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THE COQUILLE TALLET SENTINEL, COQUILLE OREGON. MINOR MENTION Coquille School New» FRIDAY. JANUARY «. IMS. Corn Show Financial Report Coquille was very well represented The following treasurer’s report of Crossed at the O S. T. A. in Portland. Twelve receipts, receipt* and disbursements di.d>unsement« which E. • • teachers from our schools were pres D. WeW6 had prepared for the Com M., t| i . ; *«• ent The convention this year pre Show committee, which will meet this By JOHN SAUNDERS Telling About People and sented some vital problems to teach evening, was read at the meeting of ers, parents, and taxpayer«. The im the Chamber of Commerce directors , Event« in the City and <• by Mcdur. «.wapapw Sxn<lloat..> portance of education to the child, at the hotel Wednesday evening: (WNU Swvlc) County \ community, and nation was definitely Rceipts illian jaftrhys came stressed. Ways and means of holding^ Balance from 1930 Corn Show 3214.29 __ __ __ the gates which gave entr Wedding bells! Wedding bells! up the efficiency of our schools in the Cash from Subscription List 249.00 I th® grounds surrounding her father's plan to attend church wedding Jan. financial stress were discussed. Proceeds Friday Night Show 140.90 1 country house and waved her hand at The teachers throughout the state Proceeds Saturday Night Show 154.43 Tom OolllngwuMl as be went by in his 12th st Pioneer Hell. return to their several school» real Proceed« Graham Dance Hall 26 Al flivver. Lillian wus dressed as became Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Slater left laat ising the seriousness of the situation, Lion« Club sponsors of foot the daughter of a “magnate." She Sunday on a business trip to Portland smiled a bewitching. careleM smile at but with-a determination and courage ball game ... 14.35 and to visit their parents in that city « to do all in their power to help. Econ Refund on Sport 'Eventa 3.00 Tom aa she waved her little band In and Salem. his direction; one would have thought omies mint be prscticed. The schools her th. moat carefree young beauty In Come see Jennie June, the loveliest are willing to do their part. Total receipt« * ’ - . $802.78 all the world. But her Whole expres bride in years, Thursday evening, Jan. The Coquille teachers return to Disbursements _ sion changed when the flivver had 12th. work rested and refreshed, ready to Booth«, V - v - ... fl "87.06 passed. A perplexed look wrinkled 94.30 her brow and her .yes took on a pen- Mm. Maud Mor^F, ¡of Gold Beach, assist the community, the board and Parade 10.26 alve gaze came up from there «¡ndsy evening the administration in promoting the Exhibit Prises Th. young man to whom she had General Committee 83.16 her daugh- welfare of the children. ■ for. a week’s visit here t vnth - No high school sessions were held Sports - - 35.00 waved had answered her'greetlng with ter, Mrs. Alva Harry. acid stomach and No need now to suffer Tuesday, January third. The high Advertising A Printing 25.24 a polite, but formal, bow and bad lookAl at her io a manner which was other digestive ills! Fifty CoquiHe children from S* school teachers were stranded in Eu Watchmen . 12.80 neither on. of reproach nor of indif to 7 years of age in full drees gene because of high water and land Repair on Building 62.95 ference, but a compound of the two. Just take Bisma-Rex. Its relief is prompt and tume will delight you Jan. 12th. slides. The grade schools were open Horseshoe pitching contest 10.00 And withal there had been something complete. And its comfort lasts. You’ll love the mission 26c. Children 10c. ed on schedule, most of the teachers Coquille Band 100.00 Uk. defiance In his look and manner pleasant minty flavor too! It is sold only at Rexall Coquille Fire Department 10.0b as If be said: “No, I thank you; one. Henry Belloni, who was attending hsving returned a day early. Drug Stores. - - - The second semester will open Mon Postage a Swift’s butter maker’s school in 3.28 bitten twice shy. All your pretty ways Firwt semester Old Time Dance Portland last week, returned Sunday day, January 16th. 8.00 cannot lure me back again. I am exams are to be given Thursday and U. 8. Check Tax 1.98 quite satisfied to have learned my lea- evening with C. T. Selbig. son." And Lillian felt It; felt It as Friday, preceding. Schedules of high Walker’« Agency Move«1— Gould school classes for the second semester Total Disbursement«« - 494.01 distinctly as If she had heard him say Bldg. t2 It In so msny words. are now available at the office for Balance on hand * $308.77 For there was no denying that Lil The local W. C. T. U. will meet in either students or parents. In addition to the above cash there lian bad given every encouragement regular «eeeion, 'Friday, Jan. 18, at At the regular faculty meeting held was aubacribed, collected and dis to Tom—and had then thrown the Pioneer church at 2 p. m. All Wednesday,‘January 4th, papers were bursed by J. E. Axtell some $U7.60in over. Yes, Lillian had done all — J The members and friends are requested to presented by Mr. Hartley and Mr. merchandise. and now ahe .ffaa wry for. IL be present.