MEHELY MENTIONED
Kill the Squirrels
dnd Gophers
I t .
Red Dragon
Squirrel and OophoMFolaon
W ill rid your place o f Squtr.
tele. Gophers, Rats, Field Mica
Crowe and all such pests
Results— or You*
Money Back
a « ìk
I F U IIH M « PHARMACY I
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S O LO B Y
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'r '- i i a o n j
the recent miu’ h n et
Whirlwind in ‘ ‘P eggy1’
J. H. Lam b o f F ish T rap wan u
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, wiuil-t have beeu ho cold, would cast
Read
the
W
ant
uda
Thev
tnav
C
oqu
ille
Visitor
the
last
o
f
the
W
et*.
n t io u w M D it u i,
lu e y may
-i
their eyes in that direction and nee
Like a imu ry little whirlwind, Peggy
help you.
j
J ty a can of ih t I uni E ieh nt
BUOW capped peaks in the dis- from America upseta lue truuuiuiia oi
Mrs K. D. Sperry visited in Lyons A Jones
o rlv 15 j per can.
would have the answer the pretty Scottish mountain hamlet
where she goes to live after her fath
Marehtieid I riday.
E ru tti K r wami w ». iu from to the p ioh lem .
er’s death. Billie Burke stars in this
1 B iew stei V alle» the mi Idle of tlie
A lt womeu of Ci qu ille who are lu Ince-Triangle play, "P e g g y .”
M is iE ffie H omi k left 'Iburs lay
week.
An orphan and heiress, Peggy Cam
au y wnv iiderested in the c ming
for N orth Bend lo reside
Last week Dr 1t. II. Hopkins left p,|„ , Mry , lectioii on May 1 i). are In eron is a lively member of New York’s
Call on l.yont- & donee wie n you
for a two weeks virit with bis par- j v i u d uud ur(<B,| to alleu I a ineel- exclusive set. There comes to her a
wi nt a Nem o C oiset.
letter from her uncle in Scotland, offer
euts at Portlaud
| in g to lie hel.t in the M. E cuuicb ing her a home with him.
Peggy ac
\ erlin 1’srker was up from Bau.
F m i V - ; i u > ! i i at ail times at | p »rlors on Thuredsy Mty 18 at 2:30 cepts the invitation, and counts treez
dun yesteiday.
ing into the little town of Woodkirk, ii
p. m.
Commutée.
Lyons & Jones.
the Scottish highlands one blight Sun
■Vrs. Lem Coihrau
was dowu
Th e cou it house la vn has beeu day morning
Clarence T u ltle was a Marshfield
Her automobile causes
from Pi.w. rs last week on a visit.
j tended to d iligen tly and many be.u- consternation among the villagers.
visitor Suuday ud M onday.
F o r e.\pert piano tin iug, etili on
Andrew Cameron, (Win. H. Thomp
t if ul flowers have been plaated
F rtd K elley was down from P o w
If
O. Sumner.
along the sidewalks leading to the son) the uncle, is a dour old Scot, whi
ers Yesterday.
doesn’t approve o f Peggv or her ear.
I building. The lon g walk leading
J. J. Houser, of B r i'g e , was a
He and the minister, Rev. Donald
Bas*- Ball, Basket Ball and T en
visitor at this t
th e in id d le o l
up to the front entrance la hedged Bruce (William Desmond), surprise
nis supplies at tin Backet Store.
hi on both sides with rows of beau Peggy working under her machine in
the week.
Janus Brown, of M rytle P oin t, |
overalls. Her uncle is shocked and
tiful pansies,
Otis F iitcroft and daughter Brica was a Coquille visitor le d e r d iy .
Mrs
Frank Dungey and liltle
w. re in the city fiom Fairview Sat
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
D e n t is t
OlHce ov< r First National Bank
Pilone Main 431
324, Office
514, Res.
G. EARL LOW. M. D.
P hysician
and surgeon
Office over Farmers & Merchants
Bank
Dr. G. W. LESLIE
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Graduate o f the American School
of Osteopathy of Kirksville, Mo.
