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nttB sjMuunr san —------ —— The Sentinel a tees eaeca is a ease tews IL A. YOUNG and M. D. GRIMES H. A. YOUNG, Editer - * Display advertising, 25 cants per inch; less than 5 inches. 30 cents pei inch. No advertisement inserted foi less than 50 cents. Reading notices 10 cents per Une. No reading notice or advertisement of any kina, insert ed for leas than 25 cento. Entered at the Coquille Postoffice a Second Class Mall Matter. ’I,MS CATTLE FOR 1.9M.999 CARS Clyde E. Nites returned last FridaJ evening from San Francisro-wMre h< attended the Pacific coast conference of Ford department heads .with the sales organization of the coast. He attended the banquets held for the retailers and salesmen and also that given by the Ford organization -to the governor of California, the mayor erf San Francisco, the bankers and and newspaper men. The principal thought of the talks at the latter banquet was that it was now up to industry to give the final push to end the depression. Speak ing for the^Ford industry he stated that it would require 30,000 head of catUe, 20,000 head of hogs, and thou sands of acres of cotton, besides other agricultural items for the production of the million cars Ford expects to turn out In 1935. And Ford is but on* of several automobile manufacturers who will need similar products from the farms. They will make the can If they can seU them; the peoplowlll buy if they are earning money to buy with and when industry and the farms are producing, the people have the money. It’s an endless chain but when one link fails the entire collec tion of links ceases to function. WHY WARS MUST CEASE The result of ten year’s research by the national .committee on the cause and cure of war is dramatically voiced in the new book, “Why Wars Must Cease,” written by'ten great women of America, whose position and experience qualify them to be heard. The "Foreword” lays the blame for war on the maintenance of the organized war system and de clares that war can and will be abol ished only when the nations of the world want peace instead of war. “If We Do Not Destroy War, War .. Will Destroy Us,” is the answer of Carrie Chapman Catt, to "Why Wars Must Cease.” There is need to call a mobilization of the common sense of the nations to bring the entire war system to a definite end. "War Is Obsolete,” is the chapter written by Mrs. Franklin D. Roose velt, who cites witchcraft as another idea which has become obsolete, though once it was an apparent re alty in the world. “Wars Waste Human Life,” is powerfully set forth by President ■Mary E. Woolley, of Mt. Holyoke Col lege, who points out the enormous loss from death, disease and race de terioration that flows from war. “War Costs Too Much,” writes kAv William Brown Melony, and proves that greed alone made the world war; greed for money and power. “Wars Produce Economic Chaos,” is the reason given, by Florence Brewer Boeckel, proving her point by a scholarly chapter on the disturb ance in all the nations which became evident in., universal depression. At the end of a war, governments finds themselves with their resources drained and are neither able nor will ing to face the problems of return to peace with the energetic determina tion with which they met the prob lems of war. “In War You Never Know What You Are Fighting For,” is the belief of Emily Newell Blair, who shows that anything is justifiable that wins, for war has no ethics. “Wars Unleash Demoralizing In stincts,” > avers Judge Florence E. Allen, from her wide experience in endeavor to right social wrongs. Among the greet world powers for four and a half yean the acts which constitute the major crimes of peace time were the purpose of life. “War Breeds War,” is proved by Dr. Alice Hamilton, from the experi ence of Germany where, she says, it cannot be denied that the worship of force hi* come back ... far stronger than before the war. “War Interferes with the Normal Growth of Civilization.” is the sub ject of the forceful chapter by Jane Addama, who declares that as a re sult of the wdrld war both coercion and fear are re-established in society as accepted methods of control.— K. P. C. _ ____ present. Adjournment now could not be made before Saturday night, (By Ernest L. Gray) March 9, and there are some who be Although unemployment relief lieve that would be a miracle. work in the state went o* uninter- upud despite the several days in About 100 members of the Older ..a ch when no fedzral funds had Girls conference in attendance at the ,etn allocated, Monday of this week state convention at Salem last Satur vould have seen more than 30,000 day. late that afternoon took posses .eaple out of work and out of luck sion of the house of representatives tad not the million dollars been ob- and held a session of their own. The alned late Saturday. house had adjourned about halt an Reports that work would have to hour earlier, so when the girls came ease was no idle gesture, nor was Speaker Cooter and other members •. just a threat to make the tegisia- of the legislature and “third house" ure come through with its $4,000,000 put on a program for them. AU par iquor revenue appropriation. The ticipants are still lame from signing ■ ,'ederal government had