T he coquille H erald
VOL. 34,
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1916.
NO. 20
CITY DIRECTORY FROM THL NATIONAL CAPITAL
sey, recognized as the most impor­
tant railroad labor journal in Ihe
Fraternal and Benevolent Order
United States.
“ For the first time in over 25
F. & A. M.—Regiriar meeting of E vents of In terest R eported
• Chadwick Lodge No. 68 A. F. & A.
For T h e H erald.
years,’ ’ says this piper, “ the Re­
M.. at Masonic Hall, every Saturday
publican National Committee has
night in each month on or before the
lull moon.
L. A. L i l i j k q v i h t , VV. M.
( B> J. K. Jones. )
met and fixed the time and place
R. H. M a s t , Secretary.
lor the Republican National con­
C O M M E N T S ON E S T A BR O O K
F. S.—Reginar meeting of Beulah
• Chapter No. 6. second and fourth A dark horse candidate with the vention, and no one candidate looms
t riday evenings of each month, in Ma­ slogan of new leadership is causing up on tbe political horizon as pre­
sonic Hall.
much coucern among the “ favorite eminently the man to be named as
E mma L jlukqvist , W. M.
A nna L awkknck >ec.,
sons" suppor'ers lot the Republican tbe party’s candidate for President."
The reasou there is now no “ man
| o. O. F.—Coquille Lodge No. 53, 1 . O. presidential nomination. This new
1. O. F., meets every Saturday night
of
the hour” — no “ man of destiny”
man is Henry D. Estabrook of,
n Odd Fellows Hall.
H. B. M ookk , N. G.
Nebraska and New Yotk.
The — is that the great body of Republi­
J. 8. L awrence , Sec.
new Richmond iu the field promises can voters finds neither inspiration
ami e u k b e k a h l o d g e , N o !St to be a factor to be reckoned with hor assurance ot victory in the can­
L. O. O. F., meets every second and
didacy of any one of the numerous
fourth Wednesday nights in Odd Fellows at Chicago, in June, since he repre­
Hall.
P a u l i n e C u s t e r , N. G.
sents elements on which the Re­ favorite sous, so called, and is de­
A nnie L awrence , Sec.
publicans and Progressives may manding new and competent lead
p O Q U I L L E E NCAM PM ENT, No. 25 combine forces
ership.
I. O. O. F., meets the lirstand third
“ Estabrook seems to be, at the
Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall.
A significant political move, re­
J . S . B arton , O . ? .
present time, the only available new
corded this week, is the open dec­
J . S. L awrence , Sec.
leader in sight His discussions of
laration of Ralph H Cameron, Re­
f r NIGH I'S OF P Y T H IA S — Lycurgus
tbe tariff Irom the fundamental
I v Lodge No. 72, meets Tuesday nights publican National Committeeman
protection standpoint, ol national
in W. O. W. Hall.
from Arizona and former represent­
K. R. W a tso n , K R. S.
defense, and ol anti-business agita­
ative in Congress from that State, I
O. A. M in t on y e . C. C.
tion and legislation, his attitude to­
for Estabrook
Cameron said to
i j Y T H IA N SISTERS—Justus Tempto
ward labor, his criticisms of the
“I
I No. 35, meets first ami Third Mon­ the U. S. Press Association:
Democratic administration's foreign
day nights in W. 0 . W. Hall.
am
for
Henry
D
Estabrook
for
the
M fb . G korok D a v is , M. E. C.
policy, and his 'Get-Togetuer’ plea
Republican nomination ior Presi­
M r s . F red L inkgar , K . of R
to Republicans ot all elements and
n K D M E N --1 Couuilh* Tn b o No, 46, 1. dent. I am for him, because, in
i v O. R. M., meets every Friday night my judgment, be is the one man 1 ol all shades of opinion, have at­
He
n W O. W. Hall.
who can rally Republicans of all I tracted widespread attention
J. S. B arton , Sachem.
has
always
kept
the
faith
and
A. P. M iller , C. of R.
elements and shades of opinion t o 1
fought for it.”
