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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1916)
THE COQUILLE HERALD P U B L IS H E D EVERY st office at 3. 1879. r Entered as second-class matter M ay < , 1905, at the Coquille, Oregon, under act of Cougrees of Marc! E D IT O R R O Y M . A V E R Y , B U S IN E S S M A N A G E R Devoted to the material an J social upb aiding of the Coquille V alley particularly and of Coos County generally. Subscription, $1.50 per year, in advance. Phone Main 381 .. . * F*mo“ * Dl* ’ r' I f you nr© u gourmet you like lob- lug a profitable as well as pleasant gter. The man who made lobster a la one. Newburg famous refused to have hla a „ j . , , name go with It. He gave Delmonlco ei (oyable musical prngiam tlle anj i)p] gave the delicacy Rory O’Moore TUESDAY P. C. L E V A R , L E S S E E A N D structed the lodge in a verv ac ceptable manner, m aking the even SPRAY FROM THE SURF Be a Booster was rendered l»v the follow in g the aame It bears today, while that of home talent: Mrs L . H H azard. t h e benefactor la never*beard outside w r_ 0. .. r? i ° f the little circle in which he lived. <“ r,, - C h “ T.. S k ee“ ’ M,S F ,a n k Well, the creator of the dish was Iveslie, Miss M arvel Skeels, b. G. Benjamin Wen burg, a New York bro- Leslie, C. E M cCurdy and K ay- ker. He used to take his luncheons at mond Burns. Delmonloo’s downtown place, not many blocks from the Battery. When be told As a crow n in g feature o f the Del how to make lobster a la Newburg evening the president presented to ~ 11 lia<1 no nBul® then—Del put It ou i u ii o f r bis bill and called It lobster a la Wen- M __ rs. A « „ n „ n • ie t L iwrence, on behalf burB (Contributed) Be a booster, never knock For they’ ll get you by the clock I f you stand not like a rock For your town; Be a booster, do your part With a strong and willing heart, More will follow if you stait, So get down. Mamie L od g e, a T w en ty-five Year V eteran’ s Jewel. Mrs W atlen SOCIAL We publish in this issue an interview giving a boost Legacy for St. James Church to the measure for establishing a normal school at Pendle A legacy of $5000 has been be ton. In it are given several arguments that appeal to the queathed to the St. James Episco Herald as sound. There is no question but more teachers pal Chun h by Mrs. Wall, sister of of really high class training are needed in Oregon schools. Bishop Morris, who built the church To use cheap and inferior help in the education of the chil as a memorial to her husband. The interest is to be used to pay a part dren is as short-sighted and expensive as the use of that ot the salary of an assistant tor class of help in any line of business. It may work out Dean Horstall and Rev. Browning. fairly well in digging up the ground with pick and shovel, Rev. Jennings will preach his first but in any higher line of endeavor the superior workman sermon here on August 6 He will gives superior results for the same money. Oregon has a teside in Coquille, preaching here on alternate Snndajs, and at North splendid school system in some respects, but is short on Bend and Gardiner on the days well trained and efficient teachers. To get them involves that Dean Horsfall fills the pulpit the expenditure of more money. Whether more money in Ciquille. should be spent on one normal school, or whether more * «•» • normal schools should be established is a question for dis Born cussion. The old “ Pork Barrel” view should be discarded To Mr and Mrs. Ralph Nosier, altogether. I f it be better for the state and its school of Coquille, Thursday, Ju ly 20, a system to establish a normal school at Pendleton, that girl. Dr. V. L. Hamilton was the should settle it without bringing in the “ political” claims PICNIC AT COOS CITY attending physician. of Eastern Oregon to having state institutions located Mr. and Mrs. Lelaud Tuttie, To Mr. and Mrs. James Barnett, there. The Herald is in receipt of a clipping from The Mr and Mrs Robert Watson and of Beaver Hill, Sunday, July 23. a Weston Leader of July 14 in which the bitterest opposition children, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Sny