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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1915)
T he coquille H erald VOL. 34. COQUILLE, COOS ÇOLNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1915. NO. 1 CITY DIRECTORY Opening Day at Panama-Pacific Expo sition Broke All Exposition Attendance Records Fraternal and Benevolent Order A. F. & A. M.—Regular meeting of Chadwick Lodge No. 68 A. F. & A. M.. at Masonic Hall, every Sa urday night in each month on or before the full mooTi. L. A. L i l m r q v I ht , W. M. LL attendance records for expo sitions were broken at the open ing of the Pauama-Pacific Inter K. S.— Reguiar meeting of Rupiah utftloual Exposition In San Francisco • Chapter No. 6, second and fourth on Feb. 20. Vust crowds thronged the Friday even mg« of each month, in Ma grounds when President Wilson press sonic II.ill. ed the button in Washington, and each E mma L ilijbqviht , W. M. day since the attendance lias been enor A nna L awrence sec., mous. The huge buildings and beau I O. O. F.—Coquille Lodge No. 53,1. O tlful thoroughfares hummed with ac 1» O. F., meets every Saturday night tivity and have continued to do so. n Odd Fellows Hall. The Exposition lias already demon II. B. M oore , N. G. strated at this early date that it will J. S. L a w r e n c e , Sec . be a great success in every way. a m i e r e b e k a h l o d g e , No. 20 l. (>. O. F., meets every second and fourth Wednesday nights in Odd Fellow4 Hall. E l d a A n d e r s o n , N. G, K. H. M aht , Secretary. A B O T O BABIES Results of Contest at Coos & Curry Fair The Coos ft Curry County Fair Association annonnees the results of the Better Babies contest held at the Fait in Myrtle Point Sept. 9th and toth as lollows: Champion Bm (i. r the boy scor ing the highest in all divisions) Ceo. S! igle, Myrtle Point, Oregon. Scote 99.5 per cent. Champion Girl, (i. e the girl scoring the highest in all divisions) Vera Dean Harvev, Marshfield, Or A n n i e L a w r e n c e , Se c . egon. Score 99 pet cent. pO Q CJILLK ENCAMPMENT, No. 2. V-7 I. O. O. F„ meets the first and third Firat Division, (Babies from thir Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall, teen to twentv-fo ir months) High J. S. B a r t o n , 0 . \ est boy: Geo. Slagle, Myrtle Poin', J . S . L a w r e n c e , Sec. 99.5 per cent. Highest girl: Gladys 17 NIGHTS OF PYTH IAS.— Lycurgus I \ Lodge No. 72, meets Tuesday nights Hamilton, Mvrilc Point, 975 per io W. O. W. Hall. cent. It. R. W atson , K R. S. O. A. M intonye , C. C. Second Division, (twenty-five to thirty-six months) Highest boy: i j YTHIA N SlSTE RS—J ustus Tempie t No. 35, meets first and Third Mon Delos Strong, Myrtle Point, and thly nights in W. O. W. Hal!. Eldon Gilman Coquille, tied, 98 N the Avenue of Commonwealths at the Panama-t'aerr» M bs . G e » rate D a v i s , M. E. C. M r s . F r e d L i n e g a r , K. of R Ex push Ion. Crowds pusslug before the oeautlful From Left to Right Are Shown the Palace of Education, ptr cent Highe-t girl: Dorothy building, which la one of the Quest of the state bo n E I ) M EN— Coquille Tribe No, 40, 1. Chapman, Marshfield, and Mary Palace of Liberal Arts and Tower of Jewels. Exposition ln San Francisco. i v O. R. M., meets every Friday night Floyd, Myrtle Point, tied, 96 per n vV O. W. Hall. J. S. B a r t o n , Sachem. cent. A. P. M i l l e r , C. of R. Oregon Exhibits at Big Hill Liner Minnesota Third Division, (babies from thirty- Breeds of Beef Cattle W. A. —Regular meetings of Bea- seven to forty-eight months) High On Last Pacific Trip Fair Need Replenishing . ver Camp No. 10.550 in M. W. A. Best for Coos County est boy: Hugh Hamilton, Myrtle Hall, Front street, first and third Sat urdays in each month. Upon her return from the far Point, Oregon, 97 per cent High Oregon Building, Panama-Pacific H. B. T o z i k r . Consul. Oregon Agt There are four leading breeds of F. C. T hce , Clerk. Exposition,— Many new and inter east, where he is no.v Io ding a est girl: Vera Dean Harvey, Marsh beef cattle: Shorthorns, Hereford*, Corvallis.— The N. A.