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SU M M O N S
I n th e C ircuit C o u rt o f th e S tate o f O re
gon in and for th e C ounty o f C o o s
(F ro m th e W ash in g to n H erald, A pril 17)
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red
A . B a k e r .
1
PlaintilT,
vs.
I
JlENTNIER CHRISTIAN
1 1ERRMANN,
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SUIT
IN
EQUITY
T h e b eau ties of M ount W rn o n , am i a
sh o rt aceo u n t of its in te re stin g h isto ry
are w ritte n a b o u t in an exceptionally
d elig h tfu l way in th e above-nam ed book
; of a b o u t fifty pages. T h e a u th o r show s
h im self to be th o ro u g h ly acq u ain ted
w ith th e su b je c t, an d in an easy m a n n er
tak es one from W ashington to M ount
V ern o n , th e re to d e p ic t in d e ta il th e
w ell-m arked p o in ts of th e g reatest object
of in te re s t. A lthough th e book is w rit
ten from a litte ra r v sta n d p o in t, as is
ev idenced by a concise an d graceful
style, it would well a c t as a guide for
th e pilgrim v isitin g M ount V ernon for
th e first, tim e , an d especially so for the
v isito r who lias a d eep regard for th e
tra d itio n s w hich clothe th e n a tio n ’s
g re a te s t sh rin e .
D e fe n d a n t. J
T o K e n tn ie r C h ristia n H errm a n n , the
above n am ed d e fe n d a n t:
In th e N am e o f th e S ta te o f O regon;
Y ou a re h e reb y notified th a t you are
le q u ire d to a p p e a r and a n sw e r th e
I m ended com plaint filed a g a in s t you in
th e ab o v e e n title d su it w ithin eig h t
w e e k s fro m th e d a te o f th e first publi
catio n o f th is sum m ons, to w it: w ithin
t ig h t w eek s fro m the 22nd day o f Ju n e ,
1915; and if you fail so to a p p e a r or
l nsw er, on o r b e fo re the 17tn day of
A u g u s t, 1915, th e sam e being th e d a te
c f th e la s t publication o f th is sum m ons,
Ih e p lain tiff will ap p ly to th e C o u rt for
Ih e re lie f dem an d ed in his sai l com-
jilain t, a su ccin ct s ta te m e n t o f w hich is
e s follow s; t h a t th e said d e fe n d a n t be
E ach v isito r will be th e b e tte . «ml
je q u ire d to s e t up and alleg e w h a te v e r w iser for th e read in g of th is volum e and
l ig h t, title , e s ta te , in te r e s t o r claim he
lie h a s o r claim s in o r to th e real e s ta te in lay in g it a sid e will surely be im
In said am ended com p lain t described, pressed w ith g re a t feelings of reverence
to w it: th e so u th w e st q u a r te r o f th e for th e founder of tliis republic. T h e
so u th e a s t q u a r te r of section six in tow n- volum e is n ot only v alu ab le for its e d u
chip tw e n ty - e ig h t south, ra n g e ten w est
o f th e W illa m e tte m eridian in th e Coun c a tio n a l m a tte r, a n d as a th o ro u g h ly
t y o f Coos a n d S ta te o f O regon, o r an y good guide, b u t also as an ex am p le of
p a r t th e re o f, an d su b m it th e sam e to line book m a k in g . T h e execution is
th is C o u rt fo r judicial d e te rm in atio n ;
t h a t th e title o f p lain tiff in and to said p erfect ;the p r in te r s ’ a r t was n ev er b e tte r
re a l e s ta te an d e v e ry p a r t and parcel show n, am i th e illu e tia tio n s are such as
th e r e o f b e q u ie te d a g a in s t th e said d e to co m m an d th e a d m ira tio n of all. i t
fe n d a n t an a a g a in s t his h eirs and a s co n ta in s ex cep tio n ally well executed
sig n s, and a g a in s t each and all persons
claim in g by, th ro u g h or u n d er him ; and half to n es of th e M ount V ernon h o m e ,
1 h a t said d e fe n d a n t, and his h e irs and th e P otom ac, th e g rounds, as also of
a s sig n s, an d a n y and all o th e r p ersons G eorge and M a rth a W ash in g to n .
