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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1913)
fJThe Herald, the old estab lished reliable newspaper of the Coquille Valley in which an “ ad” always brings results. V O L . 31, T he C oquille H erald N O . 24 C O Q U IL L E , CO O S C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y cr D: f r i RY SIGNS POINT A 10 COAST ROAD SENATOR BOURNE ASKS WHAT THE PEOPLE THINK 25, 1913 QJob Printing— N ew presses new material and experienced workmen. A guarantee that Herald printing will please P E R Y E A R $ 1 .5 0 OF OIL HOME vs. SCHOOL SAYS IS GEOLOGY LITTLE UNDERST000 OREGON NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD F. & A. M.—Regular meeting ol • Chadwick Lodge No. 68 A. F. A A. This office is in receipt of a letter Correspondent Argues Against the Modern System of In the present state of suspended from Senator Bourne, who is chair Practical Instruction in the Schools animation in the oil development of man of the Congressional Joint Coos county, the following, from Committee on Federal Aid in the Editor Herald: later on, home will be the spot to the Thirty-third Annual Report of E. 8.—Regular meeting of Beulah construction of Post Roads, in which • Chapter No. 8, second and fourth Referring again to the subject of which the memory of the children Director U. S. Geo’ogical Surveyor Friday evuiiiugu of eacli month, in Ma he asks for an expression on the school supervision, it seems as if the growu to manhood aud womanhood will be of interesl: Eureka Paper Brings Repeti sonic Hall. Transpiring in Oregon Boiled question involved in the granting of The principles governing the or E va B a k b o w , W . M tion of Oft-Repeated Story Federal aid in road improvement. word "school” ought to be chauged will return. Surely this is the way Down to Least Numbea of J obki 'HINK G . P ko I'1. k s , Sec. 1 1 “ child,” as it is the welfare of we want it should . he. We want igin aud mode of occurence of of Through Connections to Lines and Yet Make the He asks for reply to the six ques the child we are seeking. T O. O. F.—Coquille Lodge No. 53,1. O. our children to think of father aud petroleum and natural gas are as 1 . O. F., meets every Saturday night Be Made Soon tions below. The Herald will be Subject Understood. Is not the ten ncy to exalt the mother, not of supervisor and yet but fragmentarily grasped by n Odd Fellows Hall. glad to receive expressions from school at the ex -nse of the home teacher, as the chief guides and geologists. Every oil field examin C. 11. C lkavkn , N. G. J. 8. L a w rkn ck , Sec. ■“ he 1 eka standard brings the any of its readers, and no doubt The Roseburg lodge of Elks will on the increase.* Do we want the helpers of their early days. We ed in detail contributes its data for ry given below. This Senator Bourne would appreciate a m i e uf . b e k a h l o d g e , No. 20 ri children who are now away from want them to look back upon home use in the eventual interpretation of erect a moden theater, to seat 900 1. O O. F.. meets every second and is in line with facts well known in letters on the subject lrom his con fourth Wednesday nights in Odd Fellows home during the hours of the school — not upon school- as having been the problems, and each pool is people. Coos County, and bears out the stituents here. The questions are: Hail. K mii . y H eiisky , N. G, studied with keen alertness for the Jame Royal an Oregon pioneer day to be removed still more by the dearest spot ou earth, A nnie L awhenck , Sec. theory that a coast road is in the 1. Should the Government make adding to the school grounds a field discovery of some key that may aid of 1802 died at Forest Grove re By all means encourage the boy sQQUILLE ENCAMPMENT, No. 25 plans of the railroad magnates for appropriations in aid of public in which they may practice agri- to study agriculture but let him do in the coordinatiou of the data, cently at the age of 84. / I. O. O. F., meets the Urständ third the next few years, The Standard roads? Thursday nights in Odd Fellows'Hall. culture, a kitchen in which to study so on a well-tilled home farm with which sometimes, according to the A commission ol five members J. 8. B akton , C. P. says: That the Southern Pacific 2. On what roa.ds should the cooking and a carpenter shop where j that teacher who is more interested region and conditions, seem, on has been appointed to revise the J . 