T he C oquille H erald
VOL. 33,
NO. 42
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1915.
PER YEAR $1.50
partners. The wound was not ser -1
ious and Lowe was able to walk to I
the junction and catch the train for :
Fraterna¡ and Benevolent Order
,
.
| school exhibit is iu the Oregon
Compiled by State Bureau o f
What it Costs to Live in San building and is not in competition, j
Former Governor Proposes Plan in Regard to the Disposal this place where his wounds were j
K. & A. M.—Refillin' meeting ol
Industries and Statistics
dressed
Later he swore out a
Francisco Now
j Here, practically the entire second |
. Chadwick Lodge No. 88 A. F. & A,
of the Land of the O. & C. Grant Want State
M.. at Masonic Hall, every Saturday
warrant foi Madden and the officers
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|
floor
is
given
over
to
school
work,
j
night in each month on or lielore the
Arlington euters upon economy
to Purchase Tract From Company
took the train to Beaver Hill on 'he
With a little care, Oregonians and it is conceded to be one of the
full moon.
L. A. I. iujeuvikt , W. M.
p
rogiam
.
K. il. M ast , Secretary.
return trip and made the arrest
going lo the Exposition will Bud il i finest exhibits on the grounds It
he
paid
the
railroad
company
could
June
28,
1915,
Sutherlin
Everfresh plant drying
about
6
o’clock
the
same
evening
K. 8.—Reguiar meeting of Beulah possible to make a slay there at no is also true that High School stu­
Editor the Coquille Herald,
• Chapter No. tl, second and fourth
in no event exceed $5,750,000 it Mr. Madden claims that he was so logan berries.
excessive
cost.
Down
in
the
city
dents of Oregon made much of the
Finlay evenings of each month, in Ma­
Coquille, Oregon.
would mean a huge profit for the badly intoxicated that he was not
good rooms at average hotels can attractive furniture in use in the Dear Sir:
Baker White Pine Lumber Co.
sonic Hall.
E mma L i u i b u v i k t , W. M.
State
School Fund The company aware of his actions. He waived adds dry kiln.
be had at $1 to $2 50 per night, and Oregon building. Many prominent
Feeling that the proper disposi­
A nna L awrence bee.,
r o o m s iu boarding houses aud educational people make special tion of the O A C laud grant is ot has already disposed of near $5 000- preliminary hearing and his bond
Yamhill will spend $5000 on
1 O. O. F .—Coquille Lodge No. 5 3 ,1 .0 .
000 worth of lands from the grant was set at $1000 which be later fur­
street improvement.
1 . O. F., meets every Saturday niglit homes at $5 to $10 per week. Res­ visits to see ihe Oregon exhibits iu the greatest importance to the State,
n Odd Fellows Hall.
taurant prices are not beyond the the Palace ot Education and iu the I have addressed a letter to Govern­ which after making due allowance nished.
Salem—Jitneys to be regulated
H . B. M oore , N. G.
The trouble which resulted in the
usual and at cafeterias good food state building and grow enthusias­ or Withycombe, copy of which is for taxes and administration expen­
J. S. L a wre nc e , Sec.
and
pnt under $5000 bond.
ses paid would greatly reduce the shooting is said to have arisen some
can be had at very reasounble prices. tic over it.
Miss Stewart, of the enclosed, suggesting the purchase
a m i e r k b e k a H l o d g e . N o . 2 d
Coal
shipments will soon be com­
amount to be paid the company ac­ time ago when Madden was dissat-
I. O. O. F., meets every second and At the latter places, for everything famous Lux schools for girls, Sau and administration of the State.
sfied with the accounting Scotty ing out of Lincoln county.
count
the
lauds
now
held.
fourth Wednesday nights in Odd Fellows except meat, five aud ten cents is
Ftancisco,. said: “ You can quote
I would be pleased to have your
H al l.