W. A . —Regular meetings of Be*-, his standard, and, therefore, the one
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PER YEAR $1.50
STATE INDUSTRIAL REVIEW FEBRUARY PAYMENTS PASSED
Com piled by S tate B ureau of S tate I n d u s t r i a l A c c id e n ti
Industries a n d Statistics
F und is Full
Salem, Feb. 5 — $200,000 steam
The State Industrial Accident j
schooner will be built by Hammond Commission has declared an ex- !
I.umhei company at Humboldt emption of payments for the month
Bay for northwest trade.
of February of all employers and
Hood River— Court House is be­ the workmen ot these employers
who have paid their contributions
ing improved-
for the past six successive months.
Cheese factory talked of lor Don­
This action was taken in accord­
ald.
ance with Section 19 of the Amend
Astoria— Chamber of Commerce ed Law, the Commission having j
considering establishment of fruit found that the Fund amounts to a j
and vegetable cannery.
sum sufficient to meet all payments
Tvyo hundred thousand foot ca and liabilities accrued, together
pacity mill seems assured for Suih- with a surplus ol 30 per cent there­
erlin, also 15 mile logging road.
on.
A u x ilia r y fisn hatchery may be
The Commission has set aside as
established at Roseburg.
a segregated luud the sum ol $277,-
In 191 5 $800,000 passed through 859-36 in the hands of the State
Treasurer, who has invested same
Ontario bank tor livestock.
“ Just to be your natural self,” undertook to direct Miss Ctosman
Eugene Chamber of Commerce in Oregou School and Municipal
starts move to drain 70,000 acres of Bonds drawing five and six per said President Carl Laemmle when in this her first photoplay, but
said
she lie was pleasantly and agreeably
wet laud in Laue, Lincoln and Ben­ cent interest; and the above fund, Henrietta Ctosman
and interest to accrue thereon, is wouldn’ t have the least idea what to surprised, for she showed keen per­
ton counties.
an irrevocable fund which will be do befoie a moving picture camera. ception of tbe new work, and the
Southern Pacific company an­
used exclusively to pay pensions The well-known legitimate star fol scenes
were completed under
nounces it will build from Coos
already awarded on settled claims lowed his advice and her natural smooth sailing conditions
“ The
Bay south 10 Eureka
in fatal cases and for permanent self- charming always— makes her Supreme Test” is a five-reel com­
Grants Pass will soon have a disability.
It has also invested Mrs. Logan in “ The Supreme edy drama, written by L V. Jeffer­
spray manufacturing plant.
$73,569 73 of the General Funds in Test,” one of Ihe most alluring son. The scenario was prepared
Springfield-Booth-Kelly mill re­ School Bonds drawing interest, characters that has been seen on from the story by Harvey Gates
sumes.
which will accrue to the "credit of tbe screen in months.
• ver Camp No. 10.550 in M. W. A. '
and has been pronounced a photo­
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In one day 3,000,000 feet of lum­ the General Fund
Miss
Crosmau’s
picture
role
play masterpiece.
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the best assurauce of victory in
urdays iu each month.
ber left Coos Bay on three ships.
In addiliou to the above the bears a close relation to her own
If. B. T o ziek .C onsul.
The company supporting Miss
Pretty
Mrs.
Woodrow
Wilson
the
1916.
Obviously,
tbe
favorite
son
F. C. T rue , Clerk.
Portland Union stockyards will Commission had on hand January life iuterests In the photoplay she j Crosman is exceptionally well bal­
movement in tbe several states can second made her first descent of
N. A .—Regular meeting of Laurel
VVyndham Standing has
be enlarged 25 per cent at tost of 31, 1916, $208,61793, and due is a widow, deeply interested iu the anced.
