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THB COQÜILLR VALLRY SENTINEL, COQUILLE. OWSON. PAGB BIGHT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, »S3. $80,000 in CWA Projects Your Part in the Pre- Coos Seeks to Make Mrs. ventoin of Tuberculosis Approved by Coos Committee Nicholson State President Telline About People ai Events in the City and County During the dance get your tasty lunch at the Tasty Shop. Mrs. Flora E. Dunne, who has been suffering with the prevailing cold and sore throat, is improving. Nice large thin-shelled Oregon grown Franquet Walnuts. Three pounds 50c. Dr. C. R- Bloyd. Clarence Barton spent the Thanks giving holiday at home, returning to Willamette University on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rutledge, of Powers, started yesterday for Eu reka, Calif., to visit their daughter, Mrs. Ed Lavine. For sound fire insurance, go to Ned C. Kelley., Mrs. Nels Osmundson, who has been confined to her bed since Sunday with the fiu, is better now, though still unable to be up. Ail over Coca cotlnty there ia a stir of enthusiasm among club wom en over the naming of Mrs. W. S. Nicholson, of Marshfield, as candi date for presidency of the Oregon Federation of Women’s Clubs. Thi-< ia recognition by Oregon of a woman who has already distinguished her- -elf ss a leader from this section. In emphasis of thia fact, la*t Tues day Mrs. J. E. Norton entertained at ridge, preceded by luncheon at one >. m. Mrs. Norton this year head* :he Federated Gubs ¿f Coos county ss their president. Discussion was predominant regarding matters bear ing on the March meeting. The scene was delightful in its iecoratiops, pewter candlesticks with ■»ink tapers being combined With pink •ambler roses. Besides Mrs. Nicholson, guests in- ■luded: Mrs. Wm. ¡Horsfall, of Mat-sh ield, state chairman of music de partment of Oregon Federation; Mrs. R. A. Wernich, president Cops Coun ty Public Health association; Mrs. A. Y. Meyers, chairman of special com mittee in Federal Mrs. A. E. Brad ford, secretary and treasurer of County Federation; Mrs. John Cook, (Continued from first page) Cleaning ditches, slopes and renew ing culverts along the Coquille-Myr tle Point (west side) road and tri butary roads, county project; labor, , $1,377; material, $415.85, county to > furnish $420 of this sum; total cost . $2,254.16. Cleaning ditches, slopes and renew ing culverts along the Myrtle Point- ■ Broadbent (west side) road and tri butary roads, county project; labor, , $1,877; material, $415.85; county to > furnish $420 for material; total cost, , $2,25446. Cleaning ditches and slopes, renew ing culverts snd cutting brush along r the Big creek, Rock creek and Myrtle i creek roads, county project; labor,, . $l,3‘i’7; material, $438.75 of which the county ia to furnish $55; total cost, , $2,412.06. Cleaning ditches, slopes, renewing culverts and cutting brush along the ■ Coquille - upper Fairview road and tributary roads, county project; labor, , $1.877; material, $380.30, of which the • county ia to furnish $380; total cost. $2,178.31. j Cleaning ditches, slopes, renewing (Oregon State Board of Health) In these days of economic stress, when the seeds of the insidious dis ease* are being sown in the bodies of undernourished children, the preven- tion of tuberculosis is more necessary than ever. Tuberculosis kill« more persons under twenty-one than any >thsr communicable disease. Pneumonia wa* the only communi- cable disease causing more deaths last year than tuberculosis in this-stat«. Pneumonia, however, makes itsdlf known to its victims in no uncertain terms so that patients do not spread its germs to unsuspecting persons for years as can those with certain types of tuberculosis. Long years of costly treatment of the tuberculosis frequently at public expense, is not needed for most vic- tims of other diseases. Nineteen thousand dollars has been spent each months this past year, from tax funds, in Oregon for the care of tu berculosis patients, and seventy per- sons have been waiting for months to be admitted to the ahray« filled state tuberculosis hospital«. This seventy is one-sixth approximately of the to- bal capacity of the two institution* operated by the state. No other disease so twists the des tinies