128.50
Packing Co, meau 20 86 , A. G. Trendell, labor
188.47
A Seed Co., feed
Harold Zeigler, labor
187.74
14.85'C. J. Martell, labor
ilarly serious, and, as there is
158.88
H John B. O”Sullivan, labor
Swift A Co., butter and cheese 71.23
88.42
BY REPRESENTATIVE RALPH T. MOORE
question of legislative intent, the
S. R. Stover, hauling milk .... 28.37 ' Charles Mentzer, labor ....
174.43
Mrs.
Lillian
Short,
Care
Delp
Carl
Mathews,
labor
Chas.
Stauff,
Co.
Trees.,
cash
can
be
left
over
to
be
cor
­
.... —..................
.....
147.28
children. Care of Dependent
50.00 I L. C. Burner, labor
adv. for hogs .... ---------------
100.50
75.00 1 Hudson’s Drug Store, drugs .. 28.22 I C. F. Hawk, labor .......
—■* Newspaper headlines announce the fact that there is a serious rected by the next legislature. If
148.24
Greenough, Represent­
Orin Demarest, labor .....
Schroeder A Hlkforbrand,
shortage of lumber in prospect for 1943. An earnest attempt is necessary, the Supreme Court could Tailant
137.55
ing Indigent Person, i, Circuit
—
^change the content of the bill to
3J5 I Chas. Hofer, labor
hardware .............. .................
being made to induce loggers to return to the woods to overcome make it conform with the intent of Court ________ __ —
188.58
15.00 J. A. Lamb, hardware............... 22 35 i Bill C. Daggett, labor .....
___
a .
179.83
State Ind. Acc. Comm., Indus­
Benham Transfer, diesel oil . 41.88 I William Dinsmore, labor
¡the legislature.
the log famine threatening the industry.
,
155.71
trial Insurarice ................... 47.34 Overland Goal Co., coal........... 13.00 i Cecil Hartley, labor ......
182.43
This brings to mind the similar conditions of the first World This sort of thing has happened West Coast Telephone Co., ser­
Coll McLean, labor ---------
Schroeder Bros. Mortuary,
Court House ...------- 121.70
155.48
32.50 i Carl Shore, labor........ .......
funeral, Lydia Olsen .......
War when it was found necessary in use soldiers in the woods and before and in this case is not par­ H. vices,
R. Homer, pigs, County
134.15
Ben A. Wigte, labor -------
Coos County Farm,
food.
ticularly serious. It does show the
mills to maintain necessary high rales of production.
115.71
44.30 i Jason Smart, labor . .........
Farm .......................... ,...... —.. 80.00
County Jail ........... ......
144.74
Walter L. Taff, labor -------
Stevens Cash Hardware, sup­
It seems to be impossible for a d------———--------------------.— danger in having a flood of bills at Tallant Greenough, Secy., Bud­
This choice by the governor is a the last moment Chances of clerical
geted Item, Coos County Bar
87.15
8.10 Ben Kuhnert, labor ----- .....
plies Carious Offices .........
democracy to benefit by experience.
139.21
350.00 J. A- Lamb Co., lawn mower
Assn.............
Van A. Spores, labor-------
Each group of officials who adminis­ well deserved tribute to Mr. Fql- error are very great and future leg- Marie Bellah, Salary, Steno­
188.03
17.85 Berlyn Billings, labor .... .
Court House .........................
grapher, County Court....... 148.10 Railway Express
ter the laws have to be educated by sheiin’s long yean of faithful public islaturec will do well to avoid this
50.34
Agency,
Gustav Amundsen, labor
service.
Particularly
was
his
courage
final
confusion.
Edwin Peterson, Salary, Depu­
111.35
4.38 Howard Carver, labor .....
express on books, Ration fid.
their own experience. The charac­
ty
Sheriff,
SherifFs
15745
171.12
Coquille Gas A Power Co.,
Oran Young, labor .............
teristics assigned to natives of the and perseverance of help to the Ban­
2.40 C. F. Christian, labor
120.84
gas. Defense Council ...»......
