• h< r u t s filled up. It is * p i i- i n g W hy Hooton Did Not
wli.u ,i c h a n g e a little w u i k witll a |
Enter in Broad Jump
to ul sc r a p e r or drat;, a n d a bit of
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PU B LISH ED E V E R Y T U E S D A Y
s u n s h in e will m a k e . R o a d s that
S mo p e ople a r e w o n d e rin g why
were a m u c k w ith m u d were srai >tb A r t h u r H o o t o n , w ho ms h mu** of
Entered as second-class matter May 8 , 1 9 0 5 , at the post office a!
th e p o in ts for th e C oquilh l e i m in
1879 I a n d dry t b t e e d a y s later.
Coquille, Oregon, under act of Congrees of March 3,
U n d e r th e m a n a g e m e n t of J. R. th e field m e e t of last Sa turday, di t
; M cGee th e m in e is k e p t g o in g a n d not also clean u p the -l it. in the
P. C. L E V A R , LESSEE AND EDITOR
! t h is is th e p r in c ip a l i n d u s t r y of th e b ro a d j u m p , as tie has a r cor 1 for
LANS LEN EV E, C ITY EDITOR
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! place. T h e olil t u n n e l h a s been a far b e l t e r j u m p t h a n ill....... . • t h a t
Devoted to the material and social upbuilding ot the coquille V a l l e y a b a n d j o e d b ecause nl t|lc P »or won. L is te u d e a r reader, a n d we
p a r tic u la r ly a n d of C o o s County generally-
q u a l i t y o f t h e c o a l a n d a n o t h e r is will u n fo ld th e B a d ta e of a d .<•«
S u b s crip tio n , $ 1 . 3 0 p e r y e a r , in advance.
P h o n e M a i n 381 n o w being w o r k e d w h ic h is p r o d . - d u p l ic i ty a u d th e r e p re h e n sib le act
........................................................................... ............... ....................... ... — c iu g a be tte r q u a lity . R i v e r t o n h a s by wPicb be p laye d the lea-liny t art
long been f a m o u s as a coal p r o d u in a s c h e m e t h a t would hav • h on
WHEN IGNORANCE STUBBED ITS TOE
cer a n d th e s u p p l y is by n o m e a n s w o r th y a place in m L o n p i c t u a s .
B u t the t h i n g th a t I t Was in the relay race t h a t the
Another illustration has recently been jiiven of the e x h a u s t e d
THE COQUILLE HERALD
W oman’s Study Club
O n M o n d a y, A pril
17 ,
th e
* r e la y in g r o a d ph uk on ‘ 2 xti atriu-
gere.
W o-
,nal1 s S t u d y C l u b put aside th e ir
s t u d y ot A m e r ic a n a u t h o r s a n d
paid th e ir re spec ts to M a ste r W il-
liam S h a k e s p e a r e w h o , a . m e w< 1 Id
is a lm o st sure, was b o r n A p r il 2 3 .
1 56 4 — c o u l d n ’t h a v e been m >te
t h a n a d a y or t w o e a r lie r or later —
a n d , as the w orld is q u i t e s u r e , d e
p a r te d th is life A p t i l 2 3 , 1 6 1 6 . T h e
m e e t in g was at t h e h o m e ot M rs.
S p e rry .
T h e r e was to h a v e heen a sh >rt
lesson on " T r a v e l s ” b u t it was
»(OVERALLS
Mr. M a ter, his niece, M ra Nelson
a u d h e r tw o c h ild r e n , a re m a k i n g
th e place b o u g h t of A II. S m ith
have a dif f e r e n t a p p e a r a n c e aa a
habit .ton. vlr. N e 's in a n d the
elder t b r o t h e r of Mr. M a t e r will
com e to w a r d s fab from Ca>-pir,W>o
Thee- pe o p le com e he re for th e ir
'.¡ealih
F o r he alth a nd scenery tire
E ast F o r k is iu a c a m bv itself.
I t A. E A S T O N
. K eep Kids Kleen
T l»r moat practical, healthful, playtime
K .intents over in vented L r children I to
o >c«i •. o’ atfcc Mat! in one piece with
drop buck. Fesilv slipped on or off.