—Mrs. C. C. Farr, Pres. Osika. Their subject was, “The Place The committee will this evening tried to tell herself that there DRUGGISTS STATIONERS no use crying over split milk; Popular couple wiH be married in of Physical Education and Athletics act on the suggestion that 60 per cent •ven that venerable saying did or more of the balance left from the fashionable church wedding Thursday in the School Program." 1932 Corn Show be donated to the seem to fill the bill. What ahe wanted evening, Jan. 12th at the Pioneer Hall. out of the past was not a wise Dr. Frederick J. Kelly has written Coquille Relief Association. No bet Walker’« Agency Move« — Gould Mrs. Mary C. Gage, who was taken in pert, “School«, particularly high ter place can be found for using that proverb but Tom. Bldg. It was not because her parents had to the Mast hospital for a second time schools and college«, must take the fund and if $200 is contributed nearly objected to bet- marrying Tom that last Friday on account of the infection responsibility for finding the way to everyone will be well satisfied. Lillian bad rejected him. He was and blood poisoning in her band and assure society’s advance with leas not wealthy, to be sure, but he came arm, is- improving now and it is serious disorders than prevail today.” of a good family, was an exemplary : Page Paul Bunyan thought that the danger of an ampu A. F. & A. M. and rising young man holding down a Dr. Kelley has given the schools an Banker Telia of Labor Put in Paul Bunyan is the mythical Mro tation of her arm is past. responsible job. Mr. and Mrs. Jaf- Stated Communication aver increasing responsibility. Our of ioggmg camps and the only Am- freys desired only that their daugh by Members of Congress on Tuesday, Jan. 10,. 7:30 p. m Mrs. Carrie E. Benham, who live« .-ivilisation becomes more complex. erican folklore character, But even ter should be bappy In her marriage Mass of Technical Measures Refreshments three miles up Big Creek from We are moving at • more rapid pace. such a guy as Paul with his great ox and considered lliat Tom was the very Bridge, was in Coquille Tuesday ahd Much more is being demanded in the couldn’t have made good if he had had UTLINING leglslstlv« procedure. one to make her happy. But when was greatly surprised to learn how way of amusement«, inventions, and to work under the conditions Joe Du- they found that Lillian had rejected Robert V. Fleming, President Rigg. •omfort. For the school, akme, to as strong a wind there was during Bun nrovick found in a logging camp near him they took It for granted that she National Bank. Washington. D. C.. gav. day night’s storm. She asid they feh sure society’s advance with leas seri Aberdeen, Wash., recently, says the knew best, and let It go at that. J th. recenj eonventioa of the American m ous disorder is almost impassible. But Pathfinder. If there bad been a little opposition Bankers Association % description ot very littlk wind at her home. *• to with the co-operation of our “service” the marrying, hnd their love-making the difficulties and problems confront- QUICK — no waiting for heat Joe went to work for a logging com Denton Ellingson and Randolph ilubs, homes, and oounmunity, the pany. He worked hajd for five days not run along Ip such quiet line., so Ing th. law-mskers. Mr. Fleming said CLEAN a. smoke, soot or ashes Lorens, who esught a truck ride to much of taking everything for grant- I In part: schools can point the way. If they ECONOMICAL—»• waste and two hours. Then fye decided to San Francisco, lesving here on Friday “The most Important.part of organl- are to produce citizens able to" think call for his time. .The timekeepW’s mi, It la ■ likely that Lillian would CONVENIENT—no fuel to buy in before Christmas, write their parents have uttered a yea as emphatic as her . satlon of the two branches of congress carefully and unbiaaedly, the schools sheet showed