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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1930)
fr- f V « * * «¡SPSS ■ * * s ■/•■¿'X- 1/ PAGE FOUR Á All Á A *— ■Mi — X i ■ V- . and no power on earth can make that committee independent or democratic. ■ It was elected by republicans and if it ta hot a republican committee it is i not anything. Even though all 50 committeemen had voted unanimously, the result ia the same. But 20 per cent of the entire committee, as was the case Wednesday, has no legal nor moral right to thwart the will of those who elected them. And it will be a long time before such a betrayal aa waa attempted is forgotten. ■ B i i r 4 ■ s T*" the final touch that. “New York now has a very fine law forbidding the formation of new as sessment com patsies and forcing all H. A. YOUNG and M. D. GRIMES of the old ones to charge adequate Publisher» ...T H. A. YOUNG. Editor The above dlustratos the value of life insurant» without adequate coot Subscription Ratea to the policy holder. If you win out One Year..................... .............. Six Months................................... 1-00 on it you have to bo good and die Three Months...................... .. -60 young. Imurance “without cost” to No eubacripijon taken unless paid the policy holder if be lives Out the for in advance. Thia rute is impera desired length of life i> a good invest tive. ment for the family when the holder ■ Advertising Rates * , of the policy “lies down to pleasant Display advertising. 25 cento per dreams and wraps the drapery of his inch- less than 5 inches, 30 cento per couch about him,” in the shape of a inch. No advertisement inserted lor less than 50 cents. Readings notice« worthless life insurance policy. When I read of that woman’s tri- ■ 10 cents per lino. No reading notice, or advertisement of any kind, insert bulationa it made me think of Julius ed for less than 25 cents. Meier and the - Oregonian’s “out-of power boys” with their promise of Entered at the Coquille Postoffice M heat, power and light” without coat Second Class Mail Matter. to the taxpayers.” If it is without cost to the taxpayers,” they must figure it is to come out of the non- taxpayers or else from the mints and A DANGEROUS MEASURE , printing presses of counterfeiter« There b one measure on th. ballot Somebody must pay real money for for next month’» ebetion which seems the gold brickers never exchange doomed to failure and it should ba de real money except for dependable feated. It ia known a. the “Grange c*sh. Power Bill,” but how It Meured that Suppose Julias brought up a lot title no one seems to know. of his “without cost to the taxpayers” A»'an extreme case of what might script. For real money he would be happen under the term» of the bill the able to buy the stuff at a big discount, following 1» possible: Suppose Coos then if he would bo able to exchange county, or a portion of it, and Lake it for hairpins and shoestrings in eounty should form a district to devel New York and elsewhere, be could op the power possibilities of the Wal make his financial sword cut profits lowa lake country, in northeastern Ore on both ends of the deal. .But could gon. After the board of trustees was he fool the New Yorkers and else named they would have unlimited au where? thority to issue bonds, tn any amount, The candidate's pamphlet says which would be a mortgage on the Julios "stands flor freedom of farms of the two counties, and could speech.” The report is that this start any power project that some pro Julius is very free with the freedom of moter put up to them, who would offer speech when girls ask for an increase to take their bonds and build a plant. of wages at hie “big store.” And as And when the visionary scheme went for the “justice” for which he stands, flooey the bonds would still be a lien it is always the “justice” which swells • on the property. the flap of his pocketbook. It is a. Such a project would, of course, never be attempted, but the bill pro- puxsle to me how any man who has any respect for himself can vote for vTdoa that the lands forming such a juj Julius Meier for governor or any other district need not’be contiguous, and | —. For twenty years I have won it also places no limit oil bow much dered why the people of Portland the board of trustees can spend or would toady to Juliua Meier to havej bond th« farm land for. They would him on a committee or a commission' have greater power than any other or allow him standing room where i official body in the state. real men meet. That the property owners of the I do not vote for any man unless * state are willing to place such tax my vote carries with it my personal levying privilege in the hands of a few respect for that man. McNary, Haw men, is unthinkable. Those few could ley, Bailey, Kelly and Coshow each bankrupt any community which be get my vote. , came party to so vieioai a scheme. Phil Metschan ie a good man. But Ed Bailey does not have to travel all ONL.Y A 8MALL MINORITY By what authority a percentage, or around Robin Hood’s barn to let you Cosbow even *11 of a republican county cen know what he stands for. tral committee, can endorse an in gets my vote for the reason he has dependent candidate, it is a little dif proved hie ability as a member of the ficult to understand. That the mem Supreme court. And he is a democrat. bers of such a committee could indi The democratic party is entitled to at vidually approve