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C U R R Y C O U N TY C U L U N G S
(From the Port Orford Tribune)
Mr. Brxdle\, of the Bradley Can­
dy compauy of Marshfield, after
spending Sunday looking after bis
trade at this place, started on bis |
return home by tlonday's a’age.
I The Leneve lidl is being fixed!
up by carpender P J Lindberg ns a
home for the moving pictu e si o* I
HOUSEHOU
Among other things, a sec u I s ta ir-.
... , ,
, . |
way has bt en built > s an escape in
perfectly square dealing on the basis (.age of tirP
____ !------------------------------ lot the best thing lot the greater,
, . , and . . . there will
.... be nobody
, , I j County Commissioner Chenoweth
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY number,
•
.
i
,
i
r
,
to his lioine ..t Denmark
Entered as second class matter May in this broad land of ours who will returned dins
8 , 1905. at the post office at Coquille, , have . reason . to ccm plain of dull several
.
' ago from uttei ding a
Oregon, under act ol Congress of March
special
session
of county court, at
8 , 1879.
which
the
expense
budget for the
Let everybedy work together to
P. C. LEVAR, Lessee.
the fullest and Ireest utilization of i following year w»s couai lered. Mr.
the privileges that abound in this A ueuu"*:,u "a> 8 “ Jut tb ,be
Devoted to the material and social > country
Farm Life is a p u b l i c a t i o n
and the sound of the ,. whir- l fo
bire
a8ked ,or
C0UBty ‘ ffll'er8
T he P eople’» Popular
upbuilding of the Coquille Valley par­
T h e H o u i r h o l d *l
W om an’» W orld has more subscrib­
r 101 5 w ill pvnAPfl Kv upvnrul H im .
M onthly is one of the
ticularly and cf Coos County generally. ring wheels of industry will
adapted
to the e v e r y d a y l i f e
ers
than
any
other
magazine
published,
be
favorite
magazine
in
a
popular fiction of the farm
Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance | heard everywhere.
over two million a month. Its articles, million homes. Every greatest
dreil dollars the amount grauted
folks, brim full of
a
n
d
ho
me
magazines
its stories, its illustration, are the best issue is full of new and published. C o n t a i n s things that help to make the farm
for
that
purpose
during
1914,
and
that money can buy. It is a magazine
Let there be consideration of the
Phone Main 3S1.
features, be- complete stories e a c h life more cheeful and homelike.
to be compared with any home maga­ interesting
interests of all who work, and there that he does not believe that it will
id e s regular depart­ issue, and it f u l l of Special articles by authorities on all
zine in the country, regardless of price, s ments
be
possible
for
the
court
to
lower
A G R E A T MAN
of
Fashions,
Home other entertaining fea­ subjects of interest to the up-to-date
without fear of contradiction or any Cooking, Needlework,
is many a perplexing problem that
tures. You will enjoy
the
tax
levy
to
any
appreciable
ex
claims
we
make
for
it.
Its
stories
are
(Marshfield Record)
will solve itself
farmer.
this magazine.
Fancy Work, etc.
by authors known the world over.
tent.
Provision
was
made
for
the
In the messages which came to Good advice! There could not be
expenditure next summer of $G0()0
The Record yesterday Ihere was one better.
in rebuilding Elk river bridge. The
which told of the destruction ol the
German pirate ship Emden and the A Portland (Special) says that co rt extended tne time (C legrove
probable killing of many, many sail­ one of the industries in Oregon dissenting) for the completion of
ors who were aboard her. There which has an opportunity to make Chetco river bridge. It seems that
also was a copy ol the message a special growth at this time, ow­ tqe Baudon Construction company
whieb the captain of the cruiser ing to war conditions in Europe, is have mauaged things very poorly in
Sydney had received from the Brit­ the flax industry. I)r. 1'. A Pierce, trying to build this bridge and that
ish adm iralty and which state the chairm an of the Oregon flax com­ some of the work they tiave already
Sydney captain was being regarded mittee, has recently w ritten to the done will have to be done ovtr again Over production is the stum bling owned by the Dean Lumber Company
its assigns. Excepting therefrom H i
promotion departm ent of the Port­ when they resume operati ms in the block, and systematic m arketing the and
at home as a great man.
lots numbered 1 and 2 in block numbered ”
spring.
land
Commercial
Club,
inviting
its
1 in the townsite of Sunnyside Addition '
And one only needs to sink a
sleppiug-sione of agriculture.
