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i constructing a road from Marshfield
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Empire is one that should he rlim-
school this evening, it is expMtod ’
before the court finally adopts Dairy, Poultry and Farm Crops
that 100 fathers and guest* and eon* ' Another Bond House Intercut>4 Is Organizing and Will Be Start-
;
the
budget
oa Dee. 31.
Specialists to Be in Coos
ed at Once for AU
wiH be present. Beside the feed
in Water Bond Issue—May
Practically the only claim presented
which will be furnished by the boy*'
County Next Week
Charity
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.
Buy
the
Well
' for such a coupty road is that it would
had thrir mothsn, there will b* «'
I
reduce
the
distance
from
Marshfield
program of fifteen number«. Talk*
A full week of dairy, poultry
Deapite the light rain Tuesday even- ar* to be made by Judge D. F. Thpmp-
A CoquiHe Community Chest will ,0 ^e Coos'Bay beaches by two and
Another opportunity ha* been pre
ing there wa* a large crowd down aeo. School Director Lyman Carrier, sented the city of CoquiHe to have th* become an actuality in a few weeks, • one-half miles. And there is another farm crop* meeting is in store
the poultrymen of Coo« County
town for tbs merchants’ holiday opsn-
several of the fathers, with response* validity of the >85,000 water bond is following the Chamber of Commerce point which was not mentioned by the
ing and tho street* war. aa crowded
coming week according to an announce
directors
’
action
Wednesday
evening
delegation
which
waited
on
the
county
'
Cl
sue
investigated,
and
without
cost.
A
by the boy*. The music will be pro
with ears a* on Saturday night.
vided by th* “Faculty Five,” which letter from the bond buyers, Fred at the hotel when its committee—A. T. I court—that it would tend to isolate ment sent put from the County Agent
The many strings of strsaaaar light*
, °®ce by Harvey S. Hale. Specialists
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Dr. P. M. Drake
Glenn A Co., of Portland, was read"at Morrison,
will furniah Vocal selection*.
Ida K. Owen—were autborbted to pre- ' i What
is two and one-half mile* in for ®*ch
thase subjects wiH be on
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across tbe three businto« streats, two
Thi* program b a part of the Edu the council meeting Monday evening, Ida K. Owen—were authorised to pre-
in which it was stated that thqy pare a budget of what th* city should : these day« of rapid transportation 7 *“nd from the Extension Service O.
block* each on Front, First and Tay- cational Week' activittoa.
would like to buy the issue, and if a give for charitable purpoM* during Nothing. It i* not good business to 8- A- C- to give the farmer* of doos
ter, add a gala and holiday aspect to
transcript of the proceedings was for 1930, and name soliciting committee* even think of spending county funds County the benefit of the latest in
the city’s appearance.
Grange
Installation
Tomorrow
to secur. the funds.
*_____________ for ouch an unneewsary road when form*t*on that has been obtained
The marchant* were well satisfied
warded them, their attorney would
Mise
Bertha
J.
Beck,
seer ■- examine and if approved by him the
with the first night of thrir co-op«ra-
The plan on which the chest will important roads are needed.
I through U. S. department of Agricul-
And at <
a time
rim* whan
when consolidation
«»».»lid.H*. ' ture, O
Oregon
’**0»1 State Experiment Sta-
tive efforts, arid th. public seemed to! tary of the Oregon state grangt, company would make an offer for funetion Is-for the handling of charity
install
grange
officer* at them.
csses only. Activities such aa the of all communities on Coo* Bay is be- tion and 8XPeriment» and demonatra-
be equally interested and alert to the; «rill
the joint installation ceremony on Sat
Mr. Schuler, of the bond attorney Chamber of Commerce, the Boy Ing considered, it is poor politic* to tj°n’ c«rried on in other counties qf
opportunities offered.
the stat*.
_ Teal,
____ , Winfree,
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McCulloch
Scouts,
A th. Rod Cross, and the Chriot-
Never before have the display wm- i urday, December 7, in the Union high firm of
«tir up such strife.