Office in Eldorado Block
Marshfield
Oregon
Dr. R. H. HOPKINS
C h ir o p r a c t o r
l.aird Building
- Coquille, Ore.
Mrs. N. L. TYRRELL
NURSE
Phone 574
Coquille, Oregon
E. D. SPERRY
A ttorney and
C ounsellor at L aw
Office in Robinson Building
W. C. C H A SE
A ttorney
at
L aw
Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg
G. R. BARROW
A ttornky and C ounsellor at L aw
Ollice Phone 335
Besidence Pilone 346
J. J. STANLEY
LAWYER
Riclunond-Barker Building
Coquille, Oregon
A. J. SHERWOOD
A ttorney at L aw
First National Bank Building
Rooms 2-3-4
L J. LILJEQVIST
A ttorney
at
L aw
First National Bank Building
Coquille, Oregon
WALTER SIN CLAIR
A ttorney
Notary Public
at
L aw
Coquille
' ‘G o in g U p ”
Supplies are high
Machinery is high
Overhead is high
But laundry prices haue re
the same.
mained
We have given the mat
ter of laundering years
of careful study. We
have kept persistently
at the task to produce
work that was free from
harsh methods. We have
succeeded. Our wash
ing process has recently
been improved. Proper
washing is the founda
tion upon which is budd
ed the art of successful
Laundering. Satisfac
tion guaranteed or mon
ey back. : : : : :
COQUILLE LAUNDRY S lt t CO.
a C* qu ille c
Marshfield friends for a ftw
Picnic Itii><-li sels at the
days Store for 15 and 25 cents.
lest week.
Penny post cards to he found
the Backet Store.
people
at
went
(laughter Jean left this m iniug for
1er Sat unlay.
M is. W aller Sinclair was viailing
Quite a number ot
P ro fe s sio n a l C a r d s
Billy Burke a M etry
otiring why
u ioey.
tor T h e R e d K in d "
I f ihe people who have been won-
T ilet soaps nt the Hacket Store.
Frank Fish, of Ba croft
Coquille business v is ito r last
weeks with M is D u n g e ;’ « mother.
was a I
E- A
It is important for reasons o f health and
practical economy for every housekeeper
to ask herself this question:
“ Do I prefer a pure baking powder like
Royal, made o f cream o f tartar derived from
grapes, or am I w illing to use a baking
powder made o f alum or phosphate, both
derived from mineral sources ? ”
The names o f the ingredients printed
on the label show whether the kind you
are now using or any brand, new or old,
that m ay be offered is a genuine cream
o f tartar powder, or merely a phosphate
or alum compound.
Royal Baking P ow der contains no alum
nor phosphate.
R O Y A L B A K IN G P O W D E R CO.
N e w York
Jacksonville, Ore., lo spend several
U ckt t
Which Do You Prefer?
F ol-om is m oving nto the
week. j -
S h t l "O od cott-ge, a block
east of
.
the Tuttle house.
H. E. K elley, o f E ugen e, *pent a
Mrs. Flossie F oote r e tm n e l the
few houis in our city Thursday.
The Prize Winners
Late Monday night the decision of
T h e debate at the court hon«e be-
the judges in the school contest for j tw ten John C. K eudall and Arthur
Paints, stains and varnishes nt last o f the week fiom a two weeks’
to Bandon Sunday to view the wreck
stay at Marshfield, w beie her hus
the Racket Store. 10c cans
o f the Fifield.
Burr Teeters was a Coquille busi band is e oidoyed.
M is Lucia Stratton waB over
T h e Pythian Sisters wb ■ were to I
ness
visitor from F airview yesterday.
fiom In « Bay Tbuisday to spend
hold
a penny social b iz ia r here!
