Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917, June 27, 1916, Image 3

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    Miss Carol Rahskopf returned yes­
A 1 Crouch, local fire warden,
terday from a ten days visit in Marsh­
speut Saturday in Marshfield.
field.
WANTED— Cbithaiu Hark. 1910
The Farmers and Merchants bank Carries 100 and Will Come
Peel. Geo. T. Moulton
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have installed a new Hedman cheek
To Coquille
Mrs. Frank Snow was in from writer.
Be “ prepared’’ fur the Fourth.
McKinley the middle of the week.
The Portland Journal is to run a
Complete hue of firecrackers at
special train into Coos county for the
Carl I. Davis ol the C A- Smith Folsom’s Confectionery.
big celebration August 24, 25 and 26.
Company laud department was in
County Road master Murdock return­ In speaking of the train the Journal
Coquille ou business, Satuiday.
ed yesterday from a business trip to says in part:
If you are going on a picnic get a the Bay. •
Tha Journal has just made arrange­
<J The only self-opening camera, and
package of Bluehill cheese— 10 c. Ly­
H. H. Bushnel, editor of the Oregon ments for a solid Pullman special train
ons & Jones.
the only camera in the world for 1 5-8
Farmer, a farm paper published at to Marshfield, which will be limited to
Wtn Weekly, driver on the Co- Portland, is in town on business today. the first one hundred persons who make
x 2 1-2 inch pictures which, in the
quillc-Mvrlle Point stage line has
F C. Pursley is the agent for reservation« at the office of the Jour­
anastigmat series, has a device for foc­
Ford cars and is offering some at­ nal or at the Southern Pacific ticket j
purchased a Cadillac eight.
using, is the Ansco Vest Pocket No. O.
office, Sixth and Oak. Not only will
Dr. and Mrs. V . L Hamilton tractive inducements to prospective The Journal's Coos Bay special carry
buyers.
were among those v.bo attended
its passengers to and from Marshfield,
<J Without the focusing device, an an­
Horace Rahskopf came over irom hut it will serve as their hotel during
the barn dance at Lee Saturday
astigmat lens would be of no greater
Marshfield Saturday to spend a few the three days stay in the south, also.
night.
The cost for the entire trip will be
days with relatives in this city.
value than a cheap lens.
Kumblei—try a package. Only 10 c
only $2*>. This one charge covers trans­
at Lyons & Jones.
Have you bought your season portation, berth, meals, and everything
Last Wednesday Wm. Weekly, ticket? Myrtle Point Chautauqua, else from the hour the train pulls out
•J Speed to get the picture where the
Coquille,
a
driver on the Coquille-Myrtle July 13 to 18
of Portland on the night of August 23
picture is—not where the light is the
Stanley Dollar was in the county until its return at 8 a. m. Sunday, Aug­
Point stage run broke an axle of bis
most favorable—is the great anastig­
machine but was back on the run on a short business trip last week ust 27,
mat advantage.
He is expected to return again in a The same equipment that comprises No Street Contract Let
the same day.
the crack Shasta Limited will be used
A l City Council Meeting
Geo T. Moulton returned last short lime.
in making up the special. In addition
FARMERS— O e o T, Moultou to electrically lighted Pullmans, the
week trom Mercy hospital at North
The price of this camera is $7.00,
No decision was arrived at by the city
Bend, where he receutly underwent wants your hides. Better see him train will carry an observation car and
let us show it to you.
about it. He wuDts furs also. 8 - 3 tf a big diner, where wiil be served meals council in regard to the bids for street
an operation for appendicitis. He
J. E- Paulson aud family made a of the kind for which The Journal’s improvement which were opened at
is recovering rapidly.
