The Coquille Herald PUBLISHED EVERY State Game Warden Expounds the Law Skin S u f f e r e r s - R e a d ! stavitEs in TUESDAY The following teller has been re Entered as second class matter May 8, 1905. at the post ollice at Coquille, ceived from State G mie Warden Oregon, underact oi Congress oi March Finley: 3, 1879. P. C. LEVAR, Lessee. I Dear sir:— On February 6 lh Deputy (I. m, Devoted to the material and social Warden lv C Hills ol lv gene ar- upbuilding of the Coquille Valley par ticularly and c f Coos County generally. ! rested John Hawk fi r having ihe Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance ! carcass o f a deer in possession, The case was taken up before Justice of Phone Main 381. the Peace, Jesse G. W ells « f Ktige ie. Mr. Wells ordeted a direct vei diet How Captain Panter o f 'not guilty,” claim ing that we Escaped $ 1 0 0 Fine have no law against having deer meat in posession out of season. It Captain Punter of the steamer was claimed that the law in regard Dora tells the Herald of oue of bis to having deer meat in possession experiences with the Inspectors of was repealed by the 1 9 13 session ol Halls sud Boilers on their last visit the Legislature. T h e report was here which indicates that the feeling published in various newspapers of exasperation and disgust which throughout the State that there is exists among the Coquille steamboat no provision in the State laws to men is not without good cause. It prevent killing deer in seasou or out seems th a t'th e inspectors had a o f season. This is not true ¡‘secretary’’ along and that the sec A ccording to the attorney G en retary was even more obsessed with eral, George M. Brown, deer are a feeling of his importance than the fully protected under the present nspectors themselves As so meni law, and it is not Hue that the 19 13 al a task aa counting life preservers Legislature repealed the law giviug was beneath the dignity o f the in full protection to deer. spectors, they had Ihe secretary Chapter 232 of the law o f 1 9 1 3 , count them. Then that high and Section 10 , paragraph (a), provides: mighty ope cim e up to Captain “ It shall be lawful within the Panter and announced; “ Your life State ot O regon to hunt during the preservers are short, am) it will cost open season therefor, KUT A T NO you r hundred dollars tine.” Cap O T H E R T IM E , the tollowiug game tain Panter insisted that he had the animals aud birds.” W e w ant all akin sufferers w ho have Buffered fo r m any years the tortu res o f disea se and w ho have sought m edical aid In vain, to read this. W e. as old esta b lish ed d ru g g is ts o f t h is com m u n ity, w ish to recom m end to you a p rod u ct that lias given m any re lie f and m ay m ean the end o f you r agony. T he p rod u ct is a m ild, sim ple w ash, not a patent m edicine co n co cte d o f va riou s w orth less drugs, but a scientific com pound m ade o f w ell know n a n tisep tic Ingredients It is made in the P.D .D. la b ora tories o f C h ica go ami is ca lled the D.D.D. P re s crip tio n f o r Eczem a. T h is is a d o cto r’ s special p rescrip tion -—o n e that has effected m any w on d erfu l cu re«. i The e ffe ct o f D. D. D. is to aoothe in stantly, as soon as applied; then it pene trates the pores, d estroys and throw s off all disease germ s and leaves the skin clea n and healthy. W e a ro so confident o f th© m arvelous p ow er o f D. D. D. that w o h a ve taken a e v a n ta g o o f the m an u fa ctu rers gu ar antee, t o o ffe r you a fu ll-s iz e b o ttle on ♦rial. Y ou a re to ju d ge the m erits o f the rem edy in you r ow n p a rticu la r case. I f It d o e sn ’ t help you, it co s ts you nothing. D. D. D. Soap is m ade o f the sam e hea lin g Ingredients. A sk u s abou t it, C . J. F U H R M A N , D ru g g ist fawns, or young deer of the first year, at all times, and that deer with horns may be lawfully killed O N L Y FROM A U G U S T 1 ST T O OCTOBER 3 1 ST OF EACH Y E A R , A N D IT IS A C R IM E TO K IL L H O R N E D D E E R A T A N Y O T H E R T IM E ” Very