In
claim in g by, th ro u g h or u n d e r him, be th e d escrip tio n s of th e p arts of th e house
fo re v e r enjoined and re stra in e d from
s e ttin g up a n y rig h t o r claim o r in te r e s t th e o u t-b u ild in g s, and th e various u te n
j n o r to th e said real e s ta te o r an y p a r t sils, th e m an n er of living a t M o u n t
u r parcel th e re o f; th a t p lain tiff have V ernon 100 years ago is plainly p a in te d ,
ju d g m e n t a g a in st the said d e fen d an t an d th e difficulties clearly set fo rth by
f o r l i i s co sts and d isb u rse m en ts in th is
s u it; f o r such o th e r and f u r th e r relief com parison w ith th e un b o u n d ed re
n s to th e C o u rt m ay seem m e e t and sources of o u r own lim e.
eq u itab le.
T h e sto ry of W ash in g to n never can
S erv ice of th is sum m ons is m ade u p
o n you bv publication th e r e o f in th e he told too often. H is s p irit sh o u ld ever
T he
Coquiile H erald, by o rd er o f th e H onor- ! p e rm e a te th e people of th e land.
lible Jo h n S. Coke, Ju d g e o f th e C ir g re a t work lie d id , sta n d s as an exam ple
c u it C o u rt of th e S ta te o f O regon in for all tim e, and his devotion to his
an d fo r th e C ounty of Coos, anil w hich
o rd e r is d a te d th e 19th d a y o f Ju n e , c o u n try , his self-sacrificing, his long e n
d u rin g toil, an d above all h is exalted
1915.
J. J. S tanley ,
p a trio tis m , will ev er m ak e h im th e e x
A tto rn e y for P laintiff, e m p la r of th e n a tio n . H e is tru th fu lly
C oquiile, Coos C ounty, O regon. 6-22-9t
p o rtray ed by th e a u th o r of th is little
book. It is a book all sh o u ld read.
Notice ol Sheriff’s Sale
T h e y e a rs 1914-15 h av e been th e it . - zt
e x tra o rd in a ry ' in the h isto ry o f m odern
tim es. T hey w itnessed th e o u tb reak
o f th e g r e a t K uropean w ar, a stru g g le
b o tita n ic t h a t i t m ak es all o th e rs look
sm all.
You live in m om entous tim e s and you
should n o t m iss any o f th e trem en d o u s
e v e n ts w hich a re o ccu rrin g . No o th e r
n e w sp a p e r will inform you w ith th e
p ro m p tn e ss and cheapness o f th e T hrice-
a-W eek ed itio n o f th e N ew York W orld.
M oreover, a y e a r ’s su b scrip tio n to it
will ta k e you fa r into ou r n e x t P re si
d e n tia l cam p aig n .
T H E T H R IV E -A -W E E K W O R L D ’S
r e g u la r su b scrip tio n p rice is only $1.00
p e r y e a r, an d tn is p a v s fo r 150 p apers.
W e o ffer th is unequaled n ew sp ap er and
T h e Coquiile H erald to g e th e r for one
y e a r fo r $2 00.
T h e r e g u la r su b scrip tio n p rice o f the
tw o p a p e rs is $2.50.
T h e tw o tilin g s th a t d eterm in e
th e real w o rth o f th e cow a re her
p roduction a n d th e coat of pro
duction.
H ealth y cow s kept In healthy
condition w ill produce good milk
i f th e m ilk la rig h tly handled.
T h e Iio la te ln B r e e d e n ’ aaaocl-
atlon now (m asts o f hav in g 301)
cow s th a t h a v e m ade over th irty
pounds o f b u tte r In a week.
A lick o f m eal In th e m anger
will a lw a y s b rin g th e cow s
hom e p ro m p tly a t m ilk in g tim e.
It p a y s to please a n d s a tis fy a
cow. A h ap p y cow Is a profit
ab le cow .
FEEiJ NG COWS FOR
MILK PRODUCTION
T h e re a re no h ard o r f a s t ru les to
be follow ed in feed in g cattle. T h e
m an in c h a rg e of a h erd , to o btain
| the best re su lts, m u st stu d y th e de-
| inands an d re q u ire m e n ts o f each cow,
sa y s H o a rd ’s D airy m an .
W hen th e
s ta te m e n t is m ade, “ F e e d a p o u n d of
g ra in fo r ea c h th re e o r fo u r pounds
o f m ilk p ro d u ced ,” it is b u t a g en eral
direction.
T h e a m o u n t o f ro u g h ag e fed should
be a b o u t tw o -th ird s o f th e e n tire ra
tion an d th e g ra in one-thlr*.
