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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1916)
Save a Small Place in Your Baggage for a MERELY MENTIONED Miss Erraa Cnliu spent the week end viM'ing <>o ihe Rav. C a m e ra Reid the Waut ads. help you. Summer timeis CA M ERA time of course. Everybody really wants a camera— and we have cameras at prices adapted to Y O U R ability to buy— small ones for the chil dren. Walter and Ray Nortis were business visitors here from Fairview Friday. Photo Supplies for ANY Camera Correct materials for taking, making and finishing GO OD pictures. High Quality- the R IG H T goods to use with ANY camera. Bring Y ou r Filins back to us Developing and printing work of high order. Bring all films here. Save your vacation films and let us develop them. FUHRMAN’S PHARMACY” P rofessional Cards GEO. E. RICHARDS A ttorney at L aw M oney to L oan Office in Robinson Bldg. Coquille - - ............ Oregon Dr. C. W. ENDICOTT D kntist Office over First National Bank Phone Main 431 324 , 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 of 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 Laird Building - Coquille, Ore. '‘Going Up” Supplies are high Machinery .is high Overhead is high But laundry prices haue 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 l ALNDRY 8 Iff CO, T h e Celebrated Bergmann Shoe Awarded Gold Medal P. P. 1. E. San Francisco, 1915 The strongest and nearest water-proof Shoes made for Loggers, Cruisers, Miners, Sportsmen ana Workers. They may Arthur EMingson attended the business men’ s meeting in Bandon last Tuesday. C. M. Johnson, wile and twochil- for some time with George Aker Highest price paid for county . who is in the forestry service there, dren and Mrs. E E . Johnson and scrip iyi(J orders. The Title Co. tf Miss Harriett Sweet came up Sat little daughter, Mar y Esther, left Dr. V. L Hamilton accompanied urday from Merchants creek where this morning by auto for Portland. W. W West, of San Francisco, Dr. Earl Morrow on his leturn to •she is teaching, for a brief visit wiib her parents, Mr. and Mrs J B. was in Coquille on business yester the Bay last Saturday. jimmy Laird and wife of Brew Sweet, returning Sunday afternoon day. Mr West sails for the south WANTED— Chitham Bark. 1916 from Marshfield today. ster Valley, were Coquille visitors Pet- 1 . Geo. T. Moulton tf Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dollar, who the last ot the week. Mrs. N J Messer, Mrs. M O. have been visiting at the E. E. Frank Leslie made a trip into the Johnson, home (or about a week, Gardiner country last week leaving Hawkin» and little daughter Mar vin Hawkins left on the evening left in their auto on the return trip here Saturday. train Saturday for a visit or several this morning Mouey to loan in email amounts days at the Max Dement ranch Glen Rahskopf, who has been on improved eity property. The near Powers very ill for several weeks, is again Title Company. tf D r. Walter Culin drove out to C. Milton Schultz, editor of the Roseburg Saturday, taking b i s Myrtle Point Enterprise, made a daughter Miss Alice who was re brief visit to this city Saturday. turning to her position in Berkeley Mrs. Hattie Bledsoe and Mrs. W. after having spent a short vacation N. Morrison went to McKinley Fri with her parents. day lor a brief visit of business and For expert piano tuning, call on pleasure. O. Sumner. tf Manufactured by Theodore Bergmann Shoe Manufacturing Co. 621 T hurm an St Portland, Oregon EAsk for the Bergmann Waterproof shoe-Oil. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robinson, Miss Myrtle DeLotig and W. C. Rose motored to Brewster Valley Thursday, returning Friday. A new bridge is being built across the river at the foot of Coop er mountain, east of Myrtle Point. It will be known as the Cooper bridge I shall be at Baxter Hotel, Co- quille on Friday, August 4 H. M Shaw. M. D., eye, ear, nose and tnroat specialist Glasses fitted. 