The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., January 25, 1918, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

Why We
C. S.
Barrow. He dlscusaed at lM | tt
te c o f the reasons why Am erica had
gone to w ar w ith Germany.
The
lin t was the thorough preparation
fo r w ar that eGrmany had been mak­
ing fo r a generation and the unifica­
tion o f the w ar plans o f the Central
powers which enabled th en alw ays to
strike at the weakest point and con­
centrate th eir forces where they were
c.
C.
Robison, o f H all’s Crash, call-
sd Tussday-jaorn in g to s a lis i as a
Sentinel subscriber.
Frank Burkholder, o f this eity, was
in Portland last Friday, stopping at
th * Multnomah hotel.
E igh t Band on moa worn here yes­
terday fo r physical exam ination be­
fore the local d ra ft board.
D. M cCarthy came over from the
Bay Tuesday to look a fte r his loggin g
business up th * M iddle Fork.
J. A . Hopgood, the now travellin g
passenger agent o f tbe Southern Pa­
cific, waa a caller this morning.
A . N . Gould, Goo. F. Falconar and
J. K. Cavers went over to Lakeside
yesterday on surveying business.
The Scenic has a b ig attraction
hero tonight in the film , “ Am ericano,”
in which Douglas Fairbanks w ill ap-
agricultural production.
I t w ill be
unloaded at A tla n tic ports and the
price w ill be *7SJM a ten. fre e <■
board cara a t port o f arrival. Farm ­
ers a re to pay, la addition, freig h t
from the port o f a rriva l and the state
fe rtilis e r ta c fee.
Applications fo r a p ort o f the 100,-
COO tom o f n itrate bought by the
governm ent w ill be received only
The second was the lack o f coordin­
ation am ong the entente alliee which
bed made it possible fo r Germany to
strike a t one a fter another because
they failed to do team work. That
the entry o f our country into the
w ar had been follow ed by President
W ilson’s insistence that the antes
should g et together and w age on#
w ar instead o f everyone figh tin g on
his own hook, was a change which
made it possible to achieve victory
and p et the Huns oat o f business.
s local bank, association, or iadivid-
ual, designated by the Secretary at
Agricu ltu re te act as the farm ers’
agent fo r that purpose, money to
cover the coat o f the fe rtilis e r ex­
cept the fre ig h t charge.
A fte r the
money is transm itted to W ashington
the nitrate w ill be shipped to the
farm ers. I f applications fa r the ni­
Hotel Cooking.
Far too many hotel im.piietors over tra te exceed the supply o f about 100,-
the Hu ion hislst on trying to i-at tern 000 tons the governm ent wiU allot
their hotels after the Msnbuttaii island the supply so a pro rata basis among
mode and succeed in reproducing it In those who applied.
Application*
notblug except the price tariffs. A na­
must bo received by February A A p­
tive cook who cun do wouuers with a
frying also pullet aud « hot skillet plications Monks m ay be obtained by
makes a woeful mess of the job when exiling on or w ritin g te M r. Smith.
bo tries to render tbe poor fowl up in s
casserole with Frenchified trimming*.
Russian dressing for a salad is all very
well so long as you bare two Russian*
bandy, one to make It und tbe ¿it her te
eat I t It seems to lose Its savor when
constructed lu s hot kite lieu by an open
pored female Afro-American i.noo miles
ttom tidewater.—Irvin H. Cobb In B at
urday Evening Poet.
His Brother's Clothe*.
Fountain C. Torras, san o f our
Any one who has been the youngest
friend, Chris T o m o , has enlisted in boy o f tbe family and has consequent
ly bad to wear bis elder brother's out­
grown clothing con well appro-late tl»e
feeling that prompted Karl's reply in
the following story from the Chisago
Tribune:
One autumn Kari entered the same
kindergarten that bla brother Rolwrt
bad attended during the previous year.
Very frequently, tbe teacher called him
Robert by mistake until she became
provoked at beraelf and said to him.
