The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., January 18, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

| Patriotic Work in the Schools.
Harry Lauder, who lost a sen hi The •ducitiontl department of the
the war two years ago—Capt John state of Oregon has decided to make
Lauder, of the Argyll and Sutherland a big thrift campaign in the schools
Highlanders—writes thus in the Am­ a t this state and School Superinten­
erican Magasina about a recent visit dent Raymond E. Baker, of Coes coun­
ty, has taken hold of the work in ear-
to the weetarn front:
neat. This week he has been mailing
“I spent many days fat the trenches, circulars to the teachers of the ¿aun­
in the rest-camps, the hospitals, and ty requesting the co-operation of ev­
in the surrounding towns, and the ery teacher. He insists that daily
meat definite impression I carried lessons in food conservation shall be
sway was one concerning the spiritu­ given and says “what ere wish to have
al atmosphere which surrounds the appear in the life of the nation most
Preach sad English soldiers hi be put into the lives of the school
France. I talked with some of these children. Let us strive to have every
men for boors at n time about their pupil in Coos county become a credit­
experiences in battle, about ' their or of the United States Government
thoughts of homo, about their feeling Let us put Coos county at the top or
toward the enemy, but the one thing the list"
I came away with, above all other im- Accompanying this circular he fur­
preesions, was the conviction that ev­ nishes blanks which every teacher Is
ery single one of these men, no mat­ expected to fill out and send in with
ter what manner of life he had lived the monthly reports with the follow­
before, now postpone a calm, dear ing information:
MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.
conviction that if he falls in the thick No. of Liberty Bonds/ owned by
of the fight, he will pass into the life teachers.
No. of Liberty Bonds owned by pu-
“'That's why we take such chances,' pile.
man told me simply. ‘Do yon Amount invested in Liberty Bonds
Considerable feeling was aroused onq,
think
for a moment that if we thought ownfd by teachers.
here last Friday afternoon when it
Amount invested in Liberty Bonds
We do better writing at a nominal cost.
owned
pupils. . _ j __.------ -------
than
the
earthly
body
we
possess,
we
Although I grew my soft, warm wool of the tour of the Canadian officer* would fight with such confidence and No. by
of
War
Saving
Certificates
Expressly for n Sammy,
in this state wanted to begin the eagerness ? We would not be able ($6.00 denominations) owned by
Phone 15
A lady bought it, I have heard,
meeting here at 6 o’clock and dose at because we would be doing every­ teachers.
(And asay the fool fiends get her!) half past sevan, so as to return to to,
thing in our power to preserve this No. of War Saving Certificates
She took my patriotic wool
Marshfield early in the evening, not­ life
of oars. But seeing men die ns ($6.00 denominations) owned by
withstanding they had bald a meeting I have
seen them, I know better than pupils.
there the previous evening. Indeed, to disbelhre
a future life. And be­ Amount invested in War Saving
there was talk of attempting to catch cause we hate in no
fear of death, every Certifies tee owned by teachers; by pu­
The following, received by Miss the Dispatch at Bandon and call off one of us flings himself
the bags pils.
Clare Sherwood, chairman of the lo­ the advertised excursion to Coquill*, and on to the Huns with over
a
fierce,
al­ No. of pupils owning Thrift Stamps
cal branch of the Bed Croes, speaks as it was evident the boat could nut most savage joy. We are almost
foi itself, and will be of interest to reach hare uatil too lata for the meet Japanese in our fatalism, and because Amount invested by school.
Red Croes workers:
tag if that program was carried that spirit is sweeping among our
We have your letter of Jan. 10th It developed finally that there was men we are going to win this war.
don’t believe it possible that men
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
and we wish to acknowledge receipt to be a dance at Marshfield that night We
who
go
into
battle,
knowing
that
they
STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR
of hospital supplies. The number of and
the party had been invited to
fighting for a righteous cause,
COUNTY OF C008.
articles have not been checked yet be that
presents The principal blame are
pastor. Subjects: “The Challenge of John THE
and
unafraid
of
death,
can
be
beaten
tu t will be soon.
H.
West, Charles A. West
seems to have been attached to Brace
a Great Tank” and “life Bearings.”
forever. Soma day, at some
We are very pleased with the Dennis, chairman far Oregon of the back
and
Nannie
Bright,
Special music at both services next
point, the enemy must weaken, and
large amount of work that is coming Council of National Defense, who was then
Plaintiffs
Sunday.
we will sweep over the tope and
in from your Branch and wa will saa a good deal more anxious to enjoy nothing
Epworth League at 6:50. The
hold as back. We know
that due mention is made of the that dance than to give the people of it just as will surely
young people have good mootings. Lyv-, yr-M y - —»— Defendant.
ns
we
know
the
sun
splendid work yon are doing.
Coquille the sort of meeting which
Come end enjoy this one.
We have received a shipment of had been advertised and to which will rise tomorrow.’ "
SUIT IN EQUITY FOR PARTI­
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:$0. TION
wool today at $2 JO and expect to or­ they were in all fairness entitled. The
OF REAL PROPERTY.
