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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1915)
FOR YOUR GIFTS GO TO FUHRMAN’S Here are a few of the things you will find there as remembrances for your friends. Christmas Greetings Hand Painted China Liggett’s Chocolates Fancy Stationery Christmas Cards Smokers Articles Leather Goods Parisian Ivory Perfumery Cut Glass Toilet Articles Souvenier Post Cards Japanese Teak Wood Fuhrman’s Pharmacy Professional Cards Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT D e n t is t Office over First National Bank Phone Main 431 324, Office 514, Res. G. EARL LOW. M. D. P h y sic ia n and surg eo n 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 Dr. R. H. HOPKINS C h ir o p r a c t o r Laird Building - Coquille, Ore. Mrs. N. L. TYRRELL NURSE Phone 574 Coquille, Oregon E. D. SPERRY A ttorney and C ou n sello r at L a w Office in Robinson Building w. C. C H A SE A ttorney at L aw Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg C. R. BARROW A tto rn e y a n d C ou n sello r at L aw Oftice Phone 335 Residence Phone 346 J. J. STANLEY LA WYE R Richmond-Barker Building Coquille, Oregon A. J. SHERWOOD A tto rn ey a t L aw First National Bank Building Rooms 2-3-4 L. J. LILJEQI/IST A tto rn e y at L aw Firet National Bank Building Coquille, Oregon WALTER SIN CLAIR A ttorney at L aw Notary Public Coquille MERELY MENTIONED Mrs. Lem Cochran, of Powers, re- Glen Shores spent Saturday at B a sd o D . The TITLE COMPANY pays cash for county warrants. 12 7-3t Ira Johnson was up from Ander son’s camp Sunday. Francis Martin was over from the Bay visiting laBt week. Fresh Vegetables at all times at Lyons & Jones. Miss Katb Chatburn, of BandoD, was a Coquille visitor last week. Don’t forget “ A Woman’s Resur- lection” at the Scenic tomorrow night. Chas. Baxter came over from the Bay Saturday and speDt Sunday at this place. Mrs. Jim Laird and daughter Eva were in town Saturday doing their Christmas shopping. Remember Santa Claus will be at the Racket Store tomorrow evening from 7 to 8 o’clock. Muster Lyle Beyers accompanied bis uncle W.. W. Lawhorn to Mc- Dr. V L. Hamilton reports the Kioley Sunday morning for a few birth of an 11-pound girl to Mr. day's visit and Mrs. John Belloni on Decem A present for every child who ber 18, 1915. comes to meet Santa Claus at the Tomorrow the Marshfield Gun Racket Store tomorrow evening be club comes over to this place and tween 7 and 8 o'clock. hoots with the Coquille club for Mr and Mrs. L. A. Lawhorn, of Christmas turkeys. McKinley, recently sent the editor’s M. Andersou and wife departed family a treat iu the shape of some last week for Grant’s Pass where fine country sausage and spare ribs they will visit his people, and will The TITLE COMPANY b a s likely reside in the future. money to loan on improved farm You can find a great variety of lands. 12-7-3t Holiday gifts for little money by looking over the extensive display Btate o f Ohio, city o f Toledo. I „ at the Racket Store. Lucas County, 1 * Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he If Ben Currv left Thursday for Cal senior partner ' f tin; Aral o f F. J. Cheney A Co., doing business in the City of To Archie ledo. County a. id State aforesaid, and ifornia on a business trip. that said firm v.-ill pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev Walker is filling his position at the ery case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by the uso of H.U.T.M C VTARRH CURE. warehouse during his absence FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this Cth day o f December, Notice the beantiful light and steadier pictures at the Scenic, since A (Seal)1S86' A. W. GLEASON. Nothry Public. the installation of a mercury arc Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mu rectifier and other improvements. cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O. Sold by all Druggists, 73c. T ake H all's F a m ily P ills fo r co n stip a tio n MONEY TO LOAN on improved ranches, 1 to 5 rears. F. E. Con way Bond <fc Mortgage Broker, Marshfield, Oregon. 12-7-tf ice is an absolute neces sity. P or the other six months it is a great con venience. Have you giv en your order for the season yet? If not R«.H er m a k e U * B e tte r m a k e U * Your Iceman Your iceman J LOQ ltlE LAUNDRY LIEE CO. Oo to W. H Schroeders Jewelry Store and get suggestions for birth day or wedding gifts in cut glass, jewelry or silverware. WANT COLUMN RATES: One cent a word, each in sertion. No charge less than 15 cents’ FOR SIX MONTHS Thu TITLE COMPANY prye > asb Mary Bruer, of Myrtle Point, was High School Debate. for county warrants. 