Paul S terlin g is electin g a bunga
the day with her parents.
some time this month have postpon
low
in
his
lot
iu
the
eust
<nd
of
F A R M E R S — « e o T . Moulton
ed it un’ il a Iat r date.
wains your hides. B> ttcr see him town.
about it. He wants furs also. 8-3tf
T h e Ci quille H. 8 . Baseball ti am
U ib an El wood and Henry Carver
wafc|R
m n t « , 0 ntiTRA830Ciati0n
" T “
was completed.
There were seventy-
nine essays considered, thirty-eight
being from the high schools and thir
ty-nine from the graded schools of
the county, these having been select
ed by the teachers for the contest.
The judges were Charles Hall, for
the Coos County Good Roads Associa
Anyone wishing any of A . <r o f Pow eis were in town 011 business defeated the M y itle Poiut H S nine B iilie B u rk e In P a ja m a s In the New tion, E. L. Powell, for the Coos Coun
T r ia n g le -F in e A rt s R o m a n tic Com e* ty Business Men’s Association, and
by the score of 2 1 to 8 , yesterday
Spaulding’s H| oi ting goods come lo Wednesday.
i y “P e g g y.’*
John VV. Motley, for the Marshfield
E. A. Folsom , agent, and order at
afternoon at Myrtle Point.
Roy R ozell and Chas. Hubbard
Chamber of Commerce.
any time.
—
tf
C lyd e Barker, of Fairview, passed forbids ber ever to appear again in
The high school essays considered
of Bandon, were county seat visit
Mrs. J L Thompson and brother
masculine
garb.
through C oqu ille today on his way
were twenty-one from Marshfield, six
ors the last of the week.
Nevertheless
Peggy
dons
her
cousin’s
W illiam B oggs nre again iu our
teen from Bandon and one from Co
to get his wife and daughter, who
masculine dress one night and goes for quille.
W A N T E D — Chiihatn Bark. 1910
midst after spending the past year
have
neeri
v
i-iliu
g
at
Bridge,
a spin. It starts to rain and the auto
P eel. Geo. T. Moulton
tf
There was a much broader interest
at Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. W m . Can llin have mobile gets stalled. Peggy goes into a
Geo. T M oulton will pay highest
in the contest from the graded schools
1G0 A eies Gi od Tim ber in T ow n
village
inn
for
shelter,
and
on
coming
market price for wool and mohair had a Hoe group o f call > 8 , grown in
over the county, and the results from
ship 2(1, Range 10, Coos Comity. For
out bumps into the minister.
He tries
3-14tf ■ their yard, photographed, and they
the younger children showed a won
prices, editress Beu G ottei, E n ter
to rebuke her, but Peggy runs home in
prise, O 'eg.
5 1(5 5tp
Saturday A. W. K elley had blind make an extrem ely handsome post high glee. With the children, however, derful amount of original thinking.
The best essays came from the district
card.
she gets along famously.
Miss Mary Fusoune leturned to ers put on the awning iu front of
schools of the county. The judges
While
Uncle
Andrew
and
the
minis
his store.
Miss K rantz who resides on the
her home
in .Marshfield Suuday
considered essays from the graded
ter are sitting in judgment on a girl
T h e D etylier family of Gravel N orth Fork was operated on Friday who has been indiscreet, Peggy breaks schools as follows: Coquille, twelve;
afternoon, after a few days’ visit
Marshfield, ten; Bandon, nine; Tem
by
Dr.
V
.
L
H
am
ilton,
assisted
by
F ord, have taken up their residence
with Coquille friends.
in upon them, to demand that they fix
pleton, two; Bridge, two; Beaver Hill,
Dr.
G
.
Earl
L
ow
.
The
operation
the
blame
upon
the
man.
He
proves
T h e heavy frost W’ ednesday in ibis city.
two; Bunker Hill, one; District No. 41,
to be Colin, Andrew’s son, and a mar
one.
Frank Robinson was down from was successful.
night and Thursday m orning nipped
riage is the happy ending of the drama.
Monday D r. G. E arl L ow p er
High School Contest.
He reports
the gardens quite badly, especially Fish Trap Thursday.
