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About Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1905-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1917)
y daughter, Rena, Mr. and MrB. J. C. able damage *u the timber and it is Anderson. "a'-age and son, J, C. Jr., and Mr. thought that by this method some at Coquille: Dr. Hamilton, Dr. Rich- and Mrs. E. D. Graham went to Ban least may be deterred from setting mond. on the launch Queen last Friday fires if they know that discovery Myrtle Point. Dr Pemberton, Dr. H LM don and spent several days on the beach means sure death without a trial. Clarke. returning Sunday evening. Manager McKenna announces that Bandon: Dr. Houston, Dr. Gale, There was a meeting of the Coos the poles fur the high power line' MarghfieW. Dr. Horsfall, Dr. John- Bay Presbytery at the Baxter House have been set to a point several hun- son Ur Hougeworth ami Dr. white( here on Wednesday, at which the prin dred feet beyond Cedar Point and who takes Dr. Straw’s practice. cipal business transacted was the dis that the stretching of the wires will it ..was the opinion of the meeting solution of the pastoral relations ex be begun in a day or two over this that no married doctor ought to go isting between Rev. J. F. Vernon and section of the line. The high power to the war while any single doctor the Presbyterian church at Myrtle line leaves the county road at that remained in practice in the county. point, crosses the railroud and follows Point. The Coos Bay Times reports that along the west side of the railroad Coquille-Myrtle Point Hoad. 'T 'H E A n sco Vest- five young women from Bunker Hill right of way to a pomt beyond the P o c k e t S p eedex summit where it again follows the recently donned overalls and went to S I P catches swiftly moving On the Coquille-Myrtle Point road work in the Eastside mill of C. A. wagon road to Henryville. The poles the work of making the big fills at the figures without a hlur. for the balance of the lire will be sent Smith. They get $2 a day at the It g et* in to a ctio n work of making the big fills at the start and are credited with doing bet out on the railroad and the first load Collier bridge and across the Jacob quickly when every is expected to go out in a day or two. ter work than the men and boys be second counts. You The poles between here and Cedar sen orchard and garden steadily pro fore employed. can change the focus, Point have all been properly guyed gressing. The latter looks to be about R. H. Poole, one of the Port Orford the speed and opening and the work of installing the trans three-fourths done, the material com volunteers, spent last Saturday night o. the shutter instantly former opposite the Bledsoe house is ing from sharp elbows of the hills on 1 here with his uncle, A. T. Boldon, and and accurately while going ahead nicely and will be finish either side. To the east, nearly in viewing the image in went on to Portland Sunday morning ed this week. This will be the dis front of Dr. Kirhman’s residence, an the finder. Let us show to answer a summons to the colors. tributing point for the city service entirely new roadway is being cut you this camera. He has been assigned to tne Surgical through twenty feet of hill to elimin Other Anscos $2 to division, where his work will be the and all the lines in the city will di ate a sharp curve. Even when the old verge from this central point. $5« inspection of surgical instruments gravelled road is left intact as a foun R. J. Galbraith, who lives with his dation for the paving the state is to F uhrm an’s D. F. Dean, former editor and pub family just below the Sitka mill on do, the roadbed has to be widened and lisher of the Herald, is in this city Pharm acy this week meeting old friends. Mr. the river, came in yesterday with a in fact almost doubled in width to Dean is at present located at Halsey story which it will be well for all make the required twenty four feet. where he and his estimable wife have hunters to read and carefully con When this road is finished three autos sider. While his two little girls were will be able to pass abreast anywhere charge of the telephone exchange. He says he is having the time of his life playing on the board walk which leads on the road. Considerable rock is MERELY ! shaking hands with his old friends from his house to the railroad Sun being struck in cutting away the hills day , they were by now, but it yields readily to the pick , badly , frightened , | and will remain another week before a sharp sound near them and an m- anJ requires nQ blastin(,. Mrs. Owen H. Knowlton went up to returning to his present home. vestigation