Mrs. Harwood, Jessie’s mother
Alice Stanley
Mr. Harwood, Jessie’s father
A. D. S.
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Toilet Luxuries
Majestic Lilac Talcum Powder
Majestic Violet Talcum Powder
Baby Talc
Unscented, borated,a
necessity for the nur
sery.
Peroxide Cream
A mild bleach sooth-
ind and refreshing to
the skin.
KNOWLTONS DRUG STORE
George Oerding
This ia the old comedy, “ Thank
Goodness, the Table is Set ” The
writer once had the good fortune to
see it given by Daly’s o d stook oom-
p.uy, with Ada liehau, John Drew,
Mrs Gilbert John Gilbert, James
Lewis and Virginia Harned in tbe
cast. While it cannot be said that
our local boys and girls quite
equaled the work of this, probably
tbe greatest stock company ever
seen together in America, yet they
handled their parts remarkably well,
with great naturalness and self-pos
session.
As a whole, the entertainment
was a tine showing for the class and
speaks well for the natural taleutof
the young people as well as tli» abil
ity of Miss Gwinn as an instructor
The Coquille Herald
City Council
his wronged sire, too late to save
life. Though it quieted hostilities,
At the city couDt-ii meeting last
'P U BLISH ED E V E R Y TUESDAY
it could not summon back, through
evening II. A. Youug was appointed
Entered as second class matter May the cold wounds ot fratricidal strife,
8, 1905. at the post office at Coquille, those souls which went out in hate recorder pro tern, t serve until the
Oregon, under act of Congress ol March
return of Recorder Lawrence, who
and bitterness.
8, 187».
is away for the week. As the combi
The workers will go back to their
f>. C. I.EVA R, Lessee.
nation was inadvertently thrown on
jobs, when the treaty ol labor aud
the big safe last ev mug, tbe rec
Devoted to the material and social'
upbuilding of the Coquille Valley par capital is sullenly confirmed— for ords were not available this morn
ticularly and of Coos County generally. workers breed like rats in wharlage,
ing, but Mr. Youug gives tbs Her
Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance
aud families must be led. It is tbe
ald the following data of tbe meet
Rockefellers, tbe Morgans, the
Phone Main 354.
ing:
scions of that system which rides
In tbe matter of the right of way
We publish in another column a America as the Old Mau bestrode
for the pipe line of the cit water
communication from a citizen whose Siubad, who aloue may afford not
works, Aason Bros, expressed Horn
nerves have been somewhat aflect- to have families—and who are,
selves willing to giant tbe right of
ed by the necessity ot often climb therefor, providentially blessed wiib
way across their laud on condition
ing over the rail and hanging by | tbe earning increment ol teu million
that
it was not to be fenced. It was
his hands over the edge of the Moul toilers
determined to commence condemna
ton street bridge to avoid the dan
Like the hooligan on tbe road, tion proceedings for the right of
ger of being run down by passing , but lar more luxuriously equipped
automobiles. Uuder those circum for travelling, the profound gillies way across the land of the Southern
Oiegon Co.
stances we think he should be giv who own the coal iniues, the oii
Engineer Hall-Lewis
reported
en room in these columns to make fields, the transportation tacilities,
that
it
woulel
cost
$170
to
redeck
his holler. We wish to say, howev and all the coucomitants of necessi
er, that so far as our observation ty to the masses— ‘ don’ t kuow tbe city dock, and the matter was
hos gone, on the main business where they’ re going, but they’ re left to the street committe and en
gineer with power to act.
streets of the town the auto drivers on the way!”
In tbe matter of the flatiron piece
are almo stuniversally moderate in
Someone, with voice ol biass and
of
ground at C street, C. R . Peek,
their speed and careful in their lungs of buffalo-leather, should tell
in
behalf of Mrs. Alice McDonald,
driving. It is with extreme rarity them the old nurse’s tale of the
that we see a machine driven on Goose aud the Golden Egg- For offered to take $250 fer the relin
the main streets in a manner that if ever avarice defeated its own quishment of her claims, as a coun
looks at all dangerous, aud when eods, it is in Ameiica, here aud ter proposition to the city’s offer
that happens it is usually an auto now, slaying those enterprises en of $150.
