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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
AT NORTON’S
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TWENTY YEARS AGO
H. a . YOUNGgdM^D. GRIMES
(Taken from The Sentinel of Friday,
August *29, 1924)
Geo. W. Bryant announces that the
rirt
in-Lffugiri I
BB Coast Auto Lines will make a special
Six Months. ..---------------- ---------- L00 round trip fare to Bandon and return
Three Months.— ———••°|of 3LS0 on Saturday, Sunday and
No subecription taken unless paid Monday. . , . The pageant Klahkama
to^to »dvan«. This rule ia tmpera
b. given at Bandon Saturday
IL A. YOUNG. Editor
Coois county voted yesterday by a
vote of practically two to one in
favor of issuing $280,000 in bonds to
match state .funds In ' building high
ways.
Washington, D. C., August M—We sent abroad—to China. (Henry Wal-
are arguing with the OPA and War lace was a recent visitor to the Orient
Food Administration officials here ¡too). Washington newspapers have
about removing ration points on all given a big play to this story. It is
lamb and from the higher grades of referred to as the battle of Wash
I
ington.
beef also.
To my way of thinking the nau
There was a lamentable lack of in- - Early this week I attended a con
terest in so important a matter as the i ference with Marvin Jones, War Food seating thing about this dismissal of
-r,' ■' ei-f evening and the Woodmen, of the budgeting of funds for school pur Administrator, which was attended Donald Nelson is that although he
Entered at the CoquLBe Postaffice as1 World celebration on Labbr Day is poses heee Monday evening. Twenty I also by Congressmen from the states has done a fine patriotic job and
Second Class Mail Matter.
I the other attraction for which a spe- qualified voters were present to cast of Washington, Utah, Idaho and Cal has worked so hard and under such
1 cial rate is made by tbe stage com their ballots, which is probably lees ifornia. Jones and the WPA are terrific pressure that he has nearly
pany.
than five per cent of the property sincerely endeavoring to db a good ruined his health—the thanks he
owners who have the privilege of job but the problem, especially the gets
tlon is that he is summarily kicked
meat ptUUWtl,
problem, a*
is kN*
big «a
and
The following is the list of 22 voting on such matters.
I llsCMl
a tvs complicated.
¡As Food Administrator, Marvin Jones out.
teachers who have been secured to
•if
The War Production Board under
teach in the high school and grades
Reuben H. Mast, Jr., came In
! fromntas the power to remove ration
Donald Nelson's direction has han
—i. a to
- 1 pQjntj from lamb and fron> beef, too.
this year: L. A. Parr, J. F. Cramer, Portland the first of the week
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Ruth Nissen, Esther M. Roeder, Car- spend his vacation with his parents. He may ultimately dp U, but not, I dled a production job that has
! oline G. Wilson, Gertrude Ellis, Ber Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mast. Reuben is fear until such action A» too late to amazed the world and ruined our
tha Atkinson, Mary Druley, Keith now a full-fledged doctor with state' do the good that could be done if the enemies. It is one war agency that
¡points were taken off now.
has attended strictly to its business
Lèsile, Rosa E. Glossop, Freda Cum- certifcato.
By R. T. Moore
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J Ration points are not needed now —the task of which it has been as
j minga, Lena Crump, Louise Mathey,
W. H. Wimer is getting the material for the purchase of lower grade Ikmb. signed. Under Donald Nelson it has
The ghost of Samuel Gomperg, the LaVerOe Lamb, Anna Lewis, Launee
George Washington of organized la- Miller, Mary Helllwell, Hertha Ditto, on his lot, just east of the M. O. ¡This means that you may buy any had the confidence and respect of
bar, has éome forth to haunt Mr. Belva Gage, Anne Hendrickson, Vina Hawkins residence on Spurgeon Hill cut of lamb you desire without ra- the people.
for the seven-room bungalow H, E. tlon points but such lamb will be cut | The War Production Board will
Hillman’s National Citizens Political Cronk, Martha Seebaum.
Shelley A Son will start erecting from a carcass that has been _
graded I now be run by 36-year old J. A.
Action Committee.
