•¡The Herald, ¿he i-l«J estal»
lished reliable I iv «paper ol
the Coquille Va'ii-y 11 which
an “ a d " always ! 'g* resul
V O L . 31,
T he C oquille H erald
N O . 51
CITY DIRECTORY
Fraternal and Benevolent Orders
C O Q U I L L E , C O O S C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , T U E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 2, 1913.
SYNOPSIS OF
MANY EVENTS
To the Boys and Girls
PER Y E A R $1.50
List of Jurors
To Postmasters
f l jo b Printing— New presses
new material and experienced
workmen. A guarantee that
Herald printing will please.
OREGON NEWS
BRIEFLY IKED
Following is the list of jurors for
The earlier school fairs are already
the
term of Circuit Court now iu
being held and at the end of another
The attention of postmasters of small offices is here­
month most of them will be a matter by respectfully called to that provision o f the postal laws session:
F, P. Norton, Marshfield, mer­
of history. Every one connected which is given below.
The present managment o f the chant.
with the work is anxious that that
Herald has been endeavoring to straighten out the sub
Finley Schroeder, Norway, en­
history read satisfactorily. This
E. S.—Regular meeting of Beulah
scription
list, which is probably in worse shape than that gineer.
about the last oppoitunity wt shall
• Chapter No. 6, second and fourth
Friday evenings of each month, in Ma­
Jas. T. Evernden, Bridge,rancher
have to cal! your attention to your of any other publication in the United States or its insular
sonic Hall.
Condensed for the Quick As
H. W. Crouch, North Beud Transpiring in Oregon Boiled
exhibits for most o f your work has possession, without any exception whatever.
Statements
E va B arrow , W . M
similation of Busy Men anc already been done.
JOHKI'IC I N K U. P k OFJ.EH, SeC.
rancher.
Down to Least Number of
have been sent out to all names on the list. Somewhat
S. W. Van Zile, North Bend
W omen— General Round
O. O. F .—Coquille Lodge No. 53> 1. O.
Just a few words about exhibit to our surprise, quite a number of these letters have come
Lines and Yet Make the
• O. F .f meets every Saturday night
capitalist.
I p of a W ide Scope
ing. As we have often said, the
Subject Understood.
n Odd Fellows Hall.
back
4
‘returned
to
writer”
with
no
explanation
of
the
M. J. Harrison, Coquille, furni­
C. H . C ljcavks , N. G .
intrinsic value of the prize you are
T. S. L awhrnck , Sec.
This would indicate that the postmaster has ture dealer.
The trolley lines in Great Iiritiun competing for is o f little importance whyfore.
Hop picking is now in progress
RKBEKAH LODGE, No. 20 carried 3,127,000,000 passengers last compare J with the habits of industry never read his book of instructions.
Further it would ap­ Oscar Wickham,Coquille,laborer in tbe valley.
I. O. O. F., meets every secoml and year.
M. V. Malloy, Marshfield, livery
you are forming, and the experience pear that copies of the Herald have been going for an un
fourth Wednesday nights in Odd Fellows
The Portland rowing club will
Hall.
E mily H kusky , N. G,
The Navy will erect a wifeless you are gaining in learning how to known period to parties who have been gone away so long man.
hold a series of races on Sept. 6.
A nnie L a w r e n c e , Sec.
C. C. Going, Marshfield,
station at Panama, with a radius ol do some practical thing well. II
that the memory of the postmaster runneth not to the chant.
The governor’s special prosecutor
/"lO Q U IL L E ENCAMPMENT. No. 25 3000 miles,
\ott borrow something to show, or
L / I. O. O. F.", meets the lirBtand third
will investigate charges of Eiootleg-
contrary.
There
is
no
excuse
for
this.
The
book
of
in­
A. A. Nichols, Empire, laborer
Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall.
with a dash of orange juice into it take something to the fair you have
ging at Foster.
J. S. B a r t o n , C. P.
structions which Uncle Sam furnishes to every postoffice
E. E- Oakes, Bandon, real estate,
not
raised
or
made,
you
will
fail
to
The
arbitration
treaty
with
Japan
J . S.L awrence , Sec.
A 15-year old boy killed two
G. W. Norris, Fairview, rancher.
get the value out of it that you is one o f the clearest and most easily understook books
has expired.
NIGHTS OF PY TH IAS.—Lycurgus
black
bears within three miles of
should. Now, do not understand published in the English language.
The instructions are J. A. Collier, Coquille, capitalist Astoria last week.
Y Lodge No. 72, meets Tuesday nights
Many floating logs are reporte
J.
