Timely Topics The Sentinel a tees reres is a By R. T. sass raws j TWENTY YEÀRS Th* Fourth War Loan drive is-qo’ 1 going well in th* sale of Serie* X bonds. Intended •be indication of a transition from an in B. * i’* dustry basqd on tetnperary liquidation ’ general ‘public. 88 M widespread indirrerence to me im- jg an expendable national reaoutce One Year........ ....... .... JLP0 portance of meeting E bond quotas a* into a permanent industry based on Six Months..................... - .—. .M a vital war ------------- measure ,------------------- and as insurance sustained yield of managed forest Three Montis*...... .. —- ------ — No subscription taken unless paid ■ future financial disaster. ■ x | asset*. Tlie intent is to ma.ke X fc^ln advance. This rule is Impere Tte tlXhtful ~d f • ber of Coquille, business and profes the provident gradual transition that will not dis- sional men. ——____ ■,’>i —¡are doing their duty in purchasing turb the over-ail workings of th*j Entered at Che Coquille Postoffice as1 these bond* to the limit of their lumber industry. I There was a good attendance at the . ------ «... 1 mean» - .... Second Class Mail Matter. It is with ------------------------- the careless and - n ta inevitable that • umber nieeting of the Commercial Club Wed- ~ the chronically Improvident that we operations will gradually _ out of ______ evening, at which time the * are concerned. The latter make up the picture a* lumber production electfon of officers was held, a majority of thooe who become pub- ' adjusted to annual growth. But it is j A IjirTlb waa chosen president and lie charge* during lean years. Their hoped the change wiU come slowly ¡j Beyers, secretary. . . Just after symbol is the grasshopper in the enough to allow other industries to be Mr Lamb had elected he came I IT III fable of the Grasshopper and the Ant. developed to th* point where labor ”‘o hal?~and?~although be ~pn> i wwr.- ■ — . ygy*<> ne*w linn esasw*. ¡Always having been provided for by released from lumber will be ab- tegted vehemently that he could not _g.------- ' ■ .----------- rww ■= jthe government and neighbor when sorbed elsewhere. u * • accept> he finally took the gavel and The present Congress ha* proved presidtd fol the remainder of the "Presidents may come, and Prato- deeUtution threatened, they are living dents may go, but I go on forever,” h'«h today trusting that they will be sympathetic to petitions for repeal of seems to be the quadrennial refrain sheltered from the cold tomorrow, the present discriminatory tax taws of the present White House occupant Not a thought of patriotic duty nor damaging to forest ownership and i Fred Nosier and family, who re I of gratitude enters their heads. The operation. It is hoped that the com- turned from southern California last • 'motto is: “Eat, drink, and be merry ing tax law will give lumber a fair week, Intend to agHin make Coquille • I today, , for tomorow there'll be deal. The Oregon delegation has their home. j W P.A.” • ! worked hard on this matter. They High officialsjn the Administation deserve a good deal of credit for the John Donaldson, one of the oldest • ¡and military leaders are deeply con- favorable change in attitude on the residents of the Coquille Valley, died cerned over this dangerous frame of part of Congress. " j at his home near Riverton on Tues tn rollowing the news of the day, • m|nd Repeated warnings that this is ■ A more sympathetic attitude to- day of this week. we find ourselves especially interest- , R brutal, cruel war in which we have ' wards lumber on the part of State ed in one type of story; Whenever a bardiy begun, have been voiced in 1 and County officials is another fac- The Coquille Rod & Gun Club it German prisoner is quoted, we eager- , preo snd over the radio. The tor in helping the industry through going to have a- "Bacon Shoot” at ly seize upon his *or<Is- We : current lack of success In the bond this critical'period. The old theory their club grounds across the river that it is foolish to place much im- drive how utu< attention has! of “Soak the lumber baron while Sunday. por ance “Pon one man s thoughts to the** solemn warnings you have a chance” is being sup- AGO H A. YOUNG and M D OIUMK8 ____ Mt _ ___ ______ ___________ • ••••••••• • • ••••••••• anrf • Fragment» of Fact Fancy “ ,hef qUJ? only or imself He •pe*tai*n lorne quarters. ¡planted by the more Intelligent pro- and his views may , perhaps these people will have to gram of helping perpetuate an im- th<T °i.u majority gf his learn w h<rd way Maybe the menaql/valuable pay-roll and source nfoik. Nevertbeleas we try to le—on wiU b* driven home by long of annual revenue. understand what manner of men cn^r ca«ualty list*, by sight of those re- f Th* public’s part in the program is enemies are