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H. A. YOUNG
M. D. GUMM
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'¿nt red al the Coaultie Postoffice a» haul lumber for the Corn Show
Second Class Mail Matter.
: building from the E. E. Johnson mill
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] and early next week it is expected
Office
W. First and WUlzrd ty to begin construction.
Olid
Fidisi
'liquor.
p Just why thia large loop-hole in
the control of liquor use was per
mitted is hard to understand. Ore
gon has a good system of liquor
two unusually dry year, previous tolcontro1 “nd there U no Vttlld reaw'n
TWENTY YEARS AGO
•ere
(Taken from The Sentinel of Friday,
■O, Bditer
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October 17, 1824)
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In • fatal acideot four miles above
¡me Veer
_____________ * 83 00 Bridge on the' Coos Bay highway
Six Mentha
------------------------- l-00 early Wednesday morning, Mrs. Vera
Three Months---------------------- 00 Hill, formerly of Marshfield, was
No subscription taken unless paid lngUntl UUed.
tor in advance. This rule is Impers
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| E. A. Wimer began yesterday to
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pie with experience and background STOCKMEN—Tarx solidified coal
tar derivative makes sheep dip for
are able to complete the courses in
1c per gal. FARR 4* ELWOOD
a shorter time. Additional gas can
be secured when necessary for trans
portation. For additional informa
tion call or write the school, U. S.
September first.
why wines should be excluded. The Employment Service, or Superin
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i evils of the intemperate use of wines tendent of School^ office, Marshfield.
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Nels Osmundson reports that tax “T 50 Rl««1ngiy apparent in every
Insurance specialist, t. R. Bull. »
collections since April S total hot , . i community that there would be no
136.33.
This makes the total for real "PP^“0" u the *»111, once the
the 1823 taxes paid practically a P^P1* tu^i-sland it. If we intend, /-----------------------------------------------
million and a quarter dollars. The!“ We *»• to keep 11 ‘uor under ilrm
entire levy was »1,438,822.16.
I«1“1« contro1’ we mu ‘ place wi,‘*
Cleaning — Repairing
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under surveillance as well as other
The Coquille branch of the Coun- ,lrons ,lquors »The
must **
WALTER E. YORK
USED FURNITURE
ty Health Association met last Friday done thur<>u«h^ or
«»• This
Phone
4R15
Coquille
Phone 119L
afternoon. . . Anyone having clothes !bUI ‘"^rferes «•>
W with
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for the chest is requested to notify ^««nate use of wines but it will
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interfere with the ''wino” evil that
Mrs. Geo. Lorenz.
degrades hundreds
of otherwise
Milo, six-year old son of Mr. and worthy citizens, zlt should be over
Mrs. Cal Young, died at their home whelmingly passed by tbe' voters in
in the north part of town Tuesday | the interest of humanity and orderly
government.
from fUphtheria.
T
Coaeh Leslie is figuring that to
morrow’s ■ game ’ here with North
Bend is going to be one of the hard
est games of the season.
WANTED
Bicycles
Washers
Electric Ranges
Typewriter Service
Brooks
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The tragedy In Coquille last Sun
Hon. W."C. Hawley, congressman
day afternoon should cause the Army from this district, is to make several
and Navy Air Commands to issue speeches in the county during the
Mrs. Ida K. Owen was drawn Free Vocational School To
strict orders that planes must not next two days.
Tuesday as r member of the Grand Open Oct. 23 At Marshfield
fly over cities and towns. In Ore-
Jury to replace C. A. Perkins, who
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The Coos BayVocational School is
gon, probably more than in eastern
The storm Tuesday night was one 1 has removed to California. She will
opening the 23rd of October, Mon
states, there is ample terrain over of steady rain, which helped restore be the first Coos county woman to
day night. This school is located in
which the training and other planes the normal average, reduced by the ■ serve on a grand jury.
the-old Central School Building, 3rd
may fly without ever crossing above '
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and Market Streets, in Marshfield.
a city, town or hamlet, and the rule,'
bling theirs.
Here is an opportunity for you to en
if adopted, should have so severe a ,
Popular opinion has been swing roll in any of the following classes:
penalty for violation,' that no flyer
By R. T. Moore
ing away from the state socialism (Lumber Grading, Saw Filing, Car
will ever be tempted to disregard the
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, of the New Deal and we now find the pentry, Radio Repair, Diesel Marine'
'Hie United States is not alone in hyperactive Nev$
politicians
order.