F.
Strong,
Myrtle
Point
in W. O. W. Hall.
along the coast and are considered me to say that you should not take so full and complete and couched in such language that
R . R . W a t s o n , K R. 8 .
No saloons can exist in Oregon
anything to the lair that is not en­ any one who can read can understand them, and there is rancher.
O. A. M in t o n y k , C. 0 .
a menace to navigation.
J. L- Barker, Fairview, rancher railroad depots since tbe new law
tirely
the
product
of
your
own
effort.
Y TH IAN SISTERS—Justus Temple
Automobiles may now enter the
no excuse for a neglect o f duty. The newspaper man has
E. L. Wood, North Bend teal weDt into effect yesterday.
Some of the fairs, especially those
No. 35, meets first and Third Mon­
Yosemite
Valley park, but motor­
estate.
day nights in W. O. W. Hall.
enough
to
attend
to
without
going
through
the
course
of
Professor Harrngton, of Pacific
that were arranged for late in the
Mss. G eorge D a v i s , M. E. C.
cycles are still barred.
Wra. Chandler, Myrtle Point, University, spent the summer learn­
season, do not require you to do all study necessery for him to become a clairvovant, and if
M r s . F red L in k g a r , K. of R.
The prisoners at the Atlanta, Ga
ing the art of building permanent
the work
Where this is the case the paper is not delivered he expects the postmaster to rancher.
ED MEN—Coauille Tribe No. 40, 1.
F. E- Glazier, North Bend, real roads.
O. R. M., meets every Friday night penitentiary run an extensive poul I would urge you to take everything
notify him o f the fact. In this connection, attention is estate.
in W. O. W. Hall.
try plant inside the iuclosure.
The fifth annual meeting of the
you can, under the rules, that will
J . S. B a r t o n , S a c h e m .
called
to the extract from the Act of May 12, 1910, which J. T. Collver, North Bend, laun
A machine gun mounted on the make a good showing. Take pride
A. P. M il l e r . C. of R.
Yamhill county Veterans’ associa­
rear of a Ford makes a flying bat­ iu assisting to make your fair a sue is printed on the back of Form No. 8578, and which runs dryrnan.
tion was held in McMinnville last
W. A.— Regular meetings of Rea-
W. G. Sellmer, Bandon, theater Wednesday.
,
10,550
in
M.
W
.
A.
tery
for a high Chinese official.
. ver Camp No.
cess. But where the rules require as follows:
Hall, Front street, first and third Sat­
Hereafter when copies of any publication o f the sec­ man.
Kaiser William is ssid to have that you do all the work yourself,
The building and other improve­
urdays in each month.
Augustus Hamilton,Myrtle Point
M. O. H a w k i n s . Consul.
joined the ranks of the teetotalers as they do at the state fair, do not ond class, mailed by the publisher at the pound rate or
ments
now in progress in Indepen­
R . B. R o g e r s , V. C.
and to have fallen back on lemonade try t9 evade them
We might de­ free in the county of publication, are undeliverable at the rancher.
dence excell anything noted In the
N ed O. K e l l e y , Clerk.
J. V. Hodson, North Bend,
history of that place.
The high record for an aeroplune ceive everyone but ourselves, but address thereon, the postmaster att he office of destination
N. A.—Regular meeting of Laurei
rancher.
.lamp No! 2972 at M. W. A . Hall, carrying a passenger is now 13,400
clean conscience is worth every­
Newspaper men are talking of
shall promptly notify the publisher of the fact, giving the C. B. Zeek, Bandon Insurance.
Front Btreet, second and fourth Tues­
feet, a little over two and one-half thing. If we never do the first little
erecting a memorial to Harvey
day nights in each month.
A. G. Boak, Bandon, clerk.
M a r y K e r n , Oracle.
dishonest trick, we will avoid a lot reasons therefor, and copies received five weeks after the
miles.
Scott on the grounds of Pacific Un­
E d n a K e l l e y , Rec.
Herman Hillyer, Marshfield, mer­
mailing
of
the
notice
to
the
publisher,
and
in
no
instance
o
f
trouble
in
this
life.
This
is
on
iversity at Forest Grove.
The quanity of u dural gas pro­
O. W .—Myrtle Camp No. 197,
the same principle as never taking until two successive issues thereof have been published, chant.
. meets every Wednesday at 7:30 duced from wells in Texas in 1912
Ray Henderson and Fred Schmid,
A. G. Thrift, Bandon, merchant.
p. in. at W. O. W. Hall.
was 7,470,373,000 cubic feet, valued the first drink to avoid being a shall, under such regulations as the Postmaster General
of Portland, Oregon, recently rode
J.
