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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1914)
All warm weather drinks will l*® I Children Make Good Exhibit A Boost for Coos found at Fols on’s Confection1 tv. Roy Liwhorn came over from ■ The Pacific Builder and Engineer, The exhibits sent by the school Marshfield ibis morning to do some , published iu Seattle, has an ailivle children of tiro county to the Coos c / jz a & ß i , sign pai iting, hut found all the in the current nuiulier which gives “ ud Curry County I'air, which was painters' apparatus iu town already a briet outline of the cut rent ini- held at Myrtle Point last week, cer- ut woil-, ul lulurtivd ou th<- noun I pruvemeuts and activities ot Coos > tainly showed that theyouugergen- Uav towns and Coos county. There ' < ratHm are not i,< g i f t i n g to learn train. On September 22, Virginia voted ate over two p a g t w f condensed »hose thing« which are essential to a for statewide prnbtbi'ion bv a ma | mention ot the different industrial' proper knowledge of farming or jority of slim st two to one. Incom anJ building activities under way the keeping of a home. Tb« jellies, needlework plete returns give the drys a major throughout the county, including cauued goods ami ity of 32,825 out of a vote of port improvements, road and street would have done credit to an art work etc There are several half-!.compli-hed housekeeper, while the 121,763. tone cu’s, one of which is entitled,1 fruits, vegetable* and handiwork, The town was practically dt serted Friday afternoon, eg nearly every- "Bandon, Coquille Point, Oregon,” "'■"t in by hoys and girls alike, which would seem to be a cotnbin- might 'veil havj been regarded hfl ly went to the f ur. The mayor atiou of the names of the three Co- with envy by many of the parents had de ■ are I a half holiday, ami the youthful exhibitors. apparently the only industrial plants quille towns, though the cut itself I shows the Battdon water front fhe Coquille schools made a in operation were those of the two The article truthfully says: “ The good showing both as to the rum- newspapers and the laundry. I local condition of business is (avor- her of exhibits which were sent and The burglary case against Jim able and money circulation normal, the premiums which were awarded Boss, from Baudot', went to the because of steady output ot products them, and it is to be hoped tLat jury just before noon, aud the case and a good payroll.” The article they will keep up the good work against Mrs. O'Donnell, accused of is the leading one of the September which they have begun and do even violating the liquor laws at Empire, Our leather goods are not only handsome in issue, and is a nice boost lor the ¡better another year than they have was to go to trial after dinner, in appearance, but are made of the best materials and county, showing, as it does, the 'n the past. the circuit court. are thoroughly put together. Styles change in many improvements actually under D e b a t e *o n P r o h i b it io n Mrs Wiilium Oandlin has received way or recently accomplished. leather goods—we have the latest come, see them. , word of the mani <ge of Miss Bertha « Don’t you need new combs, brushes and other The Taxpayers and Wage Earn- 1 Francis Oonlogue to W, T . M< K * t i One Every Minute ______ , ers’ League sends the Herald an toilet necessities? Come, buy ours and know that ll a. which took place at l ’leasaut The man witlr the carpet hag is item to the effect that a joint debate ! Mount, Penn , on Sept 2. It, will you get the best. Our cosmetics contain no harmful | he remembered that Miss Conlogue not the only one who falls for the on the amendment to tbe state con- ingredients. { was one of the teaahers here last green goods game iu this neck of stitution. providing for statewide For prohibition, will take place in this ¡year. She was engaged again for the woods. That’s a cinch. city October I. instance certain smooth individuals Come to OUR Drug Store I this year, but sent iu her resigna- The speakers are the Rev. Clar j tiou fhoi tlv before school opened. have beeu working this county with i new stunt calculated to catch the ence True Wilson, of Topeka, Kan M. Kerrigan,who has been adver business man. It is represented , sas, National Secretary ol the Meth- tising his place near town for sale THE REXHLL STORE that a movement is on foot to place odist Church Temperance Society, has withdrawn his ad and concluded a special federal tax ou department aud formerly well known as a Port- not to