Gar len seeds at Knowltou’s drug
The banka are closed today.
*dore.
must be Washington a birthday,
MERELY MENTIONED
It
j
Revival Meetings
W. E . Si hull, i f Bunilon, was a
Coquille visitor Friday.
Revival meetiuga were c-.mmt need
Horn To the wife of Aaron Bny
der, of Roseburg, Ore,, on Moi day, ^UD'lay evening at the Christian
Fisblrap Thursday
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,.illlr,u an I will lie cm.imued lor
“ sod .
Mrs. j three weeks or more. The sermon
A J. Sherwood was a M 1 eld ®'e^’ru“ry
i Snyder formerly redded at McKiu ¡Sunday evening was delivered tiv
business visitor Thursday,
ley in this count., where she has . the pastor, Rev John F. L ggett,
Webb Must was in from McKin­ many friends and relatives.
and last evening the work was taken
up by Rev. C. G. Price, of Noitb
ley last week.
the restoration in the Smith mills
bend, who will be here throughout
Fresh Vegetables at all times at and logging camps of tbe wage the meetings.
Lyons <V Jones.
scale that wus used bifore the 10 I The subjects for the different
M. E. Treadgold was up from per cent reduction of last May is evenings this week will be: Wednes­
one of tbe indications of reviving I day, “ Excuses,” Thursday, “ Danger
Band on lust wetk.
of Believiug a Lie;” Friday, “ bt-
FARMERS—G e o . T. Moulton prosperity that cannot be over-!
wants your bi les. Better see him looked. The voluntary raise is a
about it. He wants furs also. 8-3tl particu arly good indication
You can get a good ladies’ ram
oat for $3 75 at the La dies’ bazaar.
Silenti Johnson ia justifiably
elated o .i r lbs culture of lloeen-
.laniea ltobinson was down from
Farm, F h Id tint) Grass Set da
K ow ton's .it HK aline
Jamts Robinson and wile were in
town from Fi lili p 'oihiy
J. L. Barker and wife
fr un Fairview (od iv.
weie
iu
Try a can i f that Tuna Fish at
L i ns A Jem s — only 15c | er cau.
Pete Miller wus down from Fish-
trap today.
Eerl Chisholm w h s a MaishlielJ
visitor last week.
Peggy Norton was in from Fair
Tuna F.sb at Lyons A Jones 15c
view Thursday.
per can.
billie Martin, of bandon, was a
Archie Hatcher whi u visitoi from
Coquille visitor the lust of the week Fairview one day last week.
TI
HI
1 1 and . Dive
IV
, baker,
I I .I .. of r
Frai k S low was iu from McKin­
Ike Chandler
t
i.
ley last week.
Lee,
wire visit.ua i lore i Iasi , witk.
Choice onion sets 10c a pmu 1 at
E. F. Ilice, .f Portland, was in
Knowlton's Drug store,
town Friday.
H. W. Dunham was a Marshfield ‘
Just received a supply of very
business visitor last week,
fine onion sets at Kuowltou’s Drug
Jim Laird was in from biewsler , ktoie.
valley the lust of the week.
E. L b eiry, of Los Angeles, was
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The sheriff used
plenty of good judgment in tracing
b\w down.
He whb hi reeled at the
plnce th*t Johns »n predicted he
would pass
through
out
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Saturday J o s e p h Houser, of
Marshfield, was brought over from
that place and lodged in the county
.. ..
Tile charge against
Y 1*1 ” r ‘ 1 a ' 8
him and for which be was sentei.oed
was con nutting und maintaining h
It is rumored that a
PORTLAND.
J. D. benbaiu was in fiom Fair- ,u 01,1 l i'y f,,r » « ‘““ P1“ of d “JB
charge o f bootleggin g is li dile to b'
week.
view the last of the wtek.
sprung on him at any time
Chas. Heller and Penrley Crow­
Call on Lyons ik Jones when you
ley, wire in from Cherry Creek last
want a Nemo Corset.
“Curley” Goodj aeture was in from
Fairview Thursday.
n i t in in ni u r i a i., in in i
Tupper on Three Legs
Rc.V. u. G. PRICE.
John F. Bane, of Uuudon,
J P. Tupper was a Poweis vis
trayed;”
Saturday, “ Who is the
Coquille
visitor
Thursday.
Buzz Miller, of Myrtle Point
itor last week. He returned Sun­
Hero of the Common People?” The
Professional Cards
W
.
