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The Coquille Herald PUBM SH ED EVERY TUESDAY Entered as second class matter May 8, 1605. at the post office at Coquille, Oregon, underact ot Congress of March 8 , 1879. City Council The Social Whirl WOODMEN ENTERTAIN ' 1 At the council meeting Lst even ing a lull board was present except ing Councilman Beyers. The following report was received sui.-rn.mw» Irom the committee recently selected On Thursday at 8 p. m., at the by the city and the First street home of the bride’s mother, Miss Im- property owners to investigate the ogene Fellows and Itoy Neal were improvement of that street and es uuited in tbo sacred bonds of matri tablish a basis o f possible settlement: mony, the Rev J. E. YValbeck offi Coquille, Coo» County, Oregon. ciating. The young couple are pop May 19, 1915. ular aDd well known people of this Honorable Mayor, Common Council place, the bride being the daughter and Property Owners on First Street lietween Hall St., and a point 160 feet of Mrs. M. Alexson and the groom Fast o f Maple 81., Coquille, Oregon. the son of Mr. and Mrs. YV. A. Neal Gentlem en:— of Guernsey, California, formerly ol We your board of appraisers appoint this city. Ooly a few close friends ed according to an agreement entered and realatives were in attendance. into between the City of Coquille and After the ceremony refreshments the above designated property owners, were served and Friday noon the on May lst, 1915. having throughiy in weddiog feast was indulged in. vestigated the matters in connection with the improvement of1 said First The young couple left Saturday o d Street abutting up m the property pf the the Nann Smith for California where owners designated aliove, do find as fol they will reside. The best wishes lows : That the property owners have received of their many friends will follow full value for Force account amounting them to their new home. Synopsis of Game Laws Spring Time (Continued from Paget) less than 60 days or more than six months. Unless otherwise provided, viola tion of other sections carries pen ally of not less than $25, or more than $500 and costs, or by imprison ment not less than 30 days or more than six months. Besides fines, aoyone violating laws shall be subject to a civil lia bility ranging from $2.00 lor ea :h game bird to $300 for elk and morn- tain sheep; shall forfeit all guns, dogs, boats, traps, fishing apparatus and implements used in violation of laws, and shall lorfeit his hunting license for the balance of the calen dar year in which the crime was committed. N o t i c e : It will be appreciated if violations are reported to Stale Game Warden, Portland. Oregon, or any deputy game warden. All communications will be treated as strictly confidential Your name will not be brought into any case without your permission Copies of complete Game and Fish Laws will be seut free on application. Brings That Tired Feeling Saturday Myrtle Caibp No 197, W. O. VV\, celebrated their 20th an- P. C. LEV AR, Lessee. niversary at their hall at this place, Devoted to the material and social There was quite a large attendance, upbuilding o f the Coquille Valley par as invitations were extended to the ticularly and c i Coos County generally. Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance families of all the member«. The program that was arranged Phone Main 381 . was a treat in itself. Mrs. Holmes, of Beaver Hill, sang several selec- The jury in the case ot Mitchell tions, which were highly appreci against Coach, in which Detective ated by the audience. Professor Mitchell sought to get judgment Bill Hack wood rendered several fine against Joe Coach for some $5,000, selections on the piano. The big came to an end Thursday night af gest treat of the evening came when ter four days in the district court, Robert Valentine was introduced to when the jury brought in a verdict the ctowd. He appeared in full for the plaintiff in the sum of $ 2620 . Scotch costume, the dress being the Much of the dirty mess of which same as is worn by the Scotch on nearly all the Coos county papers the battlefield in Europeat the pres Mr. Valentine distin except the Herald have been full ent time. for several months past was gone guished himself as a comedian, to $«11 .Ot, drainage and catch basins