he had bucked 67,010 advance or store on premise«. no when Tom asked her to be hla Is election of standing committees. that they are having a very fine time are ashing for carwful consideration feet of timber. At the stipulated rate wife. [ There ere SI standing committees In in the Bay section, visiting former Co IDEAL FOR COOKING, ROOM on the part of the public, especially of 11 cents per thousand feet, this And so It had been with Millan as the Senate and 46 In the House. These quille people, and “Bo” Johnson, who - AND WATER HEATING now when we are all counting the dol gave him $7.37. But during his stay regarded Tom. Blit now that he was are the workshops of Cong rasa and the came in from one of the Dollar steam lars. Wa cannot measure the worth Appliance, available on decidedly “ around the corner," as far real work of lawmaking la ’ done Is Joe had boarded with the company and ship cruises. of our children in terms of dollars. payment plan or far there were several other item« charged as she was concerned, site found that Committee Rooms. Walker’« Agency Moves — Gould she wanted-him hack more than any “The task of ’eglslatlng tor 124,000,- A publicity program is needed to to him. monthly rental. thing In all thia world. 000 people la a tremendous one. Of re Bldg. , t2 draw parent« and «ehool closer to His food biH wae $0. his bed $1, When she first realized this ahe cent years approximately 20,000 bills Chas. *T. Selbig returned Sunday gether .on a common ground for the there was a hospital bill for $1 and 16 had thought: “Oh. well; he Is in love are Introduced annually In the two good of the child. The school is will evening from his vacation trip north, cent* for first aid, making «total of with me and alt 1 have got to do I. Houses. Only a small percentage be Corporation of Oregon on which he had gone no farther than ing to economise, cut and plan in ev $8.16. Thus at the end of better than 6 just show him I really did not mean it come law. bnt they must be weighed In L. R. Williams, representative Tacoma. Mrs. Selbig developed pneu ery way to give the young people of days of hard work Joe owed the com when I said “No." I can whistle him committee, accepted or rejected, per Phone 205 Rea. Phone 74-J our community thato foundation which monia while they were visiting, with pany 78 cento. But don’t think that back all right.” Rut now .he was be haps amended, reported ont. and then friends there and he was forced to makes for bettor citizens and homes Joe paid them that 78 cents. He left ginning to realize that Tom could not considered on the floor. “Lawmaking ineolves about 99% ef leave her but she was improving at tomorrow. We earnestly scflicit the the esmp thinking how lucky he was be whistled back as easily aa she had hard and unspectacular work and thought the time, He expects to go north thoughtful consideration of all pa to quit when he did. That day when ahe had strolled out about 1% ot oratory. Few taska ap next week for a meeting in Portland tron« during the year of 19S3. of her father’s gates to see Tom pass, pear so easy and are so difficult as en Chester L. Ward, Superintendent and hopes «he will be able to come and had aeen her sweetest smile sn- actment ot sound and satisfactory leg home with him then. swered by him In that unresponsive islation. Few Individuals In any line Liberty Party Session Banking manner. Lllltan. after a fit of deep ot activity work harder or longer hours TÊEATRE Guests at the J. A. Lamb home At the meeting of the Liberty party despondency, resolved ut>on drastic than the chairmen of the important from Monday evening until thia IB editor of tbe Norwalk, Ohio, measure«. She would write a letter committees during a session, I have morning were Dick Hillman and Fred Wednesday evening there was a good & SAT. Herald takes a sonewhat different to Tom In which she would acknowl great sympathy for the members of attendance of men, not all of whom Nagle, of Reno, Nev. Mr. Hillman view ot the banking situation from a Jan. 6-7 Congress whose constituents expect edge her mistake, tell him how much accompanied Maurice William« on a took part in the dtaeuasion of the eve good many people His Idea la as ahe really loved him, beg his pardon undivided’ attention’to every piece ot ning ’ s subject — taxation. The concen TRADER HORN ” WAS GREAT! follows: recent trip of one of the Dollar boats for her flighty conduct and offer him legislation n which they may be Inter •TARZAN” WA8 EXCITING! "With rents tailing sad unpaid, real and at Maurice’s