Indicative of the general concern Alice Perrott, Salary Deputy 117.35
great State of Missouri seem to have don people during the soul-trying
Eleanor Peterson, Salary,
135.30
Anderson Stationery, supplies.
Harold Robert, labor ...... .
Deputy, Tax Dept..............
157.85
spread over the whole nation. We days of the great fire. Louis came I over the war-time fate of the small
8.05 Teen Miller, labor --------
153.14
Ration Bokrd.... ...... .......—.....
through
nobly
then
and
he
will
come
business-man
is
the
current
investi
­
Muriel
Davis,
Salary,
Deputy
47.50
1.15 Don Crouch, labor ............
H. S. Norton, supplies ...........
' find ourselves in even a worse mud­
Tax Dept ..... -........
— 110.35 Coquille Service Station, auto
141.80
Sye Davis, labor .................
gation by Congress of the possibilities
dle than we were in during the first through just as nobly now.
Catherine Trendall, Salary,
supplies, County Car ...........
1.15 L. E. Hamlin, labor ...... ........ 103.68
of using most small businesses in
World War. It is worse because this
Tax
A <8M Dept____ _____ ________ 118.10 H. S. Norton, supplies, Various
Charles Wolff, labor .^...— _ 162 69
I the war production campaign..
Because
I
am
Representative
at
the
Juliene Freeman, Salary Depu­
2.85 Robert Palmer, labor ----- 111.88
-war is far greater in its scope and
Offices.... .............................
ty
_________
Sheriff, ,,
Tax Dept..........
121.10
Deluge«! by a plague of bureau-
Alfred Frederickson, Bounty
Alda L. Nosier, labor, Asst.
demands a far greater effort on the State Legisalture several sqnall em-
2.5q
Clerk ...............
.’...... 83.10
on 1
playen have complained to me about , critic forms, handicapped by a hope- Marie Clinton, Salary, Clerk,
part of the citizens.
Tax Dept. .-..-. I’..—.........
88.35
Arlyn Barklow, labor ------- ...
74.18
the
difficulties
they
are
having
in
leas
tangle
of
priority
regulations,
The one fact that tends to alleviate
J. W. Leneve, Salary Deputy
William H. Wann, Audit Con­
Lou L. Spencer, labor —.'
34.11
paying
off
their
men
properly.
They
aften
attacked
by
labor
unions,
and
Clerk, Clerk’s Office........... 181.80
the perils of the situation is the in­
tract Acc^J^Ui'<jaiBt.... ’ ” 818.00 Zeno Bridge, labor ........------ M.16
Georgianna Vaughan, Salary,
9. P. Bright, labor . ........ . ...... 38.16
clination on the part of our High brought their troubles to me thinking deprived of efficient help, a large
Deputy ................................... 158.80 Henry H. Dixon, M. D., ser­
Henry Wfoti, labor ...... 1........... 117.56
Command not to move until our boys that I could do something about it. proportion of small businesses have H. C. Getz, Salary, Draftsman,
vices—State va. Ferrel ...^.. 235.00 Chas. E. McDonald, operating
But
I
hasten
to
assure
them
that
I
given
up
the
ghost
and
quit
for
the
Assessors
Off.
.
...............
181.80
have been adequately supplied with
Thornton Tire Service, auto
Bullards Ferry ............... .
287.80
24.65 George Huther, oper. Riverton
supplies, Co. Farm ..... . .
the proper munitions to overwhelm as just as troubled as they and that duration, if not forever. Only the Ellis Salander, Salary, Depu­
ty
Assessor
-------
............
140.85
2.45
W. A. Sloan, plumbing work
'Fry.................................. .......... 128.10
the enemy. This policy will result in no one, not even in Washington, hardiest have mustered the courage May Enisle,
-
■ Deputy
-
• ....... ______
........ 134.10 Consolidated Freightways, Inc.