over again, but little, if anything, and had the audience convulsed amounting to $228.62, and all items in that was new was brought out. with laughter from the time he ap Mrs Hal W. Pierce entertained original lump sum bid of $8975 with the People who want to read the details peared on the scene ’till his exit. the^iOO Ciub at her borne Tuesday ! exception of the price paid or proposed will have to look for them elsewhere He is a pure blooded Scotchman, afternoon. Card games were in I to he paid for the Asphalt Macadam pavement which we lielieve to he worth than in this paper. As a matter of and he sang Scotch songs in such a dulged in during the afternoon, and $1500 less than contracted for and that Will Help You Prepare for fact, it was remarked by those who catching way that he held his audi iu the evening dainty refreshments the reasonable amount of the benefit Buys Alexson Building. listened to the trial that the attor ence fairly spellbound. He was kept were served, the hontess being assist derived bv the property owners from Today Allen McLeod purchased neys on both sides were between at bis singing for almost an hour, ed by Mrs. Paul Sterling and Mrs. said improvement would be: Original contract $7475.00 of Martin Alexson bis large hui d- two fires in their endeavors to bring and the audience regretted having Nathan Nieman. Force account ........................$ 811.04 ing on Front street. Mr Clark of _____ out the facts (or the alleged facts) him retire. He was assisted in sev- Drainage and catch basins........ $ 228.62 this place intends to start a b>iktr\ Liss Myrtle Lund entertained the T ota l............................................... $8514,60 in the buildiug, in the same up ■< t- Place your order early and that they wanted without showing eral of his songs by Mrs. Holmes. up too much of the inside of the his sister. There were several brief Sewing Club at her home Friday Respectfully submitted, mentaathe Cook Bros, used for tl at avoid disappointment purpose. The Alexson’s intend lerv- STEPHEN G ALLIER various disgraceful transactions in speeches made, and then the audi evening Quite a number of young ing for California in the near futui e A. B. GIDLEY which the whole crowd had been ence was invited into the banquet ladies attended. Sewing and music R. C. McKINNIS * involved. That two unfortunate ball where a gorgeous feed awaited were the pastimes. Dainty refresh East Fork Items The following acceptance was girls have been used as the clubs by them. Every one enjoyed the hau- ments were served. S. J. Boisum and family, of Ci t- U filed by the committee representing which two Bandon factions endeav quet, especially the dessert, which tage Grove, eauie in over the Ceos the property owners: ored to get the best of each other was strawberries and cream. The A dance was given last Wednes We, the committee on First street Bay wagon road last week Thurs has given the girls a lot of unenvi gathering broke up at a late hour day in the Ko-Keel Club 100ms. ■% beg to advise that we will ab de by day. He has a good tesm— it re able notoriety. It is to be regretted and every one voted it a grand suc Those present were mostly members the appraisers’ report of the value quired a good team to haul his load that they have to bear the full pen cess. of the high school set. of First street improvement wherein They go to Lamps Creek, where his ally of their transgressions, while % --------- the amount of benefit received by brother in-law, Mr. Henry, lives the property holders is placed at of Education the male vultures, who were respon Coquille High School M. C Miller bus-placed a stone it sible for their downfall and who Chairman B. H. Burns $8514.66. Commencement Week Connor’s grave E. M. Harry set Z C S tr a n g have used them for their own pur Vocal Duet Miss Myrtle Lund Chairman Com. up a stone at Vera's grave. Tins poses, do not seem likely to get A Solon ponders till bis years are and Mr. E. E Leslie Then the council passed the fol stones were bought of a Portland their deserts. Could all the facts of It is given out the children will lowing resolution as a compromise great i f AVING bought the plant of the Co- firm the Mitchell - Coach • Treadgold On sway of Power and Magnitude not be admitted unless accompanied with the property owners, which