Eaji!y washed. N o fight elastic bands
to itop ciiculation. Made in blue
denun, and blue and white hickory
»tripos for all the year roun J. Alio
lighter w eight, fast -col; r material ic
dark blue. • Jet blue, tcu or d <rk red
for MHiimer wear, all appr Dii.tJy
truiun. d with f*it - color gala! =a
Made in Dutch neck with elbow
sleeves and high neck and loug
sleeves.
75c
the suit
If your deni' r cannot supply you,
We will send them, charges pit-paid
on receipt of price, 75c each.
Washington—By J. E. Jones
A,* r
free
L W .irc flm il.H n r, Loot f f
M ad* by
the T wo H oik , on ike L abel,
Levi S t r a u s . & C o . , S a n F r a n c i s c o
A .ird .d 6 RAN0 PBI2 E i l l b . P.P.I E.
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p o s tp o n e d on a c c o u n t of t h e illness
a , l J c o n s e q u e n t a b se n c e of several
w l,° w e r e 10 h a v e t a k e n p a i l in it.
T h e r e f o r e , d ir e c tly a lte r roll call
wil11 q u o t a t i o n s from S h a k e s p e a r e ,
Mrs. E p p e r s o n g a v e a ta l k o n ’’T h e
D iv in e William.” s k e t c h i n g his life
a n d w o r k a n d th e E l i z a b e t h a n a n d
Q A Y you are a reader of this pa-
sort of exasperating and ignorant opposition and adverse! Riverton is most proud of, and s t u n t was p u lle d off. II t ■ 1 was
^
per, and we will send you on
criticism the motion pictures meet with among people who m, sl justIy s°.>s lts school. Unde in th e race for th e last lap a u d when
approval the handsome volume en
d i r e c ti o n of Miss L a u r a j j bis tim e cam e he s uite I gniiv to
titled: MOUNT VERNON. T H E
A rthur -----------
Brisbane,!
lbe able
might be expected to know better...............—
’ i wiikins
NOTICE OF HE ARIN G O F FIN A L
and
Mis»
K i borine j finish th e t h i n g u p for tin- glorv of
HOME O F WASHINGTON. The
ACCOUNT.
editor of the New York American,
the
highest
salaried
caver
and
ink
used
in
printing
are
.
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¡ R o u n d s t h e term j u s t c 'o se d h a s C o q u ille . T h is he would have d,m e
colonial blue, and the tule is in gold
Notice is hereby given t h a t the fin-
and probably the most prominent e d i t ' d
m tins countlj,
been a m ust successlul one. F r i d a v Without special e ffo rt___ f it liHdn’t
leaf. The paper is Fnench vellum, , id account of Charles E. Baxter as a d
and the color, colonial buff The il
r e c e n t l y m a d e a speech a t a banquet of t h e N . Y .
Motion A pril 28th, w a s the c losing d a y a n d of been for th» b u r n e d l d i n u g g T b e
m in istra to r of the estate of George
lustrations were made by our own
Picture Board of Trade in New York in which he used the a sp le n d id p r o g r a m w as p r e p are d c a n i n e was a sntall one of frieky <lis- J acoL>ean tim e s in w h ic h he liv ed, artists, by special permission of the E. Baxter, deceased, has been filed in
authorities of Mount Vernon. This
the County Court of Coos County,
fo llo w ing language: “ I have never seen Mary Pickford, a n d r e n d e r e d . Als > a n u m b e r cl p o sitio n , b e l o n g i n g to Kirk Shell* v, ^ his was followed by discussii n, is the story of impressions left by Slate of Oregon, and th a t the 5th day
oilier parts m a d e u p th e e u te r ta i n a n d wneti Hoot< n s t a r te d dow n ibe a n d lh is
a trip to Washington's home, and an
m
u
sic
by
Mrs.
