Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917, May 08, 1917, Image 2

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    Foote’s unlucky days. A step ladder
H . M Shaw, M I)., eye, ear.
broke udner him while he was ut Dose aud throat specialist, will be
work at the Commercial College and at Baxter Hotel tVeduesday May 9
Published Every Tuesday.
in the fall his wrist was very badly- Glasses fitted
4 24-21
sprained and his nose came within
J. C. Savage
an ace of being broken.
Editor and Business .Manager.
The first shipment of cheese-mak­
Lieut. A. Cantoni, of the Italian ing machinery was received at the ;
Entered as second-class matter
Royal Flying Corps, and J. W. Reid, j Creamery here Tuesday and another |
representing the A. C. Dutton Lum­ [ big one Wednesday.
May 8 , 1905, at the post office at Co-
quille, O reg o n under act of Congress
ber Co., passed through here Tuesday
on their way to Bandon to inspect the
of March 7, 1879.
spruce purchased there for the Ital­ Rawleigh Quality Products
Devoted to the material and social
ian government to be used in aero­ Highest in Q uality; Lowest in Puce
upbuilding of the Coquille Valley,
Ask Your Neighbor
plane construction.
particularly and of Coos County gen­
10 - 17 -if
Wednesday Mrs. T. H. Downs ac­
erally.
companied her mother, Mrs. James
Clarke to the Bay to see her safely
The Superiority Itch
A shipment of Flonr arrived Friday which was purchased RIGHT
Subscription $1.50 per year, in ad­
started on her return trip to her
and we intend to givt our trade the benefit. The mill offered us a
vance.
Phone Main 381.
home at Corinth, Ontario.
Mrs. C.
(By Dr. Frank Crane in McClures)
cash bonus to cancel this order, but WE WANTED IT FOR YOU.
has been living at the Downs' home
The most widespread and noxious
The Rockingham, formerly the Ne­
It comes under guarantee to give satisfaction.
here
since
last
July.
Tillamook on Alaska ltun.
plague among the spirits of men and
braskan, wns sunk by a submarine
E. G. Perham, who is still digging women is the love of superiority.
last week. As the Nebraskan, she
Fifteen thousand cases of salmon away on that $<>4,000 grading con­
We pander to it, develop it, glory in
was torpedoed u year ago but reached
cans
will be taken to Ketchikan, Alas­ tract on the Marshfield-Coquille road it, even make religion of it, and all it
port. Thirteen men are missing.
north
of
Coaledo,
says
he
is
about
does is to hurt.
ka, by the gasoline schooner Tilla
l three-fifths through and expects to
Why does a husky parent slap his
mook, which was recently purchased
Germany is reported as having _ -------
_
possible two years’ supply of food yet by the Grand Trunk of the I aci c finish it in July. By that time the little child, or beat him, or otherwise
on hand. The situation in England ; Railway company from the Elmore section between Coaledo and Cedar tyrannize over him?
Poitn will be under construction.
Because physically is about the only
and France is even more grave than interests. The cans will be shipped
At Marshfield last week Judge way he is superior to his otfspring, and
by
the
American
Can
company,
of
this and with a successful submarine
blockade a crisis may be reached at this city, which supplies the canner­ Skipworth reduced the fine he had im­ abusing the helpless little one feeds his
A HIGH GRADE FLOUR
ies in the F ar North with a large posed on Frank Cameron, of the Agi­ superiority-greed.
any time.
Why does a husband browbeat his
quantity of the same sort of material tator, for libelling Mr. and Mrs. Al­
lan McLeod, of the County Infirmary, wife, refuse to talk to her as an equal,
We also offer some very fine
The food preparedness campaign every season,
has many advocates and supporters j The Tillamook has been at the Sup- from $500 to $300, which made it pos­ make her beg for every cent she gets
in this city, which fact is evidenced ple shipyards several weeks undergo­ sible to liquidate it with the sum sub­ and treat her generally after the fash­
ion of a bounder?
by the plowing up and planting of the >nE alterations and an overhauling. scribed for that purpose.
