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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1915)
\ Notice of Hearing of Final Account In tbe Circuit Court of the Slate ot Oregon for Coos County STUDYING CONVICT LABOR. Notice is hereby given that the final account of John D. Goss, as idminis- trator of the estate of James Tracy, deceased, has been filed in the County Court of Coos County, State of Oregon, and that the 27th day of September, 1915, at the hour of 10 o’clock a, m., has been duly appointed by such Court for the hearing o f objections to such final account ana the settlement thereof, at which time any person interested in such estate may appear and file objec tions thereto in writing and contest the same. JOHN D. GOSS, Administrator o f the estate o f James Tracy, deceased. 8-24-5 “TA LK TO PORTLAND” ! I I I Colonel Bunker Road Construction In Southern States b, Prison.ra Subjact of Investigation. W. J. C o n r a d Plaintiff sum m on « lllgliwuy construction by state pris V8. FOR By M. QUAD oner. In tlie southern state. 1. tbe sub K*c«nt improvents in our long distance lines and switch M olossi L u ig i , and all publication ject of an Investigation which the na «■opyrlght, 1915. by tbe McClure boards have resulted in much better transmission for other persons claiming in Newspaper Syndicate. tional committee on prison, and prison telephone conversations to Koseburg, Eugene, Salem, any right, title or In- foreclosure labor and the graduate highway de Portland and all Western Oregon points Business men ter est in or to the or partment of Columbia university hare will now find it is as easy to talk to their Portland Cor herein described r e a l tax ‘•You hate asked uu*. sub. t.ckun respondents as at their local customers. Jointly undertaken. Convict road work estate. lien lu.the north was similarly treated last Colouel Bunker, "which was the stran Defendant J U hj the Telephone gest duel 1 ever fought. Of the fifteen POLITICIANS WHO CAPITALIZE To Molossi Luigi the above named de | year. It saves you time and money and makes for more satis STRIFE A MENACE TO fendant and all other persons claiming The possibility of employing the mis or tweufj- I think that two might couie factory business relations. anv right, title or interest in or to the demeanant in road work Is also under under the head of strange. GOVERNMENT. herein described land. “ Majah Blazer and I were friends Investigation at the present time. Jn the Name of the State of Oregon : When the three studies are completed and neighbors nud hud been for years. Coos and Curry Telephone Co. yon are hereby notified that W. J. Con the prison committee will bo In a posi Not n w ord of discord hud ever passed Notice of Final Settlement rad the holder ot Certifiéete ol Delia* between us. He had a cut ar.d I had a quency numbered 103 issued on the 23rd tion to afford accurate and scientific Neglect of Agricultural and Industrial 1 Information to all those attempting to dog, and they were also friends. Notice is hereby given that the un oav of July 1915 bv the Tax (Collector of "One morning the majah came into direct convict road work, no matter In Opportunities a National Crime. thé County of Coos, State of Oregon, for dersigned has filed in the County Court in and for Coos County, Oregon, his the amount of Five and 47-ÎOO Dollars, wlmt section of the country their work my otfice and called out: A. J. SHERWOOD, PRES. R. E. SHINE, - es " ‘Colonel, tell your duwg that if he final account in the matter of the estate the same being the amount then due lies or what type of convict they ar. L. H. HAZARD. Cuba. will come over be may have a look at 0. C. SANFORD, Asst. Cashier of Mary L. Peterson, deceased, snd that arid delinquent for taxes for the year called upon to handle. By Peter Radford. the County Court has set Monday, the 1910 together with penalty, interest and The southern study Is being conduct them.' i 20th day of September, 1915, as the costs thereon upon the real property as ed by James Wllmot, civil engineer, “ ’What Is It. majah?’ There never was a time in the his day and the County Court room at the sessed to you, of which you are the own who has beet) In charge of convict “ 'Our old cat bus kittens.' tory of this nation when we needed courthouse in Coquille, Oregon, as the er as appears of record, situated in said road gangs In Louisiana and other o p COQUI Li Li B . ORBO Oh. “ ‘You don't say! How many of statesmen more or agitators less than place for hearing objections to said final County and State, and particularly at the present moment. The opifor account an d ^ iq K . >ettlement of said bounded and described as follows, to- southern states and Is familiar with them?' r r a n n a e t s a G e n e r a l H a n k i n g H u ^ t i vc^c- “ ‘Just twenty-one, suh.’ wit: Lots 7-8 Block 39 Coos Plat " C ” hotli the southern convict and the tunities now afforded us on land and estate. “ ‘You counted them yourself, did sea demand the best there is in state according to the plat thereof on tile and southern road. ELS o / m . PETERSON, The need for good roads In the agri you ?' Executor o f the estate of of record in the oince of the County Board of Directors. craft and the possibilities that are con Cor re«(o r e e r >I Mary L. Peterson, deceased. Clerk, Coquille, Oregon. “ ‘Colonel, do you question my state fronting us call for national issues cultural districts of the south Is ndmit- R. C. Dement, A. J . Sherwood, You are further notified that said W. J. | National Bank of Commerce,New York City 8-17 5t _____ ment?' that unite the people, build industry L. Harlocker, J. Conrad has paid taxes on said prem L. H. Hazard, Crocker Woolworth N ’ l Bank, Sun Francisco “ ‘Not at all. major; but twenty-one and expand trade. In the Ciicul Coure or tne State of ises for prior or subsequent jears, with The agricultural Isaiah Hacker. K. E. Shine. First Nationall Bank of Portland, Portland kittens In a litter Is certainly a won Oregon in and for the the rate of interest on said amounts as and industrial development of this derful tiling.' County of Coçia follows: nation has suffered severely at the •• ‘ It may be, suh, and—good morning, Farmers and Merchants Bank of Co Kate Tax hands of agitators who have sent suh!' quille, a corporation, of Date Kec’t Ain't Year' a torpedoes crashing into the port Bide “ And, suh, It wasn’t an hour before Int. Plaintiff, No. Tax Paid of business and whose neglect of the vs. be sent a friend to me to arrange a 191)7 July 23 1915 i>(|43 11.57 15 interests of the farmer makes them * t > » »> duel. I hail seemed to doubt bis verac Alfred Johnson Lumber Company, a 1908 7-29 MM little less than political criminals We ft ft ft corporation, Seeley-Anderson Logging 1909 ity, and he must clear his honab. I 4.21 99 ; 1 tt ft it Is useless money. I f you Company, a corporation, Robert Dol 1911 4.80 9704 agree with you that It was silly, but want no more of these evil spirits to ti it ft lar, Trustee, and the Grace Dollar 1912 4.20 9910 men were mighty peppery In those predominate in government. Too long have any cash that Isn’t work ti ti it Steamship Company, a corporation, 4.42 1913 10006 days. The majah'. wife came and their hysterical cry has sent a shiver tt it it ing put it to work for you as Defendants. 3.28 1914 M0 begged that I refuse the challenge, but down the spinal column of industry. S U IT IN E Q U ITY — To foreclose Said Moloaai Luigi as the ow ner ol you worked for it Open a at the same time she couldn't show Too long have the political agitators Pledge Agreement. the legal title of the above described mo how 1 could do It and maintain my capitalized strife, pillaged progress savings account with this bank property as the same appears of lecord, To Robert Dollar, Trustee, and the bonnh. 1 asked her the number of kit and murdered opportunity. An indus and each of the other persons above and your money will at once Grace Dollar Steamship Company, tens and was not at all surprised to trial corpse is not a desirable thing, corporation, two o f the above entitled named are hereby further notified that a crippled business an achievement or begin earning interest for you leurn that the number was only four. W. J. Conrad will apply to the Circuit defendants: about "The explanation was that tbe ma- neglect an accomplishment and will keep at the task 24 IN TH E N AM E OF THE STATE Court ol the County and State aforesaid ' •1 ••i'V'*¿7-, ' » Jah'» wife had been canning strawber which any representative of the gov OF OREGON; You and each of you for a decree foreclosing the lien against hours a day, 7 days a week ■ . --4: ; ■ ries, and in speaking of It to him she ernment has a right to boast. are hereby notified that you.are required the property above described,Land men and 52 weeks in the year. Do gave the number of the cans ns twenty- Issues that 6reed Agitators Should be to appear and answer the complaint filed tioned in said certificate. And you are , r N , - against you in the above, entitled suit hereby summoned to appear w ithin six one. suai»' • Eliminated. 