8. L a whence , Sec. Railroad Company is now plan first Government appropriation, if they may learn to use tools? j in his welfare than any paid super- account of our lack of knowledge, Roseburg city charter. n i g h t s o f p y t h i a s . —Lycurgus ning to extend its lines down the made, be expended: (a) all roads; even to be in conflict The obser Lodge No. 72, meets Tuesday nights It seems to me that we are deal- visor can possibly he— his father, Wyatt&Son capitalists from T ex coast from Portland to meet the (b) post roads (r. f. d. and Star in W. O. W. Hall. vations made by the geologists of ing with the problem as if each Let the girl under the guidance K . R . W a t so n , K R . 8. as have purchased the controlling Northwestern Pacific at Eugene routes); (c) main traveled market child had in some way been de of a practical housekeeper— her the United States Geological Sur O. A. M in t o n y e , C. C. interest in the bank of Beaverton. and that the construction of the roads; (d) main highways connect prived of his natural supervisors — own sympathetic mother— learn all vey iu the oil and gas fields of Cali T3 YTHIAN SISTERS—Justus Temple Rev. C. H. Wallace one of the the ing important cities and towns in 1 No. 35, meets first and Third Mon Eugene-Marshfield road by fornia and Kentucky promise to his parents. We all know how the phases of home making. pioneer preachers of the W illa m day nights in W. 0 . W. Hall. Willamette Pacific is in reality State; (e) trunk line, interstate small bov on the farm likes to trot Let all young people be encour further the solution of some of the ette valley died recently at Cottage M bs . G eokoe D a v i s , M. E. C. but a portion of the construction of highways connecting State capitals M bs . F red L in e u a r , K. of R. around after his father and wauts aged to make or to mend all articles problems, and by pointing out the Grove. the line from Eugene is the state and large cities? ED MEN—Coquille Tribe No. 46, 1. to “ help” in all kinds of work he around the house which are not too relations of oil and gas occurrences The Laughlin Hotel in Forest O. R. M., meets every Friday night ment made by Rufus Rockwell 3. Should the Government ap sees his father do. If he is encour complex. to the geologic structure of the re in W. 0 . W. Hall. Wilson on his return to Eureka propriation be expended on con Grove has again changed hands, R. gions examined they have rendered .1. 8. B arton , Sachem. Then it will be a common occur aged in all this, he will probably this morning. This bears out the struction, on maintenance, on gen Thomas, of Grants Pass buying the A. P. M il l e r . C. of R. have become, in everything excepf rence for a small boy to say to his important scientific as well as eco statements exclusively published by eral improvement, or on any or all physical strength, as good a farmer teacher something similar to this: nomic aid in oil and gas develop property. ........ -Regular meetings of Bea ver Camp No. 10,550 in M. W . A. The Staudard during the summer of these, or should the allotment by A man was bnrned to death at as his father, by the time he has “ I want you to come out home ment; but the basic principles con Hall, Front street, first and third Sat of 1912 to the same effect. the Government be unconditional Gaston by carelessly throwing dis urdays in each month. finished school. And why should with me and see my corn. Father trolling the widely varied modes ol R . B. R o o ers , V . C. While in Portland and the north or paid as a reward after local au not the father bv the help of litera bought the best seed he could find occurrence and accounting for the tillate on a fire that he was attempt N ed 0 . K e l l e y , Clerk. Mr. Wilson had close conferences thorities have constructed or main differences in kinds of the oils in ing to start. N. A .