• amp No. 2972 at M. W. A . Hall, get nowhere, for it can never de­ state down the marble stairs of the
from the state for the seven months slums and in improving the condi­ the role of “ James Semple,” a
Fronti street, second and fourth Tues­ velop a national leadership
I see White House, perceptably in the $50,000.
day nghts in each month.
Factories for manufacture of pep­ preceding $42,829.36, and due the tions of the poor. Although it is wealthy broker aud hater ot woman­
great danger in this favotite son thrall of stage fright, which was
M a r y K e r n , Oracle.
Commission on January payroll only known to her intimate friends, kind, who finally succumbs to the
L au ra B rando n , Rec. brand of politics, for it can readilv human and lovable.
Three thous permint oil, kitchen cabinets, knock
and accounts receivablean amount Miss,Crosman has devoted herself magnetic charm of the pretty wid­
rtle Camp No. 197,
estimated at more than $50,000, for years past iu settlement work ow. Adele Farrington plays the
* * tn t v / Wednesday at 7:30
Hall.
making total assets $302,447.29. and in helping the cause of private part of “ Madge Semple,” sister of
3 Currie, C. C.
The liability of the Commission and pubtic charities. The play is tbe broker, and the role of Molly
n L e n k v e , Sec.
consists entirely of unsettled claims, replete with human interest touches, Phelan the pride of Paradise Alley,
C IR C LE No. 211,
workmen who are still disabled and and in “ holding tbe mirror up to is in the hands ol Stella Razeto.
and fourth Monday
•
— *u H all.
drawing
pay tor time loss, and fatal nature,” it gives realistic scenes of Jack Wilson plays “ Maurice,” in
a n n i e B u r k h o ld e r , G.N.
cases in process of adjustment, in the life of the othtr half in ar.y love with Molly, and S' !<’ a >sh't n,
M a r y A . P ier ce , C le rk .
an amount totaling $159,077.20; the great city.
who is cast as Bridget O’ Mally
'A R M KK> UNION.— Regular meet*
iDgWlBBI . . .. I .»mi 1I1 Saturdays in
Commission thus has net resources
E J. Le Saint rather expected to with a large brood of childreu fur­
each month in W. O. W. Hall.
over all liabilities amounting to encounter a sea of trouble when he nishes the comedy,
F r a n k B u r k h o ld e r , Pres.
O. A. M in t o n y e . Sec.
$143.370.09
The percentage of cost of admin­
rp R A T K R N A L AID No. 398, meets the
a remarkably low rate for industrial next six months, and until such
C second and fourth Thursdays each
istering the Fund to date since be­
Insurance, with absolute protection action is had uo information can be
<»ntli at W. (). W. Hall.
ginning business July 1, 1914. is
M r s . C h a s . K v l a n d , Pres.
given by this office.
We would
offered
by the state.
M rs . L ora H arrin gto n , Sec.
8.23 per cent. This means the en­
Tbe Commission is conducting a suggest to parties interested to
tire expense charged against the campaign of accident prevention, watch the d: ily papers, as whatever
Educational Organizations and Clubs
Fund, including office expense, which, if given the cooperation ef action Congress may take will be
O M AN ’ S SMiily Club. —Meets 2:30
field work, investigations, auditing employers and workmen, will fur­ given therein belore this office has
p. in. at city library every second
and fourth Monday.
of payrolls, and the expense con­ ther reduce accidents aud make official information thereon to give
H a r r ie t A . L ongsto n , Pres.
nected with the adjudicating and further reductions and exemptions out.
F ran ces E . E pperso n Sec.
settling of claims; it also means possible.