Coquille City, Coos County, Oregon,
ship and kill a hundred men to be participation in this movement. He The handicap wrestling match I t is the duty i f every farmer to to
as platted, Said sale being made sub­
calls attention to the fact that the in the hall last Saturday evening see that his wife is supplied with ject to redemption in the manner pro­
great nowadays!
by law.
W hen the story came in yester­ known flax producing area of the in which George Sutton undertook every equipm ent to lighten her la­ vided
Dated this 17th day of November,1914.
W. W. G age ,
day this page tecalled the following, world is comparatively small; that to throw Clarence Wright and Percy bors.
Sheriff of Coos Countv, Oregon.
or about the following, which Tn- under present conditions it is un­ Zumwalt within one hour was won
| U-17-5t.
-----------— -----------
gersoll, the unbeliever in a hereafter likely that any considerable am ount by Suttou, He threw Wright in Try a Herald want ad for any­
The leisure time of your customers and pros*
In the C ircuit C ourt of the S tate of O re ­
of flax will be raised in Belgium, 17 minutes and Zumbalt in 31 min­ thing you want to buy or sell.
wrote:
pective customers is during the evening.
gon
in
and
for
the
C
ounty
of
Coos
“ A little while ago I stood by the Ireland or Russia and that it will utes.
Robert
Dollar,
Trustee,
devolve
upon
the
United
States
to
Notice of Final Sediment
grave of the old N apoleon—a m ag­
They feel grateful to the merchant who
Plaintiff,
SUIT IN
vs.
nificent gift of gilt and gold, fit al­ furnish the greater part of the fiber
dresses his windows attractively and lights
Notice
EquiTY
TO
Seely-Anderson
Log­
Notice is hereby given that the un­ ging Company, a corp­ FORECLOSE
most for a dead deity. I thought needed within the next few years.
them properly with Mazda lamps, so the
has filed in the County Court oration, E. O. Clinton, MORTGAGE
is hereby given that Alex Sny­ dersigned
of the orphans and widows he had It is well know n that the W illam­ der, Notice
for
Coos
County,
Oregon,
his
final
ac­
merchandise displayed can be examined.
has completed his con­
J. E. Wheeler as
in the matter of the administra­ and
m ade—ol the teats that had been ette Valley and other parts of Ore­ tract contractor,
for the improvement of a portion count
intervener,
tion
of
the
Estate
of
Wm.
Panter.
de­
People who cannot be attracted during the
the Rock Creek-Myrtle Creek county
Defendants, j
shed for his glory, and of the only gon can produce flax fiber equal to of
and said court has set Wednes­
Road, in Road District No. 18, and that ceased,
day
will pause at night to inspect a beauti­
day,
the
25th
day
of
November,
1914,
NOTICE
Of
RECEIVER’S
SALE
woman who ever loved him, pushed the very best European product the
County Road Master has filed his as the day, and the County Court Room Notice is hereby given that in pursu­
fully
illuminated window.
of completion approving the in the County Court House at the city ance of the decree made and entered
from his heart by the cold baud of and he believes that this is O regon’s certificate
work
done
on
such
contract,
and
any
of
Coquille.
Coos
County,
Oregon,
as
am bition. And I said I would rath­ opportunity to attract the attention person, firm or corporation having oh the place for hearing objections to said in the above entitled suit in the above
The work the windows do at night counts
Court, on the 3rd day of July,
to file to the completion of said final account and the settlement of said entitled
er have been a French peasant and of the world by her flax production. jections
big in day-time sales.
1914,
I
the
undersigned,
Receiver
of
all
may do so within two weeks from
worn wooden shoes; I would rather In the vicinity of Salem it has been work
the mortgaged property described in
the date of the first publication of this estate.
