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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1917)
to Go East Via California b«skats. Dr. Nick car. Watch for pt (iuard: H. C. Gats, J. Almack. Mr. r oufflas, J. E. Norton and J. W. Nob- let. Mr. J~ L. Smith was appointed Agricultural advisor. Their tana ia one year. The par- pose of the Advisory Board is to ad- visa on all matter directly, affecting the community end, whee consulted by the Executive Board, to advise eg mat ters affecting the growth and devel opment of the Heoer Guard, provid ing such advice is consistent with the policy as eeUbliahed by the State and National odkers. In tha rush to get the article printed last week, the Sergeant-«t-arm*, Mias Inez Bunch, was accidentally left out She will hold her office until the spring election. Miss Marian Young was appointed Publicity Manager. Miss Genevieve Chess was appoint ed Associate Editor to represent this Guard fee-the Honor Guard Magazine. Mr. A. A. Pauli, of the Coquilta Gar age A Sporting Goods Company, and Mr. C. W. Gardner, of.the Gardner A Larson Garage A Machine shop, W i kindly consented to be instructor« in the third corps work. All Honor Guard Girls are request ed to be at the Bed Gross Baums Nef. 17, Saturday, to march at 9:46 a. m. Monday, Nov. 19, them wiM -he a business masting at 7:90 p.JB. Letter F r * ROT1P4J**- The Sentinel is patfUitted to mike the following extracU from a letter just received by Logan Kay from Ray mond E. Jeub, formerly a dark in various county .offfeea hare; Army life roedd be wares. If 1 only had the wife with me I weald he satisfied. I have been promoted and am corporal with the magnificent sal ary of $86.00 par. That’s better time 130.00 which a private gets. I am the Battery Clerk, pound the typewrite; and kaap tha books far the Battery*, and dont do a bit of drilling. So you soo I am not so bai off. Wo got up at 6:90 now; at first wo got up at 3:46 which is summer schedule. We have breakfast at 6:46; after that wo W. T. Culbertson wads a trip to Myrtle Point fon- supplies, ha pre go to tha Infirmary. Then I make out the morning report which deals with the doings of the day before, especi ally whatever changes the number of men on duly, sick in the hoepitel, sick in quartern, and the changes in rations. The first drill to at 8:80. As alt morning with 10 off_in each hour, until 11:80. Every hour the drill changes. Dinner at 12:00. Drill again at 1:16 and on to 4.-00 «’dock. Retreat at 6:00. Mess at 6:16. Lights out in squad room at 9:00. Call to quarters at 9:46 sad taps at 10:00. 1 stay in all day and the 1st Sergeant and I have aa office so we can have a light all night if we want te. Wa get fine sate and we have a peach of a cook. We get pie or sake e couple of times a week, Truit every day and last Sunday wa had lee crease. We have had chicken e couple of times and Thanksgiving We are going to have turkey. 1 have gained 11 pounds sines I was in camp. This is some camp too, believe me. There are only 28,000 here now, but there will be 46,000. There will he about 10,090 heroes aqd mules and about 600 trucks. They will also have .a big bunch of motor cycles. Each battery with AT in. guns has 17 of thee». We were te have 3 in. guns but are going to get 4.7 that are draws on tractors. The 3 in. are drawn by 0 horese. Yon will enjoy the diversity of Scenery Many changes of Climate Opportunity to visit San Francisco— Los Angeles—El Paso—San A n ton io- New Orleans—or Salt Lake, Denver, etc. Choice of Bontés and Trains 4 Trains a Day Portland to San Francisco SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES m necessary or expédiant, tber ordered that notice thereof be this 9th day of November, A. posted, published and given as pro vided by lew. James Watson, - The purpose« of eald meeting are aa follows: To enable the residdH tax payers and legal voters of said Bond District NOTICE to aaeeatele and organise, and at said Of District Bead Meeting for Road to vote and levy a District No. >6 of Coos County, State special of Oregon. Notice is hereby given that, pur suant to a petition duly aignad by three freeholders and 1« Bead District No. 26 of State of Oregon, and pn County Court of Coos Co purpose of levying and voting a spaci al and additional tax and which spaci al end additional tax waa first ap proved by eaid County Court by en dorsement upon said petition as pro vided by law, tha County Court of CSoa County, State of Oregon, sitting for the transaction of County business baa duly called « district mad mast ing of said district and has fixed the 80th day of November, k . D. 1917, Of District Road mooting for follows: District No. 27 of Coos County, To enable the resident tax payers of Oregon. and legal voters of said Road District Notice is hereby given that, to assemble and organ!*«, and at said suant to two petitions each du|y ed by throe freeholders and lem ten of read district No. 27 of sented to the County County, Oregon, and fi of the County Clerk on the 7th and 8th da] A. D. 1917, respectiv same is a pubTc reco tax coiteStor and turned over to the County Treasurer in the same mariner as other taxes are collected and turned over and to be kept and credited bv the Treasurer to the account of said Road District No. 26 and expended under the supervision of the County C urt upon roads within the road dis trict voting such tax in the manner provided by law; the said meeting may also transact such other lawful business as the legal voters thereat may deem necessary or expedient. NOTICE Of District Road Meeting for Road District No. 28 of Coos County, State of Oregon. al and additional tax and which speci al and additional tax was first ap proved by said County Court by en- dorsement upon said petitions aa pro vided by law, the County Court of Coos County, State of Oregon, sitting •for the transaction of County business has duly mlled a district road meet ing of said district and has fixed the day of November, A. D. 1917, at the hear of One O’clock in tho af ternoon of said day as tha tisas and Murphy’s Hall in Mid Read District as the place for holding such meeting, and has fur ther ordered that notice thereof bo posted, published and given aa pro vided by law. The Durpoees of said meeting are as follow«: & HeM to the Federal Coort. Chris Nelson and Charles Baker, who operated in Curry county, have keen indicted by tee Federal grand jury at Portland on a charge of vio lating tea Reed act, whieh makes it unlawful to import liquor farts «"dry territory. This is tea first proeeefatien a 1917.