press the sale at present. store business. The traveling bun Hand minister; and Col, K. Hofer, a He has a flue place aud is doing a co man is circulating petitions to j lifelong Oregon public man, who Three Cuna Condensed Milk for profitable berry business, but is get P ro fe ssio n a l C a rd s congress to paHS such legislation.Iu- has a wide reputation as an orator j 25c at Lyon* A Jones. ting old and wishes to retire. So cidentally— oh quite incidentally— I and champion debater. These men G. M B iiley, of the North Bend the property is still for sale aud of Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT he is collecting three bucks from ¡debated this same question before D e n t ist Harbor force, was in town today fers a good opportunity to any one each of those who are friendly to large audiences in i 9 to, and are OHice over First National Bank desiring to engage in intensive j on business. such legislation. If their friendli- widely known throughout Oregon Phone Main 431 farming. T. A. Walker will make special ness does not go to the extent of as able and fearless representatives trips to Boseburg at reasonable Tbe farmer is the directing bead pultiug up the three dollars he of their respective sides rates. Large, high-power auto. ! and operating hand o! his business. g Makes a Hit J Parties desiring to go call either He combines, directs and carries all doesn't want their signatures on the ^ petition. It in naui that tbe earne 1 ______ Ice Cream at Folsom’s Confection phone. 7-14-tf responsibilities. ery. “ movement” was represented here Tfae C((0g nay baDl, js a The North Bend Harbor is now Sam Epperson took a ileer hunt getting out a semi-weekly paper, to The farmer cannot be helped un last year, but if it has yet been tour of the intPrior nmI the follow- last week, l>ut made no reduction in keep up with the growth of busi til he organizes and the government beard of at Washington the news ing word comes from Portlaud: On the supply of panther food. cannot help the farmer except has not trickled into the newspapers. Saturday of last week the Goos Bay ness iu that town However, it Seems to be profitable band, of forty pieces, was enter A. A Cutter shoes for Men and Two bags Wyandott Washing through organization. for somebody. Boys. The Best Winter shoe ou Powder for 25c at Lyons A Jones. tained by the Portland Commercial the market at I.y in* A Jones. To Discuss Amendments Club During their stay they enter- Paul Walker, who recently left On the Alcoholic Warpath t ined Portland at a public concert Many newly shingled roof are in here for Portland, intending to go evidence around town, indicating On the suggestion of several citi thus bringing C obb Bay prominent farther uortb, returned last week Bullets were dying at Myrtle preparations for the rainy season. zens, Mayor Morri-on has called a ly to the front and offering some of and expects to goon go to San Point Wednesday night, but for meeting for Friday night at the the finest music heard in the city Folsom's Confectionery has the Francisco. tunately the shooter’s aim was poor city hall, to discuss some of the exclusive agency in Coquille for for many months. Reports from the fair held at and the shootees escaped unscathed. **•»* ----- - amendments that are to he voted Stafford’s i-Tone Chocolates. Myrtle Point last week indicate a It seems that a merchant of that Born on at the coming election, and it is W. H. Corhin, who suffered a good success. Some exciting races city loaded up with more than stroke of paralysis two years ago, were seen ami some killings made intended to go over the first six on enough * dry town” bug juice and RICHARDSON—In this city Sept. the ballot at this meeting. All died at his home at Myrtle Point on the gambling eud. made trouble at the fair grounds. 21, to wife of Chas. IlichardsoD, should turn out nnd familiarize Monday of last week. a son. When you renew your subscrip themselves with tae questions they He was taken borne by tbe night SHINGLES FOB SALE — En tion don’t forget our great clubbing watchman and deputy, and then he quire of Geo T. Moulton, Agent offer, whereby you got four m iga- are io vote on. got his gun and started out for tbe BECKETT—Io (his city Sept. 28, to for the Hamm ok Shingle Co. the wife of E. A. Beckett, a son. scalps of those two officers On ziues for one year at au extra cost Fred Nelson of the Ft Ison Iron 25 cents. moeting he took three shots at them, Marriage Licenses works at Marshfield, was in town all of which came uncomfortably The moulds are