Because the gentle woman is his su­
parkings on several of our city j She has been equipped for carrying
perior in many ways, and it irritates
streets.
It will soon be necessary passengers, and other changes have
LAND OF INFINITE DETAIL him; so he preens his superiority the
With pork at present prices this is a pickup. TRY IT. We rec­
for the council to pass ordinances to been made to her. The work on the
only way he knows how.
vessel
is
nearing
completion
and
she
protect these crops from the depre­
Japanese
Farmers
Pr od uc e
Sever*.
ommend it. Something good! Just received!
Why do you make a practice of criti­
Crop s In S m a ll Space.
dations of small boys and stock run­ will be ready to begin loading for
cism,
always
find
some
na9ty
remark
Ketchikan about Saturday. Her car­ Japan mig .t well be culled the land
ning at large.
Remember these items are no greater bargains than dozens that
go will be taken on at municipal dock of Infinite d tail. Perhaps nowhere on to make of one whom others are com­
mending. Just to show you are su­
we
are offering every day.
Visit our Store.
Ask the Price.
earth
may
one
see
detail
carried
t>
No.
1.
The
craft
will
operate
in
the
Press dispatches of last week indi­
perior.
cate that the government looks with salmon trade in southeastern Alaska such extremes ns in that land, where
Why do we set prizes for children in
every available square foot of sol
great seriousness on the food situa­ during the coming season.—Tele­ must l»e made to yield every possible school, urge them on to exce and instil
gram.
tion even in America.
With the
return. Farms of one or two acres ideas of getting on and getting up in
great losses of foodstuffs on board
producing six, eight, ten or a dozen the world?
Barnes circus, which gave an exhi­ different crops are common sights, the
craft sunk by the submarines and the
We are teaching the thing we love—
Phone 691 and 541
Front and C Streets
steadily increasing demands made up­ bition at Myrtle Point yesterday, cer­ soil being fertilized and handled in superiority.
Coquille, Ore
tainly
had
a
bunch
of
hard
luck
at
such
a
manner
as
to
bring
results
in
on this country by the allied coun­
Why do we linger under the vicious
every
month
of
the
year.
that
place.
The
tents
were
supposed
tries, the situation is indeed grave.
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One peasant who obtained some over­ system of competition in business and
In a speech on the general situation, to be set up on the fair grounds but flowed
land turned what In this coun­ hate so to come to any principle of co­
Secretary Lane said; “We can’t af­ after many trials it was found im­ try would be waste ground to profit. operation?
ford to fail in this war. Every man possible to get the stakes or poles to Converting the marshy overflow into
Because w e a r e superiority-wor­ be glad?
. F '
Come, come! No more “uplift” stuff ,
in this country is involved in this hold owing to the wetness of the ponds, he bred and raised snapping shipers.
up
work and every man in
the ground, so the entire outfit was moved turtles, which in Japan are considered
We have no objection to the parson’s please. We don't want to be lifted
country is a soldier.
We are to the high school grounds. Even in as much of a delicacy as diamond back iroodness; it is the air of superiority — we want to be pushed up.
And all this whine about your not
not going to make war with this move the worst of bad luck was terrapin here. The farm now produces that goes with it that riles us.
being appreciated. What it means is
our right hand or with our left hand, encountered. The streets were so soft tens of thousands of the snapping tur­
A virtuous woman is beyond praise,
but with both hands, and every man it was almost impossible to haul the tles annually, these being shipped to but virtue without humility is zum da- that the good you do is done lor the
purpose of getting your superiority itch
In Tokyo and Yokohama markets by the von laufen—to be run away from.
in the country can aid. Our people heavy wagons to the grounds.
ton.
scratched.
must look to this year’s crop and next one case the front wheels were torn
Superiority is the peculiar vice of
Japan has also a pearl oyster farm
All the real good ever done in the
year’s crop and the next after that.” from one of the heavy wagons and In the bay of Argo there has been es­ virtue, the stench of perfection, the
in every case from three to nearly a tablished a plantation from whh h a nausea of morality, the repellence of world was done by those who did it in
WHY WAS! E GREEN FEED AND BUY HAY?
secret and ran away because they did
dozen teams were required to haul harvest is obtained.
religion.