an independent can least one member on the supremo didate is all right. They have that bench. Lans Lenovo’s “Out-of-Doqre Stuff” right, and that is all that 11-10 en dorsement of Meier here Wednesday in last week’s Sentinel waa very en afternoon amounted to. As an or tertaining but had a tendency to make ganisation the committee is republi folks who once lived in the woods feel ” R. A. Easton. can, supporting republican candidates, homesick. News From State Capital CHANGE OF PRICES SLASHED cd! V» PRICES SLASHED I Formerly THE BEEHIVE (Fred Wimer) Now: CARR’S 5c to $1.00 Stores Carr’s 5c to $1.00 Stoi*es have purchased Fred Wimer’s Beehive next to the First National Bank and are having a disposal clearance sale of all the old stocks—prices cut to the bone! Sale will continue while our new location in the old Mountain States Power room is being thoroughly remodeled and modernized We have tut prices to close out this stock completely in two weeks. Absolutely every item in the store Reduced 10% to 50% s> Hosiery Baby Things Chiffon, Semi-Service, etc., hosiery at discounts which make it worth your while to lay in a supply. Save 15 to 25%! 51.89 Chiffon or Semi-Service close oat $1.57 Fred certainly had a nice line of baby things and yet we offer you a chance to save with a 20% Discount on the whole line. 98c Baby Dresses, fine quality, embroidered 79e 11.00 Silk Service weight, good shades g?e 51.98 Padded Silk Jacket, some buys at 50c Children’s Rib Hose, now 29* •. Seeing is believing •• 51.00 White Shoes, soft leather Seeing is believing Stationery A fine line of box Paper and a big assortment. For your own use and a fine chance to save on Christmas gifts. 98c Extra Fine Values, 51.25'quality, now 75c Interlined Stationery, a value for 49c Stationery. Really 75c values for 49c Correspondence Cards, now 15c Children’s Stationery, cute makeup 53.19 Pink Padded Silk Carriage Robe yg<- 60c 40c 40' Toys - Dolls You can save on Christmas Toys by buying now— < and how you can saye! V2 Price Seeing is believing A Qc Seeing is believing $1.59 $2.56 80e V- Stamped Work Bucilla and other makes of fine fancy work and now is the save. The whole line now Jewelry 10% off Can you save on Jewelry ? We’ll say so. A mere discount of 1 Boxed Handkerchiefs, extraordinary line Turkish Towels, 45c heavy, Pastel, now % Price Seeing is believing •V Turkish Towels. 39c colored Borders Glass Candy Jara, Vases, Powder Jan 20% off Manicure Sets, Bridge Sets, etc. 20% off Men’s Fancy Golf Sox, all 50% off Kapok Pillow Forms, all 11 20% off Fancy Men’s Dress Socks, 4 pair Rayon line, everything 11.95 Fast Color House 52.98 Stenciled and Embroidered Scarf 57.98 Fancy Dressed Doll for Bed or Boudoir 20% off 33c 27c $1.00 20% off $1.77 $1.98 $3.98 CARR’S 5c to $1.00 STORES Formerly The Bee Hive next to First Natibnal Bank I The state banking board has ap proved a ---------- charter --- for - a third bank for eniur r ------ - — ernor is ui of uw the uyimvu opinion that *•»»« the state’ » s ... in Gilliam county «■» on «... an irrigated Astoria to be known as the Bank of ].ws covering water power am weak farm, Stricklin is a life-long resident Astoria. The new institution will be and in need of several amendments to of the state and has been in the state capitalised at 8160,000 with surplus of propbrly protect the state’s interest, engineer’s office since 1912. Graduat- $15,000 and undivided profits of $17,- he declares that there is no urgent ing from the engineering department 000. Approval of the charter marks \ need which can not be met as well by of the Oregon Agricultural college complete about face in the position the regular session of the legislature with the class of 1911, Stricklin then of the banking board which six months as well m by a special session called attended the University of Idaho for ago by a two to one vote, upheld the to meet this fall. Among other a year before going to work for the action of Superintendent of Banks amendments which the governor will state. In taking over his new duties Schramm in denying a charter to this probably make to the next legislature Stricklin announced that he would re same bank on the ground that two al a result of the present agitation fer all major water applications in R. A. Easton’s Weekly Letter banks was enough for Astoria under wil) bo one providing for a state tax volving any question of state policy to We can do any kind of Blacksmith or Machine In the Rural New Yorker of Sep present conditions. on water appropriated for power pur- the reclamation commission for con- tember 27, page 1094,'is a letter from Work, big or small. poses and another one authorising the ’ eideration, taking the attitude that the a woman who is in trouble. She says Sam A. Koser, state budget com state to condemn and take over power responsibility involved is too great for her husband has carried $3,000 insur missioner, whose job it ie to keep bud projects constructed by private cor- any one man to assume. A complete line of Hardwood and Steel ance in the Modern Woodman of get demands of the various state ac porations, a right which is vested ia America for more than 26 yean and tivities down within the available cash Traffic accidents on Oregon high cities and towns now but not in the Edwards Wire Rope has paid his dues and assessments of supply, has recommended to the board way» during August cost 32 lives and state government. $3.70 monthly even when they had to of