0 • it today. ty days after the first publication of within six weeks from thé date of the “ Well, suh, the choice of weapons The political agitator must be elim ■ V - V' first publication o f this summons, to- this summons, exclusive of the day of lay with me, and I chose swords. ,V wit: Within six weeks from the 10th said first publication, and defend this - 'W v _ ___ week before that while out for a walk inated from public life before thought day of August, 1915, and if you fail to action or pay the amount due as above Ä ii VT I crossed the dueling ground, and I ob ful consideration can bo given to a and shown, together with costs and accrued appear ana answer on or be ore the 21 st \ „■*<•***. a i 'i r served that close by in a fence corner constructive program in government. interest, and in case of your failure to day of September, 1915, that being the The liquor question is the most pro was a bumblebees' nest We were to 1 ast day of the time prescribed in the do so, a deciee will be rendered fore CONVICTS ENGAGED IN R O A D W ORK. meet at sunrise, which is a very un lific breeding ground for agitators and order of publication, the plaintiff will closing the lien of said taxes and costs against the lend and premises above comfortable hour, by the bye, and th* whether pro or anti, the hatch is take judgment and decree against you ted by nil, while already in. Georgia, for the relief demanded in its complaint, named. night before I had a confidential talk equally as undesirable. This article This summons is published by order Virginia, North Carolina and other is in no sense a discussion of Ihe li a succinct statement of which is as with a colored brother. states It has been demonstrated that of tbe Honorable James Watson, Judge follows: “ The night passed, nnd the morning quor question but deals solely and by the convict can be a’most useful factor of the County Court of the State ot Or Plaintiff will take judgment against came. 1 was lirst oil the ground, nnd I way of illustration with the political the above entitled defendant, Alfred egon for the County of Coos and said in procuring these roads. Up to the had time to see that the colored broth products o f that issue. Other sub And Auto Line order was made and dated this 1st day present time the work has been hin Johnson Lumber Company, a corpora jects will be dealt with in the order tion, upon its acceptance of the draft of September, 1915 and the date of the dered by the faulty legislation under er was up la the part he w as to play. On I «‘Hve Myrtle Point on arrival of set forth in complaint for the sum of first publication of this summons is the which it has had to be developed and my word, the mnjali knew no mo’ about of their importance. beat from Bandon. Auto to Keck In the history of our government sword play than a Laplander. I could Twenty-five Hundred Dollars and inter 7th day of September, 1915. the weakness with which even this leg Creek and from Camas: only 14 All process and papers in this proceed have had him out in one minute, but 1 the liquor issue has never produced est thereon at the rate of six per cent mile.-of .'tagiug. Arrives at Kose- islatiou has been administered. per annum from the 18th day of Novem ing may be served upon the undersigned did not want that. 1 gave the colored a constructive* statesman worth men burg 7 :30 p. m. connecting with The convict lias to u certain extent ber, 1913, for an attorney fee of Two residing within the State of Oregon at north hound train. Arrive Myrtle benefited by the healthy outdoor work brother the nod. nnd lie stirred up tho tioning and it never will. It has sent Hundred and Fifty Dollars, and for its the address hereafter mentioned. Point 4 p. m. bees through tho fence with a pole. more freaks to Congress, Lilliputians and the fact that he is trained in work J o h n D. G oss costs and disbursements in this suit. H. D. M urphy Make r* nerval ions in a«lvance at Owl in which there is a constant demand They came out o f the grass by the hun to the Senate and incompetents to That a certain pledge agreement giv Attorneys fon Plaintiff. Drug Store, Marshfield. for laborers and in which it is easy to dred. and I alone saw them in time to office than any other political issue en by defendant Alfred Johnson Lumber get away. . . Address 1st National Bank Bldg, Marsh under the suh. Company to plaintiff securing the sum obtain employment upon release.' Up All Baggage Handled Fate From Myrtle Point $7.00 "Hut the bees, sab—the bees!' Those field Ore. • 9-7*7t The recent experience of the Eng above mentioned upon the following to the present time wage has not been described property, to-wit: Three shares paid the prisoner for his work on the men left behind w_ppq a sight to see lish Parliament which lashed itself J. L. LAIRD, Proprietor o f the capital stock o f the Grace Dollar roads in any of the southern states or wlieo the insecte^got through with into a fury over the liquor question thekn. JAB e f them had to he ted home, has a iesaon that it is well for tho Steamship Company, a corporation, of Office at Laird’ s Stag.