T he C oquille H erald
VOL. 33,
NO. 28
CITY DIRECTORY FROM m e NATIONAL CAPITAL
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON. TUESDAY, MARCH .10, 1915.
in tbe United States, and as Wash
iugtou is the headquarters of tbe
nation, tbe principal attention of
tbese foreign agetits have been di
reeled toward tbe seat of govern
rnent. Washington has been des
cribed as the "clearing house of
conspiracies of the world.”
The
United States Government has ig­
nored the spies, but has conceroed
itself regarding the safety of the
representatives of foreign countries,
since there has been a feeling that
some overt act might be committed
that would embarrass our position
as tbe greatest neutral in the world
PER YEAR $1.50
STATE INDUSTRIAL RLVIEW
after many complaints had been
made against the two for killing
Frite m it and Benevolent Order
Jeer out of season. It is reported
K. & A. M.—Regular meeting oI Events of Interest Reported
that
Murphy has killed all the way Compiled by State Bureau of
Speaker
Lauda
Ben
Selling
and
Tells
of
Prohibition
Legis­
. Chadwick Lodge No. 68 A. F. 4 A.
For The Herald
Industries and Statistics
from
seven to fourteen deer since
M.. at Masonic Hall, every Saturday
lation, the Port Bill and Other Interesting Matters
night m each month on or before the
the
season
closed.
Mr.
Thomas
Handled at Late Session of Legislature
lull moon,
D. D. 1‘ ikhck , W. M.
(By J. E. Jones.)
St Helens considers paving main
brought both Wayne aud Murphy
It. H. M a st , Secretary.
streets.
R E P U B L I C A N P U B L I C IT Y
to
this
city
and
iu
tbe
Justice
court
K. S.—Keguiar meeting of Beulah
Lack of time last week prevented question of the Girls’ Industrial
A new unofficial Republican or­
Springfield hopes to get Ecclea
. Chapter No. 6, second and fourtn
before J J Stanley, they plead not
the Herald from giving mure than School and showed how the women
Friday evenings of each month, in Ma­ ganization, at the head oF which is
guilty, last Wednesday. They have sugar factory.
sonic Hall.
a brief mention of tbe address de­ rf the state had fought that the ap-
former Senator Bourne of Oregon,
W a k v A. Piaaca, W . M.
engaged L A Roberts to defend
South Portland gets a three-story
livered by Rep. C. R. Barrow at the propriation lor it might be contin-
A n n a L aw kunc * h e c .,
declares that it has organized itself
them aud the trial will take place brick building.
court house Monday evening.There- tied and not close the school and
I). O. F .—Coquille Lodge No. 63,1. O. lor the purpose of taking the case
next week.
Hood River— A. W. Peters will
. O. K., meets every Saturday night
fore we give here a short synopsis farm these girls out to institutions
. - • - .
of the Republican party before the
n Odd Fellows Hall.
build
a 60 ton silo.
of
the
talk
delivered,
which
had
as
where they were in a number of
Woman’s Study Club
H. B. M oohe , N. Q.
country in the hopes that it may
McCoy— Frank Linn will build
J . S. L a w k k n c i , Sec.
its
subject
the
last
legislative
assem­
cases
again
hired
out
to
different
convert voters to help it win the
On Monday afternoon of last a round $5000 barn.
bly; some ol (he people who were factories and industries at a wage
amie rkb e k a h lodge , n o . 20 election in 1916
It is claimed that
FREED OM OP T H E PRESS
I. O. O. F., meets every second and
week,
the members of the Woman’s
members
of
1
hat
body;
some
of
the
Corbett —W. Knight is to erect s
far
exceediug
the
expense
of
their
fourth Wodnestlay nights inOdd Fellows many rich Republicans are support­
Study
Club
held
their
regular
meet­
$4000
store building.
laws
enacted
by
(hem
as
well
as
keeping.
Attorney
General
Brown
The
editor
ofthe
New
York
Times
Hall.
E l l a A n d e e so n , N. G,
ing the movement; and since the
A nnte L aw kknc * , S ec.
Coos county is buying a steam
regularly organized committees are protested to a special investigat­ some killed by them; some of the states that Oregon is leading in a ing in tbe City Library. As usual,
. . 26 very much handicapped in their ac­ ing committee of tbe Senate against uses and abuses of tbe state money number of things and must not go t h e r e were three papers— "The shovel for road work.
/'■»OQUILLK KNCAMPMENT, No.
