The Coquille Valley sentinel., April 15, 1921, Page 4, Image 4

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W E DO'NOT KNOW of any other partial payment
plan for investing that equals ours in conven­
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AN INVESTOR IN OUR PLAN u n d ertak es^
th is evening,
fiar acu se fol-
Fish, «The P sin t-
iset P anter, «The
In Boston they ere mekkig m ilk out
of outs, peanuts, w ater, end eett. Giv-
quite a# welT— -Llttie^R ocl^G axette .
W ith no speed lim it and a rase
Marshfield—Veola Johnson, «The
egaiaet tim e m th e Coos Bey-Cu-1 Soft Spot in B-808;’* Proctor Plena-
~ «iiu 'Valley highway eelebratioo day,
Invincible.”
one m ay w il shudder a* th e peaai-
W eekly, “Citisen
bilittss of aff*4—■* involved.
The C. A. Smith
through the Cuoe Buy 1
puny, have very pairtaUeaHy ¿refused I
te contract to sell P o rt O rford cedar |
fo r airplane furpoem to th e Ja p
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te D te tk ;”
Moon, «Foea
isrese Clinton,
Mise C hirle
o f the
it a t Ore-
gen U niversity
invited to
I act a s judge e f th e contest.
On Monday O ovim er O lcott fie
Portland to Sen Francisco in en I
S j I e ^ 'l U J o r H . H. A rnold, a ir
•erstes officer of the 8th U. 8. Army
Corpo, the eetnel flying tim e being*
hours end 88 m inutes. Some carrier
pigeons released lfi m inutes before the | Beerjy
governar Started from Portland did I fc, could be oxtricetad from a mud-
not toeeta Sea rFenciecd until nearly [ hols s t th e bottom of th e grade on
noon the next day, being no m atch ^ new highway, w h m hie auto was
for the gas m otor te spood. '
' | diuhed this m orning. He wna pinned
of^ Normalcv th e TUfa- nnd^ n**th
machine. Axel Rud-
H - ô lÎ h t
tim t n etta h * *
r*dtoc ^
fag te o rt e f starvatioe wiU p u t t t e rM ett-d Còlumbo. The fa tte r is eou-
A m eriraa pw pU te c k U > * * « * M -
his bom . s t Inglew ood. Some
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I * * » « t a - . • blackeys mal sorenem
It says the hum an n a n M i paaaea |
fro*, the muddy w ater con­
the stone age, the Iron Age, stitu te his injuries.
it is now working its way
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wee driving hie own car.
, SHk S h irt age, w ith a Ut- „
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flwrg were an route to the
of lig h t fOr ahead, the |
line to w ork. They were
1 feed* a n called im properly, W hite
I Dtahorrpaa. “Cfaoks should not be
fed befwt» 71 hears a fte r hatching
•ad then very sp arin g ly . They should
be g iv e ^ m ilk to drink and no w ater
preferably until they are six weeks
old." Prepared chick foods are good
end-in addition to these foods certain
I other materials m ast be supplied to
produce proper nutrition. Ju st as the
laying 'h en needs certain elem ents,
so dees the grow ing chick. Green
feed a t 2 days old is essen tial, bone
aeeal, charcoal and finely screened
m eat meal fed on dry board«, not on
scratching m aterial.” The following
schedule was given fo r the first six
weeks, chick food consisting of setup
pounds cracked w heat and a m ath of
equal p arts of bran, shorts, eoriM asal,
rolled oats and boiled eggs boiled SO
i m inutes, fed until 21 days old, S tim es
in U tter for chick food, and m ash in
shallow hoppers. Commence eoarser
grains a t 21 days, feed g rit, charcoal
end g et chicks to exercise.
& 8. Shields, of Bullards, created
in terest when he reported a t the
m eeting th a t the system of feeding
hens recommended by P rof. Cosby a t
his m eeting in February had been
on his flock of ehickens with
astounding results th a t they how
had plenty of eggs to eat fo r a fam ily
of seven from his sm all flock of
chickeds, the first tim e in years, and
th at his birds w ere more than paying
for the feed they ate from the addi­
tional eggs he sold.