Then Peggy decides to leave Wood
there is several inches o f water still formed ao operation on A lb ert E l kirk and her relatives.
the potato and bean crops.
They have First Prize, $5.00—
Thelma Lyons, freshman Marsh
mer for appendectomy at the Mercy come to love her, but their pleadings
in the lowlands in the valley.
that she stay are o f no avail.
But at field high school.
Hospital
at
N
orth
Bend
The
pa
H. M. Shaw, M D , eye, ear, Dose
last comes the Rev. Donald Bruce, with Second prizes, $1.00 each—
and throat specialist, will he in C o tient is g ettin g along nicely.
Sarah Escott, Eric Bolt, Wesley
an appeal from the heart that keeps
Mrs. A. J. Sherwood, who under Peggy in Woodkirk, as the minister’s Seaman, Esther Asplund and Mary
KATES: One cent a word, each in qu ille Wednesday, May 31st, at H o
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents’ tel Baxter. Glasses fitted. 5-10-21
Vasey, seniors Marshfield high school;
went an operation at the home of bride.
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Rudolph Hillstrom and Jessie Moody,
The Marshfield cars are agaiu on her daughter, Mrs. L A L iljq v is t ,
G O O D M I L K C O W S for sale
F.
juniors Marshfield high school; Rich
the
run,
having
started
yesterday
W
e
W
in
Spelling
Contest
B Phillips, Coquille.
5 91 t
iu Marshfield Thursday o f last week,
ard Crain, Helen Fish and Belle Chat-
morning. This is a sure sign of is reported as getting along nicely
F O B S A L E — Bees and Bee sup
Again the Coquille High school is burn, Bandon high school.
rain before the week is gone.
plies. Mace Bros., M yrtle Point
Today 8 . E. Roland, who has hud victor in a spelling contest. This time Honorable Mention—
W ilford McLain, Grace Williams,
5 IG- 10tp
John M ille r suffered blood pois charge o f the S. P . Station here Bandon and North Bend participated
as well as Coquille and Marshfield. The
oning in one o f his bauds last week, since May 1, left for Powers to take local school carried off the honors with Charner Wright, Ruth Golden and
F O R S A L E — 8 acres on easy tenus,
an average of 97.8 per cent. The two Helen Gulvosen, all of Marshfield high
half mile from posh dice, all im- caused from a scratch inflicted by a over the Station at that place, and bay cities were practically tied with an school.
T h e hand is now im provin g. Paul S terlin g is back again at his average of a fraction over 96.
proved «nd in crop
Address O nail.
Not Awards in Good Roads Associaiton
only did Coquille win on the general
0 Jensen, Coquille
5 !)-2tp
Contest for Grade Schools.
Frank Cook and fam ily who have old post.
school average but she also stood at
Tied for first place, $3.00 each—
the head, grading class by class.
F O R S A L E C H E A P — 37 acres hot resided at Johnson’s mill for many
D uring the cold weather when
The four or five contests that have
Bessie
Christiansen,
Lakeview
tom and low le'vel bench land 4J years, w ill leave this week for Cali
the birds were starving the people been held during the year have not school, Templeton, Nita M. Barklow,
miles from M yrtle Poiut, J mile
only been interesting but exceedingly
fornia where they will reside in fu
fed them by the hundreds and now valuable as well. It is hoped that they 8 th grade, Bandon.
from creamery; on county road; |
mile river frontage. A b bess Box ture.
that the cherry trees are heginm ug may be made monthly affairs another Second prize, $1.00 each—
Wayne Endicott, Bridge; William
285, M yrtle Poiut, Ore.
5-0 3tp
Tim es must be flourishing in to bear the Hnme birds come again year.
Oerding, Coquille; Thora Maurine
Bandon
when
that
town
supports
FOR S A LE — native, yellow dent seed
and steal all the kind people’s cher
Unknowns A re Unknown
Norman, 8 th A, Beaver H ill; Maurice
corn— high yield ears, 120 days to sixteen pool bails and they all seem ries
T h a t’s what you call grati-
Edgar Corthell, Bunker H ill; Emma
silo.