Based on the list of lands given
O Q U I L L K X 1» U C A T I O H A L
P h oto by A m erican Preas A ssociation.
that of all money received by the
LE A G U E —Meets monthly at the
in the decree ot tbe court, the ap­
High School Building during the school
This ‘‘glider” was built in America for a wealthy Colombian for use In supplying o quick river service between
Commission, paid by employers and O regon & California
proximate acreage ol unsold rail­
year for the purpose ot discussing edu­
Bogota and the coast, about 600 miles. It draws only five Inches of water. It was tested on the Hudson river.
workmen, and provided by tbe
cational topics.
road land in the several counties of
R
ailroad
G
rant
Lands
B ird ie S k i r l * , Pies.
state, 91.82 per cent, has either been
this district, at the time the suit
E d n a H ak lo c k k k . Sec.
awarded for injured workmen or is U. S Land Office, Roseburg, Or.— was instituted was as follows:
develop
a
situation
that
would
and
eyes
or
so
were
devouring
her
down
chicken
coops,
bee
hives
and
O K E E L KLlJB— A business men’s
social organization. Hall in Laird’ s mean a repetition of the disaster of j from below. One may not be case | incubators have been suggested for in the surplus fund to pay work­
Lincoln, 1040; Benton, 27,716;
This office is daily in receipt of a
men for injuries received, and that
building, Setomi street.
hardened in a moment.
The for­ Salem
1912
number of inquiries relative to the Linn, 14,620; Lane, 300,110; Doug­
L J. C a r y , Pres '
more than tbe entire amount paid Oregon & California Railroad grant las, 607,360; Coos, 100,620; Curry,
“ Republicans generally welcome mer Mrs Galt, an unassuming wo­
W . C. E ndicott , Sec.
Elks new lodge at Klamath Falls
by the employers and workmen lands, asking information as to the 8400; Josephine, 172,460; Jackson,
the
new
leadership
idea
Mr
Es­
man,
in
her
dual
distinctions
ot'
o m m e r c i a l c l u b - l k > j . o o t
now completed.
into the State Fund, has been avail­
President; L. H . H a z a r d , Secretary tabrook is able, agressive, sound iu bride and national debutante, found
444,560; Klamath, 13,440.
Total,
St Johns Woolen Mills has or­ able for payments of losses on status of these lands, their location,
his Republicanism, and free ol fsc-j the situation at the first plunge, an ¡
• »690,326.
character,
when
they
may
be
enter­
Transportation Facilities
ders enough to run until November. claims.
tional entanglements To me, as a ordeal
But she smiled gamely.
In addition to the above lands
ed or purchased, etc., etc.
''R A IN S —Leave, south bound 8:10 a.
Monmouth tile factory plans to
Tbe exemption declared by the
there are other railroad lands in
m. and 2:40 p. m. North bound Republican, there is a genuine hope She always smiles, even through
This
letter
is
intended
to
reply
to
Commission means that tbe state
:26 a. m. and 4;26 p. m.
and inspiration in his candidacy.” the pallor of a critical crisis.
J make 1,000,000 tile.
these letters of inquiry aud to give several of the counties named, that
will carry the insurance risks of all
Roseburg
ships
squash
by
the
“ If the Republican parly is to
OATS— Six boats plying on the Co­
It was at '.he extreme event of
out such information relative to at the time the suit was instituted
quille river afford ample accommo- win next year,” declared Mr. Cam
operations in tbe state which are
carload.
the
social
season,
the
initial
recep­
these lands as may now be stated. were unsurveyed, and hence not
ation lor carrying freight and passen
ers to Bandon and way points. Boats eron, “ it must have as a condidate tion at the executive mansion, al­
Plans are on foot for a $30,000 working under the act, and haye
included in the list given in the suit
A list ot these b.tids by township
»ave at 7 :30, 8:30, 9:20 and 9:30 a. m. for President, a man who was not
qualified for the exemption, with­
but coming as well under the de­
ways the diplomatic reception in meat packing plant at Salem.
nd at 1 :00, 3 :30 and 4 :45 p. DGu
out cost to either employers or and Range has been prepared for cree.
