The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 21, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 11. 1117.
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H. W. YOUNG, Publisher
H. ALLEN YOUNG,
Local Editor and Manager
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IB cents per line. No reading notice,
or advertisement of any kind, insert­
ed for
nan 25 .«anta. , — -iT“r7—j
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Huff. Then the amount expended for I CEE-
insurance is estimated at over *300,-
000,000 greater "than six*, or seven
years ago.
Now For The
We frequently receive notices for
gratuitous publication from O. A. C.,
the state university and other insti­
tutions which convey to us the
thought that they think they shall be
heard through their much speaking.
Those who write for free publication
ought to know that the fact is ex­
actly the reverse.
The fewer the
words in which their message can be
expressed, the more likely it will be
to find a place in our columns. And
the same thought needs to be im­
pressed on all who try to write for
(he public: The less padding the mpre
publicity.
Entered at the Coquille Postqffice aa
Second Class. Mail Matter
“Our challenge is not to lower ex­
isting standards of education and
Office Çerner W. First and WillardSt. recreative facilities but to raise the
level of labor saving and equipment,”
. ut
Hay« Mra. John D. Sherman, preal-
Easter.comea nota > y “ '
dent of the general Federation of
It will be celebrated on April 17. -
You Have Been Waiting For
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The rainfall of over three inches, federation has great resources at its
in the 3t> hours ending Wednesday eommapd to do this work, since it is
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1 now the largest group of organized
noon is «aid to ba » reepyd breaker.
women in the world, with clubs in
For the flrst time in thirty-five nearly two-thirds of all the countries
years the number of pensioners on the in the United States and in more than
Government rolls declined below the half of all the incorporated communi­
500,000 mark during the month of ties.”"
October.
When we read that the McPher­
son jjisapeparance case . èoit 'Los
Angeles eounty *150,000, iwe wonder
whether anybody dowrt there' thinks
ths county got its money’s ^vorth in
advertising.
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With a new special fare of *15 from
Portland to San Francisco on the
Southern Pacific, it looks as if the
time might be coming when it would
♦ be cheaper to travel than to stay at
home.
OREGON MOTOR LAW UPHELD
Oregon’s state law forbidding driv­
er* of vehicles to go "at a rate that
will endanger the property of another
or the life or limb of any person,”
was upheld by the United States su­
preme court this week.
The case was brought to the court
on appeal of Frederick L. Miller,
Portland, Oregon, merchant, con­
victed- of manslaughter and sentenced
to 15 months in the penitentiary as
the result of the death of Alma Hall,
a pedestrian, on a public highway
with a legal 30 mile speed limit
It certainly looked like "sending
coal to Newcastle,” but the first ice
AUSTRALIA TO AMERICA
cream shipment received within,.the
The Outlook, New York
Arctic Circle sold for *1.75 a quart
Stanley M. Bruce, the Prime Min­
at Circle, Alaska, although the ther­ ister of Australia, has shown himself
mometer registered^40below zero.
a useful interpreter of
Europe t
. ’
«The ne^ Coos ftdfitr diWMoey jtftt native À
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IMUS"™ U™r
ar veteran, and a pro
estimates Coquille’s present popula- gressive leader in the political life
.
........ ’tion at 2500.. Thia_city is etyoying a of his country, he is an interesting
steady, though, not a sensational figure.
growth and has been during the' past j
STARTING FRIDAY, JAN. 21, 1927
I am carrying too much winter merchandise—I need room for my
Spring stock and I need money to buy it with. Below are listed
a few of the Money Saving Prices
*17.50
19.50
26.50
30.00
35.00
40.00
*3.15
* .50
1.00
1.50
2.50
OVERCOATS
Sale Price
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
BLAZERS
Special
Sale Price will H
*4.15 *5.15
NECKTIES
Sale Price
LUGGAGE
*1X85
14.6*
19.M
22.45
26^5
31.65
*6.05
OVERALLS
Suitcases, Bags, Ladies Hat Boxes
• and Overnight Cases
Less 20 %
*5.66
7.50
10.00
12.50
15.00
20.00
Sale Price
•
*3.85
5.85
7.85
9.85
11.85
15.85
Including Blue & Gray Chambray
and Hickory
50c
75c
*1.00
Sale Price
*1.15
1.25
1.25
ALL WORK SHIRTS 75c
•
SWEATERS
20% Off
* .35
.*5
Waist
Bib
Jacket
HEAVY WOOL SOX
Sale Price
99
99
35c
50c
65c
99
99
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PANTS
DRESS SHIRTS
All Drew Pasto 20% Off
2 for 35c
65c & 75c fancy
*1.00 fancy
& BATH ROBES
A few Ladies Umbrellas at
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Everything falls, into the lap of the , I British hosts by pleading the cause
2.50
1.85
, I of the United States in its policy
99
successful.
