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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1913)
Jr* €JThe Herald, the old estab lished reliable newspaper si the Coquille Valley in which an “ad” always brings results T he C oquille H erald C O Q U IL L E , COOS C O U N T Y , O R EG O N , T U E SD A Y , D E C E M B E R 2, 1913. V O L. 32, NO . 10 CITY DIRECTORY Fraternal and Benevolent Orden ¡ fljob Printing—New presses new material and experienced workmen. A guarantee that Herald printing will please. P E R Y E A R $1.50 OREGON NEWS FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL WOOD BLOCKS FOB SI8EEI PAVING ATTACKS PURE AIR THEORIES SINOPSIS OF BRIEFLY TOLD MANY EVENTS Events of Interest Reported A A. M.—Ked U In r niirtinif ol A • F. Chadwick for The Herald After a Trip ty Europe, Retired Portland Lumberman Says Lodge N o . 88 A. F. A A. M.. at Masonic Hsll, every Sa urilay Wood Paving is Used on Heaviest Traveled \ n lullt in each uiontli oil or la-fore flo- (By J. E. Jones) >ull moon. C. W. E nihoutt . W. M. Streets—Lumbermen’s Opportunity K. Il, MAm Secretary. T H E SCRAM BLE FOB ‘ F R E E SE E D S. EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK 8.—Regular meeliug of Beulah Those Congressmeu who owe O E. • Chapter No. U, -»rullìi anil loartli A. W. Clark, a retired lumber -1 fully 1000 miles of paving is laid their mighty positions in part to Frutay evenings of «nuli un ntli, in Ma Transpiring in Oregon Boiled | their skill and artfulness in distrib man who has just returned from a every year. A street 40 leet wide sonic Hull. E ta P.AiiHuiv. W. M. Down to Least Number of uting “ free government seeds” are trip to Europe, gives the Portland from curb to curb will take from Revolutionary Ideas Advanc ed by W. Lair Hill The Smithsonian Institution has recently published a revolutionary memoir by Prof, Leonard Hill add several collaborators, entitled “ The Influence of the Atmosphere on oui Condensed for the Quick As- Health and Comfort in Confined similation of Busy Men and J o B B P lIIN K I t . P k .OPI.B8 '-0 0 . A main ever and again threatened by with Telegram an interview which con- 800,000 to 1,000,000 feet of lum- and Crowded Places.” Lines and Yet Make the Women— General Round- O. O. F —Coquille Lodge No.53,1. O. drawal of this piivelege, which dur tains food for thought on the part her in the form of wood blocks tor purpose of the memoir is to show • 0 . F., limi ts every Saturday night Subject Understood. Up of a Wide Scope n Odd Feltons Hall. ing the past year has been consid of the lumbermen of this coast, as each mile Should all streets be that the chemical quality of the air C. H. C lbavk », N. G. wrll as the citizens of the cities! improved with this material it in crowded acd stuffy rooms has J. S. L a WKBSCK, Sec. Pendleton will soon vote on the erably curtailed. The Department The great Eastern railroads are where much new pavement is being would mean a consumption of prac nothing to do with its ill effects, of Agriculture has taken a positive trying out many safety devices. AM1F. RKBFKAH LODGE, No. 20 commission form of government. stuud against the present modus op- laid. Mr. Clark thinks that with tically one billion feet of lumber and that, apart from the influence I. O. O. F. m -eta every second and fourth \Vodn-s luy nights in Odd Fellows Twelve thousand rabbits were erauda. These seeds cost $300,000 the adoption of progressive busi each year right in our own door- of infecting bacteria, the ventilation Archduke Josef Ferdinand, of Hall. E mily HKiisuY, N. G, killed recently ip a rabbit drive at Austria, has made 100 balloon voy a year, and the government experts ness methods in developing the yard and if you were to take into problem is essentially one of the A nnie L a » place , Sec. ages. Madras. temperature, relative humidy and field the manufacture of wooden account the amount of paving done / 1 IKHII.I.K KNC A M I’ " K NT, No. 25 Colonel J. B. Eddv, well known say that the money is largely a dead blocks for street paving could be France is experimentiug with in the East and Middle West, we movement of the air The ordinary I. O. O. F., meets t he first and third waste For many years the govern Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hull. throughout the state, is dead at ment supply has been inadequate, made a feature of commanding im- wouldn’t be able to make blocks tests of air for carbon dioxide ate armored areoplanes for use of the J. 8. B arton , C. I*. Portland. J . S.L awrbncb , Sec. and the result has been that the portance in the lumber industiy.1 last enough to supply the demand, declared to be worthless The per army. centage of carbon dioxide in the The public market at Grants A gas explosion in a Pittsburg seed houses of the couutry have Mr Clark is quoted, in part, as if we went at this thing right, n ig h t s ok P Y T iiiA s.