cooled to a point below zero should Coquille Tailor Leads Miss Applegate recited a bur our city dads breathe the order— March 15. In Modern Methods lesque on Woman’s Suffrage that caused much merriment. Northern grown garden seeds at and this is not saying they dote or K Halversen has just installed a Kate Watson recited “ Chasing the Knowlton’s Drug Store. Three deal in a chilly atmosphere. Take notice! steam pressing machine in his tail Cow,’’ which produced pleasurable papers for toe. The Rexall Store Just received at Knowlton’s Drug oring parlors It is the only one wrinkles to appear on the faces ot Lloyd Wise of Myrtle Point, was Store a large slock of the very best in Coos county, and is a just cause her hearers. given a warrant Monday on ttie high arch and heeL onion sets it is possible to produce. for pride on the part of this enter Julian Leslie, fourteen years of bounty fund for $2.00, and one less Professional Cards prising tailor, aud is an instrument I2yic. a pound. A boot with everything age, ably recited “ A Boy on Pro wildcat prowls about the farmer’s that adds laurels to Coquille’s busi to recommend it to the man hibition” extracts from which fol Contractor Ellingsen has been premises whose taste is conservative. ness wreath. Mr Halversen has low: P H YSIC IA N S very fortunate in the sewer work. Fine watch repairing by W. just received a first-class stock of This and other styles of “ I am asked to tell this meeting what Frank Petett. Opposite F'armers & Although the ditch for the dram DR. JAS. RICHMOND samples suitable for spring and we boys .think about a prohibitory law tile ¡3 deep and has been exposed Merchants bank. Physician for a considerable lime but little summer wear and is now prepared for America. Well, we go in for it Surgeon Chas. Crouch notified the county of course. Why shouldn’t we? Arent dirt has caved in. Precautions to please the most fastidious. Call Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg. they always putting prohibitory laws clerk February first, that he had Office Phone Main 211 were taken by the foreman which and select that new suit and have on us boys, and nobody ever asks us won the heart and hand of Mar prevented the possibility of needless it made in an up to-date manner by whether we want them or not. We garet K. Curry. A license was is R. B. HOAG, M. D. labor— all of which proves it pays the old reliable tailor ot Coquille can’t ride a wheel as we want to, or go The sued in order that each could be Physician to employ experienced men in all whose every aim is to please in swimming, or skating, or coasting, or Burgeon come one. E xcella snowballing, or anything, without run on display now quality of goods, workmanship aud Kiel)mono-Parker Building cases. ning up against a prohibitory law. Botli Phones A bargain in Coquille property— p. ice. A P. Miller has rearranged the “ There is a steep hill in the main A CompleteShowingat$5.00 both improved and unimproved. Cleaning, mending and pressing street of our village, and last winter box office at the Royal Theater Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT S A LE BY FOR Call ou W. E. Cleghorn, at Drane’s there was a heavy rain storm, and then making it far more convenient to done promptly and reasonably. D e n t is t store, a freeze and that hill was like glass. the one who dispenses the tickets. Coasting! We boys had a jolly time Office over First National Bank A. L- Rice of Bancroft, brought Heretofore it was necessary to en Ocean Steamer Arrives sliding down that hill until Billy Smith Phone Main 431 COQUILLE. OREGON evidence of his prowess to County ter the box office from the front. A t Coquille Dock ran into a woman carrying two baskets Clerk Watson this week in the form The outside entrance has been of eggs, scattering her and the eggs all DR. H. B. MOORE of three wildcat scalps and received closed and a door cut so that ingress over the hill. The woman wasn’t much CHIROPRACTOR The steamer Anvil arrived at hurt, and we boys chipped in and pur six dollars as bounty. Room 2, Laird Bldg. Phone 494 and egress can be made direct with Coquille Monday afternoon having chased her some more eggs. Chronic