Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917, March 07, 1916, Image 3

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    MERELY MENTIONED
Try a c»u of that Tuna Fish at j Another “Wolf" is h-jre from San
Looks Like Roleaux
Lyons & Jones—only 15c per uau . Francisco. It’s not the “candy
E. S. Tuttle, of Baudou, was a kid” this time, but T. Wolf and he C. A. Dooley, a ball player from
Furin, Fit-Id »ud (Iran* Seeds at business visitor at this place Friday. carries a line of jewelry.
A Distinctive Reason
Marshfield is stopping' it the Baxter
Kniiwlton's drug store
1
Simplex
Cream
Sepaiatoi,
'
.
»00
C.
E.
liauson,
of
Haines
lulel,
During
b
is
t>i»y
b
tie
Mr.
D
o
o
.e
/«
H. VV. Mast was ill from Dora was a Coquille visitor Thursday .
lbs. capacity 1 Little Giant Rus­ personal appearaucs has called forth
What is the chief reason for the superi­
I Tuesday.
sian
Steam Turbine Separator, 400 a good deal of comment, nw ug to
ority
of Royal Baking Powder ?
U
ri.
Matuewsou
was
lu
from
tba
capacity
1
Remington
.Stioles
Riley Clin'ou whs here from Ban- Dors the Iasi of tile week
the
fact
that
lie
In
ars
a
very
strong
Typewriter
No
11
in
good
condi­
There are several good reasons, but there
don Saturday.
tion. At Quick’s Second Hand Store resemblance to Eddie polo, wbo
Doc
Barker
w»s
in
from
Fairview
is
one
which distinguishes Royal from other
W. H. Wauu »us ovtr from the Saturday.
In spite of the last week of un­ plays the iart of “R d«aui,"iu “The
baking
powders.
Bay last week.
Brokeu ootu ’’ Mr. Dooley should
received a supply of very usually cold weather, Dr V L. feel
A. N Gould, of Boudon, was in lim Just
highly complimented as Eddie
This reason, which every woman should
onion sets at Kuowlt o s Drug Hauilton 8 h \ h that most everyone
town Saturday.
Stupe.
know,
is that Royal Baking Powder is made
seems to be distressingly healthy; is some actor sud about as husky a
as ever was tl .shed ou the
Fresh Vegetables at all times at E. L. Rogers, a traveling sales­ and Dr. Low seems to have the same
from
cream
of tartar, which comes from
Lyons & Jones.
screen. Small boys have been vain
man from San Francisco, is in town. opinion ou the subject.
grapes.
This
means a healthful fruit origin.
Frank Nortou was o\ r from (he Cecil Cirter was dowu from Myr­ Henry Grady, one of the oldest ly following Mr. Dooley uioutid m j
It
means
natural
food as distinguished from
the hope of seeiug him get into
Bay Thursday.
settlers in the oounty, living at trouble.
tle Point the last of the week.
mineral
substitutes
used in other baking
Oved Wickham was down from E. J. Gallagher, of Spokane, was Myrtle l’oin', has been given up by
powders.
Powers Friday.
ill town a couple of days last week. the ductora and his death is ex­ Woman’s Study Club
There is no alum nor phosphate in Royal
Lex Cope, of Lauglois, was a Co- W. L. Tuvloi and Put Lundy pected at anv time. Not long ago
Baking
Powder
q uille visitor Saturday.
he
suffered
two
strokes
of
paralysis
The
domestic
science
department
were over from the Bay Friday
Choice onion sets ldo a poun I .at FARMERS—Geo. T. Moulton from wb;-h be has been unable to 0f ,be jv-man’s Study Club met
Knowlton’s Drug store.
j yesterday afternoon in the library
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO
wants your biles. Bitter see him reco.er.
A1 Reed was down Irom Powers about it. He wants furs also. 8-3tf All the auto drivers bad better and spent two hours very pleasantly
New York
Thursday.
j Jus. Jeukeus was up from River­ keep their eyes on their speedome­ in discussing “Beverages and C o n ­
ters, ss \V. H. Schroeder has the diments.'’ At the doss Mrs Law­
Chas. Deunis was over from Lake­ ton the last of the week.
city
watch in working order rence gave a reading on “Food for
side Saturday.