Pendleton Round-Up specials are fa­
trip to Marshfield by auto stage mous. A baggage car will also be at­ their regular meeting last night. The
Highest priee paid for county
bid of the Longston Construction Com­
tached.
scr ip and orders. The Title Co. tf Wednesday.
pany was the lowest on the main job,
The celebration committee is arrang­ being $22,570.25. The three other bids
Jack Goutber cruiser for Menasba
It’s a hard proposition for a fish­
The Rexall Store
ing for excursion« to every part of the were: Bjarquist-Juth Company, $25,-
Woodetiwate
company
returned
to
erman to find a stream, even at this
county and visitors will be treated to 388.30; C. R. Dean, $25,136.79; Moon &
date of the season, that hasn’ t been Coquille from a fishing trip last banquets, clam bakes and auto rides Gidley, $26,582.04. The bids are for
whipped with every variety of fly week. He reported splendid luck. among other things.
the construction of concrete sidewalks
The first day’s celebration will be and 9 ft. plank paving on those streets
C. A. Dooley, the star baseball
aud spinner on the market,
Learn How to Write
held at North Bend. The second is al­ east of the court house and north of
Ralph Cake, who graduated from player on the Powers team and well lotted to Coos county as a whole. Ex­ Second street. Besides the lump sum
Newspaper, Moving Picture and
Harvard this year, was in town last known in Coquille, left this morn­ cursions will be made to Coquille, Ban­ to be paid for the laying of the plank­
Magazine Writing pays big returns.
John Aasen was in Marshfield week. Mr. Cake is a former Uni­ ing lor Spokane, Washington.
don, Myrtle Point, Powers and to the ing and the sidewalks the bids included
Writing is the most independent of
all professions. Study it during
Saturday.
Money to loan in email amounts ocean beaches.
a number of extras, such as grading,
versity
of
Oregon
man
and
is
well
your spare time at home. We show
on improved city property.
The
bulkheading, making fills etc. After
Alva Harrv was in Myrtle Point known in Coquille.
you how to utilize your brains and
Former
Coquille
Boy
spending the greater part of the even­
Title Company.
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get by with your copy. This is one
Wednesday on business.
$15, $18 and $20 suits at T H E
of the latest and most economical
Killed at Marshfield ing considering the bids the council vot­
The Queen, a gasoline boat own­
Reid the Want ads. They tnay H ABERDASH ER Y.
courses ever offered. Ask for in­
ed to continue this matter at a special
formation.
help you.
Geo. T. Moulton will pay highest ed by Earl D. Graham, has been
U . S . P r e s s A s s o c ia tio n ,
Ellery Davis, aged thirteen, was al­ meeting to be held tomorrow night.
Before adjourning a committee was
B o n d B u ild in g, W a s h in g to , D. C .
L. B. Finley, ol the Fish Trap market price for wool aud mohair beached opposite town while a new most instantly killed Sunday afternoon
3-14lf
engine is being installed.
by a fall from the Libby bunkers. He appointed, consisting of Councilmen M.
country, was transacting business
The Misses Hermiooe Hawkins
Frotessional Cards
Deputy Sheriff Warren Laird left dropped about thirty feet, struck his O. Hawkins, O. C. Sanford, and C. W.
here Saturday.
Gardner, to confer with the Coquille
and
Leta
Mast,
and
Earl
Leslie,
this
morning for Templeton, near head on the corner of a small building Valley Creamery Co. in regard to re­
C. E. Sickles and family return­
and roiled into the Bay. He was un­
Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT
ed yesterday after enjoying a vaca­ Jamie Mast, Otto Davis and Roy Lakeside, where he has some papers conscious when picked up and taken to building their plant and to otter them a
D entist
A very composed a party from here to serve.
Mercy hospital where he soon succumb­ site for the new plant just east of the
tion on the Bandon beach.
Office ov< r First National Bank
ferry.
that went to Lee Saturday night to
M. Karl Nosier, eldest son oi ed, his skull having been crushed.
Phone Main 431
Mrs. L. Simmons left the middle
The lad was playing with some other
The bonds for the ensuing year, of S.
the dance held there.
Mrs
M.