In the matter of street paving, a
from some other town. This is on-1 trusted to capital bv the public,
long
discussion was iudulged iu by
ly justice to our local drivers; and while smoothing the way for gov
while on the subject it may be said ernment-ownership and a practical representatives of tbe Coos B a y
Paving Co , the Lon rston Construc
that we have some ladies in this socialism.
tion Co. and the Warner Construc
town who handle their autos in a :
Those gifts the gods give they tion Co. the last advocating the bi-
way to excite the liveliest admir may also take back. It is written tulithic pavement. Tbe council Anal
ation. We m aybe mistaken, but! that tbe people are destined to re ly officially resolved in favor of the
we believe that Coquille lias less gain their birthright through the use of a concrete base with a 2-inch
covering of bituiniuous rock, for tbe
kick coming on its auto drivers than blind lolly of tbeir beneficiaries.
improvement now in contemplation.
any other towu in the county.
Adjournment was taken until Thurs
day evening, when declaration! of
The Public Speaking Class
intention to pave are expected to be
S H A M E OF C O L O R A D O ’ S
Give Fine Entertainment made.
COAL FIELD
New Railroad Scheme
The Public Speaking Class of the
(Gold Hill News)
Young Rockefeller, true whelp H ig h School, of which Miss Pearl
from the thin loins of his preyitig Gwinn is instructor, covered itself
sire, spoke characteristically o f “ div- ] with glory Thursday evening at the
idends” when faced with the bru entertainment given in the Masonic
tal tacts of the Colorado coal strike. hall. The attendance was good ,the
Confronted by a condition that hu seats being practically all taken,
miliates America and shames civil and even the lon g wait unlil after
ization, the chap who recently nine o'clock, when the orchestra ar
wanted to save working girls Irom rived did not exhaust the patieuce
prostitution by an analysis of mo of the audience, who received each
tive—as keen and critical as a vivi- number with lively appreciation The
sectionist’ s—quoted dividends and speaking program was as follow s:
Music .......
........ Coquille orchestra
refused to arbitrate
Conditions which drive men to Appeal in Behalf of Ireland,Geo.Oerding
By F. S. Prentiss
rise in tebellion against their wage- Sisterly Scheme.........
Verna Phillips
masters, also drive daughters of the
By H. C. Bunner
rebellious to that very fate from The Lie
Alice Stanley
By Annie H. Donnell
which Junior declaimed his desire
Geneva Robinson
to save them. Coudition and result Knee-deep in June
By J. W . Riley
*re as inseparable as the sire and Monologue (Marble Dream)
son are from the boodle of their
Mary Fusonne
practical career as economic pirates.
By Emma D. Banks
When the Rockefellers have Courting Under Dilliculties.Olive Howey
Selected
solved the cause of strikes— which
Rosa ...............................Perry Lawrence
they have no apparent desire to do
Selected
— they will also read the riddle of Monologue (Obliging the Landlady)
why many girls go wrong
Both
Julian Leslie
By Charles D. Hickman
are protests— or largely so—agaiust
Ben Hersey
economic conditions it once uiinat Curse of Regulus
Special Music
Coquille Orchestra
ural and intolerable
Patrick Henry’s Address
Earl Leslie
The blackened aud
blond-. The Soldier’s Reprieve Stella Oerding
smirched history of the Colorado AMatrinonial Experiment,Beulah Price
By Thomas Dixon Jr.
coal strike is old stuff iu American
Naomi Knowlton
industrif 1 annals
Again we have The Swan Song
The yo u n g people all did well,
staged the ineviti ble ttagedy of
wronged woikers and pursey pluto even the heavier selections being ef
crats. Militiamen, boys of the com fectively delivered W hile extended
mon soil and the people, have giv mention is impossible here, it may
en their lives lo tile defence of a he said that Geneva Robinson's ren
system that lias outlawed ¡¡self by dering of R iley’s "K n e e Deep in
the violation of all codes of justice ' June” was a perfect gem . The very
and lair dealing From the lean ri spirit of the H ooai.r poet's delight
fles of the state they have issued, I ful, lazy verse was brought out in
all its cliaim, aud this number was
not stones but bullets for bread
If there is a reason for the hid- j greeted with the most enthusiastic
ecus menace of I W .-W -ism, for applause o f the evening.
