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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1915)
% '* "/ admire his good taste" Yes, sir, its the little things that count, and good judgment in the selection of your personal writing paper will tally a few more points for your side W e carry a full line of the famous Symphony Lawn Writing Papers This “ Paper Beautiful” is produced in a variety of sizes and shapes, in white and modish tints, in papeteries also gold- e d g e d correspondence cards, pound papers and desk pads with envelopes to match. Each box of Symphony Lawn comes wrapped in transparent glassine paper Sold only at the Rexall Store FUHRMAN’S P H A R M A C Y ? b e Rexall Store P rofession a l C ard s Dr. C. W. END1C0TT D en tist Office over First National Bank Phone Main 431 324, Office 514, Res. G. EARL LOW. M. D. P hysician and surgeon Office over Farmers & Merchants Bank Dr. G. W. LESLIE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Graduate o f the American School o f Osteopathy o f Kirksville, Mo. Office in Eldorado Block Marshfield Oregon E. D. SPERRY A ttorney a n d C ounsellor at L aw Office in Robinson Building I V. C. CH A SE A ttorney at L aw Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg C. R. BARROW A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw Office Pitone 335 Residence Phone 340 J. J. STANLEY LAWYER Richmond-Barker Building Coquille, Oregon A. J. SHERWOOD A ttorney at L aw First National Bank Building Rooms 2-3-4 L. J. ULJEQI/IST A tto r n e y at L aw First National Bank Building Co<|uille, Oregon WALTER SIN CLAIR A tto rn e y at L aw Notary Public Coquille Dr. R. H. HOPKINS C h ir o p r a c t o r Laird Building - Coquille, Ore. The stork brought a baby girl to | Ed Gullier was up from Bandon New Train Schedule. 'the home of the Broadbent Cream- | yesterday. By a change going into effi-ci Eresh Vegetables at all times at ury manager yesterday noon. Jim Mast was jup from Bandoli Lyons & Jones. Rev. G. Lerov Hall who has been last Sunday the train service is now Ihuraday, Dr Mason was down from Myrtle at Powers for the past week, bold- such that those who never swore Tuna Fish at Lyons à Jones 15o ing services at the Loggers’ chapel, before are now g'v-n an opportuD- Point yesterdsy. per can. called at the Herald office today on ity to indulge iu the reprthensible “ Dad" Leach was down from Cuuuie Johusou, of BaDdou, was bis way home to Marshfield, luxury of prolauity without re Myitle Point Wednesday. in the city Tbuisday. proach. The morning train fioni Dr V L. Hamilton and wife and Officer James Brown was down Call on Lyons & Jones wbeu you James Thrift left at 9 o’clock Satur Marshfield goes no lirther than from Myrtle Point yesterday waul a Nemo Corset. day night for Salem to take iu the this city, taking the back track Hazel Wade, of Mvrtle Point, Geo. Robinson and Jack Lamb fair at that place The doctor was from here. It arrives at 8:30 and were Marshfield visitors Wednesday was a Coquille visitor yesterday. Arriving there it at the wheel of “Tricks,” his Ford leaves at 8 : 4 - 5 . Try a can of that Tuna Fish at John Hurley, of Baudou, was in starts out again, arriving here a oar. town the last of the week on busi Lyons & Jones — only 15c per can. 11:42 and leaving for Myrtle Point A fire in North Bend Saturday Mart Bherraril and wife, of Ban- ness. and Powtrs at 1 1 : 52 . Coming night gutted the Clint rooming don were visiting at this place last back, it arrives at 3:50 and leaves Hweel’a high-grade cbocolaha bouse and damaged the Joy theater, and box candy ut Folsom's Confee- week. for Marshfield at 4 a’clock. Ihe but through the aid of the Marsh liouery only. E. McDuffer, of Powers, was at beautiful convenience of this sched field fire department waa extin Mrs. Amos Carey returned the tending to business at this place ule is apparent. Myrtle Point peo guished without further destruction. last of the week from a month's vis Saturday. ple can come here by train and if Manager Hull bad the old Star it at Eureka, Cal. I'boue Fred Slagle when you are they take an auto they can get back theater under lease and opened up home the same day; otherwise, they Take the Cadillac auto hue when going to Marshfield and a Cadillac there Sunday evening. His loss you go to Mie Buy, and get through nuto will call for you. can walk home or stay