Jesse Clinton and 0, D. Price again slop
and
it will soon be in poases- Invalids and Convalescents'' ai.d all interior towns of Coos couuty establishing a lire department, to
Chas. E. Oliver, of Portland, was were dowu from Norway Thursday.
officers and meu ami to fix
sion
of
John
As the Mrs. Springer oue on “Home Care The return cargo to Portland will appoint
in Coquille Tuesday.
for same; iD fact to have a
W. J. Burner was over from the watch has been Hickbam.
be coal from the Riverton mine. salaries
out.
of
his
posses­
of
the
Sick.”
organized company.
S. Brewer was down from Myrtle Bay the middle of the week.
for some time, John will prob­ The lesson assigned for the uext The vessel’s capacity is 125 tone well Ordinance
148 was also
Point the first of the week.
full stock of best quality Garden sion
and Manager Hall expects the boat adopted. It ie No to prohibit
ably
try
it
out
on
the
first
speeder
the op­
meeting,
March
29,
is
chapter
7,
Arthur McKeown was over from Seeds in bulk at Knowlton’s drug be si es.
will have capacity cargoes each trip. eration of automobiles and motor­
“Animal
Foods,”
down
to
the
bot­
store.
the Bay on busiutss Wednesday.
cycle« or any kind of motor vehicle
—Portland Telegram.
tom of page 165.
within the city limits without a suit­
J. M. Robertson was in from Mc­ R. Marsden Sr. and James Mars-
Marriage
Licenses.
The liteiary department will meet
able
muffler for the same, and is al­
City
Council
den,
of
Marshfield,
were
in
town
Kinley Saturday.
so
to
prohibit the blasting of horns
March
13.
The
program
was
given
Andrew L. Marden and Mary Jacob­ in last week’s Herald.
WANTED—Chitham Bark. 1910 the last of the week.
at unnecessary times, except at
The
city
council
met
yesterday
sen.
Winnie Haynes, who was visiting Ovid A. Wickham.and Evelyn M.
j Peel. Geo. T. Moulton
tf
intersections. This ordinance
evening with all the members pres­ street
also
fixes a S ds for turning
Professional Cards
Ernie Bender was down from here last summer, is reported mar­ Corliss.
Breakwater Back Again ent except W. H Lyons. The reg­ said vehicles
in the streets except
ried
at
Eugene
to
Arthur
F.
Russel.
Mvrtle Point one day last week.
Walter Stull and Carolyn Bremer.
ular routine of bills were ordered at intersections.
Geo.
C.
Howard
and
Ula
M.
Redding.
E
f{.
Jones
and
N.
M.
McGilvery
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
The Breakwater is back on the paid. The city engineer was or­ The matter of a business-like li­
Ex-Mayor F. E. AlleD, of Marsh­
J were up from Riverton the last of
D entist
Coos Bay-Portlaod San Francisco dered to send for four differen* cense ordinance that would cover
field,
was
a
Coquille
visitor
Monday.
Rosenburg Brought Back run and called at the Bay Sunday kinds of water meters. These are merry-go-round*
Office ov( r Fii>t National Bank
ami skating rinks
...
C. McC. Johnson, of Bandon, was j the week.
Plione Main 431
M. Christeusen and Christ Nel- I. Rosenburg, the Jew tailor who on the way north. With two boats to be received on trial, and the best ' ' DOt come UP
a Coquille visitor Saturday.
od the run the freight situation kind will be selected and installed
324, Office
514, Re3.
Tuna Fish at Lyons & Jones 15c i sen were down from Myrtle Point cashed the check, alleged to be bogus, should
Announcement
te somewhat relieved, al­ in rooming houses, hotels, garages,
I
Friday.
at
Bandon,
and
who
was
captured
at
per cun.
G. EARL LOW. M. D.
I
hereby
announce myself a can-
City, is again in our midst. though the service is not doubled. etc., where water is used in excess
H. Barclay was over from the C. J, Gee and wife, of B.tudon, Crescent
P hysician and surgeon
.didate
on
the
Republican ticket for
He
was
brought
back
the
last
of
the
Following
is
the
schedule
of
the
were Coquille visitors one day last week by W. C. Laird and yesterday
C. A Machón aBked that he be the office of Sheriff of Coos oounty,
Office over Farmers & Merchants Bav the last of the week.
steamship company for boats from allowed to build a ten foot addition subject to the action of the voters
Bank
was taken to Bandon to have a pre­ Cons
W. A. Barr was over from the j week.
Portland: Kilburo, of galvanized iron on the east end !nt primary election in May.
