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< « l The Coquille Herald PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY Enterwl an second class matier May 8, 1906, at the poet office at Coquille, Oregon, underact ol Concreau of March 8, i f » . _____________ P. C . LEVAR, Lessee. Devoted to the material and social upbuilding o f the Coquille Valley par ticularly and o f Coos County generally. Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance l'huue Main 354. Isn’t it about time for some one to build a house? This bungalow proposition is getting fierce. Sou b hi Pacific, or Joes llu Teirai- nal Company figure that the 8. P. will come to its milk and use the terminal tracks to get into Msish- field, SDyway? Or, is there another road just below the horizon, that will use the terminal tracks for ac cess to a long strip of fine water frontage in the northern limits of Marshfield? If J. W. will coDvey this information to the public ex-i clusively through the Herald, be will confer a great favor -on the. Herald. Protect Your Cows F rom th e T o r t u r e o f th e F lie s BY SPR AY IN G W ITH Lilly’s Fly Killer OR “So, Boss, So” At $1.00 por Gallon Sprayers 5 0 cents Each Of Interest to Those W h o If the Bvllesby people become owners of the electric light system here the people will have reason to congratulate themselves ou an im proved service. As a matter of fact, the city ought to own the light and power system, as it owns the water works, but if it is to remain in the hands of a public service corpora tion it is to be hoped that the Byl- lesby people will get it Wherever they are in business they give a good service, and they really seem to believe in treating the public right. The American people are said to be the most patient and long suffi.riug guys on earth, nnd the record here would seem to bear out the assertion. tion is very late, the main picking having just commenced to ripen. Although belated, the yield prom ises to be up to the standard. Capt. Geo. Forty returned from Coos Bay Saturday with a 26 toot gasoline launch which he will use this summer in hunting sea lion on the Cape Blanco and Rogue river reefs. Dr. Dix, of Marshfield, accom panied by two gentlemen whose names we did not learn, came down by auto Sunday and spent a few hours looking over the fine timber on Hubbard’s creek. (Gold Beach Globe) Mrs. Moore gradually grows worse each day. Her friends en tertain no hopes for her recovery. The Raudolph has been pulled up high on the beach, where it was found not to be damaged to any The Terminal Railway has let the great extent. She will be repaired contract for finishing its line to the by Stafford and Bauer and hauled northern limits of Marshfield, a dis across the beach into the river. tance of 4500 feet from the point at The last few days have changed which work was stopped. Hugh the appearance of things in this and Fred McLain get the job at a locality wonderfully. Three or four price stated to be $2(1,250. Just power fish floats from Coquille and what this means is a mystery which Coos Ray have arrived, a salting maoy people on Coos Hay would be plant aboard a scow with fishing glad to fatbcm. It is understood gear and all necessary equipment that all negotiations with the South was towed down from I he Bay by ern Pacific for the purchase of the Captain Swing with the Tramp terminal road are off. The S P. has Thursday. The VVedderburn Trad no franchise in Marshfield, nnd the ing Co started three drift nets the Terminal Company has no franchise first of the season all of which made in North Bend. Their franchises good catches the first day. The butt up against each other at the cannery started up Saturday nfter- narrow strip of county land which noon aud canned a lew salmon; just comes down to the water front be enough to try out the new canning tween the corporate limits of the machine. two towns. The terminal traok will be of no particular value for a street H ow ’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ear line if Ibev are not allowed to ward for any case of Catarrh that enter North Bend. In fact, it is not cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh a street car line that they are build Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, a ing, but a solid, substantial track, TVe, tl;D undersigned. have known F. J. capable of sustaining the heaviest Choney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business steam traffic Why do they poke it