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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1915)
■ 1 USZSZS2S2SZS2S2S2S2 iug of cigar stores, gtoceries and b t e „ offered lor sale. im pies-The \ to A ug 3 1 , 1915 , the office li s ink other retail stores on S un d ay , while si<>u am ong the prospector* ami en in $ 5 , 725 . 87 . It any one think dru g stores, theatres and certain i miner« of the Sixes is that the new the m o n e y has not b e e n turned ovei other places may be kept open. company will Cud what it is alter, , . irtasu rer l r ‘ him ask th. , . . . . , . , an d the Divilbliss brothers say that 1 , e , r e , s u , r r lr ‘ ,llm a!,k 1 his law is merely a piece ol t h e 1., . , . X T , . ireasnrer , 1 there is no doubt Of it N oth ing lr ta '’l' r e i . blue law legislation ol which we equals a raining proposition for Som ething more than two vetr> We are prepared to quote the following < will undoubtedly see much more in quick development of a country, ago we had a c iw hide, which, prices on Seeds: the future Tile attempt to m ak( j *nd it looks now as though the when dry, Weighed 20 pounds by people good "by foruidding them to ^ ' xes region were at last coming our steelvards and spring scales. into its own. RED CLOVER - - 20c do any thing which anvone may We were offered $2 50 on ihe ranch ALS'KE . . . 20c consider evil has been in the pro Return From Valley and would not take rh e offer for it ALSIKE and RED CLOVER - 22c cess of being tried out since (he was worth $3 Sent it to Coquille This is an excellent Pasture Mixture awn of history. Its effectivenessd J . \V. Leneveand wife returned and got $2 for ir T his spring we ORCHARD GRASS - - 22 1-2c S can best be estimated by looking Thursday night from a ten dm s’ had a beef hide weighing 22 pounds. RYE GRASS - - - 10c trip out io the valley. They wont to celebrate completion of big steel bridge across Coos Bay j Q j around you. T he trouble with as far as Portland, going by the Pa Took it to Marshfield" and was of TIMOTHY - - - - 11c most reformers is that their idea of N o th in g doing cific Highway and returning by lhe fered 1 5 . a pound VETCH . . . . 5 1-2c j y j reform stops at the forbidding of same route They found the roads sent it to P ortland, charges 55 c, ^ that ol which they do not approv in good condition fiom Itoseburg fo and received a check for $5 72 . jjdi This is all of the best Imported Stock and guaranteed to be i T h ey forget th at the majority of Portland, with tile exception of the Anvone who has hides to sell iCj of the highest Gov't test as to purity and germinating p o w e r heavy d u st in some places hum ans are restless people who de ‘ They report seeing D F. Dean, should d- a little figuring and then mand some kind ol recreation or A ble Speakers will be present former owner of the Heruld, snd do a little thinkin--. amusement for their leisure hours. wife, Mr. Dean is at H arrisburg, R. A . E a ston . A musem ent or recreation of some where he is in the newspaper busi ness, and bis wife has a confection kind they will have. W hen you make one kind impossible they will ery store at Halsey They also raw C. O. Dryden and Ray Dean, old seek another. residents ot this place, now 1 ving Continued from page 1 Idle men will congregate for com at H arrisburg. They say the old panionship T h e appeal ol the sa Coos Bay wagon road is very rough " T w o Years Before the Mast." loon is not so much lor the booze md slippery on account of the re THE DIGNITY OK T H E OYSTER. ! This will be the big day of the celebration and Orators will th at is dispensed there as for the cent rain storm which they came H . F. Moore, Deputy Commis th roug h Mr Letieve took his gun good fellowship which there exists. be on hand. Something doing all the time aloog with bopeB of ki ling a deer, sioner of Fisheries at W ashington, Yet few of the prohibitionists and but the only thing “sbootable" with has written a very interesting his abolishers of the saloon ever think in the law they saw on the trip was tory of "O ysters: Low R ound T rip F are* T he Food that of providing some substitute place. a couple of big copper headed ra t has not ‘gone up.’ ” Mr. Moore* To T h e T he back room of a cigar store is tle snakes. T he Ford car ran per tells us that the earliest American fect all the trip, not even a punc usually a sort of poor m a n 's club; a tu re being recorded. This was settlers subsisted largely u p o n o y s - , lounging place where an idle even rath er a remarkable record, snd lers, and th at ihe Ind ians along the ; ing or alternoou can be pleasantly likely an automobile couldn't have coast were scientifii enough to pre- j Closing with a G rand Masquerade M ardi Gras, passed am ong companions of some accomplished it, but with a F o rd t pare them in the dry or sniuktd! it will please everybody. While in P ortland w hat similar tastes, w ho “ meet was dead easy To be held at they visited with Mrs. Wm. Hall, state, which enabled them to bartei ! upon the level an d part upon the Come and bring the whole family and friends. North them in the interior of the cou n try . ! former telephone operator at this squ are.” T h e law for tne S qnday place, who now resides at PortUud. Bend will entertain you and show you the great bridge On the Damariscotta River in | closing of cigar stores is u n d o u b t that means rapid development to southwestern Oregon Maine, where not a single oyster is edly aimed at these back rooms and The Collier Luncheon. to he found, there is a m ound con lounging places. H a s anyone H PLENTY OF ROOM—PLENTY TO EAT | j beard of a suggestion lor the pro Quite the moat delightful event taining 7 , 000,000 bushels of shells Tickets will be sold from all points. Powers to Marshfield, T h e natural oyster beds weie Inc. October 7-8 and li th, good for return until October 10th. viding ol some other lounging of the past week was the 1:30 p. in. threatened with destruction and luncheon giveu by Mrs. J. A. Col places as a substitute? A pparently 49 lier to the members of the “ 500” this resulted in “ oyster c u ltu re ,” the idea is that it all meu are pre club and a few invited guests. The which bas developed until about news comes th at Peter Loggic and vented from doing the th in g s that diniqg room was beautiful with one half of the oysters produced in H u g h McLain, who went to P ort we do not approve of thev will nec decorations of purple and white as this country, and nearly two-thirds ters, and a delicious four-course PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY land as a committee to secure the essarily be obliged to do the things of the value of the product, are de luncheon was served by Mrs. Col endorsement of the engineers for an that we th in k they oug ht to do. Good Roads and Fraternal Conventions. Able Speakers. In 19 M lier, who was assisted by her d a u g h rived from artificial beds. Entered as second class m a tte r May 8, 1905. at the post office a t Coquille, appropriation of $i,ooo,ooo were After all when the men are driven ter, Mrs. Currie. After lunch “500" planters spread 17 . 000,000 bushels Auto and Motor-cy.-le Races, Horse Races, Field and Track Sports, Oregon, underact o! C ongress ol M arch successful, and that the engineers to the street as the only place to was played at five tables and the Aquatic Sports. of y oung oysters, shells and gravel 3, 1879. have endorsed the request. How spend S u nd ay, possibly they will guests enjoyed a veiy pleasant af Grand Water Pageant, Parades, Grand Masquerade Mardi Gras. over their 500,000 acres of oyster did they do it? T is is the most then be obliged to go to church ternoon. P. C. LEVAR, Lessee. farms; and they harvested a crop of Further particulars from nearest Agent of the Those present were: Mesdames interesting and instructive part ol But will they? Lowe, Sherwood, Sinclair, Harlock- over 1 5 , 000,000 bushels of oysters, Devoted to the material and social it and bears-out what lias been said er, F. Slagle, Lamb Howard, Long- worth to them approximately $ 10 ,- upbuilding of the Coquille Valley par ston, Barton, D D Pierce, Evlnud, 000 , 000 . ticularly and cf Coos County generally. above. T he N orth Bend H arbor Mining Development Subscription, $1.50 per year in advance says: of Substantial Kind H. Pierce, Tyriel, Dimmick, Robi son, Strang, H, A. Young, Williams, In m aking their a ig u m en ts be JOHN M. SCOTT, General Pasaenger Agent, Portland, Oregon Notice of Executors Sale of Real Property at P h o n e Main 381. Currie and C o llie r.