S
p
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r
r
y
,
of J u n e 1916 a t the hour of 10 o’clock
or Charles Chaplin, or Theda Bara, or Miss Clark. As to UKUl of t h e e v e n in g w h ic h was e n
eminent authority says: "B reathes
A. M., has been duly appointed by
of the real spirit of the place
censorship—I do not think I can become very much ex j o y e d by one of the largest crowd's track F i d o to o k a n otion to g o a lo n g vvhicb afforded th e h e a r e r s m u c h more
than anything else ever w r i t te n . ”
such Court for the hearing of objec
S o l . e lit in b e h in d the r u n n e r **nd P,easuTe
S h e P la ye l a n d sa n g
cited about it. The modern motion picture is an amuse ever seen at the place. T h e teach follo w ed at his heels, p o u n d i n g th se v e ra l of S h a k e s p e a r e ’s so n g s , a n d Regular price $1.00. I f on receipt tions to such final account and the set-
you find it satisfactory, remit 75c;
ment, and its success is based upon the stupidity and lack ers ab o v e m e n t i o n e d h a v e g iv e n g r o u n d e n e r g e tic a lly iu his effort to one of S h e r i d a n ’s — “ H e r e ’s to t h e otherwise retu rn within one week. tl.in c u t thereof, a t which time any per
son interested in such e state m ay a p
U S . P r e s s A s s o c ia tio n ,
of intellectual development of the human race. The mov sp le n d id satisi iction a u d h a v e keep u p . H o o t o n s p l i n te d away M aiden of B a shful F i f t e e n . ”
pear and file objections thereto in
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writing and contest the same.
ing picture is a money-making proposition, and whether it s h o w n a u e a r n e s t desire to c a r r y on from tbe t w o - le g g e d r u n n e r s with T o w a r d th e close ol th e ve ry
the w o i k of t h e school in spirit as c o m p a r a t i v e ease, b u t j u s t b e h in d ! p le a s a n t a f te r n o o n d e lic io u s confec
CHA RLE S E. BAXTER,
is censored or not l don’t in the least care
A F E W O F OUR
well as in letter.
5-2-5t Adm inistrator of the Estate.
T h o se present
he h e a r d t h e ry t h m i c b e d of o t h e r tio ns w ere s e r v e d .
It is hardly necessary to point out to anyone who Below R i v e r t o n t h e r e a r e m ore feet, a n d he n a tu ra lly im agined th a t ! w ere: M e s d a m e s L o n g s t o n ,S p r i n g -
knows anything about motion pictures the gross ignorance fine (laity t a n c h e s : J o h n Belioni, som e o t h e r c o n te s t a n t was clore at ! e r ’ K ogers, A n d e r s o n , P e i k in s .
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displayed in such an utterance, nor the insufferable and G . H . Sell, G A. M aas, a n d the his heels H » s p u r t e d , but tljt* dog ! P u r s le y , E p p e r s o n a n d S p e r r y .
A to ile t preparation o f m erit. ■
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self-sufficient egotism of the man who would make such a
F o r R e s to rin g C o lo r a n d
I
B e a u ty to G ra y o r F a d e d H a ir J
e n t . May 8 , is h e r e g iv e n :
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remark about something that he confessed th at he knew ones. O n L i t u p a c r e e k L- W o o d til» bet ]s of his pace maker. H o o p a jr r tm
ih n G r e e n l e a t W h i tie r.
R 1! •
r u ff a n d G G . B o rg a rd a re r u n n - n g
I I N D E R C O R N S R em o v es C o rn s, Cad-
louses, e tc ., stops &11 pain, ensures com fort to the
nothing. It is, perhaps, hardly to be wondered at that fine fa rm s a n d j u s t above is a log to n It t out s n o l h r r link t > 1 0 p u r call w ith lines from W n i u i e r . T i i x
RANCH PROPERTY
feet, m akes w alking easy. 16*. by m ail o r a t Drug*
pose, h u t w ith th e deteimiimtic 11 to
i gift«. B lfoox Chemical W orks, Patchogue, N. Y .
some of the smaller intellects of the country are guilty of g i n g c a m p o p e i a t i u g in th e C oa ch d o or -lie for Ci q m ll e u- p u t every on W h i t t i e r ’s life a n d c h ara cte r No 7 - A place conta fling 60 acres, 30
!
exactly similar breaks. In the case of Brisbane, however, t im b e r h o l d i n g s a n d e m p l o y i n g o u n c e of his fo rc e into his r u n n i n g with re a d i n g from B u r t o n s Lite .. | ¡'cres of it fine bottom land situated 7
T a lk 1 1 'ilea from Coquille 0.1 the main river,
his prominence made his idiotic utterances so noticeable a b o u t 70 men. W . P. M c K e n n a is uud by th e time he reached the tape, W h i t t i e r — M rs . A n d e r s o n
w
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foi Balance of land is good gra ss land.