Coquille Medical Service Bu-M
somewhat prolonging the war, prob­ seems to know all of, the answers to to keep plugging. Many have seen Idyle A. Godard, Salary, Ste
- ­ .
2.21
freight, Court House ...........
«6.00
reau, hospital dues .............
their profits destroyed and the sav­
nographer, Supt, Office .........
....„ 111.75 Pacific Feed A Seed Co., sweet
ably, but will save a great many this perplexing problem.
Mutual Benefit Health A Acc.
Dr. G. f. Stark, Salary, He
Health
In former days one had merely ings of a lifetime swept away.
1.50
Insurance Co. Employees .... 83.88
peas ..........................................
American lives. Our High Command
Officer, Health Office... ___
50.00 Southwestern Motor Co., auto
Chas. Stauff, Co. Treas., de­
It is beginnnig to be clear that one
is to be commended for their to sit down and write out a check
Leia Elrod, Salary Health
2.50
supplies, County Car ...........
duction for War Bonds ....... 384.70
thoughtfulness and care in the use and forget It. Now it has become must be very small or very large to
Nurse ....___ __________ __ 134.35 Empire Fuel A Transfer Co.,
U. S. Collector for Inti. Rev.,
a
ritual
as
complicated
as
the
Abra
­
survive.
If
very
small,
one
es
­
Ethel C. Littler, Salary, Health
13.50
Red Cross Bldg. ---------- -----
of the forces placed at their disposal.
Victory Tax withheld ............ 287.31
Nurse ___ ______ __________ 14.25 Perry E. Heath, Cattle Indem-
There can be no blame attached cadabra of the most secret of fra­ capes most of the bureaucratic an­ Carolyn
Isaac R. Tower, oil ............... 86.08
Huff,
Salary,
Secre
­
8.00 Shell Oil Co., oil barrels ___
noyance and is left pretty much to
88.00
to anyone having to do with our se­ ternal societies,;
tary .„-------- ------------------- -
44.80 John M. Fabry, Cattle Indem­
Mountain States Power Co.,
So many different organizations himself. His greatest handicap is James H. Leonard, Salary Pro­
lective draft system. The latter is
4.00
nity -----------------------
lights
and
power
......
.
.........
22.57
bation Officer, Probation Of. 186.60
Deg License Fund
so complicated that no particular have their hands in the workman's the priority difficulty. If large, the
Peoples Water A Gas Co., wa­
Louis
J.
Langenberg,
Salary,
Ray Van Leuven,' 3 sheep
ter, North Bend -------- --
officer or groups of officers have pocket and require the employers, by Government can not very well af-
2.88
Court Reporter, Circuit Ct. 188.80
8.00 Hazer
killed by dogs ...... ................
Hardware Co., light
control over policy making.
This law, to make the deductions from this ford to let the business die and will Earl L. Schroeder, Salary Jani­
Wm. H. Kay, work, Assessor’s
globes .............. . ............... .......
1.58
tor, Court House................... 82.10
24.00
has been characteristic of the bu­ payroll, that only the best trained' therefore grudgingly concede what-
Office ---------------------------- -
Howard Cooper Corporation,
Chas.
Roberts,
Salary,
Janitor
accountants
have
any
-chance
of
ever
is
necesary
to
keep
things
going,
4t70
Wm.
H.
Kay,
work
A
mileage
reaucratic system for the past de­
material ____ __ ______ ___ 188.88
and Jailer ___ ......----------- - 117.35 Chas. Stauff, Co. Treas., For
Thia sort of thing throws our
Nelson Equipment Co., ma­
cade and is not conducive to the keeping things straight.
Belle Whitsett, Salary Matron
purchase
War
Defense
.1
In a current issue of Collier’s mag- economy off balance and the danger
terial .........______________
20.24
projnpt and vigorous action essential
and Cook, Jail....................... 74.10
Bonds for County Em­
Interstate Tractor A Equip.
azine there appears two very spicy is fully realized by legislative, gov- F. C. McNelly, Salary, Supt.,
during war times.
ployees .........