of whole families in such num bers. Life plans of young people go down before it when they or the fam ily wage-earner contract it. The lose of earning power ia life-long in nome cases even where the disease is ar rested. Since- It takes its greatest toll between the ages of 15 and 45, and ia the leading cause of death in this group its economic cost to fami- lies and the Abate is enormous. The National Tuberculosis Association, sponsors of the nationwide sale of Christmas Seals, estimates the total annual national cost at $1,017,000,000, including loss of life, loss of wages, and cost of treatment. Nine cases are estimated to exist for each annual death. Each day this past year an Ore- gonian has died from tuberculosis. Every fifth day the death was of a young person under twenty. Yet it is wholly preventable and if treat ment is both early and adequate, curable. The Christmas Seal Sale makes it possible for you to contribute to the ounce of prevention. This year aa never before local organizations must depend apdn the Seal Sale to support local health agencies, to discover ac tive cases of tuberculosis, to arrange for the examination of children who have been exposed, to provide X-ray examinations of the infected and to protect such children against further exposure. The Christmas Seals serve to prevent the seed of infection from finding fruitful soil in our children. Meals served at Tasty Shop every president, Marshfield Wloman's Club ¡culverts and clearing brush along day from 12:00 - 2:00 and 5:30 - 7:00, Mrs. Lewie McCeorge, president the Norway, Lee, Dora, and tributary Marshfield Progress Guib; Mrs.1 roads, county project; labor, $1,377; except Sunday. The Holy (Name Altar Society will Reidar Bugge, Marshfield director in material, $130.20; county to furnish Mrs. Lillian $320; total cost $1,868.51. hold a Bazaar Saturday, l)eceml>ei County Federation; president No. 31 (Powers), pivmuvriii Millington xaunn^tun ! . School xiiijui district umiici no. <7 Oth, in the Shelley Bldg. Quilt to be Montgomery, Woman’s Club; Mm. Frederic Moore, ¡ sidewalks and painting f of school given away at 7:30 p. m. president Bandon Woman ’« Club; C!"b; ' property; labor *978; ;_____ $425.- $978; — material president Bandon Woman*« V. R. Wilson, "Optometrist.” Errors Mrs. C. C. Linn, director in Federa-160; district to furnish $246; ; total in refraction corrected, without the tion; Mrs. C. E. Huling, president cost, $1,649.60. use of drugs. “For glasses” see Wil Myrtle Point Woman’s Club; Mrs. L. School district No. 41 (Myrtle son first and eave money. 7tf A. LaiFlamme, director in County Point), painting building« and roofs Mr. and Mrs. Wade Arstill and Federation; Mrs. Allan Ross, presi of both graptmar school buildings; children returned to their home in dent of Powers Club; Mrs. Kenneth labor $448.50; material $338.51; dis Oregon City Saturday after having Murdock, Mrs. James Gamwell, di trict to furnish $120; total cost to be spent Thanksgiving with friends here. rectors in Federation from Powers. $788.11. Assisting Mrs. Norton were Mrs. Union high school district No. 2, re Christmas Seals do their share. Be 0. T. Gant, Mrs. Stewart Norton and pair and improvement of roof on the sure to do yours. Mias Barbara Bradford. building; labor $294; material $794.- . Mrs. Chas. Lavine, who has been Mrs. James Gamwell won the honor 50; district to fumish |142; total visiting at the home of her brother, at cards, Mrs. Nicholson receiving s cost $1,140.32. J. E. Quick, and sister, Mrs. Flora guest prise and Mrs. A. E. Bradford Myrtle Point library board, ahelv- Dunne, left yesterday for her home an encouragement token. ing, calcimining walls, book binding, in Eureka, Calif. repairing and revamiehing floors; la bor, $137; material, $26.55; total cost, C om People in California A small deposit will hold your Christmas cards and wrappings until In a letter from Mrs. Calver Mace, $163.55. Powers, sewer project; labor VI,- called for. Select them at H. S. sister of Mrs. Pearl Ellingsen, of this Norton’s now while the stock is com city, and who "herself grew to woman 900; material $5,500, of which the plete. hood in Coquille, remitting for the town is to furnish $3,015; total cost. another year, she $18810. Mr. and Mrs. E. L