shut down their names for the girls. «1» any mope funds unless the state ,ad taken action, rather than just Americana ' i remises. (The Pathfinder) A dancing teacher on the Fort Jeck Events came in rapid succession a' he state house the past week. While Indian reservation having to teach all toward Merriam faces a recall elec the six-year-old Sioux redskins their native dance before putting on her ion in Lane county to remove him rom' the state legislature, other annual review in the public school. ‘ New York City spending $1,100 hreats came to the capltol, one from he Umatilla Townsend old age pen each election day to open for the whole day a precinct where only one sion dubs, directed at the governor. And the latter with the threat that voter is registered. One Joseph Modigliano, head of the anyone supporting the governor’s re Italian Socialist party, who is an exile Jef program of “blood money from our state saloons,” would face recall, because Soicalism is under Musso started the governor to talking in real lini’s ban, being «allowed to come to this country and make a series of la army style when he called newspa permen into his office and showed bor union addresses. your money? Fgamine this 1935 Ford V-8. >RD has always aimed to make the Hawkers in Flemington, N. J., sell hem the letter. Ride in it You’ll realize that it is truly a automobile-buying dollar go as far as ing small models of the so-called “Who in hell is running this state new automobile value. , . possible. “ kidnap ladder ” on the streets of that anyway, the governor or these This year, the 1935 Ford V-8 gives you town and people actually buying blocs?” the former major-general de AUTHORIZED FORD DIALIRS not only traditional Ford low prices and them. manded. “What kind of pass have operating economy, but also increased rid A man on relief in the national hings come to whep these people ing comfort and body roominess, new capital taking off his shoes, hiding presume to dictate? I refuse to sub beauty and new safety features. >; * them in the snow, and walking mit to such intimidation.” But the Consider these new Ford V-8 improve through the snow in his stocking feet natter has not ended there. ments. Comfort Zone Riding that gives It was being predicted around the to relief headquarters in an effort to “front seat comfort” even to rear sei secure more relief end a new pair of •apitol lobbies that a recall petition sengers. Larger, more comfortable shoes. , against the chief executive would be Big, air-balloon tires. Easier steering. As ' A judge sentencing a 19-year-old tiled as soon as it can legally be for safety, every model has safety glass all boy convicted of stealing 20 pounds done. Such action could not .be taken around—at no extra cost. Welded, all-steel 1 until July 14, or after the governor of goods from a grocery to carry 20 body. New, more powerful brakes. And a had served a term of six months. pounds of bricks 24 miles a day for lower center of gravity. With legislators recall action can be 60 days. Why be satisfied with less than this for The nation’s capital boasting a started five days after thqy had ■ beauty parlor for eata aad dog»: ..'.V'5 ? 1 served in a session. A United States Senator going To force a recall election, signa tures of 51,187 names would be re about surrounded by burly guards in quired, and since the statute was pre-depression big shot gangster passed denying use of paid petition style. A colored man arrested at Cleve circulators, the task would be a tre Coquille, Oregon New Location 344 Front St. mendous one and few believe it can land, Miss., being charged with a be done. But all interest was now brutal double slaying there and with centered on the Merriam recall cannibalism when choice portions of per cent record. Riverton H. S. Play Insurance Commissioner Warns There is no need fpr Oregon babies March 19. If the Townsendites there his victims' flesh are found “salted Insurance agents who attempt to What would you think, of a man succeed in the recall, there will be and cured" in his home and bearing to have any difficulty in regard to that had four wives, a woman with replace or encourage the replacement what appeared to be teeth marks. their registration if parents and phy others who will feel the axe. A Seattle, Wash., man charged with sicians will recognize the importance whiskers or a new lady butler that ofjife insurance policies already in has such charming manners? The force by one in another company, » The executive is finding out there buying auto tires with a check on a of reporting births within ten days cook may be able to cook but oh, is which new policy is purported to be is more work to putting through adr bank in which he had no account as is required by the law of the state she a sight for sore eyas! How about more suitable to the insured’s needs, ministration measures He has met (grand larceny) being unable to ap our big he-man who has just return are not only unethical in their prac with very little success, and was still pear in court when his name was ed from Africa where he killed big tices but are usually doing the pol pondering over his cabinet form of called for trial because he was sit News Notes from Supt. game? Well, that is just what Aunt icyholders