H.
YVann,
of
Bandon,
spent
a
wns in town last Thursday.
day, and came hobbling up from Sermon Saturday eveniug is intend­
tbe ('spot by tbe aid of a cane. ed for the workiug men, and it is
Jess barker h ub in town lest day at this place last week.
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
Collier H. Buffington, an attorney Upon being asked tbe cause of bis drawn from Rev. Price’s experiences
Thursday, ficm Fairview.
and observations in Marshfield
D entist
Mrs. Genie Ohaudler is visiting from Gold Beach, was transacting lameness be informed us that it was where he spent a dav and a nigbt
Office over First National Bank
legal
business
here
Thursday,
the
result
of
a
tumble
he
took
from
at the home of Mr. und Mrs. J W.
Phone Main 431
disguised as a tramp and mingling
We have the very best onion ets an unfinished sidewalk at Powers. with the loggers and other working
Leneve.
lCc per pound.
Knowlton’s Drug It was after dark and there were no men.
324, Office
514, Res.
John Graham aud son Will Gia-
Store.
Good music will be a feature of
arc lights to warn him when be
n
am
made
a
business
trip
to
Marsh­
G. EARL LOW, M. D.
these meetings. Ou Sunday even
D. Cenuiff, of Gold Beach, was in reached tbe end of the walk.
Tbe
field today and will return tomorrow.
P hysician and surgeon
ing there were twenty in the chorus
town or business last week.
He is first thing he knew he felt himself
under the leadership of Claude Nos
Many fishermen spent Sunday ¡ d
Office over Farmers & Merchants
a
surveyor
of
Curry
couuty
fulling through space snd landed ler.
Bank
the Fairview country. They report
J. J. Murray, of Marshfield, was with a thud in the mud below. His
good catches.
left leg and right shoulder suffered
a
Coquille
visitor Thursday.
Dr. G. I V. LESLIE
Born
B'ull stock of best quality Garden
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
severe straiu.
Hts clothes were
George
Lunger
was
down
from
Seeds in bulk at Knowlton’s drug
Graduate of the American School
covered with mud and ho had to SHIM IAN— At the Mercy Hospital,
Powers last week.
store.
of Osteopathy of Kirksville, Mo
North Bend, Oregon, Thursday,
Hugh Barclay and R. Matsden hire a bootblack to clean him up
Them teeth is going to be tbrowed
Office in Eldorado Block
Feb. 17, J916, to Rev. and Mrs
before
he
would
venture
home.
Marshfield
Oregon
out if tbe owner don’t call for them Sr., of Marshfield, were Coquille
F. T). Sbimian a 12 3-4 pound
business visitors Friday.
P. D. Q.
daughter. Mother and child are
Hebrew Check Artist
Dr. R. H. HOPKINS
Chas. Nicholsen wag over from
O. W . Burges, a lumberman of
doing well.
C h ir o p r a c t o r
San Francisco, w a s transacting the Bay last week.
Rosenburg, “ the wandering Jew,’
Laird Building - Coquille, Ore.
business at this place last week.
J. A. Bunkliu was hero from
wbo r.in a tailor shop on Front
Basket Ball
L. D. Flesbeim, editor of the Portland lust week.
street for the past year, a couple of
Mrs. N. L. TYRRELL
Western World, was a Coquille
\V< have on sale at a very low weeks ago cashed a draft ou an
Friday night the Coquille High
NURSE
price L i lies and girls rain coats,
visitor Thursday.
school
team defeated the North
bats, house dresses, skirts and eastern bank and quietly disap­
Phone 574
Coquille, Oregon
Dr. V. L. Hamilton reports the
Bend High school team by the
peared.
It
was
soon
discovered
waists. Ladies Bazaar.
birth of an 8 -pound boy to Mr. and
score of 28 to 18 . It was a scrappy
E. D. SPERRY
Joe Carter was over from Marsh­ that the draft was worthless and ns
j Mrs. Harry Strickland, of Dora, on
$450 in cold cash bad been bund­ game from start to finish.
A ttorney and
field Thursday.
February 19, 1916.
North Bend has played out of luck
C ounsellor at L aw
ed out for it, itis needless to say that
Syl Jones was over fiom North
Office in ltobinson Building
Why pay tbe price for seeds in
officers all over the Htate wero at all year, and although they are tall
packets when you can get from twe Bend Tuesday.
once acquainted with the facts and fellows and built like real basket
W. C. CHASE
to four times as much for your mon­
Mr. and Mrs. M P. Jacobsen, of the Jew’s description.