"W ell, Karl, 1 don't kuow why I al­
ways call you Hubert."
“ I guess 1 know." answered Karl se­
riously. "I'v e got oa Robert's waist
to
Offer Oor Customer*
I h oar your
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KNOWLTON’S DRUG STORE
A WORD to the WISE
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L e tte rh e a d s ,
C ir c u la r s
E n v e lo p e s ,
o r other a d v e rtisin g
m atter, The Copille Valley Sentinel is
r e a d y to fill the bilL
have
a
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also
large stock of Business Cards, Fine P a ­
pers and Envelopes, plain or linen finish, and can
give you something neat for your office stationery
Q UALITY PRINTING
to«rid*s Oldest Bird.
J. F. K eating, o f the governm ent
airplane board, casm over Tuesday to
see bow the spruce campaign is pro­
gressing in th * Coquill# valley.
The N orth Bend Council has just
passed aa ordinance hairin g minors
tram pool halls.
Coquill* has hpd
on# in force fo r a couple o f years.
The ladies at the
church her w ill hold an
and servo a silver tea
ton’s Birthday, Friday,
Presbyterian
apron baaaar
on W ashing­
Fsbruary 22.
G eorg» Lester says th * bests he
planted last spring fo r stock feed
The oldest bird known Is culled tbe
archaeopteryx. This Is > Greek word,
which really means "ancient wing.” It
was an sxtraordinary Mrd. It had a
long tell, not all feathers a* a bint’s
tell Is now. bat like a Hoard* tall, long
and thick, with bones and flesh and
with ftotbers growing from It. It had
two logs with wbk-b it could walk or
perch In the trees, but It had two
other Umbe Uke band*, which It prob­
ing in Hobard’e eyas,
and conversation fo lio ,
fa st thereafter. Behw
te ranees, youthful p n
o f the old tim es and
o f fo rty -five y e a n agt
union a moot happy o
Tims*.
SANITARY RESTAURANT
This new restaurant formerly known as The CLUB
CAFE will be opened
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SATURDAY NOON
under the Muuiafement of the Sanitary Market.
We propose to furnish the best the market affords
at a fair price. COME AND SEE US.
Meed o f flying from bough to bough,
os birds now do. It had a curious eye
fitted with s sort o f armor shield, as
th* reptile# have, gnd Its beak was
armed with great strong teeth. Thar*
la no such bird aa this now.
T h e Crew e f Columbus.
The fiat o f tbe officers end sailors la
the first voyage o f Columbus was el-
moat coamopollten in Ite character.
Among them there wore a Jew, Lais
d* Torre*; an Irishman (rum Galway.
Ireland. William HiirrU: sn English­
man. Arthur Laws; Italians, Portu­
guese, Spaniards and several other Da­
ltons I Ules. although, o f cours*, too
8 [teníanla were largely In the major -
It Is maintained by some authorities,
with coaaldarabl» plausibility, too, that
there was a Scotchman In the Hat and
that after Columbus blmself be was
tbe first man to treed tbe soil o f the
new world.—Exchange.
Ferente e f Afriee,
One o f th* groat natural treasures at
Africa Is the Immensa extra tropical
forest that extend* almost unbroken
from the extreme southern end along
tbe eastern highlands to tbe equator.
There are gaps to ft, and the tress
rbangs la kind somewhat with changa
o f latitude, but updo th* whole it has
the same character throughout. The
altitud* abore th* sea changas regu­
larly with decrease o f latitude. Near
the cape the forest grows at sta lavai,
in Natal and th* Transvaal Its altt-
tode increases to 4,000 and B,000 foot,
and oa approaching the equator It rises
to 7,000 fM t sad finally to MMX» fa st
In th* equa tarisi highlands th* growth
Eyes Tested—Glasses Fitted
“SEE WILSON 1 1 SC MORf
Coquille, Oregron
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