7 * 5*1 Floyd Price, who has been work ing on the S P. bridge at Reeds- port, returned Friday Floyd re ports the bridge as rapidly uearing completion. Why don’t you, who live or visit in Coquille, make use of the Scenic Theater coupon which appears in this issue? That is what it is for Go to Quick’s for your screen doors arid saw filing, saws, gum- niing, second hand saws, carpenter tools, axes, brush hooks, tie hack ing tools. l e was a lw ay s trying to save b!tn 1 trouble.” And did he succeed r fes He has saved up a whole lot re than he can take care of. - sb'.ngton Star. Mrs. E Bennett and three chil dren, of Monroe, Oreg , returned to their home today after a week's vis it with City Marshal and Mrs. J. A. Jackson. The ladies aie sisters. RATES: One cent a word, each in sertion. No charge less than 15 cents' L O S T — Pair of spectacles, near Farmers and Merchants bank. Finder pie se leave at Herald office. 7 25-ttp F A R M E R S — A want ad in this column is one of the cheapest and easiest ways possible for you to sell or to buy anything you want If you have a horse, cow, wagon or anything else for sale, adver tise it here It you wish to buy advertise for what you want. O L D N E W S P A P E R S — C h e a p at the H o 'a l d office PIGS for Sale. F. B Phillips. 7 - 1 1- tf L O S T — Elgin watch, seven jewels, at Myrtle Point races. Finder leave at Baxter hotel. Jas Rob ertson 7 18 2t G OLDEN IT A L IA N BIJES-And Queens, untested $1, tested $1 50 Purity mating guaranteed. F. M. Alley, 697 N. Cottage, Salem, Oregon 7-18-iotp FOR S A L E — Bi es and Be- sup p ies. Mace Bros., Mirtle Point. 5 1 C 10 tp SECOND BAND TYPEWRIT« B - Pittsburg Visible; does first-class work. For sale cheap. Inquire at Herald office. ff Str. Elizabeth Regular as the Clock San Francisco and Bandon First-class fare or.......... Up freight, per ton » 10.(10 .... 3.00 24 California Street, San Francisco For Reservation* J. E. NORTON Agent, Coquille, Oregon Court Lets Contract No. 2 C * The county court Saturday let a t to I*a P aedii' k, JJariiu e 1. r and G A Pei km-, ot North B. ml, l o r grading i.nd installing culver's on tw.* rntlea i*t rind near Gravel Ford. Tile c ill r a t was let in min price-, and the noci pled bid totaled $3791 I) P. P lun der, of Btndoa was lowe-t bidder, his total sum being $3736 50 Owing to the fan, however, that his was au in formal hid and contained certain conditions he was not given the work Tire other bidders were El- lingsen & Henderson, of Coquille, $3877 5°; A M. Snyder, ot Myrtle P -int, $4187,50; Moon k Gidley, $3911 and R L Weekly, of Uyrtle Potut, $4138 c o iiiit Brownie $1 100 Autographic Fixture New Size 3 7-8 x 4 7-8 Knowlton’s Drug Store Hard to Please Today the county court issue J to Ezra Kinney and Vabel Kinney a license to wed Something over two vears ago a like document was issu.-d to the same couple. But li'.e “ all is not gold that glitters” ninied bliss was not what it seem ed and about two years ago the county court was prevailed upon to 0 dissolve the bonds of Mr. and Mrs. Kinney. After two years ot single life, however, they have evidently arrived at a new agreement and are giving cupid a new lease S ---------- ® New Telephone Directory"« I I I Will go to press August 1 st. - I Suscrihers desiring changes in listings or advertising space are requested to make application immediately. ^ A NOW is the time to have a telephone installed and be listed ■ in the new directory. H The county Board of Road View Advertisers will find the new telephone directory the biggest, R ers, composed of S E Henderson, best, and most constant advertising medium in Coos, Curry A Scouts Go Camping and Western Douglas counties. R. B Murdock and Chas. McCul lock, went to Lakeside yesterday to Scout Master N. E. Kelley and seven examine the road between Haines teen Boy