_ I. O. ______
____ _____________I
V-/
O. F., meets
the tirstand third
thi
Eugene council buys garbage
tivities because they are compelled many questions directed to him tend­ and a number of items in which the back in the question ol caring for Church in the Time of the Vice­
riiursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall.
J, 8. B a r t o n , C. ? .
to make statements of their expen­ ing to show that his publication had progressive women of the state are these girls. One of the pertinent roys,” by Mrs. R B. Rogers, "Sun­ cans made in that city.
J . S .L aw rrnck , S ec.
questions asked by Mr Barrow is dry Details of Spanish Rule,” by
ditures, it may follow that Brother taken a position favorable to tbe especially interested.
A. I. Foxley will establish a
NICHTS OF PYTH IAS.—Lycurgus
Mr.
Barrow
began
bis
address
by
“ Are not the girls of Oregon worth Mrs. Mary Springer, and "Spanish
shipping
trust,
and
in
support
of
brick industry on Ceos Bay.
laxlge No. 72, meets Tuesday nights Johnalbon Bourne and bis band of
in W. O. W. Hall.
political pir ites will in time over tbe lobby, aod has attracted a great tbanking tbe people ol the county as much as the boys?” Suiely they Explorations— Particularly in the
Portland will vote April 14 on
K. K. W a t s o n , K K. 8
Editor Miller who had helped to elect him to are, and we must not discontinu^ Vice liegal Period,’ ’ by Mrs. S V.
shadow the work of the accredited deal of attent on
O. A. M in t o n y « . C. 0 .
a
$1,250,000
road bond issue.
came to Washington with a clean the position of Rep. and then ex­ the allowance for this school which Epperson.
representatives of the G. O. P.
i j YTHIAN SISTERS—Justus Tempie
Tbe
Siuslaw
will get $112,500
At
the
next
meeting,
April
12,
plained
the
meaning
ol
the
word
seeks to help and elevate the girls
conscience, and therefore be could
I No. 35, meets first and Third Mon-
p i t z g k r a l d ’ s s t i n g
from
Congress
for
harbor work.
there
will
be
papers
on
“
Hidalgo
"Mutt”
as
he
had
previously
prom­
the
same
as
the
Boys’
Industrial
afford
to
talk
back
to
the
Senators
duy nights iu W. O. W. Hall.
Representative Fitzgerald ol New Indications are that a lot of publi­ ised to do.
Mia. Gxuioa D a v i s , M. E. C.
Lambing is on in Eastern Oregon
and Morelos,” "Iturbide and Santa
School does fot the boys.
M rs . F re d L in e u a r , K. of R
York, holds the important position
cations without as clean a defense
He spoke first of tbe speakership
Mr. Barrow then took up more of Anna,” aud “ From Independence and shearing will begin April 5.
ED MEN— Coguille Tribe No. 46, 1 of Chairman of the Appropriations
are
echoing
tbe
Miller
statement
iu
New laws require publication of
of Mr. Selling, which he said bad the laws for ihe betterment of wom­ to the war with the United States ”
0 . R. M „ meets every Friday night
Committee in the House of Repre hopes that tbe investigation may
A business meeting came after budget by all tax levying bodies.
I n W. 0 . W. Hall.
been opposed by himself under the en and children such as tbe Wid­
J . 6 . B a r t o n , Sachem.
sentatives Because be is a Tam- not cover their owo methods—-since
instructions of his constituents, they ow’s Pension Law; a bill for the the Mexico lesson, aud after business
Warreuton— Bids were o p e n e d
A. P. M illrr , C. of R.
manyte things have been made un­ there is doubtless no end of pollu­
Mrs. H. Saturday for a $25,000 scboolbouse.
fearing that if the speakership went support ol illegitimate children; a came Domestic Science
W. A. -R egu lar meetings of Bea- comfortable for him in a number of
tion of news and editorial pages en­ to a Portland man it would rneau a bill relating to property left to in­ W. Young, the leader, was assisted
. ver Camp No. 10.550 in M. W . A.
A county that lets a cannery die
Hall, Front street, first and third Sat- instances. Fitzgerald, like a true gineered ftom Was ington.
Multnomah "machine” rule iu the stitutions by individuals; Women by Mrs. J. L. Smith. An article on creates the office of fruit inspector.
urd.ivB in each month.
and
patriotic
Irishman,
has
been
C. D. H u d so n , Consul.
House but on the contrary Mr. Bar­ voting at school elections; minimum marketing which appeared iu the
M A N Y CO N G R ESSM EN R E M A IN
The State Fair Board will erect a
inclined to fight back on occasions,
L. II. I b v i n r , Clerk.
row states that Mr. Selling made a term of 8 or 9 mouths school; social February number ol a well known
rest cottage at Salem fair grounds.