- fore the engineers, the committee Chas. W alker returned last week Private Sale — showed plainly th at they were for from a visit to C urry county. He Ea»t Fo Items ------- W I L L T H E Y G E T IT? the dredge and wanted it m a in Mil i Notice is hereby given that in pur- visited the scene of operations of the A gain the people of Coos Bay tained here. T hey showed that to ,, „ . A , „ , suance of a certain order of the county San Francisco company which Mr. Berry, ot Stockton, Cal., court of Coos County, Oregon, sitting as are ex ertin g themselves to obtain make a success of the dredge, it was necessary to protect the c h a n bought the Divilbliss mine, where went out F riday with 71 head of a court for the transaction of probate an appropriation for je tty construc nel with a jetty, so th at as the business, made and entered upon the he looked over Ihe work being done, calves and 2 cows. | 9th day of August, 1915, in the Matter tion. T h ey set their mark at $ i,- dredge clears the channel, its work of Sarah J. Ferry, de- and he is strongly impressed with Lloyd Leatherm an is filling silos. of the estate 000,000 this time. T h ey o u gh t to will not be refilled by the tides and the undersigned, executor of the idea that it means big things H is engine blower and cutter do ceased, storms which daily wash in tons said estate, will sell at private sale to have it, but will they get it? Not the highest bidder for cash or in part for the Sixes m ining region. good work. so you would notice it. A nd it is and tons of sand, faster th an it is for cash and the remainder on credit possible to keep it cleared away. The mine is located some five or their own fault. T h ey have the Mr. Strickland, late of Marsh-, as hereinafter stated, in one parcel, and T h e je tty , yon see, is asked for six miles above the bridge where subject to confirmation or resale by the • “A LL M A K ES" dismal abortion called a “ bar field, has rented the Minard place. county court, from and after the 28th merely as an au x ilia ry to the the road from Bandon to Port Or- day of October, 1915, all the right, d red g e” saddled upon them , and Fully Guaranteed One Year Mr. an d Mrs Copple and family, title, interest and estate of the said dredge. It is necessary to "p ro ford crosses the Sixes T he com tney will get no million dollar jetty ot Marshfield, came out in their car Sarah J. Ferry, deceased, at the time tect" the channel with a jetty , so pany has about 200 acres of old UNDERWOODS of her death, and all the right, title appropriation until the engineers Mode Is 6 and 7.... 16 001 Model 4, automatic ribbon re that the little scratches made by river gravel bed which it is pro to C herry creek S und ay, the 19 th, and interest that the said estate has, are brought to the point of ac OTHER MAKES verse $ 30 (X ) byjoperation of law or otherwise, ac the dredge will not be obliterated posed to work by hydraulic process. for a d a y ’s outiug. Model 5, automatic ribbon re Model 3, Oliver $ 20 00 ( quired other than or in addition to that know ledging that the dredge C A N Will Rose, of Coquille, came up of the said deceased, at the time of her verse 35 00 Model 5, Oliver by the next heavy su rf that rolls To obtain the water they have gone 27 50 N O T do the work. That time is Model 4, 2-color, back spacer 45 00 Model 2. L. U. -mith, pivot in and to all that certain real in All houor to the great heads abcut four miles ftom the tniue and S un day for his father, Mrs. Rose death, Model 5, 2-color, back spacer 50 00 bearing 25 00 1 property described as follows, towit: not yet. One Colonel Roessler, Model 3, 14-in. carriage, auto. Model 2 , L.C.Smith,ball bear. 27 50 , of H u g h McLain and Peter Loggie constructed a large dam for im and Mrs Sterling, who have been The north one-half of the northwest formerly in charge of this district I ribbon reverse 35 00 Model 2, L.C.Smith,ball bear quarter, the southwest quarter of the | cr whoever evolved this argum ent. pounding the water ol a creek. having a good lime camping on Ihe northwest quarter and the northwest, Model 3. 14-in. carriage, back ing, back spacer 32 50 < (with his headquarters in Portland) spacer, 2-color 50 00 Model 5, L.C. Smith, latest ! It is a dan dy and it is th e only one T h ere they built a sawmill with a East Fork. 47 50 quarter of the southwest quarter of j 7 recommended the bar dredge, and Model 2, Monarch ......... 30 00, REMINGTONS T he im provements being made section 25. township 29 south, range 12 - ¡That had a ghost of a show of ac capacity ol about 12,000 feet a day, Model 2 , 4, 5and 6 ,Smith Pre west of the Willamette Meridian in ' “ professional ethics” in the service Model 10, Elite type $ 32 50 ..................... mier complishing the object. It says in for the purpose of sawing out lu m at the county hospital and farm are Coos County, State of Oregon. 15 00 ( Model 10, Pica typ. 37 50 has prohibited his successors from 30 00 I and conditions of sale: Cash: Model 11, decimal tabulator 40 00 Model 10, Smith Premier T h e new or Terms effect, to the engineers’ dep artm en t: ber for the flume an d other construc som ething worthwhile. Models I and 2, Royal $500 in cash on the day of the sale 27 50 < doing or saying or recom mending, Model 11, dec. tab. Wahl add 40 00' T h e flume is now being built house for Mr. and Mrs. McLoud and the remainder to be evidenced by a __: . 