MERELY MENTIONED WANTED—Cbitbaiu Bark. 1016 Peel. Geo. T Moulton tf Leland Stanford univei-qty, is one Hates in Market ot tbe fastest mile runnels to i e W illBairow returned last week --------- found in any college in the U. S. Read the Want ada. They may T w o ; t It 11 ' a i l li » s ■ ■ e e | from California where be has bsen Coos County Catches Step His time is i lose to loin nnnuiis help you. i s- eo 1 :ce i 1 ,.|. . I ll l«|.l,MI „ iu that evetr. Tins monur iic w:,i attending the state uuiveraity. |n Column of Progress Pkria Ward was up from Hendon compete al Harvaul in the meet lo • " « p la c e r in the V i 'l 1 lir e h e . 1 OLD NEWSPAPERS—Cheap at the ---------- Wednesday. Clear marke* S i'm d .y afre n* n He»aid office T bepoliticil fuuciion pul.nd olT be held iheie lor llie Iutereollegi iic J. D. Ben ham was in from Faii- ■'here aie quite a niinitai or Gum chsmpionsinp of America, and alio J. 0 Wats'in returned to bis last Friday was, in the wor»'a of the view Friday. 11 i d aiound heie now and if they at a dual meet at Ann Aibor, Midi. home at Corvulli» last week, after poet, a howling success The great Roy Rozell, of Bandon, was in spending a couple of weeks heie at issue before the people of Co s He has iitVci been defeated in the sell, the market has the promise of! several ol them every Saturday town Friday. tendiug to business matters. county was decided light, au t the mile iun and has been up against Who can tell but that this may de tbe fastest men (him the Pacific For expert piano tuning, tall lu Geo. T Moulton will pay highest bond issue »*< carried by a m-j >i O. Sumner. tf coasi io Boston. He is six feet, velop into q u i t e an industry. I market price for wi ol and mohair j ity of seven to eight hundred. Ernest Krewson was iu from 3-14tf i Liljeqvist wins for prosecutiug | ibiee inches tall and weighs 175 Siranget things have happened, aud if the people acquire an ap|ie- Brewster Friday. Fresl VfgeUbles sta ll times at attorney by n handsome majority pounds aud is a sou of uhoin his tiie for rabbit then it is probable parents u l (eel justly pioud. H. V . Holveretott was in trom Lyons A Jones. over bl* ,wu °PP 0 “ «u'» Smith that they will be raised for this Wilson won ilie one mile race for wiua for state senator by about two' Fairview the last of the week. Perry Lawience returned lHst On the other hand would Stanford in ihe meet against Michi purpose to oue. Kendall.coucedes his de- Cell on Lyons & Joucs win u you Wt-ek from Arizona, where he has il be a neutial act to eat a Belgian? seat by Peck for Repnssulstive. gan and set a new record for the want a Nemo Corset. been for tbe past 8 momhs taking a - * Michigan track. The lime was Johnson takes the nomination for R. O. 1 horpe, of Marsbfi> Id was couise id civil engineering. A b s o l u t e ly P u r e Winged Visitors sheriff by about two aiol oue-b-iif lour nnnuies nineteen second«. a Coquille visitoi one day last wi tk. H. M. Shaw, M. D , M. eye, ear, nose 0(Jg over the combined votes of from Cream of Tartar Sam Logsdon was down from and tbrout specialist, will be in Co- „ i i i, ,, During the early part or last tall Another Proof ... ... , , ,, ... . , j, shields anil Barklow Beyers walk- J Myrtle Point on business Tbur.day. quille Wednesday, May olst, at Ho- NO ALUM-NO PHOSPHATE when oue of the heavy storms was tel Baxter. Glasses fitted. 5-16 2t . e‘l f™“ Nosier f. rassessor by Try a can of that Tuna Fi.-di at Again we call attention to the effi 1 g ' L a 6» 1 k o! - e t g o t !-, ti lls' Mr. and Mrs W E. Foote have ‘ bout 500 votes. B Her seems to cacy o f a Herald want ad and can refer 1 h e r e is again talk of a briquet Lyons & Jones — only 15o | er can. h ’.' w ti 1 ff rheir course or e4- seek Lloyd Irvine, of Powers, visited moved back from Maisbfield. Billy be S" ,B for •“ P«»«‘ temKut l(y „ bout to A. N. Gould for verification. Mr. ing sin I er. cam e up from the coast ting plant on Coos Bav, ai.d -m-h an Gould last Friday night lost an Elk Coquille relatives and friends Sun- has secepted tbe position of opera- 200 vo,e8' R e^ erson aud McCul- tooth charm which he prized very high a d .lig li't d in-ai ihis place. T u e i industry will sonic d .v lie eslab- tor and mau-of all work at tbe Seen- locb» fo‘ ‘ “ ''''ey0'. • " close. Hsr- ishe.l without doub; ui d «ill piove day. ly. A fter searching the Scenic, where eviilein lv were im pressed w ith the ic, and Mrs. Foote is manipulating j Phillip, for commissioner, he had been jammed with the rest of couiiti a big thing for this conn’ v; but. in to» 1 hey h ave rem ained all Alice Ray and Paulino Fry wer* are also close. the crowd Friday