by their father resulted in Powers Wednesday for a visit with C. A. Howard leaves tomorrow for the finding of a bullet embedded in her mother. New stoves and ranges at Quick’s. Curry county where he will attend the board within a few feet of where He expects to they were playing. The bullet is ap Also a full line of second hand wood Dr. Hamilton announces a 10-pound teachers institute. boy born to Mrs. Walter Laird at the leave with his family for Eugene parently from a 30-30 rifle and was and coal stoves. early next week. Mr. Howard and fired from the hills north of the coun Coquille Hospital yesterday. A major operation will be performed Mr. Almack will exchange houses dur ty road, judging from the angle at Alfalfa Coining Into Its Own. on Mrs. Higginbotham at the Coquille ing the coming school year, Mr. Al which it struck the board. It was Commenting on the prejudice that Hospital by Dr. Hamilton tomorrow. mack having a home at Eugene which embedded over three-fourths of an formerly existed against alfalfa as a Mr. Howard will occupy while he oc inch in a dry fir board, which is con Miss Ethel Tollock, of Eugene, has cupies id’-. Howard’s home in this feed for dairy cows and the way in clusive proof that it came with suffi- taken Miss Cecelia Hoffman’s place city. which it has been slowly overcome cent force to have killed any person as stenographer in Roadmaster Mur A modern prairie schooner passed which it may have struck in its fall. everywhere the Pacific Dairy Review dock's office. through our streets yesterday which Mr. Galbraith is much incensed over goes on to say: The latest triumph for alfalfa, how Dr. Hamilton performed a success caused no little comment. The mo the occurrence and justly 30 as this ful major operation upon Mrs. John tive power was an ox team, which dif is undoubtedly but one instance of ever, comes in the report that the McAdams at the Coquille Hospital fered from the teams of this nature in many which are of daily occurrence hundred-thousand-dollar milk conden- bygone years in that the driver di where irresponsible people are al sary at Modesto has opened for busi Saturday. Mrs. Helen Nye and Mrs. Fred Bel- rected his team from the seat of the lowed to handle high powered guns. ness and welcomes every pound of loni have been down at Langlois for wagon with lines in place of the goad Parties shooting high power rifles good alfalfa milk that it can get, By an ingenious should always determine before firing while Armour & Company are about the past two weeks visiting their of former years. method lines were attached to the ox just where the bullet may go if its to build their second condensing fac mother, Mrs. Cope. tory in the rich alfalfa- dairy section Fred Slagle expects to leave some en and they seemed well trained to flight is uninterrupted by intervening of Salt River valley, Arizona. There objects. time next week for Marshfield where the modern method of driving. is seldom anything so good that it he will enter upon his duties as sales Bird Nosier met with a painful ac does not arouse some kind of objection Wanted man for the Goodrum automobile cident while working out on the Ore and alfalfa in this respect has been in agency. gon Power company’s new line One Dealer in each town to handle company with the silo and purebred a High-grade Automobile Tire. Thursday morning. He was slashing The Hazard and Endicott camping dairy cattle. In fact, not only are Delion Tire Sales Co., parties returned from Brewster Sat small brush when he hit his left the “alfalfa districts” attracting 81 Fourth Street, urday morning after a couple of weeks thumb just below the joint. He was dairy enterprises of all kinds, but it Portland, Oregon. spent at that popular camping place, immediately brought into town and is making new “districts” for itself Dr. Hamilton sewed the partially dis the Ko-Kt-1 Kanu Klub grounds. every year and we predict that in Died—At his Parkersburg home, another generation small, indeed, will Lee Jollty announces another of membered digit together again. Tuesday, August 28, 1916, Thomas W. be the production of dairy products those popui. ' open air dances at the Geo. A. Robinson and Geo. S. Davis Pastime pavilion for next Saturday and their wives returned Tuesday Drane, aged 72 years, 10 months and that do not have their origin in alfal night. Good music and a good floor from a three weeks’ camping trip. 5 days. Funeral services will be held fa and its nutritive ally—corn ensil insure a good time to those whc at They went first to St. Martin’s in Coquille tomorrow, Wednesday, up age. It is the combination to which tend. Springs for a week and then spent on