1 288.50
Co., material (gear) ...........
8.88
County Farm ......
... 143.10 U. S. Collector Internal Rev­
Local draft boards are composed of cartoons on this very ,subject. One of ernment, labor and civic leaden of
Columbia Equiment Co., ma­
Edith McNelly, Salary Matron
enue, Victory Tax for March 182.58
them
shows
a
line
of
workmen
get-
■
..............
the
better
types.
A
real
effort
is
terial .......
.... 123.14
patriotic men giving freely of their
County Farm .......
87.10 Ray Erehinger, Cruising Tim­
J. A. Lamb Co., light globes,
time and effort, without compensa­ ting their money at the pay window. being made to come to the rescue H. R. Clark, Salary, County
ber for Count» .....---------- -— 28.80
etc........... ............ ................ .
1.87
145.10 Standard Oil Co. of Calif.,
tion, for the good of the nation. They Then a little further down is an­ with something to do for the armed
Oregon-Nevada-Calif., Fast
exp. Nurse
For Gasoline, County Farm
are swamped with various and often other window at which the deductions forces. Many good showings have
Freight, freight _________
Health__ _ ___ _____ ______ 42 JO
A Co. Car ............... ................ 58.27 Huling Lundy A Sons, roofing
conflicting directives
until they are made. The manager explains been made by little shops able to Ethel C.UttUr. Mileage........... 33.70
Sheriffs
Off.
George
Huther, special service
Coquille
Medical
Service
hardly know what they are supposed this peculiar arrangement by sayjpg convert to war work.
Chas. Stauff. Co. Treas., cash
operating Fy. .......................... 3.00
that
it
is
good
for
the
morale
of
the
A
little
booklet
entitled
“
Jobs,
Bureau,
Hospital
Dues,
iu,
1.50
adv. Sheriffs Office ...........
to do, or where they stand.
It
A. Martin, towing
County Employees ...»___ .... 48.00 Weitem World, Supplies - ----
11A5 George
would appear to be much more in­ workmen to let them hold their full Freedom, Opportunity,” is being dr­ Mutual Benefit Health A Acc.
ferry with boat —....... ...... 10.00
West Coast Telephone Co.,
telligent to make the matter of draft pay in their hands even for a few 1 culated around as an answer to the
Comm., Insurance________
2.00 Chas. Stauff, Co. Treas., cash
services ...... . ...... ..................
8.00
question of what we are really fight­ James H. Leonard, Mileage and
state-wide instead of being concen­ seconds.
10.40 .
ade. ....... ...............——
West Coast Telephone Co.,
exp., Probation Officer___ _ 76.28 Clara A. Stauff, clerical
The other picture shows twe ing for. It is an answer to the post­
trated in Washington. This method
services .................... .............. 22.53
Lan P. Peterson, Salary and
111.10 .
vices ......
—----- -—
would result in a better balance be­ buildings side by side. The smaller war planning scheme of the English
Coos Bay Logging Co., lumber 85 26
Mileage, Co. Commr---------- 128.50
Cecil Hartley, filing saws .....
5.80
tween armed forces and necessary of the two, a mere shack, is the fac­ economist, Keynes, whose works Frances Skyles, Salary, Depu­
A Banks Shipbldg. Co.,
ty Clerk, Clerks Oft ____ 84.78
.85 Kruse
supplies to maintain them at the tory of a manufacturing company. have greatly influenced the Ameri-
rent of scow .......... . ....... ...... 40.00
The larger of the two, an imposing can economy during the past decade, I E. L. Jteterson, Co.
proper level of efficiency.
. George Youst, lumber _____
31.88
genes trips to P
Martha
E.
Mulkey,
mileage
....
building,
is
explained
by
the
owner
;
This
book
lists
the
above
three
A. Barrows, royalty on gravel 11.80
But in spite of all the rushing
•1.03 Margaret Snider, extra help..
W. P. Fuller A Co., paints .... 58.80
wildly in many directions we will as being the building in which the things as being of the greatest in­ P. W. Culver, Salary, Co
The J. K. GiU Co., supplies ...