B l d a A noekson , N. G,
Baker will use 2,000,000 gallons
While it is idle to ask the federal gave ol some produce he bad dis­
the price for the average dish. There me as saying there is no exhibit of views on the proposed plan either
A nnie L awrence . Sec.
posed of from the farm The matter water per day ibis summer.
government
to
both
reimburse
the
is
an
i
xcess
of
rooms
aud
eating
sewing
on
the
grounds
to
equal
through the t o l w n s of your paper
/-'O Q O IL L E ENCAMPMENT, No. 2d
O. W R. ii. N Co. has put on
railroad company and grant the was again b. ought up on the day
1. O. O. F., uieetB the lirstand third places, the crowds not yet having that of Oregon school children iu or by persqnal letter.
Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall.
lands to the State without cost, it of the shooting with the result that daily train service to Juntra.
overflowed the city. For those who j the state building.“ The exhibits
Very truly yours.
J. S. B arton , 0 . ? .
would not be unreasonable to ask Madden drew a gun and ordered
J . S.I. awhence . Sec.
Siletz— C o u n t y locating t w o
feel the need of apartments, one were made under the direction of
OSWALD WEST
that
the grant, or such part of it as Scotty to dance. Scotty, it is said, bridges and 1080 toot trestle.
nights ok b y t h ia s .—Lycurgus arid two rooms with kitchenette and Assistant State Superintendent E
declined and upon seeing that his
Lodge No. 72, meets Tuesday nights private bath range from $ 22.50 to F. Carleton.
June Ih e Twenty-Fifth, might be desired, be turned over to
Mr G. R. Bonell, di­
Tillamook— Bridge planned over
in W. O. W. flail.
partner intended to use the gun, he
the
State
on
condition
that
it
pro­
$
50
,
at
thoroughly
rmpectable
and
>
9
t
5
rector
of
manual
training
in
the
It. K. W atson , K R. S.
Hoquarton slough to cost $5000.
O. A. M intonye . C. C.
vide the funds necessary to reim­ took to the timber but failed to
up-to-date apaitment houses within Salem schools, has come to take Hon. James Withycombe,
Portland theaters serve notice of
reach cover before one of the sev­
Governor
of
Oregon,
burse
the railroad company for
i j YTHIAN SISTERS—Justus Temple a short street car ride of the Fix- charge ol the exhibits for
one
eral shots it is claimed Madden dis­ discharging all union musicians.
Salem, Oregon.
1 No. 35, meets first and Third Mon­ position or city. On the ExpoRjtion
lands taken over.
charged in his direction found a
month.
My dear Governor:
day nights in W. O. W. Hal!.
Coquille— County takes bids July
lodging place in bis leg. Madden
It
such
a
plan
should
be
followed
grounds prices are a more strenuous
Mss. G k i R ue D avis , M. E. C.
Inasmuch
as
the
recent
decision
8
for
bridge across Coquille river.
Mas. F red I. inegar , K. of R
will appear before the September
in spots, but visitors meet this sit Americans No Longer
| of the Supreme Court of the United the nou-timbered agricultural lands grand jury.
Astoria—
Street car service estab­
l_)E D MEN— Comiille Tribe No. 40, 1. uation pretty largely by briuging
Love to Be Humbugged States, in the m tter of the O & C. should be thrown open to entry at
IN. O. K. M., meets every Friday niglit
lished
Monday
to Taylor’s addition.
their luDcbes with tlum, aud the
i n W Ü. W. Hall.
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j R R. laud grant, makes it neces- ooce to bona fide settlers and at lit­ European Towns All
J. S. B a r t on , S a ch et -
Hubbard progressive forces un­
tle
or
no
cost.
The
non-timbered
very best people do uot scorn to do
Univetsity of Oregon — The dol-j sary ior congress to taka early actlou
Have Public Markets animous tor industrial development.
A. P. M iller , C. of R.
thie. The Y. W C. A. cafeteria oc­ lars and cents value ol truth in ad-j iu reference to its disposal, I am tracts unfit for settlement should be
W. A. —Regular meetings of Bea-
held with a view of reforestation.