Although Cougress adjourned
N. A.— Regular meeting of Laurel but he saved his real wrath until
household
and
literary
magazine,
most able Speaker, having bis faults hygiene education in the right way;
. amp No. 2972 at M. W . A . Hall, the last day of the past session, March 4, there are still many repre­
Portland proposes a bond issue to
like all men and sometimes losing pictorial education for the children was reviewed by Mrs. J. S. Law­
Fronti street, second and fourth Tues­
when
be
prevented
the
appropria­
sentatives
in
Washington
It
devel­
hard
surface 70 miles of highway.
day n glits in each month.
his patience when a number of the of the slate; equal wages for men rence. Tbe next lesson will be
M a r y K e r n , Oracle.
tion from being made for the new ops that most of them are Irom tar
The
city of Portland will manu­
Chapter
Six
of
the
text
book.
On
members desired to speak at the and women teachers; privilege of
L a o b a B r a n d o n , Rec.
Federal Trade Commission. The away states, and are remaining here
April 5 the class will enjoy a dem­ facture concrete lamp posts to cost
same
time,
nut
on
the
whole
was
an
women
to
serve
as
j
u
r
o
r
s
;
O. W .—Myrtle amp No. 197, Board will get a few thousand dol­ iu the hopes that they may finish all
. . meets every Wednesday at 7:30
excellent man for tbe place, being community property rights of worn onstration meeting at tbe home of $16.
(Continued on Page 2)
lars extra ou the first of July, but it
in. at W. O. W. Hall.
Newberg— D. J. Matthews has
for the people first, last and all the en; the divorce laws; tax collection the President, Mrs. W. J. Longston.
Lee Currie, C. C.
starts out on its work greatly ham­
been
re-empluyed to run tbe can­
J ohn L e n e v e , Sec.
time
and
against
machine
rule;
placed
back
in
the
hands
o.
the
pered for want of funds.
The Clean-up Week To
Big Night for Odd
nery.
opposiug
the
Senate
in
their
ma­
sheriff
which
was
none
by
lobbying
VKNINUTIDE CIRCLE No. 214,
Be Observed in May
Trade Commission is a favorite of
Fellows and Rebekahs
meets second and fourth Monday
chine methods, most emphatically. and was purely a political move;
L. M. La Rue, ol Salem, will
the Presideot, and Fitzgerald is
nights in W . O. W. Hall.
Mr.
Barrow
states
that
he
had
been
the
lobby
bill
which
was
to
have
all
move his step-ladder factory to Eu­
A n n ie B u r k h o l d e r , Q.N.
Aa
a
period
every
spring
is
devot­
“ chuckling up his sleeve” because
On Friday of last week the Odd
M a r y A. Piaaci, Clerk.
appointed by Mr. Selling as a mem- ! lobbyists at the legislative sessions
gene.
be has tied up this work for many ed to bouee cleaning in our individ­
Fellows of this place put six candi­
l»er
of
three
very
good
committees
ARMERS UNION.— Regular meet­
register, giving their name, post of­
ual
households;
and
as
tbe
needs
of
The S. P. Co. will erect new de­
dates through tbe last degrees of
ings second and fourth Saturdays in months to come. The new Com­
and chairman of one other, which fice address; paid by whom and lob­
pots
in Oregon— one at Cottage
each month in W. O. W. Hall.
mission has organized, but it can­ c'eaniDg and renovating are espe­
the lodge
There was one from
F r a n k B u r k h o l d e r , Prea.
cially apparent iu tbe spring ¡ d all is rather an unusual courtesy to one bying for what
Grove.
not
engage
in
aay
extensive
work.
Myrtle
Point,
three
Irom
Bandon
O. A. M in t o n y e . Sec.
l ranches of life; and as it is entire- who has opposed the appointive pow­
Most of these lqws would have aud two from this place. About
Silverton— The contract has been
r a t e r n a l a i d No. 398, meets the A L L I»Oi>RS C L O S E D T O T H E W H I T E
er, and that he Bad at all times been made for the betterment ol women
|v
fitting
that
Bpecial
attention
be
fifty members came down from Myr let for a new United Lutheran
second and fourth Thursday» each
H O U SE
given tbe promotion of such work: treated fairly and cordially by the and children and were supported by tie Point, in autos, and tbe Steamer church.
month at W. O. W . Hall.
