The Coquille Valley sentinel., March 21, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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TH1 COQUILLE VALLET 8RNT1NEL, COQUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH Ji, 1924.
I for stamps of the larger denomina- need.
leased Teapot Dome reserve to Sin­
taxes on the rich do not take clair, keeping congress and the public
Hone.
I “ 'High
Hi
burdens off the poor. They put bur­ in ignorance of the fact until the news
A fZavman
aarrivAfl
A
German wnman
woman, nmiarlv
newly arrived
a auoo papcr in a good town
dens on the poor. As far as our com­ leaked out in WslUstreet, when re-
from the old country, believing she iI pany to concerned, we can go on porters began to search for the reason
H. W. YOUNG. Editor
had arrived in the land of wild In­ about as we are now, whether the sur­ behind the skyrocketing of Sinclair oil
H. ALLEN YOUNG,
dians, of whom she had heard much tax to 25 or 50 per eent. We can stocks. Most members of congress
Associate Editor and Manager
while living in her old home, refused make some improvements, but we can will be on a- sharper lookout in the
Subscription Rates
to leave a train when it arrived in not do the great things we should do future for similar raids on the public
Ono Year ........................................ »2d» Leavenworth, Kansas. It was neces­ had we more money.
resources.
Now is the time to select your
Six Months ..............
1.00 sary forcibly to remove her and not
“From a purely selfish standpoint,
Three Months ....'. i'........................ 60 until she saw her sister and had bean
Enlarging Ocean Park
it does not make the least difference
No subscription taken unless paid
for in advance. This rule is impera­ assured of her safety..would she be­ to mo whether the Government taxs
There are fine possibilities for the
lieve she was in a civilised community. me 1 per cent or 99 per cent. I do not future tourist and for the people of
tive.
know exactly but I imagine I could Coos Bay and the county in the gift
One hundred and fifty-six million live just as I now live on 1 per cent
Advertising Ratos
*
which L. J. Simpson made at the Pi­
We have in stock the latest pat­
acres of-lands are now reserved from of hay income. I am not in busmens
Display advertising, 20 cer.ta per
rates’ meeting last Friday, in the
terns and styles in Spring and
the
public
domain
as
national
forests.
Inch, less than 5 inches, 25 cents per
to make money as money, but to do plot of 54 acres at Cape Arago, for
Summer Suits. The materials in
inch. No advertisement inserted for This is an area equal to the aggre­ many things which I believe are of
the location will be an ideal one when
these Suits are in good weights
less then 50 cents. Reading notices gate area of the State of Maine, New
5 cents per line;, under Minor Men­ Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, public benefit, and I believe I can put the road is continued down the coast
suitable to this climate.
my money to better public use than through the Simpson holdings to the
tion, 10 cents per line. Want adver­
Rhode
Island,
Connecticut,
New
York,
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$25.00 to $55.00
tisements one cent a word. No read­
can the Government.
Prices ranging from
cape.
y
ing notice, or advertisement of any Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia,
“Take the Ford car as an illustra­
There
are
bays
on
each
side
of
the
kind, inserted for less than 25 cents. Delaware and one-half the State of tion. With the high surtaxes advo­
proposed park and there are rocky
Pennsylvania. More than one-fourth cated as a benefit to the poor man or
places to visit on the ocean shore.
THE HOME OF
of the total area of Oregon is in the the man of moderate means, I doubt
The most extensive view of the ocean
Nstional Forests.
if ever we should have reached a is to be had there, as the cape juts
Entered at the Coquille Postoffice as
Second Class Mail Matter
point where he could have produced out far enough so that people can
In an open written reply to an in­
a car under $1500 and that only by see Cape Blanco on the south and
quiry by T. 8. McKinney, district
Missouri Bureau of Labor Statistics
paying very low wages.
there is no intervening object between
ALL WOOL SUITS
attorney of Lake county, Attorney
“The men who tell the country that Cape Arago and Hecata Head on the
reports that 8,789 farms of Missouri
General Van Winkle held that al­
high incomes must be-cut down are north.
, farmed or supervised by women are
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though a search warrant used in
not working for the benefit of ths
more profitable than are average
t>
It
is
thought
that,
in
the
event
the
searching premises for liquor or ap­
masses. What they are really saying super road district is organised, the
farms controlled by men.
paratus used in the manufacture may
is something like this.
road will be constructed that far by
Colgate University paid $5,000 for be illegal, any evidence found in the
“ ’You workmen and farmers must another season, and,that would give
BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SUITS
search
ipay
be
used
in
prosecution
of
one of the twenty-five dinosaur eggs
have got all you ought-to have. Let tourists and others three miles more
the
case.
TWO PAIRS OF PANTS
found by the American Museum of
us stop right now.” From now on of drive along the ocean.
