PAGE EIGHT
In Justice Court
The Past Week
Drue Cunningham and C. K. Nor-
cott are expected back in a day or
two from a trip on which they left
the forepart of last week. Drue went
up to Idaho to move his tennant from
the ranch he recently sold in the gem
state to one he purchased near Vale,
Ore. Mr. Norcott stopped at Nyssa
to visit a eon until Mr. Cunningham
returned.
Dan Cardwell, who la working in
the Mold Loft office at the Oregon
Shipyard, was home to see his moth­
er, Mrs. Pearl Cardwell, and his sis­
ters last week-end. He has been in
Portland over a year helping to
build those big Liberty Ships. He
reports he likes his work very much.
Mrs. Lafe Compton returned Tues­
day morning from Portland, where
she went last Friday to see her
Chas. Briggs returned yesterday
daughter, Dorris, who was over from
Pasco where her WAAC contingent morning from a few days’ business
is located. ’
trip to Portland for Smith Wood-
Products.
Mr. and Mrs Ora F. Allen are leav­
ing this week for Portland, where
he has purt-hased a home and has a
Marlon C. Miller, who lived in Co­
deal pending for an interest* in a
hardware feed and seed business. quille while his children Were at­
Their daughter, Miss Aloha, who is tending school here, was jn from his
employed In County AgCnt Jenkin’s McKinley ranch yesterday.
office, will' remain here.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Perrott were
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Howell came Coquille visitors from Bandon yes­
down'from Seaside last Friday night terday.
and returned to his headquarters
there on Sunday. Hal is a member
of the Coast Guard unit at Seaside.
Mrs. Howell, who left the employ of
Dr. C. A. Rietman a few weeks ago
join Hal at Seaside, put in a full
day Saturday helping out in Dr.
Rietman’s office.
Oscar Edward Larson, summoned
by the state police for having no tail
light on his car, was offered a prop­
osition by Justice Bull last week
The justice offered to suspend $20
of the g2S fine if the defendant would,
on Marcii 25, display the repaired
light to the court. Hut on March 27
he paid 529—fine and . osta—because
he failed to display Uie proper tail
light on his cWr, as suggested by the
Beginning Sunday, April 4, Evan­
gelist* and Mrs. Gordon Lindsay will
begin a series of revival meetings at
i the Assembly of God Church, lo­
cated at Second and Heath streets.
Mr. Lindsay - Is known throughout
¡many cities of the United States as
'an evangelist, author and chronolo-
IfMt.
'
7 4
The evangelist will be assisted by
Mrs. Lindsay who wlii be singing
special numbers and direct the con­
gregational singing.
/
Tentative subjects for the first
week are as follows:
Sunday,
"Thrills;” Tuesday, “The Great Cer­
tainties;’’ Wednesday, “The Next Ten
Years in Prophecy;" Thursday, "Di­
vine Healing;’ Friday, "Is Hitler or
Stalin the Antichrist?"
Services will continue each evening
at 7:30 except Monday and Saturday
and the public is invited to attend.
every time, gave them headlines. Now, j And to it we might add, without civ-
r
however, when one^rho knows states ! ilian rationing.
Power
men
can
feel
proud.
It
is
that everything is under control, his
words do not carry beyond the sound the kind of pride, however, that
“should find outlet in trying to do a
of his voice.
It is not that threatened disaster still better job. At the same time the
only ia news, for in these days of ra­ public is entitled to know the facts
tioned this and rationed that it is news if only for the encouragement they
to find something that is still plen­ would bring.
For the first time in more than a
tiful. The talk, unfortunately, came
at a time when other more exciting decade an official high in public of­
fice has praised the power industry
WP news was breaking.
In spite of the fact that the speech without any equivocation. It's re­
did not get good publicity, thia was a freshing. Let's get the news to the
| courageous statement for Mr. Krug public.
. to make, for it was in effect a chal­
lenge to the credibility ot powerful
Norton’s how have the Kem-Craft
political forces that had sought not War Bond wallet, Holds 50 bonds
to let the war interfere with their and
ill fit in your Safety deposit
own programs.. Under these circum­ box or handbag.
Protect those
stances it would be a pity for these War Bonds you’re so proud to buy.
brave words not to get to the public. Wallets only |1.00 each.
Though the statement was made
more than two weeks ago, the In­
Calling carda. SO for 31.00.
formation is still news, and each day
more than the public struggles with
rations points it will be more wel- ;
come news.',
This isn’t any Army-Navy ”E,” but I
A. F. & A. M.
in some ways it is even greater. What I
Stated Communication,
other industry has had the honor of '
Tuesday. April 13. 7:30 P. M.
being ttrtd that no war production has |
Visitors Welcome
M. T. Williams, for whom the state
police had secured a warrant on
March 4, charging him with having
four people in the driver’s seat of
his car, paid $10 fine and costs on
Monday of last week.
V. L. Hartwell paid a total of $7.00
last Friday for driving a car without
an operator’s license.
J. A- Porter, charged March 26
with having inadequate brakes on
his car, paid $5.00 fine and costa.
Phil Morrison, for whom a com­
plaint was filed that he had allowed
stock to run at large in a closed
area, out at Fairview, agreed to keep
his stock under control and to pay been held up for warn of its product?
for serving the warrant and court
costs on Saturday of this week.
F. M. Bradley, arrested by the state
police for being intoxicated on the
highway, posted $10.00 bail for his
apperance.
Ybry presents
Infusioh de Parfum
Electric Power Is
Not Rationed
(From March 6 Electrical World)
“The power men should be proud of
the job that has been done in provid­
ing power supply. Power is never
been too little or too late. There is
Harold Koikhorst, former Coquille ! today no shortage of power. This is
police officer, who is now a member ' in sharp contrast to the situation as
of the F.B.I. organization of which ■ to many other vital necessities. I do
J. Edgar Hoover is the head, was a not know of a single instance in
visitor here a few days last week. which the operation of a plant has
He says he likes the work greatly and l been delayed by lack of electric
had just finished clearing up a case ! power supply.”
in South Dakota. His headquarters
These are the words of J. A. Krug,
have been recently changed from director of the office of War Utilities,
Butte. Mont., to Sioux City, Iowa. taken from a speech made by him
last month in Chattanooga before the
TV A distributors.
These are.^the
words of the man who this week be­
came the third man in WPB and who
has been and will be in a positipu, to
gauge the full meaning of such an
unequivocal statement.
These words should
end .- the
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