night, he handed in u winter and a .e s ¡11 flyin g around this case it is Btated that Fr-nk B. down from Powers the middle of tbe piano at that playhouse with her Coquille did her duly by the want ad at the Herald office, and in Waite i. oi:e of tb ; romoUui accustomed skill. ] this Dink ol ilic w luua seemingly as the week, BONDS WIN Made _ Professional Cards Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT D e n t is t Office over Firat National Bank Plione Main 481 324, Office 514, Res. G. EARL LOW. M. D. P h y s ic ia n a n d su rg eo n Office over Farmers & Merchants Bank Dr. G. W. LESLIE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Graduate o f the American School o f Osteopathy o f Kirksville, Mo. Office in Eldorado Block Marshfield Oregon Dr. R. H. HOPKINS C h ir o p r a c t o r Laird Building - Coquille, Ore. E. D. SPERRY A ttorney a nd C ou n sello r a t L aw Office in Robinson Building W. C. CHASE A ttorney a t L a w Office in Richmond-Barker Bldg C. R. BARROW A tto rn ey a n d C ou n sello r a t L aw Office Pfione 335 Residence Phone 346 J. J. STANLEY LA W YE R Richmond-Barker Building Coquille, Oregon A. J. SHERWOOD A tto rn ey a t L aw First National Bank Building Rooms 2-3-4 WALTER SINCLAIR A tto rn ey at L aw Notary Public Coquille • m wn—ia» '‘Going Up” Supplies are high Machinery is high Overhead is high But laundry prices have re mained the same. 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 l ICE CO. _ . ,. Go to Q u ic k s for you r screen FARMERS— G e o . T. Moulton j fli;__ _ ___ wants your hides. Better see him doors and saw filing, saws, gum miog, second hand saws, carpenter atiout it. He wants furs aLo. 8-3tf tools, axes, brush hooks, tie hack G. H. North, of Seattle, came iu ing tools. on the train from the outside We will follow the example of the Thursday evening. Bay papers by casually remarking Sam Nosier has sold his farm at that we have a piece of important Gravel Foid to Nellie and Mike development news for Coquille un Dorgan, Bert Folsom negotiating der our hut. the deal. Mrs. Sam SteveDa and daughter Mra. M. M. McDonald returned Irma started by rail veterday morn Saturday from Modesto, California, ing for Turlock, Cal., where they where she has been visiting her will visit relatives and friends in daughter, Mra. Wall. tbe hope of benefiting Mrs Steven's Anyone wishing any of A . G. health from Ihe change of climate. Spaulding’s sporting goods come to Bargains— 1 incubslor 50 egg E. A. Folsom, agent, and or ler at capacity; 1 set heavy harness; 1 set any time. tf Painter falls and books; 1 plow, 10 Mrs. Paul Sterling started this inch; 5 sewing machines. Will sell morning for Eugene, where she will cheap or exchange for chickens or see the big circus, afterward going anything useful I can handle.—At Quick’s. to Drain to visit her relatives. Misses Edna Harlocker, Erma The planking on Henry street was Culin, and Naomi Kuowlton re torn up yesterday iu preparation for grading but operations are sus turned last week from Berkeley, Calif., to spend the summer vaca pended on account of the rain. tion at their bumes in Coquille. 160 Acres Good Timber in Town ship 26, Range 10, Coos County. For Miss Alice Culin, who has also b eeD prices, address Ben Gotier, Enter a student at tbe U of C. at Berke prise, Oreg. 5 16 5tp ley, is taking a nurse’ s training There will be s tea at the home course at Lane Hospital in San of Mrs. Longston May 26tn at 3 p Francisco snd will not h a v e her v a ui. iu connection with the regular cation until September. meeting of the W. C. T. U. A sil ver offering will be taken. All Short Respite for Wounded members are urged to be present Joe Saccomanua, an Italian who and each try to bring a visitor, as s resides at Beaver Hill, was in town good attendance is desired one day last week He says that his father is fighting with the allies and that he received a letter from him some time ago stating that he RATES: One cent a word, each in sertion. No charge less than 15 cents had been shot quite badly twice and that he was only allowed six days GOOD M ILK COWS for sale F. in which to recuperate, before he B Phillips, Coquille. 5 - 9 tf was again sent to the front This FOR SALE— Bees and Bee sup proves how scarce men must be plies. Mace Bros., Myrtle Point getting. 