the arrival of the steamer Tele we must look to supply our people graph. Interment at the I. O. O. F. with dairy products produced on an L. A. Langley and daughter, Mil four or five days at Portland during cemeter. economical basis. From there they dred, of Bandon, passed through town Buyers’ Week. today enroute to California where Mr. came down to Eugene and went 60 To Leave But Two Langley will look over the country miles up the McKenzie to Foley’s Leave Traps in Trenches. with the idea of making his future Springs where they spent a week. They had a lot of good fishing anu To recommend the number of phy “What do you think made that home there. sicians and what physicians should be wound?” asked an offiejr who was Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene enjoyed the outing immensely. Schroeder at the home place three The Herald man this morning re retained in the cites of Coos county conducting me through one of the ad miles above this city, Monday, August vived a letter from J. P. Michels to care for the civilian population, vanced hospitals on the Somme, point 27, a 9-pound daughter. Grandpa in which he states that Co. A. Oregon limiting the number to be withdrawn ing to the badly swollen and lacer Stanley is still wearing a beatific Engineers have been transferred to for federal service, occurred a meet ated ankle of a soldier that was just The puffy and dis smile these days. Camp Fremont, Menlo Park, Cal., ing of the auxiliary medical defense being dressed. committee at the Marshfield Chamber colored flesh might have come from taking the place of the California En Mrs. J. S. Barton and family leave of Commerce Wednesday. The ac a severe sprain, but two or three tomorrow to take up their residence gineer Corps and all their quarters, tion was taken at the request of fed Hack punctures on either side indi in their cottage at Bandon beach for with s-reened mess houses and that cated that the injury was a more ag eral authorities. the remainder of the summer. J. S. each company has its individual bath For North Bend, Myrtle Point, Co gravated one. “If there was a trop houses with ten shower Laths to each to be able to spend his Sun house. The camp consists of 25,000 quille, and Bandon, the retention of ical river about,” I replied finally, “I days at the cottage. acres of land donated to the govern two doctors in each city was deter should hazard a guess that the man The deer hunting season was closed ment for training purposes. They do mined upon. For Marshfield it was i had stepped into the mouth of an al- last week by Governor Withycombe ! ligator, or had been nipped by one requested that four be held. until Sept. 1, owing to the great dan not know how long they will be at The doctors in the various cities I while swimming. As I never heard that place or where they will go from ger from forest fires. Uhless rain whom the defense committee rec of alligators in the Somme, I fear I comes meanwhile the bars will proba there. He sends best regards to hxs ommended for retaining here were: shall have to give up. What did do many friends here. bly be kept up awhile longer. North Bend: Dr. Edwards, Dr. it? ” M. McDonald yesterday completed Fred Minard was over from his the arrangements whereby he will Lakeside timber camp last week for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Minard lease his barber shop to W. E. Buell, The papers will no has been here for some time visiting of Roseburg. her parents and has been quite ill for doubt be signed vithin a few days. Only First Class H otel in th e City the past week but is slowly recover Mr. McDonald w." move with his family to Portland re he feels We cater to the best trade and our service ing. there wi'l be a better f r, * himself J. E. Norton arrived home today leaves nothing to be desired. Special writing and for his daughters v/l v . com from a three weeks' trip to Oregon room and sample rooms for Commercial men. pleted their business court ■ *nv c and California wholesale points. He now looking for situations. Mr. fan will call this his annual vacation T he P atronage of the T rav eler is Soli» ited will be remembered by many as cp j though it has been filled to the brim prenticed to J. L. Thompson while I k ! with business since his departure three was running a barber shop in this city CHARLES B A X T F R , Proprietor weeks ago. several years ago. Since that time Charles Baxter, the genial host at he has worked in many cities and has Hotel Baxter, is sporting a new Over gained a wide experience in his trade. land car the past few days and is be He is expected to arrive with his fam coming quite adept in its management. ily