The playlet, under the name of
the anar<.hial trend toward dark
“
The
Obstinate Faiuilv,” was given
th light and darker deeds, for the
growth of a fighting Socialism- by the follow ing cast:
James, a servant
Julian Leslie
look for it here!
Lucy, a servant
Mary Fusonne
The interposition
of federal
Henry Harford, a Newlywed
authority by
{’ resident Wilson
Perry Lawrence
came, like Bernardo del Carpio to Jessie Harford, his wife, Verna Phillips
J. W. Perkins, of Roseburg, was
in tbe city last Saturday eveuing
aud met with about 15 of our uiti-
zena at a meeting called by the Com
mercial Club at the city hall.
Mr.
Perkins is visiting the county to
consult the people here regarding
a scheme for the construction of a
railroad from Roseburg to Coos
Bay. Hb states that Roseburg pro
poses to issue city bonds to tbe
amount of $300,000 for the launch
ing of the project, am! he wants to
know how much moral and financial
support can be expected from Coos
couaty. Tbe scheme seems to be
cone'derably hazy as yet, as it is
conceded that even Roseburg would
havr to amend her charter before
su u a bond issue could be made
L. H . Hazard presided over the
meeting here. He assured Mr. Per
kins of the moral support of our
people for any project that gave
promise of tbe actual construction
of such a road, but said that the fi
nancial end of it required considera
tion, as Coquille as a citv bad on
hand abou' all she could comfort
ably attend to in that line. On ac
count of the email number present,
no definite action was taken, but
tbe project will be given further
consideration bv the Commercial
Club.
----------------------
May Give Service
The Herald is informed by W. J.
Rust that W, F. Miller, of the local
railroad is trying to make some ar -
rangemrnt with the Marshfield city
council whereby the requirements
as to the street car service in that
city may be modified in such a way
as to release the motor car from the
necessity of making hourly trips
and give it sufficient lime to make
a trip to Myrtle 1’oiut in the morn
ing and another in the late after
noon. In that case the regular
passenger train would make a trip
in the middle of the day, giving «
a much improved service between
Myrtle Point and the Bay cities
It is stated that, as tbe car is not
now paying expenses, the S P. will
not provide another fof the run to
this s.de, and tbe only solution
aeerns to Ire to give the ear new in
service a chance to make the trip-1
Teacher«’ Examinations
D.D.D.
0
OUT
i r j est Stock of Shoes in Coquille
$5000 STOCK OF SHOES
W e Mean Business
And have the shoes. Now it's up to you if you want to save money
in buying shoes for yourself or family for spring, summer or winter.
We have shoes of every description and it will pay anyone to buy
shoes enough for a year or longer because never again will you have
the opportunity to buy shoes such as our stock consists of at such
ridicously low prices.
Latest Styles,Best Qualities
That’s what our stock consist o f; over 3,500 pairB of fine shoes—no
old stock but shoes that were bought within the last year and over
$1500 worth of new spring styles just received—do you realize what
an opportunity you have to get stocked up on shoes for a year or more?
Be an Early Bird
And come while we have all the different styles. It wont take long
for these shoes to go, and the first come the first served.
W e can
fit you now but we can’ t say that later on.
Everyone Welcome
Whether you buy or not we are proud of these shoes and feel pleased
to show them to anyone, whether they buy or not, and every custo-
imer buying a pair of shoes during this sale will not only go away sat-
stied but highly pleased. If not, we are here to make good,
and
those who .hink they are dissatisfied are welcome to return the shoes
and get their money back.
11 A lot 5 sec 2 tp 25 s r ¡3 w w m.$1,376
Bennet Trust Co. to Geoige Wincsor
war deed lot 20 blk 7 Bennetts Bandon
Beach.
$ jo
Clerks W ho Know How
To fit shoes and satisfy customers, will be i t your service. W e have
engaged the services of Mr. Paul Skeels during this sale so that
everyone visiting our store will feel that there is a man handling the
goods who knows every shoe in stock and knows the business from
Albert Aberson et ux to Coqmlle
Lund Co. Inc. q c deed lots 6 A 0 dk
63 Notleys add to Coquille.
$1
April 22
R e T drane
W . E. Hoaglund et ux to Clin lee
Lapp war deed lots 15 A 18 t.lk 50 K il-
ro.ul adil to Marshfield
$10
Marshfield Realty A Trading Co. to
Coos Hay Camp No. 1911 W. O. W . q e d
lot 2 blk 15 Marshfield, as platted by
W in. Hall.