1 . 1 . . n Of course your d redg e is all right. tion ing and subtract'g device 100 00 Model 5, Royal a n y th in g th at might cast a reflec- I ” s promissory note dated said day of sale It can make a channel to beat the and something like half a mile has and family gives them a chance to due on or before one year from date, ttoil on ihe infalliole wisdom of a Sold $5.00 Cash and $5.00 a month machines sent for three days' examina band. T h e devil of it is that the been completed It is being con feel that they have som ething like a drawing interest at the rate of 8 per fellow engineer. T h e engineers tion to any point on the Pacific Coast and if not satisfactory may be I per annum, interest payable an hrst storm that comes up fills the structed in the most substantial home whil* they are m aking a home cent returned at our expense. nually, with provision for attorney fees who have succeeded Roessler have Modern visible machines rented $2.50 per month, three months T he cottages for aged in event suit or action is instituted to | channel alt up again. Now we m anner and at large expense, much for others varied from extrem e doubt ot the $7.00. Initia, payment applied if purchased. Send for catalog same or any portion thereof, ! want a jetty to ‘protect’ the channel blasting and trestle construction be married couples is a th ought for the collect said note to be secured by a mortgage j efficacy of a bar dredge at Coos THE WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER CO., Inc. th at your honorable d redg e makes.' ing necessary T h e water will be unfortunate on ihe part of the coun upon said property above described | Bay to absolute conviction th at it and conditions. 37 Montgomery St. 321 Washington St. 711 Second Ave T ak en strictly at its face value, the led to a point above the mine, and ty court th at the people appreciate with usual terms W illia m F loyd would prove a failure. Yet they San Francisco Portland Scatti and approve engineers can endorse th a t without from there piped down with plenty Executor of Estate of have felt constiained to go through 9-28-5t Sarah J. Ferry, Deceased. If the county court would get r. stultifying themselves, and T h e of head for hydraulic work with the expensive farce and “ give few head of purebred cows of some Herald opines that th ey are al Some th irty or forty men are at it a trial.” Notice of Sheriff's Sale mighty glad to do it. If the jetty work, and an effort is being made oue of the dairy breeds, and a pure T h is influence, to protect the en ■%< be constructed, it will not nnly to have the flume completed before bred bull of the same breed, tile bull By virtue of an execution and order ; gineering reputation for never do of sale duly issued by the Clerk of the to be a tup-notcher as to bis lines of Circuit Court of the County of Coos in g a fool thing, has been so strong “ protect” the channel d u g by the j the heavy rains commence, and the dredge but it will go farther and members ol the company have high breeding, a herd of d t i i y cattle State of Oregon, dated the 9th day of th at it has extended beyond ‘be make a channel itself. By direct- j hopes that the w in ter’s work will could Ire grown, the off-piing of September 1915, in a certain action in confines ol the engineering d ep art the Circuit Court for said County mg the force of the ou tgoing tides bear out the rxpectatioos on which i which would benefit ihe whole coun- and State, wherein C. M. Caton as ment and has made itself felt among it will wash out to sea more sand their plans are founded. If this ty. T h e same wiih hogs T he way P_aintiff recovered judgment against A. the people of Coos Bay themselves H. Olson for the sum of Eighty-four in one day than the dredge could prove to be the outcome it will mean Mr. McCloud takes care ol the stock and 36-100 dollars with interest thereon T h e arg u m en t h s beeu used that at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum remove in a m onth, and it will al- i much to the Sixes co untry, to C urry on the place now -is evidence of they are dependent on the friendly IJA V IN G bought the plant of the Co- from Oct. 19, 1910, and the sum of I ways be on the jo b , night and day, county and to all this section of Or- j what he could d > il he h_d pure- twenty-two and 90-100 dollars, with