Engine Repair, Welding, Sheet Metal
Existing
forbid the
pilot
- regulation
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P
e>«~»ly to drift along with Work, and Machine Shop.
to fly beneath a 5UO-foot ceiling, but leading political topic. An outline of
nM)ke,_
There is absolutely no cost ar fee
the suggested rule might possibly the British plan now appears in the ¿en
been half-heartedly beat-
for
enrolling in these classes. It is
eliminate the chance of another such current press
It 1* said to have
tom-toms for private enter
.
a chance of a life time. In addition
catastrophe as that which visited been tentatively adopted after long' , .
»Prt*®. and tailing, rather unconvinc- (jo helping you do a better job in
I debate and compromise by Par 11a- ;
Coquille.
ingly, how they propose to let Amer
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p
ment. The strange thing about it ican enterprise furnish the Jobe in .what you are now doing or to ob-
' tain a better job you will be learning '
is that very closely parallels the pro-
stead of setting up another WPA. a skill or trade 'that will be useful
■ posals of the Republican Party for
It is a reluctant move made under ■after the war. The only qualifica’-
American post-war economy.
pressure of public opinion and not ;tion is that the applicant must be, 16
. It provides for the co-operative ef-
• ¡fort of capital, labor, and manage- indicating any basic change in New I years of age or older. Most of the
No one can deny that the New Deal
'ment to establish and maintain a Deal philosophy. Let the voter bear classes require an attendance of 360
Some tragedies are too terrible
firmly in mind that the Fourth Term hours for graduation but some peo-
administration
has grown tired and old.
very high level of employment. The
believes that government should be
and too awful for the mind to con-!
We see antfhear fresh evidences of that
government
sq^ves
the
same
purpose
template or the pen to ^describe. '
the master of the people and not that
fact almost daily. Four terms—a total of 16 years in the
as the air chamber in an ordinary
the people should be the master of
Violent death is the goal of
White House—is too much tor any man! Do*you want
“ those
“w“1 power pump, to insure a smooth,
who wage war hut when it shatters
____ Ku . the government. This is the under
to deliver the U. S. into the hands of Hillman, Browder,
constant flow of commerce by a
lying philosophy
of a life-time
the peace of a Sabbath afternoon in
¡public works offset of consumer
Hague,
Kelly and the Pendergast machine?
among
the
small
clique
a hamlet far from the noise of battle,
of national
slumps when, if , and as they occur-
then men’s hearts grow faint and
socialists that surround the presi-
The theory is thjit incipient depres
dent. It is too much to expect any
youngsters who race to the excite
sions can be halted at their be
ment of crash and fire turn away
deviation from this party line as
ginning by alert, intelligent program
long as these men remain in power.
sobered by the hideousness of the
of public works designed for the
catastrophe.
We have seen
what American
.
general betterment of the entire ne
ar!
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economy. Such public work. business can do in4he way of pro
bLmJ
program, are not to be used tmlem duction if given even half a chance.
burned. No longer do we need to
Rather aov- If government will but step out of
Anri Hear nf iha Kn.rm.Kiax j Absolutely nectbsary, Kiiurer*
abroad tn vt
h
h d <
g!emment expenditures are to be held the way and release the brake on
A ^.li
destruction. to , ,QW
in order to reduce private enterprise there will be jobs
A wall tom off, a porch aricew, .|
Jeave
much money „ for all. A significant statement by
the head-of one of our largest busi
nesses well illustrates the current at
titude of thoeq^iroviding jobs. Asked
by reporter* at a noon luncheon
I
ing out of three youna Uvea, as well i eCOn°my °f plenty advoC*Ud by **
ing out < h tnree young Uvea, as well I Republicanl
jt ^yes private In- what his plans were if Roosevelt
were elected, he replied that his
firm had reconversion blue-plrints
TO CAUCE!
ready for a production at pre-war
The significant things about the
levels. Asked again what he would
?-g g
British plan is its emphasis on the
d^V'"e Sstablishment of a business atmos- do if Dewey were successful,, he
mercy that many who stood in the
hesitated a moment and then said
phere favorable to the growth of free
path of death escaped untouched.
that in uthat case he could have to
enterprise.
Instead of continually
review his plans as they might be
attacking
business,
the
British
gov-
, as •
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az
os—t »■«»-
Inadequate.
It wqsover ten years ago, in 1833, ernment is its stalwart champion. It
Because of the general distrust <ff
when Hitler first became chancellor consistently defends its business
Mr.