that he was at once inundated with a storm of protests, tim e k e e p e r a n d lo o k s a lte r the m any feet a h e a d of his n e a r t s t o p
Price $4000
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business ot the camp.
p o n e n t a n d with the dog still a t his
and it is likely that he learned a few things that had
f 0. 8 - A 100 acre sto k ranch. 10 acres
“ .■Snowbound” w ith r e a d i n g s — Mrs
it. is fine river bottom. Situated 7
never penetrated his consciousness before. Then he made R e t u r n i n g t o w a r d R i v e r t o n we heels he was ail in , or a little more P e r k i n s . T a l k — W h i t t i e r ’s Reli ¡ci
j miles from Coquille on mam river.
hit the ferry a n d crossed t h e river a u d » h e n he crossed the line he c ol
a more or less graceful somersault and came down right to visit si me of the d a i t y m e n on l ap s ed c o m p le te ly T hen, as he lay g i o u s P o e m s w ith r e a d i n g s Irotn
Price $350u
side up, a t last. He made acknowledgment of his error, th a t side H e r e we found t h e H ulls. g a s p i n g on th e g r o u n d , F i d o rau " T h e Paternal G o o d n e s s , ” "M y i o. 13—A fine well-improved Dairy
and expressed a determination to see the motion pictures F E H u l l a n d H u l l B r o t h e i s , both a r o u n d a n d lic ked his face in f r ie n d S o u l a n d I ” — M rs. L o n g s t o n I \ ,l k ranch, 8 miles from Coquille containing
0 a c r e s , 50 acres of it fine bottom land
and find out for himself what they were like, to “ see w ith fine larg e dairies. A lso L . A. ly c o n g r a t u la t io n . Realizing th e n w ith r e a d i n g s — W h i t t i e r as an a n ti 1 1 good cultivation, balance fine bench
sla
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y
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—Mrs.
S
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Mary Pickford cry and see Charlie Chaplin twinkle his H u f f o td a n d E G. K a y . W e are the t r u t h , H o o t o n did not receive T a l k w ith r e a d i n g s — N e w E n g and hill land all in Grass, 2 Houses, 2
barns, separator House and all other
feet,” which he had never witnessed heretofore. He also s u r p r i s e d at th e n u m b e r s of cows th e c a r e s s in th e sp ir it iu which it land Lite a n d L e g e n d s in W h i t t i e r ’s necessary
outbuildings, also 20 head of
k e p t, r a n g i n g over forty on som e was given. A n d th is is the tru e s t o
made handsome acknowledgment of the value of motion ol these places. T h e y h a v e sp le n ry of how C o q u i ll e s ’s sta r p e r fo r m e r P o e m s — Mrs. Y o u n g .
fine Dairy Cows, Chickens, Hogs, and
all farm ing Machinery go with the
pictures in an educational way, and gave evidence of hav d id p a s t u r e a n d h a y la n d s b u t are was i n c a p a c i t a t e d for the broad
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j.!ace; also z wagons, 1 hack, and a
1 be d o m e s tic sc ienc e d e p a r t m e n t
, .
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ing experienced quite a change of heart. It is to be re b itidica pped by lack of r o a d s as j u m p , w h ic h c a m e late r, and wht we
1
good team of Horses, close to good
of th e W o m a n s S t u d y C l u b met Schooli store, and P. O. A snap for
t
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gretted that other loss prominent and equally uninformed
ye sterd a y a f te r u o o n iu th e l ib r a r y som eone The price is right, and good
of the opponents of motion pictures could not be brought c o n s t r u c t i o n . T h e slips at th e ferry
a
n d d isc usse d " M i l k ”
I n a d d itio n t j r m s given. Terms are >4 cash, Bal.
Gone
on
a
Visit
to their senses. It would not only be creditable to them a re so ste ep as to m a k e it im possible
to t h e lesson in ‘ N u t r i t i o n a n d on time to suit purchaser, secured with
to get a cross w ith a n y t h i n g of a
Mrs. W . O. M a t th e w s , of Fair- D i e t ” th ere was a r e a d i u g by Mrs. mortgage a t 7 per cent.
but better in many ways.
load.
ood Bargains
Real Estate
T h e f a rm e rs g e n e r a ll y a r e alive
to the road q u e s t io n a n d se v e ra l of
th e m e x p r e s s e d th e m elves on the
bon d iu :; q u e s t i o n , som e i n favor
ind som e a g a i n s t .
