The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., October 19, 1917, Image 1

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Court and other Coart House
Mutters This Week.
Liberty
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W illiam Bottys, »1,000.
Dan Conlogus, »600.
A . 1. Sharwood, $600.
E verett E. Johnson, $400.
L. H. Hazard, »800.
Coq. M arcanti!« Co., $600.
C. A . Da Long, $600.
Hanrjr W . Young, $600.
Frank G. Lsslia, $100.
F . W . Barkar, $100.
J. 8 . L a arranca, $100.
Jamas F. Laa, $100. -
J. E. N orton, $100.
C. T . SkaaU, $100.
& M. Noalar, $100.*
Barak L. P a la n o , $100.
M arina D. Young, $100.
a C. Sanford, $60.
Elda F . Anderaon, $60.
M ary Altea Barkar, $60.
W illiam Bakar, $60.
E. H . Ham den, $60.
imam W atson, $60.
Joan F itegorald , $60.
W illiam Candlia, $60.
L atty W . Endicott, $60 .
Chas. W . Endicott, $60.
V irg il R. W ilaon, $60.
Total, $7 ASO.
Loaa made through the F arseen
Merchants Bank o f Coquill# aro:
W illiam Champion, $160.
M yrtle De Long, $100.
Ruth Candila, $100.
8. O. Regers, $60.
E lds Anderson, $60.
Annie A . Young, $80.
Total, $600.
Grand Total, $8460.
native Intelligence to g e t along with
less o f the things the w orld is liable
to g o hungry fo r.
And above a ll things remember that
the m ere vegetables you can grow in
your house garden and use on your
tab le w inter and summer, the more
you w ill he saving to feed our soldiers
and our allies and the m ore you w ill
be doing to help win the w ar.
Then think out these problem s ¿ o r
you rself and to instruct others. .Quali­
fy you rself to be a teacher, by learn­
in g a ll you can from the circulars and
cards and instructions you get.
Standard OU Tank Station.
Cartoon
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No OU ia Thuir 1
the C ircuit
A . B. Campbell, the m anager o f the
new Standard 0 0 Tank Station hero
■aye that aa soon as the spur track
to the station, about 100 yards long,
is com pleted, they w ill begin to fill
th eir tanks and begin d eliverin g oU,
and th at w ill probably be n ext Monday
or Tueeday. There ere three 12,000-
gallon tanka, one e f which w ill be
need fo r P earl 0 0 . the illum inating
brand, one fo r gasoline and one fo r
d istillate.
Th ere are also three 470-
gallon tanks on the w h arf fo r fillin g
barrels and drums fa r river transpor-
A to a n has Juni boen purchased up
tho vallag fo r doing the hauling and
Mr. M iller, fr o n Len glois, w ill b « the
drlvor o f tho tank wagen. Thic w ag­
en w ill mnke dellveriee nt X y rtle
Point I f tho roads rem ain passable,
O w ing to the lataaem o f tho seaaon,
-fa n d en w fll he »applied with gaso-
j aa soon aa the fand f r u m L M p ’i
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w o « w ill tu snut down nortu o f n f
1 Buy, except th at h donkuy engine and
! ft » enrw w ill be kept husy during the
1 wintar elenring the righ t o f w ay front
Laraen’e Slough to Glasgow.
The
County m ay also let some sm all S t a ­
tion contracti on that road at once.
W ork on the C oquille-M yrtle Point
road w ill be diacontinued fo r the win-
tar ae eoon aa the Jobe now on hand are
finished. A e the work on the Johnson
h ill could not bo completed before the
w intar m ine set in, It w ill go over un­
til spring.
Tem porary im provem ents w ill be
made on this road by gra vellin g srd
planking, so as to koep it open during
the wintar. The rock cut a t N orw ay
w ill be finished before shutting down.
A t M yrtle Poin t the concrete via ­
duct is being put in over the railread
end the river b rid ge w ill be finished
U n de Sam Goto the Money.
before December.
L ib erty Bonds are sold direct from
The lest three dump cars fo r the
the United States Treasury Depart­ H olt C aterpillar have been w aited fo r
ment to the people. There is an ap­
fo r some tim e but word w ee received
propriation o f n sm all sum fo r rent, that they had been shipped f roan P ort­
clerk hire, postage. N o commissions land Wednesday.
ars paid end the local end state cam­
The tractor has done a good fob
paigns are defrayed by private patri­ at. the county farm in pulling the logs
otic subscriptions, practically
all fo r clearing lend, but it was too strong
fo r the w ire rope used which w ore out
piece by piece until only tw enty o f
the origin al 100 fe e t w ere le ft. F or
w e didn’t realise that Belgium 's fight
must in evitably bst oma ours.
Wo
would not bollavo then th at Germany
had any idea e f try in g to ever-run
b attle« fo r thro# y e a n , sad had it
net been that Belgium held up Mm
German arm y fo r 22 days w e m ight
m ore lik e ly than ndt h ave bean paying
tribute to Germ any before this.
W s are figh tin g fo r tho rights e f
man, the righ to o f little peoples ns w ell
ns b igger peoples to govern themsel­
ves The k illin g o f hundreds e f our
citizens, the horrors o f Belgium , tho
policy o f fiendish frig h tfu l ness have
nil helped to bring us to a realisation
o f w het wu have a t stake. F or the
vindication o f tho principles on which
our governm ent was founded wu must
A t the October m eeting o f the coun­
ty court the salaries o f tho follow in g
court house em ployes w ere raised
from $8 to $8.60 por d ay: Goo. O.
, cashier in the sh eriff’s office;
W elter E. N ew berry, bookkeeper in
the sheriff’s office; Inez S. Bunch, re­
cording clerk in the county d o rk ’s o f-
A c«; E lbart L . Lenox, bookkeeper In
tke county d ark ’s office.
A . B. C ollier, now second deputy in
the d ark ’s office w ill become first dep­
uty when M r. Osmundson leaves.
The county surveyor's report on the
B ill’s creek and Band on road was ap­
proved.
The view ers report on the M yrtle
P oin t and L ittle Bock creek road, pest
Tom Everaden’s ranch, was approved.
A n order was made fo r the view in g
o f the propoeed road from the head o f
Larson Slough to the Glasgow-Hauser
road.
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The road petitioned fo r by J. J. S ell
and others, to run up Dement creek
to unite w ith a Curry county road,
was reported upon unfavorably by the
view ers and the project vetoed.
The resignation o f T . T . Menxer as
Justice U the Peace o f the Powers
district, N o. 11, was accepted and Geo.
W . Stew art appointed to . fill the va­
cancy.
The fo llow in g m onthly widows’ pen­
sions w ere allow ed:
-17.60 to Nancy E. Barker, o f M yr­
tle Point, who has tw o dependent
children.
$$$60 to M rs. Irene Reese, o f Ban-
don, with fou r dependent children.
$17.60 to M rs. Eleanor A . Upton, o f
M arshfield, widow o f J. M. Upton,
fo im er receiver o f the Boaeburg land
office, w ith tw o dependent children.*
Mlrs. Am anda Vow ell, o f CoquiOe,
w ith three children, was reinstated on
the pension lis t w ith an allowance o f
Everyone MUST HELP
è% Liberty Bands
donkey engine.
I t w ill be used now on the M yrtle
Pain t road until the fa ll w ork there
is finished, when it w ill be sent down
to Bandon to >au l the gravel fo r tho
road south to tho Curry county lino.
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