— Regular meeting of Laurel esting exhibits are coming fr^m cargo for Seattle, the Great North- field, 99 per rent. Aberdeen Angus, and Galloway. complete a year . amp No. 2972 at M. W . A . Hall, Oregon just now. Piaster» Oregon e r n Steamship company's liner Elwin Miller and Carlton Lut- The Aberdeen Angus and the Gal ing under the sijq , * Fronti street, second and fourtli Tues is showing new grains and grasses, Minnesota will load a cargo of trell both received honorable men loways are good cattle but are not flee of F. W. Kc day n ghts in each month. M a r y K e r n , Oracle. Southern Oregon beautifnl speci wheat, lumber, salmon and flour tion, each having scored 99 per numerous enough iu Oregon to de with the U. S L a u r a B r a n d o n , Rec. mens of peaches and pears, -be for the United Kingdom, and sail cent in the first division. serve much attention in this article. the O. A . C. F. O. W .— Myrtle Camp No. 197, Willamette Valley booth vegetables for Liverpool. Announcement of The Fair Association wishes to Tbe chief tivalry is between the F. A Baker, of meets every Wednesday at 7:30 and a minor quantity of fruits that this plan by M J Costello, assist announce that the medals, diplomas p. ni. at W. O. W. Hall. Shorthorn and ttie Hereford. ''Dur Hermiston Hera Lee Currie, C. C. are not especially wonderful as yet, ant traffic manager of t&e company, and certificates of examination to ham” is another name for the teresting figures J o h n L e n e v k , Sec. nd Klamath has a large quantity signalizes probably the final depart gether with the duplicate score Shorthorn. The word “ Durham” these results. VENINGTIDE CIRCLE No. 214, I ure of the Minnesota from Puget cards will he mailed within the meets second and fourth Monday of grains, grasses and vegetables. is used very generally in Coos coun milk of each co nights in W. O. W. Hall. All of the booths need constant Sound. next few days. In the case of the ty, but it is practically never used corded at each - A n n i e B u r k h o l d e r , G.N. The Minnesota is for sale, and it second division iu which there is a replenishing, and everything sent M a r y A. P i e r c e , Clerk. by the leading breeders or at the pie taken frotr here is used to the best advantage is expected that she will be dis tie it the mo iters of the children 'A R M E R S UNION.— Regular meet big live stock shows, or in tbe agri evening’s milk ings second and fourth Saturdays in possible. Some ot the fruit, grain posed ot in London. The Great will bring them to the office of Dr. cultural papers. Tbe Shorthorn of each month each month in W. O. W. Hall. and grasses, vegetables, etc., does Northern Steamship company is H M. Shaw at Marshfield or Dr. L- F r a n k B u r k h o l d e r , Pres. cattle are red, white, or roan, and fat. A record arrive in perfect condition, and closing its office* ut-fhe orient, and G. Johnsoi-, Afyr’ l^Point, Saturday O. A. M i n t o n y e . Sec. cgxasionalty spotted, regardless of between some of it is not superior display the present trip of the Minnesota j Se0(> * ,, bringing wi^wtben. strain or breeding. Full brothers "V K ATKRNAT. AI O N, >* 398, meet» the "Records for the full year are ob porta. second and fourth Thursdays each material, but it is used whenever to the far cast will be her last. Ref')-* * fcje re-ex-» and sisters may be one ted, another tainable on nine cows and these J TJ> at W. O. W. Hall, Engene’a wew ebair factory is do w L tf so and wherever possible. In certain cause of her size., which rxiohlbit- m ' M km . C has . K vland , Pres. -ivbite and another roan. The proved to be very profitable and Mas. I p A H arrington , Bee. instances there is fierce competition, ln-1 g"iag through thd'- V. point w)ll sOperf-irity of Shorthorns are slightly larger than show what can be done by system-* ing a big business and the directors and reprsentalives Canal, the Minnesota:- ' n: a lie (hi ¿ne over Tillamook— Coater Lumber Co. io o v e r l the a p o otter.'V i * c r . ^ tbe Herefords, a little more full in atically weeding out the unprofit Educational Organisations and Clubs ^ay of'the ~ 1 here get discouraged over the fail v o y a g e to Engl The E#ir Asso&itton »¡she» to the hind quarters and a little better able cows. The average milk pro will spend £40.000 on logging road. OMAN’ S Study Club. —Meets 2:30 Horn. '< - 1 .Columbia Stool Co. gave ern thank the' pbysciana, nurses, and milkers. p. in. at city library every second ure