Dated
Oct.
24,
1914
Let us render expert assistance. Phone 71.
said decree and hereinafter described,
to-wit: from the 24th day of
have lived in a hut with a vine dem onstrated that one acre of flax notice,
W. R. PANTER,
will sell at public auction to the highest
November, 1914, in the office of the
Administrator
of
the
|
bidder
for
cash,
at
the
court
house
growing over the door and the will produce from 500 to 600 pounds county
clerk.
Estate of Wm. Panter,
door, at the County Court House, in
Dated at Coquille, Coos County, Ore­ 10-27-14 deceased.
grapes grow ing purple in the of clean fiber which at present pri­ gon,
the City of Coquille, Coos County, Ore­
this
24th
day
of
November,
1914.
ces
should
make
this
crop
as
profit­
kisses of the autum n sun; I would
gon, at 10 o’clock, in the forenoon of
J ames W atson ,
Sheriff’ s Sale of Real Property on Foreclosure
Wednesday the 9th day of December,
County Clerk.
rather have been that poor peasant able as anything the farmers can 11-24-14
1914, en masse, in accordance with the
with ray loving wife by my side, raise.
Notice is hereby given, That by vir­ said decree and order of sale all of sa'd
Notice
tue of an execution duly issued out of mortgaged property and premises des­
knitting as the day died out of the
the Circuit Court of the State of Ore­ cribed as follows, to-wit:
The Sins of Omission
sky- -w ith my children upon my
gon,
for the County of Coos and to me All the railroad track, grade, ties
NOTICE is hereby given that Leon­
on the 13th day of November, > etc., extending from a point on the
supplies, provisions, goods, OF OREGON. You are hereby cited
knees and their arms about me I "N o w " said the clergyman to the ard Hartley, contractor, has completed directed
1914, upon a judgment and decree duly Coquille River near Parkersburg, Coos equipment,
required to appear in the County
wares and merchandise belonging to and
his
contract
for
the
improvement
of
a
Sunday-school
class,
"can
you
tell
would rather have been that man
County.
Oregon,
and
about
nine
and
rendered,
entered
of
record
and
docket­
the
said
Seeley-Anderson Logging Court of the State of Oregon for the
portion of the Cooper Bridge-Dora coun­ ed in and by said Court oil the 15th day one-haif miles back into that tract of
me
what
are
sins
of
omission?”
at the Court Room
and used in connection with County of at Coos,
and gone down to the tongueless
ty road, in Road District No. 17, and of June, 1914, in a certain suit then in timber known as the “ Doe Tract” , ti e Company,
Coquille, in said County and
the county Road Master has filed said Court pending, wherein Alice said railroad being about nine and ore its logging business in logging that thereof,
silence of the dreamless dust than “ Yes, sir,” said the small boy. that
State,
on
the
23rd
of December,
tract of timber in Coos County, Ore­ 1914, at ten o’clock day
his certificate of completion approving
was plaintiff and E. F. half miles long, and hereby intending gon,
A. M. of that day,
known as the “ DllE TRACT,' on then and there to show
to have been that imperial irnper “ They are the sins we ought to the work done on such contract, and any Stemmerman
to
include
all
rails,
ties,
grading,
log
Stutsman
and
her
husband
A.
H.
if any
Bill’s t reek, in said county and state, exist, why an order should cause,
person, firm or corporation having ob­
have done and haven’t."
sotiaflon of force and m urder."
C. R. Wiley and his wife landing, rights of way, franchises for and
be grant­
in connection with the camp known ed for the sale of the real not
jections to file to the completion of said Stutsman,
said
railroad
track
etc.,
also,
two
Shay
Mrs.
C.
R.
Wiley,
N.
C.
Medley,
un­
property
work may do so within two weeks from married, J. I). Finnell and his wife A. logging engines, eight Seattle Logging as the “Seven Mile Camp” on Seven longing to the said estate as praved be­
for
For Benefit of Farmers
the date of the first publication of this Finnell. A. H. Stutsman Trustee, F. cars, six logging cars known as the Mile Slough back of Old Randolph in in said petition and described as lot two
STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER
Coos County, Oregon; also, eight hun­ in block thirty in Elliott’s addition to
notice, to-wit: from the 24th day of S.