boy. is voiced against the Pendleton measure. As the estab der of Marshfield, Miss Eva Schroe- lishment of a normal school at Weston some years ago der, R. B Murdock and James Watson were the guests at a picnic Do You Know That? was a pork barrel measure pure and simple, which smelled held at the Watson ranch at Coos j so bad it was later thrown out, Weston is now fulfilling City Sunday. Mr. Snyder is cap j Intelligart motherhood con the expectation that she would take only the pork barrel tain on the dredge Michie that is serves the nation's best crop? view, and the Leader uses all the old-style pork and polit employed in dredging on the Coos | Heavy eating like heavy drink ical arguments against the measure. This should help to Bay bar. Mrs Snyder has been \ ing shortens life? (or the past week visiting at the The registration o f sickness is give the measure a good standing in the minds of the home of Miss Eva Schroeder and j even more important than the people o f the state. accompanied the picnic party from j registration of death*? Who Looks After The People’s Case? • An examination of the advertising and new s columns of a large part of the Metropolitan press shows that the in- duatries of the countrv commonly known a MHig Business", are spending money by the bucketful in trying t o ‘ 'educate” the people that the Government is inca- pable of forming its own conclusions in reference to armor plate or the manner of regulating it» railroads. But »0 far as known, there is no one aulficiently interested to spend a dollar of cash to tell the people the other side of the sto ry. This being *he condition it is very easy to figure out why so many people conclude that affairs of Government might be better run. It also makes it easy to predict who will "come » ut at the little end o f the horn'' in tue con- test betaeen the interests arid lire o, u- pit.—J. E. J onkh here while Mr Snyder came over Boyi Rewarded for Bravery Irom Marshfield. • • • In recognition o f their service in pre MRS. LAWRENCE HONORED venting what might have been an acci Mrs. Nellie Wattenhurg, presi- dent, t\ II. Ketehum, superintendent of tin Stockton division of the Southern d m of the Rebekah Assembly if I’aciri«*, has presented two gold watches ' Oregon, made an official visit to to two boy», Frank HafTensperger, | Mamie Rebekah Lodge No. 20, aged 11 , and C layton Shaesley, aged 12, j Wednesday evening. A special of Li\ ingston. Cal. The watches are .• .. . . . engraved with their names and bear . raeellnK v 88 ca or \ie occas,on the legend: “ Preaented in recognition j an<1 about ior,y «w m lor.* were in f hid heroic act, June 4. 1916.” attendance. On that (late, the irrigating canal o f! Mrs. Wattenburg is a woman th !..n"'k: r !,olTn,an. 1Uml and Wal,ey small of stature but large in effi- company broke and the water rushed ciency atid handles her work with over the tracks near Arena. Seeing She has a pleasing per the danger, the boys, in true radroad ^*sPatc^ - f vIt tntioned themselves along the sodality, is an easy and intellectual . , , . „ , , , . , , r^bt of way, and flagged train 49 as it talker, thoroughly awake to the ad- came along. vancement o f the order. Her kind- l ln- Company has also expressed its . . , , appreciation of the efforts of W. L. ,y « > * '» ld everyone makes Kaffenspcrgar and his wife and of A. acq i*ainlttK'es her Itietlds , . . . . N. Sheesley. M s \\ attenhurg drilled and in The U. S. Public Health Ser vice cooperates with state and local authorities to improve rural sanitation? Many a severe cold ends in tu 1 berculosis? Godlsmnn Attestreteseiule and Thomas Wrangwlsshe, which certainly have no claimants nowadays. Many surnames derived from trade or service have been contracted, such as Le Lindraper Into Draper, I.e Cou- blrde Into Coward, Le Chapelayn Into Chaplin nnd Le Gresuenour igros ve- nenr) Into Grosvenor.—London Opinion. A Queer Creature. Queer that while the male seal Is a bull nnd the female a cow their young ster Is not called a calf, but a pup. Wby “ seal fisheries.” too. when the seal Is not a fish? And why should the seal’s breeding place be styled a rookery? It looks ns If this strange creature Is only a fish In common ixirlance wbile at sea. On land (or Ice) It Is classed popularly with animals or birds.