5 lG-lOtp WANT COLUMN boud s, nearly three to one, and less than 24 hours his charm was re „ , ... , ,, Bandon did better than that. Mvr- turned to him. tie Point was the only town of any The Honeymoon size to go against thtm. Powers i beat us all by going over four to “ Our Minister’s Honeymoon,” which one for tbe bouds. was produced by the local Odd Fellows Notice at the Masonic hall last evening, drew a large attendance, and the audience was highly edified. An entertainment by local people furnishes a refreshing r„ , ~ . P o the R epu blican s of C oos County: change from thp faeile performam.e of happy as il they were hovering over the broad Pacific It is not an un- usual sight to see one sailing grace fully over Ihe very heart ol our lit tle city. Blue Monday Yesterday morning three acci I wish to e x j reas my thanks for professional people, and this was no dents oci urred in quick succession the vote you gave me at the Pii exception. Perhaps the biggest hit of at the mill here. A couple of bolts mary election for couuly assessor. the evening came when one lady’s were sheared off the head block tongue slipped and she addressed the I assure you it is fully appreciated. causing ihe mill to be shut down “ minister” under his every day name. until the damage was repaired. Respectfully, J. P. BEYERS. Fred McClellan received a bump No Recall of School Directors ______ across ihe forehead which included Notice All persons knowing themselves indebted to Henry Halvereuu, de ceased, please remit the amount to tbe undersigned, administer of hie estate. K . HALVERSON. 5-23-4tp CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sunday School 10 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. in. Communion service at 10:45 a m. Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. Top ic “ How Missions are Blessing the World.” S'-bool Superintendent Baker has just received a copy of the opinion rendered by Attorney General Brown on the question of tbe re- call of school directors. The opin- ion is quite lengthy aud gives sev- era! reasons for Ihe conclurion o f tbe attorney general,'bat tbe recall does no! apply to school directors. The law requires school directors t 1 be governed b.v the opinion of tin, attorney general unless they desire to lake tbe matter into court, and this will probably settle the talk of recall for tbe present There will be no preaching iu tbe evening on account of tbe High school baccalaureate services at the M. E. Church South. (S ' J ohn F. L eqoett , Minister. one eye ant1 was bruised consider- ably when a belt broke as be was I,u,|itrg it on the pulley. Jack Dow goi his foot in the way ° f a heavy truck which put one of his toes out ol commission for some lime to come Along about this time Wendell Medlock in attempting to mount his motorcycle in trout of Shore’s pool hall, let his loot slip and his ma- chine got away and ran about 20 feet wheu it became over balanced and went down ou its side. It was not damaged, however. Learn How to Write Newspaper, Moving Picture and Magazine Writing pays big returns. Writing is the most independent o f all professions. 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Look for the Two Horses on the Label. L evi Strauss & Co., San Francisco Awarded GRAND PRIZE at th« P.P.I.E. IS Marriage License Russel Hogan and Miss Grace Eskstino were yesterday granted a license lo wed. To Work on Road Four team loads of people passed through here Friday on their way to the road camp on the Marshfield road where there are a large num ber of men employed in building a stretch of new road, which cuts out most of the bad bends which have been a menace to travel lor so many years Tbe teams were from the Tenmile country and several of the men were accompanied by their wives 10 do the cooking. Basket Social at Norway FOR SALE C H E A P -37 seres bot tom and low level bench land 4j miles from Myrtle Point, ^ mile A basket social will be given at from err emery ; on county road; J Norway ball on Saturday evening, mile river frontage. Address Box May 27 th, the proceeds to be used 285, Myrtle Point, Ore. 5-9 3tp for general school improvements. FOR SALE— native, yellow dent seed A n entertaining program bas been corn— high yield ears, 120 days to arranged, by both (be pupils of the silo. J. N. Gearhart, Dora, Ore gon. 5-l-10tp school and patrons of the district. Calling for the Bids Tbe ladies are requested to bring W A N TED — Person to do some cop y lunch baskets and lunch will also L. A. Liljeqvist, who was here ing work at Court House— with yesterday, informed the H*-inld that typewriter preferred. W rite K. E. be sold • «• • • Pusey, 316 Spalding Building, Port he had just completed tbe job of land, Ore. Will Be Large Industry preparing the pu| era fur the calling of bids for tlie road bonds, and tbut WANTED—Hides, pay top price The flax industry, which lias cash. G C. Motley, Sumner, Ore tbe eounti court had issued the or been laid waste in Europe bv pres 4 25 lOtp der for tbe