Robert L. Owen, drag line
iriiMioncr .....
48.80 The News Press, supplies _.■■■
someWhow..muddle through and get company’s government forms are terest to the boys in our armed forces
bucket, etc. ................ ..... .
50.00
I at
time. After
After reading
reeding it I
Bailiff, CtoStt^Court.1^!^
Association for Childhood Ed.,
at this
this time.
the job of winning the war over with. made out
State
Ind. Acc. Comm., indus­
2100
1.03
books .......... ............................
Can more be said to illustrate the must say that the text does indeed Hasel Foss, Work In Clerk’s
trial insurance __________ _ 321.17
A democracy does not wage war ef­
Csmsty Surveyor
Office __________________ 31.08 F. R. Bull. Agent, bond -------- 25.00 State Ind. Acc. Comm., indus­
ficiently but does work best during absurdity of our present bureaucratic express the general theme and trend
trial insurance ....................... 442.34
'
of thought of those returned soldiers Koke Chapman Company, Cir­
H. R. Clark, mileage, Co. Prop.
peace times. The one thing we have system?
Mountain States Power Co.,
cuit Court Filas...... ....... .......
-
7.50
Agent
-----------
-------
--------------
and
sailors
with
whom
it
has
been
overlooked in the past is the necessity
Ughts,
North
Bend and
Cooa Bay Harbor, Checks fdr
Health Dept.
They are
Charleston ______ _______
The eyes of the Oregon Production my privilege to talk.
3.00
for maintaining peace by’ having such
Co. Treas.......... ............... .... .. 13.50 Dr. Donald M. Long, Services,
K. Rubber Welders, auto
25.00 Q. supplies
a powerful army and navy that no Board are being focused on Coos unitedly interested in the prospect Hana Nelson, Moving Wm.
County Clinic -------------------
.... .................... ..........
3.18
Wilkoff ................................... 10.00 Shaw Surgical Company, en­
one would dare attack. It would be county because of its large timber of jobs and opportunity for advance­
Coquille Service Station, auto
Campbell Funeral Home, Fun­
velopes
for
X-Ray
------------
ment.
They
are
remarkably
clear
in
stands
and
because
of
the
alarming
supplies ____________
18.7f
costly but far cheaper than to sac-
eral of A. M. Olson --------- 35.00 Coquille Laundry Co., services
George F. Burr Motor Co.,
riflce the lives of our young men shortage of lumber in prospect this their thought, for young fellows. One Drs. Peacock, Long A French,
DSL Atty.
auto' supplies ____________
has not time for unimportant frills
Examination __ __________
5.00 Ben C. Flaxel, Dist. Atty.,
as we will have to do before this is year.
F. A. Robb, expense trip to
a/c Stenog. Salary, etc....... 10445
It defies the imagination to con­ and trifles in the jungles of Guadal- Burks Camera A Art Shop.,
over.
Salem
__ ____ _ _______ ___
Pictures for Dist. J
r
Ctrmdt Court
.70
--- ____
____
__ ,
ceive ____
of the
huge
quantities
of 1 canal or on the sands of Africa, Louis J. Langenberg,
Gregg Hardware, Material.......
Dr. J. D. Rankin, Testimony
Moore Mill A Lumber Co.
An interesting news item ap­ boards and dimension used in crat- I Things that matter seem naturally to
ing inquest and Trans.,
25.00
—A. Ferrie —----------- ----- -
Lumber ...................... ............
-______ a of
___-
.------ parts
____ 1 come to the surface and all others
Coroner ___________
<3.55 Dr. L. B. Gould, examination
thousands
airplanes,
peared on the inside of one of the ing the *«._
Southern Pacific Co., storage
City
of
Marshfield,
Rent
of
340
—
Helen
Griswold
....
.......
..
dailies this week. It told of the lay­ for motorized vehicles, ammunition, fade in such places. These lads will
of road oil ..... .................. .....