H. E. Cosby, poultry specialist who
dows of CoquiHe merchant* b«en so school auditorium at Myrtle Point. Schuier, whd turned thumbs down on, mas S m I sals will not be included in
And still another reason for drop I
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benefit*.
uniformly attractive and pleasing. It Arthur Brown, Pomona grange mas th* issue, has advised Mayor Bwg its <
ping this duplicating road idea. Next is well known among the Coos County
would
any ter, says: “Thi. will be one of tbe that . vww
the first u.
municipal
issue —
of w
bond*
wuuiu not
inn. be
w proper to
mi mention
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—The committee estimated that from spring the voters will be asked to ap poultrymen, is back on the extension
of them a* being the beet shown, for largest Jnetallstion ^ceremonies^ever • giter
j will
^a^en jnto court «1,000 to >1,500 would be needed in the
prove th* spending of >300,000 on a staff after a year’s leave of abeence
they" wer7riTg^dT” Not'only did ri’l. ‘*‘d in thia “ction of
it*u’ Th’re
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tp
Circuit court to chest, >300 of whichtt is thought will
bridge aero** Isthmus Slough, be due to sicknees and will have some up-
the 32 participating burineoe boimes wil1 *>• 1M gi««<« officer* to be in- test the validity of the new law, effec- be required for temporary relief In
tween Eastside and Bunker Hill. This to-date information on incubation and
have spmdal window decorations and *•»"*•
wiU
OP*® to the pub- tive Jan. 1, which limit* th* vote on, worthy indigent ea*m.
A ease in bridge ha* nothing to do with a brooding to give the poultrymen.
appesling seen*, detected, but mote of He ««I
who wv interested are in- bond issues
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point mentioned was that of a family Marshfield-Empire road, but it doe* Gounty Agent Harvey S. Hale will
to taxpayer*.
thoee who were uSbtoto tak* part *** «Th*
w:
With thia in mind, which would
of ten which is living in destitution. look a* though all the county's road discuss green feed crop* for poultry
in the co-operative ipovement had en- «“»"F *‘n
•» 1:16
«nd
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Send the children to a home where funds wire being asked for to help feeding at th* poultry meeting*.
lay action in the spring if a new
tered into the spirit <rf the neontiem lagt OIW
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Problems pertaining to dairying will
and ^¡4^^ costume the town in
muT r rx'. ji. • -.-nA..ainn
Let’* play fair and all work togeth- be
Jawhon, dairy
the issue approved, it seemed the part tbe father won’t work let him starve
Christmas apparel.
, ORQ FNFORCF THE I’*d°m *
Mr.
ha* lately
*
~ Jamison
’*
the Glenn Co. attor- was the very sensible plan announced er for a larger and better Coo* coun- specialist
Again thi* week the merchants’ as- ( 1 V7
T WIWU 1 1IL> neys examine t!w
worked out some new information Chat
the proceedings. They by one of the health department offi- ty-
might give an approving opinion.
’ rial*. Th* Community Cheat is not
is creating * lot of interest in other
•ociation caBs attention, by an ad-
nAnUTMp DITT
vertisoment in this isau«, to tbe gift* I /YKIYlINXjr IVU LCsO
countries where these meetings have
A committee consisting of Council for such cases.
been held.
they will present to customer* on
man Willey, Wimer and Medley was
And after the cheat fund is raised
i
How to grow and the value of new
Christinas Eve. You can only learn
After lying in • state of innocu named by the mayor to ascertain fer and the various charities budgeted
MISS CHERRY
BLOSSOM, ’ DEC. 13" pea®,
”* ladino elover and alfalfa will be
how the gifts are to be piusentod by
asking questions.
As far as the Sentinel ha« been ad-
vised these gifts will all be extreme
ly worth while.
ous desuetude for a couple of year* or what price the title to the well on tt»* for, it will be the fault of the indi
more, Coquille’* parking ordinance ia E. A. Folsom place could be secured. vidual himself if he donates to any
’ to be enforced beginning next Mon It has proved a life-eaver thia year charity. All donation solicitor* should
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some of the topic* discuesad by E. R.
I . . *
"7.boy? ,
**** Jackson, farm crops specialist of the
and could be held aa a stand-by pro be refererd to the chest committoe.
day.
i It may bo that some deserving
, ot th* h <h *cthoo,l< J,n P””«nt college, and County Agent H. 8. Hal«.
This was decided Monday evening ject, If purchased.
th* Japanese operetta, "Mis* Cherry-
Monday, December 3th. and Tues
Speaking in regard to the purity of charities will not be included in tbe
when Marshal Howell made complaint
blossom,’’ or “A Maid of Tokyo,” at day, December 10th, will be poultry
Evidence Nauseated Them
of tbe large number of car* which the water from the well now, and first year’s budget, due to an over-
the Liberty Theatre next Friday night, mooting day*. Wednesday and Thurs
Judge Fee, of Pendleton, exoused stand on the street all night. It was what it was when first drilled, Dr. P. sight, but such neglect can be recti December 13, st 8 o’clock. This oper- ,
day of the same week are to be the
not
the
transients
’
autos
which
have
M
Drake
gives
as
his
opinion
that
fied
for
1381.