$1
Sue esser lo Skeels & Son
Coquille, Oregon L
EE3EEEEEQE
Q EH
U . S. of A. to Otto Z. Thou ion
patent lot 5 ee}4 of nw.1» A bw J^ of n 1 $
sec 2 twp 24 a r 12 w w nr.
April 23
Ina Holm et vir to Meta A. Hoy q c
deed lota 6 7 12 A 13, blk 51 Coos I ay
Plat B.
10
\
I WILL GIVE $1000
ANY LUMP IN WOMAN’S BREAST
settlement thereof are hereby notified
to appear and file the same on said date
and at said time.
Dated this 9th day of May 1914.
F rank L. L owe ,
Growth of Business Will
Cause no Power problem
(
if your power is electricity supplied by the
Oregon Power Company.
Electric motors cost less per unit o f energy
and require but a fration of the space requir
ed by other units.
Maintainance and up-keep on motors are
negligible..
With Central Station electric service your
business can enlarge indefitely—adding motors
as needed. This company is always ready to
serve your power requirements.
Central station service is elastic. It is adapt-
to every power need, great or small.
As to
economy, telephone 71 and let us show you
how much Central Station service will save you.
III WOMAN'S BREAST
Reported for The Herald by the Title
Guarantee and Abstract Co.
General Merchandise
Skeels’ Old Stand
W m . B. Fisher to Jay 11. Upton q c
deed
of
A ne
of re l4 sec 38
tp 25 s r 11 w w in.
10
writer has seen many o f these in
W . E. Miller et ux to N. C. Mcly od
stances himselt and has heard many q e deed land in parcel “ T” Belt Line
complaints made byothers.lt forcibly Railway right of way, Koos Bay plat E.
10
brings before me the question, ‘ Have
N. C. McLeod et ux to Baxter Rid : n-
pedestrians any rights on the public
son q c deed land in parcel “ T ” 1 alt
streets and bridges?” If so, then Line Railway right of way Koos I ay
these rights should be protected by
8. B Catbcart lo Baxter Robinson q
a rigid enforcement of existing laws c deed lota 1, 5 A 6 blk 12,A 37, 38 A 39
and ordinances and, if no such or kbl 16,A lots 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 blk 4 A
dinances existj then sufficiently lots 3 A 4 blk 18 Steamboat add to Y r-
row. Lot 24 blk 25 Glasgow.
<10
comprehensive laws should at once
be enacted and enforced. A driver
may be ever so good and vet his
car suddenly get beyond control o r '
an accident may occur to the steer
ing mechauisrn and the car swerve
toward the side ot the street or
’ALWAYS BEGINS a SMALL LUMP 11“ E
bridge, thus endangering persons THIS and ALWAYS P O I S O N S DEEP GLANDS
passing, and, even though no one IN THE ARMPIT AND K I L L S Q U I C K L Y
is hurt the pedestrian may be fright
ened to surh an extent that serious
results follow.
IF I FAIL TO CURE any CANCER or TUMOR
It is the writers belief that strin
I TREAT B EFO R E it Poisons Bona or Deep Glaniit
gent measures should be adopted by
No KNIFE or PAIN
our common council to suppress No Pay Until Cured;
this increasing evil. The Moulton N o X R a y or o t h e r
S w in d le .
A n is la n d
street bridge is a natural speedway p l a n t m a k e s t h e e u r o
ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE
since being redecked and I appre A n y TUMOR. LUMP o r'
8 o r e o n th e li p ,, fa c e
ciate that it is considerable of a or b o d y l o n g is (’ sneer
It Never Pa!r.s u n t il last
temptation to drivers to "let h e r1 stage. 120 PAGE BOOK
sent free; testimonials o f
out another notch” when they thousands cured at home
I fK IT E T O S O M E
strike its smooth planking and |
straight-away course, but if our or I a C A N C E R . W e r e fu s e t h o u s a n d s D y l n f i ,
dinances prohibit such speed then C am e Too L ate. W e h a v e c u r e d 1 0 ,0 0 0 in 2 0 y r e »
these laws should he enforced and Address DR. & MRS. DR. CHAMLEY & CO.