truly yours, W il l ia m L F in l e y , State Game Warden. Visited Exposition f ° r about 8150 11 d Inis attach« (1 a ^fiue pair of black horses lielonging to the latter; while Ci'ttle claims that ( ’ ill owes him about $380 Justice- Stanley is fervently hoping that a jury will t ike the brainstorm end o f it «ff his hands. COQUILLE CHURCHES M. L Church Sundav school at 10 a. m Preaching at 11 a m.umi 7:30 p.m. Epworth League at 6:45 p ui. Bible Studi «I the Parsonage Mon •av evenings. Prayer meeting Thursdays at 7 :3 0 p m. C. H. H k y a n , Pastor The germ-laden dust stirred up by the broom has to be dusted in turn from furniture, fixtures, draperies and walls. -:- C H I ItC U O F C H ItIH T . Prayer Meeting W «dins lay 7:31) p. m. Sunday school at 10 a m. Christ« iu Endeavor u( 6:30 p. ni. Morning Subject, “ The .Mission of Christ.” Eveniug Subject “ Toe Church ” The Public is cordi 1 lv invited to all of these services. J ohn F. L kooktt , Minister. Christian Science Society Louis Weire, Chas Hausen, Kltis Corner Third and Halt streets. Kingston slid Will Bowron wer« in Services at 11 a m uext Sunday, towu Thursday to attend the Road subject “ Substance ” Sunday School 10 a. 111 Supervisor meeting. They re pro Wednesday evening meeting 8:00 seuted the North side of C«>os Hav. Mrs. William G row arrived from M. L Church South After Deer-Slayers an extended trip through Calitornia Sunday school at i o . a m. the first ot the month. She was Preaching Sunday 11 a. m. and Game Warden Thomas was in also down as lar as Tiu Juana, M ex town last night on bis way back to 7:3 0 p. m. Epworth League at 6 :45 p m ico She took in the San D iego the Eden country, where be int< nils Prayer meeting W ed. 7 :3 0 p ni. Fair aud says that it was veiy good to round up the man that he arrest Choir practice T h in s 7:3 0 p. ni but that it doesn’ t compare with the ed some time ago for killing deer J. E W a l b e c k , Pastor. Panama Pacific Exposition. She out of season, and wh took French says that all the buildings at the S T . JA M E S E P IS C O P A L . Fair are not com pleted; among h ave of him on the way out of the Services first aud third Sundays them being the Argentine building. hills He also stab s that be is after Sunday schoo She says that the Oregon Building violators o f the lieey law. He says of each month. is grand and the display of M yitle that a good many of them are kil every Sunday at 10 a. m. Y o .i a re h v a it lly m i l «1 . required number, and wanted the Section 2 , paragraph (b), of the wood a'tracts touch attention. The ling «leer under the impression that Canadian B uilding’ s exhibits are underling to g o over them again. same Chapter, provides: composed wholly o f wheat. All ot it is not unlawful, on account of a R e p o r t o f th e C o n d itio n o f the Then be wanted to know how many “ The open season is the time dur- Canada’ s animals are reproduced iu decision made by a judge at Eugene, he was short, but all the satisfaction iug which any game animal, etc , wheat, aud that it is a wonderful who «leciiled that there was 110 law At Coquille, in the State of Ore*o*, he got was that he was “short" und may be taken within the Stale ol display. She also states that the ugaiust killing deer. Mr. Thgmas would be fined. Marshal A. 1’ . Mil Oregon, under such restrictions aud architects of the Oregon Building states that he is hunting these l «Wi- at the close of business, Mar. 4, 1916. claim that each log in the building R e so u rce s ler happeued to be standing on the regulations as may lie provided by if sawed into lumber, would luruish break.is op, to show them that 11 is Loans and discounts $38,740.08 dock, and Captain Panter called to law for killing or taking o f same.” enough timber to build a fair sized still unlawful to kill «le« r. Overdrafts, secured and un Section 2 , paragraph (c) provides: house. The Palace of Jewels, the him to bring half a dozen responsi secured 132 00 Bonds and warrants 9, 839. 