to receive answers of any sort The Herefords, on the duction per cow for the year was With the cu-parfare of the Minne ladies who so kindly donated their and fourth Monday. to the hundreds of specific requests es 5 per cent bonus on annual 6410 pounds, while the fat produc other hand, are belter rustlers, and H a r r i e t A. L o n g s t o n , Pres. sent to well-known growers, firms, sota from Pacific waters and the time and also the merchants who F r a n c e s E. E p p e r s o n 8ec. fatten a little more readily on scan tion for this period amounted to 306 wages. associations, commercial clubs, etc recent disposal of the Pacific Mail loaned articles for the exhibit room ty feed. It is commonly said that pounds per cow This is an excel OQJLJIL I. E E D V C A T I O N A L Portland starting wo k on grade is making a creditable boats, the American flag disappears LEAGUE— Meets monthly at the Oregon the Shorthorn is the better for good lent herd average and has lteen se crossing* to cost $750,000, mostly High School Building during the school showing, but it could make a much from regular service from Pacific feed and the Hereford for poor feed, cured by keeping tab on each cow psid for by O.-W, R. A N . Co. year for the purpose oi discussing edu East Fork Items better one if some more of the real coast ports to the orient. cational topics. and there is considerable truth in and disposing of the inferior oues B i r d i e S k e e l s , Pies. Marshfield — C r o w n-Columbia ly superior products of all sorts A good name for Fred Baker’s this statement. “ Au average price fti 30 cents per Where there is E d n a H a k l o c k k r . Sec. points. Not all growers will care Papet Mills Co. may operate Smith grown in Oregon were forwarded. automobile is Old Queen. A week plenty of food to get the steers fat pound was received for the butter- O KEEL KLlJB—A business men’ s to engage in competition, b u t plant. WHERE YOU CAN KEEP Eocial organization. Hall in l^aird’ s ago when be was asked if he was and to winter the cows in good fat throughout the year, thus mak doubtless many with superior fruit building, Second street. Baker— F.ast Eagle Mining Co. If you are grower of either pears, going to town he called back “ I shape the Shorthorns will probably ing tbe average receipts per cow L . J. C a r y , Pres will be glad to send a small quanti- amount to $92 for the year. The will erect 5-stamp mill. apples or fine vegetables and have W, C. K n d i c o t t , Fee. have got her going and can’t stop.” be just as good in every way, but y for display purpose, simply that Paisley invites private capital tc o m m e r c i a l c l u b — l * o j . C art even a few choice ones with which they may say that they exhibited Fred dot-s oot know as much about h little larger and so bring in a lit average cost of tbe feed consumed President; L. H. H azard ,Secretary you are willing to part, you can by buying old automobiles as he does tle more money. If tbe feed is not 0 3 each cow for the year’s period establish a water system. • at the great Exposition and helped about selling old mares. help the situation here very mater so good a larger precentage of the w as estimated to lie about $35, fig- Transportation ta ciltiies S. P. Co. to electrify Una between win laurels for Oregon. The East" ially and assist in interesting the The joys of life come my way Shorthoin steers will not be fat «.nd tiring hay and grain at farm prices, Albany and Corvallis. ern Oregon booth would be glad to I^RAINS —Leave, south liouml 8:10 a. in your particular section. , _ c c I m. ami 2:40 p. m. North bound stranger sometimes. The last trip to Marsh will have to be held over for anoth- This leaves an average net income " J r have some fine prunes from growers Medford— S. S Bnllis announces V*:2<> a. m. an,I 4:2(1 p. m. cows will be too of $57 per cow from the sale of but- For display in baskets, fifteen to jn Ea5(ern Qregon whi,e ,he w j ,. field with a load I gathered the joys extension of his electric line to big >OAT8—Six. boats plying on the Co- twenty pears of any variety, if they ,amette v .Uey hooth is crying OBl in hucketfulls. The gathering com thin at the beginning of winter and terfat. It is generally figured that B f ( quille river afford ample