quille Mill and Mercantile Com YVm. Thomas, who moved to Co Simpson cases be brought out in by some older person with whom may or may not be accepted of State; quille from the East Fork, is at the pany, the undersigned is now prepared open court, it might rid society, for Then in his age he leaves the ques they are to be seated, and that every BE IT RESOLVED that for the Good Samaritan Hospital, at Pi>t- to fill all orders for any kind of a time, of some very undesirable effort will be made to start the pro purpose of compromising the threat land, where he was operated on foi tions to members. ened litigation over the Hssess ents gram on time. Both of these are The wisdom of the Sweet Girl Grad cancer of the intestines. He stood excellent and should by all means made against property for the im uate.— Omar Khayyam, Jr. the operation well. provement of First Street in Elliott’» bo remembered. T H E CASE OF TH E LUSI The first episode of the graduat and Notley’a Addition to the City The Brewster Valley schcml closed TAN IA. Especial attention will be paid to the cf Coquille, and for the purpose of last Friday —Mr Young, teacher. ing exercises of the Coquille High The declamatory contest takes avoidiug litigation and not herein local demand, and every effort will be School wae shown at the Masonic Hailey Laird has a colt that will place in Masonic hall Thursday admitting any fault or liability on (Coast Seaman’s Journal.) hall last Friday evening to a good made to supply anything needed at the evening. A gold medal will be the part of the City of Coquille, its be two years old July 3 d that is an The Titanic disaster cost 1517 and appreciative audience. The Ger extra good one— Coach stock Jul shortest possible notice. Y our orders officers or agents, the City of Co lives. Many of these were Ameri awarded for each of three divisions man comedy. “ Nein’’ (No), was given quille offers to repair said First ius Benbam, Clifford Laird and are solicited. of the school, the first division in Street to the extent of expending cans. All could have been saved by four of the students of German, cluding the fifth and sixth grades, $1011 20 thereon as repairs and to one of Mr. Austin’s boys were en but for the lack of lifeboats and a Edna Harlocker, Mary Levar, Hor joying vacation Monday by driving sufficient crew. It was a case of the second the seventh and eighth rebate the alleged over assessment ace Rabskopf and Roy Avery. With grades, and the third the high in the event the Court» shall ad a bunch of calves to E. P. Mast’s io criminal negligence, both on the an extended synopsis in English it school. The following pupils will judge that the City of Coquille does be pastured. part of her owners and the British was possible to follow the little play not have to pay the special war The funeral of Mrs. YY’ m Bettys government which permitted the represent their respective grades: rants now outstanding, and claimed and to see that the performers were at Fairview on Sunday was attended ship to sail in such condition. Con fifth, Harry Isensee and Margaret to have been issued to the contract imbued with the spirit of their parts by her relatives and friends of Brew sidering recent events it is probably Lund; sixth, Allie Corbitt and Er ors illegally, in consideration of all The only thing difficult to under not impertinent to ask: What pre ma Price; Seventh, John Oerding the property owners interested in ster Valley. stand was how any man could be For a gieat plenty of rain this vented our jingoistic papers at that and Ruby McDonald; eighth, Cath the assessment made for said im unfeeling enough to persist in say provement, executing an agreement May is surely giving all that we time from urging the United States erine IIer«ev; high school, Myrtle to pay all the assessments respect ing “no" to a wife of Miss Harloek- Conrad will apply to the Circuit Court Tux Rate government to demand immediate Cunningham, .Ben Hersey and ively assessed against their said could expect is coming to us. The o f the County and State aforesaid for a Y ear’ s Date R ec’ t of er’s persuasive charm. German grass crops promise a good yield. decree foreclosing the lien against the Tax Paid satisfaction from Great Britain? No. Am’t Int. Merton Tyrrell. property, and the sum of $ 199 . 