The Coquille Valley sentinel., May 18, 1917, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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is placed ca tite
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woken and the under
foot all touches whoa
is part of a
to compel them to
lone 4 te vote on the
BO ad tape than 15 sente. No y esiti oa
known to man, the ravings
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OSWALD WH8TFOJ
If there la any way of
Oswald West tram heeewing United |
from Oregon to succeed Bar­
ry Lane, we should like to learn what
it is, so we ran help the good cause.
Of all the possible candidates men­
tioned, we have hoard the name of
who would eoem to stand a
i to beat the peppery ex-gover- received from the chairaran o í the
I* a great federal shippíng rammisston s request
yaar.
to report ell veeeele o f orar 1,500 tone
The senatorial primaries will be on operated b y the conpany and to otate
top of'u s la a few months. It is a where the voséela era now. It lo tai*
foregone conclusion that West will en that thia lo a etep in the gevera-
beat Lane to a frassle at the primar­ ment's plan to taha orar merchent
ies.
•Úpe needed. If it «Iras neesssary to
Everything depends upon whom the transport the lamber toan the Baüth
republicans nominate, se far as the mili in raeaela of andar 1,560 tona lt
ance to boat West at the election is
The Cow county corn growers
mouth distrae. The aa xiety of some
of He members to bra r their heads get the blue ribbons at thn Coquille
reqr is bring gratidei I while war Corn Carnival next faU will have
te win further honors. At
preparations lag.
i a "Western Oregon Corn
War prices for bunting aad fishing
la to be itagfd Decomber 1L
licenses after this week Saturday ia IS end 15, wit* »400 in prime.
the last day you am got them at Grange end the Eugene Chamber of
81.80 The fifty per ran t raise will go
are the sponsors of the a f
into effect Monday.
fair and there will ao doubt be » big
West is hoosst ana gble, fanatical
The sweep-
and vindictive, persistent and pictur-
is $85 end fra
He will run like a house afire.
they rang« from |15 down to $2A0
To boat him win not only requira a
for different varieties and diff.
of highest character and ability,
■ q l f r i l la the Beys’ co
but 'one who in addition possesses
the best bushel will get |50 and the
qualities of political strength to unite
the progressiva and republican votes.
A reactionary hae been hasn't a
Of the half a million men between
ance on earth. A bitter campaign
M and 80 to be »elected for the araty
by the 8ret draft, MOO will he taken at the republican primaries would
in Oregon.
Our otate haa 106,100 split the party as usuai. Let us hope
une one will be found around
man JWtween theee agee. Five per
the patriotic public sentiment
cent of theee win be our quota after
of
the
state
may rally, mo that Oregon
crediting no with men already in the
National Guard. That will mean one may have ia the Senate chamber a
awn for every 140 people'and the full sised statesman who will not only
do his duty by ths nation but will not
be blind to Oregon’s deVriopmental
Of recent years our Oregon
i eoem to have forgotten there
a state as Oregon.—Oregon
selling here for |1.7I
Voter.
The Sentinel editor has always had
vary kindly fooling for Governor
West for a good many reasons, but
double crow d ourselves
Harry Laos bseause we
suldnt be switched from a
al of induced to turn e
Nothing could have
to any crooked scheme of
the interests, we don't fori quite so
about West. Ybo same ia un-
af Oswald West,
and we hope ha b net to
of anarchistic noth
Lane go back on ths United states
and the flag, and aU that they stand
for, and do his little beet to help the
Kaiear. Not intentionally, of course,
but Just been see he wee unable to rise
to the eituatien and i
! ■
't o j
H it liverea
as he seemed. His think works Jute
ran wild on a reverse curve, and ha
landed in the ditch, that's ell.
West is on the square, all rights
cur only question , is whether bo pee-
the sense ef proportion and the
pretty nearly winded now, with the
preeaore let up on the east front and gyroscopic quality neaded in a big
theoeende of German troops being
transferred to France to check the
alliee’ advance. Thia la not going to “THEY HAD A MIND TO WORK.”