Diseases a Specialty Mrs. Mary A- McQuain will he the auditorium. Other changes are on board the machinery recently ‘ ‘The next day there was a sign put Office Hours, 9:30 to 12, 2 to 5. glad to receive orders for plain aud also being made with a view of purchased by the county court to be up and it said: ‘Any boy found coast LAW YERS fancy sewing at the home of Mrs. comfort to the patrons. used in road construction. The trip ing on this hill will be sent to the E. J. Wright She will also cut The Chandler hotel, Marshfield, was made for the express purpose lock-up. ’ A. J. SHERWOOD “Only a week before a man brought a patterns. Satisfaction guaranteed will build an annex five stories in of delivering the machinery, but load of wood to town, sold it and then A t t o r n e y a t L aw Charlotte Baker has received a height 50 x too feet in size to cost our wholesalers. Nosier & Norton, drank up the proceeds at a saloon at First National Bank Building warrant by authority of the county $70,000 The architectural design took advantage of the opportunity the top of the hi 1, and mad with drink, Rooms 2-3-4 court for the sum ot $100 for right will conform to the present build to have a large consignment ot drove his team headlong down the hill, tore away a veranda, smashed a plate- of way for a road from Sunrise ing. This serves to jo g our opin flour and feed brought to them. L. J. LILJEQI/IST glass window and nearly killed a man A tto r n ey a t L aw Creamery to the steel bringe. ion that a modern hotel is much Our business men require suf who tried to stop him. But they didn’t Over the hills and far away— First National Bank Building Nearly every day the Herald re needed in Coquille. Foitune awaits ficient commodities to warrant prohibit the saloon. Coquille, Oregon on high speed and with power “ Because a bam was burned by fire ceives inquiries from outside people the coming of an up-to date hotel weekly trips for a boat between from all points of the compass rela in our city— and this is not a knock Coquille and Portland and this crackers, the town council passed a law to spare— the Vanadium built WALTER SINCLAIR that no more firecrackers should be let tive to land values in the Coquille at those who are doing their best could be secured bv united effort. Ford will’take you at lowest cost. off on any street of the village. A tto r n ey a t L aw valley. An influx of sturdy tillers under the circumstances. Let us have the boat by all means “ They prohibited us swimming in It holds the world’s hill climbing of the soil may soon be looked for. Notary Public Coquille The garden seeds that Knowlton amFthus help to more firmly estab the mill pond. Who wants to be all fixed up when they go in’swimming . ’ record and bests all records for lish Coquille on the business map Josephine G. Peoples was the sells are northern grown— are tresh “ Because Tom Sawyer ran over; a E. D. SPERRY only bidder for the property of A r stock and the best seed it is posssi of enterprise. economy in first and after costs. baby carriage that had twins in it and A tto r n et a n d thur Peart and Lillian Peart, sold ble to produce. Three papers xoc. tumbled it over, didn’t the council the C o u n s e l l o r a t L aw at sheriff’s sale last Saturday and Knowlton’s Drug Store. Bandon Basket Ball very next week prohibit anybody rid Office in Robinson Building Every third car a Ford—and every Ford was awarded title for the same in The Royal Theater advertised its Coquille Victorious ing a wheel on the sidewalk. user a “booster.” New prices—running "The saloon goes on all the same.” the sum of $207.96, the amount of popular show house Monday by at about $525—touring car $600—delivery car W. C. CHASE “ Of course, it isn’t right to prohibit the judgment. $625—town car $800—with all equipment tiring one of its attaches in aborig Walter Oerding, sporting editor bad things. Can it be lawful to license A tt o r n y a t L a w f. o. b. Detroit. Get particulars from Just received at Knowlton’s Drug inal costume. The spurious red of .he Herald, furnishes the follow all the badness?” Fred Slagle, agent, Coquille, Oregon. Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg Store a full stock of northern grown man of the forest was astride a ing account of the games of basket Mrs Gertrude Loreoz,'(Mrs. Fred garden seeds, the best for this prancing steed aud the “ Indian” ball played at Bandon: Slagle, Miss Woodford and Miss C. R. BARROW country. Three papers for 10c. announced the features of the show Coquille high basket ball team, Collier, constituted a quartette A t t o r n e y a n d C o u n s e l l o r a t L aw Before buying an automobile call, by megaphone As it was an exhi accompanied by the juvenile band, singing two fine numbers. Office Phone 335 Residence Phone 346 Marvel Skeels proved herself a or write, L Strong & Son, Myrtle bition of “Custer’s Last Fight” the excursioned to Bandon last Friday Point, Oregon, for information and method was appropriate. Miller & j by the steamer Coquille, returning marvel in singing a marvelous song. J. J. STANLEY The program lasted an hour and :tion I * " w" — - n r , - .- r price of the celebrated Mitchell Long are winning popular favor in Saturday. I 20 chickuns 1 new skiff all equipped, citizens resident in the district, was LAWYER Two games were played, the reg the conduct of their theater. a half and was the best ever. 1913 car. Nothing like it, the best SP'.,e 1 Hercules stump puller, used one absent. Richmond-Barker Building TOASTS on wheels, in fact a road locomotive Those onion sets at Knowlton’s ular scheduled game and a prelim e in I season, 1 No. 6 Sliarpless cream Coquille, Oregon inary between the Bandon Juniors fl. O. Anderson— toastmaster in place of a horseless carriage. are raised by an expert onion set bably separator, a quantity of Early and the Coquille Junior “All Stars.” Supt. Baker— Needed Improve reely grower who has soil peculiarly A Royal Change Twelve persons, representing sev Sweedland potatoes, 4 n-gallon cans, The games were held in the Bank ments in Our Schools. Consequently the 1 10-gallon can, used one season, en nationalties, have made applica adapted to them Hall. The local boys were handi A U C T IO N E E R Mrs W. C. Brandon— Recollec with M. P. Long, who has been associ tion for citizenship before the April, they are the very best. i2'/ic. alb capped on the slippery dance floor, and other articles too numerous to tions of the ex-School Marm. ictual mention. Sale commences at 10 ated with the Royal theatre, has When you get one, get one of exper 1913, circuit court. All letters of but the “ All Stars” played a fast Dr. R. B. Hoag Health and In- -ision, the alphabet are brought into use A Coquille Inventor a. m. Free lunch at noon. Free sold his interest iu that concern to ience—26 years at the business and aggressive game. The final struction. 11 the ferry at the house. Terms of sale: Charlie Hart und will now devote in forming the names of those who score was, Coquille 26, Bandon 8. Miss Rachel E Applegate— Indi if se- E. G CASSIDY BANDON, ORE. would be Uncle Sam’s subjects and his entire attention to the manage George Colvin, a aawfiler in the I At 9 o’clock the main contest corn- vidual or Class Teaching— Which? isible Amounts under $10, cash; $10 and a wobbly snicker or a sneeze, in camp of Aasen Brothers, lias just'menced. Mast threw the first field over, nine months on satisfactory ment of the O. K. Creamery. With J. J. Stanley— What May be Ex esent some instances, appears to he the received patent for a crosscut saw basket and for the first ten minutes ; security, with interest at the rate of this object in view Mr. and Mrs. pected of the Public Schools in the chers | Long will move to the creamery the best method of pronunciation. 