John F. Russ, who huils from liminary hearing. He was bound over March Bay 12; to Breakwater,
Bay Friday.
March 21; of his pool ball in the Lorenz build- 2-29-6tp JOHN H. SHIELDS
to
the
grand
jury
in
$750
bonds,
and
as
from
j
Ohio,
spent
several
days
here
last
Dr. G. W LESLIE
John
Robbins
was
down
he
did
not
furnish
it
he
was
placed
in
Kilburn,
March
26;
Breakwater-
icg. The council left this up to the
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
! week,
the county jail to await the action of April 5, and Kilburn again April 19. city engineer.
Graduate of the American School Myrtle Point Friday.
A. Beckett, who left here sev­ the court. He insists that he is inno­ From Coos Bay to San Francisco J. D. Graham appli d for lease on To the Announcement
of Osteopathy of Kirksville, Mo.
Henry Schroedar was down from eral E. months
Republican voters of Coos
ago, is now located at cent.
Office in Eldorado Block
Myrtle
Point
Friday.
parcel
of
land
east
of
Ferry
street.
County—I
wish to announce that I
they
sail:
Breakwater,
March
19;
- a <■> «■ ■— - —-----
Marshfield
Oregon
his w « b referred to the finance am a candidate for County Assessor
Kilburo, March 16; Breakwater, committee
Call on Lyons & Jones when you San Francisco.
Lost
In
Our
City
report at next meeting, subject to the action of the Republi-
Why pay the price for seeds in
want a Nemo Corset.
March 2‘i; Kilburn,March 31 ¡Break­ Ordinance to No.
147 was adopted can primary next April.
packets
when
you
can
get
from
two
Dr. R. H. HOPKINS
John
W.
Motley,
of
Marshfield,
Yesterday
a
stranger
stopped
a
for
the
purpose
of
organizing aod
water,
April
10,
and
Kilburn,
April
to
four
times
ns
much
for
your
mon­
A mos L. N o sle r ,
QlIIROPR ACTOR
was a Coquille visitor Friday.
Coquille
man
near
the
Tuttle
House
15.
ey
at
Knowlton’s
drug
store.
l aird Building - Coquille, Ore.
Jens Hansen, of Marshfield, was F. L. Lundy, of Myrtle Point and informed him that he was lost
attending
to business here Tuesday. was transacting business here Sat­ in our fair city, He bad been here Cantine Meets Committee
Mrs. N. L. TYRRELL
the first of the week in company
J. A. Black, of Portland, was at­ urday.
NURSE
another man, bad dined at the The Executive committee of the
tending
to
business
heru
Tuesday.
Hal Baxter, wife and duughter with
Roads Association met at the city
Phor.e 574
Coquille, Oregon
Wickham
House and they had Good
Garden seeds at Knowltou’s drug are stopping at the Baxter this agreed to meet
hall
Saturday
afternoon. There was
at the same place present a representative
stoie.
from each
E. D. SPERRY
week.
again yesterday. Now be simply town in the county. E. I. Cantine,
the
Gio. 8. Gothro was over from Al Hite and wife, of Bandon, couldn’t
A
Scenic M arch 10th
locate
that
eating
bouse.
state
highway
engineer,
addressed
the
C
L
North Bend the middle of the week j were Coquille visitors the last of He was directed to the west end of committee on the coast highway ques­
Office in Robinson Building
C. D. Thomas, of Portland passed j the week,
one of our too numerous second tion. His view of the matter was that
through this place one day last ’ Deputy Sheriff Andy Davis was streets, and it is to be hoped that a good road from the Curry county line
IV. C. CHASE
and running north up the coast and
week.
serving legal papers in the country he found it.
A ttorney at L aw
then up from Bandon to Cedar Point,
J L. Masson, of Mvrtle Point, eight miles below Bandon Friday.
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg
the river to be bridged at that point,
[ made a brief business, visit to this For 30 days, beginning Feb. 15, Commercial Club Tonight was the proper system. In that way
city the middle of the week.