transactions and financially able to f'arry ms I by his firm. down to a point between a high NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Toledo, O. bluff on one side and the hay on the Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, other, aliout half way between the acting directly upon the blood and mu surfaces of the system. Testimonials centers of the two towns la there cous sent free pri.. 73 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. a secret understanding with the Take Ball's Family Pills for coaetipatlon. Biggest Celebration j I ------------------------------------------------ OF THE ------------------------------------------------ NOTES ON THE PHOTOPLAYS FOURTH OF JU LY KNOWLTON'S D R U G S T O R E The Second amendment to the Patronize the Movies constitution of the United States provides that: “ The right of the The Tillamook Pamphlet The Royal has made a change in people to keep and bear arms shall its picture service, and instead of not be infringed.” Doesn’t it look The Herald has received from the four reels nightly is showing three as though our new revolver law reels from a different selection of Southern Pacific a copy of the rather frazzled this right? independent makers, the films being pamphlet advertising Tillamook county. It is issued under the co Married men leaving the state of also newer. operative publicity plan of the Johu Bunny is said to be doing a Washington Dow are liable to be Southern Pacific lines in Oregon looked upon with suspicion. That Marathon every morning before and is a handsome piece of work, state has recently passed a law pro breakfast, to reduce his weight, and giving a full description of the the Vitagrsph Company are becom viding that men who fail to support county and its varied Resources of their wives may be sentenced to ing alarmed. What has “ Happened to Mary?” timber, dairying, fishiug, etc., amply hard labor and their wages paid to Maurice Costello vies with Presi illustrated with good half tone views their wives.______________ dent Wilson in the matter of having and an accurate map of Tillamook county. With railroad connection, A swell looking New York dame children named after him. complains because, “ Wheo an at The Garfield Theater, in New Tillamook is now in a position to tractively stylishly dressed woman York, publicly thanks Marc McDer get her share of the immigration has to walk any distance without an mott, Miriam Nesbitt, Yale Boss, j from the East and will undoubtedly escort she is a target for the stares Cbas. N. Seay and Win. Wadsworth, have a very rapid growth from now of all the men she passes,” and if all of the Eilisou company, for tak on. she were to walk down the street ing part in a benefit for the Ohio Myrtle Point Pointers once and the man didn’t stare at sufferers. her she would probably be as mad Mabel Trunnelle confesses to a Milton Reese started for Areata, as a wet hen. horror of poverty aud hates “ rag Humboldt county, California, on ged" parts. Mabel is a level-headed Thursday last, to see his mother, An effort is being made to have little woman who is not expected to live. Pathe Freres send a man to take The Vitagraph Company is at moving p ctures of the Fourth of Garland Dungan, one of Marsh- work on aDimal pictures, aud Neio, July celebration at Coos Bay on the field’s promiuent business men, was tue lion was much peeved lately by Fourth, to be shown in Pathe’s tranacting business here between being obliged to play in the same Weekly. This would be a great ad trains on Wednesday last. cast with Hughie Mack without get vertising scheme, and if it is suc Ed Carter took Max D. inent and ting a bite of him. cessful an effort should be made to family to Marshfield on Monday in Yale Boss, the Vitagraph boy, has have Borne pictures taken on the organized the boys in the vicinity bis fine new auto. They returned Coquille river while the operator is of the Edison studio into a team, aB far as Coquille Tuesday, where here. and he takes his ball glove to bed they visited with Mrs. Dements sister, Mrs. Strang, going through with him. Be careful what you say about The “ Alkali Ike” doll is on the to their ranch on Wednesday. caterpillers. Last week the Herald B. Perry died of typhoid fever on remarked: “It is said that cater market, and now Alkali's fame is Tuesday and was buried at Norway established. pillars a e very numerous this year." Wednesday. His mother of Gardi That was true and would seem void ner, came