The Coquille Valley sentinel., April 13, 1917, Image 1

Store, Puhrman** Pharm acy, Th<>
Backet Store, Schroeder’s Confection­
ery, Folsom ’s C onfectionery, N osh r'e
C onfectionery,
C larke’s
Bakery,
Shore’s P ool H a ll, Dunham’s •’ >d
H all, Machon’s P ool H a ll, N osler’s
Barber Shop, Ferbracbe’ s
B u b er
Shop, W oodruff's Barber Shop, Mc­
Donald's B arber Shop, Siekala’ C ar-
age, G ardner A Larsen’s G arage,,
Schroeder’s Jew elry, W ilson’s Jew el-
cases in the C ircuit oonr t here and be­
come fu ll citizen s o f the U nited Statee
are on M e in the office o f the county
clerk. Those applyin g to make p ro s i
a t the A p ril term are as follow s, the
land o f th eir n a tivity fo llo w in g th eir
d ra ft n m uster ro ll pream ble, and
tea follo w in g is th eir rep ort which
was signed by about 60 o f the citisene
o f Coquills and v icin ity :
w ill dose
>pt Sntur-
“ W s, th e undersigned, realisin g the
argen t necessity o f m ilita ry train in g
a t this crisis in our national existence,
this crisis in ouc-national existence,
selves into a m ilita ry organisation.
W a p ledge'ou rselves to ba present at
aff m eetings and drills, unless ex­
cused by the commanding office. W a
furtherm ore pledge ourselves to com
piste subjection to m ilita ry disipline.”
ALF OF TAXES
ALREADY PAID
M r. N on a * h the ulnwr in
charge, who built tin Columbia H igh ­
w ay, and no batter evidence o f h i»
abU ity could ba desired. H e has baan
a resident o f O regon fo r nearly fou r
years, a ll o f which tim e has baan
spent in road w ork. Ha w as born in
Oregon, but enlisted whan th e Span-
ish-Am erican w ar began. A fte r his
discharge from tea arm y ha took a
course in highw ay engin eerin g a t the
U . S. A rm y School a t F o rt Leaven­
worth, Kansas. Subsequently he was
eity and county eng ineer a t E l Paso,
Texas, where he was engaged fa r
m any years and bu ilt 600 or 700 m iles
o f road.
%
H is selection as en gineer fa r the
O regon highw ay commission happily
elim inates the possibility that an un­
lit appointm ent m ight be mads throuh
p olitical favoritism .
LOWER MILL
HAS CHANGE
A deal was consummated the first
o f the week by which the S itka Spruce
company, o f Portalnd, secured the
lease Which E . E Johnson had on the
low er m ill, owned by the D ollar com­
pany, and that m ill is n ow in charge
o f Roy W ernich who is op eertin g it
fo r the Sitka company. W ith the sale
o f the lease gem the contract which
M r. Johnson had w ith Urn Sitka Cam­
te a bosses in cal
da north o f th e B ey
KoKttl Klub Election.
N ea rly h a lf the m embership o f t%»
K o-K aol Klub ama present a t the, an­
nual election o f officers last Tuesday
evening, a t which tfcte the secretary’s
rep ort was read showing that the club
was seen w ith tea w orld. When Lae
J. C ary took the presidency three
years ago, there was a debt o f $260
owed by tea club and that this
ha paaaa
New Law Firm in CoquiOe.
non tra il-
F or the better accom odation o f
th eir clients the law firm o f PulfOrd
and Pierson w ill hereafte r conduct
taro law offices, one a t th eir present
location a t M yrtle Point, and the
other at Coquille, a t the old lo w office
o f Jodge Sperry, in the Robinson
building next to the B axter H otel. B y
callin g at eith er office clients can eom-
municato w ith whichever mem ber o f
the firm they wish, by phone i f aec-
casary. M r. Pierson w ill continue t *
occupy the M yrtle P oin t office, w hile
M r. P elfo rd w ill ba a t Coquille.
x l to n r-
business
¡od». the
»isewhere
•dncsdhy
[all, and
although
apany o f
• w ay o f
u- o f the
Enrolling for the School
P ro f. F . B. Anderson is m asting
w ith better success than he anticipa­
ted in securing pupils fo r the Com-
m ercial C ollege, he w ill establish
hare. In the fe w days he has been
canvassing ba has enrolled th irty
boys. A s work am ong the g irls , who
alw ays furnish a fu ll h a lf o f the col­
lage students, has bean deferred un­
til M rs. Anderson arrives, this means
that six ty are assured, which is a
long sta rt towards the expected hun­
dred.
which the grand ju ry w ill appear next
M onday- Th e only person bound over
fa r in vestigation by that body is an
Ita lia n by the name o f d’Aaabroetes,
the story o f whoaa attack w ith a kn ife
on a fa llo w em ploys a t a lo g g in g
"V
a y; but that they era expeditin g tea
w ork as rap id ily as possible and w ill
use th eir utm ost endeavors to g et the
farm ers into connection w ith the fed ­
eral treasury.
In this connection, the Sentinel
wiahas to state that so fa r ut its in­
form ation extends, the principal d if­
ference between fed eral farm tonne
and state farm loans is that the local
organisations according to the nation­
al plan a r t co-operative to the ex ­
tent that each member has to stand
to guarantee the loans, o f a ll th e
others to the exten t o f his resources.
Christian Endsovor Convention.
The first annual convention o f tea
southwestern C hristian Endeavor Un­
ion w ill be held here in the Christian
church A p ril 20,21,22. The w ork o f
and in terest during the past year un­
der the vary efficieat leadership o f
M rs. Edna W ebster, who has been
ably supported by M iss M yrtle Cun­
ningham aa union secretary.
H arold Hum bert, o f Eugene, who
has made a study o f Endeavor Union
w ork w ill be present and w ill deliver
an address F rid a y evening, takin g aa
his subject “ Th e Common C hrist.” On
Saturday evening ha w ill apeak on
“ The Banners o f God.”
It w il be w orth white to a ll who are
interested in young people’s church
w ork to attend this convention.
RoUof Corps, Meeting.
Th e W om en o f the Coquille B e lie f
Corps w ill hold a cooked food ante a t
Anderson’s store, Saturday, A p ril 14,
the proceeds to be used to d efra y the
expenses o f Decoration D ay, so w s
bespeak the patronage o f aO good d t-