W hen cow s first fre sh e n th e y shou ld
be fed lig h tly an d a s th ey com e to
th e ir m ilk flow th e g ra in sh o u ld be
g rad u ally in crease d . T h e in c re a se m ay
be k ep t up so long a s th e cow re tu rn s
a profitable flow' o f m ilk f o r g ra in co n
sum ed a n d does n ot go beyond th e
d a n g er p o in t in feeding, w hich is
fifteen to e ig h te e n pounds of g rain p er
cow’ p e r d ay . W hen th e cow’ h a s re a c h
ed her m ax im u m production th en th e
g rain sh o u ld be reduced a little in o r
der to m ak e su re th a t n o t too m uch
g rain is b eing fed. It m ay be sa id th a t
cow’s p ro d u cin g m ore th a n tw en ty -fiv e
pounds o f m ilk p e r d ay w ill n o t re q u ire
q u ite as m uch feed p e r g iv en am o u n t
of m ilk a s cow’s p ro d u cin g less, fo r no
m a tte r how m uch m ilk a cow produces
A lth o u g h o f ra th er s m a ll size , a s
dairy c o w s g o , th e J e r se y is a s p le n
did p ro d u cer o f m ilk rich In b u tte r
fat. In q u a n tity o f p ro d u ctio n th e
J e r se y a ls o sta n d s In th e fro n t
rank. A s a fa m ily co w th e J ersey
is u n e x celled , b ein g a v er y p e r sist
ent m ilk er. O ften It Is d ifficu lt to
dry up a J e r se y cow , a n d s h e w ill
g iv e m ilk r ig h t up to c a lv in g tim e.
T h e J e r se y co w sh o w n is o w n e d by
th e D e la w a r e A g ric u ltu r a l co lleg e.
th e m a in te n a n c e ratio u m u st be s u p
plied, w h ich is a la rg e p o rtio n of th e
e n tire ra tio n fed to th e cow.
As th e cow d ecreases in m ilk flow
the g ra in sh o u ld he d ecreased acco rd
ingly. W hen th e cow Is d ry , if sh e is
ill good flesh, no g rain need be given
pro v id in g sh e is fed a good qu ality
of rou g h ag e, such a s clover hay and
corn silage.
T h ere is n o th in g like k n ow ing th e
am o u n t o f g ra in an d th e a m o u n t of
feed ftkl e v e ry day to d e te rm in e w hen
th e g r e a te s t re tu rn s or th e m ost
profitable re tu rn s a re being secured.
T h e m ilk s h e e t will re a d ily in d icate
w h eth er th e cow is receiv in g all th e
Bv J . E. Jones w ith th r ity - th r e e illu s g rain sh e sh o u ld have, w h e th e r sh e is
tra tio n s , $1.00 n e t.
properly m ilk ed a n d cared for, etc. If
Any bookseller will get th is for you, it does not seem a d v isa b le to w eigh
or i t w ill he sen t p o stp a td by th e p u b th e m ilk e a c h d ay w e w’ould u rg e th a t
It be w eig h ed a t least once a week.
lis h e r s , upon receipt of one dollar.
By V irtu e o f an ex ecu tio n duly issued
b y th e C lerk o f th e C ircu it C o u rt o f th e
C o u n ty of Coos, S ta te o f O regon, d a te d
t h e 24 day o f Ju ly , 1915, in a c e rta in
ac tio n in th e C ircuit C o u rt fo r said
C o u n ty an d S ta te , w h erein Jo h n A.
R o e b lin g s Sons Com pany, a co rp o ratio n U. S. PRESS ASSOCIATION
a s p lain tiff recovered ju d g m e n t a g a in s t
Bond Building
C laren ce Could for th e sum o f T h ree
H u n d red S ix ty One and 68-100 D ollars,
Washington,
D. C.
o n th e 5 th day o f Ja n . 1915
N o tice is h ere b y given t h a t I will on
th e 27 day o f A ugust, 1915, a t th e
C o u rt H ouse Door, in C oquiile, Oregon
S ea W a t e r S a lt .