request came up sus of opinion was that our present ested. From my personal observation, a ye. If he would take It. Of course, •BUT WAIT TILL YOU BEE hare to see his mother, Mrs. Jane Wil system of taxation is unjust, that an estate does not present a happy plo- If it were tree that he had ceased to they earnestly and conscientiously en income tax would not be much bitter, tura. Nor does tbe owner of care THIS THRILLING HIT! liams, during the vacation of the boys love her. this would place her In a deavor to do all that is hnmanly pos most humiliating position and expos, sible. frqm Reno. Mrs. WiHiams accom but that a sales tax system would be fully selected bonds feel any happier, with a bunch of them going wrong. A ITS COMING! ITS THE Public Hearings her to ■ rebuff which would break her panied them as far as Medford today «file to rob the pauper of what he lot ef folks very carefully Invested la NEW SCREEN SENSATION heart Rut she didn't care: ahe could “Whan a bill Is introduced,referred to and intend, to I mv . for San Fran thinks he has. The subject for next Wednesdsy P«^"ed and common stock. In th. not stand things going on In this way committee and printed ths next step. cisco in a week for a short visit with . , .. . — .... "w companies cvmpsmva In >u the vos world worm snd ana hav. nave I .............................. -f. “ flnest any longer, So ahe went home, wrote It It Is a measure of considerable Im her son when, he arrives in port, Jan. ¿«n- *L them tall to perhaps a tenth of a letter upon line« Indicated, and Bent portance, la to conduct a public bear 17. I “Bd how U •“’P ke<P <l«pr.MK>n whBt v p.id for th.m, ,nd no div- It to tbe poet office. ing. The committee makes an eSort to W-iu—z. •____ M.... — - I Id.nds at all 8ome folks kept their Tom would not get It until the newt listen to anyone who cares to ba heard Walker. Agency Move. —Gould | It is hoped to have a fuB house at stoney la saving! accounts In banks, I morning, «tie thought—she knew h. either for or against a measure, al B,“ff- “ (that time. Everyone is invited to at- and oom. banks have closed and l.ft 4FRKAN THRIUJ/ seldom went to the post office tn th. though witnesses are frequently limit _ | tend and bring along a question. If th.m high and dry. But th. situation little neighboring ▼I I la re for the ere- ed as to time Members of the Cabinet Letter from Mrs. Culver Mace it cannot be answered then it wHl be *• *ortli looking at v*y carafully. nlng mall. And •he passed a moat and other officials ot the administra With ‘ “O. gov.rnmeat authority, most The following letter from Mm. Cai- for * • miserable night, Then the thought tive departments of the Government WALTER HUSTON ... LUPE banks that closed war. really solvent ver Mace, formerly Mias Harriet fDture The meeting, are occurred to her that perhaps Tom ■anally testify on measures In which YELK bat tor trosen .«sets and popular - CONRAD NAGEL would go for his evening mall and get they are Interested snd furnish the Sweet, of Coquille, tells of th. cold *n **** clty timidity. Gradually th. closed banks committee^ Information In executive her letter, would answer It one way J. E. Quick. .. on the stage .. weather they hav. had in the Cali- ■ ' ar. coming out from under and de oe the other right off. and she would seealon or otherwise. In this way rhe Friday Night posltors In ev.n bad cases will gat at fomia coaurt country, south of San Administration take« a prominent part get tbe answer In the morntng. Ulett Now in England least 50 per cent of their savings Francisco: “ GIFT CARNIVAL” hlght after brrnk*nsf next morning In shaping legislation. “We hav. sold our office and home In a letter Co the Sentinel, written That’s tough of course; nobody likes “Due to pressure of work and the ahe was In her little roadster motor to lose halt of what they had acrlmped in San Jose, and meved to Santa last Thursday, Geo. A. Ulett say«: ing down to tbe village post office. fact that It Is Impossible for members tad sacrificed and uvM But when SUN., TUES. Crux. We like it here very much. We 1 “Here we are in New York and in a As ahe entered the door she and Tom of Congress to ba technical experts on you hoard and stick the roll ot bills In every subject of legislation, the com ar. just a block from the ocean. I few hours we wffi be on the briny deep. « coffee pot or under a mattress, some JAN. 8 - 9 - 10 almost collided. “Did—did you get my letterF sh. mittees are Inclined to give consldeni- noticed many bathers in the surf We leave tonight at