The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 13, 1922, Page 2, Image 2

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William
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sr* Tuesday wild cat i
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Little ;
every
lest cat
lid it ia
ert Clarke i
the < elating ;
of th*
rht in thia
KriunMy,
HUM bride, I
and Lloyd Xrknt a . th* groom. .
| A Ifred Burbank mad* a trad* with
Mra. Maud* McDaniel, o f Norway, Mr. Bonham and is now the oriner
ia form ing a class In oil painting, at L f th* purebred«. Clydesdale stallion
the Dr. E. A . Loop home to be bold that woe brought to CeoT county by
on Saturday afternoon.
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Georg*
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OUGH SYRUP
A P L E A S A N T A N D E F F E C T IV E
M E D IC A N T
TH E
GOOD
FOR
W H ICH
R E L IE V E S
H AR SH EST COUGH
SHORT T IM E
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FOR
C H ILD R E N
They allay the Fever and atop the ache o f Grippy Colds
a »* m oppsToff m Cecfl *U bur wAy
who died last Thursday after a lo n g 1
back. “ Jack rabbits at * v«rjr numer­
illness o f typhoid fever, was held Sat­
ous again them: . Th# farm er* are
urday at the. Miller residence. The
using rabbit 'fen cin g, poison and
■interment took place in the Myrtle
drive* to try to get rid o f them.
Point cemetery.
About a week age a drive did for
W- W. Deyoe Is abW to be about
The Cough Syrup ia Tw o $Ues, 35c and 65c
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Cold Table
25c per Bex
hb 1ob* illn8M o,l mornings
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ago another one brought in
FUHRMANS PHARMACY
typhoid f«v
Albert Bright and W illiam Brady
returned last week from a abort trip
to Grants'Pass.
M r». T. G. Summerlin, o f Gravel
Fbrd, ia spending the wWk at the C.
C. Carter home.
Lest Saturday a little »on, Eldon
Lorin, was born to Mr. knd Mrs. Lorin
Knight o f Catching Creek, but the lit­
tle fellow passed away the following
day and was laid to rest in the chapel
OREGON
GOOD N E W S
Jesus Saves-----Jesus Saves
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The Methodist Episcopal Church
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a Whole Gotpel Jbr the Whole Man.
Do YOU Want to bo Saved?
U t Vt Hmlp You,
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Arm you looking fò r a Chunk J ome? W « invite you
to teonkip with us.
M. W esley Gooo, Pastor.
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/Fred Moser was a Marshfield visitor
ist week.
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Frank McCracken, o f M yrtle Point,
raa her* Saturday, looking aftpr busi-
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Leave CoquiUe for Marshfield
Gravel Ford.
7, 8, », 10, 11 a. m.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 # . m.
Leave Marshfield far Coquille
7, 8, 9; 16,11 a. au
• 1, 2, 3, 4, 6,10 a. m .
Saturday night paly, leaves Marshfield at 12 Instead of 10
‘ Myrtle Point - Coquille
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Leave Myrtle Poiat far CoquiUe
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7:15 a.m.
10.-eem.rn.
IKK) p. as. Sri# p. m. IriO p. m.
Leave CoqoiUe fer M yrtle Poiat
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11:00 a.m.
Sri# p. SL
4ri# p. m.
7ri# p.
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COAST AUTO LINES
Goarg* W. Bryant. Manager
Fer reliable Abstracts o f T ith and ’ Information
about Ceos County Eoa! Botato tee
T IT L E GUARANTEE A ABSTRACT COM PANY
~ eoet *»*m »cnv.O(T.
Special attention paid to looking a fter
and payment of ta x «.
Pnooe Marshfield Office
Phono Coquille Office
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H ENRY 8ENGSTJ
8ENGSTACREN, Manager
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■ ■ There were lots of rabbitt to be
seen this morning loping around over
the fields. The train stopped very
obligingly between sutions to let off
three men armed with »hot guns
then waited fo r about ten minutes to
let the.pa»*engers see what poor »hots
the men were. Rabbitt were popping
all around but the men hadn’t hit
any when the train moved on.”