-L vcurgua “ What the Pacific Coast lumber- worst ventilated room does not rise sewer did $500,000 damage last Lodge No. 72. meets Tuesday nights Pass is now a municipally owned dumped their old goods upon the follows: in W. I). W. Hall “ I took a three tmnth’s tiip men should d j is to organize a «hove o 5 or, at most, 1 per cent, Thursday. government to meet the shortage at K R. W atson , K K. 8. institution. ttbereas the normal concentration O. A. M intonyb , C. U. West Salem has adopted a charter laney pilots, aud these are the seeds through the East and through wood hl.j.k paving company with Turkeys for Thanksgiving sold of carbon dioxide in the lungs is Europe,” said Mr ( lir k , “ and I sufficient capital so that it could g< at from 25 to 32 cents a pound in fjY T H IA N SISTERS—Justus Temple prohibiting the council from lie«.n that “ ntver gio.t " In both II u-e- from 5 to 6 per cent of an atmos 1 No. 35, meets first and Third Mon sing saloons, Sin Francisco, of Congress the sted distribution found that in all the leading cities cut into the ci ies of the woild and day nights in W. O. W. Hall. thi East, among ilii-m New Yolk absolutely guarantee the merits and phere. The writeis adduce a great Mss. G b > h « k D avis , M. K. C. J. M. Engle, a large property own has been fought for years, and list Gold to the amount of $11,000,• number of experiments and obser M r s . F ubd L in b o a k , K. of It. tr ot Doughs county, has made an session it was 1 uly wi h the great Boston, Pliil u'e’phi 1 and Biltimire value of this mitetial for paving vations to prove that | e c.-ntages 000 was sent from New York to ED MEN—Coauille Tribe No. 4«. t. assignment. est difficulty that the appropriait >u and the foremost cities abtoad, in- purposes We could do just what Canada last week. O. R. M., meets every Friday night eluding till se of Germany, Italy, this company in L >ndon is doing. regarded as deletereou* or deadly Eleven hogs (torn one litter, was kept in 1 lie Agricul ural b.l . in W. O. W. Hall. J. **. B arton , Bach) ra. weighing 1990 pounds, were sold Secretary Houston Iras been up in Fiance, Belgium,Hoi! .nd England, develop an enoimously profitable by hygienists aie quite harmless. 1 he British superdreadnaught A. P. M iu . br , C. of U. They claim that it is also a fallacy Warsprite,which is to cost $14,000,- New Hampshire talking to the Na to assume that a diminished amount 000, was launched last week. W. A.—Regular meetings of Bea- at Carlton last week. . ver Camp No. 10.550 in M. AV . A. Oregon’s exhibit at the Chicago tional Grange aud he has empha of oxygen is harmful At noted A Greek sophomore at the Col Hall, Front street, first ami third S a t Land Show is pronounced one of sized bis coiulemnation of the pres Miraflores Locks In Panama health resorts in the Alps the bar lege of Pennsylvania is the strong urdays in each month. ent method of spending the enliie the best seen there. M. O. H a w k i n s . C o n sul. ometer stands at such a height that est man in the college world. appropriation in supplying ordina Canal Shown In Operation R. B. R o g b r s , V. O. the concentration of oxygen is far The sum realized from auto licen ry vegetable and flower seeds. In The American Society for Thrift N ed O. K b l l k y , C l e r k .^ less than in the most ill ventilated announces s Chicago that American ses in this slate for 1914 isexpected his uew estimate to Congress the N. A.—Regular meeting of Laurel room. One unfortunate result ot girls are more thriftty than boys . Camp No. 2972 at M. W. A. Hall, to reach $70 ,000, as against $56,000 Secretary has recommeuded that Front street, second and fourth Tues for ibis year. this fallacy is that the laws regard- One cent postage promises to be the usual appropriation of $300,000 day nightB in each month. ventilation of mines lusist on a high one of the live issues to be fought M ary K br n , Oracle. The Rogue river valley fruit for seeds be made available tor the E dna K e l l e y , Rec. block are laid right on the flat hard out by the regular session of con growers have organized to fight introduction and distribution of new surface of the base and the cushion gress. ...........................- - — ., No. 197, pear blight. O. W .