C.
Watson,
Coquille,
rancher.
Lee Currie, C. C.
drunkard. It is a safe rule.
at $1,405,077.
may prescribe, be separately returned to the publisher
J o h n L b n e v e , 8 e c.
C. A. Jamieson, Bandon, saloon their motorcycles to San Francisco,
Do not overlook the county and
making the trip in six days.
The
American
Locomotive
Com­
thereof
charged
with
postage
at
the
third
class
rate.
All
keeper.
a V KNINGTIDE CIRCLE
No. 214,
meets second and fourth Monday pany has given notice that it will district prizes at the State fair. It
Lightning set fire to a barn at For­
I.
T.
Weekly,
Coquille,
rancher.
nights in W . 0 . W. Hall. •
a fine thing to cultivate local laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act are here­
discontinue the manufacture of
est
Grove, and it was entirely des­
O ba X . M a u r y , G. N.
Alva
Warren,Coquille,
merchant.
(Act o f May 12, 1910.)
pride and patriotism. Team work by repealed.
M ar y A. P ie r c e , Clerk.
motor trucks.
troyed with its contents, a loss of
W.H.
Lyons,
Coquille,merchant.
aids in developing this spirit, so
ARM ERS UNION.— Regular meet­
$2000 for Henry Carstens.
The government will use 3,078,000 join with your fellows and do your
ings second and fourth Saturdays in
Caught
at
It
feet
of
Oregon
fir
in
the
construc­
The record price for Bartlett pears
eacii month in W. O. W. Hall.
part to help your district and your
F r a n k B u r k h o l d e r , Pres.
tion of a dry dock at Pearl harbor, county to have the banner exhibits.
shipped from Medford by the Pro­
O. A. M in t o n y k , S e c.
The Post Office Department has ducers Fruit Company, was received
Hawaiin Islands.
Co-operation is becoming more es­
r a t e r n a l a i d N o . sob , meets the
caught the Republican standpatters in Boston, being $3-22 a box, or
Canal
engineers
are
having
trou­
second and fourth Thursdays each
sential every day and you can not
iu sn illegal use of the frank for $2.31 f. o. b. Medford.
month at W. O. W . Hall.
ble in keeping the PHnama railroad begin too early in life to practice it.
M u s. C h a s . E v l a n d , P res.
the distribution of tariff literature.
M r s . L o r a H a r r in g t o n , Bee. on top of a bottomless quagmire in
Wishing you all success, and
In two hours and 25 minutes,
Several years ago tbe American
the Gatun river valley.
hoping lo meet a great many o f you
four Oregon City girls, armed with
Protective Tariff League compiled
Educational Organizations and Clubs
their lunch baskets and kodaks,
A new $40,000 dam across the at the Fair, I remain,
selections
from parts of several dif-
O Q U I L L E E D U O A T I O H A L outlet of Lake Tuhoe is to be con­
Yours for better boys and girls,
tramped the 15 miles to Portland
am
lerent
standpat
speeches.
As
a
part
LEAGUE—Meets monthly at the
N. C Maris,
Wednesday.
High Bchool Building during the school structed at once, with the consent
of the Congressional Record this
year for the purpose ot discussing edu­ of the United States government.
Field Worker Industrial Fairs.
Major Morrow has assured the
pamphlet was entitled under the
cational topics.
R e n a A n d e r so n , P i e s .
Port of Toledo officials that he will
Dr. Douglas Mawson, the Austra­
law
to
free
transmission
through
E d na M in a k o , Sac.
Farmer Favors Bond Issue
lian Antarctic explorer and five com­
the mails on the frank of some send the dredge Oregon to Yaquina
*v
*
V
f. ■ 4
- V- .' ;
O KEEL KLUB—A business men’ s
panions
were
rescue-1
from
Macqua­
member of Congress. It has been bay next month, as soon as her
K social organization. Hall in Laird’ s
■
r — - 2 - -—--fita.
y —y-ij
Chas J. Furhop of Lakeside was
building, Second street.
rie island just in time to save their
widely circulated by the Protective work is finished at Gray's hartxir.
A. J. S h e r w o o d , Pies.
here a few days this week on busi­
ives.
¿ k' í w — '•****-‘
■■'•.“ '7 7 :. * i
A Portland attorney claims that
Tariff League uuder tbe frank of
F red S lagle , See.
ness. He placed an order with Mr.