N Here i» new» from Toronto, telling
W illiam BaUwon_ a t th*
M n T j.^ D ^ C im ton ^ 'd a u g h t e r , that Prof. WiHiam
V*va, returned Wednaedhy from a vis-1 American Association fo r th*
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it with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. vanosment of 6ctoM*> dec are that
to m . o f Salem.
1“ « • topoaelbl* ¿Sf acientUts any
Mra. James A very and chlUbun. 0f
^ M fra o w ltA C h a rt« «arw in -.
Coquina, visited several day. with h*r I *heorT « « • origin o fs p * «is * . H *
unci*, Jo* W illiam », o f this place, j declared that) while forty yeoia ago
Gus Hamilton was down from P o w - 1 D a r w - n theory was accepted wit -
era Friday to spend a few days With
jasstlun today atontiete ban
[his fam ily.
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Mr. and Mrs. Claud* Endicott’. Ht- * 4*1*
° * * r “ F «^ a n a tio n o f the
child i. very ^ this week. .
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BUly Endicott hod the 'm isfortune | ^
ar* flat broke end down to
to run a nail in his foot t o t W*dtn«e- <**«• *«a in . Th * wise onos who war*
dv
oil oookad and priaaod ns to haw
br. W. Lee PeUittrton has gone to K king. rtw ted, throw up the .pong,
l a d on a short b u r in s « V p -
and say w *W on't know, w# hav* jurt
been fooling
Little Norman Hamilton i* quite ill I***®
fooUn* folks
fo1“ with
w,tJ what we don’t
know.
That leave*
leave* m
me sitting in the
(this week.
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The High School boys and girls' k 0« 1 ■ »**»•
basket ball team* w ill meet th* Co- •** down u
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quill* team* at the Oaks pavilion FW- “ *■ *** beginning.” “ Ii
day n ight Both M yrtle Point teams |®#4 created the he*
win the games played with A rago last berth ”
Friday.
The Germans are at
Mrs. Ferris Lundy is taking car* o f "taking fold . B ill H.
her son Verne’s children during the used to be fat the bust
illness o f his wife.
gold vase* and hands
The outlook fo r prosperity ia Cooe County ie very good. *
This b rifgn a feeling o f satisfaction to every one.
W o gnarsatee entire satisfactioB on all o f our W ork
sad Merchandise
W. H. Schroeder & Sons
^»tch making — Engraving — Jewelry llanafacturing
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ia th* boot time to get that
District attorneys o f Oregon w ill be
celled in to conference, either in Port­
land or Salem within th* next week or
ten days, to discuss law enforcement
problems facing th* state, accordipg
to t H. VanWinkle, attorney genera).
The conference is to be called by the
attorney general at th* suggestion o f
United States Attorney
General
Daugherty, who has requested a con­
ference o f this nature in all states
o f th* Union. While Daugherty In his
See “ TH E CONQUERING POW­
letter to Attorney Geneful Van Win­ ER,” 4!r*ct*d by Rase Ingram, the
kle lays rtrees on the newi o f atttm-J artist responsible fo r the greet Aim
tisn to prohibition problems and tors masterpiece. “The Four Horsemen”
involving profiteering, the Oregon See th* new creation and be royally
conference, H is intimated, w ill lay entertained at the «Liberty nOzt Turn-
particular emphasis oh the liquor day and Wednesday.
question. - J M
Attorney General
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la a suit nude to your individual meant
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service-giving Clothee a t
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City Cleaners & Tailors
Coquille
G R A V E L FORD N E W S
A U T O STAGES /
Marshfield - Coquille
Acetylene Welding and Cutting--No
job too big and none too small for
our shop to handle.
_______ _ j i S r ^ l e g r u p h pole, tost on the
Mrs. W ill Fite, who le s been ill, is.jIa rf M€.
The poles appear to be
now able to be about once more.
standing In their proper position.
r G. Clinton has competed th# cab-
w u k . ^ ^ 1 inch** thick,
inet work in Mrs. Pedri Presslsr’s new lnjon4 the shore* of th y river but it
Conjunction with
R R Y B A R K
th C H E RÇ
fo r B A LD
I X O LD 6
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kept in stock
i’ord
f at Ford * “ Prices
The sixth and t o t number q fth e
«Tkere ia loU o f ice and anew sfcffl
Iqrceum w ill be given in the Unique
Colombia. The drift* over
Theatre Saturday night. The “ Bell
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Ringing «M ale Quartet” furnish the £ ¿ * ¿ 3 t £ .2 I T t h e crossam .