— M y rtle Carni) and valuable seeds aud toreign for . meets meets every e v e ry Wednesday W ednesd at 7-30 is in the block itself. The theory in m. at W. O. W. Hall. The Pendleton Roundup now age crops This idea is in liue with The Public Service Commission Europe is that you must have a Ime Currie, C. C. maintains an office the year around, the intention of Congress when the of Seattle has ordered the street car J oh n I. en k v e , Sec. foundation,that will not shift. The free seed distribution was first estab company t > sell six tickets for 25 214, with a paid secretary. V ENI NOTI DE CIKCI.E No. blocks being sawed absolutely even cents. I# meets second ami fourth Monday The telephone system at Pendle- lished. The main idea at that time to begin with they would wear nights in W. O. W. Hall. was to secuje new and iare seeds leton will be greatly improved by The celebrated Cowper “ Mad- O ba X. M a u r y , (». N. even under any smouDt ot traffic aud plants from foreign countries M a r y A . P ier ce , C le rk . the Pacific States T. & T . Co. na and child,” by Raphael until they were practically gone, been purchased by American ARMERH U N IO N .— Regular m eet A terrific surf and the highest for introduction and distribution iu but when you begin to put a sand ings second and fourth Saturdays in tides in mauy years prevailed along this country, but the practice has dealers, cushion under Ibe block) aud if the each month in W. 0 . W. Hall. F r a n k B u r k h o ld er , Pres. the Oregon coast on Thansgiving gradually degenerated into a scram Lincoln Beachey tried the 1 sand washes away, you are starting O . A . M in t o n yr , Sec. ble lor “ more seeds” by the Mem day. loop-the-loop in an aeroplane I something that spells ruin to your bers of Congress. Deigo last week and did the ' r a t e r n a l a id no . 398 , meets the About 2500 women employed in pavement. second and fourth Thursdays each depat im iD l stores at Portland will T A K T ’ s OPINION OF “ E X P E R T E X without mishap. month at W. O. W. Hall. Good Suggestion AM IN ERS” M r s . C h a s . K v l a n d , Pres. be affected by the new ruling about Rev. John Stone, a weaif M r s . L ora H arrington , S ec. wages and hours. * eccentric Kansas man is on Two years ago the tender-heart (Port Orfer.l Tubus«-) Sound looking for a site to establish Governor West is endeavoring to ed President Taft was touched by Educational Organisations and Clubs I d u h i-eut is-lie of the Del Norte a new: holy city. acquire for the stale all private rights the appeals of Mrs. Morse ol New O Q U I L L E E D U C A T I O N A L at Latourelle falls, with a view to York, who succeeded in securing Argue Ihul paper iiinkts the sugges Several bills have been introduced LEAGUE—Meets monthly at the tion ■ hat :h<- counties o M ’oos, Uurrv High School Building during the school making it a state park. the release of her convict hqsbaud, in congress, to regulate the cold rear for the purpose ot discussing edu slid D ei N u ite st-u.d together id « storage business, since eggs went to Senator Lane is trying to get the Charles E. Morse, the banker and cational topics. uiiicd efToit for u Pacific Coast) recoid prices this fall. K en ^ A n d e r s o n , Pies. ice king, from the Atlanta prison. army engineers to prepare plans and E dna M in a r u , Sec. Highway. T h e s u g g e lion is a good It was found to Mr. Taft’s satisfac for a 40 foot channel At Schenectady, N. Y ., 14,000 one, mad the time »• i- never mure O KEEL KLUB—A business men’s specifications tion that Mr. Morse was dying, and men have walked out of the plant social organization. Hall in Laird’« from Portland to the sea. suspicion« tlmn ii is now. Duuug building, Second street. 01 the General Electric Co., aud a Dr. Homan, of Willamette Uni ill with su iueurable disease The A. J . S herwood . Pros. the iiixL two years ibe alleutiou of former President has felt very keen long struggle is feared. F red S l a g le , S e .. versity, says that the I. W. W. the world will be called to the Pa ly the fact that he was imposed up The New York Dock Commis . E. N okiun movement will fail, “ because com cific Coast states, aud thousands of on iu this instance, for during his P resid e n t; J . C . S a r a g e , S e cre tary mon sense will make it fail.” sion is planning to build a dry dock Photos copyrlghL 1914. by American Press Association. automobiles will be touring through recent visit to Washington tie re Farmers at Pendleton are trying IIESIC are the latest plrtures showing the Miraflores locks at the rsclfi« them. A more Scenic ride, uuder as at South Brooklyn capable ol tak Transportation Facilities ferred to the case, stating that end of the I’anama canal In operation These locks are not as large se favorable climatic conditions cannot ing a ship 1000 feet in length. out a variety of hard wheat import RAINS — Leave, south bound SI 00 a. ed from Alberta, in an effort to raise Morse, whom he had pardoned, is tlie (intun diamhers nt the other end or the "tdj; ditch.” but they ar« be found any where as the one aluug The Senate Democratic majority m. and 3SJ0 p. m. North bound nevertheless ns Interesting One of them shows a government tug apparently in excellent health, since ,0:40 a. m. ami 4 :40 p. m. a wheat ot higher milling qualities. has determined to have no holiday he was seeking to reestablish him used on the canal work going through one of the locks on Its way to the Cule- our coast, where the winter winds OATS—Six boats plying on the Co- Salem’s tax levy this year will he self in business “ in the state in bra cut Tile oilier picture shows the gates of one of the champers opening. are warm and the aummer winds recess unless the Administration These views were taken after a waterway had lieen established betweeu th« quille river afford ample accommo dation lor carrying freight and p*peen . 