MKk«,
tbe jury this week until Jan. 6, when
a»»- M” C V‘ 8mith’ of th* ****’’• etta is wall suited to high school dairy day* and the last two day* of
Judge Brand will be back in Coos brought
brought the
tne matter
matter to
to a
a head
neao but
out the
w j . during a dry period *uoh aa this.
group* and 1« rollicking with humor, the week, Friday and Saturday, are to
county, and
yesterday adjourn«! "®“ber of Coquille ears which line [ there is no surface water contsmina- Club, and Mrs. Ines R. Ch see, of the
good musk and dancing. Beaidee the be taken up with farm crops discus
tion.
but
during
the
rainy
season
that
B.
4
P
W
let
with
the
director*
Murt
i Front street from Sherwood Height*
American girl and Geisha girl chorus sions.
there would be.
| and their club* will help in th* Chest
Sentence« were passed on Thom** U ‘h. Busy Corner.
es there i* a special chorus which adds
These meetings are to bo held in
The request fer a street light at tbe, campaign. Th* Woman’s Club ha* ot
Shelton, two year* for forgery; H. C.;
Beginning Monday night all night
much with it* special dance*.
ths eommuniti*. of the county with
riola- i intwntitm rl AAMlhvpste Beech, asst ' fened to assist in the aoUertatien of
A short story of the operetta ia a« two each day.«* shown by th« follow
-pl tore will be requested to visit hi* '-it the Serisy ! store, wa* referred» to fund*.
As quickly as th* committee*
money under Mee preteases;
follows: Mis* Evelyn Bamee.^an
ing schedule:
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committee
with
power
te
act
can
be
organised
the
campaign
will
f
#r
:
benor,
tbe
city
recorder.
‘
the
light
comn
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Raleigh Hoytanan, three year*
At the same time the other provi- ' Water Superintendent Epperaon was be started, and it will not be confined American girl, born in Japan, and
Poultry Meetings
forgery. All three of them were tak
whose parents die of fever, is brought
Monday, December 3th, 3 p. m. Co
irtffiiion of the ordinance, limiting park- authorised to purchase concrete meter to the business section but will extend
en to .the pen this morning by Sheriff
up as a Japanese maiden. Her fath quille Community Building.
, ing to two hour* in the down town dis- boxes a* needed from a Portland con- over the entire eity.
Hess and Deputy Sheriff Bohrer.
er’-! secretary use* her property for
Monday, December 3th, 7:30 p. m.,
Ben.
trict,
will
become
effective.
The
cem
at
>1.69
each.
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Alexander McCormick was sen
•ewer1 An Interesting Education Week his own ends. When Evelyn, who is Fairview School House.
t streets specially named for a two hour ' ’
The sale of the north end sewer
tenced to 30 days for selling liquor,
known as Cherryblossom, ia about
Tuesday, December 10th, 2 p. m„
Wallace Miligan was sentenced to ......
liroit,
a. m. esssv*
and v 6 p. m. • wee
ar*
of wee
Southwestern
v, between
«-vvr. wtk ... 6
v ■».
v ( , bonds to
v the Bank v
waa w wwaza aa
By both the parent* and patron* of eighteen, Worthington, the secretary,
Bandon eity hall.
two
block«
on
each
Front,
First,
Tay-
Oregon,
for
1100.22
for
each
>100
two and on* half years in th* pea,
Coquille schools, as well as by the returns to Japan on his yacht with a
Tuesday, December 10th, 8 p. m.,
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bond, jras confirmed by resolution, i
and hi* _
brother,
William,
to two lor *nd Ball.
' faculty, th* Educational Week pro party of American friend*. One of
Marshfield city hall.
yean, for picking up a purse, con-
Sign* have been ordered to be
A contract with the Hooker Cbemi- grams at the schools this week are
them, John Henry Smith, fall* in love
Dairy Meeting*
taining 390 and attempting to escape placed along the curb for those eight cal Co. for the next year's chlorin,
, considered very successful.
with Cherry and wishes to marry her,
Wednesday, December Uth, 2 p.
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needs
with it. They were paroled to the blo*ks naming the
two hour
limit.
needs was
was approved.
approved,
Prior to this morning 275 visitors but Kokemo who has brought her up
Coo* River school house.
custody of Commissioner "
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Business
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men, clerks and employes • C. V. Curtis, whose young son loot .
