Western world., January 13, 1916, Image 8

Charter Number: 9718.
merits and appurtenances thereunto at »12; 3 12” Trip line blocks, at blds from the standpoint of the bene
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
belonging or in anywise appertain­ »16; 7 10" Yarding blocks, at »14; ficiaries of the trust will be accept­
ing.
That particular contract made 2 18” Tail blocks, at »35; 4 Tommy ed by the Trustee, who nevertheless
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
by the Coquille Mill and Tug Com Moore blocks, at »60; 2 12” Gin pole reserves the right to continue the sale,
That the undersigned. Robert Dol­ panv party of the first part with the blocks, at »15; 3 pair grabs, at »12; for better bids or to reject any and
lar, Trustee In Re Alfred Johnson Randolph Lumber Co. and their
6 butt chains, complete, at »12; 13 all bids in case they are not satisfac­
Lumber Compauy, a corporation, on signs party of the second part to de- Chockers complete, at »8; 3 lengths tory; the real estate can be inspect­
AT BANDON, IN THE STATE OF OREGON, AT
January 21st, 1916, at the hour of liver logs at a specified price in the 1 3-8” 8-19 Cbocker wire, at »4.50; ed where located, and its appraised
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 31ST, 1915.
10 o'clock A. M. of said day at the mill boom of lhe party of the second 50 ft. 1” Yarding line rigged, 1-2 value ascertained from the books of
office of the undersigned at the saw­ part on the Coquille River at th«, value; 100 ft. 1” yarding line rigged, the undersigned and the
chattels
mill, known as the Lyons-Johnson rate of ten million feet per annum 1-2 value, 250 ft. 3-4" 8-19 Loading which are located as hereinbefore
R E S O U K C E 8
No. 97IM
Mill near Bullards in Coos County, from January 1, 1911 until such time line; 150 ft. 5-8" 6-19 loading line, mentioned at different points can be
Oregon, will utter for sale and sell as all the cedar, fir and spruce tim­ no value. 2 tag lines with hooks and inspected prior to the date of sale by Loans and discounts..........................................................
»61,476.54
at public auction to highest and best ber suitable fur saw logs standing on swivels; 2 loading hooks; 2 10 x 12 interested persons to whom it will be
8.98
Overdrafts, unsecured.......................................................
property
bidder for cash all of the
the following described lands have Tacoma Excentric straps; 2 new Shay exhibited by the undersigned upon
15,500.00
U.
S.
Bonds
to
secure
circulation
(par
value)
.
..
.
real, personal and mixed, formerly been delivered as aforesaid:
The pinions, at »14; 300 ft. 1 1-8"
1-8” Bee
sec ­ application to me at my said office.
belonging to Alfred Johnson Lumber northwest quarter of the northwest tion line, at 19c; 200 ft. 1 1-4" sec­
Bonds other than U. S. bonds pledged to secure
ROBERT DOLLAR.
Company, and now held by the und­ quarter and the east half of the tion line, at 25c; 3 sets loading brid-
Trustee In Re
Alfred
Johnson
3,000.00
postal saving deposits........................................... $
ersigned Trustee by virtue of that northwest quarter of Section one: the lee, at »6; 300 ft. 5-8" line, no val- Lumber Company.
J13t2 Bonds and securities pledged as collateral for state
certain deed of trust executed by the south half of the southeast quarter of ue; 20 devices on lines, at »1.50;
or other deposits or bills payable ( postal ex­
HORSE STOLEN FROM BAHN
Alfred Johnson Lumber Company and section two; the northeast quarter of
Stored in Filing House at Camp—
2,000.00
others to the undersigned Trustee on section eleven; and the north half of 15 good falling saws, at »5; 19 old
cluded) ...................................................................
January 14, 1914, duly recorded in Station twelve;
all
in Township falling saws, no value; 12 good buck­ .1. C. Porter Loses Valuable Animal Securities other than U. S. Bonds (not including
Hook 72 of Coos County Record of Twenty-eight, South of Range Four­ ing saws, at »5; 18 old bucking saws,
Last Week.
18,612.52
13,612.52
stocks) owned unpledged................................
Deeds on pages
5 70-573
thereof, teen West of the Willamette Merid­ No value; 46 old bucking saws; 64
which said deed was duly and for­ ian.