Marshfield— McDonald - Vaughn
O r e g o n Agricultural College,
. ver Camp No. 10,550 in M . W . A. cupies a building all its own and is vertisinv was hammered home to a taking the liberty of submitting the
Hall, Front street, tirst anti third Sat­ the popular eating place within the !
The timber on the timbered lauds Corvallis— “ Practically every Eu­ logging camps opened with 80 men.
State
University
audience
by
Mar-
following
suggestions
for
your
con-
urdays in each month.
gates. Here one can pick out a shall N. Dana, of the stafi of the sideratiou.
should be appraised, and in due ropean town has its public market,”
Corvallis— S. P. Co. asking fran­
H. B. T o z ie r . Consul.
F. U. T kue , Clerk.
reasonably good meal for fifty cents Oregon Journal, Portland, in a lec- j If the lands should be taken over time, sold to the highest bidders says Dr. Hector Macpberson, of chise to operate electric trains over
S, A.—Regular meeting of Laurel or less, and for light lunches it is ture on “ Advertising Ethics” that! b y the federal government its and on condition that it be removed the Oregon Agricultural College. loop.
. amp No. 2972 at M. W. A . Hall, ideal. However, at the M J. B
closed the advertising course at the | adopted policy would undoubtedly • within a certain period As fast as "Town and country meet in the
Coquille— W. J. Longston would
Front, street, second and fourth Tues
Coffee Parlor,ham, e g g s , bread,butter
day n gilts in each month.
market square, where the city enlarge brick plant to 100,000 daily
M ar y B e r n , Oracle.
aud coffee are obtainable at forty
dweller deals directly with the output.
L aura B randon , Rec.
oents.
Waffh-H and coffee cost
grower of his meats, fruits and veg­
Klamath county has a new pa­
O. W .—Myrtle Camp No. 197,
etables. The market habit is born per, the Merill Times, by Geo. E.
meets every Wednesday at 7 :30 twenty fiveceDts The Zone is filled
with eating places, cabarets and res- |
and bred in every inhabitant of Bradnack.
p- m. at W. O. W. Hall.
Lee Currie, C. C.
taurants
offering food at «11 prices,
both town and country
It is a
J ohn L knevk , See.
Benton county co-operative asso­
“ Hot dog" sandwiches and coffee !
habit
with
the
force
of
generations
U V E N IN G T ID B CIRCLE No. 214,
ciation paid 5 pier cent dividends
joints
are
every
when1,
and
the
com-
I
1—rf meets second and fourth Monday
behind it.
since Jsn. 1.
nights in W . O. W. Hall.
bination can be hail for twenty
“ But it is a habit which has nev­
A nnie B urkho ld kr , G.N.
When too farmers co-operate to
cents. In the Food Products Build­
M ar y A. F ierce , Clerk
er been widely acquired in America
sell
products it’s a public market.
ing
it
i-
possible
to
g.
t
light
lun­
Our rapid development, the early
i 'A R M E U S UNION.— Regular meet-
F ings second and fourth Saturdays in ches aud tea for about twenty-five
rise of commercial agriculture, the When ten sawmills co-operate it’s a
each month in W. O. W. Hall.
cents, and tea houses scrv ng tea
marvelously rapid growth of our trust.
F ra n k BuRKiionnKR, Pres.
Canyon City— Prairie City Light
and rice cakes at fifteen cents are
O. A. M intonye , Sec.
cities, and the demand of our city
populations tor a much greater var­ & Power Co. to extend line to sup­
RATERN AL AID No. 398, meets the everywhere. There is but one l otel
I second and fourth Thursdays each on the grounds, “ 1 tde Inn.”
iety uf .prjuducts than the surround­ ply power to gold dredgers on Can­
month at W. O. W , Hall.