—Regular meeting of Laurel with a number of railroad officials tained a highway in good condi ture hearing 09 the subject, and and I planted it and took care of it Cresswell parlies have incorpor • Camp No. 2972 at M. W . A . Hall, also, if necessary, by attending a just as the bulletin from Washing widely separated regions are possi Front street, second and fourth Tues and while much of the information tion? bly still lar from view. ated the O. K. Farming Co. to take ton said to do, and I tell you it is few of the short courses at the State day nights in each month. which he gained was of a con 4 What proportion of cost of Agricultural College, become the fine. Father has a big field just over 2700 acres of what land in A my A a s r n , Oracle. fidential uature he makes the above construction, improvement, or the E dna K e l l e y , Rec. Will Build Logging Road Southern Alberta Canada. model farmer he wishes his son to like it and he says if I raise as good statement as authentic. maintainance, should be borne by be, instead of paying taxes to hire corn as he does, he will take me to -Myrtle Camp No. 197, The contractor has commenced According to Mr. Wilson the Har National Government, State, coun meets first and third Mondays at The Columbia & Nehalem River the erection of the new Wells-Fargo some other man to be that model the State Fair this summer.” W . O. W . Hall. riman roads had their eyes on this ty, road district, and abutting pro railroad, which has filed articles of building on the Southern Pacific R. S. K now lton , C. C. And some day a bright-eyed little and then having the son come home territory for a number of years and perty owners, respectively, or what J ohn L en e v e , Sec. incorporation with the county depot grounds at Roseburg. from school to tell him, the lather, girl will say, "O teacher, can you clerk, will build a logging rail j£V E N IN G T ID E CIRCLE No. 214, now consider that an opportune amounts should be allotted to the come out to our house to supper to Mrs. W. R. Mode the mother of meets Becond and fourth Monday time to get their plans under way States on an unconditional plan, or how to farm? road from the station of Woods on • As soon as the little girl can night? I made some bread all my nights in W. 0 . W. Hall. five children, were accidentally shot has arrived. Accordingly they are the Astoria line to Nehalen valley. what amounts per mile should be O ra X . M a u r y , G. N. toddle around by keeping hold of self and mother says it is almost as fatally by her ten year old daugh M ary A. P ier ce , Clerk. rushing work on the building ol paid as rewards? * In crossing the divide, a tunnel good as she can make. I am going mother’s dress, she does so, and ter last Wednesday at Gervais Ore- 'ARM ERS UNION.— Regular meet the road from Eugene to Marsh 1800 feet will be bored through the 5- Should the Federal appropri when but little more than a baby to keep on till mine is just as good gon. ings second and fourth Saturdays in field and when that line is com hills, and this will reduce the maxi ation be apportioned among the each month in W. O. W . Hall. she wants to “ make a cake too,” as hers.” The ranch of A. H. Starkson of pleted there is no doubt but that States on basis of population, area, F r a n k B u r k h o l d e r , Pres. mum grade to 2)4 per cent. The And another boy will say, “ I O. A. M i n t o n y e , Sec. the crews will merely be shifted mileage of roads, mileage ol rural just as her mother is doing. It capital stock is $ 1 ,000,000 and J. C. Looking Glass has been sold to Mr. just fiuished that chair I told you I 'RATERN A L AID No. 398, meets the and the tracks will be laid from and star routes, taxable valuation, treated with patience until what and A. L- Veasie and J.H. Hender Seely a recent arrival from Mason was at first a hindrance has grown was going to make sometime. second and fourth Thursdays each Marshfied to Triuidad. son are the incorporators. It is City, Iowa. The ranch contains or a combination of these? month at W. O. W . Hall. to be the real help the child believed Father bought me some nice new M r s . C h a s . E v l a n d , Pres. By the building of the North expected to have the road complet 159 acres and is of a general farm 6. Should the supervision ol tools. Then I sent to -------- M rs . L ora H arrington , Sec. western Pacific from Eureka to San construction or maintainance of it to be at the beginning, those girls ed within a ten months. While a variety. who would have become good bread Manufacturing Co. for a pattern Francisco and the Willamette Government aided roads be by the Between Monnouth and Dallas Educational Organizations and Clubs and made the chair exactly accord logging road, it is proposed to issue Pacific from Eugene to Marshfield Federal Government, the State and makers if taught it at school, will EDUCATIONAL pOdUILLK ing to directions. Mother says she a freight tariff and carry freight.