Mr. Gompers I
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. lower than the commercial and good Krug who has been in the Navy the
steadfastly kept his unions out of 1 At his old stand at the east end of for him Monday.
and choice grades.. Contrary to-the last three months. He is reputed to
politics. His belief was that the in- First street brieve, corner of Henry
G. W. Taylor, who was down here idea held by many people the grade ■ be the only 100 per cent new dealer
trusión of politics would tend to dis- street, J. E. Quick is fitting up apart-
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—5- applied
—.... only
— to
. the
.. . entire
—... ji^, wPB and has had practically no
time ago from
Eugene, ....
visit-
terms are
rupt a labor movement composed of menta for,six families. . . The sixteen a short
voters of all political faiths. Mr. Hill- furnished apartments in the new . ing his son, purchased the Dayne carcass and not to specific cuts of business experience in the field of
man, on the other hand, appears to Nosier concrete building on the cor- I Hudson place on Fourth street, op- meat The difference ia that the leg private enterprise. He worked for
We critically need our fore»«»
belfr ve that because a large majority ner east of the post office are already —
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“ Christian church,
—«• —
—1 of
-• * lamb
—•- you *-
.........
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posite
the
and « * he
buy
without
expending TVA.
NOW—wood ill« 1300 mili
and Mrs. Taylor expect to occupy it ration points will not be quite so
. of union members favor a fourth all occupied.
tary uses.
in the near future.
■ i good as
as a leg of lamb purchased with SAU8AGE CRISIS DUE TO OPA
term for Mr. Roosevelt the minority
- op
We aeriousiy need our fore»«
¡points.
members, even though of the opposite I Announcements have been received
when we return for job» and
PEPPER PRICE CEILING
Mrs. C, L. Tuttle left Sunday morn-
o ■
of the marriase of Audrey
view, should accede to the will of the in
I Coquille
7 .
Qte Brother—a »-armies/
The ceiling price on biaqk pepper
majority and support the fourth term T. Fredricks to Eloise, daughter of Ing for her home in Coalinga, Calif.,1 The House passed the Surplus should be 6t4 cents, said OPA, al
campaign. He seems to construe the W. V. Hill, at Eugene last Saturday but expected to be back here by the Property bill this week. A similar though the average price for 120
voting right as similar to other fuunc- Audrey, who is the eon of Mr. and middle of September as she and bill is now under consideration in the years has been a dime. Pepper im
Itqns of
democratic
government Mrs. E. E. Fredricks, is quite well Sam are returning then to make Co- Senate. 'The Senate bill has some porters refused to sell.
Federal
quille their homs.
1 major points of difference with the
wherein the majority prevails. Now known is this section.
Surplus Commodities
corporation
bill passed by the house—perhaps the tried to requisition pepper for civ
comes evidence of disagreement with
most important point being that the ilians, lost put in U. S. district court,
and disavowal of Mr. Hillman’s pol business. It reads a good deal like Distance
Oregon M on
House provides for aAninlstration
platform of the Republican party And
icies by CIO locals.
,.g the ___________
hantment
which ruled, that if the - importers
by à single administrator while the
Freedom to vote as the conscience and yet its makers are probably all
didn’t want to sell their pepper at
Clarence
Shoemaker,
formerly
the
Senate version calls for administra 8ti cents, they didn’t have to.
dictates is one of the cardinal at- Democrats. It is suggested as proof
tributes of democracy. Without it, that-the overwhelming majority of Sentinel pressman and who'has been tion by a board or commission of
Thus, with six million pounds of
i
.
national unity would disintegrate, Americans, regardless of political employed in the government printing eight
pepper
in U. S. stocks, the public
___ the _
_ passes
___
________
When
Senate
its
bill the finds itself almost pepperless. Hard
our economic strength would be dis- tags, want the same things economl- office in ’ Washington, D. C., for the .
PROMPT
past
couple
of
years,
and
Mrs.
Shoe-
j
wo
w
m
then
be
taken
into*
a
sipated ,and our body politic destroy- cally,
r
est hit may be farmers who make
ed in a poRleel Armageddon between J Another conclusion to be drawn maker write from back there as fol- conierence committee of House and their own sausage. Sausage season
SERVICE
•
Senate members.
This conference
rival pressure groups, each seeking from the sentiments expraaed in low*:
ing manufacturers must have pep
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committee will then endeavor to put
reasonable hates
to annihilate the others tn a mad this Florida declaration is that the
If we were without the Sentinek-^- tye two Pmg together in a way that per, and at once—not in midwinter.
scramble for power.