Sub. to slock of Federal reserve bank $1,500.00
old bucking saws; 14 sledges, at »1.
J. C. Porter is scratching his head
mally joined in, and accepted by all
Rallr' ad right of way as evidenc­ 50; 1 falling axe, at $1 25; 6 falling
750.00
Less amount unpaid.................................. »750
of the creditors of said Alfred John­ ed by deeds of right of way for the wedges; 36 bucking wedges; 6 axes these day and trying to figure out
24,157.98
Value of banking house (if unencumbered I.............
son Lumber Company; also all prop­ Bear Creek Railroad running to the and handles; 5 long handled L. H. how a horse can get out of a barn,
388.40
Furniture and fixtures.......................................................
erty real, personal and mixed, ac­ Randolph Lumber Co. from the fol­ R. P. Shovels; 3 mattocks; 1 spike
3,480.87
quired by the undersigned after the lowing parties: D. P. Strang and Hat­ maul; 6 splitting wedges; 1 splitting pass through a barn-yard and the Net amount due from Federal reserve bank . . .
execution of said Instrument as such tie F Strang; P. F. Gehlke and and axe; 2 pitch forks; 1 stump auger; next morning the gates all be found Due from approved reserve agents in New York,
Trustee on behalf of said Alfred Delicia Gehlke; Nelson Rasmussen; 1 straight edge; 1 planing hammer; closed as of the night before.
4,564.79
Chicago and St. Louis......................................
Johnson Lumber Company.
E. E. Doyle and Augusta M. Doyle; 1 Lail face hammer; 1 jack screw
A few weeks ago Mr. Porter rode Due from approved reserve agents in other reserve
Said properties are described
as W. J., A. J. and A. P. Sweet ( part- stock; 3 Ricker gauges; Blacksmith
over from Roseburg where he had
24,164.47
19,599.68
cities ...........................................................................
follows: Randolph Mill site of twel­ ners Sweet Bros );
Suder- Shop Tools—3 taps and dies; 2 forges
Harry
ve (12) acres or less und all tide man;
Laura M. Edwards;
Vletor tools and blowers; 1 pipe vice; 3 been employed the past summer to Due from banks and bankers (other than included
lands fronting and abutting on prop­ Backlund and Soft Backlund; D. H. anvils: 3 vices; 1 drill press; 1 trip spend tho holidays at his home in
830.83
in last two items).................................................
erty described ax follows:
Begin­ Prewett and Lillie Prewett; J. A. Ka- hammer; 1 emery wheel and stand; Bandon. He placed his saddle horse Checks on banks in same city as reporting bank
261.18
ning al a point on right bank of the bourek; J. E. Rose and T. E. Rose, 1 grind stone; 1 gasoline engine;
in the barn and took it for granted Outside checks and other cash items....................
138 46
Coquille River three hundred
two ct al., and the Seeley-Anderson or
Stores as follows— 1 pr. A. W.
200.86
62.40
(302) feet North and one hundred Bear Creek Railroad as constructed drawers; 33 pr. sox, cotton
and he would still have the animal for Fractional currency, nickels and cents....................
•ighty-four (184) feet East In the thereon.
1,290.00
All the right title and in­ wool; 10 pr. Scotch wool drawers; the return trip—but the fates appar­ Notes on other national banks.....................................
Meander corner between Sections tercut which the Alfred Johnson Lum­ 36 pr. Australian wool drawers; 13 ently had planned otherwise.
235.00
On Federal Reserve notes................................... ..................
nine (9) and sixteen (16), Town ber Co. may have had in that parti­ Scotch wool shirts; 4 e-xtra heavy
15,963.55
Tuesday
evening
he
had
fed
the
ani
­
Coin
and
certificates
..........................................................
ship 28, South of Range 14, West of cular agreement entered
into be­ wool shirtB; 15 Turkish towels No.
420.00
the Willamette Meridian
In
Coos tween C. A. Smith Fir Co., or C. A. 600; 7 cans Talcum powder; 51 cot­ mal, closed the barn door and fast­ Legal-tender notes...............................................................