accommo timber and a new sawmill to be will either not do well or will re the skim-milk and manure will pay are good lookers and ol uniform fof frujt of kindSi as we„ „ veg. menced on Hungry Mountain when dation lor carrying freight and paasen gers to Bandotr and way points. Boats size, will be appreciated immensely e;ables for tbe work of taking care of the built. Coos u going ,0 have , Babe would not pull up along side quire extra feed. eave at 7 :30, 8 :30, 9 :20 and 9 :C0 a. m. The uniform and distinctive color cows, thus leaving the a b o v e Eugene— J H. Smith and J. N. And even six or eight top-notch fine display of gravenstein appIes. of the truck, the wagon brake did and at 1:00, 3:30 and 4:45 p. rr. Wray establish chair factory here. apples for plate display will make The Southern 0regon booth ¡, uow not hold anil wngon and team backed of tbe Herefords is also an advan amount as net profit per cow. TAGE—J. L. Laird, proprietor. De "The best cow in Mr. Baker’s Albany— D. E Nebergall A Co. parts 5:30 p. m. for Kxseburg via a hit. Pack the fruit well, each showing a magnificem display of off the grade, not so steep but that tage. The small size of the calves Myrtle Point, carrying tlie United Slates specimen by itself, place your name. herd produced 8025 pounds of milk will erect 3-story concrete meat , • ,• c , , at birth saves the cows much trou a log blocked the wagon. Mr Hyde K * * several varieties of peaches and mail and pa ,ngers. and the variety plainly on the box pears. Those who send even a got his truck into position and with ble in ealvinv, while the calves containing 419 pounds of butterfat packing bouse. O S T O m O E .—A. F. Linegar, post Her feed was $39 and send by express collect, such small quantity of fruit for display a strong rope as a line and the help soon grow to be as large f.s those of worth $126. master. The mails close as follows: Newberg cannery handled 497,- showing a net profit ol $87 for the other breeds. Myrtle Point 7:40 a m 5:20, 2:35 p.m . charges being paid here providing of the team be hauled the load into *55 lba fi’u't °f *'• kinds in 1915. Marshfield 9 :0 1 a. ........ 1:15 p. m. the box is labeled, Oregon Com- purposes should send only the very Tbe differences outlined should year. This cow produced butterfat Bandon, w -v point*. 8: P r. m. Norway fittest, for it will be in the presence the road. At a hard puli near the O.-W. R. ft N. Co. has let con enable tbe beef man to easily select at a cost of 6 2 cents per pnund. ” and Aragol2:55 ¡ m i , Ea-.n-rn mail 5 :2 0 mission. Oregon Building, Panama summit where I met Walter Law- of some other mighty fine speci tract* for roundhouses at tbe Dalles p. m. Es-te. ii mail ar i \ - 7:30 a. m. Pacific International Exposition. mens. However, Oregon raise* the horn I got stuck aDd camped for ,he breed he waDt* Bo,b ,re 80 and Pilot Rock. For competition, pears must be best there is and it is merely a mat the Dight, and James Hatcher, jr„ »»early alike and both so good and Want to Be Beautiful? C ity and Countv Officers entered in commercial packages on ter ot getting it here Ashland capitalists have incor hauled my load to the top of the |50 mucb more Profitable <ban ibe A . T. Morrison Here’s a Good Recipe scrub, that the breeder of either is porated to build a smelter R ecorder........................ .. J . 8. Lawrence iy and in two to five box lots, the mountain with bis team when be SOME R E A L CROWDS ..... R. 11. Mast bait box of pears to be figured as a came to work on tbe road in the ! *oi aK to be more ,han Pleastd 'vith Want to be beautiful, girls? !’ . M. Hall-Lewis With an average daily attendance commercial pack, and two of these! morning. Where the grading is be- lhe results Nevertheless, when it All right; list to the following before the dew is gone. If you can't Oscar Wickham are sufficient lor one entry of 75,000 during the past thirty Apples comes to a fine distinction, we tug done a mile or more from Co hint from Vivian Rich, clevet little play golf, walk in the meadows, or Water Superintendent 8. V. Epperson W. C. Chase may be entered for competition in days the Exposition's grand total quille Babe said no, but Mr. Ames would recommend tbe Heteford lor American (Mutual) player, famous on the