I will tune, regulate the action and The Commercial Club will meet to­ the road would connect with the Marsh­
C. R. BARROW
polish any Coquille piano for $5 night, and it is expected that a propo­ field road and thus make a good coast
A ttorney and C ounsellor at L aw
Jim Laird and Pearley Crowley and
guarantee the work. O. Sum­ sition will be discussed to establish an highway running north and south. And
Office Phone 335
I
were
in
town
from
Brewster
Valley
as it is advocated that the future state
ner.
Phone 926.
Residence Phone 346
exhibit of the products of the Coquille highway will come up the coast, we
Thursday.
F.
T
McMullen
anil
C.
Zumwalt
in the waiting room and automo­ would thus be in a position to make
We ha ve the very beet onion tets of Denmark, Curry county, were valley
J. J. STANLEY
bile stage headquarters at the junction good connections with the outside roads.
I
lCc
per
pound.
Knowlton’s
Ding
LAWYER
Coquille business visitors the last of First and Front streets. This will Since the railroad has come through,
j Store.
Richmond-Barker Building
be the greatest travel canter in Coos all the Good Road talk seems to be di­
of
Coquille, Oregon
Mrs. Otis Flitcrofi, of Fairview, the week.
county this summer. Some sixty auto rected on a coast highway County
stage trips will start from this waiting Ruad Engineer Murdock and the County
was a shopper in Coquille Thurs- j
Millinery
room, and all passengers on the river Court were present at the meeting.
A. J. SHERWOOD
day.
find the room a convenience.
A ttorney at L aw
Mrs. M. Nosier wishes to an­ steamers
T. B Klock, a creamery man of nounce
No better place for an exhibit could be
First National Bank Building
her
Early
Spring
opening
School Notes
I Seattle, was in town a couple of j of Millinery Saturday, March 11th. found. If the Commercial Club will
Rooms 2-3-4
| days last week.
take
a
useful
step
of
this
kind
the
Ladies are cordially invited.
Myrtle Cunningham and Ada Downs
editor of the Herald will resume his were
Lyons & Jones are agents for the
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employed in the county road
L. J. LILJEQI/IST
master’s office a part of last week.
I Nemo Corset. Just received some. Mrs. F. W. Barker, of Johnson’s monthly contributions.
A ttorney at L aw
new styles. Call and see them.
j „i)), has the thanks of the editor’s University Professor Lectures Mr. M. O. Hooton made his annual
First National Bank Building
visit to the schools last Thursday and
Three inches of enow was re- ,ami|y for a head of fiue brocoli
Coquille, Oregon
a talk to me eighth grade agri­
ported at the Neeley place on the riliged in her hou)e gardeD.
Dr. E. D. Conklin of Oregon Univer­ gave
culture class. Mr. Hooton knows agri­
sity
is
in
Coos
county
this
week
on
e
upper
uorlb
fork
of
the
Ccquille
WALTER SINCLAIR
A. E Morten, of North Bend, was lecture tour. On Thursday evening he culture and he also knows boys and
I Thursday.
A ttorney at L aw
(
,u
last week consulting will be in Coquille and will speak in the girls. His talks always take hold.
!
in
The W\ C T. U. meeting of Feb with this our city
The literary program for next Friday
Notary Public
Coquille
fire
chief in tegard to Co- High school assembly room, his subject under
the direction of Miss Newell will
25th was a good meeting. The next ¡ quiile’s fire system.
being “ The Psychology of the Crowd.”
This promises to be an exceedingly in­ consist of a production of the old play
meeting will be nt the city library . , ATTENTION,
„
^
We teresting address and an invitation is “ Everyman.”
Friday, * * March 10, at o 1 n. . A now carry a .. line of FARMERS!
t 4 the
.
T,
.
IN C L U D IN G
Best
block , extended to the public in general to at­ The basket ball season closed with an
good
attendance
is
expected.
:
Tonics,
Stock
and
Poultry
Prepara-
tend. In addition to the lecture there
to Bandon last Friday even­
2 reels N eal of the N avy
'‘Going Up”
Babv Buggies aud Runabouts LtiouH on the market. SA'IISFAC- will be musical numbers by Miss Bay excursion
ing. About fifty people went in addi­
All kinds of Fruit Jars, Stone Jars, TION POSITIVELY GUARAN- and the Girls’ Glee Club. Coquille has tion to the members of the team and
2
” G et Rich Quick W allingford
Churns, and 1 19 gal Barrel TEED. Fai mere Uuiou Store.
the reputation among the University they were repaid by being permitted to
Supplies are high Stone
1 ” Pathe N ew s
Churn, good as new At Quick’s!