12-7-3t in town Saturday, William Brttys was in fro'm Fair- Myrtle Cunningham,Maty Levar, 1 be TITL E COM PAN Y payscash view yesterday. Merlon Tyrrell and Leslie Schroe- for county warrauts. 12 7-3* Joe Coach was attending to busi der have been selected to represent Mrs. Ruth Elrod was over from ness matters at this plaoe yesterday. the iocsi high school in the contests the Bay last week. Charlie Myers was down from the of the State Debatiug League for John Lamb was up from Rocky the year. These contestants were Noith Fork yesterday. Point one day lost week chosen at a tryout held at the high Mis. J. P. Clausen and daughter Tuna Fish ai Lyons & Jones loo 'school last Thursday, Messrs. Mor were shopping in town yesterday. pei cun. rison. Law and Sbimian acting as John Hurley was up from the Sam Stout w is in from Middle judges The deflates to determine lower river ou business yeaterduy cre-k one day but week, the championship of Coos county The TITLE COMPANY h a s will be held on the evening ol Jan tu ued last Wu>k from a month's money t o I o u d on improved farm at> y iu California uary 28 , the subject for discussion land. 12-7-3t being. "Resolved, that the Swiss Charlie V ulard was up from Saturday Frank Burkholder re system ot military training aud ser Baudoo the la-t of the week. turned from a three weeks’ trip out vice should be adopted by tht Uni Try a can of that Tuna Fish at ted States.” Merton Tyrrell and Lyons & Jonis — only 15c per cau. in the eastern part of the itate. Betty Nansen, “ the royal actress,” Leslie Schroeder will uphold the Toys and i.,expensive Christmas gilts of all d u e lptiona cun be found appears at her bsst in “ A Woman’s affirmative side of this question at ihe Racket Store. Resurrection,” at the Scenic to against Myrtle Point at this place, E. A Beck' tt left Thursday for morrow evening. 10 and 20 cents. while Mary Levar and Myrtle Cun San Francisco on a business trip. At the Farmers’ Union Stors ningham will go to North Bend to J S. Lyons was over from the there has been on exhibition a per contend for the negative. B.iy ou business one day last week. simmon which, while very common DIED Mark M. Young was in from his in some parts of the country, is a novelty to some of the Coos county ranch ou Middle creek last week. Jimmie Sanderson, the six-year- FARMERS—O e o T. Moulton residents. old son of Mr. and Mrs. James San wauls your biles. B tter see him Paul Skeela returned Sunday derson of this city, died at the home about it. He wants furs also. 8-3-tf from an extended stay in California. of bis parents Friday night with Earl Simmons and wife, of Gravel He hasn’t fully decided whether he double-sided pneumonia. He was Ford, were Coquille visitors last will remain here long or not, but at first attacked with throat trou week. intends to stsy until after Christ ble which seemed to go to his lungs Duffer” Duobata was down mas. California climate evidently and caused pneumonia to set in. from Powers the middle of last agrees with him as he is looking He died withiu three days after waak. very fit. taking the fever. The TITLE COMPANY has The Coquille High school basket money to loan on improved farm ball teams journeyed to Norway M. E. Church lands. 12-7-3t Saturday night and defeated the Sunday school at 10 a. m , Mrs. Miss Berna Irvine spent several two teams at that place. The Co Laura C. Brandon, superintendent. days last week with the Findleys at quille second team fairly swamped Preaching at 11 a m.and 7:30 p.m Fish Trap. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. their rivals by the score of 23 to 2. Prayer meeting Thursdays at Mrs. Bob Maddox who has been The first team from this place de 7:30 p m. abaent for soma time, returned yes fatted Norway’s first team by the You are cordially invited to all terday. tune of 24 to 14. the services of the church. T H D o w n s , Pastor, Tommy Krewson and Pearley The best display of inexpensive Crowley were in from Brewstsr Val Holiday goods is endoubtedly that CHURCH OF CHRIST. to be seen at True’s Racket Store ley Wedneeday. Sunday School 10 a. m. on Second street. Long counters filled with Holi Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 Lyons & Jones are agents for the day goods at the Racket Store, Nemo Corset Just received some p. m. Come and look them over. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. new styles. Call and see them Yesterday morning C. A. Machon Morning Subject, “ The Chris A list of 25 words was put on the tian’s Compass for the New Year.” was observed bringing 100 cigars Evening Subject, “Something tiigh school black board last week up the stieet on a truck. for study snd a few days later was New.” Herman Isensee is on the sick J o h n F. L e g g e t t , Minister given out to the school. The list this week. He is improving un Seniors made the highest score of der Dr. G. E Low’s care. Announcement the classes, having an average of 98 Call on Lyons & Jones when you per cent. To the Republican voters of Coos want a Nemo Corset. Chas. Baxter informs us that all County— I wish to announce that I Mrs. Tom Lewis, of Bandon, was the Baloons in Marshfield intend to am a candidate for County Assessor in town Saturday on her way home subject to the action of the Republi close down without a protest the after a brief visit at Marshfield. can primary next April. first of the year, while at Bandon A m os L. N o s l e r , Cupid evidently slept all last we learn that applications have Bridge, Ore. week as there was no marriage li ---- . -- already been made for 1916 licen censes issued during the entire Coquille People Praise Simple Mixture ses by several of the saloons. week. Chicken Thieves Again Busy Friday night chicken thieves again demonstrated their ability by relieving the chicken coop back of Moss’ meat market ol a dozen nice Plymouth Rock fryers. Those South Slough pirates can’ t hold a candle to Coquille’s chicken thieves. - — — ► — — The person or persons who have 1 Simplex Cream Separator, 900 been doing the stealing go about it 1 Little Giant Rus like Southern negroes and leave no lbs. capacity sian Steam Turbine Separator, 400 trace. lbs. capacity 1 Remington Sboles j » - Typewriter No 11 in good condi Chapter of Accidents tion. At Quick’s Second Hand Store ! Saturday night was a night of Have you paid the Printe r? happeninga. Earl Schroeder started things by breaking a leg. Ralph The Celebrated Lukens fainted in Shores’ pool hall and a doctor bad to be called to his assistance; a carload o f joy riders rendered tha latest bit of the sea Awarded Gold Medal son at 11:55 p. m , which caused a p. P. I. E. San Francisco, 1915 dog to howl the rest of the night; a rooster kept insisting all night that it was daylight, just because there The strongest and nearest water proof Shoes made for Loggers, Cruisers, w bb a full moon. Take it all in all Miners, Sportsmen and Workers. Saturday night was oue of the liv- liest nights our little city has seen Men’s Comfort Dress Shoes for some time. MBs Bay, the English teacher of the High school, left overland yes terday morning for a holiday visit O n e B ran d. at her home in Colorado. She "Paw , what’s It mean ’burning tha hoped to reach her destination on midnight oil?*” "Joy riding, my son.” Thursday and expected to start on —Buffalo Kxnrpss her return trip the following Wed Birthday Party. nesday. io trood order. office Strong Shoes for Boys Don’t ask for crackers, say— Snowflake Sodas Look for the bright red package and in sist on getting it. at td! dealers PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY PORTLAND OREGON We sell Carman’s Mattress De Luxe because the maker backs It with an absolute guarantee of satisfaction. Try It for 30-nights at our expense and if cot better than we claim we return your money in full. Isn’t that fair? H. 0. ANDERSON Scenic Theatre A Chapter of “The Broken Coin” Every Saturday Night Nuff Sed PARAMOUNT 1 ____ Travel Pictures Every Monday FOX FEATURE Every Wednesday Universal Feature Every Night Don’t wait for bills--come along any evening and we will guarantee a good show Bergmann Shoe ■ 5 cents Usually O n e of th e W o r l d ’» D e r k » p o ts. Even today inlnnd New Guinea is Manufactured by , ae o f tlie world's dark spots. Tfie country Is a nightmare >f gigantic Theodore Bergmann precipices, huge ravines, great swamps Shoe Manufacturing Co. and soaking forests In 1901 the Dan ish explorer Peterson, with three com Portland, Oregon I .anions, dived deep Into the heurt of ’ 621 Thurman St Mrs. Z. C. Strang invi’ed