the latter part of the week. Charley says when he wants to go Cut Gui *he Lost Motion The first detachment of U. S. sol fishing now he wont have to wait for diers to come to Coos county arrived Southwestern Oregon has corn through patriotically in response to the rest of the crowd to get ready. every appeal to assist in the C reat War. Our young men have gone in Coquille yesterday and were taken in great numbers, our people lave invested in Liberty Bonds and J. A. Juza, in a letter received this out to their station on the Middle fork given freely to the Red Cros,. morning, informs us he is now sub by Fire Warden Crouch in his Buick bing on both the Journal and the Ore car. The slack in our business m st all be taken up. We must cut out There were five men in the gonian and is getting much cosmopol squad and it is understood that their the lost, false and waste Motions. Make every minute and every itan experience, and incidentally some orders are to “shoot to kill” in case move count. coin of the realm. His present ad they discover any parties setting The telephone will assist greatly in making for efficiency. But re dress is 104 E. 18th Street, Portland. fires which may lead to destructive member not to use the phone unnecessarily. It is lost motion for you and for the public servants who have more important calls wait* A camping party composed of Mr. forest fires in that section. This is | ing on you. and Mrs. Frank Dungey and daugh but one of the many parties which Efficiency Will Win the War. ter, Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClel are now out in various parts of the lan and George and Margery. Mr. and state, sent out to protect the forests Mrs. Bert Jones and Gladys and Wil- from depredations from fire bugs. Coos and Curry Telephone Co. l.-ird. Mrs. Amy Willard and daughter. Many fires have been started along ] iivena, Mrs. W. S. Graham and i the coast which have done immeasur ANSCO MENTIONED H O T E L B A X T E R “Trench trap,” was the laconic re ply; “or, to be more exact, u wolf trap. Ever since the steady pres sure of our advance began to tell— since the Boche began to realize that he would have to continue backing up before our attacks —the Germans have been leaving them behind in the trenches, or laid ii. inviting little run ways through the wire entaglements. Not many of our men were caught after the first day or two—we have only had two or three cases here— but several scores of traps have been discovered, along with a lot more of diabolically ingenious contrivances designed to i amper our advance or to ive us pause in the matter of occupy ing abandoned dugouts. In fact, the dodging of the trench trups has adder! quite a new zest to our latest a t tacks.—Popular Mechanics. The T. S. Townsend Creamery Co. Is the first company th a t has loc^. 1 in your vicinity that pays CASH for but- terfat as soon as it is delivered. Years of creamery and cheese factory experi ence has taught us th a t the Cash Plan is the most satisfactory way for every body. We are paying 4 8 cents for but- terfat today, delivered at Coquille. T. S. Townsend Creamery Co. Phone 161, Coquille, Ore. M BPV « 1 Mr. DAIRYMAN We wish to announce that we are operating your own HOME CREAMERY and have spent much time, effort and money getting it equipped with the best of everything that we might best serve your interests. We are giving the same honest weights and tests we always did and prompt cash payments. We have the same competent buttermaker as ever and IF DESIRED Henry Belloni will receive your cream and Pay Spot Cash for EVERY Delivery at the very highest price for butterfat. We Pay Portland Prices at our plant AT COQUILLE. YOU PAY NO EXPRESS TO PORTLAND ON BUTTERMILK. You get your buttermilk back from us free. Do business with your i onic creamery whose money is invested in your home country. COQUILLE VALLEY CREAMERY Coquille, Oregon. - a o 0 - r THe ----- j L tka■ _ j'- ' tí Dall. Grind' CUTTING TOOL ! Belt a G-E M otorio Let the G-E Motor take the grind out of your chores. Motor-driven machines will milk, separate cream, churn, grind tools, pump water, cut f - 1 ai d c i1 , gii ! and shell corn, '•¡•lit and aw kindling, thresh grain and perform pract- a Mr all ordinary tasks n q uirr-g steady applica tion of power. A ( j -E motor ' 1 . n pay f< r itself in labor and time saved. Ask our power man to show you just where a motor will help on your farm. Oregon Pow er Co. Coquille, O regon The Best Prices If you want to realize the best prices for C hittam Bark, O regon G rap e Root, Dan delion Root, Rose Leaves, Foxglove and all other drug plants, write to Geo. Schumacher SUM NER, O REGO N