1 i W . M. Feller Drowned “ Closed seasons is the time during most attractive building, has its ble citizens and come aboard and Banking house 12,500.00 ---------- count the life preservers. Marshal which it is prohibited by law with entire front plastered with Jewels ol j Furniture and fixtures 5.000.00 in the State o f Oregon to hunt, pur all sizes. And they are real ones at | News 1ms beeu receive I here by Due from banks (not reserve Miller, without leaving the dock, banks) 9,146.81 sue, take, kill, injure, destroy OR that. With the electric lights tu rn-' Mrs Fred Belluni, of the leatb of called on several citizens and they H A V E IN PO SSESSIO N A N Y ed on at night this is one of the W M Feller, the husband of a form Checks and other cash items 488.7.S Cash on hand 10,844.92 went aboard and counted, as re G A M E A N IM A L , fur-bearing ani most wonderful sights to he seen at «r Coquille-girl, Mist Connie Rohi Other resources 1,077.26 quested. They found 103 life pre mal, game bird or game fish, OR the Fair grounds. sou. The telegram states that be Total - - - $87,768.97 W hile Mrs G row states that w h s drowned Saturday while work servers aboard, the exaot num ber A N Y P A R T T H E R E O F .” L iabilities ^ Section 1 0 , paragraphs (c) and (k) every thing is nice at the present ing on the government works at requ ire! — 10 0 for the passengers Fort Can by, Wash. Mrs. Belloni time, she w ouldn’ t advise anyone to Capital stock paid in $25,00 ). 00 provide for open seasou as follows, aud one each for the crew. take in the fair for six weeks at the riceived another message Monday Surplus fund 830.00 “ Gam e animals. — D e e r w i t h In the mean time, Ihe inspectors least; because in that length of time stating that the body bad not y et Undivided profits, less ex penses and taxes paid 2,063.23 and their man F iday bad gone horns, from August 1 st to October everything will Lbe completed, all been recovered. Due banks and banker 74.69 3 1 st of each year. Bag limit, three the exhibits there and everything - . • - - Deposits due State Treasurer 49,333.62 to the depot to take the train. such deer during any one season.” running smoothly. Individual deposits subject to Taken to Hospital Marshal Miller hurried down there check 2,161.14 Section 2 , paragraph ( 1 ) pro Mrs. Grow had been visiting her Savings deposits 8,276.29 and told the clerk tLat he had found vides: son, W in. Grow, at San D iego, and Mrs. R. Maddox, of this city, was 103 life preservers on the Dora. The word possession means that she also visited at Los Angles and taken to the Mercy Hospital at Total - - - - $87,768.97 ‘ W eb,’’ replied the c'eik , 1 they were if there be any person or two or there met Alton Grimes, former North Bend, Friday morning. She State of Oregon, ) not theie when I was thi re.” But mote persons, any ot whom , with ly of this place, w o is now employ- was taken sick a couple of days be County of Coos. )' ss* I, It. H. Mast, cashier of the above- fore, and, while the d octor thinks her M iller i n f o r m 'd him so emphatical the knowledge and consent of the e«l on t)ie L. A Examiner. named bank, do solemnly swear that - • - rest, has any game bird, non game condition is not serious, he thought ly that none P a l been brought the above statement is true to the bird, game animal or fish or fur- it best to have her removed from best of my knowledge and belief. Odd Fellows on a Jaunt aboard, t i his c o ia io knowledge bearing animal iu custody cr posses R# H. M ast , Cashier. the Baxter Hotel to tlie hospital that the representatives of the glory sion, it shall he deemed an 1 taken where things are quieter. Dr. M or Correct —Attest: O. C. S anford , East Wednesday several members row, of North Beu'l, is the attend R. S. K nowlton , and power of llie.