This is contrary to the practice in
Natural History in the Desert of Gobi,
this country must run for the ben­
The plot of'land comprises clear
$9.00 to $13.00
Prices from
Mongolia. The egg is 10,000,000 years the federal courts, where it cannot efit of politicians.’
land and there is heavy timber be­
be ,used as evidence. The opinion
old.
“I am interested in seeing every­ tween Shoreacres and the tot.—Coos
holds thst any officers may arrest
body getting a better living with less Bay HarbdE
Ten million people are said to -have without a warrant any person found effort. I am against anything which
visited the automobile camps of this violating the taw in àie presence of stops the country where it is.
How to Keep Well
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country last year and a considerable an officer.
“One of the great troubles with Eu­
f Wholesome mental traits essential
increase in the number of “motor
We publish this week a want ad­ rope is that the people exist for the to health are confidence, open-mind­
Three Stores
gypsies” is predicted for the coming
vertisement from “Norwood," Idaho. Government. Taxes take up what edness, unselfishness, and faith in the
summer.
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COQUILLE
MYRTLE POINT
POWERS
We don’t remember to have heard of surplus ought to be used for better­ goodness of life. The way to devel­
that
place before, but we are reason­ ing conditions.”
“Th$ sentiment expressed at the
op confidence is to try honestly and
When Better Merchandise is Made We will Sell It
hea/ of the Sentinel, that it ft like a ably sure how the name originated. PUBLIC INTERESTS WATCHED keep at it until experience of success
For
several
years
Norwood
.Sickles,
letter from home,’ is just what we
comes. Experience of success in­
One fundamental result of the Tea­
find it,” writes a California subscrib­ a brother of Mrs. H. A. Young, of the
creases confidence. Open-mindedness
pot
Dome
investigation
is
the
reali
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er, who ¡says they have enjoyed the Sentinel, was superintendent of an
means plasticity of mind, ability to
zation by a large section of congress
climate down there for the past year. Indian school in Idaho; and we are
feel new meanings, to find new values.
pretty certain that the place was that closer vigilance is necessary to It makes for variety, interest and
In Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas named for him. The name is a family protect the great natural resources of health. Unselfishness is to be culti­
and Nebraska, where the writer spent one and was borne' also by Mrs. the United States from being grabbed vated because of its wholesome effect
moat of his business life, they were Young's father, the late T. N. Sickles, by greedy interests, working through on health. Mental health and growth
Strict
blessed with snow storms the first of who twice spent a winter in Coquille. unfaithful public officials.
feed on satisfying situations^ Faith
conservation
of
the
public
domain
will
this week. We say blessed advisedly, The latter also spent a considerable
in the goodness of life means optim­
as in many sections March snows do portion of -his life in the government be the aim of all legislation in con­ ism.
Enjoy the many wonderful
much towards insuring an abundant servise at Topeka and Independence, gress for some time to come, says the things of life. The path to faith in
of Coquille, Oregon
Washington correspondent of the
Kansas.
crop of wheat.
the goodness of life lies among the
Portland Journal.
commonplace everyday affairs of
This marks a reversal of the trend
Dr. Royal 8. Copeland, democratic
Just how blameworthy Attorney
Work and play.
The simple life
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General Daugherty has been in the United States senator from New which set in when the Harding ad­ makes for such faith, says the Ore­
conduct of hit office, we are not en­ York, is beginning to be talked of as ministration came in, dominated by gon state board of health.
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tirely clear but if we had the hiring a possible presidential candidate of Albert B. Fall’s policy of opening
A
leading
factor
in
the
growth
and
-
and firing in our handsaws should be that party. If the Jjcketftujj»** jfeaat theee resources- far- Uro lift of' ffti! 1
... Cape Blanco’s Need
' €
development of this bank is the
.«ntisficd by. thill’^Bki flSBfa much bet- should be headed by Coolidge and present generation—immediate ex­
The Department of Commerce
. ter man for the job could be found Copeland it would be the first time jn ploitation by private interests.
desire and willingness to extend to
writes Congressman Hawley in re­
It
is
a
more
important
result,
so
our
history
that
such
alliteration
in
without looking very far.
all who enter our doors, the same
the names of the leading candidates far as the future of the country is gard to the need for a high-powered
light at Cape Blanco, Oregon, “I beg
concerned,
than
the
immediate
ques
­
has
occurred.
Still
we
have
little
idea
degree of helpful service.
Not until the senate has acted will
to advise you that the subject of im­
tion
of
breaking
the
Sinclair
and
Do-
Dr.
Copeland
will
carry
the
demo
­
we know whether it will require three
You are invited to become one of
heny leases and of punishing those in­ provement to light at Cape Blanco,
or only two more installments to pay cratic standard this year, but it to a
as
well
as
the
installation
of
a
radio
our
steady depositors.
the federal income tax for 1923. By possibility. There to one strong point volved in the alleged bribery incident fog signal at that point, are being
to
those
deals.