County. Oregon, running
thence Smith, party of the first part ano ton U. S. shirts;
3 pkgs, playing toed the barnyard gates, The next Redemption fund with IT. 8. Treasurer and due
South 33 1-2 “
West three hundred the Alfred Johnson Lumber Co. par­ cards; 7 combs; 1 hair brush; 30 red morning he went out to feed the
775.00
from U. S. Treasurer...........................................
sixty-two ( 362) feet to suction line; ty of the second part for the sale and Bandana handkerchiefs;
4
whisk
tlienco South 30 12*
West
four purchase <>' all the stumpage contain­ brooms; 100 pr. Black shoe lacee; 5 horse and found it gone—and here
»168,516.18
TOTA I
Is where the mystery comes in, the
hundred (400) feet; thence South ed upon the following described pre­ doz. leather laces; 6
mirrors;
15
27 1-2 " West three hundred sev- mises in Coos County, Oregon, de­ shaving brushes; 12 pen holders; 10 barn door and gates were all prop­
enty-six (376) feet;
thence Nortli scribed as follows:
The Southwest cigar lighters; 1 box chalk; 7 razor erly fastened as he remembered fix­
25,000.00
30" West four hundred
Capital stock paid in .......................................................
fifty-one quarter of the Southwest quartet straps; 3 alarm clocks; 9 undershirts
ing them the night before.
(451) feet; thence North
30 1-2 " (8WI4 SW *4 ) of Section
5,022 49
5,022.49
Undivided profits................................................................
Fifteen Eagle brand; 32 pr. Fears gloves;
Now, Mr. Porter doesn’t state
East one thousand one hundred tlilr
(15); the North half of the North­ 7 pr. suspenders; 14 pr. drawers
15,500.00
Circulating notes outstanding.......................................
ty-<ight (1,138) feet to a cedar post east quarter ( N ‘4 NE% ), tlte south­
that
the
animal
was
stolen ( far be
Eagle brand; 2 bottles witcbazel; 19
2.19
Due to banks and bankers................................................
marked "C 8”; thence South
30" west quarter of the Northeast quar
fancy shirts; 3 black shirts; 1 pr. It from anyone to harbor such
Demand Deposits:
East four hundred fifty-one
(451) ter (SWli NE%), and the North
30 thoughts), but he doeB naturally feel
wool drawers; 3 caps; 1 shirt
feet to the place of beginning, con­ west quarter of the Southeast quar­
97,557.32
pr. that the horse was reanoved by hu Individual deposits subject to check........................
taining ten (10) acres, being a part ter (NW 14 HE*4 ) and the South pr jumpers; 69 pr. overalls; 7
5,899.40
Certificates of deposit due in less than 3 0 days . . .
wool blankets; 7 pr. pants; 51 pr
of Lot four (4) of Section nine (9) half of the Southwest quarter (S *4
shoes; 11 pr. rubbers; 8 fleece lined man agency, in a way that is usual­ Certified checks....................................................................
75.00
and II part of Lot one ( 1 ) of Section )W) of Section Sixteen (16); the
shirts; 8 pkg. envelopes; 1 typewrit- , ly described with that perfectly good Postal savings deposits......................................................
912.33
sixteen (16) Township 28, South of Southeast quarter of the Southeast
2 cans of old English word, "stolen." And to
Range 14, West of the Willamette quarter (SES< SE S4 ) of Section Sev­ er: 1 adding machine;
State, county or other municipal deposits .............
2,000.00
Meridian, And all the land lying be- enteen (17); the East half of the corn; 3 cans peas; 1 can beans; 4 clear np the least vestige of doubt
Total demand deposits (last 5 items) .. .. 106,544.05
cans
molasses;
12
bars
laundry
soap;
tween the ten-acre parcel above des East half ( E *4 E 14 ) and the South­
he hunted up Constable E. M. Black-
cribed and the Copulile River includ­ west quarter of the Southeast quar­ 15 gal. can tomatoes; 13 gal. can ery in the hopes that if anyone was Time deposits (payable after 30 days, or sub. to 30 days or more notice).
pumpkin;
12
gal.
can
peaches;
2
10-
Certificates of deposit..............................