J. N. Gearhart, Dora, Ore to be doin g a pretty good business
It is quite likely that the High school O’Connor, age 11 years, 6 th grade,
tuiie.
gon.
5-l-10tp
Unknown District No. 41; Raymond McKeown
Floyd H. W ood ru ff has opened
Vale N. Perry, an old resident o f j baseball team and t li e
W 'ANTED— Person to do some copy up a barber Bhop in the Skeels Coos county, who came here in the ear- ' b>n,‘ * d l croBS *IK,S Fri«Iay afternoon and Bernice Mirrasoul, 8 th B, Central
ing work at Court House— with building.
H e has a neat little shop | ly days with some of the first settlers, | pt l-yons field. Die High school lias School, Marshfield; Mary McGinty
typewriter preferred. W rite K. E.
and who has been living in Washington accepted the challenge issued hy the and Ethel Sumner, 8 th grade, Bandon.
and does shaving for 15c ami hair
Pusey, 316 Spalding Building, Port
for the past eight years, returned here ‘Unknowns” but the fact of the matter Honorable Mention—
cutting for 25 cents.
land, Ore.
Elvie Grant, Walter Baker and
today, going through to Bandon to see 'B ,,iat **ie Unknowns are so much un-
Sehroeder Brothers have erected his daughter, Mrs. Wyant, who is not i known that it is not known whether Kathryn Nicholson, 8 th B, Central
W ANTED
Hides, pay top price
i they can be got together on that certain | School, Marshfield; Helen Murphy,
cash. G C. M otley, Sumner, Ore a brand new awning in front of . expected to live.
| date or not. At least they will try and Bridge; Myron Varney arid Ethel
their
confections!
v
store.
4-25 lOtp
1 hey are i Last week Dr. G h arl L o w was | that is all the assurance that can be j ciouser, 8 th grade, Coquille; Edward
e v in e D t ly under the impression that j sporting a large c. hunkle on his given the public that the battle will Lakesonen, Lakeview School, Temple
SECOND H A N D T Y P E W R IT E R —
¡A d a m ’ s apple which caused him to take place.
ton; Gladys Oakes, Mildred Crain, Ed
P ittsb u rg V isib le; does first-class summer is ready here.
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turn his whole body every time he
na Dipple and Blunche Stoltz, all of
work. F o r sale clieap. Inquire
J. J. Lam b is still carryin g a strip ta rn fd his head. T his week thanks
8 th grade, Bandon.
Violinist
H
ere
on
Vacation
at Herald office.
tf
of court plaster over his left eye ns to his medics! skill, lie can u'-e his
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS— for the result of the heavy door at the neck quite freely. T h is carbunkle
Mise Vivian Haynes came in (ruin
N ew Attorney Here
exchange, V ictor and Colunibias court house landing him a knockout on said Adam 's apple goes to show
Eugene on yesterday’s train ami w ill'
that a doctor is a human being and
iu good order. Inqu ire at this blow a few days past.
G eorge E. Richards, an attorney,
can get" it^ in t'ln T n e c "^ «»« a .“ w ril ,p,'nd Bonie " WKS " [ l,“ r1 v,ca'j ” n ' lown
office.
„
here. She went to r..union tins morn-
From the corner o f the city hall „ as
anyoue else.
is now established here, having
j
ing
to
stay
about
a
week
there,
Mise
F O R S A L E — See I corn 5c lb. d e I to the com er o f P h illip 's Bazaar is
„
,
„ '1
-
,
Haynes visited here a vear ago last: 'aken up his quarters with li D.
livered.
$ 10 buys good corn
chosen us a skating rink for Satur
Uncle Jack Goes to Bandon BUmmer and at that time delighted our Sperry. H e comes from Joseph,
d rill; $25 b u is F or i b d y; $05
E very kiJ that pos- I
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people with her extraordinary master; O regon,w here he has been engaged
buys two Jersey heifers fresh in day afternoon.
