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H. A. TOUNOtriM-D. ORD8R8
(Taken from The Sentinel of Friday,
July 27, 1923)
H. A. FOUNG, Editor
Firman Wilson, half-breed Indian,
One Year-------------------- ----------- 82 00 trie* to kill girl, then takes own life
Six Months........ ............................ LOO at Gold Beach.
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No subscription taken unless paid
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tor in advance. This rule is tmpera
Judge R. H. Mast and J. E. Norton
live.
ma U»** « a DortlnnH fiiitwinv Mveninfl
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are going to Portland Sunday evening
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Entered at the Coquille Poetoffice a* highway Commission on Monday.
Second Class .Mail Matter.
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A Myrtle Point press dispatch
states that a score of new trucks have
recenty been brought in there from
outside point to be employed in haul
ing cedar logs in from the various
camps now being operated in that
vicinity. They are operating night and
day. Mayor Schroeder says that some
of the truck operators ure making
good money this year.
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__ 1- W. Fimi «nd Willard 81
Th® “t>»y« of '*•” 0P®ned 1Mt
Office
Corner
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ning in the new Ellingson building
with a large crowd in attendance,
which crowded the table* and the
dance floor The baseball club real
It
ized a little over 8200 last night and
MUIR
should do a* well br better both to
STS
night and Saturday evening.
Th* Pasadena, Calif., Star-News, of
July 2, contained the announcement
of the engagement of Austin Hazard
to Mias Marjorie Sweety, of that city.
The wedding will take place some
time this fall when Austin goes on
his two weeks’ vacation. He is with
the Standard Oil Co. at Salem and is
making good.
r u ms
*4« til
U. S. Industry
And The War,
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Cattle Club, with offices in New
York City, wheih sends «out the news
item. This important Job is made
possible through registrations and
Harris Ellsworth is the first repre transfers made by Jersey breeders
sentative elected to Congres* from everywhere.
the new 4th district, the so-called
“Southern Oregon district." He also
handled himself well; proved to be
i tactful, firm, industrious; demon
strated good judgment.
It is to be
i hoped that tor the sake of the state,
I his district will keep him in Congres*.
There are many rapscallion* in
Congress; we had a sample of some
of the worst in two members of the
committee "which was here in a so-
called inquiry into ship-building. We
sat at those hearings in Portland, and
were disgusted that any United
States constituency could elect so
unworthy a represetative a* either.
It made us feel extra pride in our
two Oregon congressional districts
i in gmvinu
’Bcij such
having Liit
chosen
such * fit men as
Stockman and Ellsworth,
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People Buy Registered
Praise For Congressman
How To Prevent
From This Fourth District
Food Spoilage, Waste i
(Oregon Voter)
To prevent food spoilage and waste
and even serious accidents the follow
ing information is issued by the Coos
County Nutrition committee, accord
ing to the chairman, Mrs. Dorothy
Bishop,, county home demonstration
agent.
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“Food should be pm-ked hot into hot
Jan and not too much in the jar.
When Jan are packed too full, the
pressure is increased inside the Jar
increasing the danger of an imperfect
seal and even jar breakage or ex
plosion. A sufficient amount of head
space should be allowed each jar—1
inch for pints and 1H inches for
quarts except for corn, beans and
other starchy vegetables when an ad
ditional H inch is left,” says Mrs.
Bishop.
18 Op.
Homemaker* are also warned to
read and follow the directions care-
fully for all type* of jar* and closures
U. 0. ÜC.-ICÍ-'
COMPOUND Tdjtets
Fuhrman's Pharmacy
SECURITY PIG SLOP
SAVES MILK/" WAR
Mr*. F. d. Leslie, president of the
Woman's Club, informs the Sentinel - C. A. Gage and Paul Walker went •
that the club has had the girls’ bath down to Bandon yesterday for the
house across the river repaired and a opening of the new 340,000 play ■ ing to seal because the user didn t
(San Francisco Examiner)
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read her direction*. The wag brings I Herman Summerlin, of Arago, has
The United Nations have invaded new approach put in so that it is house in that city.
many change* including materials I Purchased the registered Jersey bull,
Milk hM so« to War
Sicily, as a prelude to an offensive easily accessible.
an canact buy It. That’s a mighty
Mr. and-Mrs. Geo. Folsom, par- used in canning supplies, and with Pansy Eagle Boy 446494, from O H.