—Ex change A Glimpse of Heaven. Paterfamilias— Well. Mr. Smith. I ’m pleased to see you at our humble board for the first time. Now, Is there any particular cut you fancy? ProspectlveSon-ln law—Oh, no. thank you. I think— Youngest Daughter of the House- Dad, aren’t you going to ask Ctssle? You know what a shindy she kicks up If she doesn't get first pick.—London Opinion The Beginning and End. Fond Mother—It was at tills point In the entrancing landscape that my daughter received a declaration and accepted. Friend—And tel! us the rest of the romance. Fond Mother—Un fortunately that Is all there was.—Meg- gendorfer Rlnetter The Assent Sarcsstio. He (at the end of a fishing story)— My word, It wns a monster! T on my word. I never saw such a fish .n my life! She—I don't believe you ever did!—London Mall. Pertinent. “ I asked Arthur how old he thought I was. nnd he guessed right the very first time.” “ Have you made up yet?’’ —Pitts burgh Prew. Sedentary habits shorten life? Neglected adenoids and defec tive teeth in childhood menace adult health? A low infant mortality rate in dicates high community intelli gence? Telling th* Time. Ingenious Teacher—I f the clock were to strike fourteen, what time would It be? Intelligent Pupil—Time to send the clock to be repaired —London Tele graph The only competition worthy a wise man Is alth him self-M rs Jameson. A Good Show Coming Cooper Bros, will be with us on Wed- m August *.. with many new and no?Rl features, and it can truthfully be »»id to be a good one, presenting ao man*v £i€Minf M*h c la is original feats, acts wonder», making it — the ----- best a(’ ts and wonders, o f all tented exhibitions before the publie. A grand street review at 1 p. m Two exhibitions daily at two and eight o'clock. FOR T H E MOOSE CARNIVAL COOUILLE. AUGUST 5 Wen burg got nngry about It and told Delmonlco If he didn't remove his The Herald will take the liberty of asking again what Be a booster, never fear. Crown with purpose all the year; Coquille is going to do in the way o f entertaining the visit Opportunity is here, burg staled lhal she con’ d not re- " a,ne he would feed e,* ewher»- The n . , big caterer reversed the first syllable, call another instance in the sta*e and the title has been what you have ors who will be here at the time of the Coos Bay Railroad Take her hand. Be a booster leal and true, where a sister had been thus re- been accustomed to see engr since.— celebration. It is true that the celebration to be given on Show her that you dare to do; warded for continuous and laitbltil Richmond Tlmes-Dlspatch. Coos Bay and to be paid for by the Coos Bay people out of Thus she'll place her faith in you- service. She was more than pleas- „ And her land. r i Whim of a Groat Aotor. their own pockets, without asking us for any contribution, ed with this expression of love and j Salvlnl, the great Italian tragedian, is to be called the “ Coos Bay” celebration. It is also true Be a booster—what’s the use appreciation on the pait o f Mam ie made It a condition that none of his To fill the land with vile abuse, L od g e in presenting this je w e l to 80n* "houW .c t In Italy so long as he that we have a perfect right to go into a deep attack of Or doubtful, pessimistic views? .. “ J remained on the stage. So Gustavo was the sulks if we want to. We have the privilege o i mak It won’t pay. Mrs. Lawrence, and uop-t. that the baulshed to the other countries o f the Be a booster, do your part practice m ight be olten repea'ed continent and acted in Itussla and ing the welkin ring with our maudlin shrieks whenever With a strong and willing heart, I throughout the slate Austria with some success. Alexander we are accused of belonging to the “ Coos Bay Country,” Get right in and make a start. learned the English language and Mrs. Law rence has been a mem- played In this country until he died at and thus nullify, so far as possible, the good effect for us Begin today— Yours truly, I. A. her ol M am ie L o d g e in good stand