— an orchard of 600 fruit trees has not only be making good bread, Ky _ ________ LEAGUE—Meets ___ monthly lily at the the difficult part of the construc local authorities, or jointly? Portland Journal. been peeled as a result of goats en but cooking entire meals at home thinks she shall have to hire me to High School Building during the school tion work is done and the build ------------------ » • - — ■------------ tering the premises during the year for the purpose of discussing edu and will also have the satisfaction make all her furniture, and father ing of the line from Marshfield to night while the owner was unaware cational topics. CURRY COUNTY CULLINGS Hen Lays Freak Egg of knowing that they are helping says it is the most comfortable chair R ena A n d erso n , Pres. Trinidad amounts to but little in of the happening. (From the Port O rford Tribune) E dna M in a r d , Sec._____ in the house.” mother. comparison with the difficult en John H en ry Z um w alt has accep t That there is no accounting for I / O KEEL KLUB—A business men’ s Party lines and the tariff were Would not such a method as out Every farm home should have, l\. social organization. Hall in Laird’ s gineering problems which the build ed a p osition in the hank o f P ort the stange freaks that nature plays forgotten one night in the farewell lined above be a better way to unite and nearly all do have enough tools building, Second street. ing ol the Northwestern Pacific O rfo rd . A. J. S herwood , Pres. so that each boy and each girl may school and home than it would be is attested by the double shell, bandquet tendered Senator-elect present. F red S l a g l e , Sec. The new Port Orford sawmill try until successful at making any to put the child almost entirely into three-yolk egg laid recently by a Harry Lane at the Portland Com The Southern Pacific has a sur o m m e r c i a l c l u b — j . e . Nou-roy the hands of paid instructors and small brown Leghorn hen, the pro mercial club on the eve ot h's dep has cut its first lumber aud has article they desire to attempt. President; J. C. S a v a g e , Secretary vey east from Humbolt Bay to its make of the home simply a lodging perty of Mrs. Olga Bogdanowicz, arture for the nation’s capital. been turning out lumber for the If all these things are done at Sacramento Valley lines, following Portland Oregon. All parties were represented. ‘Transportation Facilities completion of the mill building. home instead of at school, then. house? UNA. a route much similar to that of the When the apparently normal egg I^RAINS—Leave, south bound 9:00 a. old Humboldt and Eastern through County School Supt. Smith is With the end in view of establish was broken, a second hard shell ing a cement plant at Vale, George the Trinity National Forest. The building a sawmill near Agness, Her Test 10 :40 a. m.- «nd 4 ;40 p. m. Parcels Must Pay Duty was within the outside shell. Be and preparing to engage in busi S. Mills is developing the big gyp OATS—Six boats plying on the Co route north from Trinidad is all tween the two shells was a yolk. Sam sum deposit ou the hill east of town quille river afford ample accommo surveyed and during the last year ness. John Haagensen and A stockbroker was telling the oth As though the double shell egg in Impôt tâtions from Europe are dation for carrying freight and passen Russell, sof Dairydille, asisting iu an effort to interest outside cap- the rights of way from Trinidad to gers to Bandon and way points. Boats now coming to Portland by parcels er day how a girl, recently married itself was not a product strang en tal. Should such a plant be estab leave at 7 :30, 8 :30, 9 :20 and 9 :30 a. m. the Delnorle county line were him. post and of cource are subject to to a colleague of his on the Stock ough for any chickeu. it was found and at 1 :00, 3 :30 and 4 :45 p. m. lished, it would be the only one of Mrs. Wm. Gauntlett, of Gold practically all cleared up, setting examination for duty at the custom