1 leftist New Deal is definitely out.
approved by both hou.es. They say that right now they could
ON
The sanctity of the ballot main- Bor if this declaration accurately ex- well, it would be awful. We do en- wIU
joy
it
so
very
much
and
if
we
could
^though
this seems a slow and cum- n't supply the needs of one single
talns the delicate balance of power presses the views of the southern
county.
,
so necessary to our economic forces democrats, * and it is reasonable to only be home! That’s all we can bersome way of doing it I think the
Manufacturers are willing to pay
think
of
any
more.
1
procedure
on
such
an
important
and to direct their use for the con- assume that it does, the inevitable
It’s a shame to think how far plece of le<ulatlon gives the maxi- 10 to 10H.cents a pound for pepper,
tinuing public benefit rather than coalitiqn of southern Democrats and
without increasing the cost of season
permitting them to destroy them- (Republicans in both houses of the away we had to go to find out what mum opportunity for careful final
.selves in one great outburst of power. ' Congress will dictate domestic policy a wonderful pjace Oregon is. There cong juration and for the exchange ing. OPA has promised to “give fur
ther consideration.”
is no place even comparable. It’s so of |deas
It is the compass, the radio beam, no matter who is elected President,
—Farm Journal and Farmer’s Wife.
hot
here
now-.
We
feel
we
will
,
0
that keeps government true to a > The election of Mr. Roosevelt,
smother
for
sure.
The
humidity
is
Speaklng
of
property
—
course of service and impartial just- therefor, would not necessarily result
See "Spike" Leslie tor the oest in
tice. It is as intimately dose to the 1 in a continuance of his policies since 90 high.
material and equipment no longer
Liability, or other Insurance. Office,
Jeannie,
[their
daughter],
is
much
needed
f
or
war
—
there
is
some
avail
heart of the people as communion he would be forced to make his views
275 So. Hall, in former honpital bldg.;
with their God and the practice of • conform to the wishes of the coalition, better now since her operation. We aWe now The Army hag
phone 5; residence phone ML.
sure
have
had
our
share
of
sickness
leagjnK
used
trucks
and
a
few
Jeeps
their religion. Compromise it and He would have to reform his cabinet,
you destroy the very soul of democ- which he should *have done long ago, out here. But weare all well now (whk,h have been declared surplw
• CALLUS WHEN
knd Clarence is not yet in the service J
racy. Yet Mr. Hillman seems bent' remove objectionable federal person-
-and are being sold. To obtain a
YOU NEED ANY OF
on doing just that in his mistaken be- nel from office and adopt a more so I believe I have much to be i piece of such equipment the proper
_
,,w with
___ tliinkful for.f,
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lief that he is promoting the good of'conservative
course conflicting
procedure is to address a letter to
these services
campaign promises. The election of I Clarence still works 16 hours a mu
Mr . u«u iivwi Olrich
organized labor thereby.
xzm avss care
vsu w of
v» * Procure-
«wui«J
and 18 bolding up fine.
ment Division
Division Treasury
Department
It is readily conceded that the Mr. Dewey would require very little,
ment
Treasury Department
Please remember us to everyone at Washington- D. C. outlining what you
fourth term strength lies mainly in if any, adjustment of his personal
told
the populous centers where labor is ’ views since he had already adopted a (“home.” Sincerely hope this finds de#ire an(J you wlu then
controlled by the large unions. Mr. program that harmonizes with the everyone there well and in fine spir- where guch equipment is located and
ita.
Roosevelt has succeeded in capturing Florida declaration,
how to proceed in securing it.
J
the imagination and loyal support of { This declaration is only another
VISIONS AND THE LEGION
millions of these people, aided by the link in the chain of evidence to show
i Donald Nelson long time heed of
Coquille
clever propaganda of leftist elements that the American people have pretty
Our fighters in the front lines and the War Production Board has now
who see in his re-election their own well made up their minds on domes- the fox-holes aw fired by no such been handed the customary new deal
retention of power. But the , large tic policies in the post-war. These ' futile fanaticism as characterizes the ' elimination routine.