au ®ar|y a&®- Tomaso Is now an actor of the extensive advertising that the “ Coos Bay Country” ing between twenty-nine and thirty *" Ital* a" d ,a 8ald *“ have 1 to a greater degree than any of his has been and is getting. But it should not be forgotten "The Cinder Trail” years, and her enthusiasm for the , brothers the talents of his father, that there will be more visitors on Coos Bay at the time of welfare o f the O rder and her v.il- I Salvlnl wns married twice; first to The cinder trail has claimed him and he lingness to do her part has never C1®'»®»tln® L’azzola. an eminent Italian the celebration than ever were there before at one time beat it down the ties; actress, who died, leaving him three that they will be there to see the celebration and to look Beat it to the misty westward, where ; slackened •mall children. Many years later he the last red daylight dies; This was a complete uirprise to j married an Englishwoman nnmed Lot over the Coos Bay Country; that many of them will come And when the trail led northward, it Mrs. Lawrence, but her ready wit tle Shar»’ by whom he had two ch" to the Coquille any way, and that more o f them will come dren. Ills grandchildren have attract was to the north for Bill; and alert mind prompted appro ed attention In art and other circles In i f we go after them right. No such opportunity has ever But when the days grew shorter and priate words of appreciation. Italy.—Argonaut the air began to chill. come to us and no such opportunity will come again for He rode the rods to southward, where Light relreshments were served Flowsrs and L«av*a. the night winds milder blew, years to get before the eyes of so many outside people in after the program. The hall was Flowers are produced by tho sacri For the colder climate kind of pierced a favorable light. We can make them sit up and take no neatly decorated with brass bowls fice of stem and leaves, which subordi his lack o f raiment thru. nate their own functions to the making tice that we are part of the Coos Bay Country, and we can So from north, to south, and westward, filled with pink sweet peas and as of seed to carry on the species. In the paragus ferns. The tables were late summer time, when plants have try to make them believe that we are the best part— with he has traveled back and forth; adorned w i t h Japanese baskets flowered and. set their seed, the leaf And when the summer comes again, good chances of success. We can show them more farm spirit seems again to assert Itself and he’ ll hit’er for the north; ablaze with nasturtiums. In many Instances becomes so strong ing land, more dairy land, more fruit land, a prettier riv For he isn’ t much for stopping long in * * • that the miracle of Its self sacrifice Is any sort o f town-- er and a far pleasanter climate t l» n they can find on Coos revealed. One often sees roses, after I t ’s the steady jobs are strenuous and FAMILY REUNION producing perfect blossoms, producing Bay. We can show them the best town in the Coos Bay tie a fellow down. Mr. and Mrs. C»l Slagle enter some v. hlch push out n small bunch of Country in which to make a residence. We can show And if you ask his reason he just smiles tained at a six o'clock dinner last green leaves from the heart, or perhaps the axis, of the aborted sttdb grows them immense tracts of the finest river bottom land which and looks away; Friday evening, the occasion being right out from the middle and hears a is still covered with brush, and we can show them a lot of Says he likes to keep agoing and he a reunion of the Johnson family. small secondary rosebud. This sec can’t afford to stay; this from any elevation in Coquille. We can show them And Bo, you know it isn’ t right to The affair celebrated the first time ondary rose Is generally smothered In calyx more like a conglomeration of fot many years the family had been a leaves blame him for it all, unnumbered opportunities that are crying to be seized by than any ordinary calyx, the Since we all have got to answer, when gathered uuder one roof Those calyx showing a strong tendency to progressive and wide-awake people who come here with the we hear the trails that call. present were; Mr. and Mis. D L revert to the leHf form.