Matty se em to
ho ld the view t h a t if b o n d s are v o t
ed all th e m o n e y will be sp e n t on
so m e m a in h i g h w a y ne ar t h e larg e r
to w n s, a n d th e fa rm e rs g e n e r a ll y
will re a p little beuefit, w hile o th ers
c o n te n d t h a t t h e sy s te m of p e r m a
nent ro a d c o n s t r u c t i o n m u s t begin
at the c o m m e rc i a l c e n te r s a n d ra-
d i a ’e from t h is c e n tr a l p o in t, a u J
“ LET HIM WHO IS WITHOUT SIN----- ”
In the Circuit Court again last week was threshed
over the depressing story of the two Bandon girls who
have been in the limelight so much in the last year or so.
The whole gruesome story of the downfall of the girls
was gone over again. Those who wish to read the de
tails will have to look for them in some chaste family
journal other than the Herald. Why any newspaper that
goes into the homes of the community, and which does not
have to do so, should spread the saddening and disgusting
story before its readers again is hard to understand. And
these people think that a board of censorship is needed fo rj,h:it *’ is ra,,st necessary to provide
motion pictures ! So far as the young victims of male de- 1" sl lu' tlie lleaviest "atfie, bat that
generates are concerned, they have certainly been held up
, ,
,,
to contumely enough. I hat they seem to have no power-1 [)irlK of the county
ful and influential defender seems to be a temptation to
some to safely add to their burden. 1 he Herald will not
Senior» Are Entertained
co-operate. The sooner a merciful oblivion is allowed to
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of
t
h
e
most e n jo y a b le af
cover their past delinquencies the mare chance there will
fairs of th e school year was th e
be that they may yet redeem themselves from the burden
seven o 'c lo c k d i n n e r giv en by M r.
of disgrace with which they have been weighted down.
:tnd Mis. H o w a r d to th e S e n io r
NO RESTICTIONS ?
The editor of this paper has always had a hazy idea
that there were some restrictions as to what could be pub
lished regarding a case in court, while it was still on trial.
He did not suppose that a paper would be allowed to place
in the hands of the jury before which the case was being
tried, comments, insinuations, charges and arguments
calculated to cause them to discredit the evidence on
either side of the case—even though th at might be the
aide of a defendant whom the newspaper had it in for. It
seems th at the editor of this paper was mistaken.
Random Rambles
son a n d a n u m b e r of o t h e r s w hose
n a m e s we d i d not l e a r n . R iv e r to n
is i m p r o v i n g s o m e w h a t a n d a d d i n g
to its b u i l d i n g s . S e v e r a l c h a n g e s
h a v e o c c u r r e d since o u r last visit,
a m o n g t h e m was t h e d e s t r u c t i o n ol
the re sid en c e of C A P e t e r s o n , one
ol t h e iti. west a n d nicest of th is place.
It was b u r n e d to th e g r o u n d 01: S i t -
ttr d a y t h e 2 2 , a n d m u c h of the c o n
te n ts w e re lost
T h e 1 >ss w as p a r t
ly c o v e r e d by i n s u r a n c e .
(B y n R a m b le r.)
L ast week th e R am bles were c o n
s p ic u o u s by th e ir absence, n o t be
c a u s e th ere w as u othittg to w rite
b it’ b ecause th e R a m b le r fail».I to
ge t a r o u n d in tim e
T h e section
visited was t h e A r a g . a n d F i s h t r a p
sections, f a m o u s as n d a iry c o u n t n
T h e r e a re m a n y fine farm s in this
part a n d the rich a lu v ia l soil is well
a d a p t e d to the g r o w i n g ol alm ost
U n d e r th e d irec tio n of W . W .
a n y k i n d of c rop
S m i t h , w h o h a s c h a r g e ol the \v u k
O u r last t r ip took us to R iv erto n iu th is distr ic t, a n effort is being
a n d on to Lattip a c te e k
T h e r e are m a d e to k e e p th e t o a d s in 1 t e p a i r.