President Wilson has practically
M b s . C h a s . E v l a n d , Pres.
the women ol the state and a num­ Telegraph made a special run to
Therefore, I designate the week Speaker.
M a s. L o r a H a r r in g t o n , Sec. become a hermit tbese days, since
The government dredge Mlcbie
After speaking briefly on the ber ot the legislators, one of tbe
of Mey 4 to 11 as “Clean-up Week,”
Bandon and brought up about nine­ is undergoing $25,000 repairs at
he
has
denied
himself
to
all
visitors.
Educational Organizations and Clubs
aod I earnestly urge Oregonians to amount saved by each member em­ most interested iu this way being
For three weeks he will give his set aside that week as a time when ploying his own clerk or stenogra­ Rep. S. B. Huston of Portland who ty members of the order besides sev­ Portland.
OMAN’ S Study Club. —Meets 2:30
eral that came to attend the dance
Conner Creek mine in Baker
p. m. st city library every second eutire attention to a study of intri­ they will devote special attention to pher rather thau giving a contract was always in favor of a good law
given here. Upon leaving Bandon county has been leased and will be
and fourth Monday.
cate problems connected with the improving the physical appearsnoe to one or two persons to be sub-let, and against a bad one.
H a r r ie t A. L o n g sto n , Pres.
one ot the boiler pipe on the boat operated.
European war. This is the first
F r a n c is E. E p p e r so n , Sec.
Mr. Barrow then spoke at length burst, delayiug their arrival an
not only of their own property, but Mr. Barrow took up the Prohibition
A vein of good-burning coal has
O Q U I L L E E D U C A T I O N A L time in the memoty of the oldest of their communities, as such action Bill as one being of more intetest of the Port Bill introduced by him
hour and a quarter, and they didn’t been found three miles from Klam­
LEAGUE—Meets monthly at the Washingtonian when the President
and importance to the entire people and which the majority of the peo­
will
be
beneficial
not
only
to
gener­
High School Building during the school
arrive until 9:15.
ath Falls.
He ple of this district wanted passed but
year for the purpose ol discussing edu­ has entirely excluded the public. al health aod happiness, but by in­ of the state than any other.
After the candidates had beeu put
Of course this is the first time creasing the beauty of our surround­ read Art. 36 Sec. 1. of the Oregon wt]jC(j was killed by underhanded
cational topics.
Portland— West Park and Tenth
Biania S k e e l b , Pies.
there has been so big a war, and as ings, will add materially to tbe at­ Constitution which defines the Pro- m ethods and the pledge of his tel- through, the ladies of the Rebekab streets are to get a $40,000 bachelor
E d na H a k lo c k k r , Sec.
lodge of this place gave an excellent
the United States has been involved
hibition for which the people voted ;ow representative being entirely re­
apartment.
tractiveness of the State.
O K EEL KLUB—A business men’ s
midnight lunch which was appreci­
social organisation. Hall in Laird's in many ways, Ihe President has
Three new buildings are planned
Dated this 12tb day of March, but which they lack much of having pudiated which called for some ated by all present. Tbe gathering
building, Second street.
determined that he will take per­
under the law passed at the last ses- pointed remarks by Barrow on the
at the state university by the board
1915.
L J. C a r y , Pres.
i
broke
up
about
1
3
1
and
the
boat
W. C. E nd ico tt , Sec. ! sonal charge of the situation.
sion of the legislature.
He slated 1 floor Qf the House. It is high time
JAMES WITHYCOMBE,
went back with ii - pdv.iugers about ol regents.
that
the
W.
C.
T.
U.
and
Temper­ that the voters begin to inquire into
o m m e r c i a l c l u b — Lao j . c . vrv S Q U E A L
OF TH E
EXPRESS
CO M ­
Governor of the State of Oregon.
O. W. R. & N. Co. railroad is to
2:00 o’clock a m.
The Coquille
President; L. H. H azard ,Secretary
ance League wanted absolute pro­ conditions and sit that representa­
P A N IE S
Juvenile Band accompanied the be extended (torn Juntura into the
The Clean-Up Week will be ob­ hibition. He also told ot the hours tives are sent who will not promise
Transportation Facilities
I Representatives of the American,
excursion boat up from Bandon and Harney valley.
served
in Coquille and tbe prelimin­ spent in preparing a new bill as a to do a thing and vote entirely dif­
Adams,
Southern
and
Wells
Fargo
furnished s>.ms exct-IUnt music on
Construction of tbe Heimiston-
RAINS—Leave, south bound 8:10 a.