16,547.45
ing all the iti ver frontage to the pai
ter (SWV4 SE>4 of Section Twenty
cel of land above described, together (20); the West half of the West half Tb. cans chocolate; 8 l-2Ib. cans of found who had "rented" the animal,
Total time deposits (last item I
16,547.45
chocolate;
7
pkgs,
tea;
123
pkgs
of
the aforesaid “renter” might be in­
with ail and singular the tenements, ( W *4 W (4 ) and the East half of the
26 pkgs, currants; 2
TOTAl
$168,516.18
hereditaments and
appurtenances Southwest quarter ie '4 SWH) of corn starch;
duced to "go back on his decision.”
l-2Ib.
pkgs,
cocoanut;
1
,1b.
can
pep
­
thereunto belonging or in any way Section Twenty-one (21); and the
After a week's hunt, though, they
per;
7
pkgs,
soda;
8
bottles
lemon
appertaining Including as appurten­ Northwest quarter of the Northeast
STATE OF OREGON, COUNTY OF COOS, ss.
extract; 1 bottle Vanilla extract; 67 failed to find an animal answering
ances to said Randolph Mill site all quarter
(NW(4 NE‘4)
and the pkgs, spices; 8 pkgs, spices 2 pkgs,
I, K. D. WEBB, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
to the description, and as Mr. Porter
of tlie boilers, engines, pipes, pumps, North half of the Northwest quarter
spices; 2 pkgs, spices; 17 bottles ex­ is anxious to return to Roseburg he swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and be-
machinery and wreckage remaining (N'4 NW*4
.......... I of Section Twenty-two
E. D. WEBB, Cashier.
from the burned Randolph Mill and (22 ), all In Township Twenty-nine tract 20c size; 3 bottles extract 10c has decided to advertise for infor­ lief.
size; 4 bottles salad dressing; 18
also all houses, walks,
side-walks, (29) South Range Fourteen
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of January, 1916.
(14) bottles Tobasco sauce; 6 bottles pep­ mation concerning the animal, going
wharves and other structures remain W est of the Willamette Meridian.
(SEAL)
M. E. TREADGOLD, Notary Public for Oregon.
per sauce; 5 qts. olive oil; 7 pkgs, on the theory that the erstwhile own
ing upon any of the lands hereinbe­
One 10 x 11 Willamette Road En­
My Commission expires Sept. 30, 1919.
fore described
Also the right of way gine Class R-8 966 lb.; one No. 60 sago; 24 pkgs tapioca; 2 pkgs, gold er might have tired of his bargain
to lay and maintain a water pipe line Circular Boiler 9207 lb.; one Roller dust; 6 pkgs flaked peas; 1 pkg. pop and is willing to return the horse if
CORRECT—Attest:
1
bx.
from Clear Creek on the land of Abia Bearing Friction Device on main trip corn; 135 bars toilet soap;
IL L. Houston, Director.
C. Y. Lowe, Director.
E. E. Oakes, Director
and Mary C. Barrows in Southwest and Drum, at the Seeley-Anderson pummice soap; 18 tins skat; 10 bars no personal questions are asked.
sapolio;
5
bars
bon
ami;
15
tins
corn
The
supposition
is
someone
was
de
­
12 of S. 9, T 28 S R 14 West of the or Bear Creek Camp. One Shay Lo­
Willamette Meridian, as it Is now comotive; 10 x 12 cylinders, 56 1-2 beef; 1 can salmon; 7 cans oysters; sirous of making a trip down Curry C. C.; W. A. Hoover, V. C.; Zeno | ers have created, or from the inflict­
laid and maintained across lot foui gouge, coal burner, straight stock, 7 cans mustard; 18 bottles catsup, county way and
feeling walking Gatchell, prelate; Victor Breuer, M. ing of pain on others either wanton­
(4) of BHld section nine (9) and lot wagon top, with Westinghouse E. T. 6 sacks salt 5c size; 2 shaker salt;
would
be
bad,
"rented
” Mr. Porter's of W.; Jas. H. Howe, S. of A.; B. ly or to get ahead of them—haul
5
bottles
Worchester
sauce;
15
bot-
one ( 1 ) of Section sixteen (16) In Equipment brakes, at said camp. Two
ties
chloride
of
lime;
9
lamp
chim
­
horse, and has probably turned
same township and range, Together sorrel geldings, 9 year old, weight
it N. Harrington, K. of R. 8.; A. Gar­ yourself up short.
neys; 27 cans of lye; 32 tins shinola; loose somewhere along the road to field, M. of E.; J. H. Jones, I. G.;
with a perpetual boom privilege of about 1 375 lbs.