Nosier
ol
this
city
enlisted
of the week lor a month’s visit with
boys, the latter being on the ground. V. Epperson, marshal and J. A. Jack-
Money
to
loan
in
small
amounts
in
the
3rd
Infantry
Band
on
June
relatives at Albany.
According to one story, they were son, night marshal were approved,
324, Office
614, Res.
o d improved
city property. The 20th at Portland, and has gone to
throwing pieces of coal at each other while the bond of C. W. Upton, deputy
Highest price paid for county Title Company.
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0. EARL LOW, M. D.
and it is presumed that in dodging, he marshal was continued to be taken up
the Mexican border.
scrip aud orders. The Title Co. tf
P hy sicia n an d su rg eo n
C. I. Reigard was in Coquille
made
a misstep and fell.
with Mr. Upton. One of the signers of
Have you bought your season
Sam Stout, of McKinley, and his Saturday. He is aiding in preparing
The mother, Mrs. C. B. McCullum, the bond was Councilman S. M. Nosier
Office over Farmers & Merchants
ticket? Myrtle Point Chautauqua,
little Ford were in town the last ot the defense of Arnold McClay, who
is in poor circumstances. She is a and it was held that this was not legal.
Bank
July 13 to 18.
widow. They live near the junction of
The council also voted to buy a check
the week.
was brought back from Oakland,
writer. All members of the council
Wm. Caudlin has resigned as rep the Coquille road.
•‘Shorty’’ Neiman has purchased California, last week to answer an
resentative of the J. K. Gill com­ The family moved from Roseburg to were present.
Dr. G. W. LESLIE
a Buick roadster from Geo. Laffaw indictment from Beaver Hill.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
pany of Portland. Mr. Candlin has Coquille last year and came to Bunker
of Bandon.
Will Goodrum returned to the been connected with this company Hill in November. There are three
Graduate of the American School
Dimond’s Hawaiian#
other boys. Levi who is at home and
of Osteopathy of Kirksville, Mo.
Go to Quick’s for your screen Bay Thursday after spending near­
for
over
eight
years.
is
crippled
as
a
result
of
a
stroke
of
doors aud saw tiling, saws, gum­ ly a week in Coquille. While here
Office in Eldorado Block
Marshfield
Oregon
Dimond’s Hawaiians are in a
Money to loan in small amounts paralysis; Roscoe Davis who works on
ming, second hand saws, carpenter
tools, axes, brush hooks, tie hack­ he delivered two cars, one to A. B. on improved city property. The the section at Coquille, and Harrison class by themselves, not only in
Davis who is employed in a logging
Loud and a Buick Six to Henry Title Company.
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ing tools.
camp near Astoria.—Coos Bay Times. quantity but in quality. F'or in­
Dr. R. H. HOPKINS
Lorenz.
N. N Nieman and W. J. Long-
stance they give you all that you
Ben Curry has been working the
C h ir o p r a c t o r
Anyone wishing any of A . G. ston, of the Longston Construction
have ever heard before in this class
past
week
for
the
Mansell
Transfer
World
Features
Coming
Laird Building - Coquille, Ore.
Spaulding’s sporting goods come to Co , left this morning for North
of amusement, and in addition
company.
E. A. Folsom, agent, aud order at
Bend where they expect to enter
Yesterday, another representative of many novelties served to you in an
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F. True went to Eugene Sunday any time.
bids for street work to be done a feature company blew in, and a con­ entirely different setting which will
on business and is expected home
E A. Beckett, who is in the
tract was closed with the Scenic for cause you to enjoy air the pleasing
there.
| tomorrow.