He is being
unions also have many who do not policies will be at considerable vari- Japs and the Nazis. Our men have a
accept Mr, Roosevelt on faith. These ance with those of the present ad- job to do—they’re doing it because
' insist that he should not be immune ministration. Even if Mr. Roosevelt’s 1 they want to finish it off and get
to political analysis and candid ap- ' great personal popularity should car- home.
»
praisal merely because he says he ry him into a fourth term, he will
Neither emperor worship nor hero
favors organized labor. They de- nevertheless be compelled to do an worship appears in their dreams of
mand proof that Mr. Roosevelt ddes about-face und adopt many of the glory; they dream, in moments be- '
indeed hold the key to a labor Utop- policies he has heretofore opposed, tween pulverizing the enemy, of the
ia. They refuse to support him blind- The mandate will be that the success- jobs they’ll come home to, the fami
4
ly.
| ful candidate will be expected to lies they have or will have, and most
The numbers of union members Field at all times to the will of the
often of the little shop or business
of this frame of mind are variously people as revealed in the Congress, they will start for themselves and be
estimated at from 20 per cent' to 30 Conflict between the executive and their “own boss.”
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per cent. But mere numbers are legislative branches of government
Perhaps no one knows all this bet
not as significant as the tact that will not be tolerated, nor will po- tor than the men of the American
*
SUPER POWER BATTERY
there are union members with the iitical domination of the judiciary,
Legion, for they once were soldiers
fortitude to speak right out in meet- ■ The general course of government themselves and now are the dads
Today's driving demands the rugged durability
ing even though their views are an- will be the same no matter which of the lads in the ranks. Thus the .1
of a WIZARD Battery. WIZARD S built-in fea
popular with the majority.
And Candidate is. successful. The main
tures provide surging power and ample reserve .
• postwar program just announced by
where there’s a smoke, there’s a fire. difference will be that Mr. Roosevelt, a Legion commission commands, as it
. . . Oversized “Oxl-Vlte” plates, Port Orford
The situation is viewed with secret the older man, would be adopting the should, the attention of all who sin
Cedar Separators, and one-piece molded case.
satisfaction by conservative friends prescribed course 'by compulsion cerely have at heart the welfare not
Allowance of |1.00 makes WIZARD the out
of union labor. They see in it the while Mr. Dewey, being the younger, alohe of the returning servicemen
standing value! Buy a dependable WIZARD and
evidence of revolt against regimenta would do it because his heart is in it. but also Of thè' country they went
POCKET SAVINGS NOW!
tion within union ranks and an indi
forth to defend.
51 Plates No. 1C Case—
Insurance Specialist. F. R. Bull, s
45 Plates No. 1 Case—
cation that individual union mem
1 The Legion advocates “employment
for '37-39 Chevrolet,
for most Chevrolets
bers will deal harshly with autocratic
fostered by a system of free enter
•33-39 Ford V8, Hud
Dodges, Ford “A" and
labor leaders who betray their stew-
prise embodying the greatest en- '
son and others. 09820.
Plymouths. 09810.
ardship of fair administration and
couragement to individual initiative
impartial justice. Whether or not
and to every sort of sound business
you think this too optimisitic a view
leadership, along with an effective
and that labor unions are too firmly
implementation of a national pro
in the hands of professional leaders
gram of fair and impartial treatment
With t-Year Guarantee
to be readily extricated by the indi
for both management and labor.”
vidual members, it does seem true
Of unquestioned patriotism, from
that the seed has been sown and that'
a background both military and pa
I
the judgment of Samuel Gompers
rental, and with a quarter-century of
will have been vindicated.
v
experieifce behind it, the Legion
speaks—end makes sense!
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Rxohange
A declaration of principles for con
There
is
a
WESTERN
GIANT
to
Insurance specialist. T. R. Dull.
fit your car ... . PRICED LOW!
stitutional government made by a
TRADE NOW!
group of reputable citizens in the
U.
state of Florida has attracted wide
attention in the business world.
Dn. Witcosky & Crawford
These principles embody states right,
Phone 141J
Phono MCJJ
freedom from fear and compulsion,
VETERINARIANS
limited federal taxes, promotion of
Standard of California
HARRY M. JOHNSON, Prop.,-Authorized Dealer .
individual initiative, free enterprise,
Coquille. Oregon U
Í5S
South
Taylor, Coquille
and withdrawel of government from
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