a grave injustice, declares ting on a Superior Court jury in the government. However, unless he can Martha Mulkey’s Office Cordelia Quack-Quack-Quackenbush A H. Averill, insurance commission secure sufficient votes it was believ same building. is wanting to know. If you really er, in a statement issued aga result of A San Diego^ Cal., man finding I ed he would not actively support the Norway and Lee will vote on con want to know how to become a pro inquiries from numerous policyhold issue, but would drop it into the hop burglar in his home, holding the bur solidation of school districts on fessional liar, just follow the footsteps ers as to whether a policy in another per perhaps as a gesture or as a trial glar at the point of a gun white phon March 25th. This date was set by balloon for action two years hence ing police and then when the police the district boundary board upon re of our fair college professor, “Cim- company wotlld not be more benefi ementally.” If you really want to cial than one which has already been At the present writing, outside the officer arrived being arrested him ceipt of petitions from each district. know what every one is going to do carried for a number of years. relief program which was more gen self for having a gyn without a li The Lae petition contained fourteen this Saturday night, March 9, just Reputable-life insurance companies eral than administrative, the govern cense while that strong arm of the names and those from Norway ten. follow the crowd to the Randolph do not sanction this practice of law let the burglar go free. or has had straight defeat handed State Liquor Commission (seeking Lee is now hiring one teacher and gymnasium, where the Riverton high lapsing policies and rewriting them him twice on his proposals. One school is putting on its high school in other companies, and the agent a location for a liquor store) in a cer Norway two teachers. was the county unit system for pub play. In addition to seeing the play who encourages the surrender of a tain Maine town (when it found a lic schools, defeated through the ac — Rural teachers gathered at Bridge tivity of the grange, and the bill. good spot but there was a church Saturday for an all-day meeting. The for your 25c or 15c, you will get a policy having an accrued value and free supper and can dance all eve replacing it with another is serving within 300 feet which acordlng to House Bill 1, which would have teachers provided their own lunches placed all funds of boards and com regulations couldn’t be allowed) hav with the Ladies Club of Bridge serv ning to the best orchestra In America his own selfish interests rather than for nothing. It is no wonder that the. best interests of the policyholder, missions into the general fund. That ing the church moved to make way ing soup and coffee. everyone is going to see it. according to Commissioner Averill, is still in senate committee and prob for the liquor store. During the noon hour Mr. and Mrs Don't forget the date, Saturday who adds, “Beware of agents who ably will die there. Alexander Keleman were present evening, March 9, at the Randolph Naw Deal for the Babies want to replace old policies with new The only two he has put through and explained Indian relics which gymnasium. Come and flhd out how insurance.” (Oregon State Board of Health) have been the planning board crea they had collected. They expressed our hero got rid of his harem and es It would be a good guess that tion ’ and the budgetary control, but the wish that Coos county could. In caped whizzing bullets, and be care only after about nine of the twelve babies are more in the thoughts of some way, preserve some of the ma ful, or the men from the insane asy teeth in each had been removed by Oregon folk than ever before. The terials of historical importance. lum will mistake you for one of the the legislature in amendments in United States Census Bureau and the Laura Brandon led the group* in a escaped inmates. SERA have just completed a cam both house and senate. His primary splendid discussion as to building With a cast like the following, is election bill, deferring the time front paign to register all the babies bom character in the rural schools Wini it any wonder that this hilarious in Oregon between November 30, May to September, was scheduled for fred Ray led the eighth grade his farce, entitled “Introducin' Susan,” How would you like to lose 15 action in the senateMonday, it had 1933, and December 1, 1934. Check tory discussion and C. E. Ellison the is going to be one of the best ever pounds of fat In a month and at the ing the cards reveals 97 per cent of already passed the house. sixth grade geography Edith Scott, given by Riverton high school, pick same time increase your energy and the births as having been reported Ann Allard and Elma Russell report Heatfcerby, a young collage professor, improve your health? The salary fight, with the govern through the routine operation of the . K°w would you like to lose your ed on meetings which were held by i is is Roes Ross Jenki Jenkins; Susan, his wife, doubte chin and your too promi- or adamant against return of any state registration system. Ninety per the primary teachers I Ileen Harris; ; Buddy Chalmer, a nent abdomen and at