a n u m b e r of f ir e d a i t v fa rm s j u s t hut t h e f r e q u e n t r a in s and th e an
below to w n
A m o n g th em Is W tos m a k e it difti, nil to d \
How ev
W . S a n d e r s , th e J o h n s o n place, J. er, t h e s u n is no »■
nit than he
T . H a r t l e y , C h r i s T erre s, foe C o l is on th e j o b with
m m it a n d
lie r, J. H. R. S h e l to n , Ole Sinion- th e r o a d s a re sm o o th e d d o w n a n d
view , s t a r t e d W e d n e s d a y w ith her
tw o y o u n g e s t b o y s to m a k e a visit
to h e r m o th e r , Mrs. J. O. F r e e m a n ,
at N e w p o r t , O r e g o n , S h e e x p e c ts
| to he g o n e a m o n t h or six w eeks,
a n d o n h e r r e t u r n Irtp will visit h e r
sister, M rs. E d P a t t e r s o n , at Rose-
burg.
Mr. M a t t h e w s will m eet
t h e m t h e r e a n d b r i n g th e m in by
w a g o n r o a d . T h i s visit b a s been
in c o n te m p la ti o n by Mrs. M a t th e w s
lor a l o n g tim e, a n d the c o m p l e ti o n
of the r a ilr o a d m a k e s it m u c h easier
and cheaper.
J L- S m i th on " T h e U ses ol M i l k . ”
T h e lesson for M ay 1 5 is the
co n clu sio n of th e c h a p t e r , com
tu en c in g at " C o m p o s i t i o n of P r o
d u c t s ol M i l k , ” on p a g e 189
Sheriff's Sale of Real Property on Foreclosure
N otick is h e r e b y givkn , T hat by
virtue of an execution duly issued out
of the Circuit Court of the S ta te of
Oregon, for the County of Coos, and to
me directed on the ‘20th day of April
1916, upon a judgment and decree duly
rendered, entered of record and dock-
eted in and by said Court on the 7th
day of April 1916, in a certain suit then
in said Court pending, wherein John D.
Goss was plaintiff and John G. Mullen,
administrator of the estate of John W.
Negithon deceased, Alfreda Negiihon,
University Lecture
John Doe and Mary Doe and all heirs
known o r unknown of John W. Negi-
D r . J J L a n d s b u r y , h e a d of th e thon deceased, were defendants in fa-
vor of plaintiff and against said de-
p i a n o d e p a r t m e n t at O r e g o n U n i fendants by which execution I am com-
v e r s i t y , will d e live r a le c tu re 1 n manded to sell the property in said
execution and hereinafter described to
m u s i c at th e H i g h sc hool n e x t pay the sum due the plaintiff of seven
T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g at e ig h t o ’c lo c k . hundred seventy-four and 40-100 ($774 -
40) dollars, with interest thereon a t
D r . L a n d s b u r y is a fiue p ia n is t a n d the rate of 6 per cent, per annum
his i n te r e s t in g lec tu re s a r e c o p io u s from the 7th day of April 1916, until
paid together with the costs and dis
ly i ll u s t r a te d on th e p i a n o
H e h a s bursements of said suit taxed a t Sixty
Dollars
$60.00) together with an a t
been g i v in g a c o u rse of le c tu re s in
torney’s fee of $75.00, and costs and ex-
P o r i l a n t l a n d they h a v e been e n penses of said execution. I will on Sut-
T h u r s d a y urday, the 3rd day of Ju n e 1916, at the
class ot t h e local H i g h school last t h u s ia s tic a lly received.
hour of 10 o ’clock a. m. of said day i t
L e t us r o u n d the front door of the County Couii.
F tidav evening.
Mr. a n d Mrs. is c l e a n - u p h o lid a y .
House in Coquille, Coos County,
H o w a r d a r e d e li g h t f u l h osts a n d out a good d a y ’s w ./tk w ith an Oregon, sell at public auction to
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the y o u n g folks look fo r w a r d to the
the
h'Khest
ladder
for
cash
all
T i t e t e will in hand on the day of sale,
occasions o f their hospitality' as the to h e a r D r L a n d s b u r y
the right, title, interest and e state
be
no
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d
m
iss
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n
c
h
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g
e
which
said
defendants
John
G.Mullen
as
red letter d a y s of the y e ar, a n d F r i
administrator
of
the
e
state
of
John
W.
d a y ’s d i n n e r se e m e d th e c a p sheaf
deceased, Alfreda Negithon,
Platinum From the Beach Negithon
Due and Mary
Marv Doe and »11
John Doe
all heir.