Exchange, suspected that her hus that the inside contained a double TAGE—J. L. Laird, proprietor. De everything in shape for the start Beach, spent Friday among friends its kind between Ogden and Port house. However, some people band had been indulging too freely yolk. parts 5:30 p. m. for Roscburg via land. Myrtle Point, carrying the United Slates ing construction work at a mo in Port Orford, leaving for Coos seem to have the idea that because in the cup that cheers. She deter The freak egg has been thé mail and pasengers. county Saturday morning, where ment’s notice. Mr. John Gill of 615 South Flor their importations have come over mined to find out beyond doubt wonderment of all who have seen ---------------------- - — ---------------- - OSTOFFICE.—A. F. Linegar, post she will spend some time among re ence avenue received Thursday la f whether her suspicions where well on the steamers from England, it. master. The mails close as follows : latives and will go thence to Se parcel post from his nephew, R. J. Myrtle Point 8:40 a. m. and 2:35 p. m. Spring Modes Fixed France or Germany by means of founded. Marshfield 10:15 a. m. and 4:15 p. in. In Skirts and Coats attle to remain a few months with the parcel post they are uot requir Wilcox of Forest Grove, Oregon a To a friend she confided the Garden Contests Send Bandon and way points, Norway and her sons and their families. box contaning eighteen apples. Arago 12:45 p. m. Eastern mail 5:15 source of her trouble; and from this ed to pay any duty, People Back to Farm p. m. Eastern mail arrives 7 :45 a. m. The ladies will be interested in The package weighed ten pounds Notwithstanding the fine weath Of course, like any unsealed friend she learned that it had always k D O w iu g that certain spring modes er which has prevailed for two or mail from a foregin country, parcel been said that a man even slightly Last year Woodlawn school had and the postage on the package C ity and County Officers iD dress have been fixed by rep three weeks our mail continues very post packages are sent from the intoxicated cannot pronounce words a prize garden. It has attracted amounted to $1.11. The apples resentatives of the Ladies’ Tailors irregular. No mail of any kind postoffice to the custon house for of any length. Whereupon the national attention. All the chil were very fine.— Kirksville Mo; ........... J. S. Lawrence and Dresmakers Association, meet reached here from the interior Mon- the contents to be appraised and young wife decided that would he dren of the school were in the com Graphic. R. H. Mast ........... L. A. Liljeqvist ing in New York. Coat lengths lay night, but this has been the case and since the pracel post has been a good plan to try. petition. The principal T . J. New- Construction will begin within ...... P. M. Hall-Lewis are to be from 24 to 27 inches, When next the friend met the bill says that six families have gone two weeks upon a logging railroad with the paper mail on several oc in effect in this country there have Marshal................ ..........C. A. Evernden skirt length one to three and one, casions. It would not be out of been on an average of from eight young wife she was in a state of out in the country to live. They on Mill Creek and Deer Creek a- Night Marshal................. John Hurley Water Superintendent S. V. Epperson half inches fr on the ground, aud order for the proper authorities to to ten sacks of this class of mail to great agitation. Asked if the sus have been influenced to go by the bove Wendling by the Booth-Kelly Fire Chief .................... Walter Oerding Councilmen—D. D. Pierce, C. T. Skeels rain skirts four to twelve inches in do a little investigating. picions had been verified, the girl children who were in the garden company, which will involve the go to the custom house daily. W. C. Laird, G. O. Leach, W . H. Ly length. In small importations, however, bust into tears and said that they contest last year. One family has employment of 100 men all through ons, Leo J. Cary. Regular meetings James Ellis, of Elk River, was in New York’s proposal of “ blouses first and third Mondays each month. moved to southern Oregon to grow the summer and the expenditure Port Orford yesterday, winding up there is seen an advantage in send had. as the leader of the season’’ was