THE AMERICAN FLAG.
not
want
to
be
caught
at
it.
In
May
or
June
stones
weighing
the trucks. And after they had ar­
It is the hate-maker extraordinary of
When Freedom, from her mountain rived it was impossible to set up the from six to eight pounds are sunk in the world
The following, relating to what is
shallow’
water,
and
in
August
the
tiny
height,
big top owing to lack of space, hence
The real reason why the Germans
shells begin to appear on them. The
the show was given in the animal stones remain for two months, but hate the English, anil sing hate-songs called “mineral ice,” may be of inter­
Unfurled her standard to the air,
She tore the azure robe of night,
tent, with no opportunity given for since the young oysters cannot endure and drink hate-toasts and all that sort est to some of our readers: This
And set the stars of glory there!
viewing the animals other than as cold in November all rocks in less than of thing is that infernal air of super­ new composition is becoming very
She mingled with its gorgeous dyes
they appeared in the arena. How­ five feet of water are moved farther iority that envelops the Englishman as popular for skating rinks and
for games played on ice, such as hock­
The milky baldric of the skies,
ever, many remarks were heard to the out, where the temperature Is more an aura.
ey.
It has been thoroughly tested
even.
At
tlie
end
of
three
years,
when
And
it
is
the
German
strut
and
brag
And striped its pure celestial white
effect that they had everything that
With streakings of the morning light; was advertised and that their trained the shells are about two inches across, equally obnoxious as the English, that and declared “good” by professional
they are taken from the water, nuclei goads Germany’s enemies to undying skaters. It has been received with
Then, from his mansion in the sun,
animals were wonderful.
for pearls inserted in them and re­
special interest in California. It
1
She called her eagle-bearer down,
placed in the water, thirty of them to fury.
If it were not for universal septic comes as a Iqiuid and is poured over
And gave into his mighty hand
every six square feet of bottom.
The symbol of her chosen land.
There they are left for four years. superiorism on both sides the war might the surface and dries in twenty-four
hours. It then resembles natural ice
Then, being seven and a half years be settled in ten days.
Flag of the brave! thy folds shall fly,
old, they are removed and searched
Perhaps the only method of getting in smoothness; the exception is that
The sign of hope and triumph high!
The Herald’s Special Coos County
for pearls.—Washington Star.
it out of the system is the method they it is not cold, does not melt, nor will
When speaks the signal trumpet tone,
News Service
it cut under sharp skates. It is cheap
are using—the club.
And the long line comes gleaming on.
to install and costs almost nothing to
Most
of
the
uplift
work
and
soul­
Ere yet the life-blood, warm and wet,
E ast Fork.
HOUSING THE MOTORCAR.
saving work and reform work suffers maintain. It is said that it can be
Hath dimmed the glistening bayonet,
Spring time is here, sure; humming Some A d v ic e on B ui ld in g and F it ti n g from this same scab of superiority. laid over floors without injuring them
Each soldier’s eyes shall brightly turn
and singing.
Where is the man who will help us, re­ and can be easily removed.
U p a Prac tica l Gara ge.
To where thy meteor glories burn,
W. T. Culbertson has ordered a
“The size of the garage depends upon lieve our poverty, improve our minds
And, as with springing steps advance,
separator. He is milking six cows. the size of the car it is to be used for,” and manners or redeem our souls, and
NOTICE.
Catch war and vengeance from the
The Brewster Valley Creamery says C. II. Claudy in the Woman’s not once convey the impression that he
glanc»
gets cream all along the road from as Home Companion. “A convenient size is superior to us?
