The Coquille Valley sentinel., October 23, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

•MM “to Jadge nobly.“
lb bo • atudent oao moot have
“Willingness to learn, capacity to ro
cesve and to enjoy.”
And the result» vf edueation “are
to understand, interpret and appreci­
ate our fellowmen.“
We should be thankful that we have
a Secretary of the Interior in Dr.
1 Work, who can not be bull doeei.
bluffed or statapsdiil by the irriga-
tionista whose sole object, purpose
and interest in irrigation ia that they
may have money to spend—somebody
else’» money. They make no claim
or pretense that more land should be
put in crop. That irrigation scheme
in Baker county would boom the town
of Baker. <9,000,000 would make El
ienaburg, Wn., hum. It would be a
sura thing hum. A <9,000,000 hum.
AM those fellows who are inter­
ested in robbing the United States by
having the public domain of the Unit­
ed States turned over to certain par­
ticular states, are looking ahead U
a nice profitable game of grab-bag
politic».
R. A- Boston
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Keep A Bank Account
MANY WOMEN keep too much money in their
homes subject to theft.
BESIDES, nearly every day you read of lost or
stolen purses containing large amounts of money.
ALL of this can be prevented by having a check-
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YOU will h.ve a receipt and a record showing all
ol your transactions.
YOU will appreciate more than once having such ’
an easy system for the things«that your money
goes for.
County O. E. 8. Secretaries Meet
The Cooe County Secretarin club
•f the O. E. 8. met at the Hotel Co
| quiile Tuesday and Had lunch togeth-
j er.. After lunch a business meeting
was held at the Masonic Tempiwith
,the following secretaries in attend-
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8* o. Savings Aecouata
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Mre. Ethel 8. Worrel, North Bend,
president.
Mrs. Utah Orr, Marshfield, vice
president.
Mrs. Edith MteNelly, Coquille, Sec.
retary-Treesnrer.
Mrs. Metta Rosslow, Myrtle Point.
Mrs. Jeanette Pearce, Bandon. »
Miss Minnie Coffin, Powers.
The next meeting will be held at
Coquille on the third Tuesday in Jan­
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COQI..LLE. OREGON
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No stopping the wide-spread recog­
nition ol Star value—every day the
Star Million Dollar Motor verifies
the owners'good judgement by turn­
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miles of faultless performance. That's
why every Star owner will tell you,
“You can’t go wrong on the power­
ful Star!”
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At Practically No Expense—you
can own the Star of your choice un­
der themmple, but astonishing de­
tails of the new Star QM Cert#»
arte Save and Earn Plan.
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