Because George Young
yt Price
1-3 Off
3.00
2.25
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99
haa just won *25,000 by swimimng ’ toward Europe since the War. " He
3.50
2.65
[ I said that Australians, separated from
*30.00
99
*20.00
from the mainland to Catalina Island
4.00
345
HATS
25.00
16.65
the Canadian. Pacific railroad will give Europe and .independent of European
I interests, could easily understand the
14.00
- 9.55
*5.00
Sale
Price
him a free ride across the continent
*3.85
FLANNEL SHIRTS
99
99
I wish of Americans not to become en­
7.50
5.00
6.00
to his home in Toronto;
4.65
*3.00
Sale
*2.15
tangled in European alliances and
7.50
. 5.85
3.85
*
2.65
The Siberian winter has been quite feuds. Lately, visiting the United
Winter and Summer Weight Under­
Some of my new Spring Hats are
*
3.65
5.00
different from the sort we have been States on his way home, he has ar­
wear, Night Shirts and Pajamas, AH
here and will be included in sale
Some heavy weight stag Shirts *4.65
enjoying here in Coquille.
In the gued the case of American interest in
Volga valley on the transcontinental I aiding the rehabilitation of Europe.
20% Off
Lew 10%
railroad from Russia to the Pacific I in this relation, he suggested that it
SCARFS
Rain
Clothes
less
10%
ocean, 98 people have been frozen to I will be important to arrange some
*2.00
Sale
*1J5
LEATHER COATS
reconsideration of the whole problem
death this winter in stalled trains.
2.50
1.45
I or war damage and debt payments.
BOYS
’
LONG
PANTS
/
1-3 Off
3.00
1.15
Mr. Bruce blamed Europe for re­
Snowfall was reported general in
3.50
2.35
Ret. *4.00
half price
*2.00
All Novelties Reduced 25%
Oregon Wednesday, except in this garding hersilf as “the whole world”
favored southwestern section where and failing to understand the motives
we haven't seen a flake this year, and and point of view of America or to
scarcely any during the winter. We give the United States credit for its
felt the chilling breeze that usually assistance during and since the war.
follows snow, however, yesterday He blamed the United States for fail-
when the rest of the state turned I ing equally to realise the political
white.
complexities of Europe and the dif­
ficulties and hardships of the people
The Sentinel has received from a of Europe in these reconstruction
state association at Portland the news years. It may be that we are more
that ft will have a representative in aware of these European troubles
an adjoining county some time next than Mr. Bruce thinks. But it is
month, but this information is so .salutary for ue to be reminded—in
jealously guarded that we are not so friendly a manner—both of them
permitted to state who or whbre It and of the harsh opinion that most
refers to until next week. This looks Europeans now hold of us.
to us like running the “release"
Questioning how mlich can be ac­
business into the ground.
complished at present by internation­
al action to prevent war, Mr. Bruce
Governor Miriam Ferguson,
MMML *f nevertheless voiced his strong faith
Texas, is cooly philosophic about giv­ that something can be done by co-
ing up her office. She says “while | operation in all the ways that prove
my term of office has been shortened, praticable. And as a first step he its oppossition to proposed legislation
my life has been lengthened.” The inevitably urged closer relatione be­ now pending before the federal con­ lution it may be recalled that Con­
senior Sentinel editor feels much- the tween the British Empire and the gress known as the Swing-Johnson gressmap E. O. Leatherwood of Utah,
same way about his work. If he had United States. Departing for home, bill, because
a member of the committee on irriga­
continued to work as hard as he did he should carry with him the assur­
“While the measure is represented tion and reclamation, recently stated
the first few months in Coquille, he ance that the United States would as primarily for flood control and re­ in his minority report on the Swing-
is very sure he wouldn’t have lived welcome sny opportunity of interna­ clamation on the Colorado rivet, yet Johnson bill that ho found the meas­
five years of the thirteen he has tional co-operation which commands it is -in fact a proposal to have the ure one which gould seek to bestow
- already spent here.