Unless your idea of happiness Is a
Two horses; one 15 quilts; 2 stove pokers; 1 box col­
approximately 3-4 of a mile, wharf black gelding,
Roy B. Corson, O. G.
worthy one you are not yet a civi­
_
____
19 _ year old, weight
the
south
of
the
city.
five hundred fifty (550) feet front­ 1050 lbs., an enlargement on right lar buttons; 32 pkgs, cream tartar,
lized citizen of the world. Don't let
age and average depth of one hund­ foreleg knee; one flea-bitten Gray 10c size; 3 pepper; 2 bottles maple-
Was l ined Ten Dollars
Ine; 3 can snow drift oil; 2 flour sif­
yourself he a barbarian. Make your
red (100) feet; water pipe line and Mare. 23 years old, weight
about
Chas. Martin was fined »10.00 In
twenty-four (24) buildings used ax 1000 Tbs. One Standard »-Horsepow­ ters; 8 scrub brushes; 1 adding ma­
ideal of happiness a fine one.
chine; 1 typewriter; and all other Justice Wade's court Monday, after An Interesting Question Which Op­
dwelling houses, and any and (ill oth er Engine.
Do you get your greatest joy out of
contents of Commissary
building.
er personal property, buildings, ma­
ens I p a Wide Field of
the excitement of a social
"good
All logging tools and equipment, Cook House. Blacksmith shop and pleading guilty to assault. His vic­
chinery and tool implements now re­
tim was Rev. C. Mayne Knight, pas­
Discussion,
tinio?” Then you are too much of a
maining on the property. known as commissary and cookhouse supplies Filing room shed.
Promissory Notes That
certain tor of the local M. E. Church. The
the Randolph Mill booms.
All the held in trust by me for the Alfred
butterfly and must take yourself to
What means the joy of life to you?
merchantable timber standing, lying Johnson Lumber Co. and at present promissory notes made by J. M. affair occurred
Sunday
morning,
task lest you slip into the class of
or being upon the land described as stored in frame buildings known as Gurney favor Robert Dollar. Trustee while. Rev. Knight was going from What gives to your day the greatest
idlers.
"Cook
House"
and
"Commissary
In
Re
Alfred
Johnson
Lumber
Co.
follows:
Southwest quarter of the
It is worth
at Bear Creek Camp on for Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) his home to the church to conduct measure of happiness?
Southwest quarter of Section ten and buildings
Is your happiest time that spent
services.
the
railroad
heretofore
known
as
the
your
while
to
stop
and
consider
this
Trouble
over
church
mat
­
payable
at
the
First
National
Bunk
the Northwest quarter of the North­
in reading, in the peace of home and
Seeley-Anderson
Logging
Railway,
ters
is
i
of
Bandon;
and
that
certain
promt»
west quarter of Section
fifteen In
said to have provoked
tile question very seriously, for your en­ family, in the quiet of nature, in any
Township 29 South of Range 14 West itemized ns follows: Steel cable -on sory note made by E. E. Ellis favor deed.
joyments show a very definite phase
1
1
x
13
Tacoma
at
Landing
No.
2,
environment where you have only to
Robert Dollar, Trustee in re Alfred
of the Willamette Meridian In Coos
of your character.
1-2
value,
1500
ft
1
14
6-19,
1-2
val-
Johnson Lumber Co. dated January
County, Oregon.
All sawlogs lying
bask in the pleasant
surroundings
Mr.
Knight Makes Statement
A little thought will convince you
2. 1915, for Seventeen Dollars and
hi said Randolph mill boom on Coq­ ue, 2000 ft 5-8 6-19; Steel Cable
that give you peace?
Well enough
Wlill
on
112
1-4
x
12
Tacoma
Landing
le
I
appreciate
the
sympathy
Soventy-Ftve Cents i»17.75) due six
of Hie truth of tills.