60 , scholars in the audience say that The item that read the people of property above described, and men 1908 Mar. 26 advertising cost for sale of property The Lusitania disaster cost ap ¿0, 190° UHL j 14893) 4H94( $3 36 15 in said certificate. And you are the dialogue wag well handled by Steam Schooner Wrecked and releasing the City from any fur Coos county are so “ near” that they tioned hereby summoned to appear within six proximately 1150 lives. More than (4373) 1909 would rob childreo of their tniik, 15. 1910 the young people. The other play ty days after the first publication o f ther obligation or liability to pay j 13741' $7 23 15 a hundred o; these were Americ .ns. should have read, are “ n o t s o near” this summons exclusive o f the day o f given, “ The Ugliest of Seven,” was The steam schooner Claremont any sum or sums by reason of said ” 1911 3269 ) $9 78 15 Both disasters could have been that they would rob children of said first publication, and defend this 1910 )3270f also well handled by the following was wrecked Saturday afternoon improvement or assessments other their milk. action or pay the amount due as above avoided if it were not for men's 1911 April than such rebate in the event the while attempting to enter Coos Bay. shown together with costs and accrued ’ • ,9'-’ S ' *'3 65 15 students in the cast: Raymond The Coquille school district law interest and in case o f your failure to willingness to “ dare” the elements The crew were taken off by the life courts hold or adjudge that the 7, 1913 { “ }« } $17 01 15 Burns, Julian Leslie, Jane Lowe, savers, working from the bar dredge property owners are entitled to such suit Bhould be appealed to the Su do so, a decree will be rendered fore 1912 and the enemy, and take a "chance” closing the lien o f said taxes and Costs 1913 Feb’y. 6, 1914 317 $19 32 15 Mary Fusonne, Myrtle Cunningham, Michie, but the vessel will be a to rebate to be established in a suit or preme Court; let it say as to whether against the land and premises above even when entrusted with human Said A. J. H a ck k tt , R. E. F alco Zelma Strang, Vera Kelly, Jessie tal loss. It seetns that the cause of action instituted by said property school directors can he compelled named. n e r , and R C. F alconer as the own lives. The Titanic took her chance summons is published by order ers o f the legal title o f the above des Moody, Edna Robison, Give How- the wreck was that the captain kept owners or any of them or by said to pay two or three prices for prop o f This the Honorable John S Coke, Judge cribed property as the same appears o f with icebergs; the Lusitania took erty. R. A. E aston . City or other parties interested. ey, Geneva Robinson, Hazel Ilada- too far to the north, striking the o f the Circuit Court o f the State o f Or record, and each o f the other persons hers with submarines. The Lusi sunken end of the north jetty, egon for the County of Coos and said above named are hereby further noti An ordinance was passed provid baugh and James Hersey. In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for order was made and dated this 24 day fied that W. J. Conrad will apply to the where the vessel went hard and fast, tania sailed for the war zone despite ing for the issuance and sale of Coos County o f May 1915 and the date o f the first Circuit Court o f the County and State tearing out her bottom on the rocks. repeated danger warnings, crowded publication o f th's summons is the 2.5th aforesaid for a decree foreclosing the $ 30,000 funding bonds authorized On Sunday evening the Baccalau W. J. C onrad ) day - o f May - 1915 with passengers and loaded with the ^ property above des- ( lien against r~ i —. . . . . . ~ ■ v’ i j u v x, by the voters at the lecent city elec Plaintiff I summons Miller’s Bazaar Sold. All process and papers in this pro- j cribed, and mentioned in said certifi ammunition and military goods val reate services were held in a union VS. I FO R ceeding may be served upon the under- cate. And you are hereby summoned to tion. E. B. P errin and all I publication ued at more than a quarter ol a meeting at the M. E. Church, South, signed residing within the State o f Or-1 appear within sixty days after the first A contract with the Pacific Tank P e r s o n s U nknown { A trade was concluded