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Superintendent Mulkey has just ra­
ce! vad a co m b unication from State
Superintendent Churchjn, informing
him that Attorney General Van Win­
kle haa Just decided that aiaca the
new achoat budget law went into af-
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Votck ftr Beuthoru Or-
anco Growers >
ed in the Sentinel for the paet throe
veoke. The law haa baca radically
-hanged and it will be neceeaary for
Sc school board te back up aad be-
¿in all over again; but it may be acaae
tvetka before the aew forms are made
P ead sent out'from Superintendent
ton, e f Arago, who haa had M r * ex
periefcce with it than any other ranch­
er in «tthe valley, aad haa a crop of
Tho "why" o { purple vetch ftret re-
'flu !«» explanation. Tho orange grow­
ers { Southern Califernia have for
rycarf be sa trying to And cease means
of m tcring the original fortuity of
Tuaaday’a election in Caaa county waa
completed at noon today and we «H e
it In detail for the Road Bonda and the
Soldiera' Aid aaeaaure aa foilowa. The
Road bonda |(C four votes out o f flee,
and the Soldiera’ Aid bill nearly thlwe
to one. Cooa county certainly did hpr-
aalf proud an that day:
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ing notice ef the aew procedure. *«;■ ; Morth Bond Woet 46
V. Bend, North «6
V. Bd.t Cent. No 1 76
Haa Visited 45 Towns
N Bd., Cent. No 2 7»
F. 1. McKenna, o f Corvallis, who is 'M. Bead, South M
1*1 jw in charge of tho-bond soiling ’ony Slou gh---- 24
campaign e f the Mountain States
Eaetsido North .. 4
?ower Company, dropped in to visit Eastsido, South . .26
the Sentinel yesterday. Ha has Just Marahfld N. No 1 68
pie ted a tour of the towns in Kanhfd N No 2 104
which the company’s plants are lo­ Marehfd Con. 1 108
cated—46 o f them in the four atatos Marohfd Con. 2 76
! f Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Martkd 8 No 1 166
Montana, aad aayo he left the boat M a n h M B N o S ’ 74
til» the last when he visited Coquille Sooth Slough ...26
He found timoo quite dull in Mon- Newport ..v ....... 88
lunkor HiU . . . 88
hard hit by weather conditions as weU Notching Slough . 8
as falling prices. Ha says that of the Toos R iv e r........ 16
126,606 of Mountain States bonds,
Burton ............. 28
which a Bay papor claims to have
Suiunsr ••**••••• X0
Coo« City ..eo .e. 4
Contado ............. 11
Boover Hill ....... a
Cunningham ....8 1
Fat Elk .........1 7
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Commencement Exercises
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High School Auditorium
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Bov. A. B. PendUtea
Plana Tria, "La Secret"
La Gauthier
Alice Barker, Myrtle Newton, Mary Basmstt
Two Part Bang. "The Hiriag Fair"
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Pram "Chimes of Narmaady"
High School Girle’ Glee Club
Male Quartet
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Welts Seag, T h e Daisies"
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Dpcjnd'Rifhtrrde
Girla’ Glee Club drilled aad e wdoetod by Mrs. Helm Sperry
9 m m Sultry • Weather
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be put oa by tho Wodteo District of
tho Codmsn Ckautauquaa, , will ha
hold Jtdy 12, 18, 14, 16, 1« aad 17.
Norway . ............82
Four Milo ........ TO
Catching Crook . .48
Myrtlo Pt North 117
Myrtlo Pt South 104
Sugarioaf ......... 60
Enchanted .......114
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protection. Tho committee in charge
has a list of those eligible to mem­
bership, but aa the list may not he
oompiste, please come prepared to
identify yourself at the deer, J. M.
Jacobsen for committee.
Last Sunday gave ua the warmest
Aatonsobila Bunts Up
day of tho year so far, the day being
what wo would really call “ sultry,"
A new Oldemobile ear belonging to
though we do not remember to have I Emory Bros., of Myrtlo Point, was
seen another in our eight yean In Co­ completely destroyed by fin about
quille that we would so designate. midnight Tueedey just this side of
This peraphs merely indicate that we tho Davis Slough bridge on tho high­
ere getting acclimated, but We hard­ way. Smoke began to come from un­
ly think so, as the thirty yean we der tbe hood and when John Emory,
spent in southeastern Kansas cer­ who was driving, lifted the hood,
tainly enabled us to qualify aa aa ex­ | flames shot out and tho whole ear
pert on sultriness. Until today the was soon enveloped. It took but a
entire week here has been unusually few minutes to redoes the machine
warm for the season rendering firm [to a pile of junk.
after nightfall unnecessary, though
Ipst year they were needed the whole
summer thought with only two or
The milk separator house of Pink­
throe days’ exception.
ston A Young, near the Pox bridge,
The Three-Link Chib is
end its contents were destroyed by
Telephone in Now Quarters
Are about 8:80 Wednecdty night and holding an ice cream eo
The telephone company moved into they were fortunate in nut losing their Fellows’ Hall on (ha even
their new office opposite the Sentinel barn also which was but a few feet
Wednesday evening and began an­ away. It is reported theft a gas engine
swering calls friaa the new switch­ was the cause of the Mass.
board that evening. Yeeterday they
began cutting over ter the new auto­
matic instruments, but H win require
two or throe weeks to oom plate that
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A meeting ef Ceos county dairy­
men who have withdrawn from tho
Oregon Dairymen’s League will bo
hold at CoquiUo Tuesday, Jane 14, at
the Woodman Hall at 10 o’clock a. m
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Premuta ties of Diplomas
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Manager Bryant informs us that
the Ciast Auto Lines are now tuady
te open their lina te Boeeburg, which
is advertised in another column. They
wUl run seven-passenger Cadillacs,
eight can daily, leaving Marshfield at
7a. au Coquille at 8:06, aad Myrtle
Point at 8:80. Returning they will
leave the Hotel Umpqua at Roooburg
at 7:00 a. m. This season the run over to Marshfield, where she was
will have to be over the old Cooo Bay operated on for adenoids by Drm. P.
Wagon road, which has only Just get
W. White, assisted by William Hors-
fall, who deeorvo a groat deal of end-
it for donating their services in the
onto. It waa a serious one, too, In
which 860 would have been a reason-
able fee.
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