-? Barn, Myrtle Point, Both Phones In any state but Iowa. The popularity th e p a r raJoe of 3- J.V,1 p v r abaro, a nti ?4ci M u ch . and not one otr t^em got nut of the farmer? of this ¿rial km 1« observe; for as evidenced by certificate numbered 9, “ Is It true, mamma." asked F.thet, of convict road work has seemed to lié /house for a form As for Hu- i » the subject in* soifte fdnn or other is dated at Portland, Maine, February 19, “ that the östlich hides its head in tin* In the fact that it is a cheap means,of tout he cnWe to OonstantlWberof« Ihe public for solu- securing good roads through the ex- , 1913. and signed by Robert Dol.ar, sand?” OLD R E L IA B L E — EQ UIPPED W IT H W IR E LESS Lion Hi .1 oftt'ines to the exclusion of President of said Grace Dollar Steam 1 “ Yes, dear; they say that is tlie ploitation of the prisoner. *Cnr ship Company, be foreclosed in the ,T\$iors n o to ri .nt proLivm* to the Amer- The national committee on prtaoaa case.” dawg.' manner provided by law, and in the > Tea r i<?o*tnen. “ Well, mamma, when you wear an and prison labor holds that the. value manner prayed for in plaintiff’s com of the prisoner’s labor is the SR ne as B ' P w y kitfe-a is te n t. Too Many Political Drunkards. ostrich feather you never hide your plaint; that said personal property be that at which free labor can be se i “.‘Sbo!; That’s, too bad.’ A L W A Y S ON T IM E sold by the Sheriff of Coos County. Or head, do you?” —Yonkers Statesman. Lloyd-Oorge, the Prohibition leader cured to do the same work and that egon, according to law, and as personal “ ‘And the shelf fell dovfn and broke ■if Kurope wlio.ied the jiik&ibition fight Sails from Coos Bay only when this wage is paid‘will con '« I f the fruit Jars’* property is sold on execution and ac Early Ballooning. " * • iu lCngland. has »leclar^ff that he will cording to the practice of this Court; Every Sunday at 8 a. m. As early as 1780 the French govern vict labor be efficient labor. “ ‘Too bod. too bad.’ never again take *;,.M nk politically and the proceeds o f said sale applied to ment granted a sum of money to es Mr. Wilmot’s study will Include care “ 'And you take notice, sub, we didn’t and there are ma*iv American politi From Portland 8 a. m. the payment of the costs of this suit, ful Investigation of the labor cost for attorney’s fees, the costs of said sale tablish u balloon service between Par this work, as well as of the different get the kittens and the jars mixed cians— pro and anti— who would render Every Thursday at 8 a. m. up.’ ” is and Marseilles with what were and the sum which shall be found due their country a service by climbing At this Juncture Colonel Bunker re on the water wagon or signing a pledge plaintiff under said pledge agreement known ns the Montgolfier air balloons, systems of control, and on this scien Tickets on sale at Portland City Ticket Office 6th & Oak St. and the draft and acceptance thereof though the project never became more tific data the committee will base rec marked that he would tell the story of of political temperance. Too often ommendations which it Is hoped will another duel. secured by same; and that said defend than a project. P. L. STERLING, Agent Phone M ain 181 our legislative halls are turned into ants and all persons claiming under lend to the efficient development of ‘‘Captain Seaton was my good friend political bar-rooms and many of the them, subsequent to the execution of convict road work in the southern and had been for years. One evening members become intoxicated on liquor said pledge and subsequent to the time Mount Vernon, the states. as we sat on the veranda of his house, discussions. W e have too many polit o f the delivery of said three shares of smoking our pipes and saying little, h# Home of Washington ical drunkards— pro and anti—in our stock to plaintiff, be barred and fore HOW TO IMPROVE ROADS. carelessly observed: closed of all rights, claim and equity of public affairs. No one who is a slave “ ‘It’s a w onder those grnsshopi>er« redeinptionin and to said personal prop to the political liquor habit is quite erty, that the overplus, if any there be, From the Washington Herald, April 17) Outside Committees Do Much to Aid can keep that noise up the way they so capable of dealing with the busi Under New Management bo paid to the Clerk of this Court to The beauties of Mount Vernon, and a do.’ Legislatures In Preparing Laws. ness affairs of government as the ahtpe the further order of the Court, short account of its interesting history “ ‘You mean crickets, captain.’ I cor Having leased this well-equipped hotel, I propose To aid legislatures in revising road sober and industrious. We have few and Tor such other u id further relief laws and framing new road legislation'" rected. public men in this day who are strong to conduct it in such a manner as to merit pat as t l i j f Hurt shall dpaioi moot and equit are written about in an exceptionally “ 'I mean what 1 mean!’ he snapped. delightful way in the above-named book n series of papers dealing exhaustively able in the premises. ' enough to resist the temptation of “ Well, there we were,” said the colo ronage and give satisfaction' to the traveling with existing road laws in each state Service of this summons is made by of about fifty pages. The author shows nel— ‘‘there we w’ere. It made no dif strong drink politically and when the publication thereof in pursuance of an himself to be thoroughly acquainted is about to be Issued under an ar demon Rum once becomes firmly en public. rangement made by the legislative ference whatever to cither one of us trenched in the mind of a politician, order made by tha Honorable Jolin S. Coke, Judge of the Circuit tourt o f the with the subject, and in an easy manner committee of the American Highway whether it was p cricket, a grasshopper tskes one from Washington to Mount association with the bureau o f munici or an owl singing, but there are times he is less capable of meeting the de ■state of Oregon for C o m Coi the iit.h d iy of Auguat, I « I f dir-vting Vernon, there to depict in detail the pal research of New York city. when the best of men are attacked by mands for constructive statesmanship now confronting this nation. that servi hereof he made bj publi well-marked points of the greatest object The complete compilation of road w hat may be called a fool perversity. cation in the Coquille Herald, a weekly We have in this country too many We sulked for five minutes, and then I of interest. Although the book is writ law’s already thoroughly indexed and newspaper published in the city of Co red-nosed politicians—both pro and said: brought up to date has been submitted quille, Coos County, Oregon, once a ten from a litterarv standpoint, as is “ ‘Captain, the songs of those cricket* anti A candidate with political deli week for a period of six weeks, com evidenced by a concise and graceful by the committee to A. N. Johnson, rium tremens, a preacher with politi mencing with the issue of August 10, style, it would well act as a guide for highway engineer of the bureau of mu are not so unpleasant after all.’ “ ‘You mean the songs of those grass cal snakes in his boots and an agitator 1915. J. J. STAN LE Y, nicipal research, for use in tbe prep the pilgrim visiting Mount Vernon for drunk on the liquor question are the 8-9-7t Attorney for Plaintiff. aration of a scries of papers and charts hoppers, suh,’ he replied. the first time, and especially so for the which will indicate the laws in each saddest sights in civilization and they “ ‘Crickets!’ In ths Circuit Court o f the State of O re visitor who has a deep regard for the should all be forced to take the D o lit- *' •Grasshoppers!* state which are conflicting, obsolete, gon. for Coos County. *' 'Colonel Bunker, my friend will w *lt ical Keeley Cure. traditions which clothe the nation’s vague or superfluous and the lines It is far more important in govern greatest shrine. along which simplicity mid efficiency on you and arrange!’ JKN'NIE COLYAR ment to make it easier for those who “ ‘The sooner the better, suh!' Plaintiff Each visitor will be the better and In revision may be obtained. Included “ And within an hour his friend came, toil to eat than to make it more dif vs. 1 SUMMONS w iser for the reading of this volume and in the publications to be issued will be HOMER D. COLYAR ficult for a few topers to drink. There in laying it aside wiU surely be im suggested models for laws covering and a duel w*as arranged for sunrise. Defendant J "You may say we were a couple of is not one person in one hundred of pressed with great feelings of reveience state aid to road improvement, the use To the above named defendant, Hom for tbe founder of this republic. The of convict labor, the issuing of bonds idiots, suh. but In those days a man's our rural population that ever touches er D. Colyar. honab was held to be a sacred thing. I f liquor but we *11 eat three times a volume is not only valuable for its edu for road construction, the manage In the name of the State of