in Coquiile in said C ounty, a t 10 o ’clock
in th e forenoon o f said day, sell a t pu b j T h e sa lt In d u stry of S an F ra n cisco
lic au ctio n to th e h ig h e s t bidder, for | b ay is one of fa rre a u h in g im p o rtan ce,
cash , th e follow ing describ ed p ro p e rty , an d th e m ethod o f pro d u ctio n is sim
to -w it: T he n o rth h a lf o f th e s o u th e a s t ple in its o p eratio n s since th e finished
q u a r te r, section th irty , to w n sh ip tw e n a r tic le is th e re su lt of e v a p o ra tin g th e
ty -fo u r, south ran g e eleven w e s t o f th e
W illam ette m eridian Coos C ounty O re se a w ater. C laim is m ad e th a t m ore
gon, co n tain in g eig h ty a c re s m ore or s a lt is th u s m ade here th a n a n y w h e re
less ta k e n and levied u|>on a s th e p ro p else in th e world. W a te r Is collected
e r ty o f th e said C laren ce C ould o r as In p rep ared sh allo w ponds, w here, a f t
m uch th e re o f a s m ay be n ecessa ry to e r e v a p o ra tio n hus been eom pleted, th e
s a tis f y th e said ju d g m e n t in fa v o r of s a lt is shoveled in to sm a ll railw ay
Jo h n A. Kneblings Sons
C om pany c a rs, ta k e n to th e refining w orks, re-
a g a in s t said C larence C ould w ith in te r
e s t th ereo n , to g e th e r w ith all co sts and m elted an d cry stallized o u t in vacuum
It is w ash ed a n d cleaned.
d isb u rse m e n ts th a t h ave o r m ay accru e. pans.
A b o u t a y e a r ela p se s from th e tim e th e
A lfred J o h n s o n , Jr.
sea w a te r goes Into th e pom ls u n til
S heriff.
D a te d a t Coquiile Ju ly 26, 1915.
th e p ro d u ct is ready fo r th e m a rk et,
7-26-5t
b e c a u se th e e v a p o ra tio n fro m th e sur-
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fa c e o f th e p o n d s ts only a b o u t tw en ty -
H a v e v o u paid the printe r.
e ig h t inches a y ear, over a n d above
th e n a tu ra l ra in fa ll. T h e process usu
ally s ta r ts in M ay o r J u n e o f each
The Thrice-aWeek Edition of y e a r, so a s to ta k e a s m uch a d v a n ta g e
a s possible of th e w arm period of th e
the New York Work
su m m e r.—A r g o n a u t
Practically a Daily at the Price of a W eekly.
No other Newspaper in the world gives
so much at so low a price
LORE.
FEEDING THE CALF.
G r a in R a t io n S h o u ld Be F ed D ry, N o t
G i v e n I n t h e M il k .
In fee d in g sk im m ilk to calves it
should be w arm ed to body te m p e ra
tu re nnd a lw a y s fed sw eet, w rite s C.
S. G reene in R u ral N ew Yorker. All
[»alls nnd b u c k e ts used in feeding
should be k e p t sw e e t an d clean, as
m uch d a m a g e m ay l»e caused by In
sa n ita ry m eth o d s. F eed in g th re e tim es
a day is beneficial w hile th e c alf is
young, b u t a t th e ag e o f tw o or th ree
m o n th s tw’ice a d ay is all th a t is nec
essary.
A good g ra in ratio n m ay be m ade of
th re e p a rts corn m eal, th ree [»arts
ground o a ts , one p a rt w h e a t b ran and
one p a r t oil m eal. I t is b e tte r to feed
th is Im m ed iately a f te r th e m ilk in th e
sam e b u ck et in stea d o f m ix in g it w ith
th e m ilk. In th is w ay th e d ry grain
Is ea te n slow ly, g iving it a ch an ce to
be m a s tic a te d an d m ixed w ith th e s a
liva in s te a d o f being w ash ed dow n
w ith th e m ilk.
A little h a y should be given once or
tw ice a d ay a f te r th e c alf is to re« or
four w eek s old.