placed for pour awhile today on his way home 'rom ing part of the concrete foundation KATES: One cent a word, each in close to the target, before he was Geo. H. Posep and Mildred Clare sertion. No charge less than 15 cents' subdued by tbe libera! use of their Myrtle Puiut. for the new building being erected Coke. clubs. PeaillvLund, formerly clerk in ou Second street, iu which the post Wm. F. Adams und Ida Davis. s<en by new score giv'U belo*. One of the warmest weekly strug- gl s ot the foulest will undoubted come to a focus next Saturday, i.s the prize this week is a valuable set of table silver ware, one of tbe I)1 st weekly priz e of tbe contest. There are some very live candidates in the field and they are doing some effective rustling Some of the candidates aie still aslsep to the advantages offered by the Herald as a medium of securiug votes To these we would like to point out that every ptize winner in the Diane contest, so far, has been a rustler for the Herald and has se cured thousands of votes by turn ing in subscriptions to this paper. Our offer is exceedinly libera!.—1000 votes on the dollar for old subscrip tions, and 2000 votes on the dollar for new oues As an illustration, one candidate in the Drane contest has received a boost of 0000 votes from a friend who sent in his back dues. There are Btill a good many accounts that are in arrears and that can he eecured by simply calling on the purties, and the candidate who ignores this hi lp is not taking ad vantage of her opportunities. With the clubbing offer we are making, of four maguzines aud the Herald one year for $1 75, the secur iug of new sui'srriptions ia merely t mutter of going aft. i them, and each cue gives the candidate 3500 votes Isn’t that worth thinking about? Following was H.turday night’« count: AT DUANE’ S Belva PiDgsion ___________ 65,565 Beulah Puce______________ 63,850 Mabel Wilcox _________ 45,650 Addie Donaldson_____ ____ 39,825 Mis 1*. P. Leatherwood_____39,060 Myrtle Newton____________ 37,265 Mrs. G. B. Wicknam________26,710 Julia Dondono__________ 24,855 Mrs. Padget________________ 22.045 Mrs. Marv Medlock_________20,125 Mrs. Al Garten_____________ 19,585 Grace Miller 11,140 Mrs Medley____ . _9,885 Edith M o rg a n __ ________ 7,590 Iua Harmon_________________ 2,685 Mrs. J is Laird______________2,190 AT ANDERSON’S Mrs. Mabel Samson 22,425 Mrs. E. N. Harry_.".V.V.___ 15,674 Katherine Terris___________ 14,350 Verna Phillips, 12,201 Mildred Mast___ I ’ ” .11,990 Mary Fusonne_____- _ ______ 10,805 Mrs L. A. Boss____________ 9,545 Lucdla Corbett 7,035 Violet Shuck 6 250 Mrs P. A Breur____________ 4,165 Mrs Tibbetts________________ 3,960 My rtle Newton______________ 3,100 % A nnouncem ent F U H R M A N ’S P H A R M A C Y J i f A V I N G leased the plant of the Co- * * quille Mill and Mercantile Com pany, the undersigned is now prepared to fill all orders for any kind of j j L UMBER j MERELY MENTIONED Especial attention will be paid to the local demand, and every effort will be made to supply anything needed at the shortest possible notice. Your orders are solicited. E. E. JOHNSON LESSEE S’ r af 3 NOTICE WANT COLUMN N and after August 1, 1914 our office hours will be as follows: 8 A. M. to 12 M. and 1 P. M to 3 P. M. All our customers are earnestly request ed to remember these hours so that none may lose the Cash Discount on their bills by presenting them after 3 P. M. on the tenth of the month. O OLD NEWSPAPERS—Cb**p at the Henry Lorenz' store, has returned office ia to be located. Herald office. _____________________ from San Frar.cisco, not finding Cbas Walker went over to the | W ANTED—Girl to work for her conditions in that city as good as Bay Saturday to take tbe Speedwell board for small family and go to h r had expected. school. Box 211 Coquille, Ore for San Francisco, on a trip of com gon. ltp Wyandott Washing Powder in bined business and pleasure, ex 3 1-2 lb. bags, rigular pi ice 25o pecting to be gone two or three FOB SALE—40 acre bill farm, now ou sale at Lyons A Joues, 2 weeks. houses, barnB, orchard, timber hags for tbe price of one. and water. 20 acres cultivated, J. C Savage went fishing last terms cash. James Anderson, Friday and showed that he hadn't Bancroft, Oregon. 