P. C. Levar, having given up the
Flag of the free heart’s only home,
for most cars is 14 by 18 feet. This
far as Fairview.
Can you “do good” to people and not lease of The Herald, with the end of
By angel hands to valor given,
Roseburg-Myrtle Point Auto Stage Line
Roily Alford took a ton of spuds will usually give plenty of room to get found out, and not want to be found the month of April, all subscription
work around I life car. Shelf room is
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome.
to Coquille Friday with Fred Baker’s essential and should be all along one out?
accounts are payable to the new man­
And all thy hues were born in heav­ team and brought back 1,000 feet of
Leave
Can you relieve another’s distress agement of the paper. All accounts
side, seven feet high and one foot
en.
Myrtle Point
white cedar lumber for Pearly Crow­ wide. On the other side have plenty of and get slapped in the face for it—and due up to the end of April for adver­
Forever flqat that standard sheet!
7:40 a. m.
ley, who uses it to build a silo.
nails for hanging things on. At the
tising and job work are due and pay­
Where breathes the foe but falls be­
R e p o r t o f th e o n d itio t. o f th e
Ed. Abernathy intends to start his rear end. above tlie door, have n shelf
able
to
P.
C.
Levar
only,
who
will
set­
Roseburg
fore us.
wide enough to hold spare outer tires
mill soon.
6 . a. m.
tle all debts incurred by the paper
With Freedom's soil beneath our feet,
A man is as big as his ideals of the At each rear corner have n three cor
under his management up to that
6
hours
Running Time
And Freedom’s banner waving o’er Almighty and no bigger. In other uered closet for old clothing, -etc. At
No. 29
time. Any one having such an ac­
the front corners have several three
us.
At
Coquille.
in
the
State
of
Oregon,
words, a man is as big as his God and cornered shelves set in.
Connecting with Coquille Auto Lines
it the close of bu.-iiiess, May, 1, 1917. count will confer a favor by present­
—Joseph Rodman Drake. no bigger.
ing it at once.
“A workbench is an essential fea
R eso u rc e .
J. L. Laird
Myrtle Point
It is reported that the people of ture. This should be built near a win
P. C. Levar,
MUST GIVE UP FIREARMS.
$31,684.43
Brewster Valley intend to organize a dow, so that there will be abundance Loans and discounts
J. C. Savage.
secured and un­
of light. Make the workbench of two Overdrafts,
secured
15.83
German Citizens Cannot Have Them union Sunday school. Many of them inch boards and have it as large as
are
not
interested
in
7-day
world,
go-
Bonds and warrants
! 1,885.66 Best Remedy for Whooping Cough.
in Their Possession.
space
will
permit.
I'o
not
have
the
Banking
house
12,500.00
fluey junk, and don’t care to propa­
“Last winter when my little boy
supports, or legs, come down straight Furniture and fixtures
5.000.00
Citizens of Germany now in Coos gate it. If they can’t agree on any­ to the floor, as they will be in the way. Due from banks not reserve
had the whooping cough I gave him
One side of your Pass Book will show all the money you have
county, are required to give up any thing else as a place for their sur­ but slant them back to the wall. Make
hanks)
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,"writes
received. The other side will show all you have paid out, and
fire arms of whatsoever nature they plus wealth they might chip in to the drawers to slide under the bench for Due from approved reserve
Mrs. J. B. Roberts, East St. Louis,
the cancelled checks are your receipts.
banks
34.ft35.74
may possess to the sheriff or chief of National Red Cross Society; that is a holding nails, tools, etc. A tool chest Checks and other cash items
111.
“It
kept
his
cough
loose
and
re­
482.34
This fine arrangement is yours if you will open your check ac­
police, and they will be kept until good missionary society. Some folk's of common and useful tools under the Cash on hand
10,493.55 lieved him of those dreadful cough­
count here.