control that patients at the state injury to 453 other persons, according pinch to do it. Now, she says "a per hosoital for insane, or their relatives, Thirty-two human lives were the to a report by Kent Shoemaker, the Phones 202 and 94-M son comes as a service man or repre who are financially able, be required till of the fire demon in Oregon during new chief of the state traffic division. sentative, telling my husband that ho to pay the cost of the keep of the pa 1929. In addition 94 persons were Members of the state tax commis will have to givejUP his old policy and tients. Most of the other states of the seriously burned and property valued take Out a new policy at his age of 52. union already _ _ have such a provision at $8,808,0H0 destroyed by fires ia the sion, hayisg sample ted collection of which will cost him from 810 to $12 »nd ‘ collect huge _______ , owns of _____ money from state during the year. These startling the excise and intangibles taxes for , the year, are now engaged in a check monthly, allowing him nothing at all i this source, according to Koser, who figures were brought out by Clare A. for the 26 yearn and three months ho figures that Oregon could pay for all Lee, state fire marshal, in an appeal of the returns to uncover possible has paid all dues and assessments.** the new buildinrs needs at the two to the people of the state to observe evasions of the tax. A field audit and She goes on to say that is unjust state hospitals from thio source of fire prevention week. Lee's figures check will be undertaken next week to provide a double check on the returns. ‘ and that thia service man tells the pol revenue. show that Oregon’s property loss from icy holders that at “their age it would All slot machines look alike to At fires last year was equal to a tax of Tax officials here are highly pleased over the co-operation extended by be almost impossible to pass a medical torney General Van Winkle who holds $7.15 on every man, woman and child i those hit by the tax as well as by the examination and that the Modern that a machine of this kind is just as in the state. else of the returns which have exceed Woodman will let them have the new illegal in Oregon when operated tn a ed by nearly 100 per cent the first esti policy without the medical examina club house as anywhere else. “Crime Dr. Arthur J. Klein, a member of tion." cannot conceal itself behind the the staff of the United States office of mates of the revenues to be raised by • The editor answering her request for cloak of charity," the attorney gen education, which has been making a the new taxes. information says, “H is the same old eral declared. survey of Oregon’s Ove institutions of story of cheap insurance.” And goes higher learning, has established offices on to say. "The Modern Woodman has Taxpayers of Oregon who have been in the capitol building and *ia now been economically run and all its holding their breath the past few working on his report to the state troubles are due to charging inade weeks awaiting the governor’s deci board of higher education which ho ex A famoua British Physician — a ! quate rates. It must be remembered sion relative to the proposed special pects to complete within the next Specialist in Ob-city—gives these as ! that members have had cheap insur session of the state legislature, can ' ‘ i for men over 50.1 month. A new policy with relation to the normal weights ance over a long period of time. now heave that proverbial "sigh of re Inches 149 Pounds the administration of the state’s insti 5 Ft. 5 inches I 153 Ft. fi There is no value to the old policies as lief” since Governor Norb lad has de M tutions of higher learning will proba 5 ~ 7 157 Ft. all the money which has been paid in cided against the sessions as an un bly be formulated upofi the recommen 162 Ft. 8 M his been used up in paying death warranted and unnecessary expense 167 Ft. 9 dations to bo contained in this report. M claims to those who have died.” And under the circumstances. 172 10 rm way to taka The modern take off fat is and fruit—take one half teaspoon of The gov 178 11 M known aa L._, ___ *_ __ _ — Kruschen Salta in a glass of hot the Kruschen Method the editor warns against bargain rates ernor’s decision was made after a Charles E. Stricklin, the new ap- g M 0 184 and is well worth a four weeks trial. in life insurance and says, “Those who careful study of an opinion prepared pointed morning before break- state engineer who this „ week | 6 j^t." 1 . ____ ___ _____ _________ 191 Cut out pioa, cakes, pastry and ice —don’t miso a morning. died under the assessment plan in by Attorney General Van Winkle 1 succeeded Rhea Loper, reoigned, is no ! 8 198 cream for 4 weeks, go light on po- An 85 cent bottle of Kruschen lhsts Weights include indoor. tatoea.- butter, cheese, cream and * w**k"—Get it at Fuhrman’s Pharm their early yearn are the ones who dealing with Various phases of the wa- ! stranger either to Oregon or to the J t ^77737 ’ 7—! clothing—Get on the scales and see if sugar—eat moderately of loan meat, acy, Inc., or any drug store, in the profiled financially while those who ter” mw p pt ituation. While the irrigation inloretts of the state. Bom you overweight and bow much. chicken, fish, salads, green vegetables WOrMl. ■" .- • —~ I,? H. T. Wimer & Son Blacksmith, Machine Shop, Electric & Acetylene Welding COME IN AND SEE US Tells Men Over 50 What They Should Weigh I I I i 41 i i __