F o r th is purpose
th ere is n o th in g b e tte r th a n fine sec
ond crop a ls ik e clover w ell cured. I f
this is not av ailab le e a rly c u t clover
or a lfa lfa w ill a n s w e r th e p u rp o se If
D e g r e e s of P ain .
o f fine q u ality . T h e g ra in ra tio n can be
T h e re a re d eg re e s of pain, a s de increased g ra d u a lly ns th e calf grow s,
g re e s of fa u ltfu ln e s s , w hich a re a lto the usual a m o u n t being fro m n h a lf to
g e th e r c o n q u e ra b le am i w hich seem to a pound o f g ra in for e v e ry 100 pounds
l>e m erely fo rm s of w holesom e tria l or live w eig h t o f th e calf, b u t o f cou rse
discipline. Y our fingers tin g le w hen tills m u st ho reg u lated by th e feeder.
you go o u t on a fro sty m orning and Do n ot m a k e any a b r u p t ch an g es in
a r e all th e w a rm e r a f te rw a rd ; y o u r feed, b u t m ak e them very g rad u ally ,
lim bs a r e w e a ry w ith w holesom e w ork e x ten d in g o v er a t least tw o w eeks
a n d lie dow n iu th e p le a s a n te r re st; for a co m p lete ch an g e like from hay
you a re trie d f o r a little w hile by h a v to g rass
ing to w a it f o r som e prom ised good,
a n d it is all th e sw e e te r w hen It com es.
B u t you c a n n o t c a rry th e tria l p a s t a
c e rta in p o in t L e t th e cold fa ste n on
GET YO UR
y o u r hand in a n e x tre m e degree, a n d
y o u r fingers will m older from th e ir
sockets. F a tig u e y o u rself b ut once to
i u tte r e x h au stio n , nnd to the end of
life you shall u ot reco v er th e fo rm er
AT THE
vigor o f y o u r fram e. Let heartsick -
iio h s p ass b eyond a c e rta in b itte r p o in t
an d th e h e a rt loses its life fo rev e r.—
I B uskin
Butter Wrappers
Herd Id Office
The Power of
Sympathy
By ESTHER VANDEVEER
W h en th e S pan ish -A m erlcn n w ar
broke o u t R a lp h a n d E d g ar T ow useud,
b ro th ers, en liste d in th e sam e regi
w e n t o f sh a rp s h o o te rs and w ere as
sig n ed to th e sa m e com pany. O ne day
th ey w ere o u t on th e picket line sn ip
ing fo r th e S p an iard s.
T h eir po si
tio n w as beh in d a sto n e wall, its con
tin u ity b ro k eu h ere a n d there. R alph
w as on one sid e o f a gap, w hile E d
g a r w a s on th e o th e r side, th e o p en in g
b etw een th em being e ig h t or ten y ard s.
E d g a r conclu d ed to m ak e a d a s h to
jo in h is b ro th er. H o h ad p assed sa fe
ly o v e r all b u t a co u p le o f y a rd s o f the
d ista n c e w hen R a lp h saw a S p anish
s h a rp s h o o te r ta k in g a im a t his b ro th er.
R alph h a d J u s t e m p tied his piece or
be w ould h a v e sh o t th e 8pnnlard. As
It w as. h e s p ra n g betw een him an d
E d g a r an d receiv ed a sh o t w hich,
g ra z in g th e sp in e, p araly zed his low er
lim bs. H e w a s d isc h arg ed fro m th e
se rv ic e a n d Bent hom e, w here he s u b
m itte d to a n o p eratio n th a t p a rtly re
sto re d his locom otive pow ers, b u t he
w as in a m ea su re crip p led fo r life.
As soon a s th e w a r w as o v er E d g ar
T o w n se n d re jo in e d h is b rother, reso lv
in g to d ev o te th e r e s t of Ills life to
him.
R alph w’a s tw e n ty y e a rs old,
E d g a r tw en ty -tw o . R alph w ould n o t
a d m it t h a t he w a s crippled an d w as
very se n sitiv e a t th e m ention o f his
being bo . As fo r E d g a r m a k in g any
c h a n g e w h a te v e r in h is life’s p la n s on
his acco u n t h e w’o u ld n o t h ear o f it,
n o r d id R alp h seem to realize th a t he
h ad sacrificed h im self fo r h is b ro th er,
l i e co n sid ered w h a t he had done sim
ply iu th e line of h is du ty as a sol
dier. E d g ar, on th e co n trary , w a s im
p re sse d w ith th e Idea th a t his b ro th er
h ad ta k e n a b u rd e n which he should
h av e b orne him self.
N ev erth eless a s soon as E d g a r saw
th a t R a lp h w as a v e rse to su ch a n In
te rp re ta tio n o f th e sta tu s b etw een
th em , he re fra in e d from any m ention
of it, a n d w h e re v e r it w as possible to
conceal an y sacrifice he m ade fo r his
b ro th e r h e did so. H e soon cam e to
s tu d y in g R alp h ’s w ishes, nnd w h erev er
th ey conflicted w ith his ow n, m a d e p re
te n s e th a t w h a t R alph w an ted w a s d is
ta s te fu l to him.