fro"> th* revealing first turned from the war broken in mind, to be careful of fires in forest areas, ttkntarilv or bF ,torie* <* the bestial , to encourage the use of forest prod- one .tXv rrx2^ — - M . e— ! atrocttl*' '"«^ted on our fighting ucts by the nation at large. The captured Ger^X ¿ho were re*°men ‘ by íriendÁ,h Wm-wo,k *hou,d ingure the future captured Germans who T? were 7* . set TL to to, mofikey-men, by by the the unexpected unexpected economic economic importance importance to to the the State State ef of digging graves for the dead. They length of the war and it* terrible — —. -----------'this great industry. . » were near collapse through fear until cost in live* and fortune. they were assured they were not But learn it they must and will.] ______ ______ , plans __ A vital w_________ part of all _ post-war preparing their own burial places. The lives will have to be sacrificed i* the common requirement of “ven- The whole brutality of Nazi tyrrany aod thanaUen** resource* used freely' ture money" to finance expansion of lay back of that fear and told with in bringing the final victory. Let no ! private enterprise. The use of “ven- out words that German atrocities one think for a moment that he can' ture money" is the cornerstone of reports were true. , ’ I I escape doing hi* part. Th* eye of the ' every scheme for th* maintenance of It has often been reported that pris- j 1 Almighty is upon him and full ac- ] high employment level* esaenUal to oners of war, pn reaching America, 1 counting of his stewardship cannot be continued prosperity. It 1* the leaven were astonished io find American1 avoided for long. *— ’--s | in th* bread of a healthy, well bal- citi*s intact and not in ruin*. All j There has been much talk of voting "aneed economy affording comfort and German* cannot cross the Atlantic1 privilege*, discharge pay, jobs, and plenty for all who will but exert the to find their radio newscasters are a^vanta^ “t£ moderate effort necetoary. •nd*n^Vro»>tlnu*tob*»*v* nation is eager to giv it* fighting I Until the crash in 1929 the main wnat is told them. ; _- -• •• - All are united as one in the source of “venture money" was the rtmUd * • v « r ythinr pQMible for small estate minU-l i_ »a. J, J »«• | |small nuns field. iivmi . The . iiv money mvnej laved aa-»»d .. 1,1 them «> in poet-war. . Now -A-* . ___ •- 7*7* —- . : wre... now la is the me time um* to w lby iny the tn* small-business smaii-Duainess men, man, farmers, farmers, an addrea* in Prague not long agoJ ___ .____ ________ ______ ___ Bivins #nlaiid^tatort2i'.L7i ui> th°" WOrd* -¡.i, With OUr m*ey *iUed workmen * «uccemful profes- fab«- and our effort. ¡It’s a cM of “put ,tonal men. andthe like wM invested SUt“ H* “P or shut “P ” * ’ in in WKUritie. securities involving involving a a degree degree of of risk risk said the techlcal revolution her* had The universal anxiety among fight- but yielding good interest rates, destroyed the peasant, laid waste men is for security of their jobs and i Banks participated to the limited ex- prairies and millions of farmers wan whether they can resume the life I tent of making character loans and dered from place to place. The doc they left. It is the first duty of ¡buying certain clM*e* of commercial tor had probably heard of our migra every civilian left behind to see that paper. The large estate* of the prom- tory workers or tlb dust-bowl jal thlS ffMH* ifl hllilVPd a innnt rich, thniidh * nr>lr xirl as this fear is allayed. .TnKfi Jobs will will H beineqt though of attacked as dnn. dan- opies on th* road. ‘‘ • 'I ______ _____ secure and prosperity assured if the gerous monopolies by political dema- the ^vS ^^L. i.Tj’ P^P'c *tan<i squarely behind the gov- gogues. never figured as , uallty Mid*that an old German fa^m U™"^1 6001 financin* and pro‘ factor* “venture money” »tead eontton* ■nore .pte^Tr^dom fThere ta no p,ace ior j B,thou«h they furnished large sum* 1 and creative force than oil rWe” Let every m“n buy th***’oi ,uch capital. It was the aggregate «eraser tnurn« »«a *fcy* bond* to the absolute limit of his volume of thousands of small or mod- ‘ ‘ lifted a e A lr°n aWlity ,nd ,et thcre k* no cheating grate sized estate* invested in com- shacks in the United States of Amer in determining what that ability real- mercial enterprise that provided the ica put together. ly is. bulk of the billions used each year in He ended by saying thaj the New the development of our industry. York underworld rules the country and Davs for Dresidential eiA^f C0Un r»y Lumber Industry Facts, compiled Since 1930 these sources Of “ven- the lre7y of fatetort at the time this by Nat,,,ruI **umber Manufactur- ture capital" have been pretty well XX publi^lJ tr* ^‘»V.on from data supplied dried up by confiscatory taxation Frank Hague boss