in - 1 favor of the engineers for their fu 1 1 quille Mill and Mercantile Com lair weather and foul It will never egon. There is on the Sixes river bred stock to li mdle and a chance terest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent, ture im provements, and that they per annum from Oct. 1st, 1913, and pany, the undersigned is now prepared rest until it has opened a channel of a large area of old river bottom like to raise top-notchers. twenty-five dollars Attorney fee And must not do or say a n y th in g to cast costs and disbursements taxed at Six to fill all orders for any kind of It th at th at where the present work is go- Those who thiuk they th ink the teen and 30-100 dollars, on the 10th day any reflection on “ the departm ent.” certain width and depth. channel be filled by a storm the ing on. T h e gold is undoubtedly county c le r k ’s office is slack in busi- of February, 1915 Captain McG enn, of the steamer Notice is hereby given that I will on B reakwater, h as felt that influence ietty will begin, with the next out there, and the practicability of get- n„ s may get sa| ve for t j,e jr minds the 16th day of October, 1915, at the and has endeavored to speak k in d going tide the wotk of clearing it. ting it needs only to be demonstrated from figures. T he am ount received front door of the County Court House f in Coquille in said County at 10 o'clock Especial attention will be paid to the ly of the d red g e. T h e Coos Bay- In the meantim e the dredge can go lo lead to the establishment of a durin g the year 1914 was $8 898 9 9 ; in the forenoon of said day, sell at pub |he a m o u n , expended d u rin g the lic auction to the highest bidder, for News, whose editor knows more out when the weather will permit great m ining center a' our doors. local demand, and every effort will be T h e main point that impressed year was ^ ^ 7.66 Of the cash, the following described property, about the Coos Bay bar and its and cart away a tew tons of sand to-wit: made to supply anything needed at the lor the whole Mr. W alker was not the statistics amount expended $972 50 was The paid west one-half of the northeast needs th an any other landlubber ami get the credit shortest possible notice. Your orders one-quarter, section twelve, township business. an d details, but the expensive and for having old plats th at were be living, has been b ro u g h t lo handle twenty-four, south, range thirteen west are solicited. lt is a good scheme. May it substantial character of the work COming dim redrafted; that should of Willamette meridian in Coos county, the dredge with softly padded He says it looks like no, be figured in as office expense Oregon. Taken and levied upon as the gloves. It has even spoken in a prove successful, and mav Congress beiug done property of he said A. H Olson or as be accommodating enough to m ake a California or Arizona proposition, for ti,at year any more than the much thereof as may be necessary to strain of mild hopefulness of the "satisfy the said judgment in favor of work of the d red g e— a piece ot self the appropriation without asking indicating that the possibilities of p rinting of that part of the court plaintiff and against said defendant too many em barrassing questions the Sixes region have at last re- house walls which inclose the clerk’s with interest thereon, b>gether with all stultification of which we never ceivad recognition from mining men office should be figured in as office costs and disbursements that have or th o u g h t G u s Bennet would be atHH" ltK‘ <lred^ e ________ may accrue. Many papers are condem ning the °* , *le ' i,r 8 er k *"d- The com pany expense. As a matter of lact, the guilty. Alfred Johnson Jr., Sheriff. law, recently declared constitutional ¡' putting its own money into the c lerk ’s office lor 1914 was $40383 Dated at Coquille, Oregon, Sept. 11th Sluce the above was in type the by the supreme court, for the clos- <leve' ° P nient work and no stork has ahead of the hounds. Frotp Jan. 1 9-14-51 3 BIG DAYS A T NORTH BEND October 1, Ò, 9 ji( {Q jQ 8 g <C< )£$ Seed Season is Here I B R ID G E C A R N IV A L Thursday, October 7, Good Roads Convention KNOWLTON'S DRUG STORE Fraternal Conventions FROM THt NATIONAL CAPITAL Friday, October 5, Sports-----Race - -Dances Saturday, October 9, Sports, Water Sports, Parades BIG BRIDGE CARNIVAL North Bend, October 7, 8, 9 S. E I --------i BZSZSZSZSZSSZSZsi T h ree G reat D ays The Coquille Herald SOUTHERN PACIFIC R E -B U ILT T Y P E W R IT E R S A n n ou n cem en t L U M B E R E. E. JOHNSON Hr 1 t P