“
Conologue
i
ars",
four
flat
cars,
one
W.
Stevens,
W.
C.
Laird,
B.
F.
Willey
(Portland Telegram )
1914, in the office of the and William Schroeder, co-partners, un­ iron car, one hand car, two push cars, dred thousand (800,000) feet, more or Coquille City, Cooa County, Oregon.
J L Sm ith, county agriculturist, November,
less, of timber felled and bucked, in­
clerk.
the firm name of Willey and Schroe­ all fuel and oil on hand two road cluding
There was a convention of steel has had a lot of sets of large pigeon county
all timber and saw logs of Witness the Hon. John F. Hall, Judge
Dated at Coquille, Coos County, Ore­ der
scraoers,
ten
slip
scrapers,
six
donkey
der,
John
R.
Miller,
&
Flanagan
&
Ben­
every
kind and description now felled of the County Court of the State of Or­
men at Birm ingham , Ala., the o th e r: holes made which he will have gon, this 24th day of November, 1914. nett Bank, were defendants in favor of engines used in connection with the and bucked
lying in, around, and about egon, for the County of Coos, with the
J ames W atson ,
and against said defendants by Seeley-Anderson Logging Camp in the said logging
day, and in the course of the p ro -! placed on the boats running on the 11-24-14
camp and between the seal of said Court affixed, this 21st day
County Clerk. plaintiff
logging
the
timber
from
the
“
Doe
which
execution
I
am
commanded
to
logging camp and the Coquille of November 1914.
ceedings Judge G ary spoke. W e' tiver and on Coos Bay, on which
sell the property in said execution and Tract , and all other donkey engines said
Attest: J a m es W atson , Clerk.
River,
all
said
property hereinabove
Notice
hereinafter described to pay the sum used and belonging to the Seeley-An­ described being that
take this single paragraph from his the farmers travel. T here are nine
By Robert R. Watson,
property that is SEAL of
derson
Logging
Company,
all
water
due
the
plaintiff
of
Nineteen
Hundred
Deputy Clerk.
used in and about and in connection COUNTY COURT
address:
pigeon holes iu each set, and in
Six
& 65-100 Dollars, with interest pumps and water system used in sup with the operation of the Seeley-An­
NOTICE is hereby given that Alex thereon at the rate of 6 per cent, per plying the Seeley-Anderson Camps, derson Logging Camp situated ana con­ In the Clicult Court or tne State of
" If we can get out ot the ruts o f; these will be kept a supply of the Snyder,
contractor, has completed his
from the 15th day of June, 1914, blacksmith shop and all tools, imple- tained on the south side of the Coquille
Oregon for Cooe County
antagonism , inconsistency, distrust,] pam phlets issued by the O. A. C. contract for the improvement of a por­ annum
until
paid
together with the eosts and ments one I machinery and appliances of River in Coos Oountv, Oregon, and
ana
of the Morton Tvrell County Road, disbursements
of
said
suit
taxed
at
every
kmd
contained
thereon
or
there-
^
i
n
g
th
a
t
k
i
cam
p
upon
th
at
hypocrisy, individual indifference | and dealing with all phases of farm ­ tion
Levi Graham. Plaintiff,
SUIT IN
Road District No. 25 and that the $34.60 and attorney fee of Two Hun­ in. all cook houses, logging houses, tract of
of timber i*nH
land known
known as
as the
the
vs.
EQUITY
to the rights and interests of others ing, dairying, fruit raising, etc. in County
Road Master has filed his cer­ dred Dollars and costs and expenses of bunkalations and buildings of every “ Doe Tract”
in
the
vicinity
of
Bill’s
|
Lovina
Graham,
of completion approving the said execution. I will oa Wednesday, kind and description belonging to the Creek and Bear Creek, in said County j
which seem to have prevented na j The pigeon holes are labeled, sev­ tificate
Defendant.