heirs
to th e d e li g h t tu l m e m o r ie s ol the
knownandunknown.ofjohn \V.Negithon
h a p p y school d a y s to w h i c h they
M. A . S i m p - n is e a r n i n g iti a | deceased and all persons claiming under
must say goodbye one mouth from sm a ll p h ial a trifle ov e r t wo p e n n y
$
weigh > ot pi , ..n u n w hic h w e i e s e __ and
to said ____
real property or any p a r rt t
__ ______
l,Hl ■>'
at h is m ine on \ \ h . - k e v R u n | thereof said premises hereinbefore men-
Soon "lei ,iie 'r a r i i v a l , h e t?“««* hy ..red
a m a n he had e m o l o v e d , w hile itioned are described in said execution
were u sh e re d in to t h e dinin g room | h e w g s l t , aUendal]ce a t e c o m u u r t las*
, a!(| as follows,
follows to-wit:
to-wit:
where the tas te fu lly a p p o in te d table ! w eek
T h e n tal is w o r t h in its
* _____
.
was d . o ra te d w ith d a i n t y b a sk e ts I p r e s e n t state .b out $ 7 5 an o unc e,
ol lil ies tied u p o n th e t n ti d i e s of anc^
Httleti.ise in th e p h i i l is
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f
' w o r th over > ; so- T h i s , with $2 20
witii It w re pl.n'i e n d s in the lortu .
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, , ure d , ,, .... 1S
rr ,
,u '« so ld , is 0.1U Mr. S i m p s o n s sh a r e
1
ep u
lie
n f , | le p roduct
DO( to e ic e e d
ing u n r o lle d th e d ip lo m a s pro v e d fifteen y a r d s >1 sa n d a n d a c o u p le
to he s n a p s h o t s of Mr. a n d Mts. of d a y s ’ w o-k i n d ic a ti n g t h a t the
How ard.
Mr H o w a r d at t h e head beach m in i n g r W h i s k e y R u n is a
ol th e table a n d Class P r e s id e n t r a t h e r profitable i n d u s t r y .
E t till Leslie at the foot saw to it
t h a t the o th e r s c o n d u c t e d them -
selves with d u e d i g n i t y , w h ile Mr*.
H o w a r d , isxLted by h e r sister, Miss
F r.i S iaw - ved d e le cta b le v iands
to tlte a c c o m p a n i m e n t of ha ppy
ta l k , inte rspe rse d with c o n u n d r u m s
and j o k e s a n d .ill the o t h e r in no-
c ent table p a stim e s th a t t h e host so
II
well u n d e r s t a n d s p r o m o ti n g
was a late h o u r w h e n th e gue sts
,
,
,
, .
took their departure, havtng had
Cheese Maker» to Organize
A n i m p o r t a n t m e e t i n g will be
held in t h is
ty T h u r s d a y w h e n
r e p re s e n ta tiv e s from ev ery c h ee se
factory in C s a n d C u r r y c o u n ti e s
will m eet here tor t h e p u r p o s e ol
fo rm in g an
g a n iz a t i o n for tbe
s t a n d a r d i z i n g an 1 c i - o p e r a t i v e m ar-
k e t i n g o f th e ir p r o d u c t.
It is said
[ th a t th e great n c re ss a tt a in e d In
T il l a m o o k c o u n ty
cheese m ake rs
1 is
■„ d u e to th ir o r g a n i z a t i o n , and
,
,blIW . |t)U
the happiest evening of the school ge her to re p
year.
J methods.
ge,
wiII
to.
of similar
th e benefit
h^ L (,W *1. sVrio'n Three’ l l
l u a r !V P - >Y 4 OI o eciio n in r e e
The Northeast’q uarter of the Soti'heast
quarte r ( N E '4 S K ‘4 ) of Section Four
1 } 4 ) ^ d lot Four of Section Ten (10). All
in Township Twenty-five (25) South
o( r ,
T& , ve <12 West of the Wil-
lamette Meridian, Coos County Oregon,
r-aiii sale being made subject to re-
demption in the manner provided by
Dated this 26th day of April 1916.
A L f R E D JO HNSON, J r.,
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
5-2-5t
East Fork Items
a,ld " rs A b i n « ’» eon, s g e
seveu years, d i e d T u e s d a y , t h e 25th.