of .i™v ritv |by induatry and from Pertinent plus harsh restrictions on private was mrtd^ new^n W m SX a ~"‘W« industry. The forcing down _ .._______ . . * interest to Oregonians. ‘ ’* forest Government terest rates, with government C.w as the vanguard of those now peting against private enterprise for shouting for a fourth term. Oregon maintairtsy*Mkt place in the investment dollar, has taken away lumber producliotJTa position held any incentive to risk capital In busi Any fair-minded person must ad continuously sinceY9-37. Though our ness when virtually the same return mit that there has been a “smear- chief forest product, Douglas Fir, is ] ___ __ ijad by buying _ _______ may be government Willkie” campaign going on ever: second to Southern Pine in total pro- 1 bonds at no risk whatever. Neither since th* last election. Possibly we1 detion volume, it comprise* th* great- J private investor* nor banks are in should My two smears have been1 ert soft lumber stand remaining in forested in business financing ’when attempted, one from within the re- the nation. — 'there is no advantage to"be gained publican rank* and the other from the 1 Our _________________ ,____________ lumber industry has succeeded _ in higher intereat rates. opposing party. However, by start- remarkably in keeping pace with the j Government policy ' was that the r*bruary tb‘* y“f instead of enormous war demand. It It pay» pays one one public public interest interest could could bv be wmr better w.vw served NeplMllbsi, a* in 19W, Willikie with,of the highest wage schedules in th* by having th* U. S. Treasury take his dynamic personality may make] make Hatton. nation. Record production —-*— was ----- over functions . .. of private capital th personal appearances enough I____ _____ in ________ aPP*«rances before enough achieved the face of a serious short- the providing of job* for everybody, American citizen* to up*et thespians '«g man”^ower. The industry investment money in the hands of the of hi* opponents at both the republi- managed to maintain itself on the low public was channeled into government can convention in Chicago and at the net inome average of around five securities by regulatory coercion* election next November. The latter'l* hardly enough that the government could gain a One *** 10081 frequent criticisms to overcome the accumulated working monopoly as a source of industrial : heard against Willkie la that he is capital deficit from continuous losses capital and ceuld thus, control the too much like Roosevelt. Well, if we during the period of 1929 to 1938 and management of all enterprise. The could have Roosevelt, v without "* A ‘ hi* ‘ * the very small net returns of 1937 R.F.C. was used for this purpose to faults, Would any one object" ■ ¡a limited extent Thia is the 1 the government will increase with- ' trolled economy” The American people apparently bolding taxes and the mad race will much about. have different feelings about their ' continue of the government giving Faced with the necessity for enor two enemies. The hate We have for with one hand and taking away with mously accelerated production for the Japs is an emotion that has little the other. war use and having destroyed form — ■ I to d^with the intellect; it stems from er sources of industrial capital, the After learning that it really was a r th* instinct to crush the snake that government had to dump huge sums strike* without warning; there is con hospital .they hit, the German* come into the production arena to build ____ _____ forward and declare that it was a tempt ___________________ a* well as desire for vengeance ; up the rate to a point insuring .the in our fight with this sub-human foe. fo*. mistake on their part. part.' Prankiy Frankly w* we w¡nn¡n< waf ThM g The Germans, however, have taught , st.U doubt them They have made a,trorlon|ical ----- —------ ---------- ---- -r. —- ---------- us to respect their aiblity. W* fight use of sacred Ipotsj-amouflaged their sums should have been wasted was Red ' Croa* them because we fear their mastery military activitii inevitable. Government has always i religious of the world. The barbarity they banner* and foi made a mess of things when it tried us to do display makes our blood run cold, edifices and so ■ ¡to operate a business. It pits the more plainly ily marked Of th* two, th* Japs and the Germans, th* same and the e mote professional politician against the th* latter are the greater transgrres- , our ho. pi tel* tents and ship*> are the profeM(ona| business executive in a or* because they are civilised enough more they expect we are hiding im- Igame j at which the latter excels and portant war activities therein. Only to know the evil they do is evil. the former is by training and tem after our hospitals prove to be hos- perament a clumsy amateur. Inves If the C.. I. U and other union pitals do they try to excuse them- tigation is uncovering fantastic ex- leaders succeed in raising wages, then selvas. A week from tonight, Feb. 22, the Myrtle Point basketball quintet will bq here to attempt to spoil the Co quille hoopers’ perfect score of five wins and no losses. ........ ........................ ........... decade has *e*n government burst all ■constitutional bounds and inundate the notional economy like u devustat ing flood. Rather, let it* waters be stored behind the stout barrier of the constitution so that they may be re re- leased, gradually and judicially. to ■ 'freshen the public economy when de- <!<• ecorching pression or adversity brings scorching drought- . ........... ... .............. Arthur Heoton ta. back on the job in the Aeotrical wiring and repun business. He can be found north of frail park on Fairview road: phone J22R. 52tf* . _ s r>.................................... It Will pay you to look at Bergen's before you buy. marquee over the lobby entrance tc hi* hotel. . . Before »hovipg him off into space Chas. Hall told the assem bled crew of buccaneers that when a man wm a traitor, when he deserted hi* gang, when he brought all the business of the hotel* of Maishfield and North Bend over to Coquille with him, that death was too easy for such BARROW DRUG COMPANY a one. “Why he’ll even be trying t4 bring our ocean over to the Coquille valley," thundered the executioner as he pushed his victim from* the end of the plank. (Lafe landed iir the blan To make this simple, no risk hear ket all right and was repeatedly ing test. If you are temporarily deaf ened, bothered oy ringing buzzing tossed high in,the air.) head hoise* due to hardened or coag , la ted wax (cerumen), try the Ourim- An eight-pound baby girl was born Home Method test that so many sa> to Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Clinton at theii ha* enabled them to hear well again You must hear better aftef ‘make .; home west of town Wednesday eve this simple test or you get youajmpne, ning. , * back at one*. Ask about Ourlhe Ear Drops todav at Barrow Drag Co. The first meeting of the Story Hout will be h<pld Saturday at 10:00 a. m, in the grade school building. . . Miss Anne Hendrickson, of thp pri It May Be Impossible for mary department of our schools, will Us to Meet All Request* be in charge of the first meeting. Wanted/ Men And Women Who Are Hard Of Hearing « • • for , • • The heavy planking between the postoffice and the Odd Fellow’s build- on the corner has been replaced with new the past week. It was an im provement greatly needed for th* old lumber had. broken through in several place*. / _~ pa^, money. There will be an end- leM procession of sordid exhibits of incredible bungling, incompetency and e triumph and t}, the triumph of of greed greed over over pa- pa serve* in war time and then attempt to prime the pump in post-war by political distribution of the same money through alphabetical agencies. triotism, in parade before future gen It is better to leave the priming in erations. This was is no different the pump. It’s far cheaper for the from previous conflicts in regard to taxpayer besides keeping the pump graft and private aggrandizement at in operating condition ready for in stant use. public expense., ’ A second step is to encourage and Notwithstanding our shortcomings in preparing the nation for war, we re-establish the former sources of have always triumphed over the fo* “venture money” by eliminating pun and will do so again. The innate itive restrictions on investments in common sense and moral vigor of a private enterprise. It is unfair to free people commands the situation , force .private enterprise to compete with the government on interest rates, and thrusts aside the incompetent to — ~~ bringing to bear on the enemy the ir for borrowed capital. Both types of resistible power of American enter- investment should be left to seek their natural levels in the mohey.mar pris€. ”' ■ • t J Having become almost alone in the ket and the righlfur balance restored of “venture money," the gov to • the national financial structure. ernment must find a way to get busi In Wit¡duals and loaning institutions ness expansion funds into th* hands should be encouraged to assure their of those who need and merit them. sponsorship of free enterprise so that The first step in such a procedure is It can resume its interrupted march to withdraw all regulation* tending to townrds world supremacy. prevent the accumulation of adequate , A final- step I* the resumption by reserve* by industry itself. , It is government of it* proper role si foqiish to tax awpy these vital re- umpire rather than player. 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