Rooms
here
without
bath
ran
ie
ing country could produce, have all yon creek
M rs . G uam . K vi . a n d , Pres.
M rs . L ora H arrington , Sec. from $3 per night upwards, accord­
A P' ol of fruit growers is horti­
conspired to make the building up
ing to location; with hath, $5 and
A grain,
of a public market difficult. Our cultural co operation.
Educational Organizations and Clubs
upward.
Breakfast is served at
housewives, even in country towns, wool or monair pool is the height of
OMAN'S Study Club. —Meets 2:30 75 cents straight, other meals a la
practically draw on the whole world agricultural wisdom.
p. m. st city library every second
carte Patrons here must pay the
for their food supply This gives
and fourth Monday.
More injury has been done to Pa­
H arr iet A. L onoston , Pres.
GO cents admission to the grounds,
the retail dealer his foothold. The cific Coast towns by hot-air meth­
F rances E. E pp erson , Sec.
tint, unlike nil others who attend
telephone system and the delivery ods of advertising than by any other
O Q IJ I 1.1. E E H l C A T 1 O N A L
wagon, wasteful as they are, en­ cause — Sntherlin Sun.
O LEAGUE—Meets monthly at the the Fair, these have a permit to
High School Building during the school leave and enter as they choose
A«
trench him in his position.
Tax reduction this year $2,131,-
year for the purpose Ol discussing edu­
a mutter of general information,
“ Hence it is, that it has been al­ 000, and limit of six per cent per
cational topics.
B irdie 8 ke e l s , Pies.
iu nv Oregonians will he glad to
most impossible to maintain a pub­ year as largest possible increase
E dna H akl ock kr , Sec.
know that hotel, room, or apart­
lic market except in such ot the old­ means better business conditions.
O KEEL KLUB—A business men’ s ment accommodations can be sec­
er
American cities as early adopted
social organization. Hall in t.aird*s
Multnomah grange committee
ured at the Ferry Building, and
the European institution. Many of
building, Sewond street.
were
“ shown” some good concrete
L J. C a r y , Pres.
street cirs leading to all parts of
these older cities have the market­
W. C. E ndicott , Sec.
highways.
They did not inspect
the city and to the Exposition fir
ing habit as firmly fixed as the
the defective one3 to be seen at Sa­
■iOM VI ERGI AL CLUB— L eo J. C ary cle in front of it. From there to
cities of the Old World.
President; L. IL H a z a r d , Seen!ary
lem.
the Exposition, the "D" cur is the
"That there are certain advan­
United States Supreme Court an­
Transportation fa cilities
most popular. It is direct and lands
tages in the public market no one
nuls
forfeiture proceedings in O. &
RAINS—Leave, Boutli bound 8 ;10a. one at the main or Scott street 90 -
would deny. It gives the individu­
, m. and 2:40 p. m. Nortli bound trance
C. land grant. Holding title to 2,-
At the Oregon building
al
farmer
eveiy
opportunity
to
build
20 a. m. ami 4:20 p. m.
every possible information about
up a reputation
In such markets 300,000 acres rests with railroad un­
OATS—Six boats plying on the Co­
the
grounds
is
available
at
the
cen­
as those ol Baltimore, Boston, and til congress acts.
quille river afford ample accommo­
be along the following lines:
the timber on a tract was sold the New Orleans, are stands which
dation lor carrying freight and passen tral booth, and special effort is University for this college year.
Roseburg merchants have decid­
gers to Bandon and way points. Boats
1 . Reserve all timbered lands, land, i. suitable for agricultural pur­
"The ideal of today refutes the
have been occupied by the same ed to abolish all trading stamps and
eave at 7:30, 8:30, 9:20 and 9:o0 ft. m. made to render Oregonians every
ami at 1 :00, 3 :30 and 4 :45 p. ir.
needed service, as well as to make saying of Barnum that the Ameri­ aDd the non-timbered lands not poses, should be thrown opeu to Emilies for two generations. They other premium devices for buying
suitable for agricultural purposes, settlemeut
Lands from which the have their specialties, and have trade and will rely on legitimate
PACE—J. L Laird, proprietor, ire- the visit of everyone to the building can public wants to be buncoed,”
by
making
them
a
part
of
our
fed­
parts 5:30 p. m. (or I; iseburg via as pleasant as possible.
timber
has
been
removed, found built up reputations which are assets, newspaper sdvertising.
said
Mr.