May­ substitute for House bill No 1 and ferent in an hour's time.
If we the boat :.ml al- . at the dance uhich Umatilla highway, partly bard sur­
m. and 2:40 p. m. North bound Express Companies have told the aries are already under way.
9:26 a. m. and 4:26 p. m.
Interstate Commerce Commission at or Morrison will bring tbe matter lauded Rep Porter of Roseburg for must pay such taxes as we are now broke up at 12:30. The youug fel­ face, has begun.
OAT8— Six boats plymg on the Co­ Washington that the low rates of before tbe council and other organ­ his work in tbe matter, and said paying let us send men or women
lows say that they did fine at their
Tbe changes in the election laws
quille river afford ample accommo­
izations of tbe town will lend their tbe people of Oregon owe respect to the legislature who will work for
dation tor carrying freight and psaeen fare prescribed by tbe Commission
dance and swelled their treasury are expected to save taxpayers
and
thanks
to
Kep
Littlefield
of
(ers to Bandon and way points. Boats hc-e been "disastrous.” The Com­ aid. Tbe ladies will be prominent
the people rather than to put a few considerable. The proceeds go to
$100.000 a year.
cave at 7 :30, 8 :30, 9 :20 and 9 :C0 a. m.
panies set out that in ten months in the movement, and it is likely Portland who was also an active paltry dollars iu their own pockets, the Submarine Club. Several ladies
mil at 1:00, 3:30 and 4 :45 p. m.
During the last two weeks of Feb­
that the Woman’s Study Club will worker lor the bill, and that these The amount ol appropriations made
came from both Myrtl- Paint a id ruary Pacific coast mills exported
TAGE—J. L. Laird, proprietor. De­ under the new rates there has been
two
men
were
entitled
to
great
cred-
¡Q
1915
as
against
those
ol
1913
parts 6 :3 0 p. m. for Roseburg via a deficit of $2,760,804. It took Un­ be st the head of activities. While
Bandon who were Reb.kahs and 20,655,000 feet of lumber.
Myrtle Point.carrving the United Slates
cle Sam a long time to teach the Coquille is not on the whole a “dir­ it for the part they had taken in show a decrease of $664 791.93; they united with these here in pie-
mail and pasengers.
F. F. Patterson ol Roaeburg has
plutocratic express companies their ty” towD, still there is no towD that this matter. He also spoke ot the more than half a million dollars. paring the gorgeous "feed” in which
OSTOFFICE.—A. F. Linegar, |wsi-
referendum which tbe "wets” may Since the session of 1913, $34,000
formed a company to build a com­
would
not
be
improved
by
a
good
lessons—
and
perhaps
the
learning
maater. The mails close as follows:
both themselves and the Odd Fel­
mercial fruit drier at that city.
clesniog up, aod once a year is none invoke by some means or other, but was put into a building which can
Myrtle Point 7 :40 a.in. 5:20, 2:35 p.in. of it has been rather bard.
lows participated at a late hour, in
Marshfield 9:06 a. m. and 4:15 p. in.
it is hoped the ‘ drys” may become only take care of 30 girls; $t,8oo
too
often.
Combinig city and state labora­
Bandon, way points, 8:45 a m. Norway
D E A TH O F CO LO N EL CROOK
lact some of the Coqutllers were eat­
active and forestall any acts of this was spent for a barn to house one
anil Aragol2:55 p.m. Eastern mail 5:20
tories
will save Portland $tooo a
ing at 2 o’clock when the boat left
A faithful old attache in t b e
p. m. Eastern mail arrives 7 :30 a. m.
Finds Bad Roads
kind.
team of horses and two or three
year and the state $2700 a year.
for
Bandon.
White House has died, and the
Mr. Barrow spoke of the women cows; $4.ooo for a hog house built
Roseburg merchants are encour­
City and Counts) Officers
President ol the United States, who
\V. C. Bradley, of the Bradley legislators in the past session; Miss wi«h concrete floors for the hogs to I Jesting Association Formed
aging
Kendall Bros to erect a saw­
.................A. T. Morrison on account of important affairs has Candy Co. of Marshfield, was in
Towne in tbe House and Miss sleep in, and this ail through the
................J. 8. Lawrence
mill
at
that place, with logging road
He had Clarke in the Senate, stating that wrong ideas of a state architect,
. R. II. Mast secluded himself from tbe public, town odo day last week.
into
the
timber.