Sciuts left yesterday morn Slough and Templetou. ing for a ten days’ camping trip in Mrs. Geo Morgan, of Bandon, Brewster valley. Two of the boys, midst after a several mouths’ visit accompanied by Mr. Margin's Leland Chase and Billy Tyrrell, belong out in the valley. He went there mother, of Klamath Falls, who is to the junior scouts. The others are: Welman Ball, Clyde Levine, Clinton with the hope of betteriog his her house guest, visited Mrs. L- Woodruff, Hillis Hanscom, Ernest John * health, and has returned feeling Gregory, of this city, Saturday. son, Earl Isensee, Wm. Miller, Ken One side of your Pass Book will show all the money you have fine. neth Kistner, Purl Woodruff, Fred receivad. The other side will show all you have paid out, and With eleven teams at work the the cancelled checks are your receipts. Elmer Brack, accused of running Longston Construction Co. is going Harlocker, Melvin Pointer, Dewey This fine arrangement is yours if you will open your check ac Walker, Gordon Hanscom, Irvine deei with dogs and of shooting at ahead rapidly with the grading of count here. Campbell and Carl Andrews. Your account will be given careful and considerate attention. • deer out of season, was convicted the street east of the court house and fined $50 and costs before Jus under the coutract tecently made Native Citizens tice Dodge at Myrtle Point last with the city council. CAPITAL and SURPLUS $60,000.00 f There is a good deal of discussion in week. A. J. SHERWOOD, president L. H. HAZARD, Cashier Dr. G. Earl Low has a new suite Washington over the order by Secre R. E. SHINE, Vice President Money to loan in small amounts O. C. SANFORD, Asst. Cashier of offices in the First National tary Baker dismissing without delay all on improved city property. The Bank building. Several workmen members of the crews of certain gov Title Company. 6-6tf have been busy the past week get ernment vessels, who are not native- Cynthia Liljeqvist, daughter ol ting the office in shape so that the born American citizens. Representa Disirict Attorney Liljeqvist, tormer- doctor will be aide to accommodate tive Bennett of New York, in the ! ? ■ course of a speech in the House, asked ly of Coquille, Wednesday under his patients by the first of the what would happen "if that order was went an operation tor removal of month. issued to the Cabinet of the United tonsils. Dr Wm Horsfall per States today.” This brought out the Chas. Ross has recently complet fact that the proportion of foreign born formed the operation. ed a fireplace in the Kay & Jeub members of the Cabinet is about the If you want to see one of the residence on C o q u il l e Heights. same as the proportion of population best picture programs shown in The fireplace is faced with pebble throughout the United States.—J. E. C o g s county, go to the Scenic to brick made in Mr. Ross’ Coquille J o n e s . morrow night and see the Triangle brick yard and the owners of the A Million in Rubber pictures It will cost you 20 cents, house are well pleased with the ef if y »u are over 12 years old— hut It fect obtained Twenty carloads of crude rubber, a is worth it. W. R Foote brought to this of solid trainload, valued at a million dol FARM ERS— G e o . T Moulton fice last week a head of lettuce that lars, are on their way to New York wai is your hide«. Better see him It from San Francisco via the Southern about it. He wants furs also. 8 - 3 tf was certainly some lettuce. Pacific’s Ogden route. This shipment, stood a good eighteen inches in di which came from Singapore, is the first When the fire alarm sounded ameter and high in proportion and consignment of rubber of such magni Friday morning, about two-thiids looked as though it might make tude to go overland from the Pacific of the population hit lor the east salad for a moose carnival. It was Coast. It was shipped here by the end ol town where the smoke was raised