ing articales by this means, as the “ I handed him this list,” she vegetables and chickens. Another of over $50,000. The additional Justice of the Peace J. J. Stanley accepted, together with the follow huisness affairs and shaking hands Constable ....................... Ned C. Kelley with friends, preparatory to taking invoice accompanying a package said, between sobs, fishing from her has gone to interior Oregon. They trackage to be constructed is about ing stjles: Fancy cuts for tailor- his departure with his family withiD sent from a foregin country serves pocket a paper which she gave to intend to live on farms. There is six miles aud doubles the present County Judge John T. Hall made garments. Habit effect skirt. as a declaration and after the pack her friend, and which contained so much reason for farming in Ore mileage. Commissioners—W. T. Dement, Geo. J. Bias lines in tailorB skirts. Top a few days to Norway, on the Co Armstrong quille River. Mr. Ellis has resided age has been to the custom house the following words:Phthisis, Phot gon and so little reason for Increas In a duel fought at the Archam- Clerk James Watson coats, box effects, and small drap it is returned to the postoffice, ochromy, Gncmiometrical, hypoch ing the size of the cities until the beaii ranch near Sutherlin, Floyd Sheriff W . W. G age ing ou back and front. Sleeveless in this vicinity for many years, and This ondriasis, syncategorematic, antin- lands are cultivated that all this is W. Eddy, marshal of that city and Treasurer T. M. Dimmick has won the people by bis energy,! where the duty can be paid. Assessor .............................. T. J. Thrift coats for three-piece suits. Skirts saves the recipient a great deal omianism, pseudaetbesia. very gratifying.— Portland Journal. duputy sheriff, killed Joe Enyard School Supt. Raymond E. Baker not wider than one and one-half ndustry and universally fair and J * --- - "A nd,” she continued, while her Surveyor A. N. Gould honorable dealing, and there’s gen of trouble, it is said, and makes known as Ingle, a quarter-blood Coroner F. E. Wilson yards around the bottom. Print the candidate's picture on it easier for the customs officials friend read the list, "he bungled eral regret at the departure of him-1 Cherokee Indian 37 years of age, Health O ffice r............ Dr. Walter Culin the ballot and give the woman vot nearly half of them.” self and estimable-family. He has to handle the small imports. Eddy used a double-barrel shotgun. W . 8. Skelton, a merchant at Stanley. er a chance.— New York Sun. Eddv was wounded, not seriously, Iml., savs he would not take $100 lor leased a fine Hairy ranch in Coos ! Conductor 8. L. Miller, Norfolk, Neb. - Do yon know that more real Hanger the relief a single box of Foley’ s Kidney and goes with the hope of better-; on Bonesteel Division ol O. A N. W .R y. lurks in a common cold than in in any in the right shoulder. Eddy had Notice lo Taxpayers I Pills gave him. “ 1 had a severe attack Co., recommends Foley Kidney Pills and other of the minor ailments? The safe ies will get the very best of kidney trouble with sharp pains ing himself financially, but says he savs: "1 have used loley Kidney Pills way is to take Chamberlain's Cough Taxes due Feb. 1, 1913; 3 per cent gone to the Archambeau place to through my back and could hanlly will always have a warm spot in his with very satisfactory results and en Remedy, a thoroughly reliable prepara rebate to March 15; penalty and inter serve a subpoena upon Euyard to P R IN T IN ii straigliten up. A single box of Foley dorse their use for any one afflicted tion, and rid yourself ol the cold as est after April 7, 1913. Send list o f appear before grand jury in Rose- : office o f Coquille Herald | Kidney Pnis entirely relieved m e.” heart for Curry county and her i Wi l l i m u u e V / , » *•» / quickly as possible. This remedy is lor property on which you desire to pay Fuhrman’e Pharmacy. taxes to W. W . Gage, Sheriff. 1 right.” Fuhrman’s Pharmacy. people. burg. sale by ait druggists. M., at Muaonic Hall, every Saturday night in each month on or before the full moon. C. W . E ndicott , W . M. K. It. M a h t , e cretary. O TO BE BUILT BT THE S. P. EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK M C K R M.WA R w.° w- F F C B S P h u u i io