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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1913)
ip ecia / s fo r th e fa r m e r G r a s s S e ed s, C o rn , Vetches, h a r d e n WBÊÊ- S e e d s in bu lk, O n ion S e i s G orm ct Id e /iy d e & o r t r e a t in g S e e d b e fo r e p t u n t i n g Dayton, ,, W hile it may in a sense be adveatls- j ing, this paper is glad to give it 1; publicity for the spirit of undaunted courage which it breathes. It is especially timely front the fact that we were last week, by means of the pictures, actualy eyewitnesses o f the ruin and desolation here de scribed. 11 Idim e a n d S u /p k u r S o lu tio n ZTor s p r a y i n g 3 r u i t CTrees S c fu irrel ^Idoisen S to c k G ood , f 4 $ ä è i r T d ou ltry G o o d Knowlton's Drug Store u If you want the BEST in GROCERIES Insist on Wellman Brands W ELLM AN stands for absolutely the BEST i >* * Dayton, Ohio, A pr. 17 , 1913 Herald, Coquille City, Ore. G entlem en:— T h e flood that struck the greate Miami Valley o f Tuesday, March 25 th, submerged a most beautiful district tor 150 miles, extending a hitherto peaceful stream from an average width ot 200 ft. to from 5 to 6 miles. T h e principal cities and towns effected in this valley were Piqua, T roy , D aytou, Miamis- burg, Franklin, Middletown and Ham ilton, aud a number of small villages. G>- -■ *** D ayton, with a population of PREMIUM Stands for the Best Grade o f Swift’s Ham and Bacon. Ask your Grocer for these Brands. If he doesn’t have them, ask him to call up NOSLER & NORTON Distributors I They W ill Supply The Goods Advertise in The Herald CLEANLINESS Is an important factor in a Grocery Business of the first class. W e make a point of abso lute cleanliness in the store and in the stock T R Y V IM F L O U R Drane's Store Quick Says: Theo. Bergman Shoe Mfg.Co. P O L K ’ S' CHICHESTER S PILLS \ f Business Directory I l l r IMA MOM» it h \ SI» Tul»e A _ ______ B ut o f jo u r P ranMi Ask for C U P......... .. 6 riiiriiiM.Trn*n l»l\\foM* IIR \ N 1 » ril.t.u, f-r « l P h oto by A m e ric a n P ress A sso cia tio n . WO h a p p y young people indeed. You can see them like this the world over, but what makes this picture interesting is the fact that the girl Is none other than Princess Victoria Louise, only daughter of the German emperor, and the young man is her fiance. Prince Ernst Au gustus. They were snapped strolling In Carlsrube on the day their engagement was announced. Their clasped hands and tlielr smiling faces would seem to lixprove the reports that the alliance was made for reasons of state and not .»l ime. Prince Ernst is the Duke of Cumberland's ouly son. They are ac ini filed by Prince Oscar of Prussia. T Actual Railroad Work Starts in North Bend (N orth Bend H arbor) Johnson Porter of the Porter Brothers com pany, w hich has taken a su b-con tract to build the W illam ette Pacific railroad, was here over Sunday and completed details per taining to immediate work on the grade in North Bend. H e left Wednesday for the Siuslaw where he has several large camps at w ork, but will return in a few days. Mr. Chisholm, foreman for the com pany, has erected large camp houses on the vacant land near the former Rennie residence and is getting his cotnmisory in shape for the handling and feeding o f a large crew o f men. T h e first work to be done will be the big cut through the park. N ew cam ps w ill be started from Sand Point north to Lakeside soon, prob ably long before the work in the park is fitiished, if the present plans are carried out. T h e steam shovel and rails for the dum p cars will be brought in at once, the Tillam ook being chartered for a cargo while some w ill com e in on the Breakwater. Another Riley Som ebody has written a pretty good boosting song, which some what in the style of James W h it com b R iley, is worth reprinting T h e exchange publishing it fails to give the name of the author, but here it is: I f you like the old town best, Tell ’em so; If you’d have her lead the rest, Help her grow; When there’s anything to do, Let the fellows count on you; You’ ll feel better when its thru— Don’t you know. I f you want to make a hit, Get a name; If the other fellow’s it, Who’ s to blame? Spend your money in the town, Where you pull the sheckles down; Give the mail concerns a frown, That’ s the game. If you’re used to giving knocks, Change your style. Throw bouquets instead of rocks, For a while; Let the other fellow roast; Shun him as you would a ghost; Meet his hammer with a boost And smile. When a stranger from afar Comes along Tell him who and what you are. Make it strong; Needn’ t llatter, never bluff. Tell the truth for that’s enough. Join the boosters, they’re the stuff. We belong. Mayor Simpson stated that every thing was in shape so far as the Simpson Lumber Co. was concerned D on ’ t sit around aud fret and and that he was positive that the construction work would be rushed frown, d o n ’ t cuss your country and with all possible speed from now your town, d o n ’ t envy your neigh bor when he makes good, but get l. in and hustle, and do what you Pathetic Scenes should. Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given that the under signed, A. M. Sinnott, as Administrator of the Estate of George M. Payne, de Keek the Flies Out of ceased. lias filed his final account of the administration of said Estate with Your House by putting the Clerk of Connty Court of Coos in Screen Doors ana County. State of Oregon, and that the 9th day of May, A. I>. 1013, at the hour Windows. He makes of 10 o’clock in the forenoon of said day, them to order at the County Court Room, in the Court House, at Coquille, in said Coos Also Screen Safes, Ironing Boards, County, have been appointed by said Bread Boards and Step Lad Court, as the time and place for the ders of any size bearing of said final account, aud for SCREEN DOOR FACTORY the final settlement of said estate. Now therefore, all persons interested J. E. Q U IC K in the said estate are hereby notified C O Q U IL L E O R E G O N and required to be and appear at said time and place so appointed lor the bearing of said final account and then and there show' cause if any exists why said final account should not be allowed and approved, said estate forever and Incorporated. finally settled and said administrator discharged and hie bondsmen ex Manufacturers of onerated. The Celebrated Bergmann 6 ’hoe Dated this 1st day of April, A. D. 1913. A. M. 8INNOTT, The Strongest and Nearest Water Administrator of the Estate of Geo. M. Payne, deceased. 4-8-5t P roof shoe made for loggers, miners prospectors and m ill men. 21 Tburm ao Street P ortland . O rkoon . i OREGON a n d W A S H IN G T O N 1 yews known as Best, Safest. Always Reltabfo SOLD BY DRLbGISIS LVERVttHLIP ■ Directory each City, Town and A Dlrei t..ry of *ach Village, giving descriptive sketch of each place, location, population, tele graph, shipping and banking point; Clarified Directory, compiled by business and profession. K. 1» FOI.K A CO.. SE AT TL E First National Bank, San Francisco First Trust & Savings, Coos Bay Z W W WVV W-W vtV W V^W YWW W W W W W 9999W W W W S • - ' T r 4 S ^ ^ ^ - £ S ^ -C 2 r~ rii -TE- 33i ¡V4 SCV a-V TV 9"u . OLD RELIABLE—EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS STEAMER BREAKWATER ALW AYS ON TIME Sail» from Portland at 9 A . M., April 15, 20, 25, 30 Sails from Coos Bay at Service of Tide April 12, 17, 22, 27 I K0LM, Agent W. L Phone Main 181 ol 140000 , the Gem City o f the valley, Everything. If you buy Wellman, Silver Thistle or Park Brands you are assured of a good article. co rrespondents : Ladd & Tilton Bank, Portland National Park, New York D id n ’ t Need It. A New York dispatch says: ‘‘Have you n set of Shakespeare?” Scenes paralleling those at Judea asked the joung woman at the door. ‘‘No, but we don’t need it,” was the when Christ healed the sick and reply. “ We had a splendid set of Hav- probably unparalleled since His day, iland given us for a wedding present” were enacted about the person of —Detroit Eree Press. Dr. Friedmann. Crow ding about Notice to Creditors the hospital where Dr. Friedmunn Notice is hereby given that the under treated selected patients were scores signed has been appointed administra of women holding in their arms trix of the estate of James L. Thomp deceased; all persons having claims swollen, emaciated and mis-shappen son, against said estate are hereby required bodies o f children who are victims to present the same, together with the proper vouchers therefor, to the under o f the white plague. Unheeding signed at Coquille, Coos County, Ore the heavy rain the sorrow stricken gon, within six months from the date of notice. crowds awaited the arrival of Dr. this Witness my hand and dated this 15th Friedmann despito the warnings day of April,'A. D. 1913. LULA ETTA THOMPSON, that only cases already in the hos Administratrix of the estate of James pitals and selected by the govern L. Thompson, deceased. 