publiciiiou of tbe call ent conditions, bids fair to be trans for bids, which will appear iu the SECOND HAND T Y P E W RITE R — planted lo tbe northwest states, and Pittsburg Visible; does first-class two official papers and in Ibe Finan- work. For sale cheap. Inquire when it is once firmly established 1 ci .1 Age, of New York. Tbe lime will be a great wealth producer. It j at Herald office. tf for the opening of tbe bids is set at has b f'n demonstfated that Oregon PHONOGRA PEI RECORDS^—"for 2 p. m., July 5th soil and clim-te are well adapted to I — * m ■ exchange, Victor and Columbian in good order. Inquire at this the culture of flax, and while Ma Declamatory Contest office. rion county is now the leader, Lane county will in the near future be a The gold medals for tbe déclama WANTED— Industrious men wh- can furnish acceptable contract close seco 4 £ ^ s plans are made to tory contest have arrived and are and some cash, to travel for tbe plant 150 acres there thisstason. now on display in tbe window of celebrated Rawleigh Company. With the production o f flax fibre in Schrog(1gr.g jewglry E,org Thpy Largest line of household nereesi large quantities there will follow arg of elact|y thg (,eaign KH ties direct from Factory to Farm Spbndid territory now available linen factories, which will g.ve c m -, tboae uag(1 io foroigr je , rB aud HDy in this state. Sure mi, .ey maker ployroent lo an increased popula - 1 gtU(leBt [night be proud to ill for enterprising mem For full tion, which will mean better times| possess oue of them. Tbe coo'est- particulars address, J. A Hart, lor all classes. — Lebanon Express ants are all bard at work on tbeir Coquille, Oregon. selections wbicb are to be given How’s This? HOMESTEADS BY THE UNITED We offer One Hundred Dollar« Re Thursday evening T .► judges a»e States government in tbe Colville to be Mrs. ]>aiira B su Ion, Rev H Indian Reservation, Wash., open ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot he cured by Hall's Catarrh M Law a " d H O A“ de»s >D ed in July. Over 1,000,000 acres Cure. for the public. Copyrighted map F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O. Paul Wilson Some Runner showing r o a d s , rivers, lakes, We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the laet ft years, and belleva ere ks, mountains, i D d i i t . allot him perfectly honorable In all business ments imd mineral lands De transactions and financially able to carry In an Eastern exchange app. ars out any obligations made by hit firm. ecription of same and a4sn bow to NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, the picture of Paul Wilson, son of locate auy bi mestead in the re Toledo. O Mr. and Mrs V. K. W ilson ol ihis rervation without the aid of a Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally. , land locator. Poelpa.d *1 Smith c^ l.nL?iLc'e;'„fr . n.^ ? e i 1 ° i ,. .,^ dor,7,.'i. C"V ' JuM as be Is cros mg ihe tape & McCrea, 555 Eagle Bldg , S p o aent free pr!r^75 centa per bottle. Sold ahead «1 a held of opponent in a kaoe, Waab, 0-2-lOtp TakaBaU’aFa»hy piuaforco—tipaUon. mile race. Paul, who i*» attending t o . " K e e p K ids Kleen “THE IRON CLAW” T here’s something coming that you can’t afford to overlook! If you enjoy exceptional motion picture plays the kind thet grips your interest and never lets go till you finish D on’t miss “The Iron Claw”— take our tip. PATHE’S GREATEST SERIAL Fe“iiri,ii! Pearl W hite Creighton Hale and Sheldon Lewis T h e pick of the greatest aggregation of moving picture stars in America— the original “ Elaii e” cast— heading it with Pearl W hite. “ The Penis of Pauline"- the “ Peerless F Y es— Pearl White of rless G irl.” Creighton Hale, the inimitable Jameson of “ T h e Exploits of Elaine," whose careless swagger and dashing buoyancy have made him the target of marriage proposals innumerable, is cast in the role of a clever and courageous secretary. Sheldon Lewis, famous wherever motion pictures are shown as “ T h e Clutching Hand, he whose forceful personality, whose dramatic sweep and power have gained him the reputation of “ the most fascinating villian on the screen," is cast in a sinister role. T h e Feature Film Corporation was instructed to make “The Iron Claw” pictures regardless of expense, and they did. the enormous sums of money expended. -Results have more than justified T h e thrills that made the “ Elaine” pictures the sensation of two continents have been outdone in “The Iron Claw.” T h e reputation of Arthur Springer as a virile writer of unusual fiction is the in terest guarantee of “The Iron Claw.” See “ THE IRON CLAW” at SCENIC THEATER COMMENCING M ONDAY, M AY 29