in any way directly identified with the ante-bellum days, but on this
The approximate areas of
Coos
Bay
leads
in
lumber
ship­
each
of
the
several
counties
within
¡'T A G E —J. L. Laird, proprietor. De-
workmen, for the entire month, will
such lands are as follows:
Coot,
^ parts 5:30 p. m. for Rj*eburg via the unfortunate split at Chicago in occasion, when the diplomatic lore- ments to California.
pay all bills lor care and time loss the Roseburg Land District, con­ 15,000; Douglas, 65,000; Josephine,
ilyrtle Point,carrving the United States 1912
He must be sound on the gatherings aren’t exactly healthy, ¡
Canby’s
cheese
factory
is
in
oper­
These lists
nail and pasengers.
of injured workmen. Fully 85 per taining these lands.
fundamental principles to which we' the great Pan-American reception.
i 7 ,000; Curry, 15,000; Jackson, 20,-
ation
are intended to give merely an ap­
pO STO FFICE .—A. F. Lincgar, post- all subscribe, whatever our personal
cent
of
all
the
hazardous
occupa­
000,
The
guests
of
honor
were
the
soft
L master. The mails close as follows:
J. P. Morelock plans to build tions in the state are now protected proximate area of such lands in
prejudices have eyed Spanish speaking delegation
There is still a certain amount o(
ly rtle Point 7 :40 a.m. 5:20,-2:35 p.m. affiliations and
modern garage »t Wallowa.
tlarshfield 9:06 a. m. and 4:15 p. in. been.
by the act. In addition, a large each Township, based on Ihe list unsurveyed railroad lands in sever­
from South America that have been
Tandon, way points, 8:45 a m. Norway
of
lands
given
in
the
decree
of
the
North Bend manufacturer ships number of non hazardous occupa­
"Such a man is Estabrook.
He enjoying unbridled grippe upon our
al ot the counties, namely: Curry,
indArago.12:55 p.m. Eastern mail 5:20
cauliflower crates to California.
m.
Eastern mail arrives 7:30 a. m. is a man ot tbe West as well as of
tions, including several hundred Federal Court.
Douglas and Josephine.
These
hospitable shores.
This list for any county or coun­ lands when surveyed will come un­
farmers, are, by application, enjoy­
Wasco
county
will
build
scenic
the
East,
being
of
New
England
City and County Officers
Ten minutes or so before the ob­
Puritan ancestry, and having lived sequies began, the President him­ highway from The Dalles to Mt. ing the protection and benefit of the ties will be furnished on request.
der whatever plan of disposition
Mayor............................A. T. Morrison
This office has no map for distri­ Congress may provide.
act, and will participate in ibis ex­
Recorder....................... J. 8. Lawrence the first lorty-seven years ol his life self, came sauntering all unattend-, Hood flat.
bution, nor does it prepare blue
Treasurer........................... R. H. Maet in Nebraska and Illinois.
I believe ed down the royal staircase as cas­
J. M. Upton, Register.
St. Johns— Monarch mill expects emption.
Engineer.................... P. M. Hall-Lewis
prints, but will furnish township
It
is,
in
effect,
a
dividend
paid
by
he
was
the
first
man
who
ever
ap­
R. R. Turner. Receiver.
to
operate
soon.
Marshal ............................ A. P. Miller
ually as though he weren’ t in the
Night Marshal............. Oscar Wicicham plied the adjective ‘progressive’ to
the Commission, as an insurance \ plats showing location of all vacant
La
Pine—
Plans
under
way
for
least
interested
in
pulling
off
the
Water Superintendent....S, V. Epperson
company, back to employers and land and unsold railroad laud, at
C apture* W ild C at
Fire Chie:
W. C, Cbaa* the Republican party, having done biggest and most brilliant social creamery.
their workmen, of approximately $1 per township In ordering town-
Councilmen—Jesse Byers» C . T . Skeels this in a speech he made at Lincoln,
stunt that possibly ever befell
Albany has two new industries—
C. 1. Kin.*-. Ned ( .Kuliev, W . H. Ly­
Thursday Don>1 mm tbe trapper
$50,000, and is the second dividend j ship plats, both the Range and
ons, O. C. Sanford. Regular meetings Nebraska, in 1893. I know that be Washington
He likely stepped mink and pheasant 1 rising for com
He
of this kind declared by the Com j Township number must be given, caught a wild oat by the toe«.