Groshens," of Sentinel for Town of Powers, resurfacing with Heppner, Ore., left last Saturday writes: gravel streets and alleys, Powers “I couldn’t be without the Sentinel after spending Thanksgiving at the E. V. Vinton home, Mr. Groshens It Is indeed well named, The letter resident* to furnish material»—tim from home,’ and for those of us who ber, lumber, tools, gravel, etc., labor, is a brother of Mrs. Vinton. had to leave home (Coquille.) I am $2,600; town to furnish materials Good Old Growth Fir Wood, any sorry the old friends we have known amounting to $1,080; total $3,850. length desired; Alpine Coal, delivered The Coos County Relief committee, and loved have passed on, I miss anywhere. E. M. Briner, phone 71 or them. It might be of interest to composed of Judge D. F. Thompson 74J. 28tf Coquille folks to know that Mrs. of Coquille; Geo. C. Huggins, Ben R. Mrs. C. S. Townsend, of Portland, Fred Linegar is living here in Santa Chandler and Mrs. J. T. Brand, of wife of one of the fire- company cap Crux now, quite near me. Her non, Marshfield; F. E. Drane, of Bandon; tains in the Rose city, has bun here Keith, is with the AAA. The other and Commissioners Chas. Doane and the put ten days visiting her par day Mrs, Linegar and Mrs. Charles John D. CarXare in charge of the ents, Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Bloyd. She Schroeder made us a nice visit. Mr. CWA relief work and information Game Law Violators will return home tonight or tomor and Mrs. Chas. Schroeder, (of Ban- can be gained from them on any pro Warren Cornell, state police officer row. don), were on their way home from ject for thia section. in charge of game law enforcement in Coo* county, reporta the following Christmas Seals cost little, but they a trip to southern California, Have Justice Dispenses Justice had a beautiful fall here.” convictions in Justice Bolt’s court at do much. On Wednesday, J. Eric Tucker, k>- Marshfield during the past week, the Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Korti and cal state police, brought James__ Too Many on the Seat A. fine in each caae being $100: daughter, Mavis, of Vernons, North A. E. Nelson, illegal transportation Watson, of Leneve, before Justice On Saturday of last week, Melvin Dakota, arrived lut week for a month or more visit with relatives Ensley, from the COC camp below Stanley upon a charge of operating of salmon from closed stream. R- E. Mitts, taking crabs without a here and in Curry county. At pres Langlois, was brought before Justice an automobile with last year's license license.. _ ent they are vieiting Mrs. Korti's of the Peace J. J. Stanley upon a pistes. Mr. Watoon pleaded quilty, R. A. Mitts, taking crabs without a brother, Henry Tiedman, and family. charge of driving an automobile with but gave aa hie excuse that he had four in the driver’s seat.-? He pleaded just buried a baby the day before who license. Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and A. Mornss, taking crabs without a guilty and was fined five doll a re and died of an ailment which the physi milk, the only milk and cream mads coats, which he paid. He was arrested cians had not been able to diagnose license. safe by pasteurisation. H. Faukner, taking crabs without by Walter S. Walker, police officer of satisfactorily; that his four year old Mrs. Caroline Yutton, who had been Gold Beach. son was stricken with the same a license. He also is filing cases tomorrow here for the put five months visiting On Monday of thia week, Keith K. trouble and the doctors advised bring her nephew. Geo. Ulett, and family, Ambrose, local state police, brought ing the patient to the North Bend against three Coquille boys, L. F. and left test Saturday afternoon for Loe Albert Willey before the same court hcapital, which he was doing when ar Harold Hatcher, and Don McClellan, Angeles snd from there will go to for the same offense and the same rested. The Justice imposed a five whom he found hunting ducks after Florida to spend the winter. Mr. Ulett penalty was imposed, which was atoo day jail sentence and suspended the hours across the river last evening. drove her out to Roseburg where she paid. sentence snd remitted sH the costs, took the Shasta. since the defendant had spent all his The