The church intends to help folks
der more at the same pries. It weald meeting was begun s little early, but
Notice of Sale of Real Property.
snd
it
cannot
unless
they
attend.
hardly be advisable to buy yarn at
is hereby given that by vir­
S. G. Rogers, Pastor. tue Notice
$4.00 as long as we can get the lower
of the authority vested in me by
price. We will let yon know next
of thh above entitled Court in
St. James Episcopal Church. order
week when we can send yon yarn.
the
above
cause duly made
There will be choir practice tomor­ and entered entitled
Thanking yon for the number of
of
record
therein on the
row (Saturday) at 8 p. m.
supplies sent in during 1017, we are,
17th
day
of
January,
101$,
I will on
January 20th. 2nd Sunday after Saturday, the 0th day of February,
yours very truly—Marshfield Red
Epiphany.
Cross Chapter. Mrs. Carrie M. Cony,
1018, at the front door of the County
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Court
House at Coquille, Coos Coun­
mannarsd efforts to cali down soma
Holy Comm union and Sannen at 11 ty, Oregon,
at the hour of 10:00
of the speaker* before they wsre any-
o'clock in the forenoon of said day
wher* near through the meetiñg was
offer for sale and sell to the highest
kept going and- the party did not
end beet bidder for cash the following
leeve oa that special trata for Marsh-
described real property belonging to
field un til about half past ntae.
the above named plaintiffs and de­
What we woold lika to know, ls
Christian Church.
fendant, to-wit:
paid the extra expenses of that
We have practically ready for ship­ who
their
neighbors
and
frisnds.
Mr.
The SWtt of the SEM of Sec. 27;
speetal
trata,
anyway;
and
whethar
Bibla
School
at
10
a.
a
.
ment 84 pairs of socks, 0 pain of
was obla to dhrert funda ta- Wilcox is a young man well known
Morning Worship at 11 a. m. Sub­ The WH of the NEM end the SE14
wristlets and 10 sweaters. vWe are Deanis
for patriotic pnrpoaes to sncb and highly esteemed by a large circle
ject, “The Church That Makes Good.” of the NW(4 of Sec. 34 all in Tp. 20
proud of ourselves—this la an excell­ tendad
purely personal and aelflsh «mas na of acquaintances. Miss Harry has
Christian Endeavor at 6:80 p. m. S. of R. 14 W. of the Willamette Mer­
ent showing, bat we can do even bet­ enabllng
been
the
teacher
of
the
McKinley
him
to
go
over
to
the
hay
Evening Service at 7:80 p. m. Sub­ idian irf Coos County, Oregon, and
ter when more yarn is forthcoming. and enjoy a dance that eventag, to­ school, n position which she will still
ject, “What the Bible Teaches About containing 160 acres of land, more or
less. Said sale of said land will be
rtead of ramaintag haré and givtag retain as Mrs. Wilcox, and commands
War.”
the peo pie of the Coquille valley the the admiration of all who know her
During the Endeavor hour, a Ser­ made subject to the confirmation
vice Flag, in honor of our enlisted thereof by the court.
M I inspiration of one of the great- by her graces of pttod and heart The
unite« with their host of
From the North Fork.
men, will be unveiled. The flag is Dated this 18 th day of January,
—and the chairman wishes especially est of war meettags. In any event Sentinel
friends in extending congratulations M. J. Wilson, who lives sway up the gift to the society of the Misses
to invito the strangers ta our city to raahing that meettag to any untimely and
best wishes. These young people
North Fork, 18 miles from here Custer'snd Mrs. Nina Noeler,
the Red Cross rooms. At this busy end was unpardouable.
had been planning to make their wed­ the
was
in to attend the war meettag last Prayer and Bible Study Meeting
time it is impossible to make per­
ding one of the social events of the Friday
and getting his mail for Wednesday at 7:80 p. m.
sonal calls ta behalf of this great aad
Watting for the Verdict.
season in their _ section but wisely the first night
time
in four weeks. He says You are cordially invited to all
urgent work, but is it hoped through Roadmaster Murdock is anxiously concluded
The Celebrated
to cut oth the frills and tnat this is the
finest winter he has these services.
these columns to ranch everyone. We waiting the report of the Vancouver have a wedding
befitting
war
time
A. J. Whiddon, Minister.
seen in all the 88 years he has lived
want the newcomers to join os and officers on his physical examination conditions.
in Oregon. Still it is somewhat cool­
get acquainted for our mutual pleas­ for army service. Although mar-
er up there than here and ha is
ure and profit. Let everyone feel ried only three motnhs ago Jir. Mar-
Awarded Gold Medal
Buy Oregon Made Goods.
watching his seed potatoes scattered Services next Sunday at 11:00 a. m. P. P. I. E. San Francisco, 1915
free to call at the rooms—we will be dock
did
"not
seek
exemption
on
that
glad to welcome you. Open every af­ account but patriotically placed him­ The Commercial Club passed a res­ on the barn floor closely, to see that Wednesday evening meeting at 8
ternoon in the week except Saturday. self ta class 1, ta filling out his ques­ olution at its meeting Wednesday ev­ they do not get frost bitten. In se­ o’clock.