J. P. Tupper has deserted his old 0f the violin. She has continued her jn the practice of his profession lor
two weeks, or w ill trade for range sesses a pair o f skates is there on
stamping ground here and gone into studies, and recently gave a recital
stock; wi rk horse to trade for the iob
| the past two jears.
Mrs Richards,
business at Bandon, where he lias Eugene at which one of the largest
range stick
H ill A Murphv,
Bargains— 1 incubator 50 e g g | bought a second-hand store which he churches in that city was crowded to its « h o t s a d a u g h t e r o f C . i l Bunch,
B rid g e Oregon.
5-2 3t
— ¡capacity; 1 set heavy harness; 1 set | w i|| run with the assistance o f Mr. and capacity and two hundred people were is here with here with her husband
W A N T E D --Iiid u -t r i ui-i ibpd wh Painter falls and hooks; 1 plow, 10 j Mrs. John Uix, who have been con- turned away. She will I lieanl at tin? and their little daughte , and they
can furnish acceptable contract inch; 5 sew ing machines. W ill sell ducting the Hix C’afs here.
Mrs. Hix pcervic POon.
will establish their home here on
and some cash, to travel for the c h eip or exchange for chickens or j, now at Bandon, and Mr. Hix expects
the arrival of their household goods
celebrated Rawdeigh Company. anything useful I can handle.— A t I to I go shortly.
Teachers A re Guests
- -.•« -
Largest line o f household ne. e?si Q uick’i
W om an’s Study Club
ties direct fropj Factory to Farm
Chas. Baxter is having the roof
Fire in a Car
The teachers of the Coquille pchools
S p bndid territory now available
of
the
annex
to
the
Baxter
Hotel
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together with former Miperintendent
Yesterday the domestic science dc-
in th's state
Sure money maker
partment of the Woman’s Study Club
Saturday night the little Studebaker H. O. Anderson, were nests it a
This is a certain sign
for enterprising men
F or full reshingled
” ',h **rs’ b °nK>ton, and spent a
On ! car belonging to T. A. Walker, and lightful dinner party at the I 'One of ”i"1
particulars address, J. A Hart, that the rough weather is over
very pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Young,
.
, „
,
. , ,
driven by his son Ralph, furnished con- >|r. an,| Mrs. VV. C
' haie last l.iiirx-
leader of the department, was sur-
C ‘ quille, Oregon
the roof Earl Chisholm 1 » proving siderable excitement to its occupants,
WANT COLUMN
H O M E S T E A D S B Y T H E U N IT E D
States government in the Colville
Indian Reseivation, Wash., op en
ed in July. Over 1,000,000 acreR
fo r the public. C opyrighted map
showing r o a d s , rivers, I a K 6 H,
ere. ks, mountains, Indiso allot-
n.ents and mineral lands
De-
scription of «»m e and also how to
locate any homestead in the re
servation without the aid of a
land locator. Postpaid *1 Smith
A McCrea, 555 E agle B ldg . Spo-
kane, Wash.
5-2 lo tp
i*.*— *1“ • *
•■ •M^aarjr’i r i j s s r i i s ; ^
little nailH.
A nine and a quarter pound boy
arrived at the F. B. P h illip s home
on W ednesday, M ay io , to gladden
. . . ”
the heart* o f M r. and Mr* R
H
Mast, Jr. T h e youn g stranger is to
, 0 be known as Reuben Harrison
Mast I I I .
Mother and son are JQ.