(Summons)
done on such contract, ana any the 16th day of December, 1914, at the said party of the first part mentioned and state; also, all railroad, rails, ties,
tural and legitimate progress during I erally, Dairy cattle and milk pro­ work
Lovina Graham, the above named
person, firm or corporation having ob­ hour
10:00 o’clock A. M. of said day in said mortgage and used in connection etc. contained and being in that logging To defendant:
jections
the completion of said at the of front
with
their
logging
business,
all
saws,
door
of
the
County
Court
the last few years, so that the peo- j duction; silos and silage feeding; work may to do tile so to within
railroad
running
from
near
old
Ran-
!
two weeks from House in Coquille, Coos County, Ore­ axes, wedges,
OF THE STATE OF
wedges sledges, and all tools of do, h Seven Mile Slough and to the IN THE NAME
pie generally will disregard undue housekeeping; farm buildings and the date of the first publication of this gon,
OREGON.
every
si'll
at
public
auction
to
the
high­
kmd
and
description
used
in
and
|
'
kH
nown
as
-Seven
Mile
Camo"
I
j
cam
known
“Seven
Camp
towit: from the 24th day of
You are hereby notified that you are
personal ambition and will work m achinery; horses and hogs; poul notice,
bidder for cash in hand on the day about s rid logging camp, all goods
to the in Seeley-Anderson
belonging
November, 1914, in the office of the est
of sale, all the right, title, interest and wares and merchandise. provisions and : I and
Logging
Company,
said county and required to appear and answer the
together, joining hands for the pro­ try, fruit and gardening; soils and County
< lerk.
ainst you in the above
which said defendants E. F. supplies of every kind and description , ™ f
; locomotive, b n
«gains
,.r
,,
. and . K„n-
Dated
Coquille,
County, 1914.
Ore- estate
_ . ' ears, two donkey engines entitled
suit > -.-..in
within six
si weeks from the
Stutsman and A H. Stutsman and all contained in and about the cook house. . log.ing
- ...... — —
tection and promotion of the welfare i fcrtilizeis;
crop-; miscellaneous,
thu at 24th
day of Coos
November,
store
rooms,
and
store
building
of
the
persons
claiming
under
them
subsequent
11
live-
<late
of
the
fir8t
pubheatian
of this sum­
;
cook
house,
telephone
line
and
a
of all alike, having the disposition in these will he found pam phlets ]
J ames W atson ,
to the plaintiff's mortgage lien in, of party of the first part mentioned in stock of every nature and description mons, to-wit: Within six weeks from
said
mortgage;
also,
all
wire
ropes,
3rd day of November, 1914, and if
to utilize to the best advantages the dealing with the subjects indicated.
24-Jt
( ounty Clerk. and to said real property. Said mort­ i.tbb . lulls, lines, pulleys, plucks jacks lielnnging lo the said Seeley-Anderson the
fail to appear and answer on or be-
gaged premises hereintiet'ore mentioned
Logging Company and now contained ou
privileges which their country af­ These pam phlets will be for the per­
and
all
other
tools
and
instruments
or
ore
the 15th day of December, 1914,
are
described
in
said
execution
as
fol­
i
in
or
about
and
running
about
the
said
Notice to Creditors
fords, it will be only a question o l : usal of the farmers who travel on
lows, to-wit: Beginning at a point 727 implements used in, arour d, or sliout Seven Mile Logging Camp, in Coos that date being the last day of the time
prescribed in the order of publication,
feet east and 296 feet north of the the said logging camp of the party of County. Oregon.
time, and short at that, when tht ! the boats, and during the hours In the County Court of the State of southwest
the plaintiff will take judgment and de­
corner of the east half of the the first part named in said mortgage,
United States will he firmly estab- > consumed in going to aud from Oregon in and for the County of Coos. northwest quarter of section 36. in to wit, the said Seeley-Anderson Log­ Dated this 2nd day of November, 1914. cree against you for the relief demand­
ed in hi his complaint a succinct state-
R. S tanley D ollar ,
In the matter of the estate of James township 27 south of range 13 west of ging Company, and known as the
lislied as the leading country of the town they can acquire much valu­ Tracy,
ment of whic ch is as follows:
deceased.
the Willamette Meridian; thence east logging camp contained upon the “ Doe ll-9-5t
Receiver.