Dana,
“
The
alert
Amer­
Register
Myrtle Point,carrving the United Slates
eral forest system, and open to entry unfit (or settlement, should be held
ican
mind
seeks
that
which
stirs
at
the
Oregon
building’s
central
just as is the good-will of an old
Public utilities commissions of
mail and pisengers.
_
the imagination and attracts the fan­ to actual settlers such non-timbered lor the purpose of reforestation.
established business. Thus, a prem­ Idaho and Oregon have granted no
i y )S TOEFICE.— A. K. i.inegar, i-ost- booth on your first visit and ask
lands as may be adapted to settle­
The decision of the court makes ium is placed upon excellence, en­ reduction in power rates in the
L master. The mails close as follow s: such questions as you may desire, cy, but it wants value received.”
ment; or
Myrtde Point 7 :40 a. in. 5:20, 2:35 p.in. also secure booklet detailing the
it necessary for congress to take ergy and enterprise, which is much Snake River country—power com­
Mr.
Dana,
in
addition
to
believ-
Marshfield 9:00 a. in. and 4:15 p. in.
.2 .
Reserve only such timbered
some action towards the disposal of to be desired. Moreover investiga­ panies lcsiog money now.
Bandon, way points, 8 :45 a m. Norway fnets about Oregon exhibits in this ing in rigid accuracy in advertising, I
s
"
¡and
non
timbered lands as ate unfit
ami Vragol2:55 p.m. Eastern mail 5:20
the grant at its coming session and tions of many of these old public
is an ardent apostle of the value of
building
and
in
the
main
palaces.
p. m. Eastern mail arrives 7:30 a. m .
tor agricultural purposes, aud open
County Road Master Yeon selects
it becomes necessary, therefore, for markets have shown that, even al­ bitulithic for bulk of $1,250,000
advertising lor all commodities and ;
the balance to entry— the non-tim­
the citizens of this State to formu­ lowing tor their time, many of the road construction in Multnomah
City and Count's O fficers
services. He thinks even the etbl-
Oregon School Exhibits
bered tracts at once and the tim-
cal physician should not be above
,
.
.. . . . _ late and present to congress, through stall holders are doing much better county, expect canyon road to be
Mayor................................ A. T. .Morrison
v ’
| bered tracts as soon as the timber
laid in concrete with brick on all
R ecorder...........................J. S. Lawrence
their delegation, some definite plan
advertising.
than they could by selling their grades of 5 to 7 1-2 per cent.
I
could be disposed of and rfemoved.
Treasurer
.... R. H. Mast
And now comes another gold
for
the
taking
over
the
grant
which
"The time will come when the |
Engine«-
P. M. Hall-Lewis
either policy would result
products to the local retailers.
Marshal....................................A. P. Miller medal. Oregon has a very modest higher standard of truth in adver-1
in the settlement aud development will be in the public interest.
Pleasing Passage
“ Not only does the farmer get
Night Marshal
Oscar Wicaham playground exhibit in the Palace of
I f t h e above suggested plan
tising will destroy the so-called eth- | u, „ Urge aiea of idIe uon produc.
Water Superintendent S. V . Epperson
better
prices
for
his
products,
but
Fire Uliie:..........
W. C. Chase Education at the Exposition, but it ical position ot physicians iu respect
tive land, it would also result on should be lavored it would present the city consumer gets the produce
You remember Noah had to work
Councilmen —Jesse Byers, C. T. Skeels is a beautitul showing and a per-
a problem ol financing which our
to
publicity,”
he
said.