T.
had attended sessions in the grade a* hi* own daughter, wants her to
Wednesday, December 11th, 8 p.
may find the prohibition a nuisance, two fingers and an eye a year or more
Jenkins.
schools and another 100 w»i antici marry Togo, a rich politician. The
Parkersburg school house.
against
T.
A.
John-
but
will
X
’
ve
out-of-town
shoppers
ago
from
the
explosion
of
a
dynamite
The three cases
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pated for today. jk
action of the piece centers around
Thursday, December 12th, 2 p. m..
son, of Myrtle Point, which Judge Fee ■» opportunity to transact their busi- cap which he found on Fifth or Sixth
i. In the high school night school, Jack’« effort to outwit Togo and Ko-' Gravel Ford Community hail
here to bear, resulted in two »ess without having to carry their street, anked the council for a pay-
from 7 till 9 Wednesday evening there kemo. Eventually Cherry learn* her. Thursday, December 12th, 8 p. m
convictions. For possesion of liquor purchase« several blocks to their car*, ment for damages. Of course, neither
were 150 visitor* in attendance and true identity, comes into her own North Bayside Grange hall.
he nor anyone else knows how the
he was given 30 days, and for selling
140 students.
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Farm Crop* Meetings
(Continued on third page.}
cap came to be there, but hi* conten
i Short County Court Session
liquor, six months.
Three class periods wore held and
Friday, December 13th, 2 p. m.
tion
wa*
that
It
wa*
lost
by
th*
eon-'
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His third trial wa* for possession
The county court did not have a
i assembly to conclude the evening
Bridge school house.
^¿Trathered
Executive Meeting Held
of mash, conviction for which would hqavy month’s business this week, but tractor., Peart Bros., when those four at which time talk* to
to those gathered
Friday, December 13th, 8 p. m., Ara
ma<Jf by
C. C. Farr, A. T. Morri.cn. M T.
have meant a term in the pen. But did pass on claim* for dog-killed stireeta were grmted and gravelled in
go school house.
after being out 14H hour* without sheep, logging permits and indigent I The councitmen expressed negret for
toB ,nd Ned^^C. Kelley attended the'
8aturd*y- December Uth, 2 p.
reaching an agre*m*nt, tbe judge claim*.
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e .ecident, but stated that a. no .......... ........
F,rri,0B
PrinC‘,Wl
^ .. annual nJ." J »Z .
W. O. W. hall.
dieebarged them at midnigt
idnirt Wodnes-
Wedne»-
The TOa<
road j district etection
<tertUn in
iB Dis-
Di,.
•ccid«nt- but
bot «toted
stated that a*
a. w
no Ori(ier. ’
r
.annual mooting of tho Douglas-Coos.
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day. It is reported they stood eight uict No. 25, near Bandon, was de- «’^bility on th. city’s part or that
FatWr „d Ston feed at th*
Council at Roseburg, December. ? \
Wth> 1 P- “•>
w“J“
,2wn’ they had , high school thi.
will closo ’■
”bich tim^
tim. ths /Jinwin.
following officers [ Bre ster »«mool
to four for conviction.
dared void bocauae It wua hold on Of ** employe«, wio
«hsivn.
<e. .venmg
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wk’« pr<>rram
prorr-m. . ’ .
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«bcUd: President, O. L. John-,
On. thing that pretty warty made ____
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instead of November 80, as •• "" «thor,ty * W dsmagw.
Must Bond by Next Monday
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j son; treasurer, W. F. Harris, of Roae-
the jurors drunk w** the presence m
i
ordered and advertised.______________ I
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the jury room of a Waking can of, The total county budget figures as J Another Breakfast Chib Meeting
capt,ire(j g.ooo Pounds of Fish i bor<: *"d C. C. Farr, Scount commi*-
Property owners in the north end of
-wsnm*
*
JtAMV
aw «***11* Ú
Lffl
* '
aioner, of A
Coqui«*.
th« evidsne.. It wa* Anally thrown finally adopted by th. committe* cMo
Coquille are reminded that next Mon
Fifteen • burin.«,
men met for . •
c A HwJ
out the window and the floor mopped for expenditarM next year of >1,068,-, seven o’clock breakfast at the hotel
The following vice presidents or day, Dec. #, is the last day for bond
disposed of sight thousand pounds of city eajmmatatives, were appointed:1 ing for the paving improvement made
up with tissue paper. It was a pinkish 422.06.