Mr. Shields even finds eggs in the
scratch litte r, they don’t have time
to get on the nest and they are one
of the broody breeds a t th a t
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CalUng Cards, 100 {or IMO.
urchase a definite amount of Gold Notes of The
fountain States Power Company at the rate of $5,
or more, per month. H e obtains the notes for the
same price as the cash inyestor. He makes a first
payment and receives an ownership certifiicate upon
which his subsequent payments are endorsed.
DURING THE PAYMENT PERIOD each de­
posit as made earns MAeresf for the investor at the
rate of 6 per cent per year from the date it is paid
in. When the payments are completed the owner­
ship certificate is exchanged for the Gold Coupon
Notes, paying a return of f per cent a year.
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IF AN INVESTOR cannot, or decides not to complete his
he has the privilege of withdrawing his funds, in which case he voc
back in fall w ith ! per cent interest added for the tim e the company hpa had
the use of his money. There is no forfeiture or loss.
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The steady accumulation of wealth by this method will
beat get-rich-quick schemes 999 times out of 1,000
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A Safe 8% Investment
Mountain States Power Company
H. M. b Í l LESBY a COMPANY
Fiscal Agents
BYLLESBY ENGINEERING and MANAGE«
AGEMENT CORPORATION '
Engineers and
id Managers
Bolshevist« Gone
line which ho wiU not soon forget.
oeeurred opposite the
He seised a still fa r debt and Ms
dam p, near th e turn
owner «tipped off” the sheriff w ith
the resu lt th a t he had to pay a fine
of $280 ow e charge e f havA g a stili
Waste $ 10,000
fa his pom sesión am
L. H. Svena, adm inistrator for the I
liquor.
'tute of hie iota w ife, has filed w ith
He had a tenant o
ecorder J. G. Mullen, of N orth Bend,
was quitting fa his debt, and so he
daim of $7600 dnmuges against the
refused to 1st him take hie still w ith
esadfa company and th e City of |
him until te paid his bffl. The still
was e Ihre one, so Shustor eeuld net N orth Bend jointly. The cfaim »
te filed w ith the city «0 days before |
deny the charge.
suit is instituted. Mrs.
The «siddlsesen of thfa country a re fatally h u rt fa an au to in N orth |
now levying e toll of 21 per sen t on Bond and it fa claimed th a t the a
tiw velue of mil foodstuffs tmt moet dent was due to an obstruction te
neesssities used te the United S tates, cfaruiemly le ft in th e Street. In
■eyk Soetetery of Labor Devis. Sueh ditioa to $7500 general dam ages there]
e condition is not to te tolerated. Cut is a cfaim for $1186 doctor bills, $460 ]
out tte m iddlsaun end l . t th«m go for nurses, $160 fo r
to w&k e t somothfag teeides holding $600 fo r tenermi expense, a to tal of |
np the peopfa fa th e t wey. The eon- $8786.
sum .rs’ Strikc which te s basa ou fo r
tte past yeur nssds to continu, until
Finds Old Policy
e t faast 18 pur csat out of th e t 21
L. E. Brown, agent e f th e M utual |
is tsk .u off t t e cost of livtag. Jn
Life Insurance Co, has ju et received |
moet esses it te s beau msde ap p ar­ word from Portland th a t the fate Rev
ent th e t the recent réductions te Was. H orsfall had an old policy w ith I
whoiseule priées h ev su t been refiect-
the company on which 8841 was doe |
ed fa tb e prises eburged the consum­ his widow. The news came as a so
er. It ta n t the reteiier, we e rs glud prim to the H orsfall fam ily as they |
to know, but tbe middfamen who fa
did not know th a t he had the life i n - [
holding out fo r Shylock profita. Swnt
surance stated. The Pertfand offi
him.
of the company noticed th e news of |
his death and found it fa th eir rec­
DOWN TO- BRASS TACKS
o rd s The policy was taken out in |
Secretary of U b a r Jem ea Davis 1878 and evidently had long since
in the H arding cabinet is credited been forgotten by Rev. H orsfall. P ay­
w ith being a m illionaire twice over, m ent will te made ae seen as tbe |
although be came up ou t e f tee rani
blanks can te seat fa.
of the tollera. However, according to |
a Chicago dispatch of fas
Too Mach Raisin Mash
tye ia as clear a thinker as he fa
Jam es Cox, of Powere, was before
eeaaful ee e business man. The dis­
Justice Zimmerman on a charge of
patch begins:
having intoxicating liqour in hie pos­
"A plan for a fa ir deal Tor capital, session. He eras arrested, when about
a decent livtag wage fo r labor, larg ar i 15Q gallons of raisin m ash w as found
profita fa r farm ers through 'lo w er In his h M k end it tested 12 per cent
railroad ratea and settlem ent of ell alcohol. D istrict A ttorney Ben Fish­
industrial disputes through confer­ er was present to prosecute.