............. P. M. Hall-Lewis found time to attend the funeral.
(The Tribune)
just come from the coast and be Miss Towne was small in atature who seems to realize that he is
Marshal........... .......................A. P. Miller
Oregon
City—-After a long strug­
Colonel
William
H
Crook
served
says that the roads between Bandon but large in thought and ability to spending tbe state’s money rather
Night Marshal ................Oecar Wickham
Prol. W. A. Barr, of tbe Oregon
gle, Main street is to be paved with
Water Superin tendent... 8. V’ . Epperson wi'h Lincoln and all of tbe other and Langlois are the worst in the
Agricultural
extension
work,
form­
make hersell understood and the than his own or he surely would
bithulitbic two-inch wealing sur­
Councilmen— Jesse Byers, C. T. Skeels Presidents down to the present day. county; but that in spite of this, a ideas conveyed in the few speeches have planned and built differently, ed a testing association in northern
face on a concrete base.
C. I. Kime, Ned C.Kelley, W. H. Ly­ He undoubtedly had a more inti­ Ford car came up from Langlois to
which she made on the floor of the
Mr. Barrow contemplates a series Curry last week with 756 cows.
ons, O. C. Sanford. Regular meetings
W. Al Jones, oi Wallowa county,
He si-1 House; Miss Clarke was a stronger of lectures through the county in Other ranchers in this section would
first and third Mondays each month. mate knowledge of the affairs ot Bandon one day last week.
tbe Presidents and their families so says that a Ford made a trip
offers to combine the positions of
Justice of the Peace.......... J. J. Stanley
woman physically with a voice that order that the people may know of like to go into an association, and
Constable......
Ned C. Kelley during tbe past fifty years than any from Langlois to Wedderburn, i t ’
could be heard anywhere in the these different things which are be- three had to be refused because too state fair secretary and farmer al
being tbe first car over that road
County Judge ...................James Watson other living American.
Senate chamber, and who worked ¡„g done and it is well worth the many would render the present as- one salary, saving $1500 a year.
this spring.
Commissioners —W. T. Dement, Geo. J.
P U B L IC L A N D S O P E N E D
The Industrial Accident Com mis­
earnestly aud conscientiously on while of am voter to listen to the socia’ i >n unweildy, however, it is
Armstrong
Clerk
During the first two aod a half
Finds
legislation for the betterment of facts which he presents clearly and j probable that enough cows can be sion inaugurates economy.
Dunham Suspended
secured so that the association will Commissioner Marshall can do the
months of the present year 1,571.890
forcibly
women
T. J. Thrift acres have been restored to entry
be divided and two formed
Most work of a Secretary and save $2700
At the investigation last week of
The speaker next took up tbe
CONTRIBUTED
Raymond E. Baker
School Supt.
the
collision
between
the
Telegraph
of
the
prominent
dairymen
of
this a year.
and
52,843
acres
have
been
with­
Survevor ..................... C. F. McCullock
Coroner
......................... F. E. Wilson drawn. The withdrawals have been and Charm, Captain Harvey Dun­
end of Curry joined, except E B.
j
Point,
He
plead
guilty
and
wa*
More Deer Slayers
ham's license as a captain was tak­
Chas. Baxter was over from the
Thrift and tbe Hughes Bros. It is
chiefly for tbe protection of watet
¡fined twenty five dollars and the
en Irom him for two months. It
Bay last Friday, on business. He
power sites.
staled
that
Mr.
Thrift
did
not
join
was his first offense. It was called
Last Tuesday, J Leuthold, ol costs of (he trial At the conclusion
an offense on his part to have Wal­ Camp 5 on the South fork, who was of the trial Mr. Thomas started for because the big Thrift farm is about reports things ss moving slong pret­
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ty live ' over there at the preient
ter Panter, tbe suspended captain,
Since the outbreak of the Europ-
arrested by Game Warden Thomas Bridge where he placed under ar- lo ,IC s0'^ ^°‘ i^0-000 00-
time. He
that the Simp-on
at the wheel and be himself not in
Mill al North Bend will start again
pean war there ha been no end of he pilot bouse
Tbe captun of (or killing deer out of season, was j rest Charlie Murphy and Jack
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Have vou pai I the printer.
activities of spies of foreign powers the Charm got off scott free.
tried in the Justice court at Myrtle Wayne. The arrests were made
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