liquor business at San Francisco
the exhibition of the World Corporation
sensations of the beautiful Hawaiian
Batgain8 —1 incubator 50 egg
Have you bought your season came up from there end spent a few capacity ; 1 set heavy harness; 1 set feature pictures. These are all five
reel pictures. All are good, and aome music, and by a little stretch of the
ticket? Myrtle Point Chautauqua days with his family last week He
Painter falls and books; 1 plow, 10 extremely so, and some very prominent imagina'ion you can actually believe
July 13 to r8
reports times slow at San Francisco inch; 5 sewing machines. Will sell stars are shown. The stories are taken
F. E. McKenna, manager of the local on account of the strike.
cheap or exchange for chickens or almost altogether from well known that you are witnessing a true scene
Oregon Power Co., was in Marshfield
anything useful I can handle. —At works of fiction. Able directors super­ from the most beautiful islands that
A. W. Jones, loimerly of the firm Quick’s.
on business the last three days of last
vise the filming of the pictures and no were ever anchored in any ocean.
of Moss & Jones ol this place, was
week.
If you are a lover of the enchanting
expense
is Bpared in their production.
Miss
Harriett
Sweet
who
has
But laundry prices haue re­
Roy Thom and Peie Fox passed over from North Bend on court bus­
They will be shown here on Tuesday heart binding lilying barmonv
been
teaching
school
at
Merchant
mained the same.
through Coquille Wednesday on iness Thursday. Mr. Jones is at creek returned Sunday for a vaca­ nights, commencing July 11th, and it is of the native Hawaiian singers and
present conducting a meat market
hoped that the Coquille public will like
We have given the mat­ the way to the Bay.
tion with her parents, Mr. and the pictures and will enable the Scenic musicians you will certainly be
in North Bend
more than pleased with the enter­
ter of laundering years
Have you purchased that new
Mrs. J. B. Sweet. She will return to continue the service indefinitely.
Try a package of Kumblei. Only 10
tainment staged by Dimond’s Ha­
necktie,
pair
oi
shoes
or
new
hat?
of careful study.
We
to Merchant creek some time after
cents at Lyons & Jones.
If not we have them at TH E HAB­
Challenge
waiians at the Scenic next Thurs
have kept persistently
the
Fourth.
News reached here Friday of the
day Evening.
at the task to produce ERDASHERY.
Bluehill
cheese
in
three
flavors—chi­
death of William Hite, a well
We, the Coquille High school
li, peniento and cream; 10c per pack­
work that was free from
known old resident of this place, age. Lyons & Jones.
and Associates, hereby challenge
We see by the papers t h at almost
harsh methods. We have
who went to California recently
County Agriculturist J. L. Smith re­ E. A. Folsom and Nick Lorenz’s sixty towns elected Republican coroners
succeeded.
Our wash­
with his son, A 1 Hite. The mes­ ports great interest among the farmers bunch of has-beens to play baseball as a stinging rebuke to the Administra­
RATES: One cent a word, each in­
ing process has recently
sertion. No charge less than 15 cents’ sage stated that paralysis was the in regard to corn to be grown for the for the championship of Coquille. tion’s handling of the Mexican situa­
been improved. Proper
I corn show to be held this fall. Mr.
tion.—Coumbia State.
cause of his death.
W A N T E D — Three exhibitors: no
washing is the founda­
! Smith says the farmers have made a Each team has won one game The
The
Misses
Mable
and
Ventura
experience necessary but must
greater effort than usual to secure game to be played Friday, Juno 30.
tion upon which is budd­
give references $32 a week or Billings o f Marshfield p a s s e d good seed and more care is being ex-
ed the art of successful
CHURCH OF CHRIST.
better Apply at Herald office. tbrougb Coquille Thursday on their ercised in planting and cultivating than
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Laundering.
Satisfac­
6-271
way to Myrtle Point where they ever before.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7 :30p. m.
tion guaranteed or mon­
Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Fred Slagle says this morning
will visit for several days with their
GOOD
M
ILK
COWS
for
sale
F.
Morning Subject to he selected.
ey back. : : : : :
parents. Miss Mable Billings is that it will be a week or ten days
Evening, Farewell discourse.