T h e n cam e E d ith P ay n e in to th e
lives o f th e b ro th e rs. She w as sy m p a
th e tic w ith R alp h , b u t h er h e a r t w en t
o u t to E d g ar. T h e one she loved as
one w ho n eed ed her, th e o th e r sh e
loved a s one sh e needed. E d g ar, n o tic
ing th a t his b ro th e r w as d aily grow -
in g m ore de[>endeut on her, re fra in e d
from p ay in g h e r a n y m ark ed a tte n
tion.
A s tim e w e n t on E d g ar p erceived
th a t E d ith w a s g ro w in g to be a neces
sity to R alph. M oreover, be n o ticed
th a t w h ile E d ith w a s devoted to R alph,
th e re w ere in d ic a tio n s th a t h e r h e a rt
w as s e ttin g to w a rd him self. O ne day
w hen he an d E d ith w ere sp e ak in g of
R alph E d g a r said to her.
"I feel it m y d u ty to sa y to you,
E d ith , th a t I h av e seen w h a t p erh a p s
h as p assed u n n o ticed by you. R alp h
loves yo u .”
T h e girl paled, a n d sh e had cau se to
pale. S he loved E d g a r an d sh e knew
t h a t w hile h is b ro th er held th is view ,
E d g a r w a s lost to her. H e w ou ld n ev
e r s ta n d b etw een his b ro th e r a n d her.
"I hope,” sh e said p resen tly , ‘‘th a t
you a re m ista k e n .”
“ A nd I hope,” said E d g ar, “ if you
th in k you can n o t respond, th a t you a re
m ista k e n O ur a tte n tio n s to th o se d e
p en d e n t upon us o ften d ra w u s to th em
w’ith f a r g re a te r force th a n w e re a liz e .”
E d ith sighed. She knew t h a t th e
m an sh e loved w as en d eav o rin g to
p ersu a d e h e r to give h erself to th e m an
sh e on ly pitied. B u t she sa id n o th in g
m ore. She knew w h a t E d g a r would
h av e h e r do. She did n o t k n o w his
feelin g s tow’a rd her, b u t sh e su rm ise d
th a t he h ad no d esire to p o ssess h er
him self.
E ven if h e h ad h e would
giv e h e r u p to h is b ro th er.
#
Soon a f te r th is b rie f d ialo g u e E d g a r
w e n t aw a y fo r a tim e, leav in g E d ith
an d R alp h to g eth er. B efore his d e
p a rtu re he said to E d ith , “ I hope w hen
I re tu rn to find th a t you h av e decid ed
to m ak e R alph happy.”
It w as th u s th a t E dith w as led to
b e a r a p a rt of th e b u rd en of th e m an
sh e loved by giv in g h erself to th e m an
sh e d id n o t love. She co n sid ered w h a t
he had said to h e r a co m m an d , and
she would n o t disobey. W hen E d g ar
re tu rn e d she told him th a t sh e an d
R alp h w ere engaged.
She looked E d g a r in th e ey e w hen
she m ade th e an n o u n cem en t, h o p in g lo
see him wince. If it w as a shock to
him he concealed It so well th a t she
w as deceived.
F ro m th a t tim e she
gave h erself up m ore an d m ore to
R alp h ’s com panionship, and w h en th e
i w edding d ay cam e w en t w ith him to
th e a lta r a m arty r.
T h en E d g ar, feelin g th a t his b ro th e r
! no longer needed bln» as b efo re, sp e n t
! m uch of hl9 tim e aw ay fro m him.
j Som e said he did not d a re t r u s t bim-
I self n e a r his b ro th e r’s wife.
As th e y e a rs sped on R alph T o w n
send grew m ore nnd m ore helpless, his
w ife m ore a n d m ore d ev o ted to him.
! T en years a f te r his m arriag e he died.
■ T hose w ho knew of th e sacrifice th a t
j had been m ade supposed th a t E d ith
\ an d E d g ar would quickly com e togeth-
\ er.
T hey have been d isap p o in ted .
F o u r years a fte r E d ith becam e a wld-
! ow sh e am ! E d g ar had n o t m arried . It
i is said th a t she Illu stra te s E d g a r’s
w ords to h er y e a rs before, “ O u r a tten -
! tlo n s to th o se dep en d en t upon us o ften
d ra w us to th em w ith fa r g r e a te r force
, th a n we realize.”