-e U n itei States to be in the custody and possession Directors finally conceded that, “ We will of each aud all o f them, and if any of the Odd Fellows lodge, o f this ing physician. Subscribed and sworn to before me persnu has any such game bird, place, journeyed to Myrtle Point this 9th day of Mar., 1915. have to let that flue go ” animal, or fish or (ur-bearing ani Marriage Licenses [Seal | o. C. S antoro . If Captain Panter had not been mal in possession W H E N IT IS by auto and coni'erred the First and Notary Public. gifted with th< presence of m ind.be I L L E G A L T O T A K E O R H A V E Second Degrees on caudidates for j L. Thrift ami Chrissie T he; Frai.k would uudoubtedly have been SA M E , SUCH F A C T S H A L L BE tiie M yrtle Point Lodge. Notice to Creditors F A C IE E Y ID E N C E First Degree was given them about N earer. mulched lo the tune f oi.e hundred P RIM A 10:30 Then 11 adjourned to the! Hans Christiau Christensen mid In the County Court of the State of T H A T SUCH P E R SO N K IL L E D dollars entirely without cause and Oregon for the County of Coos. banquet hall where supper was Sylvia Hazelton. SU CH G A M E IL L E G A L L Y ” J In the Matter of the Estate of Fran through the incompetence of a swell Loyla C. Noah aril Elmer Drol- cis Marion Sanderlin, deceased. Section 3 5 , paragraph (a), o f the served. After satisfying their ap- i bea I clothed with a Utile brief petites they put tne candidates1 ]iu Notice is hereby given that the un same act, provides: dersigned has been duly appointed through the Second Degree. The I " ’ T . authority. The insufferable affront- Possession of game animals or meeting broke up about 12 :3 0 and \ ‘ ” Executrix of the last will and testa oz*er an'' Mabel Hall. ery of some of these Portland ginks any portion theteo', D U R IN G T H E themerry makers plowed back home In the Circuit Cour7 ; f the Stafe of Dre. ment and of the estate of Francis Mar- i ion Sanderlin, deceased. All persons who imagine they came from a real CLO SE D S E A S O N , shall be prim . through I lie m ild in fhc w e e small j g o n in and fo r th e C o u n ty | having claims against said estate are city, wheu they get so far from home facie evidence that the same have hours.” There were three car loads I hereby notified to present the same du- o f C oo>. been uniawtully taken, unless etch j ly verified as by law required to the un- is often amusing, but when it is like in all. The members that repre- j Rufus N. Cranfill, | I dersigned at the office of Geo. P. Top- Plaintiff, ly to cost m man a bundled dollm s quarter of any deer anil the carcass seuted the lodge from this place I F>ing, Bandon, Oregon, within six o f any other game animal cr game I months from the date of this notice. were G ee Leach. I)r. Moore, Kirk Patriek D. Cranfill, (Be- it ceases to be f iriny. bird shall have been tagged by 1 Price, Jess Beyers, Harry O erdm g, fore his adoption, Patrick Dated this the 2nd day of March, 1915. game wardeu, etc. Zanta E. D. Callaghan John Lawrence. William Brunker, D. Clark) and Fanny! 13-2-5t Executrix. In this connection, we give below The law, therefore, very plainly M. M cDonald. Lloyd O ddy, Frank A - r - Nosier and f Ihe ' ej h pint ly C ¡ t o n IT. «V. states that if a man is arrested for I.eslie. T racy I .c ,c b .S ,m i : P|>ersn 11, » « f e T t S ! Dunham to Ihe letter from Collect having game birds or game animals, Logan Kay, Owen k n o w lto o , John her husband Samuel H. ! Sheriffs Sale of Real Property on Foreclosure | Bryan, or Burke, published in the Herald, or any portion thereof, in possession Ensele, and Sherman Hurlord. Defendants. The above mentioned members Notice is hereby given, That by vir- iu which the government official de during the closed season, it shall be IO, Patrick D. Cranfill, Fanny Clark, I tue of an execution duly issued out of eonstitute the Degree Team o f Co mands that the former send affidav prima facie evidence o f guilt, an.l A. L. Nosier, Annie R. Nosier, Marin* i the Circuit Court of the State of Ore- !. h V * *L Bryan and her husband Samuel H. ¡gon, for the County of Coos and to me its to support the statements which the burden ol proof rests with the lvVt-i} « d\ n.i(1 a go d time ml ap Bryan, the above entitled defendants, i directed on the 13th day of February he had made in the Marshfield Sun, defendant to show to the ju iy