_
'Of? w ell, and the grandfathers, R
H- M .S ., S r . and F. R. Phillips,
look as proud as the you n g lather,
;r ¡ ¡ » ¡ » " s s s i *
on
Gf thp hi|| at the entrance to and serve«! with five deliciouii courses.
th*® c!* £ The causeof the trouble was Thl. I.oet* en was assisted by hrr two
tt ItCaLCU v AllnUol pipe *v lll(,ll (.11 bleu
«h eated exhaust pipe which crested
M
« Pauline and (.ene-
such an intei.se heat as toset the wood-
After dinner t ie guest, wire
»round Ihe dashboard on fire v,<*'
ntertained with music nnd atoriee un-
The carborator happening to flood at entert
this particular instant caused the gas til such an hour as teaeheisshould tnrn
to ignite, and for a
^ i n , when all reluetantlv hade their host
burnt out m ./.^rvone fell tr! Ind c a t and ho....... adieu.
The guests were
| enough dust upon the blaze to put out a Mis-e, Kennedy, Allen. Phillip., /.n-
l torest fire. Mr. Walker is now install- derson. Bay, .Newell, and Hansen;Mea-
ing asbestos around the dashboard to dami s Hull and Wi ■ Me.srsandMea-
of the driver.
Political Debate
S S h d a m « Mmar.l. frit, and Howard, and
Mr. H. O. Anderson.
wa 7 orf^‘^ e 1 Pn>d u eta^ IV U u !°w
a
discussion .led by Mrs .Springe'r. on*two
of the books in ihe club library “ The
NewHouselteeping, ” and “ The Making
of a Housewife.
This lesson was the last in the two
year," course.
The literary department
will hold the
fep
th year next Monday.
last meeting of the
a review
’ h° '* *'*on Irving
Wl11 Lesson and
of the Washington
the lesson ion the Great Lakes Country.
both candidates for the Re-
publican nomination for Representa
tive, seems to have been quite en-
’ aining, and so far as the H erald is
informed K endall
had the best o f it.
seems to have
H is position on
the R ogue tiver fisning situation is
one that appeals to our people, who
would like to see to see the close
m onopoly of the Macleay company
broken up, and P e c k ’ s argumen
that K en d all was attorney tor an
other com pany that wants to fish
in R ogu e river did not seem to fur
nish a good excuse for any defense
ot the m on op oly.
that
K endall
W o rk m e n ’ s
is
The
intimation
opposed
Compensation
to
the
I a w
seems to have an equally poor foun
dation.
CHURCH O P CHRIST.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Prayer m eeting Wednesday, 7:30
p. m.
Preaching 1 1 a m and 8 p. m.
M orning Subject,
“ Letters of
CbriBt to the Churches ’’
E ven ing Subjict, “ W h o Cares?”
C. E . T op ic, ‘ The Blessings of
Pi ace, and how to G et Them.’’
Mrs Edna Webster, Leader.
Christian E ndeavor 7 p. tu.
J ohn F. L eooett , Minister.
Announcements
(Paid Advertisements.)
Announcement
I am a Republican candidate foi
nomination for District Attorney for
loos County.
My slogan is "F a ir and efficient
enforcem ent o f the criminal laws.”
I . N. M I L L E R
FOR SH ERIFF.
Subject to the wishes of the electors
at the primaries May 19, I hereby an
nounce myself as a candidate for
Sheriff o f Coos County on the Repub
lican ticket. My platform is brief:
“ Efficiency and economy; strict en
forcement o f law.”
D A N IE L BARKLO W ,
Myrtle Point, Oregon.
C A N D ID A T E ’S AN N O U N C E M E N T.
Subject to the will of the republi
can voters of Coos county, I announce
myself as a candidate for nomination
for the office of sheriff of Coos county.
I f elected I promise to continue the
policy I have followed while in office.
A L F R E D JOHNSON, JR.
Coquille, Oregon, March 23, 1916.
Announcement
T o the Republican voters o f Cooa
county:
I beg to antiouncb my candidacy
for State R epresentative from C oi r
county subject to your approval
and support at the May Prim aries.
" F o r the greater agricultural an I
industrial developm ent o f all O re
gon — particularly C ooh county.”
JOHN C K E N D A L L .
‘I
Announcement
T o the Republican voters o f Cooa
C ounty— I wish to announce that I
am a candidate for County Assessor
subject to the action of the R epu bli
can prim ary next A p ril.
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