8 per cent per annum. raker guage that he will soon place 1 the game was very exciting, the thout Future. latter part of the week. Mr. Hart, H L JOHNSON, Owner. The ground hog saw his shadow upon the market. The model ex- score being close. At the end of Miss Iva Howey— Some Humor oj lality has become well known to the pa NICK JOHNSON, Auctioneer. plainly enough February 2— can bibited at the Herald office was the first half Coquille by six points, :atest j the Day’s Work. trons of the Royal theatre owing to dlemas day. The entire day here made by Mr. Colvin and shows the In the second half Bandon was Principal C. A Howard— What every Good Citizens Lost his skillful operation of the pictures, was cloudless, and according to the workmanship of a skillful hand. In weak, only making three points, Does the Teacher Owe the Commu his unique advertising and bis old saying the little gent takes to adjusting the height of the saw while the local boys did fine work, nity? s not H. R Kirkendall and family. pleasing personality. \Y e wish the his hole lor six months more await teeth, a small mirror in the mechan- The final windup was Coquille, 25; 11. S. Knowlton— The Lighter who have been residents of Coquille new management unbounded suc ing the coming of spring The ism reflects with exactness and con- [ Bandon, 90. Side. but is ^or sorac seven or eight years, left cess. animal might take to his lair in the venience any discrepancies that After the game the Coquille team Two rows ot tables, entire length te |or Friday for the Bay and will take east but in this genial clime it will may exist in the raker. There are and rooters were served with an im- of the hall, laden with the best and Paid the priuter lately ? school the Bteakwater for Portland. They not be necessary. other important features in con promptu banquet. o f a considerable most luscious viands satiated the for a are on their way to their old home Coquille plays North Bend at Capt. Alex. Hall, of the Marsh Glenn H. Williams, an expert nection with the tool for aiding in appetitea of one hundred and fifty [,nder. in Natoma, Kansas, where they in amount o f Borth Bend tonight, and Marshfield putting the saw in proper shape field Eastside ferryboat Transit, | printer and practical newspaper tend to reside in future Mr. I or more as the THAT TIRED FEELING j man ceased his wanderings north This rakrr gunge is unlike any here at Marshfield tomorrow night. The banquet terminated at one clrers. Kirkendall is an excel(fnt citizen reports the following traffic for the tofore patented and it appears to ---------------------- if you w ill send us Passengers, ward Motfday and rendered aid on and those who know him regret his month of January: o’clock in the morning. ^ P»y* fo treat your grain and the Herald. Mr.Williams has been have merits that will commend it to departure. We may hope that his- 5,385; double teams, 121: single the weekly wash Formaldehyde before R S Knowlton was elected toast P0•a,0,, tanley, tory wj|[ repeat itself as it does so teams, 194: stock, 25; autos, 43. trodding the roads up the coast and all users of saws. planting wi,h to prevent disease. Sup- master for the annual banquet to be loo lor . , It won't cost you even Patent reports them in a deplorable eondi- 1912 was plied at Knowlton’a Drug Store. held In 1914. K i d n e y ) often in such cases and that a sea- ! Tire traffic for the year ) attack son in the old state will be enough as follows: Passengers, 56,321; tion. He is a union printer and we There is no lietter medicine made tor Medicine Prices Formaldehyde the best known hi r,nv lQ seod Mr and Mrs Kirkendall single teams, 2,269; double teams, were pleased to meet the brother of 'T hi*n Chamberlain’s Cough Rem- For a sprain von will find Chamber- -------— —y — - is ------------- , „ . . . . „ edy. It acts on nature s plan, relieves Iain’s Liniment excellent. Itallavstlie treatment for seed to prevent dis the stick and rule. May he the lungs, opens the secretions, aids pain, removes the soreness, and soon r e - in „„utoes etc. Sup-1 • • back to "the garden spot of A- 1,329; stock. 392; autos, 519 — reach the goal of success, which we pectoration ; and restores the sTstern stores the parts to a healthy condition. . . . ’ „11. Formaldehyde " i merica,” Coquille- News. . .. . ... .. I to a healthy condition. 4 or sale by all 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by all F1? OI ,UN *trftDK,n r ormaiuenyue t believe should be his. druggists. I at Knowlton’s Drug Store. 3? ruggiate. Rexall Cold Tablets FUHRMANS PHARMACY A Combination of the custom flat last and the SHOE “N atural Shape’ LYO N S .& .J O N E S W e Are Not Operating a Medical Institute But We Can Relieve You COQUILLE LAUNDRY AND ICE CO.