by Henry Foote on the old East Asiatic company on their steamer artsinv from slashings which had Bried. Foote place near this city. The East Asiatic company is a Dutch been burning for the past two days. Money to loan in small amounts concern with plantations and trading Mr. and Mrs. G . A Guerin, on improved city property. The posts in all parts of the world. Otto formerly of Myrtle Point and at Title Company. Jealop, who is its representative at San tf Francisco, says his company is going to present residents of Oakland, ar Would you take the trouble to operate monthly steamers directly from rived in Coquille last Saturday for pick up a nickel lying on the side Copenhagen through the Panama Canal a short visit with their daughter-in walk? Sure, you would Then to San Francisco and thence to Tokio law, Mrs. W . C Guerin, who is whv not pick up the coupon that and Yokohama. ---- e . « a e- ---- ---- staying at the E A Folsom home appears in the Herald every week Card of Thanks P. B Gavitt, the Kant Leak — and use it. It is worth a nickel Rain Coat man, will be in Coquille to you at the Scenic box office. We wish to extend our heartfelt the week ol the Moose Carnival, F. E McKenna and Mrs. Mc thanks to the friends who gave us their and he will be glad to take your order for a reliable raincoat at a Kenna took the morning train lor help and sympathy in our late bereave ment in the death of our daughter, price lower than you ever saw be Marshfield today. Mr. McKenna Miss Florence Dye. fore. 7-25 2t M r . J. B. D y e and F a m il y , is to meet a committee of the com Dayton, Oregon. i Reuben Mast returned Wednes mercial club there and confer with day from Portland where he had them regarding the part Coquille is A G r e a t R e c ip e . A tidy and well kept shop recommends the firm as “ Do you ever worry, old man?” gone a week before to drive an au to play in the railroad jubilee personal neatness does the individual. "Never.” tomobile lot L J- Simpson. On The work of planking the new "How do you work It?” account of the heavy rains Mr. "In the daytime I'm too busy to In cgunty road that gives a level en dulge In worry, and at night I'm too Simpson deemed it best to ship the trance to Coquille from Myrtle sleepy.”—Beaton Transcript. car hack and come homt on the Point is going ahead moderately, train. and the improvement will be much A High Class Show Coming The business men ot Bandon at a appreciated by the traveling public meeting held last Tuesday night when completed. Cooper Bros. Shows. Not claiming give out no fumes, waste products or appreciable to be the largest, but they have made | went on record as opposing the oc heat. The innate cleanliness of motor drive makes Rerlin E. Davis and wife and son, an enviable record for themselves by cupation tax in that city as a meth the sterling worth of their perform of Portland, passed through Co- ances. In addition to their wonderful plant inspection the owner’s pride, conserves the od of paying off ihe city’ s indebted qnille in their auto this morning. trained wild animals, they have secured material manufactured and serves as a general stim ness. The main argument pul the very best of lady and gentleman Mi Davis is an exclusive shoe deal performers of international reputation, ulus to the good spirits, loyalty, accuracy, and health forth was that ail had been hene-1 er of Portland and is down here and a host of funny clowns. The per filed and all should pay formance goes with speed and perfect of the workers. looking for a location. He intends system. Acts follow each othef rap Bargains — 1 iucubstor 50 egg to make a trip into Curry county idly and the program is made up en Isn’t this worthy of consideration? cap ic it i; 1 set heavy harness; 1 set and then return to this place. tirely of all big feature acts, making this show now rank among the very Painter falls and books; 1 plow, 10 From here he will visit the Bay. best. Don’t forget the date, afternoon inch; 5 sewing machines. Will sell , , _ and night at Coquille, Wednesday, Au Write or phone cheap or exchange for chickens or' Marriage Licen*er gust 2. anything ussful I can bundle.