The itrongest snd nearest waterproof
ening urging everyone to use Oregon lecting them, he says, be takes no Sunday school at 0:30 s. m.
made for Loggers, Cruisers,
The Honor Guard Girls cut 4,000 tionnaire. He has been advised by Ma­ made products as far as possible In potato, no mater how smooth it is, Free
reading room open ev­ Shoes
grn-wipas at their tea last week, did jor Bowlby, former state highway en­ these days of strenuous war activities from a hill that contains rough ones, ery day, public
Miners,
Sportsmen and Workers.
Sundays snd holidays,
well financially aad had a good time gineer, who is now musterjng a regi­ when millions of dollars are being as they are all of the same lineage. from 2 to exoept
4
p.
m.
ment of engineers for service in sent out of the stats for Red Cross,
France, that if he passes the physi­ Y. M. C. An Liberty Bonds, etc., it Mrs. Gao. Goodman, of Coquille, ar­ Corner Third and Hall streets
cal
examination he will appoint him te the duty of every citizen to con- rived in this city last night, having
Hoftor Guard’s Good Work. second
Presbyterian Church.
lieutenant ta his engineer
been at Myrtle Creek for the past few Teaching
The girls of the Coquille Honor company.
service from 10 to 11 n. m.
and one way is to buy Oregon days where she attended the funeral of Morning service
Guard deserve commendation for the The position Mr. Munlock is now way
11 a. m.
articles wherever possible. her father, Grafton Worthington, who Evening service at at 7:30
Theodore Bergman
patriotic work they did ta raising seeking will not k^ep him out ofthe produced
p. m.
was
laid
to
rest
there
recently,
left
Uncle
Sam
advocates,
“Buy
local
pro­
Shoe
Manufacturing Co.
money for the Red Croee snd sub­ danger sons, as the road work of ta« ducts;” other states era doing it, and this morning for her home.—Rose-
Rev. J. A. McVeigh, pastor.
Thurman S t Portland, Oregon
scribing for the aeeond Liberty Loan engineer corps is right up close to Oregon is, but should not be, behind burg News.
bonds. The $260 promised to the Red the front lines where the roads must in loyalty to her factory output.
Marriage Licenses.
Cross was paid ta the time allotted be kept open to permit the moving
Jan.
11—Vane
Curtis Gartta an:
snd it was with great satisfaction of food, munitions and nil kinds of
Rets
Gertrude
Mars,
both of Ba lor.
Á
April Weather Today.
that the final installment of the $100 supplies to the front line trench*«,
Jan.
12—Wm.
A.
Klper,
of
Port­
Liberty Loan bond eras paid on Tues­ and for carrying the wounded back Today gave os a genial sunshiny weather If they would use a good oil land, and Bern« M. Irvin«, of Coquille.
Oes Col a W*r4 lack bscrtiee
day of this week.
to the hospitals. Owing to the im­ spring morning such as many of our
light body refined from asphalt Jen. 12—EJwmrd F. Roberts snd
Nearly forty dpllars had been raised portance of these roads they are un­ eastern friends would be glad to see of
base
crude,”
said
A.
B.
Campbell,
Johnson, both of North Bend. SLED OATS—for sale by Geo. S.
by the girls ta their Round Robin der constant shall fire by the German hi mid-April. Indeed, if the fuel reg­ agent for the Standard Oil Company, Agnes
Jan.
12—Mason Archibald Wilcox Robison at the Roy place. Phone
teas snd the tea at the Red Cram artillery, and as there is no cover ulations which go into affect sast of in discussion* cold weather lubrica­ and Wanda
E. Harry, both of MeKin- 08x1
ita*
rooms last Monday. Thee# teas have there fh* position is even more has- the Mississippi today, had been for tion yesterday.
been effective ta other ways than
the entire country,
of our mer­ “In the Ford motor, the clutch is
ited to etoee their combined with the engine and lubri-
If Mr. Murdook is aecopted for ser­ places of business becs ass they seen cm tad from the crank case, If the oil
vice he expects to resign his position prohibited from heating thorn.
goto thick and sluggish in cold weath­
FOR SALE—$ wagons, 2 mules,
as roadmaster and go to the front at
er, the discs of the clutch stick to­
Probate
Court
Not««.
stout snd general, $360, or for hire
an early day.
gether. This is what causae hard
you can have their use for the
cranking and that perststaat creeping In the Probate eourt Jan. 14, Judge or
feeding.
Apply to Gee Chow Laun­
John
F.
Hall
flled
a
Petition
for
the
forward as if the clutch were pertly
appotatment of a guardian for LUsie dry, 826 2nd St. N. Marshfield, Or.
engaged.
“New an oil refined from asphalt Thomas, William Thomas, Jack
HOG taken up. Red and
baas crude flows freely down to sera. Thomas, Lillia Thomas. George STRAY
black; weight about 150. M. P.
Thomas, Charles Thomas and Frank Jarabeen,
Coquille.
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