For the dissolution of the marriage
w orld.”
Tract
.
and
also
sometimes
known
as
IS HEREBY GIVEN: That 12 chains; thence south. 2 n ' d e g r e e s
able information. They will be the NOTICE
the
Bill
Creek
and
Bear
t
reek
Logging
contract
now existing between you and
undersigned
John
I).
Goss,
has
been
west,
6
chains,
thence
south
22'4
de­
C ourt of the S tate ofO re- the plaintiff,
Let there not be distrust and asked not to take the literture away, appointed administrator of the estate grees west 6 chains; thence south, 211 '^ Camp; also, eight miles of telephone In the C ounty
and for his costa and dis­
gon
for
Cooa
C
ounty
bursements in this suit.
antagonism in business, either big but to leave it lor the heneht ot of Jamea Tracy, Deceased, and all rred- degrees west; 4 chains, thence south. line extending from said logging camp
to
the
Coquille
River,
and
elsewhere,
Service of this summons is made by
, ,
. . . itors of said estate are hereby notified 5o degrees west. 2.89 chains to a point
or little, but a desire and a willing others. Any pam phlet
Matter of the Estate of Thomas publication
in which to present their claims to me at my 7 feet norlh of a five inch myrtle at and all telephone poles, insulators, in­ In T. the Smith.
thereof in pursuance of an
Deceased.
struments,
and
franchises
and
rights
of
ness to live and let live, and cendi thev are interested and which they
order
made by the Hon John F. Hall.
the
northwest
comer
of
county
bridge
in
f
]
r®‘
National
Bank
CITATION
County Judge for Cooa County, Oregon,
,
Building, Marshfield. < oos ('ounty, across Cunningham Creek; thence north way owned by the party of the first
tions of industrial and trade pros­ would , . , like to take
home can be pro- Oregon within six months from the 64 3 4 degrees west, 1 37 chains along part in said mortgage set forth and To Walter R. Smith. Alma B. Kay, dated the 2 nd day of November, 1914,
Bonnie F. Smith, Warren B. Smith, directing that service thereof be made
perity would be realized in this cured by applying to A gricultura- date hereof. Said claims so presented the north boundary of county road; used in connection with the property I Lyle
C. Smith. Ezra M. Smith, Jose­ by publication in the Coquille Herald, a
, , his . office _ here
, Mr
.. j verified
shall be as in writing,
duly itemized, and thence north, 27'.. degrees west, 1 described in said mortgage wherein the i
country such as we have barely list Smith. At
by law required.
' l b ....................
in the city
chain along the north boundary of coun­ intention was to mortgage and convey j phine Fletcher, Mina Tucker, Levina weekly newspaper published
dreamed about But the obligation Smith also has quite a num ber n l1
ty road; thence north, 34'.. degrees to the said party of the second part in | Catherine Stoltz. Edward A. Smith, of Coquille. Coos County,
tr, Oregon,
J ohn D. G oss
William
Thomas
Smith
and
Annie
L.
the
said
mortgage,
to-wit;
the
Alfred
once a week for a peru
period or six weeks,
west, 2.40 i hains along north boundary
, on agricultural
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Administrator,
is just as heavy on mg business as , books
November of
county road; thence north, 12.95 Johnson Lumber Company, plaintiff's I Schneider, and Lizzie Smith, and to all com m encing w ith th e i
of Novem-
anv other kind of business
persons
interested
in
said
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predecessor
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interest
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and
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her
3rd,
1914.
chains
to
place
of
beginning,
and
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are loaned by he state library lor Date of last publication:
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„ December taining 12 so acres, more or less, sub­ said mortgage. all of the railroadi GREETING:
A.
J.
S
herwood
,
Let there not be hypocrisy, b u t 1 the tree use of the farmers. These 22 , 1914.
ll-24-5t ject to a right of way for a railroad franchises, rights ofjway, and logging l IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
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Attorney for plaintiff.
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