Saturday ball players, they haven’ t won from
ey at Knowlton’s drug store
A ttorney at L aw
Humbolt county, were in town Fri­ news was received here that tbe any of their opponents during tbe
E. P. Mulvey, of Seattle, was in day.
Office in Riehmond-Barker Bldg
man had been arrested at Crescent entire season.
town Tuesday in the interest of the
While perhaps it cannot be said
Mike Boone, of Sumner, was a City aDd was being held until an
Crescent grocery company.
G. R. BARROW
Coquille b u s in e s s visitor Wednes­ officer would arrive from this place. that the North Bend boys are good
A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw
W. E. Meyer, an expert daiiyman day.
basketball players, It can certainly
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Office Phone 335
of Salt Lake, was registered at the
be said that each member of the
Lyons & Jones are agents for the
Residence Phone 346
Good Roads Movement
Baxter last week.
team is a gentleman, and that they
Nemo Corset Just received gome
uew
styles.
Call
and
see
them
conducted
themselves as such dur­
H
M.
Shaw,
M.
D.,
eye,
ear,
nose
J. J. STANLEY
Charles Hall, president of the
¡and throat specialist of Marshfield,
LA WY E R
Mrs. Cbas. Goodrich, who under­ Good Roads Association, was in ing their stay here Friday after­
will be at Baxter Hotel, Coquille,
noon and nigbt. As a rule outside
Riehmond-Barker Building
Friday, March 10, 1916.
Glasses went an operation at the Mercy town today, in consultation with teams invade a neighboring town
Coquille, Oregon
Hospital at North Bend last week, Vice President Morrison regarding
fitted.
2 22 l3
has so far recovered that she was the movement to have a bond elec­ like a bunch of savages and make
Deputy
Sheriff
Laird
who
last
A. J. SHERWOOD
themselves as conspicuous as pos­
week went to Portland to bring brought to her home at this place tion called to take place at the time sible. The North Benders by their
A ttorney at L aw
Doctors Hamilton and Low of the primaries, thus involving no
First National Bank Building
back Paulson, the bad check artist, today.
extra expense. State Engineer E. gentlemanly behavior during their
Room8 2-3-4
returned Sunday without his man performed the operation.
stay here won the respect of every
Harry Ciouser, who has been en­ S. Cantine also arrived today to
Paulson gave bonds required for his
one they came into contact with.
L J. LILJEQVIST
appearance here at the next term of gaged in contracting and building make a survey of tbe Coos county
The game of basket ball between
A t t o r n e y a t L aw
roads,
in
accordance
with
the
under­
here for several years and was the
court.
tbs “Germans” and the “ Allies” that
First National Bank Building
standing arrived at some time ago
Tbe Ladies Aid will serve a hot builder of tbe new postoffice build­
was played as a forerunner of the
Coquille, Oregon
with the State Highway Commission,
ing,
leaves
on
tbe
Elizabeth
to
seek
supper at the M E Church Parlors,
main game, ended in a crushing de­
Friday, Feb. 25 from 5 to 7:30 a new location in tbe San Joaquin which proposes to give us some
feat
for the “Germans.” The “ Al­
WALTER SINCLAIR
Everyone welc me. Plenty for any valley, as he does not find that help out of tbe state funde.
lies” launched a bombshell in the
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working
man
and
only
15c.
A ttorney at L aw
building prospects here justify re­
“ Germans’ ” midst in tbe shape of
J. M. Snodgrass wns down f.om maining.
Myron Wickham Hurt
Notary Public
Coquille
"Butch” Brenner.
“Butch” Boon
Powers Inst week nnd spent a cou­
For 30 days, beginning Feb. 15,
demonstrated
lo
all
present
and es­
Thursday morning Myron W ick­
ple of days at this place. He is fig­ I will tune, legulate tbe action and
ham who has been employed on tbe pecially to the “ Germans,” that he
uring on moving down here in the polish any Coquille piano for
and guarantee the work.
O. Sum­ Cedar Point boom for a number of
near future.
ner. Pbone 926.
years, was struck by a large piece
Baby Buggies and Runabouts
Tbe sheriff has received tbe war­ of piling which broke loose from a
All kinds of Fruit Jars, Stone Jars.