grass of your lawn or back Fire Chie; Coiincilmen— Jesse Byers, C. T. Skeels from one to five box lots, but the has passed the 12,000,000 and there and another man caused ber t o ! * 1|year »round on grass with no for her many appearances in Flving yard, or anywhere it is convenient, U. 1. Kime. Ned C.Kelley, W. H. Ly ons, O. C. Sanford. Regular meetings Grand Sweepstakes will be award 18 hoPe °* a c h i n g 18,000,000 The change her rniud. Beyond Henry- ! ,heIter. wb'le Be would recommend " A ” productions, snd noted as one but always in your bare feet. first and third Mondays each month. ed to the best five box lot, There week of September 5th brought two ville there was more fun when the ,br Shorthorn where there was of the most beautiful young actress lieve me, girls, vou must give my •T. J. Stanlev will he very strenuous competitions of ,he lar8Mt crowds of ,he Exposi wagon load of apples, pears, toma -1 P'entV of extra winter feed and Justice of the Peace hint a trial. You’ll find it one o; es in screenland: Constable................. ........ Ned C. Kelley between California, Moutana, Ida tion period: Labor Day with its i toes and eggs tipped over. Mr. sfielter- "Every morning of my life, re tbe greatest health and beauty rec ......... James Watson ho, Arkansas, Washington, Mis 138,000 and Admission Dav with County Judge. and Mrs. Heinfzman o f Coaledo — gardless of weather, if I am where ipes vou ever tried. Seriously, girls, Commissioners—W T. Dement, Geo. J. souri and Oregon All entries for 174,000. Figures for other large who were returning home with Armstrong those who enjoyed those miles ¡j jg physically possible, I go for a as one of yon, throw away the bot- Robt. Watson apples close November 1st, and the day.- are as follows: Opening Day, Clerk......................... team and wagon did me great kind- of picnic with me there wms not one half hour's walk on the dewey grass tied tonic you’ve been spending Sheriff...................... Alfred Johnson. Jr. 225.149; July 5 (Bryan Day) 190,- .......T. M. Dimmick following ratings will be used by Treasurer................ ness. Fred Slagle and bis load growler in the lot, or anyone with in my bare feet It is the greatest ■ your hard-earned money on; then T. J. Thrift the judges in awarding the p:ire: 846, Second Vanderbilt Cup Day, Assessor.................... ...... of passengers did good work in get- grouch It was some picnic and ionic in the world, and it certainly take off your shoes aod stockings Ksvmonil E. Baker | School Supt. . . . . I-. MeCollock quality 20 points, color 20, size (to * 35 -fi 73 . First Vanderbilt Cup Day, ting stuff piled up and putting the with a guess at wh^t S im McAdams’ is nature’s own recipe It furnish- and take a walk through the grass Surveyor 129,619. Call-Post Day, 122,959, F. E. Wilson run from 80 to ti2 with more of n Coroner wagon right side up. Some of the bill ia to be for repairs it looks as e9 one with complete relaxation— while the dew is still on it Dr. Walter Culin 1 Health Officer leaning towaid 88 to 96) 10 points; Examiner Day (May Day) 106,937. lotd was the worse of wear When though it would take some rustling the kind that eliminates all the ner- ! “ Let me know what you think of form to; freedom from blemish 20; Three or four other days passed the | the 36 dozen eggs were sold there to get ten dollars worth of fun out vous fears and worries that go to ro/ recipe. I am confident it will Societies will get the very best total 80 points. Pack: bulge 4 points, one bundre<l thousand mark, make up the detested lines and benefit you, as it has me.” were only two with sheila cracked of >*• The Herald would also like to PH i N T I N (i alignment 4, compactness 4, attrac- R. A. EASTON wrinkles. Portland Semi-Weekly Journal i io lhe wbit«* leaked and two with have information (in advance) at to at the office o f Coquille Herald ttveness and style of package 8, tot- and Coquille Herald, both for $ 2.00 j one dent «aob >° »be shell, not many | —•* - "play golf in your bare feet, if when and where this recipe is to be al 20 points; Grand Total too a year in advance. I of tbe tomatoes were unsalable. Of dt== you can arrange to reach tbe course tried Have you paid the Printer? O M M R W E F W C K C S P y «r