Consider tlie
uille River and in Lyons-Johnson Mill
booms described ax follows: Fir logs. No. 2 1-3 value 1 100 ft 1 3-8" 6-19, monthH from date thereof and pay­ of the public. 1 should like to say history of nations at periods when so far as it goes—you are probably
a kindly, studious person—but you
277,608 feet; No. 1 and No. 2 Cedar I- 3 value 3000 ft. 3-8" 6-19; Steel able at the First National Bank of that the physical suffering and hu­
All accounts due ns ap miliation of being way-laid and pum­ civilization had not brought kind­ lack initiative.
logs. 774.947 feet.
Ilnmlock logs. t able on lo x 13 Willamette l.atid- Bandon.
I
tig
No
2.
1-2
value
800
ft
ness and humane instincts to be fac-
1 1-4” peering on the books of account of
4.034 feet; Spruce logs. 1 7,092 feet
The healthiest form of enjoyment
Red Cedar logs, 13.950 feet; n total 6 II- 19, 1-2 value 2000 ft 5-8" 6-19; Robert Dollar. Trustee in re Alfred mel» <1 on the way to church, are no | tors in feeling, enjoyment came front
comes from work. Honestly, it does!
Steel
Cable
on 8 x 10 Willamette Johnson Lumber Co. und aggregat­ tiling to the mental distress which I
of 1,087,631 feet more or less, mar­
tlie sufferings of others. A barbar-
There is a glorious joy in the feel­
ked with various marks and some un­ i Loader No. 2. lines, no value; Steel ing Forty Six Hundred Twenty-Two have endured for two years. I have
front
11 x 13 Tacoma, l.and- Dollars and Seventy
Seven
Cents been censured for freely forgiving my | ous populace got its gayety
marked. About I50M f<sq manufac­ Cable - on
ing that comes over you when you
gladiatorial combats in which broth­
Also all
tured lumber and all other art leu's Ing No. 3. N e w 1500 ft 1 3-8" 8-19, ($4622.77 ), face value.
stop for a moment and look on what
assailant, but wise friends will do
und items lying in and on the premis­ 1-2 value 3000 ft. 5-8” 6-19; Steel <nher notes, accounts and claims ot
er of conquerored people« might be
you have accomplished and know it
Let the matter be dropped
es heretofore known as the Lyons- (able on lu x 12 Tacoma, l.and- Alfred Johnson Lumber
Company. the same
1 1-4" Also all of the Lyons-Johnson saw­ entirely, and let there be no more compelled to slay brother.
to be good.
Johnson Lumber Company near Pros- Ing No. 3, 3-4 value 800 ft.
it found pleasure in watching hu-|
per, Coos County, Oregon.
which 6-19. 3-4 value 2500 ft. 5-8" 6-19; mill site Including the Bandon Powei feeling about It. I say with all sin­
"I did this. I added this to the
mans mauled and torn to death by
were not Included In Sheriff's Certi­ Cable on 7 x 10 (Loader) lines, no Co., based lands and the Coquilb
cerity that I have "malice for none
sum
of human achievement."
No
value;
Cable
—
on
10
x
12
Tacoma.
ficate of Sale Issued to J. IL Baxter,
Liver Manufacturing Company Box
wild beasts in the arena.
feeling that comes to you can be
September I. 1915. (Raid sale being l.undlng No. 5, 1-2 value 1000 ft 1 Factory and lands covered by can­ and charity for ail,” but it is my
Today the barbarous instincts of
In virtue of an execution and order 1-8" 6-19, 1-2 value 3000 ft 5-8" celled lease (excepting such as has business to clean up my church or
more fraught with real joy than
of sale Issued out of the Circuit Court 6-19. Stored in Blacksmith Shop
been sold by receiver's sale to J. E it Will HOOIl be time for another row human nature are dying; but not the satisfaction of looking on your
1
bar
2
x
3-4
”
rd.
tool steel, 1801b; 2 Wlit'eler in case No. _ 3839 _ in the Clr-
dead. What makes you laugh when
of the State of Oregon for the Coil it
C. MAYNE KNIGHT.
work and knowing it to be good.
bars 1 x 3-4" tool steel. 4801b; 1 bar ! cult court of the State of Oregon for
ty of Coox foreclosing a certain mort
you see a harmless old man slip on a I
1b ; I Coos County. Also all the chattels Io-
gage given to Adam Pers h baker by I x 3 1-2" Tool steel, 100 “
banana peel and fall to experience
Coquille, Jan. 11—John and Pat
J S. Lyons. Fannie E. Lyons his wife. bar 3-4" rd. Tool steel. 251b.; 17 ft | cated in the said box factory, viz
Hold Joint Installation
ignominitv and perhaps pain?