»gainst Italy and all of Europe held
good raaaoo for iwiulung your
Sam Root, of
by the Axis.
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, Clyde
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- ha» just installed 150 ent* of Bert Folsom and their three change of material* we have a change Aasen of Arago.
pig» and hog« from milk to Beeurily
The initial phases of the invasion more of the air cushion opera seats sons, Dr. C. F„ Louis and Roy, and in methods of using, ko read direc- Broadbent, has purchased the regis-
Food Slop - which dom aeompkta
the
doctor
’
s
daughter,
Florence,
came
fanling idb at a much lower com .
were successful, and there is ti>* in the Liberty Theatre so that all the
tions carefully even though you feel ‘ered Jersey cow. Betty St. Mawes
But
tbara are other reaaoaa, too.
fullest confidence that the major ob- middle section and ten or twelve in last Friday afternoon for a visit. you know how."
Noble
Bessie 1348193, from Mr.
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aocurity rood Slop haipa perk up
rows
back
on
the
two
sides
are
now
jective* will be attained.
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To make it, more convenient for | Aasen, of Arago, and Fred Berry,
appstitaa, toad« on ths pounds, and
There ia a strong probability that homemaker* to get a satisfactory . Coquille, purchased the bull, Ruby
The campaign was well organized, of that character. Thfy are as com-
nniahas your hogs ia racord tiata.
For Sala by
It has been well executed.
fortable a chair a* can be procured.’ the former battery—Carl Gilbert and answer to their food preservation | Volunteer Eagle 445931, from Aasen.
Carl King—will be In the North Bend problems quickly, a food preservation
The whereabouts of all registered
There is every reason to believe it
I County Clerk Inez F Bunch return- Un» up against Bandon Sunday, as chairman for each of the towns in the Jerseys Is known and carefully
will succeed.
And when it has succeeded, it will ed last Sunday from h*r two weeks’ they have been highly recommended county has been appointed and each watched over by the American Jersey
be a great triumph for productive vacation, which she spent in Portland, to the management of the club
1* prepared to answer question* that
free enterprise in the United State*.
arise with authentic information pro
The offensive against Sicily was
requirement*. No, 1 beef 1* graln- vided by the Oregon State College
While it ia not required by law that auto driven have
mounted "principally and almost en
I fed, and the shortage of hay and dif Extension Service and the Bureau of
tirely with American equipment.
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ferent grains for cattle feeding last Home Economics, United States De
Many of the two thousand ship*
year forced many cattlemen to re partment of Agriculture,
which carried the invading force to
sort to range fattening. Northwest
The committee in each of the towns
Sicily were American manned and
cattle grower* are beginning to won is sponsored by th» Red Cross Can
Under the provisions of the new. state law, which becomes
built.
der if grassfed steers art1 going to teen Units euupersting with the Coos
effective on June 10, it is highly desirable, from the auto-
Moat of the great swarms of air
become a glut on the market. Such County Nutrition for Defense Com
1st’« point of view that his car be fully covered by Liability
planes that gave the invading force
beef is good meat, but with point ra mittee. Th» following persona have
Insurance to make sure /that, in case of an accident or col
its indispensable cover were made'
tioning and the armed forces taking been appointed: Marshfield, Mr*. W.
lision, for which he may not be responsible, that the license
in the United State*.
practically all o( the grainfad beef P. McKenna, telephone 752; North
of his car is not suspended, pending court action to deter
The thousands of tanks and heavy
their only market 1* civilian con Bend, Mr*. Lorance Eikworth, 3223;
mine where the fault lay.
guns, the mountains of munition* and
Bandon, Mr*. Harry Houghton, 524
sumption on » rationed basis.
supplies, the vast stores of fuel and
and Mrs. Hugh Stevenson, 541; and
FOR THE BEST IN LIABILITY INSURANCE SEE
food—all were American in large
Great reserve* of fuel oil «nd gas Myrtle Point, Mrs. George Hoffman,'
part.