the same time portion of the five to thirty per cent cent is considered a good mark. Of Edith Woodward led the teachers roofboll player. Vance / Freeman; IJ**® 1X10 90 clean *nd clear cut, passed by the 1S33 legislature on the twenty-three states in which compel admiration? in learning the songs for the county Baba Boswell. Buddy’s girl friend; one side, and the ways and means these campaigns are in progress, only . Get^on Jhe today and see music festival which will be held in Hlllinton Roas, an old admirer of how much you scales weigh—then“get 1 an committee, the most powerful in the one has had a more successful card connection with declamation and Susan’s, Melvin Ward; Diana May- • » «mt bottle of Kruschen S_.. Salts _ legislature, on the other. They wish campaign than Oregon. The number spelling contests field, an old sweetheart of Dick’s tv " wil* la,t Jrou f°ur w««ks. to give back to the officials and em of cards returned in Oregon was 71 Ruth Brown was in charge of local Lutene Miller; Violet, the cook, Har- oT*hJla!L£“P00niul in. 8 ployees half their salary reductions. per cent while the other state re arrangements for the meeting. Elise riet Mill«; Cyclone^ Violet’s “little” and when you have ffatohXl the^n- The governor is in a peculiar posi ceived 91 per cent. Lamp gave a brief resume of lectures brother, Kenneth Thrush; Aunt Cor- te?(s of ‘bis first bottle weigh your- tion on the issue because should the Besides the organizations named from the Oregon State Teachers* As delia Quackenbush. Dick’s wealthy «•“***, v legislature pass the half pay return, above, the State has to thank the After that you’ll want to walk sociation. • aunt. Evelyn Miller; Jim Donovan, the executive could not veto it with newspapers and the radio stations The Bancroft school, under Lola Susan’s quick-tempered father, How around and say to your friends,—“A out returning the entire reduction. throughout Oregon, who gave un pound jar of Kruschen Salts Norris, presented two of their plays ard Hull; Mike, a hospital attendant, quarter is worth one hundred dollars of any The IMS act automatically expired stinted support The efforts of all which the children had developed Neil Christensen; Ike, another one, fat person's money." March 1 of this year. But he declar these unselfish and far-seeing themselves. Harry Hull. MHKSihMta“ Amer‘Ca °Ver ed he would hold the salaries down agencies, not only has placed Oregon ’ * 1 1»' ' ' regardless, through his recently in the forefront of states concerned ’ ----- r~- - ---------------- passed budgetary control bill. shout child welfare, but what is far • The last rural meeting will be held Royal Neighbors Initiate The interest in this battle outside more important each of the babies in the Valley View school on Satur The Royal Neighbor« met in regu was centered about just what the bom in Oregon hereafter will have day. March 9. The children of the Roy governor can do with his budget bill. Its birth registered promptly. i “ °y and Norway schools are plan- ■■ lar session Wednesday night with' It certainly looks like a New Deal nin* ***■ tor th* meeting. not so rqany officers and members I The ways and means committee, on all kinds of . vi _ i- *» — _ «p. w. Lane will lead the discussion present, due to the stormy evening.1 called “on the carpet” because of fm- for k babies in Oregon. Men and on character education. Vima Her However, a very interesting order of their stand, bowed their backs and women are more eager than ever be hurled the issue to the attorney gen fore to give their children the best mann the fifth geography. Florence business was held and Mrs Gladys eral. He was asked whether or not possible start in life, by which we do Oerding the eighth history and Inez Wheeler was initiated into the camp The district deputy, Mrs Ada Lemon, Ix>cal and Ixmg Distance the governor could curtail constitu not mean a lot of money, but a lot of Chase primary reading Elizabeth Barton will teach the of Myrtle Point, was introduced and tional authority granted the legisla mental, moral and physical health. ture to appropriate money by a Nothing could be more reassuring for group the songs to be used at the welcomed and she gave a ver/ inter esting talk. The local members are statute Speculation appears more the future of our state and country. county music feetival. The meetings are arranged in three planning a birthday party for the Phones 101J—224L favorable to the ways and means It is the child's environment before committee winning this argument. he io old enough to attend school different parts of the county so each next meeting, March 20, as that jvill which fixes his future in happiness rural teacher can attend one with be the fortieth anniversary of the Royal .Neighbors of America, and and in usefulness, far more than any very little expense each member is urged to attend other influence that can ever be The next meeting of the Tauk-An-So brought to bear upon him. club will be held at the home at Mrs Coos county ranked sixth in the Gladys ^Wheeler. Mate In registrations with a HI STATE HOUSE GOSSIP I IK F NILES MOTOR COMPANY °<Or«0n Easy Pleasant Way To Lose Fat New low Price COAL hauling Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co. ' . k.- 1" ’ .... lx V___