up, and a large delega CURRY COUNTY CULL1NGS of offense. But next day, while the tion of his fellow workmen from (From the Port Orford Tribune) editor was sweating over some more Aasen’s camp, were in attendance at A miner coming in from Middle copy, be looked down and found a the funeral. He leaves a wife aDd caterpiller crawling huiriedly up Elk last week met a bear in turning three little children. a crook in the trail, and got a fine his knee. Shortly afterward another Mrs. Ida Baker, who has been for one appeared in the same place, and picture of it before bruin recovered in less than half an hour still a third from bis surprise and took to flight. the past two months at Mrs. Chas. The strawberry crop in this sec Adams, left Tuesday for California made its presence known on the rough back of the editorial neck— all evidently coming to stop the paper. That would appear to be the limit. At $1.25 per Gallon fEVERYBO D Y" a TTEH d ) 1 --------------------THE-------------------- 1 PRESBYTE1UA.N CHURCH. Services Sunday at 11 a. in. and Big Ben, he’ ll call you on the dot at any time you say. And if you roll over and try “ just-one-m ore-nap,” he’ ll repeat his call 30 sec onds later and keep on call ing until you’ re wide awake. Big Ben stands 7 incEies tall— He’ s heavy, massive, handsome. He’ s got a great, big dial you can easily read in the dim morning light, a sunny deep toned voice you’ ll hear distinctly on your sleep iest mornings. I’ ve placed him in the window Look at him whenever you go by W . H. SCHROEDER The Jew eler (U Q U IL L K . O R I X iO N 1 7:30 p. m. Suuday School at 10 a. m. Frank H. Adams, Pastor. M. E. Church Sunday school at io a. m Preaching at 1 1 a m . aud 8 p. m. Prayer m eeting T h u rsd a ys at 8 p. m. R oy L C l a r k , Pastor. Christian Science Society Corner Third and Hall streets. Services at 11 a in next Sunday. Subject lesson sermon “ Is the Uni verse, Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force?” Wednesday evening meeRng 8 :00. M. E. Church South Services next Sunday as usual Sunday school at io. a m. Epworth League at 6:45 p m You are invited to be present. C. H. C l e a v e s , I’astor. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL. Services first aud third Sundays of each month Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a. m. Yon are hvaitlly w ile >> ■. idswfcvn.y i.0\» Suuai t, «1 1 i# CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sunday school at 10 a m. Christian Endeavor at (i:30 p. ni. Prayer meeting, Wednesday even ing of each week at 7:30. You are cordially invited to all these services. T. B. McDonald. Minister Fishtrap and Vicinity Mrs. J. H. Laipb, of this place, was taken suddenly ill Saturday night. The doctor was called to at tend her, and at last reports she was improving. Rev. VV. B. Smith held services at Mrs. Daisy Hart and daughter, the Methodist church both tnornieg Annie, went to Portersville, Cal., to and evening of last Sabbath stay with her sister, Mrs. Dickey, Quite a number of young people an indefinite time. took dinuer with the young folks of Miss Hazel Lee went to Baodon the Taylor home of this place last on Saturday for a visit of a week or Sunday. Among the Dumber being two, going down with her father, Miss Grace Miller, Merle nnd Hazel M. Lee, who has been upon busi Radabaugh, Myrtle Northrup, “ Cor bett” RobisoD, Lloyd Irving, Walter ness. Wm. Barder aDd L. Travers, of Krantz, Roy Taylor, Bob Miller, Marshfield, were visitor here the last Chester, Lloyd and Floyd Krantz Mr. Krantz also took dinner with of the week. OBSERVER. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller visited at the home of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Finley, of Rink creek, a couple of davs last returning home Saturday. Mr. Brewer, the late Arago mer chant and postmaster, is contem plating a trip to California soon. He recently sold his store at Arago. We are very sorry to loan Mr. Brewer aDd family from our com- imuuity, as they have resided at Arago for the past two or three years, and have gained many warm j friends. Leave your call with AT COQUILLE -------------------------------- EVER HELD ON THE RIVER-------------------------------- SUNDAY SERVICES IN COQUILLE CHURCHES J Rev. W. Owens, of the TJ. B. church, is expected home in a day or two from attendance at the an nual conference, of which we made mention in a recent issue He has been returned to this and the John son mill chat ge as pastor for an- I