A 436 VALENCIA S T ., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
all drivers compelled to conform.
I hope this matter will be taken K IN D L Y M A IL this to some one with C A N C ER
up and given proper attention Ire-
Notice of Final Settlement
fore serious accideut compels such a
course
In this case an ounce of
Notice is hereby given that the under
prevention is worth more than signed Administrator of the estate of
David J. Lowe, sr. deceased has filed
many tons of cure, and no action his final report with the County Court
can bring back a life sacrificed by of Coos County State of Oregon, ntd
that the judge thereof has set Mond. y
the carelessness of auto drivers, and the 6th day of July at the County Court
no small pirt of the responsibility room in the Court House Building at
Coquille City Coos Countv Oregon, at
of such an accident will rest upon the hour of ten o'clock A M. of said day
as
the time and place for the hearing
our council and city police.
o f objections thereto and of the settle
Respectfully submitted
ment thereof. Now all persons having
objections to said final report and the
ONE OF T H E DODGERS
REAL E STA T E ' TRANSFERS
,C^
CLOSING
Instant Relief
55 Skin Troubles
Editor Herald:
Kindly inform me through the
columns of your valued paper,
whether or not there is an ordinance
in the City ol Coquille limiting the
speed of automobiles within the city
limits. I was under the impression
that such an ordinance had been
enacted by the council but, judging
from the speed.at which I have seen
cars traveling in the streets, I am
left in doubt.
It is a common occurrence tor
cars to travel on the Moulton street
bridge as well as some of the paved
streets at a speed of over 25 miles
an hour and <n some cases I am
sure they were going at a rate e x
ceeding 35 miles an hour. The
QBE
JL
Shoes cir Shoes
Notice is hereby given that the
County Huperiuteudent of Coos
—fo r 15 ¡/ran
County, Oregon, will hold the reg
The Standard Skin R em edy
ular examination of applicants for
State Certificates at Coquille, as
follows:
Commencing Wednis lay,June 17,
1914 at 9 o’clock a. ro , and rnntiu-
The Guaranteed Remedy
urug until Saturday June 20. 1914,
C. J. FUHRMAN, DOST.
at 4 o ’clock p. ur.
Wednesday Forenoon
Writing, U. S. History,Physiology swj^ of nej^.n), of aej^ of oel4 of i eki
we 28 tp 28 a r 14 w.
$2,>00.
Wednesday Afternoon
John A.Hamblock to Carman & Critea
Physical Geography, Rending, Com
Lumber Co. q. c. deed, land in sco 9
position, Methods in Reading,
twp 28 s r 15 w w m.
$1
Methods iu Ariibmerio.
Thursday Foienoou
John A. Hamhlock to Southern i re-
Arithmetic, History of Kduca'ion, gon Lumber Co. war deed, lamia iu eec
Psychology, Methods in Geogriplry. «eca 9 &16, tw p 28 a r 14 w w m. $1500
Thursday Afternoon
April 21
Grammar, Geography,American Lit
Pearl S. Park et vir to Oro E. Laird
erature, Physics, Methods iu
war deed lota 1 A 2 blk 17 Border &
Language, Thesis for Pri
Benders add to Myrtle Point.
$10
mary Ceitifiiate.
Chas A. Iteiley et ux to Emma Jatin
Friday Forenoon
Theory aud Practice, Orthography, j b & 8 deed, w'_. of swt^ & n e'4' of aw1.
A ew >4 of nwJa of nw '4 sec 20 twp 25
English Literature, Chemistry
s r 12 w w in.
10
Friday Afternoon
Stale of Oregon to David Wilcox el al
School
Law, Geologv, A'g b.a,
war deed tide lands fronting lot 2 sec 12
Civ it Government.
A lots T A 2, sec 35 tp 24 s r 13 w w m.
Saturday Fonuoon
Geometry, Botany
$10 94
Saturday Afternoon
State of Oregon to David Willcox et
General History, Bookkeeping
al war deed tide lauds fronting lot 2 sec
Doesn’t Like Dodging
'
OREGON POW ER CO.