that predated the royal treatment given IN I HE NAME OF THE STATE 1915 upon a judgment and decree duly ¡OF OREGON: You are hereby noti-. rendered, entered of record and docket- regarding conditions with which ev he did not come in possession ol his them by the Myrtle Pointers. tied that you are required to appear! ed in and by said Court on the 14th day ery one on the river was familiar. game illegally. and answer the complaint filed against j of January 1915 in a certain suit then in Pleasant Afternoon ! you iii the above entitled suit within six ; said Court pending, wherein W. H. Capt. Dunham reproduces the letb r Section 6 2 , paragraph (b ), of weeks from the date of the first publi-' Bunch was plaintiff and Adolph G Raab from memory, but it is essentially a Chapter 2 3 2 , provides: The L (). M S. girls spent a cation of this summons, to-wit: within1 and Charlotte E. Raab, his wife, and copy of the one seat. six weeks from the 9th day of March, James Magee were defendants in favor “ Unless otherwises pecifically pro very pleasant afternoon last Friday 1915; and il y-u fail to appear and an-j , of plaintiff and against said defendants ns the guests of Miss Mary Fusonne. th r svYur on or lu fore the 20th day of April, by which execution I am commanded to vided, any person violating any ol Thos. Burke, the provisions ot this act shall he Most of the time was tak* n up with 1915 that date being the last date of \ sell the property in said execution and Collector of Customs tho time prescribed in the of hereinafter described to pay the sum guilty of a misdemeanor and shall conversation and music, though publication, .figment will be order Portland, Oregon. taken \ due the plaintiff of Seven Hundred] be punished by a fine o f not less some whs occupied with an im against you ! r want thereof, for the Twenty and 18-100 Dollars, with inter-! Dear Sir; than 5 2 5 .c o nor more th n $500 00 promptu “ silent drama” that would relief demanded in plaintiff *s complaint, est thereon . at the rate of eight per Your receut communication re and costs o f such suit or action, or have made D.ivid Griffith, himself, a succinct sta ment of which is as fol- cent, per annum from the 14th day of i January 1915 until paid together with ceived, and will honor you with a by imprisonment 111 the county jail j open h is eyes if be had been ho for lows: l hat plaintilf’s title to the lands des- the costs and disbursements of said suit reply. The interpretation of it was in the county wherein such unlaw tunate ns to see it The club mem eribed in the complaint, to-wit: the taxed at $ . . . . and an Attorney fee of uncertain; whether it was intended " and ’ costs and expenses of said ful act was committed tor not less burs present were Mildred Norton, ] south-east quarter of the north-west $75.00 for a threat to banish me ns an ex «luarter, and the north-east quarter of than 30 days or more than six V"udn McCabe, L anna Curry, Vera the Bouth-w« quarter of Section 12, execution. I will on Saturday the 20th day of March 1915 at the hour of 10 ile for daring to write I be facts. months, or both such fine and im K liy, Olive Kowey, Alice Curry, in Township <outh of Range 13 West o'clock A. M. of said day at the Front For your information, I do not Dorothy Snow, Myrtle Cunningham, of the Willai ttc Meridian, in Coos door of the County Court House in Co- prisonm ent.” have any dates, neither do I draw a Mary L* var and Mary Fusonne. County, Oi « > i containing eighty acres quille, Coos County, Oregon, sell at Attorney General Brown coil salary for such nor employ a sten ■ f land, mon nr less, be quieted and, public auction to the highest bidder for ! that you, tin defendants, and each o f' cash in hand on the day of sale, all the ographer, paid from the U S. eludes his opinion as follows: Married \ on, he forever enjoined and restrained : right, title, interest and estate which treasury. What I wrote I do not “ T aking into consideration the de from sotting p any claim of right, title, said defendants Adolph G. Raab, Char- retract n or apologize for; for these finition o f the words "hunt,” as de this . cite interest or estate in or to said described lotte E. Raab, his wife, ami James Ma TO ZIE R -H A L L — In were existing circumstances^ and are fined by the Legislature in Section j .March 6, 1915, E. 1 Tozier a. .1 , rear n’s^ property or any portion thereof: gee or either o f them, and all persons . . for his costs (lisbu.