102.31 ing spells. It is the only cough med­
the war is over. District Attorney religion is all past and future, no to­ bench is a good friend. Have two Expensts
Your account will be given careful and considerate attention.
electric light ox tensions; also a hand Other resources
day
in
it.
324.90
John F. Hall has received a commun­
icine I keep in the house because I
searchlight
The schoolmaster sent Billie Q’s. electric
ication from Clarence L. Reames,
“A life saving equipment is a length
Total
110,324.76 have the most confidence in it.” This
United States attorney at Portland, I oy home and it made Billie mad. You of garden hose that will fit over the
remedy is also good for colds and
I ’A P IT A L a n d S U R P L U S $ 6 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
L iab ilitie s
instructing the local officials as to see some folks think their diplomatic exhaust pipe of your engine. When
crouD.
Capital
stock
pain
in
$25,0)0.00
r
'
r
}’ pPre*iider’t
L. H. HAZARD. Cashier
the law. Under the proclamation of kid spies are all wings; other folks the engine is running, with doors and Surplus fund
R. E. SHINE. Vi e President
O. C. SANFORD, Asst. Cashier
684.66
the president of date April 6 , 1917, know that they run largely to tail windows shut, fit one end of the hose Undivided profits, h ss ex­
over the exhaust pipe and put the other
it is unlawful for alien enemies to and horns.
penses and taxes paid
Friday morning was a cold one. end outside through a hole previously Due to banks and (tankers - - 200.54
have in their possession the follow­
T he C elebrated
cold enough for a skim of ice over a made for that purpose. This may pre Individual deposi subject to
ing articles;
vent
you
from
being
asphyxiated,
as
check
70,287.98
“Any firearms, weapon, or imple­ small dish of water.
the gas from the exhaust is very poi­ Demand certificati s of deposit 6,801.21
Henry Priesendanz planted his po­ sonous aud lias been known to cause Time and Savings Deposits
8,290.37
ment of war. or component part
tatoes
in
February.
He
has
hoed
death.”
thereof, ammunition maxim or other
Regular as the Clock
Total
- $110,324.76
Awarded Gold Medal
R. A. Easton
silencer, bomb, or explosive, or ma­ them once.
State of Oregon,
Co lo m b ia — the H e b r e w Republic.
can get rid of the hard­ P P. I. E. San Francisco, 1915
terial used in the manufacture of ex­
County of Coos.
Colombia is the runaway daughter
plosives; any aircraft, or wireless ap­
I,
K.
H.
Mast,
a
shier
of
the
above-
Local Mention
est and most disagree­ T1 e strongest and nea -est w ater proof
of Spain. She is twice as large ns her named hank, do -olcmnly swear that
paratus, or any form of cipher code,
SI oes made for Lo; gers, Cruisers,
Mrs. C. L. Willey, of this city, went mother—and many times ns promising. the above stater lent is true to the
or any paper, document or book writ­
able part of the week’s
M ners, Sportsmen am Workers.
And it may surprise you to learn that
dge and belief.
First-class fare or...
« 0 . 1)0
ten or printed in cipher or in which out Monday morning to Corvallis to the most progressive element in Co­ best of my knowlc
K. II. M a st , Cashier.
Up freight, per ton
w
o
r
k
by
sending
the
bid
goodbye
to
her
son
Earl
who
has
.... 3.00
there may be invisible writing.”
M en’s C om fort Dress Shoes
lombia is not the Spanish population or Correet—Attest: It. S. K n o w l t o n ,
enlisted in the regular army and will the natives, but a Jewish invple called
M. O. H a w k in s .
wash to us.
According to Cnpt. O. Wiren’s re­ soon go into training at the Presidio. Autioquians, who have Old Testament
Directors
Strong Shoes for Boys
E. & E. T. K ruse
port, the rainfall for the month of He is in the Junior class at O. A. C., names, raise families of from twelve
Subscribed and worn to before me
Manufactured
by
and
a
lieutenant
in
the
cadet
corps
2
4
C
a
lifo
rn ia S tr e e t, S an F ra n c is c o
to
thirty
children
and
are
fast
becom­
his
8
th
day
of
M
y, 1917.