first and third Mondays each month. was the first of our big party men
down into the kitchen to tell the mercial purposes.
boxed
it
up
and
brought
it
to
this
and
remittance
should
be
made
by
mission
under
the
amended
law
J u stic e of the Peace
J. J. Stanley jhis year to outline a concrete pro­
Eugene Daily Guard placed in since the beginning of tbe present certified check or U. S. Postal Mon­ place. Glen Shores purchased it
M. W. Dunham gram for national defense and pre­ cook not to forget to make hash for
Constable
Janies Watson paredness. He was also the first breakfast out of the turkey left Irom hands ol receiver
fisc .1 year July r, 1915
The two key Order payable to R R. Turuer, from bicn, and has now built an ad­
dinner.
Commissioners— W T. Dement, Geo. J.
Captain
Robert
Dollar
largely
in­
Personal checks may dition to tbe cage which contains
exemptions
for
Ihe
fiscal
year,
al­ Receiver.
leader to make a real 'Get-Together’
Armstrong
his other pet wild cat.
The two
Introducing a Presidential yueen terested in shipping tn the North­ ready grauted, mean a reduction in not be received in pavment.
Robt. Watson appeal to Republicans and Progres­
Clerk
cats now sit side by aide and pre­
Allred John-on. Jr.
Consort to her new subjects is no west, says uncertainty of present tbe yearly talc of 1-6 or 16 2 3 per
This
office
is
not
in
a
position
to
T. M. Dimmick sives.
sent a very formidable appearance.
T. J. Thrift
” 1 can think of no reason why a everyday affair, my dAfr, and laws prevents upbuilding of mer­ cent. This reduction, taken with give advice as to the character of Headmen caught both of them. Tbe
Raymond E. Baker
School Supt.
bri
ies
are
brides.
chant
marine
and
advocates
crea­
the fact that a great many firms the land in any locality, and can first oue has been in captivity al­
C. F. McCullock single man who voted lor Taft and
Survevor . .
F. E. Wilson Roosevelt in 1912 could not con
Then the President went back tion of shipping board by Congress were awarded a reduction in their not attempt to advise anyone in this most a year, and although it is not
Coroner
.........
as wild as it O D ce was, no one has
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sistently and earnestly support Es­ again, oh yes! Now, are you ready? to recommend means for upbuilding rate of 10 per cent on July 1, 1916, ; regard.
shipping
industry.
As to the disposition of these sny desire to try and pet it, Tbe
One, two, three, go!
for a aimilar good accident exper­
tabrook in 1916.”
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last one Caught is rather thin and
.ties will get the very beet
lands,
nothing can be determined ruuat have found it hard picking!
Santelman lined his four scarlet-
That this new dark horse is mak­
One hundred carloads of hops ience this year, means a total pos­
OH I N T I N G
ing progress elsewhere is shown by coated, gol4 laced buglers along­ have been sold to London firms by sible reduction to date of 36 2 3 in until Congress shall act in the mat- during tbe enow. They are a mala
the stand taken by “ The Railroad side tbe foot of the grand stairway. Willamette Valley growers and will the employers' rate, a similar re­ ! ter. It is probable that such action and a female and make a very hand­
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duction in tbe state allowance, and will he taken some time within the some pair.
Employee," of Newark, New Jer­ 1 They bugled a lew preliminary be shipped at once.
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WIND BOAT SKIMS AT 48 MILES AN HOUR.
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