Oregon, cational matter, and as a thoroughly I was out walking with a gentleman day. you are required to appear and answer good guide, but also as an example of nient of local roads, the regulation nnd remarked that there was a ring the complaint filed against you in the line book making. The execution is of traffic and other related subjects of above entitled suit within ten days from perfect; the printers’ art was never better legislation. Charts Illustrating graph around the moon and he replied that he THE LAYMANS DUTY the date of the service of this summons shown, and the illustiations are such as ically the points of similarity and dls couldn’t see it, honab required that I x __m _____ upon you, if served within this County, to command the admiration of all. It similarity in the respective state sys send him a challenge. “ And, suh, perhaps there was neither or, i f served in any other County of contains exceptionally well executed tems will also be prepared. There never was a time when this state, then within twenty days half tones of the Mount Vernon Home, preachers and politicians formed an The American Highway association, moon nor ring showing! from the date of the service of this the Potomac, the grounds, as also of through Its legislative committee, first “ W e were on the field and the dis unholy alliance that civilization did summons upon you; and if you fail so to George and Martha Washington. In tance was being paced off when a bull not shriek oui and Christianity cry appear and answer, for want thereof the descriptions of the parts of the house secured the effective aid of the United ing got after a drove of mules out at al. J. ler.r.nii.g of go»* Since ti plaintiff will apply to the court for the the out-buildings, and the various uten States office of public roads in compll „ d ic k ! I , lave rought t » relief demanded in the complaint, a sils, the manner of living at Mount Ing all road laws, nnd tho work which pasture, nnd the mules got after us. All mmir try nto the meshes ef succinct statement of which is: For Vernon 100 years ago is plainly painted, will now be done by the bureau of mu- I hands were driven up trees, and as we the dissolution of the marriage contract and the difficulties clearly set forth by nlclpal research Is a further step in roosted fifteen feet high one of the sec nd make * U:cm cari y banners existing between plaintiff and defen comparison with the unbounded re turning this great fund of Information onds called out: Thcy hâve a» prece* «i. nr dant, and for costs. “ ‘Gentlemen. 1 don’t think It was sources of our own time. to best advantage. ;r> to ihe mountain- • mtnutr, The service of this summons is made «‘ither cricket* or grasshoppers!’ The story of Washington never can The third stop In this Important un offered to rifhke them by publication pursuant to an order be told too often. Ilis spirit should ever dertaking will comprise personal con “ ‘Then what?’ ; «reti ot ail the.', surveycd, and signed by James Watson, Judge o f the permeate the people of the land. The “ ‘Tree toads!' :.!« most ot t ein bave said, “ Get County Court o f t he State of Oregon for great work lie did, stands as an example ferences and hearings in connection “ And we descended nnd shook hands, L'riiind tne Sa an. a few hâve Coos County.made August 9,1916,direct for all time, and his devotion to his with state legislative programs by ex and the duel was off. suh—and th* that ha* shaker ing said summons to be published in the country, his self-sacrificing, his long en ports whose services will be arranged lift» tulli » er duel wrs off!” Coquille Herald; the first o f said publi during toil, and al*ove all his exalte«) for by the Highway association. e r / p a l p : ! *n < hrirten iom. cations to be on August 10,1915,the last patriotism, will ever make him the ex oneS ept. 21, 1915. emplar of the nation. He is truthfully W alte r S in c lair portrayed by the author of this little Try a Heral.l want a.t for any Th H r r . l 1 » . lulibii,^ < ffi r of 8-10-7t Attorney for Plaintiff book. It is a book all should read. thing you want to buy or sell. I four maiT'zi. e. .tan extra cost of OET Y O U R Bv J. K. Jones with thrity-three illus 8 # e.nta f>r one y « « r i. |>rovinf; a Oranges. trations, $1.00 net. win.,, r. Oranges are a most valuable fruit. Any bookseller will get this for von. Orange Juice allays thirst and with or it will l)e sent post pa td by the pub few exceptions Is well borne by the lishers, upon receipt of one dollar. h R a '.S C h M »y c A»»»- ran mafia, t A T TH E weakest stomach It Is also n laxa- ' U. S. 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