2<J. Those in Coquille may call Mrs.
oline are being built up in Waahnig-
The offensive against Sicily wm
Washington, D. C., July 29,— Tita ton. Oregon and Alaska, but not for Dorothy Bishop, County Home Dem
made possible by American produe-
Office Phone 5
hay grower»’ association, whose m*m- th« use of civilians, The war strate onstration Agent, 65L.
“n wls launched and carried out
eompriM. th* hay
These
persons
may
be
called
upon
gy board has Issued a direotive to the
with American production.
, Washington and Oregon, have been California oil companies to create for canning information or may be
a ’ surplus
urpiUlt of
01 foods
In fact, the United Nation, are not endeavoring to obtain p»r ndsslon all-time reserves of thwe Petroleum contacted where •
produst*, Th* purpose is tq untici- [** ,
7!rtt>ry. G*rde,‘ a,>d I some
capable of offensives and invasion* tarn the offhe of price admlnlatr*. product*. Th* purpose is to antici
the big
Plck ‘‘ on -hans, etc.
without American production.
.Uon to add a am.ll eharg. for car- pate
pate the
big Pacific
Pacific push,
push, when
when MV^
sev °*7 * ”***" ’*'1
England hM been kept in the war (rying in the coming winter, but witb- eral thousand surface ship* of »very
description »nd thousands of air
ever since Dunkirk by American pro- :OU‘ ’ucce» to date- n tht
duction
Induehy feed has become the Mo. I craft oombin» to move in on the Jap
Russia Mved Stalingrad with the Problem. It is averted that there to anese to wipe out *11 resistance, The
substantial aid of American produc- not enough hay Jn sight (alfalfa, vessels from Puget sound, Columbia
river and Alaska points must be kept
tion, and thus remained in the war. I w41^ or tame hay )
na*e*
Motorists who fail to entiorjc all
Even China is staying to the war' Quirem^ta and the pnee of hay |* supplied with fuel, for not all of the gasoline coupons In their mileage ra
ships will move westward out of Cal tion books Immediately mny subject
principally in the hope of being Mved »uch
mofe P««*»*
ultimately by American production. ,h^ thto
then any other crop; ifornia port*.
themselves to a penalty of losing part
The*,
thing* to
to be
remembered
Regulation of «met continues In a
These fuel reserve* are being of their rations, OPA officials an
1.
These are
are thing*
be remembered
KeMeeky Straight Bourbon Whiskey
when the part of the United State* II messand^ there **"*
* I*?** stocked up while the yard* of the nounced today.
number of ealtle on the farm* than northwest »re building and launch
In the past, it has not been neces
in this war is disparaged.
CWBJMtFCZI, AS tTS NAMK"
Buteher* h*ve been ing ship* and by the time the push sary to endorse coupons until they
It has often been disparaged in the ever before.
restricted
In
slaughtering
*nd
the
start*
in
earnest
th*
gasoline
and
oil
National Distiller« Product« Cerp.'N. Y.
were
aeutally
used
to
buy
gas,
OPA
put.
Naturally, explained, but immediate endorse
It is often Mid that England stood livestock ha* been piling up. The Will be in readiness.