9-29-2tp forgotten his journalistic experiences $100 R ew ard , $100 T h e readers of this paper wilt bo LOST—Tool kit for S tilde baker 35 pleased to k a rn that th en 1 is at least one by donating a number of the beau between Myrtle Point and county dreaded disease that science has been able to cu re In all Us stages, and that Is ties to the Herald man’e larder. farm. Finder return to T. A. Catarrh. H a ll's C atarrh Cure is the only p ositive cure now know n to the medical Walker. ltp Judgj Harris held court here fraternity. C atarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treat Saturday and yesterday, to hear FOB SALE CHEAP—Tbe Abstract ment. H all's Catarrh Cure is taken In ternally, actin g directly upon the blood some of the complicated Kinuey plant, law library, offi e furni and m ucous su rfa ces o f the system , there ture, household furniture, auto b y destroying the foundation o f the dis | case, in place of Judge Coke, who ease. and giv in g the patient strength by mobile, horse, buggy and harness building up the constitution and assisting h s been interested in some phases nature In doing its work. T h e proprietors belonging t" tbe latoB H Smith. have so m uch fa ith In its cu rative pow of tbe case. Inquire of Mrs Bertha J. Smith, ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars fo r any ease that It falls to cure. Send Get your boy a pair of A. A. Cut Coquille, Oregon. fo r list o f testim onials. Address F. .1. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, Ohio. ter shoes for the winter at Lyons A Sold by alt Druggists, 7r,c. A FEW CHOICE LOTS in Kiowl- Joue. Take Hall’s Family Pills fur constipation. tous Heights can still he bought nt ten dollars per mouth. They are 6 4 jjxl7 5 ft. Inquire of Ned C. Kelly. 9-8-tf MONEY TALKS At The Model Grocery Having changed to a cash basis we are shaping ourselves to meet all competi tion, quality to be considered. We are discontinuing the 5 per cent discount tickets thereby reducing our prices wherever possible. Your money talks, come in and hear what it has to say. The Model Grocery S. M. Noaler & Co. Albert Petra Stamsos and Madge lone Golder. Frederick Geo. Kuox and Aslung Mrs. N. Plyler, who has been fill - 1 l n(,ebj0rg Torp. ing the office of assistant post mas Wm. Oscar Olson an d Flora Viola ter here for about four years, has Gill resighed her position, tomorrow be A. R. McNeil and Selma Wilson ing her last day in the office. She Piano Contest will then join Mr. Plyler at Roseburg. On leaving here some Mrs. P. P. Leatherwood took the time ago at the end of his service as night officer, Mr. Plyler went ( prize of a china berry set at Drane’s to the valley town and hung out last week, for the greatest score his shingle as i chiropractor, and it duting the week Katherine Ter- is said that he is doing a profitable ris’ friends put in enough votes at business. J. H. Bahskopb, late of Anderson’s to secure the prize for Marshfield, is being initiated into ber there, while she is lying disabled the mysteries of the assistant post- from bor receut serious accident. Quite a number of the candidates mastership. made substantial gains, ns will be Change at Postoffice Theo. Beittman Shoellfg.Co. E very P art of the A rt of The Celebrated Bergmann Bhoe LAUNDERING Incorporated Manufacturers of FOB SALE OK TRADE -Monarch range, iu good order, water at tachments M. M. Young, Bax ter Hotel. 8-4-tf BOOMS AND HOUSEKEEPING APABTV1EN IS —Vendome Lodg ing House. Everything mat and clean. Your patronage solicited. W F, CLEGHOBN AND WIFE, tf FOB SALE—Forty acres of good land. Price tS3t)00. If you want something choice this is it. In quire of, or address, with stamp for reply, B. A Easton, Mountain Glade, Sitkum I*. O., Coo* Co. Oregon. 4-21-tf Str. Elizabeth Regular as the Clock San F rancisco a n d Bandon First-class fare only Up freight, per ton Library o f more «hen St.M* volum e«, tw o i Iflrn d id gymnasium«, eleven buildings fully J equipped. N e w $1U0,IQ* Administration j Building In course o f construction. Tuition Free. D orm itories for men eiM for w om en Expenses low est. W rite tor catalog and illustrated booklet. Addressing Registrar, U N I V E R S IT Y O F O R IS O N EUGENE. OREGON N-------------------------------------- 2 ____________________ ASK Y O U R GROCER FOR Our service is at your command. If you arc not already a customer we would he glad to add you to our host of satisfied patrons. S w ift’s “Silver Leaf Brand. Pure Lard" TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. J. F or R eservation * J. 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O ie. 9-8-4t WANTED—To let a contract to log a million feel of timber. Close haul. B Folsom, Coquille. 9-1-tf Oregon Power Company COQUILLE LAUNUKY & ICE CO. E. D IS T R IB U T O R , NONE JUST AS GOOD. N O R T O N C O Q U IL L E . O R E G O N