2-15tf extension speakers of being a good witness one of the best games of the
Machinery is high Second
Hand Store.
town
in
which
to
apeak.
The
people
season.
The
score
of
32
to
18
does
not
1 ” Comedy
William Wheeler left last week turn out well and the crowd is atten­ fairly indicate the real interest of the
It is reported that the Macleay ; for an extended stay out in the val- tive. It is hoped that this reputation contest. The trip up the river from
Overhead is high : Estate
has bought the plant of thej ley somewhere near Eugene, think­ will be maintained on this occasion. Bandor can hardly be said to have been
But laundry prices haue ^6" j Coquille Valley Fishermen’s Co- ing that perhaps the change would
an enjoyable one. A dark night and a
The Best Laid Plans
m ai re d the same.
riling river caused delays so that the
! operating Canning company, and benefit bis health.
return journey which began at eleven
j that the deal was consummated Sat- Mrs. Sam Briggs, of Bandon, has Laat week might well be called f o'clock,
ended at eight the next mom-
We have given the mat­ ! urday.
spent the past week at this pi,ace “ the week of disillusions,” for there tng.
ter of laundering years
M. Shaw, M. D., eye, ear, nose helping Uke rare of her mother, was certainly lots planned that will1
of careful study. We and H throat
of Marshfield, jjrg £ Leneve, who has been quite never be carried off. flower lied«
A New Line
have kept persistently will he at specialist
Baxter Hotel, Coquille,
, ,
were sj-aded up. flowers planted, Direct steamship service between
at the task to produce Friday, March 10, 1916. Ola««« 1,1 for ,he ten daT8'
2-22t3
work that was free from fitted.
It is too bad those South Slough and camping trips planned; aod Portland
Bandon has been •«-
harsh methods. We have
pirate« can’t eat hay, for if thsy even ODe run was pulled off be­ tabliahed and
by
the
Riverton I uel com­
succeeded. Our wash­
could they would find it easy pick­ tween here and Marshfield by a pany, whose headquarters
are on
ing process has recently
ings at Bandon, as the Fifield which Marshfield stage car. The owner of the Coquille river. The gasoline
RATES; One cent a word, each in­ is high and dry on the beach has a eaid car stated that the next day he
been improved. Proper sertion.
boat Adwaneda will make
No charge less than 15 cents' large cargo of hay aboard her.
would start on a scheduled run; propelled
washing is the founda­
weekly
trips,
first sailing from
tion upon which is budd­ j SECOND HAND TYPEWRITER Saturday night three dances were whereupon Fred Slagle polished up Portland being the from
Albers dock
Pittsburg Visible; does first-class held at this place. One at Haezlet his Cadillac, put on bis Marshfield- No. 3 last sreek. Manager
ed the art of successful
8.
work.
For
sale
cheap.
Inquire
Coquille yellow pennaot, and pre- Hall announcea that the vessel W. will
Laundering. Satisfac­
Hall,
one
at
the
Coquille
Club
at
Herald
office.
tf
tion guaranteed or mon­
pared for b .ainess. Whereat the carry general c-rgo to all points
rooms
and , another in , the Brewster | weather
RECORDS—
for
,
,
clerk must have smiled to
ey back. : : : : : PHONOGRAPH
exchange, Vtctor snd Columbias lodging houae. And it has recently hlmge,f „ ,b„ garly rugh of the from IlaDdon up the Coquille river 5 cents
Usually 15 cents
in good order. iDquire at tliis Hen said that ‘ Coquille is no dance gg(lB and ttjen turned on the to Coquille and Mvrtle Point and
KUkLtl.AlM.hH lit 10 office.
town.”
'faucet.
all way ports aod with transfer to
Aylesworth’s "Hunting Big Game"
ttorn ey and
o u n se l l o r at
aw
I Oc
25c
Scenic Theatre
A Chapter of
“The Broken Coin”
Every Saturday Night
Nuff Sed
Pathe Program
dj
Every Monday
Universal Feature
Wednesday and Friday
WANT COLUMN
Don’t wait for bills-come along
any evening and we will
guarantee a good show