B. Phillips, Coquille.
5 9 1
Christian
Endeavor " p. m.
employed as nurse in the office of .before the work at Davis slough
J o h n F. L e g g e t t , Minister. |
FOR SA L E — Bees and Ben sup
will be far enough along to permit
p'ies. Mace B m . s ., VIvrile Point Dr. Straw at Marshfield.
Miss Anna M. Turley, the demon­
eye, ear, \ °f l^e passage of automobiles. In
H M Shaw, M. D
5 lG-lOtp
strator from O. A. C., arrived in Co-j
nose
and
throat
specialist,
will
be
at
the
mean
time,
the
passengers
are
The Celebrated
FOR SALE—native, yellow dent seed I Baxter Hotel, Coquille, on Wednes­ being transferred at that point quille yesterday and registered at the |
Wickham House.
corn—high yield ears, 120 days to day June 28 Glasses fitted. 2t
though the cars are now being laid
silo. J. N. Gearhart, Dora, Ore­
E. E. Fraedrick who has been with
F. C. Pursley, of the Haberdasb- up for a day or two by the rain
gon.
5-l-10tp
the Farmers’ Union Grocery here for
ery, has just received a letter from
For expert piano tuning, call on the past year, will leave with his fam­
VY ANTED— Hides, pay top price bis brother, Charles A. Pursley of - O Sumner.
Awarded Gold Medal
ily Saturday for Freewater, Oregon,
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cash G 0 . Motley, Sumner, Ore.
where they will make their home.
Fresno, California, who states that
P. P. I. E. San Francisco, 1915
Frank
Burkholder
made
a
busi­
4 25 10tp
he is a member of the California ness trip to Powers Sunday
Mias Margaret Lund leaves this
He
SECON D H A N D T Y PE W It ITE R - National Guard and has been called
evening
for Marshfield. Tomorrow
reports an atmosphere of prosperity
The strongest and nearest water proof
Pittsburg Visible; does first-class
Mrs. O. O. Lund will foiiow her daugh­
to
the
colors
to
prepare
lor
border
|
and
contenlmen,
about
the
little
Shoes made for Loggers, Cruisers,
work. For sale cheap. Inquire
ter to the Bay. From there they will
Miners, Sportsmen and Workers.
at Herald office.
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city and also states that they are to take the Kilburn to Oakland, Calif.,
Highest price paid for county ! have a rousing celebration on the where they will reside in the future.
H O M ESTEA D S B Y T H E UNITED
scrip
and orders. The Title Co. h ; Fourth.
The Misses Eva Schroeder and Leta
Men’s Comfort Dress Shoes I States government in the Colville
Indian Reservation, Wash., open­
Matt Kerrigan, Jr. returned here
J F. Steinman. who has the con- Mast and Judge James Watson left
ed in July. Over 1 , 000,000 seres ; Friday after a three years absence. I tract for the construction of the this afternoon for the Watson ranch
Strong Shoes for Boys
where they will attend the wedding of
for the public. Copyrighted map
showing r o a d s , rivers, lakes, During the winters he has been tak. Southern Pacific depot at North Mr. Watson’s lister Miss Dorothy Wat­
Manufactured by
creeks, mountains, Indiin allot­ ing a law course at Portland and Bend, was in town this morning in son to C. L. Tuttle.
ments and mi> era! lands
De­ dining the summers be visited Ida -1 consultation with E. E. Johnson,
C. L. Tuttle, accompanied by Jim
Theodore Bergmann
scription of same and also how to ho, Wyoming and the northern who will furnish the lumber for the Thrift left this morning for the Wat­
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
locate any heiiieslead in the re­ part of this sta-e. He will spend building. Mr. Steinman was a res son ranch at Coos City where he and
Miss Dorothy Watson will be married
servation without the aid of a
621 Thurman St
Portland, Oregon
land locator. Pos-paid !*1 Smith this summer visiting his father here j ident of this city for a short time at 12 o’clock tomorrow. A large num­
Ask for the Bergmann Waterproof [ <fc McCrea, 555 Eagle Bldg , Spo­ and will leturn to Portland in the several years ago and has many ac- ber of friends and relatives from here
shoe Oil.
will attend the ceremony.