midnight on the j plug-ugly comes along and burns your Romance that will Touch Your I tlon to the merits of arguments pre faltered with a blnsh. Christmas day. But w., too, have S. 8. Manhattan, th* new cabin liner tert till yon tell him to tak. It and Heart! sented In testimony and the recom “No," replied Tom. "did you S*t had heavy frost« and rains. Old of the United States Lines, built this welcome. mendations ot the Cabinet and other mlnef timers tell me it i« the first time they yesr. She is 706 feet tong end the "And what about ths great majority THRILL YOUR "Why. no! Did you writer she officials. It la therefore highly desir of banks that weathered tbe storm, have had geraniums and other flow latest word in ocean travel able, both from the standpoint of Con cried — and hastened to her letter box. KISSI ers frozen. However the flowers and “We arrive in England early in Jan m.t all comers and ar. doing business Tom rushed around to- his. In a gress as well as those effected by pro shrubs did not freeze in our yard aa uary and expect to stay abroad about as usual, careful!» and cons.rvatlv.ly, couple of minutes they had another posed legislation, that the latter have but sately? What about th« tarings it is more protected.” five week«, visiting France and Ger narrow escape from collision In front an opportunity to discuss frankly the Ik those banks* They are • full IM effects ot such legislation. of ths delivery window. many and possibly some other coun per cent today—and they ar. th. only “Vfa sometimes complain about the "Oh, Tom, I am so glad." cried Lil tries. Going in for Black Sand thing w. know of at IM p.r cent any technicalities ot legislation, but when “It is raining heTe today and the wher. After all Is «aid and don., a lian. Ed Oakes, former state prohibition And “Ob Lillian, what a jewel of a we obeerve organised minorities en officer, who has been out of a job since weather haa been mild all aflong the good. wrtl managed bank Is still th. girl you are," said Tom. deavoring to force class legislation best place I. all tbe world for money Have a touch of the flu er the dry law vm repealed, has been way. through one House It la a comfort to You know what Lillian had written. With FREDERIC MARCH or savings. Right now In Ohio th. know such measures may be caught In visiting st Bandon the past week. He grippe or whatever you cull it, and Tom had written that he could stand LESLIE HOWARD banks pay th. t.m on all savings and don ’ t feel so well, but a few days ’ rest the meshes of technical procedure In is interested m black sand develop pay th.lr depositors net Interest on It no longer; that he had tried to be Indifferent and couldn’t manage IL the other and there suffer what Is ment on the coset and is Shipping on the boat should fix me up.” * th.lr savings. W. can’t think, just THURS. termed automatic asphyxiation." some of the black stuff to a concern now, of many other tnvMtm.nts that Would not Lllllat reconsider? There Is not much more to tell. ANOTHER BIG PAL NIGHT ar. a tenth ns ante as a savings ao- in the east. He also said, when here C. D. Walker Moves Office Caaary Leaf count la a solid bank Why. .v.n a Too know from your own experience, ye,terday, that five men have been C. D. Walker, the flrot of thia week, savings aceoa.t In a closed bank Is gentle reader, how happy lovers are Five-year-old Jacqueline was dis at work at the Pioneer mine, four when they have made up after an es moved his real estate and insurance actually worth mor. today than most playing a small, bright yellow feather. mil«« north of Bullards, with a new trangement Tom and Lillian each agency office from the Herwey building When asked arhat It was, she replied: machine which was shipped down keep the letter the other had written “Oh, that’s h leaf off our canary. across the street to the room in the from Portland to try out on the rich and. new that they are married, Gould buMing into whfch the Hand Safety First! Use Cow Bell Dairy's whenever there la a hint of the ap sand« of the Whiskey Run section. shoe shop moved a couple of weeks Pasteurised Milk snd protect proach of a family misunderstanding 1 up an health i those letters are read over again— Walker’« Agency Mow — Gould partition and all In at ones iWMlth Is Wire« L Bisma-Rex • • $Oc Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc NATION'S LAW MAKERS SEEN AS HARO WORKERS Chadwick Lodge No. 68 O Gas always Natural Gas A Country Editor - Looks at LIBERTY — Coquille T FRI. MON„ AS ING AS ------ FIRST SHEARED WED. AND