Scetch-lriih money on doctor bills and funeral ex* Langlois Couple Married Ask Nod C. Kelley for rates on Fire Th* Scetch-Irlah are •■blefiy penses and was unable to buy an au- Insurance. On last Tuesday Frank McFarlane .Scotch d<4kwi>t, though they rnme to tomobile license or pay a fine. thia country from England. In 1011 Three Myrtle Point boys—Albert and Maxine Spangler, both of Lang King .lames I begun colonising Ulster Sidney King 15, Harry Woodraw Wil lois, Curry county, obtained a mar- Their Own Sacred Laagvag* a barren and neglected part of Ireland, son 16, J. F. Kelley 16—were taken to ria$e license here and were married The sristocrscles of Tibet and Bur with people from Scotland and the the state reform school this morning by J. J. Stanley, justice of the peace, ma had an honorific langimge. sacred northern part of England. They at his office in this place. The couple by Juvenile Officer Andy P. Davis. to themselres. and woe betide an tn gan migrating to Amerlrii about the They were sentenced by Judge were accompanied by Irene Carlson, ferlor who addressed the heaven-boro year 1730. and at the outbreak of the Thompson yesterday. They had been who was formerly Irene Kime and In other than the honorific speech Revolutionary war about one sixth of who taught school at Langlois-a few guilty of thievery. the population of the colonies was years ago and the bride was one of Scotch-Irish. Dogs ia Ireland See Mansell Drayags and Delivery her pupils. Mm. Frances Howell was Mldletun. Ireland, has 2,000 Inhab Co. for Mill Wood, $2 a load. Orders 'he other witness to the ceremony. Spook, Muaey itsnts snd 1.000 dogs. Ten years ago filled promptly. The newlyweds will make their home 'hers was a <lo* for every Inhabitant Jud Tunkins says he beers mone, referred to as a medium of eichnnre. At the general assembly of the at Langtoia. , Christmas Seals are penny health So far as he Is concerned the medium Christian Endeavor societies at the has gone into a trance. insurance. Church of Christ last Sunday evening Fees at Clerk’s Office the Primary-Junior society presented November fees psid in to the coun the special feature under the super ty clerk's office touched one of the low vision of the superintendent, Mrs. V. •pate with a total of $392.90. One L. Bailey. Readings were given by cause for the drop is that circuit Avis June Ricketts, Verene Bailey, oourt fees are leu when the judge is Paul L«wis and Adeline Anderson. out of the county. Itemized the feu ^Attention/ circuit See Mansell Drayags and Delivery were: Recording, $236.85; Co. for Mill Wood, $2 a load. Orders court $78.50; probate. $1540; marri age licensee, $42.00; miscellaneous, filled promptly. $20.56. Rev. F. G. Jennings, who had been here last Thursday snd Friday with Chadwick Lodge, A. F. & A. M. Mrs. Jennings and their son, Sher At the next stated communication wood, for Thanksgiving with Mrs. A. J. Sherwood and family, went back to of Chadwick Lodge No. 68, A. F. A Toledo where he is now located for A- M„ Tuesday, Dec. 12, the annual Sunday cervices. He came back Mon «cction of officer* will take place day and left Main for Toledo on Tues All members are requested to re day, accompanied by his wife and son. member the date and to be present All the members of the Sherwood family, except Mrs. Ralph Cake, ware hare for Thanksgiving. CHANGE IN ROUTING The regular 6:05 P. M. schedule northbound will now be routed to Portland over the Oregon Coast highway via Florence, Eu- gejne and McMinnville. OREGON STAGES Coquille Hotel Phone 609 PRICED for BIGGER SAVINGS It’s popular to be thrifty ! Especially so when your gifts have that extra contribution of style and quality. Make your Christmas gift money go by shopping at th« Rexall Drug Store. There you will find the very latest in style trends—the very highest in quality . .. and the lowest prices . . . all brought to you because of the Rexall Plan which elimin ates the costly middleman. Visit the Rexall Drug Store before you do your buying. Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc no DRUGGISTS Chadwick Lodge No. 68 A. F. & A. M. Stated Communication Tuesday, Dec. 12 Election of Officers STATIONERS DR. C. G. STEM Chiropractor and Foot Correetionist 86-J »2 Moulton St The Ida Owen House