To match th* state’* mar- Tu?sd«y morning and to talk over, «a 'mnn at Cnoa H at MondAV which
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Coos Bay Monday
yellow in color,yind a fair sample of ket road fund, >14,407.50 was trans- plans for the Holiday Opening that salmon
G. E. Taber, Marshfield; H. G. Kern, last summer and fall. There are a
were
seised
by
the
letter
at
the
Chas.
the boo*, made by amateur moon ferred from the general road fund to evening and for the presenting of 31
North Bend; N. C. Kelley, CoquiHe; good many who have not yet made
• nwu
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m. . . ~
1 Friler plant in Marshfield the night J. B. Weigant, Bandon.
shiner*.
known their wishes and the city au
the market road maintenance fund.
Th. jury was composed of Wariwn
' No report from Myrtle Point was thorities cannot, under the law, accept
“«¿J» •£l„ ,t„.m „
u„
Deyos, Joe Mast, Geo. Dickinson, of Bishop Sumner Coml« SmMtoj
made. E. A. Britton. Scout executive, bonds after the ninth.
Myrtle Point; Ijife Compton, J. A.
was retained for »i.other year. Every
Bishop W. T. Sumner will preach
Lamb, J. E. Ross, Dan Brown, C. T.
thing was reported as being on the
Primary Reading Observation
ift gain with largely increased interest
Skeels, Geo. F. Burr, Harry Williams, at Emmanuel Church in Marshfield hour th« nlrtt Th,! -la b. .n h>-
.
The primary ria** of Mr*. Ines'R.
J. L. Smith and Lyman Carrier, of Sunday morning, Dec. 8th, at 11:00 novation in Coquille, but is on* that who is charged with unlawfully deal- every where.
o’clock. He will preach hare at 9t.
Chase, in the Washington building.
ling, handling and selling flsh, without
Coquille.
James’ Church at 7:30 p. m. the same will be appreciated by the employes. I a license, and with unlawful posses-
More and more it looks a* though .
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evening «nd at St. John’s Episcopal
in
the breakfast club idea wa* taking. .,
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j There is one very reprehensible rural teacher* of the county are to
Church in Bandon at 7:30 p. m. Mon The next one will be brid at 7 o'clock the
of th* "tl,te _ (>r^,ron
i practice by motorists whkh the city Meet for observation and the demon
day. Dec. 3. On Tuesday, Rev. H. B.
Monday morning, D m . 3.
, ,
of Coquille propose* to »top, and stration. Tbe meeting was called by
Eubank* will drive Bishop Sumner to
Reedsport and Gardner, where they
, that i* reverse turns at intersection* the county superintendent, and a
Just Escaped Electrocution
| will conduct service* that evening.
' It is a dangerous practice, interfere!! two-hour discussion will follow tbe
with traffic and there is no need for little folk’s demonstration.
Christman Cards at Sentinel
7”
Mamtafi.« crew
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HHBHHHHHHHHHHHHThe
marshal was instructed to
of the Mt. States Power 0*. at the j*®1» G Oldham, at Lakewood, Ohio,
The Sentinel ha* a limited supply of
Camo bridge veeterdav after- 0,1 November 28. Both the Coo* coun-
•PPtopriate »igns set up, prohi-
Christm*. greeting cards—15 to the n )on
and u lneky ty health nurse«. Mis* Hom and M» m . Nting the reverse turn.
box and no two alike—which we will t„ .
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furnish with name printed thereon for
u
so many friends in Coquille and Coo« !. yj,,
and . special chorus
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HEETINGS
county, have married since their re- or the
turn east in 1327.
. etu
MacMarr Store Is Co-operating
The North End sewer bonds were
sold to the Bank of Southwestern Ore
gon at Mamhfield, by the mayor and
city recorder, for 1100.22 and accrued
intereat for each >100 bond, or a pre
mium of >12J2 for tbe >5,60731
worth of
Tbe bank vm tbe
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Roper were
made happy Wednesday morning by
the arrival of an 8 pound baby boy,
born at the Wesley Hospital at eight
o'clock. Both
doing w«n.
Tbe name of the MacMsrr Store ap-
pear* in th* Coquill* merchant* co-
operativo adv. in thb issue. It did not
appear in last week’s adv. because the
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local
manager,
K. _________
E. Medford, «ras QI
and sanction by the district
of the Hi)rh
o,*,.,
Miaa
Cherrybkawon,
will
broadcast a portion of the «election
0Ter KOOS at Marshfield on Tueoday
evening, Dec. 10 from 6 to 6:30 p. m.
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Mte. Roy Neri left thb morning for
Portland, taking Gretchen, who under-
leant a *inu* operation last month
for observation. Mr*. Geo. R. John
son and two children