here over was small slid is paid to have been n comfort and ou time. Frank Fahy, cashier of the Bank night. Going from here to the covered by insurance. Mis. T. N. Boone was a Coquille of Bandon, whs a Coquille visitor Bay by train you can take a fast Sunday morning W. C liose shopper from the Fairview neigh- I Thursday auto at the Marshfield depot and autoed to Brewster valley and re borhood Wednesday. make it down towu and back 11 1 FARMERS—G e o T. Moultou turned early in the afternoon witli wauls your bides. Better see him time to catch ihe return train. Lyons & Jones are agents for the bis wife amt father and Mrs. Paul 8-3-tf Nemo Corset Just received some shout it. It is suspected by some unchari Stei ling, who nave been campiug new styles. Cull and see them Fred Mast has a package at this table individuals that the S. P. offi Mr. Vinnie Arrington, of Myrtle office which ho can have by calling the past week at that place. cials are peeved because so many Bose got an early start and return people travel by auto, ,-tud are fix Point, was in town Friday on his for it. ed early as he didu't wish to break ing up a schedule that will make way back home from the Frisco FOR SALE—Good small busi ness. Experience unnecessary. $1000 another axle iu the dark; and in such people good and sorry before fair. cash requirrd. Inquire this office. case of a breakdown he prefers the spring. H. M. Sbaw, M. D. Eye Ear Nose, 8 31-tf daylight for hoofing it in. and Throat Specialist will be at ------- — Will and James Stauff returned Back from Phillipines Baxter Hotel on October 1st Friday. Charles Baxter in Charge to Marshfield Sunday, after spend “ Glasses Fitted". Lieutenant Lebiu 1 Howry, uf the Dr. G. Earl Low reports the ar' ing several days at the Stauff farm Ch s. Baxter took possession of Phillipines, arrived here yesterday, rival of a baby girl at the home of up the river the Baxter hotel Wednesday. He on furlough, lor * visit with his If Cadillac’ ’ means anything to Mr. and Mrs Isensee on ¡September Appointed Cal Slagle as clerk and you, remember that is the kind of parents Mr. and Mrs. A E. Howey. 24, 1915. cars used on Slagle’s line to Marsh to look alter tbiugs for him while He was expected home last spring Bring your watches, clocks or field. be returned to tbe Bay to look af but conditions arose at that time in jewelry to W. H. Schroeder to be ter bis business on that side Mrs. Go to W. H. S -hroeders Jewelry repaired. First class work guaran the Xelauds which made itnccessaiy Store and get suggestions for birth Baxter will remain on this Bide and teed. for him to stay at Liis post. He day or wedding gifts in cut glass assisf at tbe hotel till Mr Baxter Washington may recognize Car jewelry or silvet wure. avoided the chance of » second dis returns. As soon as Charlie goes ranza, but his best friends won’t be appointment to his family by keep Arthur Woods returned Sunday out of business on the Bay he will able to recognize him if Villa gets ing his coming a secret until he from a six months’ stay in Alaska. reside here. He well known him. reached San Francisco, aud his wire He reports times rather good arouDd throughout tbe county and with Clean milk and Clean cream, from caused 110 little excitement among a Clean dairy, for sale at the City Dawsou and expects to return again him at the helm, and the hotel run bis friends here, as he had uot been ning in first class order he is sure non-re- iu the spring. Bakery. Cream put up home since going to tbe Phillipines tf turnable Kleen cups He intends WheD you need anything to eat, to meet with success. five years ago. Mrs. OraGartin and mother, Mrs. call us up. We will deliver it iu to run bis business in up to date D. Woods, of Bandon, were Co double quick time. We have an au fashion and to extend eyery effort to Married to delivery and can come in a hurry accommodate tbe public. quille visitors Saturday. Mis. Gar- The Model Grocery tin while here called at the court PEIERSON MAAS — In Coquille, j It you are not seeing every one Back From the Fair. house yvifb her lawyer and was Oregon, Sept. 25, 1915, Alex of the Fox features at the Scenic granted a divorce from her hus Peterson of Marshfield, aod Katie Saturday night, you are missing Mr. and Mrs. F E McKenna re band, Aus Gartin. Maas, of Coquille, J. J Stanley, some of the finest pictures that are turned last week from San Fran Big comfortable, reliable Cadil being produoed today, J. P., officiating. cisco where they spent their honey lacs are used on the Slagle auto line 1 Simplex Cream Separator, 900 moon viewing the exposition. Mr. to Marshfield, leaving Coquille six lbs. capacity 1 Little Giant Rus McKenna says the big show is an HASKIN SANDERS— In this city, times a day. Fare 75 cents. Sept 22, 1915, Fay D. Haskin sian Steam Turbine Separator, 400 Fletcher Mingus Isft here Sun lbs. capacity. 