its confidence. Further, he must have I gvernment enter into tbs electric special advantages on one state at
learned more of the cordial esteem | power bdsiness, involving the govern­ the expense of her sister states and
Last Sunday George Young, of
ment ownership and operation of a the public at large. He furthermore
Canada, 17 years old, won *25,000 by with which Americans regard him
large power plant
stated that ho found it backed by
and his countrymen.
swimming across the channel to
The Milk
“The bill departs from the already clever propaganda and personal ap­
Catalina island, a distance of 23
For Your Daily Fare
Oppose Government Project
established national policy contained peal masquerading under false colors,
miles, in 15 hours and 45 minutes.
in
the
federal
Water
Power
Act
for
and
a
concealed
attempt
to
thrust
the
Opposition to what they term an
THE FARMER 90Y SAYS:
IT SE Cow Bell Dairy’s milk
Of 103 who entered the Contest* he
the handling of power questions by government into business on a large
in your cooking and as
“There is nothing like pure,
was the the only one who got across. effort to enter the United States gov­
the federal power commission, by seals and that the proposition of flood
a beverage. It’s satisfying.
Ho won *25,000 by the exploit, and ernment in the electric power busi­
sweet milk to sweeten up
granting licenses to private enter­ control and reclamation can all
your daily life.”
plans to use it building a home for ness was expressed by the Invest­
prise for the use of water for power covered at much less expense.
ment
Banker
Association
of
America
his mother; and is offered a position
purposes under the federal water
with a movie troupe. His long ex­ at a meeting of the Board of Govern­
power act.
To Increase Capitalization
Drink More Milk
posure to the waves and the cold, ors, held in Chicago today in a reso­
“
The
full
and
adequate
flood
pro
­
lution
condemning
the
S
wing-Johnson
The Oregon Telephone company
left him sufferin^J’romconvulsions.
bill now pending in congress, which tection and water supply can bo pro­ which Senator Charles Hall is presi­
Where the money that used to be proposes the construction by the gov­ vided by construction costing much dent and Eerl W. Gates vice presi­
spent for boose in this country now ernment of a high dam on the Colora­ less than will bo required to build dent and general manager, Mondhy
goes hi indicated in part by the mil­ do river at Bolder Canyon, Colo., un­ the proposed high dam at Bolder announced an increase in capitaliza­
Canyon.
lions of automobiles now moving over der the guise of flood protection:
tion from *800,000 to *900,000. No­
our highways and in part by the in­
“Resolved by the Board of Govern­ . “And further resolved, that a copy tice of increase was filed with the
creased sums now spent for ice ors of the Investment Bankers Asso­ of thria resolution be sent to the state corporation commissioner at ment of the company’s telephone pro­
cream, candy, movie admissions and ciation of America at a meeting held rules committee of the house of re­ Salem Saturday.
perties will be handled from the of­ P;°P*rty >" Oregon. This company
il'’’«*** °nly r*centlr formed,
radios. The money still spent for li­ at Chicago, Illinois, on the 19th day presentatives now considering the
The home office of the Oregon Tel­ fice there.
quors, too, is not inconsiderable now, of Jan., 1927, that the Investment question of a special rule for said ephone company is in Marshfield and
Newberg,
The increase in capitalisation will
Hillaboror, Forest Grove,
though most of it goes for poisonous Bankers Assn* of - America re-afllrm MIL’
the supervision and general manage- result in the acquisition of additional
There are so many items that it is .impossible to mention
each one but that does not mean they are not on sale as
Every item in my stock is reduced for this sale
I. A. ELROD
Front Street
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MEN’S WEAR
Coquille
COW BELL DAIRY
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