The
question
of
in
­
in
Dr.
Copeland
’
s
favor.
He
stands
this time all taxpayers have come
actively considered by the Light­
across with the first quarter of the for conscripting money as well as men suring a supply of cheap oil, cheap house Service of this Department, and
coal,
cheap
lumber
and
cheap
power
in
case
of
war.
After
one
war
con
­
tax, but it still * remains to be seen
it is proposed to carry out such imi
how many more similaj installments ducted in that way, we could be con­ in the years to come is involved. It provements as funds will permit”
has to do with a great storehouse of
fident
it
would
be
our
last
will have to be paid.
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government-owned wealth, of which
OFFICERS
Lloyd George, the war premier of Teapot Dome reserve is as a small
Too Sick to Go to Jail
The steady growth of business in
Great Britain, who visited this coun­ nugget in a great vein of ore.
Colonel Reed, well known resident
the Coos Bay territory is reflected in
J. E. NORTON—President
try last fall, said, in a speech in^Lon-
After all, the tract of oil land of Roseburg, who was convicted for
an increase of about 54 per cent in the
don early this month:
’ . known as Teapot Dome is only 9,000 the sale of intoxicating liquor, Mon­
C. J. FUHRMAN—Vico President
total number of electric and gas cus­
“America is the country which got acres. And in view of the importance day was fined $200, and given three
JNO. E. ROSS—Cashier
tomers in the last flve years. (In the
the most out of the great war—not attached to the safeguarding of this, months in the county jail. His at­
J. W. MILLER—Director
same period the output of electric
gold, but prohibition.
consider the problem of conserving torney, Albert Hermann, stated that
energy for light end power increased
“I saw a little of prohibition. I the remainder of the public-owned oil an appeal would be made to Govern­
163.89 per cent. Total population of
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went to America with the usual Eu­ land which totals some 6,200,000 acres or Pierce to pardon Reed, as a doc­
the territory is now about 14,700.
ropean prejudice against it, hearing —the equivalent of 20,000 square tor’s certificate has been given that
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that it was demoralizing America miles, or one half of the state of Ohio. the defendant’s health will not permit
The people of Czecho-Slovakia, re­ and that there was more liquor there
Then there are 4,250,000 acres of oil confinement.
garding the late President Wilson as than ever.
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shale lands which may be needed
the father of their republic, have
“That is not true—not in the least some time when the regular oil de­
Mrs. Glos’ Second Son
She was born on Thanksgiving day.
named various parks, streets and There are some men who get it, but I
Electricity Beats Steam
posits are exhausted.
So several national holidays are well
The
Portland
Telegram
makes
this
buildings after him. The latest is believe it is mostly very bad liquor.
Then there are the vast coal depos­
Steam has again bowed to electri­ kind of "a story of the birth of a celebrated in the “Flop” Glos home
the new Wilson Station in Prague, Some have already been poisoned and
its which are known to exist on 31,- city, this time in the California oil second son to a woman who spent her —Thanksgiving day, Washington’s
which is the meeting point of all rail­ others are getting frightened for fear
000,000 acres of publicly-owned land. fields. Two wells were started on the early youth in Coquille, and has many birthday and April Fool’s day.
roads leading out of the capital to that their turn will be next.
An equal area in addition is believer same day, one being drilled by rteam friends here:
Poland, Germany and other countries.
“That generation will disappear. to contain coal. Together these coal and the other by electric motor. Both
Young Karl Frederick Glos is a true
“I saved the price of a new tire
The vast majority are not drinking. reserves total 200,000 square miles— were completed on the same day, but
We learn from a press dispatch The worst form of repeal that is four times the area of New York the cost of power for the steam-drilled soldier. Never a meal time comes this wek. I had the Coquille Service
around that he doesn't howl for “sec­ Station fix that blow out and now
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dated at Fairbanks, Alaska, that the threatened is a return to light wines state.
well was $100 per day, while the pow­ onds” in true army style. That’s the
Better take your old
territorial Agricultural College is lo­ and beer, but they will never have
Equally precious are the great for­ er cost of the electricity-driven well way his long, lean dad did on the she’s jake.”
tires to them and have them vulcan­
cated farther north than any other saloons again.
ests which Uncle Sam owns. They was not quite $16 per day.—Open Mexican border and in France.
ized.
agricultural college in the world. It
“The only unemployed in America contain 600,000,000,000 feet of stand­ Window.
Karl F. Glps, junior, enlisted in the
is located on a sightly elevation be­ are the jailers. The children of Amer­ ing tipiber—enough to supply the
lieutenant’s company Washington’s
side the government railroad a couple icans never saw such times as they needs of the United States for 300
Arma
and
the
Woman,
birthday. Arrangements had all been
of miles west of Fairbanks and we have now."
years at the present rate of cutting.