U se L A X A T IV E A S P IR IN COLD T A B L E T S in
It Pays I
All kinds of Heavy Machine
Work and Auto Repairing
A letter from Ins* written at Pen-
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Man.
He reclamed over Sunday and 1
♦ » « teachers convention in
gav* another talk Sunday evening. . J J S a n“
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Dr. T. Frpriklm Babl, the well
j* Portland to pluck th* rood fund
"known lecturer, gave the fifth Lyceum 10f th « state or ia she not to pluck th*
number at th* M. E. Church last Sat- |ro* j fund o ff the state?
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FOLKS
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Ethiopian, doesn’t
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RAND O LPH NOTES
changs his akin,
dressed in old er new akin.
4 The Gwman Oermans in Portland
w ill eoutinne to live oa stn oU that
are named fe r white folks^ v
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Tho surprise party fo r August Her­
, Th* iriah Irish o f th* “ IrtJ T Re-
public” in Massachusetts are after mann was an unusually pleasant a f­
; H being his twenty-stasnth birth­
Senator Lodg*’s scalp.
Th* Iriah fa li1
tomahawk »hall Hot niek a hair o f hia day. Music, cards, checkers and a
lunch consisting o f turkey sandwiches,
Mra. Young, in answer to th* ques­ cake and ics cream added to the pleas­
tion, what was the beet port o f their ure o f the evening, while many use­
trip outside o f the horn* visits T, said, ful gifts w en presented. A ll left
"ou r trip through Canada." That waa in the “ wee sms” hours, wishing him
many more parties.
our experience, to*.
When t reed that England has aat
The grand surprise party fes Mrs.
aside money to pop interest due U. Boas A . Russel, the grandmother of
8., I think o f a o n , a Canadian on Seven Mile, celebrating bar seventy-
the steamer Keewatin, to whom I ta st birthday on New Year's A y , was
said that I hoped th * United States a vary pleasant affair. «A n elaborata
would dean the slat* a# a ll foreign
Dewitt Clinton was a M yrtle Point
via tor Friday. .
Everyone enjoyed the program and
Christmas tree that was held a t the
, church ( hnitmae Eve.
Boyd Bruner waa a via to r St Myr­
tle Point Monday.
Sirrert Iverson, Mr. Iverson and
George Nelson want to Marshfield
Sunday.
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The Clinton children returned home
Monday a fter spending f few days
at the George Ward holm* on ^Catching
Creek.
J. A. Cotton end Wm. Huff went to
M yrtle Point Monday.
The last few days o f sunshine
makes a A llow want to got bu\ and
get ready ’to plant garden,
Mr. and Mrs. W ..T . Beady and
daughter returned - home last week
from Grants Pass, where they hod
been visiting fo r some time with (M r
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Olsen and fam ily.
Tom Samerljp and w ife went to the placq and arrang riasata aro being
Norway Friday, Tom having gone made to reach an agreement on the
! price to bo paid Mr. Hauschildt.
Other owners along th* river have
donated their rights-of-way.
The
.rood on Moving Catching inlot, will
.follow th* large dyke which the Coo#
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Miner Dies at Baadon ,,
Although ppsrating a black sand
taise ia search of geld. Flunk Sissons,
who was found dead near Whiskey
®w> was buried in th* potter's field
end had only |1.66 in money Ih his _
Bissons had occupied a cabin
C. H. Wilson, another miner,
they worked separate claims. H * was
found dead t o t waek.
He had evh •
¿ently seated him self under a tree to
»••t and died there. A fter an autopsy
it waa decided that-heort
caused death.
» « Ingram o f tbo “ Four H on e-
men” fame has done it again. See
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“THE
CONQUERING
POWER” at the Liberty Mart Tuee-
¿•y and Wednesday.
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large thé dyke to móka it of sufficient
sise to carry the roodway.
The -distane* over this property M
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