A McGinty were both sentenced to on*
C McC Johnxon. and Del Johnson 3 1-4 Hook steel, 3801b ; 11 1-2 ft ‘ Miscellaneous lot of
manufactured
The Pythian Sisters and Knights of
sense of humor ought not to be so year in the county jail late yesterday
his wife, and said Sheriff's Certifi­ 2” Hook steel, 2001b.; 8 ft. 2" rd lumber, tools, Iron and shocks pur­
cate of Sale conveying to J. H. Baxter Hook steel, 1501b.; 25 ft. 1 1-2" tool chased by the undersigned Trustee in Pythias lodge held a joint installation tremendously appealed to by
this by Judge Coke, who stipulated
that
only such Interests In
the Lyons steel, 2001b ; 8 ft. I 3-4” Hexagon Case No. 4007 In said Circuit court at the K. of P hall Monday evening,
common nough spectacle of a fellow he would be willing to hear a mo-
Johnson Lumber Co. promises afore­ tool steel, 28 lb ; I bar 1" rd Tool 1 at receiver's sale.
which from every angle is consider­
It isn't tion to suspend sentence at the end
said which said mortgagors may have steel, 33lb : 1 bar 1 1-4 x 3 1-2, 111)
The 8. E quarter of the N. W. ed to have been one of the most suc­ mortal losing his footing.
had nt the time of the sale, l
Also lb . 12 ft. 11-2x1 1-2" Tool steel. 'quarter of Section 34 Township 27
sense of humor, but the excitement of of thirty days.
cessful installations ever held jointly ¡the unexpected mingled with the old
all office fixtures, furniture and sup­ 100 lb.; 4 bars 7-8" Tool steel. 100 I South of Range 14 West Willamette
plies located in said Lyons-Johnson lb.; 3 bars 1 1-2” rd Mild steel. 240 } Meridian. Coos County. Oregon, con- j by the two organizations. The Sis­
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid are
lb.; 6 bars I 1-4" rd Mild steel. 450 , talning 40 acres of land; also the ters Installed first, Elisa Rasmussen. i barbarous instinct to get fun out of
Mill office
All the following bound
to hold a cooked food sale next door
lb I w««st half of N. E quarter and the G C.; Ella M. Rea, G. S and Bertlna | other people's pain.
ed and described real property situ­ lb ; 4 bara 1-4" mild eteel
ated in the County <>f Coos and State 9 bars 3-4" nilld steel. 3601b ; 2 j N. E quarter of the N W . quarter Kausrud. G. Manager, acting as the
Examine yourself rather carefully to Dippel & Wolverton’s office, on
of Oregon ax follows: la>t three l3) bars 1" rd mild steel, 1 00lb.; 6 bars of Section 34. and the S E . quarter
| to see what gives you happiness. The January 22nd, between the hours of
installing
officers.
The
new
officers
In block (18) in the Timmons Wate) 14 X I 1-2" mild steal, . .lb.; 1 bar j of the S. W. quarter of Section 27
1 x 3-8" rd mild steel. . lb ; 1-2 ¡south of Range 14. west of the Wil- are: Annie Barrows. M. E. C.; Kate I knowledge will give you light on the 10 a. nt. and 4 p. m. Don’t forget
Front Addition to the City of Ban
2t
don. Coos County. Oregon, according bar 1-2" rd mild steel, . lb.; 2 bars lamette Meridian
Rosa. E. S.; Anna Jones, E J.; Anna profitable study of your own nature the date.