4-15 5t ------- - ,«► ------------ ment physician will be treated at { Notice of Final Account this time. But hoping that the little | Notice is hereby given by Mary Me ones would not be allowed to die at Leod Administratrix of the Rotate of the breasts o f their mothers, when I John K McLeod, deceased, that said Ad ministratrix did upon March 211th, 1 !H3, Dr. Friedmann’s auto arrived, the j Hie her linai report and account in the women fell upoo their knees, im matter of said estate, and that tbe lion. Judae of tbe County Court of Coos peding th9 progress of the physi county, Oregon, made an order on cian, and held up their children to April’3rd, 1913, fixing May 12, 1913 at 10 o’clock a. m. as the time, and the him as he passed. Tbe spectable Court bouse in the City of Coquille, unmanned Dr. Friedmann. With Coos County, Oregon as the place for hearina objections to saiil final ac tears streaming from his eyes he ex count and the settlement of said Estate. Dated this 4th day of April, 1013. plained to them that at present be M ary M c L eod w a s powerless to treat their babies.. 4-8-ot Admmistratirx received a baptism o f from a few inches to 24 ft. o f water, coveting an area of from 12 to 15 square miles of factories, beautiful stores and residences, piling lighter formed buildings against the more sub stantial ones, until certain districts could scarcely be recognized. Streets were impassible, and what had been the pride of a study hard-working people, representing a generation ol effort, was in a few houts a tangled mass o f debris. N o pen will ever be able to des cribe the horror of tbe nights ol Tuesday .March 25 ,and Wednesday, March 26 . Throughout the residence as well as the business section, the people were caught in their houses, stores and shops, and were driven from the second floor o f the resi dences to the attices, and from the attics to the roofs. Tuesday and W ednesday nights rain fell itt torreuts, and the city was in darkness, except for the light ol fires that lightened up tbe heavens; and the roar o f the flood, the cry o f the distrsessed for help, the pow npour of rain, the rageing of fires, made tip a scene that will neve be forgotten. Thursday the flood began to subside, aud the rain turned to snow and freezing cold, and the rescuing o f the people went vigorously for ward. W ithin two weeks 75 percent o f the factories have resumed opera tion, and while our factory was entirely cut of the flood, and we Were able to resume making and shipping out product within a few days, our offices were under twelve foot of water, which have since been re-established. Every man. woman and child w ho could work in Dayton has worked, and are facing the future with a fortitude that must win back what they have lost, and while the property loss has been estimated at 100 millon, the loss of life was remarkably small, and will not exceed 250 lives. K indly say for D ayton— she will make good every obligation she has made, her people are w orking as a unit as never before, and will come out o f this a better city than ever. Ninety per cent o f her factories are now able to fill their orders, and what we most need is not charity, bnt your orders, to keep out tactory people em ployed. Thanking you for this co-operation , we are G eo. W . John, S ec’ y & Treas. The A ir-F riction Carburetor Co. » --- Fred V on Pegert C . I. Kime KIME & VON PEGERT MECHANICAL S H O P G e n e r a l Hlacksmithing, Wagon Making, Machine Work, Pattern Making and Casting, Automobile Work. COQUILLE, OREGON Roseburg-Myrtle Point Auto Line J. L. LAIRD, Proprietor Leaves Mrytle Point daily at 7 o ’ clock a. m. Arrives at Roseburg at 2 o ’ clock Leaves Roseburg daily at 7 a. m., ar riving at Myrtle Point at 2 o ’clock. Special rigs for parties at any time. Stage Running in Connection Carrying United States Mail and Passengers’ Baggage Office at L aird’ s Livery Barn, Myrtle Point Home Telephone 461 Farmers Telephone 156 3E THE Coquille Herald is now fully equipped with modern faces of type and accessories for the execution of r L . lil % J ID PRINTING r J 31=11= in a style unexcelled and at prices equally as inviting as can be obtained from others Wilsons and Marshalls There are twenty towns and four counties in the United States bear ing the name o f VV’ ilson, and a chain of mountains in Colorado and Utah. There are eleven Marshall coun ties situated in Alabama, Illin ois Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Mississippi, South D a kota, Tennessee, and West V ir ginia. The majority o f these were named for John Marshall, Chief Justice ot the United States from 1801 to 1835 Their are also r 6 cities or towns of the same name besides numerous M arshalltowns.— U. S. Geological Survey. IC a u t U r i r f f l PRINTED PROMPTLY A N D |ACCURATELY El W ork entrusted to us will receive the personal supervision of a practical printer who fakes pride in the proper execution of every detail Give Us a Trial Order