Circuit Ct Rooms, Circuit
L. C. Sherwood, Court Bailiff 37.00 Feenaughty Machinery Co.,
ing off of a large number of workers and other munitions, for our armed be bard to sell gold bricks to when
Court__ __ ______________ 40.00
County Farm
material --------- -------------------- 200.01
they come home to us.
v
Chadwick Lodge No. 88, A. F.
at the largest munitions plant in forces.
Jeffie Sanford. Salary, Cook 88.10 Coos Bay Stationery Co., office
A A. M„ Grave lots in Mas.
The Oregon legislature sought to
An appeal is being made to all
Nathan
Sanford,
Salary,
Canada.
supplies -----------------------------
----- —A
AU.
—¿—.A—I—
------------------- ««
____ I____ .____ ’
40.00
Farmhand ....,_........ 4L.------ 88.10 City of Coquille, water, Coun­
This plant was working on equip­ former loggers to return to their protect the state’s small businesses Coquille Bakerjr; Bread, Jail.1
8.« Elizabeth Lambert, Salary,
1 - In
a -
* --- A..» a * _
1. _A_ _
S t
r~41 i nisiix
inwAA
--------- ■
*
—
ty shop ___ ______________
ment for the Canadian army. The former jobs as a patriotic duty. No by reducing taxes and removing Stonecypher Packing Co., meat 18.48
Wsftor ................................ 58.80 Union Oil Co., kerosene oil,
344 George Workman, Salary, Or­
dispatch stated that the army had greater service can be done to our troublesome regulations wherever it Mrs. A. M. Willey, Milk . ........
72.15
•8.10 Coquille Wood Co., wood for
derly
................ ...............
been equipped to the point Where native land by anyone with ex- could. But the Federal burden is Central Transfer Co., freight
on grates, Court House.......
William
Stewart,
Salary,
so
very
much
greater+than
the
state-
perience
in
logging
than
to
return
shop ___ _________________
heavy production was no longer
10.00
Marchant Calculating Mach.
Nightwatch ----------------- - — 45.00
to the woods and hegl meet the tre­ imposed that even the maximum help
needed.
Co., mainten. on machine .
35.00 Reta Horton, Salary, Nurse .... 105.10 Industrial Repaii Ir Co., labor
and
material
This could mean one of two things. mendous goal set for the industry by by the legislature will have little ef­ West Coast Telephone Co.,
Jimmie Oage, use of truck . 80.00 Farr A Elwood Co., material ...
Services, air raid center, De­
Coquille Service Station, auto
fect. The job must be done by both
That the goods were being piled the War Production Board.
Central Transfer Co., freight
fense .......................................
5.80
6.35 Pioneer Hardware Co., mater­
supplies^^-j-
Let everyone keep this in mind federal and state acting in unison.
up in the warehouses because suffi­
West Coast Telephone Co., Ser- I
ial ........... .............__________
It is significant that England has
cient shippinig was not availaable to during the coming season and help in
vices, defense council....... ... 15.18 Boys ,A Girls Aid Society,
Oregon Pacific Co., material.... 22.07
move it, or it could mean that the every way possible to see that suf- , increased personal income taxes but Marshfield Chamber of Com­
13.00 Rogers Rock Products, crushed
care County children ...... .
merce, office facilities, help 100.00 Farr A Elwood Co., radiator
army was fully equipped in propor­ ficient logs are produced to supply1 left corporate pretty much as they
rock __ __________________
D. H. Benson, Bounty on 8 bob
1.00 McGeorge Gravel Co., culvert 37.50
valve. Jail —.-....... .... —------
tion to its numbers and that only re­ our mills for the coming winter. It were. The English are preparing tor
15.00 Central Transfer Co., freight
. 40.15
placements would be needed here­ is as important as the manufacture the business of peace by bolstering James McWiliiam, bounty on 1
on water tank .....__ ......__
.55
bob cat____ __ ___________
2.50 W. L. Bell, meat .......... . ........... 52.71 ' F. S. Slover Co. material....... 275.84
of guns and ammunition. Our boys UP their private economy.