other year. Several of the people of Fishtrap, were in Coquille Saturday. Among whom were Mi. aud Mrs Frank Miller, Jr., Mr. and Mrs Wallace Hammack and son, Emmett, John Stone and James Hammack, also Mr. and Mrs J H. Radabaugh. All having driven to town; the latter < having gone down to consult the doctor concerning the injuries re- | ceived in the accident which befell her in attempting to lioard the steamer Myrtle, of which we made mention la-: week. She is still suf fering a great deal from the injuries sustained. The roads are now in fine condi tion. which is greatly appreciated, and a great many autoa are now seen on our highways. NUFF-SED. I GREAT STREET PAR AD E I I ------------------------- WITH HYOU CLOSH MUCK-A-MUCK-------------------------- | j -----------------------------WILL DELIVER THE O R A T IO N ------------------------------ I I --------------------------------------- IN THE AFTERNOON-------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------IN THE FORENOON---------------------------------------- § BARBECUE A T NOON I I HON. BINGER HERM ANN I I BASE BALL and SPORTS | BIG PRIZES - BAND MUSIC 0 SOMETHING ---------------------------- DANCING DAY AND ALL E V E N IN THE G ----------------------------- DOING TIME -------------------------------- MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY O F --------------------------------- v___ r r r r r - __/ FIREWORKS AT NIGHT East Fork Items Mr. and Mrs Leatbtrman have gone to Brownsville to visit rela tives, and mny buy a place ito-re and not return to Cons. Their neighbors ami friends hope lb it they will conclude to make tb. East Fork their home. Roy Leathermau and Selata Howe, who were recently married, have re turned from their Portland wedding trip and have made their borne on the Leatberman place. Inez T. Easton, one of the B in- i don teachers, is at homo fci vacation days. UNIVERSITY OREGON SUMMER SCHOOL Twenty-Five Instructors - Fifty Courses Distinguished Eastern Educators Added to Regular Faculty University Dormitories Open Board and Room at $3.50 per week Reduced Railroad Rates For Compleie Illustrated Catalogue, A ddress The Registrar, University of Oregon, Eugene Notice of Hearing of Final Account E. N. Harry is rushing the road work on the old Coos Bay wagon road. This road is the short and scenic r mte to Roseburg. Notice is hereby given that Wells E. Bigelow, Administrator of the Estate of Charles A. Bigelow, deceased, lias tiled his Final Account a« such Administra tor with the Clerk of the County Court for Coos County, State of Oreuron, and Heller’s sawmill on Cherry creek that Monday, the 7th day of July, 1913, at the Court House in said Coos County, burned Thursday night. The lum has been appointed by Hon. J. F. Hall, Judge of said Court, as the day and ber in the yard was saved place for the hearing of objections to Mrs Easton, who is teaching at said Final Account and the settlement thereof. WELLS E. BIGELOW, Parkreeburg, made a home visit Administrator of the Estate of Charles A. Bigelow, deceased. 6*3-5t SU M M O N S OF Notice of Final Settlement Collector of the County of Coos, State of Oregon, for the amount of Five and 42-100 Dollars, the same being the amount then due and delinquent for taxes for the year 1909, together with penalty, interest and cost® thereon upon the real propeity aassesscil to von, of which you are the owner as appears of record, situated in said County and State, ami particularly bounded ami described as follows, to-w it: Lots one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten in block twenty-eight; and lots one, two, five and thirty-six in block twenty-three all in Portland addi tion to the town of Bandon according to the plat thereof on file and of record in the office of the County Clerk of said Coos County. You are further notified that said J. J. Stanley has paid taxes on said prem ises for prior or subsequent years with the rate of interest on said amounts as Notice is hereby given that the under In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore signed has filed in the County Court for Coos County, Oregon, her final account gon, in and for the County of Coos in the matter of the estate of Ida Ada- Gesina Massip,'I lade Laffertv, Deceased, and that the f o l l o w s : IJnint iff, f S uit in E quity for i County Court has net Wednesday, July : y e a r ’ s DATE TAX RE AMT. RATE OF TAX PAID CENT NO. Ernest Massip, | D ivorce ■ 2, 1913, as the day for hearing objec INTEREST tions to said final account, and the 190« April Certifi Defendant . ) settlement of said estate. 