1 Remington Sboles unqualified success, financially as and Virile V. Sanders, both of He also says day morning en route to Pendleton Typewriter No 11 in good coudi- well as otherwise. Coquille, J. J Stanley, J. P., offi that disparaging remarks about the where he will reside for some time. tioo. At Quick’s Second Hand Store ciating. display iu the Oregon building are His many friends regret his depar Mrs. James Richmond return entirely out of place; that the build CHURCH OF CHRIST. ture from this place. ed Friday after a four months’ trip, ing itselt is ODe of tbe most striking Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Dr. V. L. Hamilton reports the during which she and her huabind Preaching 7:30 p. ni. features of the tair, and that the birth of a 10 pouud girl to Mr. and visited back east and in California. Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 display inside is second to none on Mrs. It F. Kuife on the 11th, and The Doctor remained in California, the grounds with the possible ex p. m. a i) pound boy to Mr. and Mrs W. and will return in a couple of Morning Subject, “ An Excellent ception of that ot Calgary. He Morning Prayer.’’ E. Matthews on the 22nd, both of months. speaks in high praise ol the work Evening, “ What has Christianity Fish Trap, C. A. Machon is the proud pos of J A Ward who has charge of Done for the World?” Babv Buggies and Runabouts, sessor of a couple of huge military the Coos county exhibit, and says The Public is cordially invited to All kinds of Fruit Jars, Stone Jars, shirts which he received from a all of these services. Stone Churns, and 1 10 gal Barrel friend in Detroit, Mich. The funny that be is constantly on the job and J ohn F. L e g g e t t , Minister. very attentive to anyone who dis Churn, good as new. At Quick’s part of it is they were meant for a plays the slightest interest in the Second Hand Store. birthday present, and Mr Macbon’s exhibit. The Myrtle wood display Those who had perfect lessons in birthday is on tne 19th of June. from Coquille is the center of at spelling last week in the second His friend evidently became twisted traction. There is a noticeable ten grade were: Louis Burns, Maxine in the course of human events. Regular as the Clock dency to put the “ Coos Bay” label Paulson, Marguerite Hersey, Dale Senator Harry Lane, accompan on products of the Coquille valley, Kirsliman, Mary Watson, Haze) Wigant, Margaret Shores, Loretta ied by bis wife und daughter passed but the Valley is getting to expect through here Wednesday enroute to that. To say that Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Marshfield. The senator spent, McKenna enjoyed their trip would Mas. John Clinton, of Norway First-class tare ot,_ $7.50 several days on the Bay inspecting be what the rhetoric used to call celebrated her (i'.ltli birthday Sun Up freight, per ton 3.00 the hatbor. He left Thursday for “ rundancy.” day Only a small per cent of the » «>»« ------ Portland, going out by the old Coos relatives were present, (about 30). School News. E. & E. T . Kruse Bay wagon road. A good time was enjoyed by all 2 4 California Street, San Francisco Mrs. J. S. Barton was badly Tbe two upper classes of the high present, especially the excellent din scalded last Thursday while canning school bave organized for the year ner which was served at 1 p. m. For Reservations In lifting a boiler of boiling and elected the officers who are to Mrs. Clinton received many beauti corn hot water upon the edge of the sink guide their destinies. J. E. N O R T O N Tbe Seniors ful presents. it slipped and fell to the floor. In chose for tb< ir president Keith Les A gent, C oquille, O regon trying to catch the boiler to pre lie; vice-president, Merton Tyrrell; vent its felling she slipped and fell secretary, Mary Lsvar. For the and the boiling w; ter dashed over Junior classes tbe following were RATES: One cent a word, each in sertion. No charge less than 15 cents' both her arms, iuflicting severe elected: President, Myrtle Cun burns She is reported getting ningham; vice-president, Herbert WANTED — To buy three fresh aloeg Dicely. Lukens; secretary, Zelma Strang; cows. Address P. B. Holland, “ The Diamond from the Sky” se treasurer, Arthur Hooton. 