E d g ar Is still a bachelor.
SHORTENS THE
HAUL.
••
By e s ta b lis h in g good ro ad s th e
*’ Highway becom es a n in d u cem en t
•• to th e fa rm e r to tr a n s p o r t farm
11 p ro d u ce In m otor tru ck s, w hich
•• m ak e p o ssib le m ore trip s to m ar-
11 k e t ea< h d ay w hen th e d istan c e
Is n o t too g re a t. It also h as th e
11 econom ic effect of ex p an d in g th e
*• fa rm in g areu fro m w h ich a city
11 m ay d ra w its produce. By th u s
d ra w in g m ore lan d s Into its g a r
den a re a it in c re a se s th e v a lu e of
th o se la n d s a n d en la rg e s th e s u p
ply o f pro d u ce in th e m ark et.
T h is e x e rts a tw o fo ld in flu e n c e -
first, by In creasin g th e supply
of p ro d u ce in th e m a rk e t, and,
second, by re d u c in g th e tra n s p o r
ta tio n cost. T h e logic m ay be
II e x p la in e d a s follow s; T o m ak e a
ro u g h a n d so ft ro ad sm o o th and
II h ard is th e e q u iv a le n t to reduc-
11 ing a ra ilro a d cu rv e to a s tr a ig h t
. . lino—it sh o rte n s th e h a u l—for
d ista n c e m ay be sh o rte n e d ns
•• w ell by h o u rs an d m in u te s a s by
" m iles.—E . A. Jo n e s, P eu n sy lv a-
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A. J. S! ERWOOD, PRES.
L. H. HAZARD, Casino
R. E. SHINE. V-Pres
0. C. SANFORD, Assi. Cashier
F IR S T N A TIO N A l
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BANK
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T r iir m a e te a lk iic r u l B a n k in g
R. C. D em en t, A. J . S herw ood,
L. H rlo ck er,
L. II. H azard ,
Isa ia i H a c k e r.
R. E. h h in e.
N atio n al B ank o f C o m m erce,N ew Y ork City
C ro ck er W o ohvorth N ’l B a n k , S an F ra n cisco
F irst. N a tio n a ll B ank o f F o rtla n d , F o rtla n d
R e l o c a t in g M a n y O ld H i g h w a y s
C o st of H a u lin g C a n Be R educed.
A ccording to a g o v e rn m e n t rep o rt,
th e a v e ra g e life o f h o rses a n d au to m o
biles m ay b e in c re a se d an d th e cost of
h au lin g red u ced by relo catin g m any
old ro ad s a n d th e m ore scientific la y
in g o u t o f n ew ones. T h e n a tu ra l te n
den cy is to build a s tr a ig h t road,
w h e th e r It goes o v e r ste e p g rad es or
hills or not. D u lling o v er th e se g ra d e s
n a tu ra lly a d d s to th e w e a r a n d te a r on
ho rses a n d vehicles.
T h e d o c trin e o f th e g o v ern m en t is
th a t th e lo n g est w ay a ro u n d m ay o ften
be th e s h o r te s t a n d m o st econom ical
IDLE
MONEY
Is
u se less
m oney.
I f you
h av e an y cash th at is n ’t w o rk
in g p u t it to w ork fo r y ou a s
you w o rk ed f o r it.
O pen a
sa v in g s acco u n t w ith th is bank
an d y o u r m oney will a t once
begin e a rn in g in te r e s t fo r you
an d will k eep a t th e ta s k 24
h o u rs a day , 7 d a y s a w eek
an d 52 w eek s in the y e a r.
Do
it to d ay .
Farmers
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Merchants Bank
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Roseburg
y rtle P oint Stage
And Auio Line
l.**«vc M y rtle P o in t on a rriv a l of
1 i sit i><>iii l am lo n . A u to to Hock
k a i d f t < • 111 ( aim s; on 1 v 14
m iles of stag in g . A rriv es at Hose-
burg 7 ;30 [». n>. c o n m c tii.g will»
n o rth bound tra in . A rrive M yrtle
P o in t 4 |». in.
C ut
M ake n e r v a t i o n s in ad v an ce a t Owl
Drug S to re , M arshfield.