After the Jews had been "hanging
be any limited liability war. If wo
are going t> prevent German armiee their harpe an the willowe" along the
from landing on oar coasts, banting banka of the Euphratea at Babylon
oar cities, dcartating our fields and far seventy yean, Nebemiah came
intrenching themselves on oar high­ back to Jerusalem with a remnant
ways, the place to do H is at Europe and began to rebalid the walls. They
—quick. The eternal gab-feet of the were nothing bat beeps of stones end
peat six weeks ia Cingrass has helped
Germany a whole lot
laughed at them as they went about
their discouraging task. Bat the rec­
ord tells as "they had a mind to
WB ABB MUDDLING TOO.
Lord NarthdHTs contributes to the work" and H wasn't long before they
Saturday Evening Poet a very timely were well fortified in their old capi­
article entitled "Democracy la a Rad tal. Going about our city now there
War Makar.” H en is the pith of it: ere ample evidences that the people
"Whan you rants to examine any of Coquille have a mind to work for
gnat success, yon will usually hnd the production of food and do their
that at the head of It are a few per- bit to increase oar nation's war sup­
soaeldes who, sitting around a table ply.
To say that on* has a mind to work
at regular intervals, give «heir orders
with certain knew!edge thet they will is high praise, while to aey that on*
be carried out without friction or te- id- willing to have something done
trigue. Compare Ltoeeta’e position mean* very little, but to be willing
in 1861 with that of the German Kais­ opght to mean the seme as to have e
er ia 1914. Consider the antfilsh rf mind to, for both expressions mean
mind, muddle, disorganisation, in­ the same thing. The will ip the hu­
trigue sad nasi ass waste of hnnan man dynamo and to be will-tag is to
life that took place in your are y by have the currant tamed on and the
That is what is
reason of politics and wirepulling as wheels whirring.
compared with the instant springing happening here and all over the conn-
to arms of every fighting German in ty today, ao far as war preparedness
We are beginning to
1914. Had that wonderful army that is concerned.
buckle on oar armor and brace our­
selves for the fight.
. Tract the Weamn Te Do It.
H «« la a new aoccaetion on the atx
million road bond iaaue.
“ It’a dollar* to doughnuts,” says
the Rooebarc New«, "that whom it
eoama to voting on the bond iaaoe for
better thoroughfares you will find the
women casting their ballot in the
affirmative. It’s aeldom you find the
(entier sex oppoeed to lefitfanate Im-
provementa. They uaually beat the
old man' to it every time.”
in handiest in
days of trouble. Get one of
these books by opening an
account with this bank. It
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dorant talco much to start
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✓
amastagly if you give it at-
MEROUNTS BANK
and Savint Deposits
OREGON
COQUILLE
Stain and Varnish
~ THAT
Shabby Furniture
M shabby or woodwork
to worn can be easily re-
with the batanee of the
ACME QUALITY
V A R N O -L A C
G al sa or tor
Sealed bids for the construction of
a portion o f the Coquillo-Myrtle Feint
Section of the C^os Bay-
‘ »way, in Coes' County,
be received by the County Chart
of raid County at its-office la the
Court House, Coquille, Oregon, until
10:00 A. M. dune 7th, 1917.
No bid will be considered unless ac-
’wnponied by cash, Udder’s bond, or
wrtigfd chock for aa amount oqual
to at least » par rant, of the total
amount e f tim bid.
A corporate surety bond, will be
required for the faithful performance
of the contract in a sum equal to
coo-half tim total amount ef the Ud.
Properal blanks eng full informa­
tion for bidders may be obtained at
the office of the County CUrk of said
County, or at tlw office of the Bond-
master, ia the Court House, Coquille,
Oregon.
Plans and specifications and torm o
of contract may bo soon at the same
place or may be obtained upon the de­
posit of 815.00.
The right ia rwerved to reject any
or all proposals or to accept the pro­
pesa! or proposals deemed beat for
said County.
COUNTY COURT OF
C 008 COUNTY.
James Watson,
County Judge
O. J.
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County
Archie Philip,
County Commissioner
Attest: L. W. Oddy,
County Clerk.
Coquille, Oregon, May 9th, 1917. 1TM
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