Roosevelt by nearly all business,
that he followed Goebbels' sugges- 1 f/om attack from any source, wheth-
tion and ordered certain books pub- 'er it be from arrogant industrialists, his defeat would inaugurate ah un
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licly burned. At the time civilised radical labdritee, or foreign isms
It precedented industrial boom.
inen considered such an act as van- 1 relies upon a strong, healthy industry spite of the soothing words of ad
ministration
apologists,
Industry
dalism and believed Germany was to restore the prestige and power of
retrihrlng to the dark ages but few the British Empire. It strikes down fears a vindictive punitive campaign
against it after the election. It is
realized what
Hit
. a _ profound
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ler and his demoniac decrees would Centuries of industrial experience convinced that Mr. Roosevelt has
subtle plans to destroy it and to
leave, upon the whole world and have eliminated any delusions of be
dpost the life of every living person ing able to magically produce some- remake our economy on the national
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The English socialist pattern. Mr. Dewey's elec
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Just as the burning of the books people are buckling down tn
to a a Inn
long O tion would at once dispel all such
inimical to the so-called German period of hard work with everyone fears and create an atmosphere fa
kultur lighted the downward path keepipg his end up. Their business vorable to immense business expan
mankindRwas to take toward bar-¡Will have the unqalified help and sion. This is not due solely to Mr.
MOPE I’tOPLE GO TO CHtvkOltt OtMlRS FOP StPVI CE
bariam and war, so the burning last, protection of the Crown and will be Dewey's personality but largely to
Tl ‘■AN TO ANY OTHtH DIALER ORGANIZATION'
week in Holland of Nazi textbooks tough competition in the post-war. the fact that Mr. Roosevelt would be
by the liberated Netherlander* will I Granting that the British do not disposed of as a serious threat to
illuminate the ascending trail we have the matter of states righto to job-making enterprise.
Certainly the hundreds of thou
hope freedom-loving people will Interfere with action by the Crown
again tread.
and can therefor mpve more quickly sands of small businesses, now
-M>—
| and positively than our own govern- casualties to New Deal regulation
and the war, must be restored be
For those who may have missed ment, the PUr> they Propose is nev-
fore our ‘economy can attain the
volume necessary to provide jobs
for all. This can not be done until
faith and confidence are restored and
molished by a robot bomb Just as '«:r»t‘c Party platform*. But H U
investors induced to risk their money
an old man in it was taking a bath. *> closely akin to the Republican
There must be assurance that gov
When rescue squads dug into the PUn “• to lnvok« suspicion that it
ernment will not confiscate profits
wreckage they found the bather un- ml<h‘ h*ve t**" Patterned after
hurt but cqnsiderably bewildered. Mackinac Island.
Certainly Mr. in the name of the social reform.
He said: "I don’t know how iPhap- Dewey and staff should be flattered The New Deal can not hope to over
come the general distrust nor re
pened, I just pulled out the plug lh“‘ careful study by the best Eng-
and the house blew up.”
,tah minds produced a plan resem- store the faith of investors to stim
ulate commerce to the point of pro
the stars turned to the out-doors for ducing the needed national income.
Sunday evening at dusk we saw their study and had Nature for their Truly we need a change.
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our first flight of wild geese for this teacher.
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fall going south. As we watched
Probably many others, even today,
Wine interests In opposing the
ana en|oy the best in
their v-formation disappear in the have seen tiie little thin crescent of Burke Wine Bill are falsely repre
sky, the glimmer of the evening the evening star as it falls to the senting it as a prohibition bill. Bill
star caught our eyes. Whether Mars horizon but for the first time in our board displays and press ads are
or Venus we csnnot say but, as it life, on this October Sunday evening, cleverly designed to deceive the un
twinkled redly in tbe early twilight we could see the little rim of light. informed into thinking that the
SE I YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FOR THIS VIY a L
we would guess it to be that of Mars, reflected from the sun on the setting right to buy wine is being Jeopar
CAP SAVING
SIX-STAR SERVICE SP EC 1A 1
_ T OD A Y 1
Often we have envied the ancients plariet as it passed behind the dized apd that this measure is sup
their knowledge of the heavens. To branches of an intervening tree.
ported by prohibitionists.
JR IGIN A T G
be sure they had greater opportunity
A tiny new moon it appeared to
This bill is most decidedly NOT a
TANOING
o,
to study the constellations and be—or was it only our imagination? prohibition bill.
movements of the planets than we To be sure the curvature of the arc
It merely provides for the exclu
do. Moving picture shows did not , was less and glimpses were only sive sale of these wines by Oregon's
tempt them indoors at night nor momentary. If it was a figment of State liquor stores. It has the ef
were their oil lamps sufficient for our fancy, we should have seen the fect of taking the sale of the wines
reading the meagre scroljs which ' God of War himself because we were away from groceries and pool-halls
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only the learned possessed.
With . wishing the setting star was an omen and placing it in the better regulated
little of mankind’s knowledge put of the war’s end as It gradually dis- hands of the liquor stores and sub
down in writing, those who named appeared from view.
ject to the same controls as for other
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