Proof
alone in the battle of Britain, with public hM been unable to purchase these prodigou* quantitlM of petro- ments are now required under a new
out mention of the American oil that the meat It needs (some exceptions. )eUm product* w|U *ub*t»nUally re OPA amendment, both as a protection
kept the Royal Air Force aloft or of of course), and the stockmen ar*' duce the gas and fuel oil available to the public and as a help to the
the American tanker fleets that got wondering where they will b* able for civilian consumer* and, • strict OPA investigators to checking misuse
to ntotHtn "the hay for their stock. rationing of thaw cwnfnodltie* can of ration coupon». The new require-
the oil to England.
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It is often sai(J that the great Rus- Among thoM in touch with the »itua- be expected. If th* push I* if) the went also means greater protection
*ian Army’.tood a’l'oiie m the’ eastern ‘lot there are some who predict that winter it will mean lea* heat for
to the motorist whose bqok is lost or
dwelling* and office buildings, a re stolen,
front, without mention of the Ameri-
_ wiU
can convoy* that made th* hazardous for, with feed scarce, there will b* duction under the 65 degree*. The
The endorsement, which consists of
nothing to do but slaughter animals time may come when the navy will writing or printing in ink th» license
run to Murmansk.
back up a truck to * private home number and state of registration of
American production ha* been in on a grand scale.
The food question gets down to th* and pump out ths oil in storage tank the vehicle, and must be made on the
this war from the first, has been the
mainstay of every Allied front, has chickens and turkey*. Those who In order to furnish fuel for ths fleet. face rather than the back of the cou
prevented every discouraging defeat raise poultry professionally are wor
pon, and it must be mad«, on the cou
from being a disastrous rout, has ried. There is an abundance of chick-
pon by th* holder of the book im
The
Ameican
people
will
be
made every Allied success possible |ens and turkeys now, but unless the
mediately upon receipt of same. Ser-
more
economical
after
the
war.
They
necessary feed is made available »
and eventually will win the war.
_ utilize
___ things
_ which
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wee station attendants are nut per-
*r* learning to
After winning the war, American slump in the flocks is expected. Th* were'tomierly towed away and which '"‘tUd * Perform his function for
quartermaster
department
wishes
production will win the peace.
in the stress of war they now reallM lhe motorists,
It will restore and rebuild civili civilian* to lay off turkey* in August are
ar* valuable:
"MotcrwU who
now
valuable.’ The list range* from
wh° are
•«* J Just
u,‘ n
°* re-
and
September
iri
order
to
apeumu-
zation.
tin cape for bottles to tubes for tooth- c«lvtog their new "A ’ gasoline ration
It will feed ihe hungry nations and ’ *at* birds for the troops overseas, but
paste and shaving cream. The mat- I
•lwuW Immediately comply with
establish their industries snd give vi- ithe ,eed situation will have much to
ter of fertilizer 1» coming to th* fore
new order," said George R. Lewis,
tallty to their enterprise and reality do with the amount of turkey, th*
as scientists *ay that th* l*nd on the 1
Associate enforcement Attor-
to their hope*.
government buy* for the soldier*
This war is different from any other.
Every man 4
L)ur investigators wi!! start im-
American production is' the won- I Corn is almost impossible to obtain west side of the CMcades lu being
or woman, young or old, „ who takes
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a machine
exhausted and something must be mediately to examine the "A" books
der and salvation of the world.
»ln ‘he northwest, according to reports,
tool or a garden implement on home soil is as much
done to increase its fertility. From
motorist* making gasoline pur-
It is enabling free nations to sur- »nd this is almost » "must" in feed for
a fighter for freedom as the one in uniform. Pro
th* days of the first white man in c,'Me* and those In possession of
vlve
chicken* and turkeys, Argentina com,
duction‘at home means Victory in the field, air or
It is making conquered nation*' which formerly cam* into the north- th* Pacific northwest crab* have been bo®ks not properly endorsed will be
on the sea. As soon as the need was made appar
caught and after th* meat had been c,t®d
»PP»«r at local board offices
free again.