JUST ARRIVED
Stone Churns, and 1 10 gal Barrel rant for tbe collection of tbe 1915 pile while logs were being loaded
Cburu. good a» new.
At Quick’s taxes and the taxpayer ran now pay on the train at the loading bouse at
Second Hand Store.
at any time. Statements are being Cedar Point. He was struck just
Russ Tower, of Marshfield, was sent out to all the taxpayers and above the left eye by the timber,
here today bringing an Overland ¡about 10,000 will be mailed w itb iD which fell several leet before strik­
But laundry prices haue re­ car to Henry Scbroeder, who has tbe next few days.
ing him. It iaflicted a deep cut
mained the same.
taken the agency for Myrtle Point
He was
ATTENTION. FARMERS!
We about three inches long.
and who met Mr. Tower here.
| now carry a line of tbe Best Stock put ou a handcar and rushed to
We have given the mat­
Nell Jenson, wbo was missing Tonics, Stock and Poultry Prepara­ this place.
Dr. Low was sum­
ter o f laundering years
SATISFAC­ moned and dressed the wound. He
last week anil about whom con sid -! tions on the market.
of careful study.
We
erable anxiety was felt, has been lo- TION POSITIVELY GUARAN­ found the skull to be cracked and
have kept persistently : eated at the Grow home in Coaledo TEED. Farmers Union Store.
in one place to be pressing on the
2-15tf
at the task to produce 1 by Sheriff Johnson.
brain.
Geo. E. Musick came up frotr
work that was free from
A special engine was secured and
Curry county Sunday, and left yes­
harsh methods. We have
the injured man mshed to the j
9 x 1 2 .................$3.00
terday
for
a
brief
business
visit
at
succeeded.
Our wash­
Mercy Hospital at North Bend.
Marshfield and Allegany
He says
ing process has recently
9 x 9 ___ $2.35-$2.50
RATES: One cent a word, each in­ vegetation is farther advanced here Tne latest reports from that place
been improved. Proper
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents’
state that he is improving slightly
6 x 9 ___ $1.75 - $2.00
than in Curry county where tbe
washing is the founda­
and that the prospects tor his re­
tion upon which is budd­
SECOND HAND TY P E W R IT E R — winter has been extremely severe
Matting by the yard 25c
covery are bright.
Pittsburg Visible; does first-class for that section.
ed the art o f successful
Per full roll of 40 yds $8.00
work. For sale cheap. Inquire
Laundering.
Satisfac­
1 Simplex Cream Separator, 900
at Herald office.
tf
lbs. capacity
1 Little Oient Rua-
O R E G O N
230
TRADÌ
knew tie game. He wns here,there everyone that there is good cham­
and everywhere all at once and pionship timber in the little fellows
many were tbe “ Germans” who fell who bat'led so royally !ast Friday
beneath his brilliant playing.
The D i g l l t .
game was a good one and was en­
At Myrile Point Marshfield won
joyed by all present.
The “ Allies by the score of 15 to 12 in a very
aud “ Germans'* both played good hotly contested game, from the
b.tsket ball and the game was Myrtle Pointers.
watched with keen interest
In a
few years these same small lads
who were on the floor Friday night
A fine game was played by the
will very likely be on the Rame floor Marshfield aDd Baadon teams at
battling for honors with some High Bandon Saturday night.
It was
school team from another town, conceded to be one of the fastest,
while the present High school team cleanest aud most interesting games
will be urging them on from the of the season and resulted in a score
side lines. It was the opinion of j of 22 to 21 in favor of Marshfield.
r
1
Evangelist Price
H E H R
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
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"Going Up”
Supplies are high
Machinery is high
Overhead is high
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A Chapter of
“The Broken Coin”
Every Saturday Night
Nuff Sed
Pathe Program
INCL0DINO
2 reels Neal of the Navy
2 ”
Get Rich Quick Wallingford
1 ”
Pathe News
1 ”
Comedy
Japanese
Every Monday
Matting
Universal Feature
Rugs
Wednesday and Friday
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tion guaranteed or mon­
ey back.
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exchange. Victor and Columbine ^ c *P*c'ty
1 Remington Sboles
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office
jtioo. At Quick's Second Hand Store. I
m S S J ü ill
H.O. ANDERSON
Don’t wait for bills-come along
any evening and we will
guarantee a good show
5 cents
Usually
15 cents