9-21-2tp Riverton, Oregon. rial, being shown every Monday In accordance with its constitu FOR SALE--Registered Duroc’s, evening at the Scenic, is drawiog tion which designates Monday of sii ages, finest blood. For par ticulars address J. R. Maben, the crowd. After five chapters have the third week of school as election Gardiner, Ore 8-310tp been shown it esn be unqualifiedly day, the Athletic Association met pronounced a fine serial, the acting yesterday it 12:40 and elected the STOCK HOGS— for sale; all ages and various breeds. Seven cents being good on the part of all tbe following officers. President, Keith pla- era, the story logical and full Leslie; vice-president,Leslie Schroe on foot. John Mulverbill. tp of surp'ises and an air of natural der; secretary-treasurer, Charles GASOLINE LAUNCH for trade for milk cows or young horse. Apply ness being preserved in the most Oerdmg; manager, Marc Shelley unusual scenes. Principal J W. Crites has been ap to Frank Burkholder. 7-6 tf The Juniors, Seniors and the pointed faculty adviser for the as ice is an absolute neces SLASHING— Want to exchange lot high school faculty held an indoor sociation. or acreage for slashing. Coquille sity. For the other six Sept, C. A Howard, president of L ud ) C o ., Folsom’s Confectionery bonfire party at the home ot Mr. months it is a great con 4-20-tf and Mrs. F. G. Leslie Friday even- the Coos County High school assn- i ing. The evening was very enjoy- ciation, ha. railed a meeting of that venience. Have you giv ^*r>-M 1 ^ -|T' ^|k ' 1 I ably spent with games and music, organization to be held in the city Pittsburg Visible; does hret-class ; . . . , , en your order for the work. For sale cheap. Inquire At a late hour the guests gathered ball at Coquille next Saturday. season yet? If not around the fireplaces and roasted Schedules will be made out at that tf at Herald office. . • u . , , , time for btrket ball, debite and weimes, which with pickles snd . r. . , PHONOGRAPH RECORDS — for r oratory. It is expected that two Better make Us Your Iceman exchange, Victor and Columbias sandwiches made a fine spread and or three representatives from each in good order. Inquire at t j e a delightful end to the jolly even- high school of the county will be office. tif 1 on hand. ing. MERELY MENTIONED San Francisco a n d Bandon Users A re Quality Choosers For Sale By COQUILLE FURNITURE CO. Coquille, Oregon The New Home S e w i n g Machine Company San Francisco California FOR SIX MONTHS coquille Night’s Feature At the S enic tomorrow night will be shown rlie Universal feature in (our reels enlitled “ The White Terror.” The picture was made in conjunction with the National Association tor the Sludy and Pre vention of Tuberculosis. The pur port of the film is a distinct drive at the dope-laden patent medicines that wheedle what the pic'ttre terms “ blood money” Irom unsus pecting and anxious-to-be-well tu berculosis victims, and ••diich in place of effecting the cure repre sented, hurries the consumer to an early grave- A love story is inter woven with the plot, and some lively action is shown, making a picture of absorbing iuterest. Prices ihe same, 5 and to cents One Spoonful Gives Astonishing ResulU Coquille residents are astonished at the QUICK results from the simple mixture o f buckthorn bark, glycerin«, etc., known as Adler-i-ka. This rem edy acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel and is so THOROUGH a bowel cleanser that it is used successfully in appendicitis. ONE SPOONFUL of Adler-i-ka relieves almost AN Y CASE of constipation, sour or gassy stomach. ONE MINUTE after you take it the gasses rumble and pass out. C. J. FUHRMAN, Druggist Incorporated Manufacturers of The Celebrated Be ram arm Shoe The Strongest and Nearest Water Proof shoe made for loggers, miners prospectors am' mill men. 621 Thurman Street P ortland . O regon . Agent lor Coquil.e H .N L O R E N Z Scenic Theatre ...SATURDAY.... 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