to the plat thereof on filo and of rec -*" rd mild steel. 4301b
2 lengths
Also all and singular of the other . Tucker. manager. Alma Johnson. M. | If effort and accomplishment as its
ord In the office of the County Clerk 1 1-4" bk pipe: 1 set Donkey Crates. property whatever It may be real
The Presbyterian Aid will meet in
of R. C ; Miriam Gatchell. M of F.; crown means the greatest possible
of the aforesaid Coos County, Includ­ 1 air Brake Cylinders, new. 1200 ft I personal or mixed of the Alfred John
H wman, protector:
Clara happiness to you. you are one of those the church parlors next Wednesday
ing water frontage of said lot to ship New 1 1-8" Plow steel line on reel. son Lumber Company, or of the und­ Je?nlc
ambitious,
determined afternoon. January 19th. Mrs. L. W.
channel of Coquille III»er
Togethet 2 22" air hose with fittings. 10 ft ersigned as Trustee for the Alfred I I'aPtcr. guard Bettie Mitchell. P. C energetic.
with all and singular the tenements, air hose 300 ft 5-8" chain; 3 brake Johnson 1.umber Company, regard­ . I.o nail was specially decorated for souls who will surely forge ahead In Robinson and Mrs. Fassbender are to
hereditaments
and
appurtenances beams; Stored In Shed
1 pinion fot less of whether or not It be specifi­ thq occasion in greens and flowers, the world.
entertain and members are requested
thereunto belonging or In anywise ap
10 x 12 Donkey. 6 car boxes; 7 car cally Itemised or specified, it being
Guests are always
If serving others and bringing hap­ to be present.
pertaining. All the following bound r< d pedlatela; 12 car rod pedlstele. the Intention to advertise, sell and and u n.imbcr of beautiful marches
welcome.
piness
into
heir
lives
is
your
idt«l
ed and described real property, situ­ new. 12 truss rod supports; 36 new dispose of all of the properties ot were executed by the ladies installed
ated In the County of Coos and State brake shoes; 6 bunk blocks. 6 brake said corporation, and of said Truster as officers and a number of little lad­ of happiness you are one of those
of Oregm. as follows, to-wlt
U.t ratchets; 55 8" x 6' boiler flues; In tn behalf of said corporation: ano
Down on Hi- Back
ies and gentlemen
Several excellent noble souls born to make the world
two (|> In block eighteen (18) In Mill Warehouse 4 104 center cast­ the omission of a specific deacrip
"About two years ago, I got down
selections
were
rendered
by
the
better
because
you
have
been
In
it.
the Timmons Water Front Addition ings: 4 103 center castings; 4 brake tion from this notice shall not be
on my back,” writes Solomon Be-
to the City of Bandon. Coon County, beams; 8 brake shoe heads. W-19, deemed or construed as a waiver of Chait urn quartet and by Miss John­
If anything constructive—anything quette. Flat Rive-. Mo.
”1 got a
Oreg n, according to tho plat there u 18 M C. H. Car brasses; 3 Jennie any right, title, ownership, t'alate or son. Following the Pythian Sisters' that adds to the sum of human 50c box of Foley Kidney Pills and
on file and of record In the office ot automatic couples. 18 M C. B. Car equity in, or to such Item of property
I
installation a fine chicken supper knowledge or happiness of achieve­ they straightened me right up.
the County Clerk of the aforesaid bi ass w edges
6 M C. H
Journal
recommend them to all who have
Bids may be offered for the whole, was enjoyed by those present, follow­
ment means joy to you. just go ahead kidney trouble.” Rheumatic aches
Coca County Including water front boxes. In Shop of Bandon Iron or any part of the real estate, for the
age of said lota to ship channel ot Works (Marked "$T")
6 Cast Iron whole or any part of the chattels or ing which the K of P a. Capt Thos in your altruistic pursuit of joy.
and pains, soreness and stiffness,
Coquille Hlver.
Together with all ear wheels; Stored In
Blacksmith | In combinations to suit the bidder, \\ hite, G. C C. and H. D Jackson.
But if yonr happiness cornea iron sleep disturbing bladder trouble yield
and singular lhe tenements, heredlta Shop, Can» 28 8" Trip line blocks.
and the must advantageous bld or G Prelate, installed S R. Dippel.1 .axy browsing In the atmosphere oth quickly to Foley Kidney Pills —Or­
ange Pharmacy.
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S HALE
(Thr JFirst National SJattk