Saturday in egon, at the address hereafter men- publication o f this summons exclusive the program being as follows; million dollars. Did the Cunard o f the day o f said first publication, and by which F. B. Phillips and A. P. & Pipe Co. for the purchase of pipe C laiming a n y R ight ( foreui . osuka tioned. T itle or I nterest in or line mean to "dare” those subma Organ Voluntary, Marche Romaine’ J ohn C. K endall : defend this action or pay the amount Sweet buy the dry goods store of for the water system was authorized the H erein D escribed tax Attorney for the Plaintiff ! due as above shown together with costs — Gounod rines? I( not, why did the Lusi lien Address 1st Nat'l. Tank Bank Bldg ! and accrued interest and in case o f your H. \\'. Miller, known as Miller'» by 1*lc council and executed by the L and Mrs. F. G. Leslie Defendant J tania mix all that precious human 5-25-7t “ Marshfield, Oregon. ] failure to do so, a decree will be ren Bazaar and located on the corner oft mayor and recorder. To E.B.Perrin and all persons unknown dered foreclosing the lien o f said taxes freight with a deadly cargo of cart Hymn “Coronation” Congregation claiming any right title or inter» st In the C irc u it C o u r t of the State of O r e and costs against the land and premis --------- ------------- Invocation Rev. J. E. Walbeck B and Second streets, where Mr ; ridges and shells ? go n. fo r C o os C o u n ty . in the herein described land the es above named. above named defendants This summons is published by order Choir Miller has been in business for two I North Bend’s New Daily Those war-mad American jour Anthem In the name o f the State o f Oregon: o f the Honorable Jonn S. Coke, Judge years and a half The taking of an j W. J . C onrad . Scripture Reading, II Samuel, Chap s u m m o n s nalists who have already lodged all You are hereby notified Chat W. J. o f the Circuit Court o f the State o f Or Plaintiff The Oregon Coast Daily Tide, Conrad FOR the holder o f Certificate o f De egon for the County o f Coos and said ter 18 Rev. J. F. Leggett inventory was begun this morning. ■ vs. responsibility for this awful disaster PUBLICATION j order was made anJ dated this 28th day North Bend's new morning daily linquency numbered 14 issued on the 20th A. J. H a c k e t t , R. Choir IN with the German people, ought to Anthem day o f Dec. 1914 by the Tax Collector \ o f April, 1915, and the date o f the first E. F a lc one r , R. C. has made its appearance. The first o f the County o f Coos, State o f Orego.i, Memorial Day Exercises. FORECLOSURE publication o f this summons is the 11th “Tidings for the King” F alconer and U n remain calm long enough to inquire Sermon OF issue came out on Sunday, the 16th for the amount o f Twenty-six and 87- known O wn er s . j day o f May, 1915. Rov. C. H. Bryan TAX LIEN Into some other (acts pertaining to All process and papers in this pro- The G A. R nnd YV. R. C will and was a fine publication of many 104) Dollars, the same being the amoii it Defendants. then due and delinquent for taxes fir ' ceeding may he served upon the under- Doxology Congregation this unfortunate afTair. For exam hold Memorial day exercises next pages nd with a great array of ads, the year 1911 together with penalty, in To A. J. Hackett. R. E. Falconer, R. ; signed residing within the State o f Ore- ple, did the l.usitania carry boats C. Falconer and Unknown O w ners: gon. nt the address hereafter men- Sunday— May 30 lb. The following mostly from Marshfield. The regu terests and costs thereon upon the real assessed to you, o f which you the above named defendants i tioned. for all? Did she have a crew suffi On Friday evening the filial com program will he rendered at Masonic lar i»sue is a four-page, six column property are the owner as appears o f record, sit In the Name o f the State o f Oregon: J ohn C. K endall cient and efficient for such eraer mencement exercises will be held in hall, beginning at 2 - 30 : in said County and State, and You are hereby notified that W. J. Attorney for the Plaintiff paper. It- appearance does not in- uated particularly hounded and described as Conrad the holder o f Certificate o f D c - ; Address Marshfield, Oregon 5 -ll-7 t gency ? Did she, in fact.increa.se the Masonic hall, when the follow Music — Band. : dicate