— Edinburgh push and enterprise that are necessary to make a living Albert and two daughters, of Oak Scotsman. in other places. All these and more we can show them, land, Cal ; Mr. and Mrs. C. Me. Stupendous Surname*. but it will take some organized preparation. There has Johnson and family, of Bandon; Mr. The bearers of some of the surnames and Mrs. R. Stanley Dollar ana si n which appear In medieval documents been more or less discussion of the matter, but little if must have been glad of an excuse to ot San Rafael, Cal ; Mr. and M s. change them. Apparently this was anything has been done or even planned. If we want to T. G Mehl and family of Bandon; done, for the more grotesque have occupy some other position than that of disinterested spec FAI.BE-PI.YI.ER WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. E. fi. Johnson and either vanished or have been modified tators of the celebration pulled off by North Bend and Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock lamily; Mr and Mrs A l. Johnson out of recognition. Among the former are such names as Alice Thepunders- Marshfield not a day should be lost in starting the ball to at the home of Mr and Mrs C C and family; Mr. and Mrs. Cal Slagle stepdogbtre, Mazellna Stabwourchman, Price, Harlev Falbe, of Lakeside, and son. Frethesanccln Del Countynghouse, actually rolling. and Miss Evalina Plyler, formerly ol this place,'were united in mar riage, Rev. T . H. Downs officiat ing. The ritig ceremony was used. Miss Plyler had been in town for some time visiting friends and Fri day Mr. Falbe joined her here Those present at the wedding were Harley Falbe, Miss Evalina Plyler, Mr. 1 nd Mrs C. C Price, Misses Beulah, Hazel and Katie Price, and Ada Downs, Harry Sharkey, Stew art Norton and Reva Downs R e freshments were served alter the ceremony, after which the young couple took the afternoon train for Marshfield, expecting to stay there until Sunday when they would go to Lakeside where they will reside Quite a number of triends accom panied the couple to the station and bade them goodbye amid showers ot tice. See These Frizes Have you paid ti.e printi FOUR FINE LOVING CUPS One for the Best Farm Float One for the Best Float by any Business House One for the Best Decorated Automobile in the Parade One for the Best Float by any Fraternal Order The Coquille Moose will not compete for this All who wish to compote for these prizes must notify C. W. Gardner by July 31 HOTEL BAXTER Under New Management Having leased this vvell-equiDDed hotel, I propose to conduct it in such a man..?r as to merit pat ronage and give satisfaction to th traveling public. C H A R L E S B A X T F R , P ro p rie to r Roseburg-Coos Bay Stage Line Leaves Baxter Hotel, Coquille 9 a. m. Through Fare $5.00 GAGE & BAK ER HE greatest bulwark against the indigence of old age or the financial drain caused by a protracted illness is a bank account. If you are a business man making big profits; if you are an employee with a fine salary, plan to lay aside a certain sum weekly. Then if the rainy day comes along it will find you prepared. In times of stress jrou’ll find that your bank account is your friend. You can look the world in the ej’c. The man with a hank account looks better, feels hotter, is better than the man without a hank account. We transact all kinds of hanking business. S E E US ABOUT AN ACCOUNT TODAY. Farmers and Merchants Bank Willamette Tents 8 x 10 9^ x 12 12x14 14x16 - - - - 8 8 50 10.00 1300 16.50 Camp Stoves and Cooking Utensils Four-Hole Camp Stoves $2.25 Have You a Good Hose in Case of Fire CHICHESTER S PILLS W T n r D IA M O N D B R A N D . A L a d Ira t A ah y o u r D ru c o D t for ; <'hl.<*beo-ter*a Diam ond It r a i d / 1*111« In R e d and V o id n i m l l i A _ botes, sealed with Blue Ritbon. ’ S h M T a k e no other B u y o f y o u r ▼ - A * O ru a a U f. Ask foe < 'lll-r ilT .A .T F R * S »I A M O X D B R A N D 1*11.1«, f r t & years known as Best. Safest. Always Reliatle SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWNEPr H. O. Anderson Coquille, Oregon