The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., February 15, 1918, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

Laughlin
Gregg Shorthand
Touch Typewriting
Bookkeeping
in both th« plain and bordarmi puttana, aa w«U as a larga
•uppiy of ftll-fa pieces.
YourJLast
Chance
to gat auch hige-grade China at such prices. Wa can't dup­
licate the price on another shipment We have also received
another shipment of GOLD BAND CHINA.
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MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop.
Class 3.
/
Wail the local board here u d f u
a man to Claaa 4 on account of a de­
pendent family; but be has also asked
to be excused frees military service
because be is indispensable in run­
ning a farm. That necessitate« send­
ing bis claim on that lino to the dis­
trict board, which will approve of it
and assign him to class 2. - His as­
signment still stands for Class 4 but
Class 2 he concludes that he is no
longer in Class 4, end haa no chance
of escaping military duty on account
of his family. Then he writes or
perhaps telegraphs the local board to
know hqw about it, whether he la in
Class 4 or Claaa L As s matter of
fact ha is in both but it is always the
one that gives the greatest exemption
holds over all others.
Tbs matter hasn't been explained.
Ten Hoae Guards fa.State.
became Mrs. Bedingfleld at the house
of her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. E. H.
Kinley, of Bandon.
Wedneaday morning the young
couple went north to Camp Lewis.
The wedding is the culmination o t
a romance which began when both
the Coquille River.
University
New Claaafu in Gregg both day and Evening
Special Classes in Typewriting with provisions
The characterization of defective
for home work. We furnish typewriters.
generalization aa s “typical American
stunt“ appeals to the Sentinel. For
WE DO LETTER WRITING
half a century the writer has bean
at
a
nominal
cost Phone, us and we will send
protesting against that' kind of gen­
eralisation. There is no more nearly
you a stenographer
universal error than tbs illogical one
of making general deductions based
on isolated facts. It is exactly like
arguing that because people . are
sometimes killed, on railroads there­
do your copying and pat oat yoar circular letters
fore it behooves us to tsar up every
track} that because some men cut
Phone 16, Coquille, Oregon,
themselves with axes and bleed to
death, therefore the manufacturing
of axes should be forbidden; that be­
cause city improvements involve
hardships in some instances therefore
ye should per# no more streets and
build no more sidewalks. People of
limited education and narrow vision
can be pardoned for such errors; not
May Be Boat Line from Portland
Methodist Church.
so easily men like Roosevelt and Sunday school at 10. Coses and J. E. Norton recently received
Chamberlain.
study.
word from the Columbia Navigation
Preaching at 11 and 740. Sub­ Co., at Portland, that they were flig-
Oregon 59 Tears of Age. jects: "The Fine Art of Winning uring on putting on a boot to run
J. F. Schroeder calls our attention Man” and “How to Bogin the Christ­ from Portland to the Coquille river,
to the fact that Oregon was admitted ian Life.”
and asking if there would be suffi­
to the Union 60 years ago yesterday. Epworth League at 040.
cient business to extend the run ea
She is by no moans a newcomer in Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:80. far up aa Coquills. The company
the family, fifteen, states having been Sunday School Board meeting Mon­ now haa two boats and ara building
aumitted since her natal day. There day evening.
a third, and while the flour and faad
are only eight states larger then Ore­ If you are not a regular attendant shipments of an Astoria mill will
gon, but there are 84 that have a at any church this church has a place form the principal item of their ship­
larger population. Oregon haa only for you.
ments down here they expect to do a
6 2-8 people to the square mile, but
8. G. Rogers, Pastor. general freight business. Riverton
there are a few states that have leas.
ccal will be the chief'cargo of the
Nevada, for instance, has less than
return trip and with an 8-day sched­
one, only 81,000 people to 110,000 There will be Choir Practice to­ ule they will doubtless do a good
>quaie milee.' Coos county with 12% morrow (Saturday) at 8 p. m.
business on the lower river, even
people to the square mile, notwith­ February 17. First Sunday in Lent. though they should decide to come no
standing its large area of mountains Holy Communion at 8 S. m.
farther up than the coal minee.
and forests and the small percentage Sunday
school
at
10
a.
m.
of its tilled land, has just about
Communion and Sermon at 11
double the Oregon average. Outside a. Holy
m.