Cox pleaded guilty end w as fined
ences, w ith the golden rule as the
basis of settlem ent, was madqe to­ |126 and coats, the la tte r amounting: I
night by Secretary of Labor Davis to 818.00, and sentenced to 60 days in
Jail. The Jaü sentecna w as suspended
“He warned tabor th a t if it fa to during good behavior.—Times.
tak e a share fa the organisation and
policies ef the nation it m ust also
take a share ia the nation’s responsi­
bilities and declarad th a t labor
aee th a t transportation conditions ara
th at the fan n er can make a fa ir
C. V. Vickey, secretary of the relief
committee M which Gov. O lcott is
chairm an, sends the foUowing wel-
Cm ty, Cipft Éi Nfrfkc M Ml StifB
Cable received a t New York statue
th at Armenia is virtually cleared of
Bolshevist invaders end e new coali­
tion governm ent sittin g a t E rivan has
control of e wide area of the coun­
try . This is glorious, fo r it enables
us to resum e our regular program in
caring fo r thousands of children and
in feeding tw o hundred thousand
starv in g refugees. S e a t of a ll it
makes possible getting food and sup*
plies into the Caucasus.
I beg of you to urge our men te get
busy to sevs thousands of lives of
people now dying in Russian Armen­
ia . k is likely we w ill also be able to
save fifty thousand little children who
are running loose in one email die*
tric t of the Caucasus.
Lteve Coquille for Maflhtald
Marshfield
LKINf, MACHINES
Two Comets Coming
»••te a. m.
• Coquille
11a.m.
lp.m .
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Leave < Atxrmhllcld for Coquille
»•te a. a s
U a. a s
Myrtle Point
1 p. n s
8 p. n s
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• Coquille
Leave Coquille for Myrtle Poiat
liste a. os
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6.-8# p. a s
I te w Myrtle Poiut for CoquUle
• ste a. m.
1:00 p. a s
Coast Auto Lines
“ N O W - A - D A Y S
•>yt tb s Good Judge
Two comets a re approaching the
earth, m y astrooom srs e f H arvard
ohearvatory. One, Raid’s comet, dis­
covered by a South A frican astrono­
mer on March 12 last, was reported to
he increasing in brightness so rapidly
th a t it will soon be visible to the
naked eye. On A pril 28 it w ill be
seven and one-half tim es brighter
♦i««" now. A t preeent it is situated
ju st east of th e sta r Gumma in the
Constellation Cygnus.
I t w in be
nearest the ran on ^ a y 12.
The other eome^ W innecke’s, has
been sighted by Professor Lam ed of
the Yerkes observatory, W isconsin.
Discovered in 1258, W innecke’s comet
completed its elliptic orbit arotond the
A man can get a heap more
■atisfaotioafromaamallchetr
ol this class of tobacco, than
he ever could get from a big
chdw of the old k in d ..
H e findsitoostaiem,too. The
food tobacoo taste last* go
much longer he doesn't need
to have a fresh chew nearly
es often.
man who uses the Real*
Qbew will teU you .
that. «
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W*B CU T is a long fine-cut tobaeoo
R IG H T C U T is • short-cut tobacco
The residence of John M. Long,
Four Mile farm er, was destroyed by
fire early W ednesday m orning. The
fire was discovered a t about 4 o’clock
and bed such a s ta rt th a t it was im ­
possible to save much of th e furniture
end personal belongings. Mr. Long
is a t a loss to know how H originated
but th e supposition is th a t it caught
from the chimney. He estim ates the
value of the bouse a t approxim ately
11260 and the fu rn itu re $600. He
held in surance to the am ount of $768.
JOHNSON
Mill Wood
$3.00 per load
Laavu orders at th« mill ot
with mu.
Hall f ft í Ireland
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P. E. DRANE
Coqaille - Orcvon