They
after.
Smith Wood Products, Snc.,
E. C. Standley, bounty on 1
Stonecypher Packing Co., meat
8.00 '
Owing to the fact that shipbuild­ at the front need proper shelter as j h*ve politely listened to the philoso-
lumber ........... .................... .. 44.35
bob cat ..................... .. ........ ..
City
of
Coquille,
water,
Court
A. B. Daly A Co., material..
ing industries have done so well, well as munitions. Let us see that Phy of Keynes and Beveridge and Coos Bay Times, publishing
House A Jail------ -------------
18.05 ' Western Auto Supply Co., auto 45.M
just as politely pigeon-holed them
notices ______ __ ____ ____
3.00 Mountain States Power Co.,
and because of the increasing effi­ they get them both.
supplies
----- --------------------
2.85
lights A power ...........
1 133.13 Mintonye A Wardrip, auto
■ o
both. Old John Bull is bluntly re- Emma M. Pierce, work in Tax
ciency of the anti-submarine patrol,
Dept., Sheriff’s Office ......... 105.10 Carter, Rice A Co., janitors
it is probable that the latter of the' A peculiar situation has arisen in 1slistic in the matter of business,
supplies ..... .... . .................. .
Helen Winegar, Work _____
84.10
supplies ________________
47.00 C. J. O’Neil, auto supplies....... 38.88
24.84
two facts is the true one.
regard to the Occupational Disease 1 W the English are sold on the idea Georgia Davidson, Work.____ 101.10
Variem Offices
Golders Auto Parts Co., auto
Canadian munitions plants have Bill passed the last night of the 43nd lhat fre« enterprise for profit is the Wilda Mae Van Meter, work
Coquille Valley Sentinel, pub­
supplies
.....
88.88
in Assessors Office................. 15.54
lishing court proc., etc.
132.70
: only sound basis of economy, we
been working much longer than ours. session.
üfo iuÿitai:"".. 8.1
Yvonne Kern, extra help....... 85.10
The conference committee, com- should be more so. They have had Wilda Ostrander, extra help.... 105.10 Coos Bay Times, publishing A
The Canadian army is much smaller
Orchard Auto Parte Co., auto
Adv. .
27.40
supplies ..........
18745
than ours. But it does give them sub­ pased of Senators Walsh and Wal­ centuries of experience and have Alice Rhay, machine opera­
Red Croes Bife.
Thornton Tire Service, auto
tor —..... .. .... ...... ... ....... ... 107.10 1 V. M. Arrington,
stantial relief in the problem of lace, and Representatives Lage and tried about everything in the book.
____ ______
ington.Jabor
A ma-
supplies ............. ...................... 80.85
terial on Bldg....... _....
87.28 Southwestern Motor Co., auto
farm man-power at a time when Moore, arrived at an agreement as Isn’t it proof enough, then, of the Jean Newton, machine opera­
tor ....... ----------------------------- 117.10 1 West Coast Telephone Co.,
Canada badly needs it.
to the final draft of the bill. One of effectiveness of our business struc­ Jean Williams, extra help..... 105.10
supplies
..............
105.35
Service Ration Board No.
Earl Littrell Supply Co., auto
It is to be hoped that the United the points in controversy was the, ture that they have adopted it?
Wm. F. Howell, Sheriff, mile­
71 ...........................................
26.75
supplies .........
138.6«
Off..................... 47.50 COos Bay Stationery Co., sup­
States will arrive at that point some manner of selecting the medical board ,
e have bu lt up the treatest age, S. Sheriffs
Motors,
auto
Howell, returning pris­
plies, Various Offices ......... 11«. 15 Southwestern
time in the not too distant future, to examine claimants. The Senate country on the earth by free en ter - Wm.
supplies ................................... 18.15
oner ............. ...........................
8.41 H. S. Norton, supplies. Ration
J- A J. Tire Co., auto sup-
It would mean that the end of the had one method of selection, the Pri**
We will deserve everything B. K. Werner, rental of type­
Board ..... . ..............................