Senator Galliuger. There has been the law providing that wife t>eaters
The iatest military use made of
o m m e r c i a l c l u b - j . e . N orion
Wray o f Cooston for 23 Angora
President; J. C. S avage . Secretary the motorcycle is in Austria, where
included iu the pamphlet, however, may be given a dose of the whip­
goats which will he delivered here
other material which was not part ping post was repealed 1911, when
the two-wheeler aids in the quick
this fall
Mr. Futhop stales that
Transportation Facilities
of the Congressional Record, and tbe assault statue wa* re-enacted
laying of telephone nn 1 telegraph
while he would like to see ever pos­
R A IN S —I<eave, south liound 9:0 0 a.
which was, therefore, under tbe law, without that provision.
wires.
m. and 3:00 p. m. F
sible effort made lo improve the
uufraDkHble.
The Post Office De­
,0:40 a. m. and 4:40 p. m.
O. H. Skotheim of the Great
The production of coal in Kansas roads out his way, that he truly
partment has directed tfie pest office Western Land company, will leave
OATS—Six boats plying on the Co­ n 1912 ii.creased from 0,178,728 hopes the county bond issue will
quille river afford ample accommo­
at New York, where these pam­ shortly for the Oregon coast, where
dation lor carrying freight and pascen short tons, value-1 at $9,472.572, in carry and that the road projected
phlets were being mailed, not to he will look for a site for a Norwe­
gers to Bandon nn I way points. Boats 1911, to 0,980,182 tons, valued at
the Coos County Good Roads
accept any more of them
leave at 7:30, 8:30, 9:20 and 9 :i0 a. m.
gian colony of more than too fami­
$11,324,130
be completed at an early date
He
and at 1 :00, 3 :30 and 4 :43 p. nr..
lies which will immigrate to Oregon
believes the bemfit 10 ihe county
Coal on the Siuslaw
TAGE—J. L. Laird, proprietor. De­
It is now proposed to greatly in­
in the near future.
parts 5 :3 0 p. m. lor K we burg via
will
be
a
benefit
to
his
farm,
though
Myrtle Point, carrying the United Slates crease the size of lifeboats for ocean
he
is
many
miles
from
the
route
of
(Florence
West)
On the 9th day of September,
liners, giving them gasoline power
mail and pasengers.
the
ptojected
roa-1.
—Norih
Beud
Frank
Ferguson
has
been
en-
913,
a special election will t>e held
OSTOFFICE.— A. F. Linegar, post­ and making them capable of carry-
Harbor.
gaged tor some lime past al dig­
Jackson county to determine
master. The mails close as follows:
ng 250 passengers.
Myrtle Point 8:40 a. m. and 2:35 p. m.
ging a tunnel into the mountain in whether the county court shall is­
Marshfield 10:15 a. m. and 4:15 p. in.
The production of coal in Texas
search of coal. He is now in about sue bonds and provide for perma­
Bandon and way points, Norway and
How to Wash Autos
1912 passed the 2,000,000-ton
Arago 12:45 p. m. Eastern mail 4:45
130 feet aDd is working steadily in nent road construction, to the a-
a. m. Eastern mail arrives 10: a. m.
mark, with a value at the mines of
hopes
of making a good strike.
According to Frank W . Cole,
mount of $500,000.00.
P h o t o b y A m e r ic a n P re ss A ss o cia tio n .
$3,055,744. These figures are
He has already found three veins,
head o f Ihe Buick Company’s paint­
City and County Officers
H. T . Shelley, the cigar dealer
LEASE imagine 17,000 trained gymnast«, all clothed alike. In action at
cord breakers for the State.
ing department, the greatest trouble
one time on an immense field. To the stra in s of luub I c th e y g o two of them being about three feet in the lobby of tbe Board of Trade
............. A. T. Morrison
The great steamship Imperator in keeping up the appearance of a
through their calesthenlc movements with perfect rhythm and prac­ while in the other the coal is about
R ecord er.............. ............ J. 8. Lawrence
building at Portland, expressed a
tically as one man. Such an Inspiring sight was witnessed recently at four feet thick.
................ 'R. H. Mast caught fire in the provision room car is that motorists abuse the var-
wish for a nice cat, and his friends
I^elprlg, Germany, when more than 100,000 athletes took part In games and
Mr. Ferguson is an experienced
ish by not knowing how to remove co n te s ts there. The picture shows a section of the 17,000 as they appeared on
....... P. M. Hall-Lewis while lying at the dock in HobokeD,
got together and rounded up over
...........
C.
A.
Evernden
Marshal...............
but the llames were extinguished dirt from the body. If mud forms the field. A gigantic stadium was built to seat the spectators, which was four miner and is very confident there
fifty felines and turned them loose
Night Marshal......