WM‘ by the shipload, ia no longer
ent after Pearl Harbor we turned all our resources
extracted th* sheila were thrown into where
may remove coupons
What a wonderful thing It is that I available because of a shortage of
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Rztailrs* ’* I Auric u/Llzkri
over to war production. Our workers have built up
tbs ae*. Conservationist* now ex i from the books," Lewis added.
free productive enterprise existed inlcar8° «pace,
the output, to top place, and we intend to keep it
"We are determined to prevent di
plain that these shells contain ele
the United States, and was preserved.
there.
version of unendorsed coupons into
ments
which
are
needed
to
rebuild
the
Let us remember this, when our I Beef slaughtering In the northwest
black market channels, and insistence
American system of free enterprise is
increased a good 20 per cent soil apd should bo used as fertilizar
of prior endorsement of coupons by
In War Any Waste is a Crime.
Do Not Waste
during the past few week*. Cattle-
belittled and assailed.
the motorist Is the best means of
Electricity Just P-'-use No Ration Ticktis
remember it.!
who were
Auto Registration In Oregon
Let us especially
complishing this purpose,” Lewis
Are Required I
when it is disparaged bv subversive prlce* “* now «hiPP‘n« ,n trainioads Down Slightly This Year
dared.
own
country
every
we,k
Bnd
the
P
ackin
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P
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anU
of
elements within our
Motor vehicle registration In Ore- f
Washington and Oregon are operating
and smeared by our own politician*.,
A traveling examiner from
full blast. Considerable of the beef gon amounted to 395,007 unit* st the
If our system of free enterprise is now being butchered is range or end of the first six month* of this secretary of state’s office will be at
always preserved in the United grassfed
.
cattle and does not come year, Secretary of State Bob Farrell I toe Coquille hah again next Tues-1
States,
always
maintained against
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«rill/ specifications,
»p^vuiveuuiie,
Which disclosed today This Is a decrease day, Aug. 3, from 9:00 until 4:00
disparagement and subversion and want, No t
for the hug#
of slightly more than one per cent! o’clock, to receive application* of
disruptive* and destructive domestic 1
,
from th* registration a year ago.
ithoee desiring drivers’ licenses and
M M niiMr,-.«*-.lwiU*llaiw*nl l1gtin ar si M*» B i jwny . •-taU*u‘.uec«Huuu>. to. show increases over last'yeanTitaiik?;^
wars and (WlTeveKraany wirrtta» f^overHdFTWra«inir velo-fiSSair
manent peace that is our basic desire ©j
present two-thirds vote, of this year total 39,850, an Increase of
Slcility wm the main source of the
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|b>th houses, notes that from the ad- nearly four per cent over last year's Axis’ sulphur supply. Well, there is
In commenting on the growing ministrations of President Washing figure. Buses totaled 1,006, an in another place famous for its supply of
abuse of the veto power by the ex- ton to President Lincoln, a period of crease of 31 per cent.
sulphur and brimstone—and the Al-
ecutive branch of the government' 76 yeys inclusive, there were only 43
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cars
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lie* are helping the Axis toward it,
at the expense of Congress, Mr. Sum- bills vetoed by those sixteen presi- 319,008, a decrease of 8,890 vehicles.1 says the Pathfinder. ,
mers, congressman from Texas who dent. But from March 1933 when
Total motor vehicle registration) ,
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“A Self-Supporting. Tax-Paying. Private Enterprise"
is sponsoring a constitutional amend- Mr. Roosevelt assumed office, to June fees for the first six months were" Keys made tor ail locks. Stevens
ment which would make a congres- 26, 1943, there have been 592 vetoes! 82,969,635.04.
Cash Hardware. Coquille. Ore.
tf
Farr & Elwood
Auto Liability Insurance
Must Endorse Gas
Coupons On Receipt
S unny
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on the battle fronti
Mountain States Power Company
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