Celebrant
and Preacher will be
of Portland, however, Oregon has the Rev. Jay Claud
Black, rector af
only four people to the square mile Marshfield.
4 nd Coo# county has three times that
the evening at 7:80 p. m. will be
average. Isn’t there lots of elbow the In dosing
of the Mission.
room out here In the northwest, The subject service
of
instruction
though. Why, before the w*r, Bel­ “The Prayer Book Church.” will bo
gium had 700 people to the square Tonight end tomorrow night the
mile or nearly 200 times as many aa
Mission services will be held
Oregon outside of Multnomah eounty. regular
at
7:80
p.
All the Church asks is
Referring to Mr. Schroeder again, a hearing. m. Have
you attended this
he says he left Baltimore for Ore­ Mission T Good music.
Bright ad-
gon just seven weeks before the state
was admitted into the Union and so
has not boon eligible to membership
in the pioneer association. The num­
ber who are eligible now must be an
extremely select few.
A Portland paper says: . .
“Reports received yesterday from
Coos County that five home guard
companies have been formed there
and are to be properly equipped,
brought to the mind of Acting Adju­
tant-General John M. Williams the
fact that there are bow in state, out­
side of Multnomah county, 10 such
unite.
“there has been commendable ac­
tivity through the state lately,” said
Colonel Williams, “in the matter of
forming home guards. Coos county
now has five companies. La Grande
has two companies. Baker two and
Couaty Court Meeting.
Pendleton one. There are nearly
2000 of these heme protectors in the At its meeting here Wednesday the
state outside of Portland, and the County Court revised the membership
of the election boards in the county,
making new appointments in case#
Go South to VMt Mother. where the judges and clerks appoint­
Claud H. Giles, accompanied by ed had not accepted end also where
Mrs. Giles’ mother, Mrs. N. G. W. appointees had moved away or there
Perkins, both of Myrtle Point, passed were protests against the persons
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through Coquille yesterday moraine previously nsmod.
oi- their way to San Francisco to he The court also authorised tbs pay­
with Mrs. Giles, who is at the Child­ ment of bills for material and labor
ren’s Hospital recovering from a seri­ on the approaches to the bridges
ous operation. Recovery from the op­ Ladd * Hattie ate building on the
eration, which was perfumed a month coast highway north of Coos Bay.
ago, has not been so rapid as had There are three of these bridges all
bean anticipated and though her con­ with draws and they cross North
dition is not critical, a visit with Slough, Haynes Slough and Larsen
home folks m s thought advisable. Slough. The amount now to be paid
Mrs. Perkins will remain in the south for the approaches is 8217740.
about e month and Mrs. Giles until
New C u m fa Circuit Court.
Feb. 14—Chandler Investment Co.
vs Matlock Investment Co., a corpor­
ation, Flanagan & Bennett Bank, a
corporation, J. Albert Matson, Vlr-
Christian Church.
Bible School at 10 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m. Sub-
Christian Endeavor at 0:80 p. m.
Evening Service at 7:80 p. m. Sub-
Prayer and Bible Study Meeting
Wednesday at 740 p. m.
You are cordially invited to all
Bergmann Shoe
Rsv. J. A. McVeigh, pastor.
BIG SURPRISE TO MANY
IN COQUILLE
People are surprised at the IN­
STANT action of simple buckthorn
berli, glycerine, etc, as mixed in Ad-
ler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL flushes
the ENTIRE bowel tract so complete­
ly it relieves AftY CASE sour sto-
FOR SALE-Usod Ford in good con­
dition. N. N. Neiman.
WANTED—Chrome, Manganese and
Molybdenite oras. Might purchase
or take istreet in proven mine.
Western Reduction Company, 24th
A Nicolai Sts, Portan d, Oregon.