^...w,..a ... ,„.o claiming under them subsequent to the cost iiul «ml disbursement« in this easily corroborated; and do not 2 , paragraph (f), and "o p e n ” and , Mabel Hall, Rev (! it Hr'an Of-| suit, and for such other relief as the Plaintiff’s Mortgage Lien in, of and to have any fear or favor to ask of "closed seasons" as provided iti , Hein ting. Court may tleem meet and equitable in said Real Property said Mortgaged j your excellency paragraphs (a ) and (c) of Section premises hereinbefore mentione«! are N O A H -D liO LLIN G E R In this city the premises. H. W. Dunham. 10 , and the declaration when it shall Service of this summons is made by described in said execution as follows, I Mar. 6. 1915 Loyla C. Noah and publication in pursuance of an order to-wit: The South Half of the North * - • - - lie unlawful to hunt within the State. 1 Alma Drollinffer, both o f Marsh madejby the 11 norable .lames Watson, East Quarter and the North Half of the The Law Says and that it shall he lawful at no t’ndd, Rev ( ' H Bryan officiating. County Juil«' 'or Coo«County, Oregon, South East Quarter of Section Twenty- House Bill No. 271, introduced other time, and the declaration by dated the oth lay of March, 1915, di- eight Township Twenty-four South of rectmc that rvi.* thereof be made Range Twelve West of 'jhe Willamette by C. R Barrow and passed bv the the Legislature in Secti 11 6 2 , that Carl vs Cottle by publication thereof in the Coquille Meridian in Coos County. Oregon. legislature, provides "Additional any person violating any of the pro Herald, a weekly newspaper, published Said sale being made subject to re open season for the Coquille Valley, 1 visions of the Act known as Chap An interesting ease of itifference nt the City of Cm)uille, Coos County, demption in the manner provided by Coos County— Ducks from Dect m- ter 2 3 2 , shall be guilty of a misde of opinion will be pulled off in Jus Oregon, once a week for a period of law. ber 31st to January 31st.” Thi--, »g meanor and prescribing a penalty tice Stanley'a court Friday when tb e i"'* weeks, Dated this 13th day of February 1915. A. J. S herwood Alfred Johnson, ,Ir„ has been stated in the Herald, is an for said crim e, it is clearly made case of H. L. Carl vs T. J Cott e ami L. A. L lu E q v iS T Sheriff o f Coos County, Oregon. "extension of two weeks and helps criminal to kill female deer, spotted «»ill c rue up, Carl has sued Cottle 3 9-7t Attorneys for Plaintiff. 2-16-5t FARMERS ft MERCHANTS BANK some." W h y Not Clean W ithout Sweeping and Dusting? A N ELEC TR IC C L E A N E R Cleans by means of its powerful suction. It easily and quickly removes all dust and dirt from carpets, rugs, draperies and up holstery. T here is no labor— no trouble— no germ laden duit. / This is but one of the many modern labor savers which you may enjoy if your home is electrically lighted Oregon Pow er C om pany % Announcement IJ A V IN G bought the plant of the Co- * * quille Mill and Mercantile Com pany, the undersigned is now prepared to fill all orders for any kind of LUMBER 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 s* S W I F T S Premium Hams and Premium Bacon "The Last Word" when it comes to quality. Everv piece branded. Look for this brand if you want the best. -:- Aak Your Dealer J. E. NORTON D IS T R IB U T O R , C O Q U IL L E . O R E G O N SELL T H A T OLD Automobile That old watch Photograph outfit of which you are tired Your caf, dog or shoat That old wagon, horse or cow Churn, wheelbarrow, tools for which you have no use The unused shed that ought to be torn down The lot that you don’t need The Herald Want Ads. Will Do It For You!