The
Iv w-.s b u r i e d in D o r a cem e
tery where flic L tt g h b o r s g a th e r e d
in goodly n u m b e r s foa the
s e rv ice .
fu n e ra l
h a ir
a l s a m
No. 16—A nice little ranch of 24 acres
with 22 acres of it in the bottom under
The Celebrated
the plow, the balance of 2 acres good
bench land; small Orchard, with large
7 room House and Barn, situated 7 miles
from Coquille on main river, Price $7200
Terms 1 - cash bal. t . suit purchaser a t
Awarded Gold Medal
5 per cent on deferred payments.
p.
P.
I. E. San Francisco, 1915
No 2 3 - T h i s is a snap if taken soon, a
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1 acre trac ^ one mi*e from Coquille. A
ncw 7 room residence, 4 acres in good
cultivation, young orchard of 125 choice The strongest and nearest water-proof
fruit trees, j u s t beginning to bear, Shoes made for Loggers, Cruisers,
„ .
L
.
, Miners, Sportsmen and Workers.
1 rlce *'700. Terms one-half cash, bal-
*' lce to suit purchaser at 8 per cent on
de ferred payments.
KI
Men’s Comfort Dress Shoes
No- 24—A mce llttle I0-acre ranct>. 5
acres of it fine bottom land in good cul-
tivation, balance good bench land
cleared and in good grass,good orchard,
Strong Shoes for Boys
,
, .
,
B
house an<J barn-
mlle fro™ good
Manufactured by
school, postoffice and store, situated on
main river 10 miles from Coquille.
p ri(.„
Thi,
ia „
Theodore Bergmann
Knce *]- w - 1 ms sure is a snap if
taken up soon.
Bergmann Shoe
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
CITY PROPERTY
No. I I —A fine Residence Lot 50xl0J
fine Location
Price $350
62 !
T h u rm an
St
P ortlan d , O regon
Ask for the Bergmann Waterproof
shoe Oil.
o*0- 1*—One acre fine bottom land, 3-4
mile from Coquille. Good buy. Price $250
. .
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. , „ . . .
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A 2-acre trac t, 1-2 mile from
Coquille. City w ater and a nice new four
room bungalow. Good terms. Price $1300
No. 2 0 - A good 5-room residen-.e and
. __ .__
, .
., , ,
*wo n.lce corner l°ts- ( , ood location. A
snaP if taken soon.
Price $650
No. 25- A new 5-room modern residence
, .
, . „ , ,
and tw0 l° t s . Good location in east part
of town.
Price $1500
No 26—One fine
..,.c residence lu(,
wltI1
lot with
good house and o r c h ^ T l - 2" b i l k ' s
f ’om Post Office. A good buy.
$2000
No.
nice 5. room cott
and four
.
0
Ic‘ts- Good location.
P n c e $1500
2 9 _ A fine residence lot 1 1 ‘ 2 block
* 7 nn
Jm 4 09t Office.
Price $700
No. 33—A fine 9-room modern residence
1 block from Court House, and one cor-
„ _
. -
,
,
, ,
" , r o t ' A fine locatlon and a
ha*
if taken soon. Also good term s of pay-
ment.
Price $1400
N o . 3 2 _ A good house and one lot, one
biock from Court House. Good terms.
Price $800
No. 34—A good 7-room residence with
bath; good basement and new barn; I
good family orchard. The place con- j
tains six lots, four of them fine bottom j
lots. Sttuated two blocks north of the \
Court House. A good buy. Price $1900
No. 35—A nice 8-room residence and
ore lot. One and one-half block from
Post Office.
Price $1500
No. 36—A fine residence lot 1 1-2 block
from Post Office.
Price $525
f rAm p n af nffiop
A cur c it t it in o v e r th e m o u n ta i n s
Tb>s is only a few of our good buys
W e d n e s d a y t h .t h s d been «h ip p ed
City Property. When you w ant to
,,
, ' ,
v.
buy property call on the Cooutlle Val-
to R o e eb u rg from N o r t h D a k o t a .
w . Rea, E^ e ^
M d y Man.
T ed B a k er is b o s s in g a g o o d j o b ger.
Phone 711.
P. O. Box 193.
Ne w H|ome
Users
Are
Quality Choosers
For Sale By
COQUILLE FURNITURE CO.
Coquille, Oregon
The New Home S e w i n g
Machine Company
San Francisco
California