April was 6.89 inches; days rainy,
ing the dominant power in the land, [Seal]
O.
S a n fo rd ,
cloudy and partly cloudy, 28; days there.
Theodore
Bergmann
Notary Public,
W. J. Conrad, the Marshfield tim­ both in numbers and Influence. Co­
clear, 2. The rainfall for the cor­
My commission expires Oct. 4, 1919.
F o r R e s e rv a tio n s
lombia is the great Jewish republic of
Shoe Manufacturing Co.
responding month of 1916 was 3.61 ber man. started for the national cap- the near future.—Dan Ward iu World
inches; a difference of 2.28 inches in ! *<J'* Wednesday to close up contracts Outlook.
J.
E. NORTON
6 ) I T h u rm an St
P o r tla n d , O re g o n
t A R K E R 'S
. ’AIR BALSAM I
excess of the same month of last i w*^1 l^e government for building a
Ysk
for
the
Bergmann
Waterproof
A
g
e
n
t,
C o q u ille , O re g o n
A. ? i.t-t p reparation o ! m et It. *
sh >e Oil.
year.—Western World.
large number of wooden vessels on
II
' e r a d ic a te d a n d r u ff, t
Sizos.
If
it
can
be
washed
we
F o r R e s to rin g C o lo r a n d
.
Coos Bay. The Coos Bay Shipbuild-
"1 wish n ton of coal, please."
P e a u t ^ t o G r a y or Faded riatrJ
______
' .
I ti.Q O at P rticxiB ta.
f
"Yes. madam What size?”
!ng company is talking of enlarging
can do it.
Farmers Attention.
"Dear
me.
1
didn't
know
-cal
came
i
n
d
e
r
c
o r n s Remove* Corn*. Cal-
The governor has proclaimed Sat­ its yards.
Jooees.
>|.*aU pain, t-muire# comfort to the
In sizes I wear a No. 3 shoe and a No fn t n ak.-4 walking cas lie. bj mail or at Drag»
urday, May 12, 1917, as Oregon Ag-
Wednesday was one of W. E. 6 glove.”— lAiu'svHle Courler-Joi nia!
t u t s , iiiaoox Cbt uucaA W Ka, rateboctaa» M. W»
The Coquille Herald
■-¡cultural Defense Day. On that day
all the farmers of the state are
to be called together for the purpose
of making u federal survey or census
and to aid in the arrangements to
harvest the crops. A circular letter
is being sent out by county Agricul­
turist Smith today giving in detail
^c'pU n.s’ and ¡hould any of the rural
jcaders o{ t-ne Herald fail to get one
of these letters he will confer a great
favor on Mr. Smith if he will call
him up and notify him of the fact.
Every agriculturist in the Coquille
j valley should be at the meeting a r­
ranged in his district on Saturday
and add his part to the big demon­
stration for agricultural prepared-
FLOUR
$10 PER BARREL
Again we offer you real bargains in foodstuffs.
To make the price we must have the cash
Noxall Brand Flour, $10 bbl.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded
Pickled Pork 2 5 c a pound
The Busy Corner Grocery
h. E. JOHNSON
.Lumber—S i 1 c s—Shingles
BUILD A FILO
Wisconsin or Stave
j Any size from 8x20 ft., 15 tons to
16x36 ft., 155 tons
Coos C o u n ty
Prices on lumber and any informa­
tion on lumber and silos cheerfully
given.
r __
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
INCOME and OUTLAY
F1HST NATIONAL
BANK
The Busy
Housewife Bergmann Shoe
Str. Elizabeth
San F rancisco
an d Bandon
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
EOQUILLE LAUNDRY S ICE CO. Get
the Want Ad Habit
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