“
For
gen­
C. I. Kime, Ned C.Kelley, W. H. Ly­
the other hand in the removal of a legislature would have to meet, and fresh from the farm and at much a long time on that ark? It was up
ons, O. C. Sanford. Regular meetings j fed presentation of the advanced erations the language ot medicine
still greater area from our tax rolls, j believe its importance would fully more reasonable prices than he hill business, too, at best; building
tirst and third Mondays each month. j work along this line now being
has been unintelligible to the lay
Unless the State is prepared to justify the calling of a special ses- could buy them from the retailer in a boat away out on dry land while
J. J. Stanley dune for the children of Oregon. As
Justice of the Peace
intelligence.
Aloofness from ex- offer some other definite plan we sion for that purpose
tbe local anvil and hammer club
................Ned C. Kelley
Constable.....................
j a consequence the jury of awards planation of sanitary and curative | may eK|„:Ct the adoption of govern- With best wishes for the success the absence of a local market.
“ The difference iu price to the sat around spitting tobacco juice
County Judge ................ James Watson gave this playground exhibit the
raetbods has been a cloak 10 prud- mental policies along the above 0< Vour
^
Commissioners -W . T. Dement, Geo. J.
consumer Is best illustrated by the upon his lumber, whitlliug up his
gold medal, and it must be remem­ erv and has fostered the quack, who ijne5i and fa view of this I respect- j
Armstrong
VJsW ALD WEST
results attained through the estab­ pine boards with their jack-knives,
Robt,
Watson
Clerk ..............
bered that many states entered elab talked the language of the deceived, (ully submit for your consideration
Alfred Johnson. Jr.
lishment
of markets as a result of snd telling him what a fool he was
Sheriff
. , T. M. Dimtnick ; orate and costly exhibits in compe­ yet used words to deceive. The tjje advisability ol acquiring and
“Scotty” Wouldn’t Dance
Treasurer........
the receut advance in the cost of for expecting rain in a country that
T. J. Thrift tition. The Oregon school exhibit
Assessor..........
value of the physician to the world disposing of the lands through the
Raymond E. Baker
living Many cities have attempted was too dry to raise alfalfa, But
School Supt.
Wednesday afternoon S h e r iff
C. K. McCtdiock as a whole, which includes only has thereby been decreased.
medium of the State.
Surveyor..........
to relieve the situation by the es­ finally tbe flood came; every moth­
F. E. Wilson Industrial Club work, Standard
covers
Johnson
und
Deputy
Sheriff
Laird
Coroner
“ Fortunately, just as some adver-1 The grant in question
Dr. Walter Culin
Health Officer
.
,
;
arrested At chic Madden, of Beaver tablishment of public markets on er’s son of t h e croakers w a s
School plan for the rural schools, tisers and some publications have about
2,300,000 acres and carries
,
.
,
... ,
.
. .
’ °
.....
.
Hill, charged with shooting John conditions especially attractive to drowned. This is the only instance
and Playground work, was given a been brave enough to stand for about seventy
billion
teet
01
timber,
••gdony”
L
OW
e
in
the
leg
between
in advertising, so some
the farmer, and under the pressure we know of in either sacred or pro­
j silver medal. This sort of an ex­ cleanliness
physicians have been courageous which is worth at least 50 cents per ,he knee and the ankle. The sboot- of high prices are trying to cultivate fane history where a bunch of
hibit was made at tfie request of nough to brave the displeasure of thonsand teet.
This would give ing tong place WednesJay aftef-
the Government, cost Oregon les- more conservative brethren sndstep tfie timber alone a value of over noon at the ranch near Beaver Hill a marketing habit among their j knockers got exactly what was
coming to them.— Gold Hill News.
than $1000 and was in competition idown snd mingle with the public.” $35,000,000 and as the amount to 1 on which Madden a m i Lowe were citizens.”
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