>>:
U N IVERSAL PERCOLATORS
*
The pateuted valves and pumping process extract a
greater amount of coffee essence and make a more
delicious beverage than is possible with other kinds
Pure Aluminum: 6 Cup $2.75, 8 Cup $3.25
Extra Glacs Tops 10c
JH . O . A N D E R S O N
List Your Property With
P acific Real Estate Co.
Farm Lands, Timber Lands, Residence and
Business Property. Houses for Rent
M. M. Young, Manager
F. C. Stone, Secretary
C o q u ille , O re g o n
Administrator o f the estate
of D avid J. L owe Sr. deceased.
5-
12-5t
> «• > .
plat thereof on file and o f record In the
April 20
IN THE CO U N T Y COURT OF THE
office o f the County Clerk of said Coos
W . L. Green et ux to A. M. Odell war ,
ST AT E OF OREGON IN AN D
County.
deed various lots in Amended plat of
That the terms of said sale shall be
FOR T H E COUNTY OF
Breakwater Add to Bandon $10.00
for cash or credit, to-wit: either all
COOS.
cash, or one-half cash at time of sale
Caroline Owen Dungan et vir to A.
N otice of P rivate and one-half in not more than one or
P. Owen q c deed n14 of lot 7 blk R
or two years time, with intei est at not
Western Add to Marshfield $1.00
less than 6 per cent per annum, interest
ler, Deceased.
J
K ntate
payable semi-annually.
A. P. Owen to Caroline Owen Dungan
Notice is hereby given that un lcr a,id
That any offers for same may he pre
war deed n'., of lot 8 blk R Western by virtue of authority given me. by i.n sented at the office of Geo. P. Topping
order of the County Court for O >s at Bandon, Oregon, or sent there by
Add to Marshfield $5.00
County. Oregon, duly made and entered mail.
Pete Menegat et ux to C. G . Magnus o f record in the Probate Journal of said
This notice is published in the Co
war deed lols 21 to 25 Ten Mile Lake Court on the 5th day of May. 1914, I
quille Herald for four successive weeks
shall from and after the 10th day of
Gardens $1000
• >r five times, the first May 12. 1914,
June, 1914, offer for sale and sell at
Geo. P. Laird to W . Green war deed private sale, the following described and the last June 9, 1914, by order of
the Hon. John F. Hall, County Judge,
various lots in amended plat of Break real estate belonging to the estate of
as above mention -d.
Martha J. Nosier, deceased, to-wit: a
water Add. to P>andon $10 0l>
Dated this 12th day of May. 1914.
6-
10 interest in the N W , of the S E '4,
W . F. Godson et ux to Fi. R. Ho Ison and Lots 6 and 7 in Section 7 Townsh.p
FLORENCE U R Q U H A R T,
q c deed 60 acres in sec 31 twp 25 s r 11 28 South of Range 13 West of the Wil Executrix o f the estate and last Will
and
Testament
of Martha J. Nosier,
lamette Meridian in Coos Count",
w w m $10.1X1
deceased.
Oregon.
D. P Strai.g et ux to Randolph Lum-
Also l o t 3 in Block 3 in the Town of GEO. P. TOPPING,
Attorney for Estate.
5-12-&t
ber Co. deed, timber on ne *
*4 of sw1^, Riverton, Coos County, Oregon, as per
IN S IS T %)
In the Clicuit Court ol the S tite
Oregon in and lor Coos County
Robert Dollar, Trustee,
Plaintiff,
SU IT IN
vs.
E Q U IT Y
Seeley-Ar.derson Log
ging Company, a cor-
NOTICE T
(«ration, and E. O. CREDITOR
Clinton, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that all pe
sons having claims against the Seele
Anderson Logging Company are hei
hy required to present same to t
Circuit Court of Coos County, Oregc
duly verified, and with all proper a
necessary vouchers and proof to satis
said court of the validity of said claim
within six weeks from the date of tl
notice.
That this notice is published by t
order of the Circuit Court for Co
County, Oregon, which said order
dated the 12th day of Mav, 1914.
• Dated this 12th‘ dav of May. 1914.
R. ST A N LE Y DO LLAR.
Receiver of Seeley-Anderson Loggii
Company.
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