All Baggage Handled
Fare From Myrtle Point $7.00
J . L. L A IR D , P ro p rie to r
Office at I.aird'M Stag ' Barn, Myrtle Poi nt , Bulb Phones
AN UNNECESSARY GRADE.
w ay hom e an d th a t fre q u e n tly by
b u ild in g a h ig h w ay a ro u n d a hill or
g ra d e b u t little a p p re c ia b le d ista n c e is
ad d ed , an d th is is m ore th a n offset by
th e red u ced s tra in of hauling.
T h e c h ief d ra w b a c k from th e fa rm
ow’u c r ’s point of view is th a t th e la y
ing o u t of ro ad s on th is p rin cip le of
av o id in g g ra d e s n e c e ssita te s in som e
cases ru n n in g th e ro ad th ro u g h good
farm lan d o r o rc h a rd s o r p a s tu re s in
ste ad o f g oing a ro u n d th e fa rm line
and b u ild in g th e road th ro u g h old,
w o rn o u t fields a n d o v er rocky knolls.
T h e In d iv id u al lan d o w n er will n a tu r a l
ly ra ise a q u estio n as to w h e th e r th e
c u ttin g u p of his p ro p e rty by a road
will yield in d iv id u al a d v a n ta g e s an d
so benefit h is co m m u n ity ns to offset
th e u se o f such lan d fo r a road.
In th is connection th e g o v e rn m e n t
p o in ts o u t th a t th e ro u n d in g o f a road
1 an d th e re su ltin g traffic th ro u g h a good
I farm , w h e re th e re a re good sheep, c a t
tle. horses, g rain , fru it o r veg etab les.
, h as a c e rta in a d v e rtisin g v a lu e an d in
! m an y in sta n c e s m akes th e lan d m ore
i valuable.
In o th e r ca se s th e im p o r
ta n c e o f su ch a level ro ad to th e com-
j m u n ity is so g re a t it m ig h t w*ell rep ay
th o se u sin g th e ro ad to give th e f a r m
e r th e e q u iv a le n t in lan d eq u ally good
in place o f w h a t he h a s sacrificed to
th e com m on w elfare.
A t an y rate, th e g o v e rn m e n t is now’
ta k in g special p ain s to m a k e cle a r th e
econom ic a d v a n ta g e of av o id in g ste ep
g ra d e s in ro ad s, even a t som e sacrifice
of b e tte r land.
In v estig atio n sh o w s
th a t th e lay in g o u t o f su ch ro ad s over
hills h as resu lted m ore from a tte n tio n
to th e p re se rv a tio n o f fa rm lines th an
from scien tific a tte n tio n to th e p ro b
lem o f road building.
A cco rd in g to th e testim o n y of f a rm
e rs co n su lted , w h ere a h o rse m ight be
ab le to pull 4,000 p o u n d s on u level
road it w ou ld h a v e difficulty In p u llin g
3,000 p o u n d s u p a ste e p hill. T h e size
o f th e load, th erefo re, te n d s to he m e a s
ured by th e g ra d e of th e la rg e st hill on
tfie road to m ark et. In m an y cases
ac tu a l e x p erim en t sh o w s th a t th e r e
lo catin g o f ro ad s a ro u n d hills has been
accom plished e ith e r w ith no ad d itio n
in road len g th in som e in stan c es or
w ith th e a d d in g o f only a few’ feet to
th e h ig h w ay In oth ers.
O LD R E L IA B L E — E Q U IP P E D
W IT H W IR E L E S S
STEAMER BREAKWATER
A L W A Y S OH T IM E
Sails from Coos Bay
E v e ry S u n d ay a t 8 a . rn.
From Portland 8 a. m.
E v e ry T h u rsd a y a t 8 a. m.
Tickets on sale at Portland City Ticket Office 6th & Oak St.
P. L. STERLING, Agent
Phone Mam 181
IT O T E L
B A X T ER
U ¡der New Management
Having leased this well-equipped hotel, I propose
to conduct it in such a manner as to m erit pat
ronage and give satisfaction to the traveling
public.
M. M. YOUNG,
Proprietor
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New E n g la n d p riso n ers h av e been p u t
to w o rk on th e ro ad s M aine h as ta k e n
th e In itia tiv e in th e m ovem ent, a n d re
cen tly tw e n ty p riso n ers from th e C u m
b erlan d county ja il w ere p u t to w ork
on tlie h ig h w ay s. So f a r tlie e x p e ri
m ent a p p e a rs to be a success.
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CHICHESTER S PILLS
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