a num- j Ask forjth e Bergmann Waterproof this unknown country. They were captured by a tribe o f savages, who her of girls to the Strang home last Shoe Oil. killed their carriers aud mado them Wednesday in honor of her daugh-^ prisoners. For long they were be lei Miss Zelma’s eighteenth birth lieved to be dead. Then, to every one's amazement, a letter In Peterson's writ day. The affair was kept a secret ing was brought by a native to the from the guest of honor until she i oast. It told o f Ills miserable plight, was startled by more than a dozen and an expedition was at once sent In Regular as tlie Clock land to bring him home. - I.ondoa girls jumping up in a supposedly Spectator. FOR RENT—Small house on Sec Baby Buggies and Runabouts ond street, six lots, f uit trees $5 All kinds of Fruit Jars, Stone Jars, a month. Herald office. 12 7 3t Stone Churns, and 1 10 gal Barrel Chum, good as new. At Quick’s GASOLINE LAUNCH for trade for Second Hand Store. milk cows or young horse Apply A fishing party consisting of to Frank Burkholder. 7-6 tf George Moulton, John Miller, and SLASHING— Want to exchange lot or acreage for slashing Coquille “ Butch” Brenner autoed out to the Land Co., Folsom’s Confectionery Fairview country Sunday, a n d After the excitement 4-20-tf caught over 200 fine salmon trout. empty room was over, blank booklets were Stanley Bartlett, who was in Ban SECOND HAND TYPEW RITER— Pittsburg Visible; does first-class don Sunday sava that the wind did passed around together with a sup work. For sale cheap. Inquire not blow at all at this place that ply of old magazines, and a jolly afternoon was spent illustrating at Herald office. tf dav; that it was merely a zephyr life stories by cut out pictures, ac COW W ANTED — Three to five compared to the gale that raged ¡cording to the titles ot the pages. year« old, fresh or soon to be down by the sea. In the evening a delicious chirken fresh, Holstein preferred Addreea The only photoplayer who has djnner was served in cafeteria style K. J. Galbraith, C' quille. 12 14 2tp ever broken the Mary Pickford rec- and soon afterwards the company ,or » ‘ tendance eppears et the adjourned to the Masonic hall to » « « « r o w evening. Betty witness a basketball contest between Inquire et ibis Nansen in “ A W om .n’s Resurrec- the High school team snd the town tf tioo.” 10 and 20 canta. boys. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS—"for wchaD(?# Victor end Cr lumWee Many i & Coquille praise the simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as Atller-i-ka. This remedy is tne most THOROUGH bowel cleanser ever sold being even used succesafull appendicitis. ONE SPOON FIT relieves almost ANY CASE of con stipation, sour or gassy stomacbr ONE MINUTE after you take it the gasses rumble and pass out. Adler-i ka cannot gripe and tlie INSTANT action is surprisin. C. J. FUHRMAN, Druggist Norris has recently built a home for his bride. The best wishes of George R. Norris, of Fairview, many friends are extended to the <nd Miss Bethel Stock, of Sumner, happy pair. were married at the Methodist par Bring your watches, clocks or sonage in Marshfield Tuesday eveu- jawelrv to W. H Schroeder to be ing, December 14 , Rev. Joseph repaired First class work guaran Knolls peifotrning the ceremony. teed. The wedding was a very quiet af fair, only the parents of the groom 1 ■<nd a brother os the bride being in 1 attendance. Both of the young [leople belong to old pioneer fami lies, their grau dparen ts having come to Coos countv and carved homes out of the w ilderness long before thete was a wagon road over the mountains. Tlie young couple will make their home at Fairview, where Mr. Married W ILLIAM FOX Present» A SCREEN P LAY of Tremendous Intensity Power and Interest i THE SCENIC THEATRE . ’ A TRI-STAR ALLIAN CE First-class fare or.. Up freight, per ton 17.50 3.00 E. A E. T. Kruse 24 California Street, San Francisco For Reservation» J. E. NORTON Agent, Coquille, Oregon Dec. 22 Betty Nansen William J. Kelly & Edward Jo»e IN Str. Elizabeth San Francisco and Bandon 10 cents A Woman’s Resurrection From ToUtoi’» Resurrection j 1 Oc Price» 20c C 5 S W I F T 'S Silver Leaf Brand Pure Lard Stands the Test If you have not been using Sw ift’ s try it next tim e—it Unsatisfactory A»k Your Dealer—He can get it ,1. E . N O R T O N D IS T R I B U T O R . C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N