15 2 mills,as against it 5 mills last which he had committed a jieniten- two oceans by tin- blowing up of the Gamboa dike and the dynamiting of cool. Practically all of the wealth currency bill has been completed. gem to Bandoii nn I way points, ’louts ] year One mill of this is to make and influential men of Oregon and The ashes of seaweed to the Cue-arm ha slide III Culebra c u t leave at 7 :30, 8:30, 9:20 and 9:10 a. m. up for the loss of the saloon licenses tiary < ffense.’’ The conclusion by California own automobiles and amount of 1500 tons are exported and at 1 :00, 3:30 and 4 :4 > p. tc. the former President is that inas TAGE—J. L. Laird, proprietor. De Labor Commissioner Hoff com much as he did not act on the ap Ireland and Scotland, the principal j business and the wood blocks these will be found a unit iu favor yearly from Norway to Scotland, of such a road. A tri-county boost where they are used in the manu parts 5:30 p. m. lor I ions burg via plains that the employees on Myrtle Point,carrying tire United 'States the Multnomah county reals are plication for pardon until he had thoroughfares were without cx-ep : would absorb a great bulk of raw 11 g orgamz • Ii< n should l e formed facture of iodine. instituted a thorough investigation mail ami pasi-ngvrs. lion improved with wood block« i mateiiai for which we get little 01 an I the b ill staited rolling. A $75 clerk of the Farmers Loan OHTOFMUI*.— A . F. Litiegar, post- _ I 1 permitted to work more than eight to find out the truth through the This situation was mote strongly nothing now. The 0 mmnu or master. The mails close as follow,: | hours a day army mcdiial cotps, that the results ira p h izk d iu European countries lower grades of lumber make just' to an inch. The block ate tre.ittd A Trust Company, of New York, Myrlle Point 8:40 a. m . and 2:35 p. 111 . Deposits in the Portland postal shake ones faith iu ixpeit exam than lure. Not only the bu ines* | as good paving blocks as the dear with creosote just as ue do over succeeded in getting away with Marshfield 10:15 a. in. and 4:15 |>. in. $200,000 in gilt-edged bonds, which Ban-lo 1 and way points, Norway ami savings bank have increased $1000 iners. streets, where there is cnoimotisb mil where we are using only 15 to' here. Arago 12:45 p. ni. Eastern mail 4:45 a. m. Eastern mail arrives 10: a. ni. a day since Mav 8 h, an 1 the post GO VERN M EN T CON TROL <P T E L E H e a v y , ra ffio , but m a n y cf the most 20 per cent of the timlier now fot I “ My informant threw tip his he blew in at the stock market. master expects to pam the $1.000,- Governor Blease, of South Caro fa-iouable residence seciit-ns use clear lumtier we wt ulil increase this hands when I told I im how we PH ON ES 000 mark by March first. City and County O fficers What promi-es to result in far this i> pc of construction exclusively. to fully 8 1 per cent of the log it we laid wood liloi k povemetit over lina released on parol 100 convicts Baker plans to celebrate the ............A. T. Morrison ‘ Tu London, wheie I put in 10 converted the residue into wood here aud said that we ate 25 years on Nov 26 including r^murderers Mayor............ ..........J. S. Lawrence Holidays by a huge Christmas tree reaching legislation is the inquiry days,I spent a grent deal of my blocks, Recorder...... behind the time. So far as the con- aud 26 convicted of manslaughter. into tile telephone company cf the ..................It. H. Mast Treasurer City Attorney L. A. Liljeqvist erected al the intersection of her National capital, instituted by Sen time investigating the paving busi- “ All of these features m pressed concrete base is concerned the prac He has now released 900 convicts Engineer.........................P. M. Hall-la-wis two main streets, to be decorated ator Norris of Nebraska It was ness in com >any with the foreman me deeply aud Ud me to make a tice is about the same, but where in three years. Marshal............................ C. A. Everndrn Night Marshal................. John Hurley with colored electric lights many years ago that the coun- of the Improved Wooden Block thorough investigation of the mat- we lay a sand and concrete cushion Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst sailed Water Superintendent .8. V. Epperson Six companies of the Coast Anil not try was torn asunder by the facti Paving Company, of London. He ter. 1 he foreman of Ibis company j and then place the blocks on that, (or her home last week with $20,- Fire Cliie:..................... Walter Oerding Conncilmen — D. D. Pierce, C. T. Skeels Idry, O N. G , completed their that public officials profited from was superintending the relaying of said that his people were laying iu Europe they put in a concrete 000 as the result of her lecture tour W. C. Laird, G. O. Leach, W. H. Ly ons, Leo J. Cary. Regular meetings shoot for the bankers trophy at free railroad transportation and wood blocks in Trafalgar Square, wood block pavements in every 1 foundation and give it a smooth in this country, and which she Hrst and third Mondays each month. Eugene with the Sixth company, other sorts of gratuities. It now the heaviest traveled thoroughfare country in Europe And while the surface like a sidewalk with a will devote ¡0 the cause of militant of Cottage Grove standing highest appears that the telephone company in the world The old wood block intial cost is perhaps from 25 to 30 smooth crown to permit perfect suffrage in England. Justice of the Peace ....J. J. Stanley Constable....................... Ned C. Kelley The campaign to raise $40,000, at Washington has been extending pavement has been in service for per cant higher than the stone, as-1 drainage but use no cushion. The Uncle Sam is trying to secure the for a Y . M C A -b u ild in g at A - 10 -I special privileges to Senators. R e p - 1 over 14 years and the surface was phalt or concrete, the life of the i percentage of oxygen, and thereby County Judge ..................John T. Hall ria failed, only $ 20,900 being sub ! presentatives and other h gh offi- j »till perfectly smooth, but on ac- pavem ent is from 200 to 300 per increase the danger of mine explo the arrest of Ex-President Zelaya, Commissioners—W. T. Dement, Geo. J. scribed. This was all in small cials of the government, which count of not giving the street a pro cent longer and in addition to this sions. Finally, the widespread be of Nicaragua, who is supposed to Armstrong Clerk— ....... — .................. James Watson amounts, the big fellows failing to j have been denied to private subscri- per crown for drainage and because it is absolutely noiseless and dust- lief m the preseuce of an organic be in this country, aud who is wanted by the Nicaraguan govern Sheriff ....................................W. W. Gage come through as expected. Ijers, who in turn have been com the heavy traffic on either side had less, and the fact that wood blocks poison in expired air is equally er Treasurer_____________T. M. Dimmick ment on a charge of Murder. Assessor---------------------------T. J. Thrift The new race boat Oregon Wolf pelled to submit to stiff regulations worn the pavem ent down some- were being relaid was evidence roneous. The smells of crowded School Supt...............Raymond E. Baker Surveyor ........................ A._^._Gonld j y sank in the harbor at Portland and insolence from telephone offi what so that the water did not drain enough that it is the best ty|>e of rooms and the like are no indica The Nebraska State Railroad Coroner . _ .....................F. E. Wilson 1 _ ... . . . tion that the air is deleterious. Commission has commenced pro to the curb it had been decided to material to be used. Health Officer.... Dr. Walter Culin ¡Thursday w hile out for a Inal spin, cials, who assume that most rights renew the pavement. “ The deaths in the Black Hole of ceedings before the the Interstate All the “ The lumber used is fir brought ““ and Albert H Stone was drowned. of existence are centered iu them. Calcutta, the depression, headache, Commerce Commission against sev blocks removed were in a perfect from Norway and Russia and cutj It is very likely that the investiga I The owner, Johnnie Woll. and an from small trees, but unlike our j etc., in close rooms, ate alike due to eral railroads of the Northwest for Societies will g et the very best | other man aboard were picked up tion instituted by the Senate will state of preservation. "It is safe to say that on the small growth timber, the grain of heat stagnation; the victims of the a 1 eduction in the rate on lumber by a rowboat Spectators say the result in some interesting informa- PRIN TIN G boat turned over backward while (lion being secured in reference to Coast fiom San Diego to British the Norway and Russian fir is very | Black Hole died of he*t-stoke.” — from the milis of the West to points at the office of Coquille Herald in the middle West. rounding the buoy. (Continued on page 2) 'Columbia, and west of the Rockies, close, not less than seven or eight Scientific American. I M K R M R W F F K r B S P T THE NEWS IN TABLOID FORM