an irresistible desire on the follows, to-w it: South West Quarter of linquency numbered 35 issued on the I ------- — her crew after the costly le«son ing eight students will be gradu the North East Quarter (S. W. Q N. 6th day o f January, 1909. by the Tax x_ , Music- Choir. part of Notth Bend business houses E. I4) Section Two (2) Township Collector o f the C ointy o f ( bos. State In 1 • >•«>c o lt Court 01 tne State of taught in the Titanic disaster ? ated: Jsne Lowe, Geneva Robin Oregon for C oos County Invocation— Rev. C. H. Bryan. i for a new advertising medium The Twenty-five (25) South, Range Eleven of Oregon, for the amount of f ive Ac NOTICE OF From facts and data available it son, Hazel Radabangh. Horace Rahg- Dollars, the same being the In th e Matter o f the) A ocsl Solo— Esile Leslie. nam e of R. B Weldy appears as (11) West o f the Willamette Meridian, 21-100 amount then due and delinquent for t a x - ! Assingment o f K. W. - FILING OF Coos County, Oregon. is evident that she “ did not” have kopf, Stewart Norton, Raymond Reading Mrs. N N. Neiman. ) FINAL ACCOUNT, publisher at the head of the editor You are further notified that said W. es for the year l‘ HI7 together with pen- hammerer. boats lor all; she “ did not” have a Burns and Roy Avery. Following Conrad has paid taxes on said prem alty, interest and costs thereon upon j Notice Is hereby given that the un- M usic- -Quartette. ial page which is «et in large type J. ises for prior or subsequent years with the real property assessed to you, o f I dersigned has tiled in the Circuit Court sufficient crew, and finally she “ did, is the program Sermon Rev. J. E Walbeck. and two columns wide, indicating the rate o f interest on said amounts as which you are the owner as appears o f I o f the State o f Oregon for the County not” have a greater deck crew than 1’iano Solo Mrs. M. O. Hawkins record, situated in said County and o f Coos, his final report as such As- Music Choir. that the editorials are intended to follows: Rate State, and particularly bounded and do signee, and all persons interested in Tax was carried by the ill-fated Titanic. Invocation Rev. J. F. Leggett Music— Audience, led by the band. be a feature of the paper. This is Y ear’s Date • R ec’ t o f scribed as follows, to-wit: I.ots 4-5-10-1 said estate are notified that the said What is at the bottom of it all | Y'oeal Solo Miss Harriet Sweet ! Benediction— Rev. J F. Leggett. the second daily that has been Tax No. A m ’ t Int 11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19 -20-21-22-23-24 ! final account will come up for hearing Paid 9746 12 25-26-27 28-29-30-36-37-38-39 & 10 all in in the above entitled court on, to-wit. $27 72 1912 Dec. 30, 1914 when we sweep aside every hypo Address Hon. (’has I Reigard At the close of the exercises in the started in North Bend. The first 1913 9252 $31 01 12 Block 38 in Portland Addition to Ban- the 20th day o f May, 191f .................. critical diplomatic pretense? Y’iolin Solo Mr. Chas I’uraley ball, J ohn c . K end all procession will march lo the one quit in six months, after going 1914 Mar. 10,1915 1272 $24 35 12 don, Coos County, Oregon You are further notified that said YV. Said E. B. Perrin as the owner o f the Assijjnee o f E. YV. Kämmerer. It is "ammunition before human Presentation of the Class Old Fellows’ and Masonic cemeter in the hole about $1900. We wi»h legal title o f the above described preo- J. Conrad has paid taxes on said prem- Date o f first puhlieation April 27th, lives,” or, to use the old phrase: Supt. C. A. Howard ies, and the graves of the soldiers brother YVeldy better luck— but he ertv as the same appears o f record, and ises for prior or subsequent years with 1915. each o f the other persons above named the rate o f interest on said amounts as Date o f I st publication May 25th, “ Dividends before safety!” Presentation of Diplomas for Board will be decorated. has our sympathy. 1915. are hereby further notified that W. J. follows: This is relieved by a good Blood Tonic Our Tonics arc made of pure vegetable compounds, and produce results without bad effect A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE KNOWLTON'S DRUG STORE Oregon Marble & Granite 9 Works DECORATION DAY JAS. HOGAN, Proprietor rmouncement LUMBER E. E. JOHNSON % ul o