We are opposed to the arma of made to call him Elizabeth Barbara
goes, and energy, pep and
saw it several times during our Alas­
Waterpower contained in streams women. Arms fat and arms thin. Glos, but old Doc Story fooled ’em.
vim return when taking
FORD ON INCOME TAX
ka trip last summer.
on the public' domain is estimated at Arms tattooed with vaccination marks.
So they had to hurry around and
In a recent article Henry Ford says: a minimum of 15,000,000 horsepower Goosy-fleshed arms.
Flabby arms,
The only
Former Secretary of the Interior,
“Every
cent the Government available the year through. During with whiskers. Stringy, veiny arms. grab a name right quick.
Keep Itomack sweet—liver active­
Albert B. Fall, although he has been spends, just as every cent we as cit­ six months of the year when the Arms with burns and bruises and one that came to papa’s mind at once
bowel. regular—only 25c.
neither tried nor sentenced, except in izens spend, has to come from some­ streams are well filled, there are birthmarks Arma like rocks at low was his own, so the poor, innocent,
the court of public opinion, is getting where. Any administration or any 25,000,000 horsepower available. All tide. Arms like bolsters. tOr Braun- little baby was given a handicap for
schweigerleberwursts. Arms horribly life.
a severe punishment, notwithstanding. set of legislators that advocate high of this is undeveloped. But some day,
suggestive of sirloins. Old arms. Ter­
This February 22nd lad i
He doesn’t read the newspapers any taxes ought to be run out of office, the development of electrical science rible, terrible old arins. Anns with
e up his
more—on account of the stinging re­ because what they are really advocat­ will divert this terrific flow of enegy skin yop don’t want to touch. Or ond duty sergeant
3123 Fif-
marks they make about him. If he ing is the high cost of living.
to factories and industrial purposes. even look at. When and whence this billot in th
street Southeast. Soldier No.
wasn’t “guilty as charged” he would­
“We have to pay some taxes, but
There are also 3,000,000 acres of rebellion, this frensy'for freedom—this
1 arrived on April phool’s day near­
the greater part of what we pay phosphate lands in the public domain. short-skirted freedom of th
n’t care what the papers say.
of arms? ly two years ago, and is' said to be
ought to go for productive purposes—
Congress is, in the last analysis, this relentless u
POPULAR BREEDING
n McNaught’s Monthly. a regular roughneck.
Zoe
We can use one- and two- cent for good roads, for schools, for better guardian over this great fund of — ___
and
stamps when subscribers find it moat health and all those things which wealth and power. It haju thrtugh
The
older
youngster
was
given
a
Self-Cloeino Windows Wanted.
convenient to remit in that way, make life easier. But we ought to leasing acts, made- rile' interior and
Fortunes await those who supply the name that to really worth while. Ho
8PLENDIB INDIVIDUALS
though checks, drafts or money orders pay as we go and not attempt to have agricultural departments trustees for Idea for a few of the inventions that was named in honor of a couple of
Young Stock For Sale
are needed for everyday use. Among distinguished citizens of the republic
are much preferred. When a sub­ things we cannot afford.
——the vast estate.
Both Sexes
scriber remits in ten cent stamps,
“We could afford tq. .have's great
Congress has been startled into the Inventions recently suggested by a —his two grandfathers—Marshall
From High Producing Dama
scientific
writer
are:
A
window
that
however, as one did this week, we deal more than We now have and watchfulness over this estate by the
Charles Glos. The young man to now
find it very difficult to make use of pay out lees money. That we can do ease With which Fall was able, by se­ will dose Itself when It starts raining, topkick of the home guards and to go­
snowing or blowing; a sugar dispenser
them. Uncle Sam is very accomodat­ by wasting less than we now waste. cret executive order, to get possession for restaurants to replace the oid- ing strong.
ing in some ways; but he won’t per­ But there is nothing more dangerous of the naval oil reserves while con­ fashloned sugar bowl; an Icewater
Mrs. Glos, who is commander-in-
mit postmasters to exchange one de­ to the prosperity of the country than gress blissfully supposed them to be glass that will cool the water without ehief with old Karl as boss k. p., was
Bandon, Oregon
nomination of stamps for another and putting heavy taxes on those who reposing under the navy department allowing the Ice to get In contact with Miss Charlotte MacDonald before the
it usually takes weeks to find use seem to have more money than they and the ease with which he secretly ilt, and a salt shaker that will keep salt handsome liontonant “vamped” her.
dry and shakable la wet weather,
The Sentinel
Easter Suits
Spring Suit
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Boys’ Suits
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co.
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