— At T____ Quick’s | RayC Smith and Della Sundman. $100 Reward, $100 T li« readers o f this paper will be W. W. La whom drove in from August L- Carlson and Nina pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been McKinley Thursday morning io ^ ae Heiugle. to cu re In all Its stages, and that is Harley J Falbe and Evalina able Phone 71 Coquille, Ore. Catarrh. H all’s C atarrh C u .e is the only his Ford, bringing Mrs Lawborn M nde Plyler. positive cu re now know n to the m edical fraternity. C atarrh being a constitutional and L. A Lawhorn in for a day’s Ezra Kinney and gjabe! Kinney. disease, requires a constitutional treat- im.nt. H a ll's C atarrh Cure Is taken In s'lopning Mi«« Mabel Wilcox and ternally. a ctin g d irectly upon the blood and m ucous su rfa ces o f the system , there Mi-s M .n .L e v s r were »No of the T / M \ f L M J IT A W P T LT \ L f RAINCOATS from $ 3.9 by destroying the foundation o f the dis A loll«« preparation of ease. and giv in g ti.e patient strength by K U M I T \ i \ - » a N 1 I v T>/\ l \ t «16 98 , delivered to you p i»‘ \ . Vi»« Wile* x o mi ig n* tow* Eslp* to erad loot« dan building up the constitution and assisting address free. Mad** to your measure, with a written guarantee wtt^ For Rettoria* Color nature In doing Its work. The proprietors f r -r w efe iv m i i ' V I * n - an* »e a u tyto G r.ro rF .d e each and every coat, f . :• Men, Women and Children. Free Cap, Bonnet have so m uch faith In Its cu rative pow »Oe. and and tl.i |l. 0 *at~ ers that they o ffe r On-’ H undred Dollars and Book Cover for the kiddi* s. If inter”»t- n n n « \/T T T V .* L V r » n ir r .in i; *o ' o t lim n* f o r nny " is e that It falls to cure. Send ed drop me a postal for further particulars. I . 15 .1 I A V 1 1 1 H I N D E R U O R Ñ N F S i w m o i m , » fo r list o f testlm onlsts. 1 «lit. a week'.« visit w.:b " l v . < t . IO U M .M & .« to p . »II pala. * ••> * » « " » fa r * Address »*.. J. C HENEY _A CO., Toledo, Ohio. Coos County Agent, Marshfield, Oregon B o ld by Mil Druggist*, 7V . MrKi •>> , Take Ball’* Family Pills for coostlpstioa. Coos and Curry Telephone Co. INCOME and OUTLAY FIR ST NATIONAL B A N K % Dry Shiplap, Finish, Flooring and Rustic W ISCONSIN SILOS WANT COLUMN E. & E. T. Kruse T r o u b le S a v e r . improving and though still very weak, his early recovery is now hoped tor. There are no strings on the cou Helen Hower, a representative of tile Review of Reviews company, pon that appears in the Herald. It was doing business in town last is good lor five cents in the bands of any one who gets hold ol it— old Thursday. Geo T Moulton will pay highest o r j o u c g , rich or poor. Don’t «e market price for wool and mohair too pioud tc use it. 3 - 14 tf William Wheeler is again in our M en’s Com fort Dress Shoes Strong Shoes for Boys W. C. Laird made a business trip Kids, what are you dreaming to the Bay today, about? Grati that coupon. C. J. Fuhrman is a business vis Judge John Coke spent the week itor at the Bay today. end at bis home in Morsbfield. % Win. Candlin was a passenger on Mr. and Mrs R. R Watson and this morning’s train lor Marshfield. children went over to the Watson Don Gardner was in town yester | ranch at Coos City Saturday even- day and this morning lelt for Myrtle ling. returning Sunday. | Point. Highest price paid for county, Mrs. Ed Brenner and Mrs. V. L ' scrip and orders. The Title Co tf Julian Leslie left yesterday morn Hamilton are visiting in Bandon ing for Powets where he will stay today. Several Lots of Lumber at Special Prices E. E. JOHNSON ‘Order is Nature s First Law* Electric Motors OREGON P O W E R CO. »UPffSa. don / I