1907 30, cate ot To Ernest Massip, the above named ; Dated this 31st dav of May, 1913. 1908 1913 redemp- defendant. In the name of the State of ELM IK A J. LAFFEKTY, ' and Uon Oregon, you are hereby notifiei that j Administratrix of the Estate of Ida 1911 No. 374 $19.30 15 pet. you are required to appear and answer 1 Adalade Lafferty, Deceased. 6-3-5t 1910 Oct. 8417 the complaint tiled against you in the I ---- - - • - - 24, above entitled suit, in which Gesina I 1911 12.89 15 pet. Notice of Final Account Massip is plaintiff and you are defend 1912 April 5821 ant, within six weeks from the date of Notice is hereby ziven that the under- 5, 5822 the first publication of this summons, -igned, the Administrator o! the Estate 1913 4.27 15 pi t. within six weeks from the 17th day of of Jonathan (¿nick, Deceased, has filed Said Frank Burkholder as the owner June, 1913, the same being the date of his final account as such administrator the first publication of this summons, in the County Court of the State of of the legal title of the above described and if you fail to appear and answer on Oregon, for C 009 County, and said court property as the same appears of record, or before the 29th day of July, 1913, has appointed Monday, July 7, 1913, at and each of the other persons above the same being the last day of the time the hour of 10 o ’clock in the forenoon named are hereby further notified that prescribed in the order of publication, at the County Court Room in the Court J. J. Stanley will apply to (he Circuit judgment for want thereof will be taken House in the City of Coquille, in the Court of the County and State aforesaid against you and plaintiff will apply to County of Coos and State of Oregon, as for a decree foreclosing the lien against the Court for the relief demanded in the time and place for the hearing of the property above described, and men her complaint, a succinct statement of J objections to such Final Account and tioned in said certificate. And you are hereby summoned to appear’ within which is as follows: the cetilement thereof. sixty days after the first publication of 1. That the marriage contract now Dated this 19th dav of Mav, 1913. this summons exclusive of the day of and heretofore existing lietween plain- ; 5-20 fit J. E. QUICK, tiff and defendant be dissolved and Meld Administrator of the Estate of Jonathan sai l first publication, and defend this action or pay the amount due as above for naught. Quick, Deceased. shown together with costs and accrued 2. That the plaintiff allowed to interest and in case of your failure to resume her maiden name, Gesina In the Circuit Court of the S t ite of do so, a decree will l»e rendered fore Hansen. Oregon for C oos County closing the lien of said taxes and costs 3. That plaintiff have judgment against the land and premises above against the defendant for her costs and named. J. J. Stanley, disbursements herein. Plaintiff Service of this summons is made by This summons is published by order ve. I S ummons fo r P ubli - of the Honorable John F. Hall, Judge publication in pursuance of an order by the Honorable L. G. Harris, Judge of Frank Burk h o ld - l cation in Kong of the County Court ol the State of closure of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregna, er, J E. Burton * Oregon, for the County of Coos, and T ax L ien for Second Judicial District, Coos Coun and A. K. Cults, s dd or ler was made and dated this Receiver ty, dated the 10th day of June, 1913, 27th day of May, 1913, an I the date of Defendants. J directing the publication thereof in The the first publication of this summons is Coouille Herald, a newspaper printed To Frank Burkholder, J. E. Burton and the 3rd day of June, 1913. and published at Coquille, CodfeCounty, A. K. Cults, Receiver, the above All process end papers in this pro Oregon, once a week for a period of named defendants. ceeding may i»e served upon the under six consecutive weeks, commencing In the Name of the State of Oregon : signed residing within the State of on the 17th day of June. 1913. You are her. bv notified that J. J. Ur gon, at the address hereafter men JOHN F. HALL. Manley, the holder of Certificate of De tioned. J. J. STANLEY. JAMES T. HALL, linquency numbered 24. issued on the Attorney for the Plaintiff. 017*7t Attorneys for Plaintiff. 24th day ol October, 1911, by the Tax Address. Coqudie, Oregon. fi-3-5t