7.40 , Ph« ............. Ju» ....................
113.25
war was in sight.
, House another.
j that will happen to us if we are
writer -------- ---------------- -----
8.00
lsa2.c
Tower> «uto supplies
3.80
—o—
-j- In the final draft, as the Senate fo°lish enough to trade it off for the Burroughs Adding Machine
E. U. Smith, bounty on bobcat
J. E. Haseltine A Co., mater­
Co., Ribbons . ......................
10.00 Louis Eisele, bounty on 2 cats
The appointment of L. D. Felsheim conceded several points to the House, nebulous theories of a foreign econ-
ial
..............
...........................
38.04
L. W. Oddy, County Clerk,
Orville Brown, bounty on 1 cat
Stevens Cash Hardware, ma
as county judge is well received the House conceded the method of
postage and exp, various
Clarence E. Mullins, travel
terial
......
.
...................
18.01
medical board selection to the Sen-
Our «n«ll businesses need nothing
.. —...... ........
throughout the county.
expense. Hunter ................... 40.00 MCial8ir H,rdware C®-’ m«t«r
be let alone. They are Charle*
Forrest, mileage,
Dog License Fund
Mr. Felsheim’s executive ability, ate. The bill then, as finally turned more than
7.40 ¡Vern Magill, Sheep killed by
iSi Tr^« •
plus his personality, should insure out by the conference committee, the life-giving cells of our national1
Standard Oil Co., of Calif
_ dogs .................. ....................... 15.00
gasoline and o0- .
economy. If they die, the nation
... - .
his success as heed of ths tfdqpty. gov- carried the Senate’s method of
c- feoor
Comments On PublitAffairs
COUNTY COURT
b
W
When the matter was placed in the
governor’s hands he had to use his
own judgment in selecting the prop­
er man and was no doubt influenced
by his past acquaintance with Mr.
Fellheim.
..The appointment seems to be a
happy one and the entire county will
unite behind Mr. Felsheim to give
him its loyal support in his admin­
istration.
*
cinate hogs, Co. Farm ___ _
i Chas. Stauff, Co. Treas., cash
I adv. County Court _______
33.84
Western Union, services, Court
A Shfs. Off. ...---- -------------
2.87
Mrs. James H. Leonard, at­
tending girl to Louise Home,
Juvenile Office ________ .
•.00
F. C. McNelly. transporting
Woman's Club Annual May Day
3 persons ——------ ......—
24.15
C* Farm
Coos County Farm, food used
44 00
on farm--------------- '.----------
Pioneer Grocery Co., groceries 113.44
I
Busy Corner Grocery, groceries I 2045
House method and was passed in that! unfriendliness towards business be
way by both houses.
‘
succeeded by a decade of friendli­
lt now develops that through some nes" and co-operation. Our troubles
clerical error, the House’s method of wiu quickly vanish and real social
selection was printed in the bill as security will come to our people
draft of the bill and the
V
T. Ralph
Salary, Chief
County of Coos: as.
!. L; W. Oddy, County Clerk of
CÆy’ Oryn> and «x-officio
208.35 clerk of the county court, do hereby
Gunder Gunderson, labor .... 154.10 certify that the foregoing ia a state­
Wayne Goodman, labor .... .. 184.75 ment of the amount of claims allowed
Mike Boone, labor ................... 78.13 WÆ-'LKS? Ï
Ernest Franson, labor
....... 158.04
•PPeers on the exhibits of claims in
James L. Child, labor ______
37.81
Victor Demarest, labor______ 155.73 my office and custody.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
Ralph Hnrlbutt, labor ............ 148.88
County Court affixed this
O.r. Smith, labor........ ..... .
103.03 15th day of
Henry FrSnson, lab«......
180.43
County Clerk
W. M. Williams, labor
Deputy
CUrit_______________
Tom Evans, Salary, Shop
Foreman __ _____ ______
147.85
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