John Hurley
the car it should be removed times ns large as that at the Olympic games at Stockholm. This stadium Is is lots of coal in that vicinity. The in his place of business while he was
Water Superintendent .S. V. Epperson after considerable damage was done
permanent
The
Olympic
games
in
1016
will
be
held
there.
Fire Chie!
................. Walter Oerding
place where he is working is close
The quarrying of granite is one immediately. Mud should be wash­
out.
Conncilmen—D. D. Pierce, C. T. Skeels
to a railway surver and only a short
W. C. Laird, G. O. Leach, W . H. Ly­ of the big industries of the country. ed off before it dries on.
Portland Superintendent Aider-
ons, Leo J. Cary. Regular meetings
distance from the end of one of the
In the event of the mud becoming
first and third Mondays each month. During 1912, according to E. F.
man
has received a communication
tunnells
on
that
line.
Burcbard, of the United States Sur­ dry it should be softened with water
from a teacher in New York state
W
.
S.
Butler
has
also
commenced
by
a
stream
being
plaved
upon
it
Justice of the P eace......... J. J. Stanley vey, the production in the United
Constable........................... Ned C. Kelley
digging in search of coal on Maple asking the department to send ma­
but too much force should be avoid­
States was valued at $20,234,041.
Then
Read
this
Exraordinary
Imaginative
Showing
of
the
terial for a debate on the subject:
Creek.
ed. A stream that spurts to a
County Judge ................. John T. Hall
The Pennsylvania and Lehigh
“ Resolved, That the state of Oregon
Real
Line
o
f
Descent,
by
Charlotte
Perkins
Gilman
coarse
spray
is
best,
and
enough
Commissioners—W . T. Dement, Geo. J.
New Mortgage Law
Valley railroads recently built a
has a tetter school system than the
Armstrong
time should be spent at the work so
C lerk.............. ........... .......James Watson bridge a mile long, having a 264
state
of New York.”
father
who
was
an
eminent
jurist
I
had
been
taught
to
revere
my
that the mud will soak up and drop
Sheriff ..........
W . W. Gage
The following is an extract from
foot draw, in 12 days, to take the
Treasurer..................... T. M. Dimmick
aDd a grand uncle who w as a major-
A
party
of 25 business men of
off of itself. After everv bit of mud ancestors, and did so.
the new mortgage law which goes
Assessor...............
T. J. Thrift place of the bridge over Newark
has been flooded off a chamois cloth
Ours was an Old Family. We general. Back of that was a great­ into effect on Jan. 1 1914: “ Any Portland accompanied Samnel Hill,
School Supt............ Raymond E. Baker
Su rveyor........................
A. N. Gould bay, which was burned.
should be applied. Motoristsshould bad a Genealogical Tree, several grandfather who was a leading di­ mortgage shall conclusively t>e per- the good road expert, and the Mult­
Coroner
.......................... F. E. Wilson
A
flight
was
recently
made
across
be
careful of the soap used in wash­ Coats of Arms, and a Gallery of vine, and one who was a governor. sumed to be paid, satisfied and dis­ nomah County Commissioners on
Health Officer........ ..... Dr. Walter Culin
Back of that I could enumerate charged after ten years have elapsed an automobile tour along tbe Ore­
the English channel in the new ing, as some brands take off the Portraits.
Dunne self-balancing aeroplane, and lustre of high finishes Soft soap
There were also Books, Records, many great names, signers o f the from the date of maturity of the gon shore of the Columbia river,
Societies will get the very best
the aviator claims that the problem has proved to be the best. The Robbings, and a mass of documan- 1 Declaration of Independence, Col­ mortgage and alter that time no | for the purpose of mapping out a
of automatic stability has been solv­ same kind of polish used for pianos tary evidence as to tbe excellence onial Governors, RDd the like; and action, suit or proceedings shall E>e new route for the Columbia River
P R I N T IN G
ed. The new machine is shaped and high-class cabinet work is best and dignity of my ancestors.
as soon as we crossed the ocean maintained tor the foreclosure of Scenic Highway to connect Port­
at the office of Coquille Herald
same.”
like a letter V and has no tail.
adapted for use on motor cars
land with Hood River.
More immediately I had a grand-1
(Continued on Page 2)
F. A A. M.—Regular meeting of
• Chadwick l/Mlge No. 68 A. F. & A
M.. at Masonic Hall, every Su;unlay
night in each month on or before the
full moon.
C. W . F spicott , W. M.
It. li. M vbt , Secretary.
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