; fall to resume his studies.
quaintances here.
kane, Wash.
o- 2 -l (Up
JOURNAL TO RUN SPECIAL
A N SC O
Goods
Cameras and Speedex Film
Bought and 5old
O r T a k e n in E x c h a n g e
On New
H. O. Anderson
FUHRMAN’S PHARMACY
MERELY MENTIONED
'‘Going Up”
Supplies are high
Machinery is high
Overhead is high
WANT COLUMN
Oregon
Bartlett Enlists
S. P- B • 11lett ol Coquille, came
over this morning and immediately
enlisted in the company of Coast
Artillery being recruited here. He
is one of the first from outside points
to join.
All ot the mills on the river with
the exception ol E- E. Johnson’s
mill at Coquille are temporarily
idle, he says The Coquille mill is
cutting on local orders and today
he had to aid in unloading some
cars here to provide means ol ship­
ping some of the orders — Coos Bay
Times.
Bancroft Briefs
Dave Carey of Allegany is visit­
ing his Grandpa Crunk ar.d other
relatives.
James Davis formerly of Remote
hut of late years of Washington,
came in this week to see his brother
Clarence who lives on Jenkins prai­
rie.
Edwin Lund of Coquille High
school, is enjoying a well-earned
vacatiou on the lanch, and inci­
dentally helping Louie farm
J. C Shields and C F. Water­
man are installing a sawmill to
make use ot the fine timber on
their ranches on upper Myrtle
creek.
Grandpa Rice went to Roseburg
last week tor a stay with hisdaugh
ter Mrs. B. R Banning.
He has
enjoyed a long visit with his son A.
L Rice and with other children
and grandchildren.
C o u n t r y C o u s in .
$100 Reward, $100
Thô r e a d e rs of
t h i s paper will be
p l e a s e d t o k a r n t h a t t h e r e is a t least one
d r e a d e d d i s e a s e t h a t s c i e n c e has been
a b l e t o c u r e in al l Its s t a s e s , and th at Is
C a t a r r h . H a l i ’s C a t a r r h C u r e is the only
o s it i v e c u r e n o w k n o w n t o the medical
r a t e r n i t v . C a t a r r h b e i n g a constitutional
d is e a s e , r e q u i r e s a c o n s t i t u t i o n a l treat­
ment
H a l l ' s C a t a r r h C u r e is t a k e n In­
t e r n a l l y , a c t i n g d i r e c t l y u p o n the blo od
a n d m u c c u s s u r f a c e s o f t h e s y s t e m , there­
b y d e s t r o y i n g t h e f o u n d a t i o n o f the dis­
e a se , a n d g i Y i n g t7ie p a t i e n t s t r e n g t h b y
b u i l d i n g u p t h e c o n s t i t u t i o n an t assisting
n a t u r e in d o i n g it s w o r k . T h e p n prletors
h a v e so m u c h f a i t h in i t s curativ^ pow­
ers t h a t t h e y of f er O n e H u n d r e d Hollars
for a n y ca s« t h a t i t f a l l s to cure. Send
for li st o f t e s t i m o n i a l s .
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Address F. J. CH EN EY A CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all D ru g g is ts , 75e.
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Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
PAULL & ROONEY
COQUILLE GARAGE
General Automobile Repairing
Inner Tube Vulcanizing
Gasoline and Cylinder Oil
Free Air
Phones: Shop, 671
Kes. Farmer 905
COQUILLE LAUNDRY 8 ICE CO.
Scenic Theatre
Bergmann Shoe
The Iron Claw
Monday
Licensed Feature
Other Nights
The Goddess
Every Friday
5 cents
Usually
15 cents