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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 22, 1918)
Bicycles $30 and up FEB. 26 - AT THE • Dr. Ewe Is • relativ« «I isb Vffia— as Ht was sfccatsd at Ohi». m Iba lute» plattem ia puter oí one of the largest Ms— mi**!?. Feb 26 , atjyjLE:--- -. MAN: Arthur Waiwyn Evans SAVE MONEY AND BUY THRIFT STAMPS We can help you reduce the high cost of living, and save you money for patriotic war investments. - We have just put on display a large stock of hat frames, in all shapes, flowers, novelty hat trimmings, and wreaths—all new and pretty, at very reasonable prices. Why not trim your own spring hat? Hat Frames ............................25c Flowers.. ..........._........15c to 50c Hat Trimming Novelties_____ 15c to 50c WreathB........................................... 25c RACKET STORE MRS. BONNIE WALKER, Prop. Last evening Mias Clara Sherwood, who has served so faithfully and effi ciently as chairman of the local branch of the American Bed Cross, tendered her resignation to the exe cutive committee who reluctantly ac cepted it. The eeaunittee, however, immediately get busy and elected a most worthy successor in the person of Mr*. J. A. Lamb, whs has been one of the amet active workers in ell the Bed Cross activities. The filling of the post by the exe cutive committee is according to the by-lews of the organisation as the following communication from lire. Alice Vestal, secretary of the Marsh field The following extracts from by laws for chapters (for branches also) will answer your questions of Fob. 10. “The Executive committee shall have power to fill vacancies ia their number or ia the offices of the chapter in the intervals between Annual Meetings." ' Under Mies Sherwood’s direction the Red Croas society has made a very large asaortmmt of the equip ment needed for soldier« end H bee aU been of ea excellent 'workmanship. By her tactful handling of the duties of her office she has eliminated ell the umui I antagonisms end kept the branch at a high print of efficiency. Washington Birthday Party. It was a very pleasant social af fair whera the guests carried on with needlework and knitting instead of cards end partook of refreshments • 1« Hoover—the party at the Maury nsidonce lest night with Miss Basel# Maury end Mise Inès G. Bunch aa hostesses. The occasion was one heartily enjoyed by all present espec- l*ly the fun when with the names of the présidente at the plates the g.-eeU tried to find their pieces with only the popular nicknames as clues. One of the hostesses couldn’t get by with it though when she tried to pern off one of Mrs. Wickham’s famous Indian puddings as her own contri bution to the prevailing economy campaign. The invited guests were Mesdames Bert Folsom, Ben Currie, Hal Pierce, Clarence Tuttle, N. N. Neiman, J. E. Paulson, L. P, Maury, Paul Sterling, Tracy Loach, Bertha J. Smith, Ed Moeller, Jennie Williams, F. E. Mc Kenna, F. C. Trac, O. H. Knowtton. Charles Harlecker end Misese ~ Danielson, Marten Y Hcrlocker. Another call for county warrants has been made this week which eever# ell that are outstanding bearing date before July L ISIS. Coes county le steadily Sieving towards a cash ’— *- 1 y normal m war conditions will par- a it; and that public txpwidltum ba limited to actual m rm i day Night By ties, under no drcnmstanoaa permit M to 15, ' ting private or public improvesaant tb interfere with the successful proee The North Bend five eras very plain cution of the war. . ly outclassed when they went up 1 favor the comprehensive improve against the CoquUle sharpshooters in ment and construction of reeds, par r basketball game here last Friday ticularly he main or trunk highways, evening. They played n good game »rich are of themselves military ne [hot simply ware net fast enoagh to cessities, and I believe that during keep up. The ball was around their the war this work should be prosecut basket moot of the time and the team ed only with the consent and approval work on the part of CoquiUe in taking o* the National Government I favor the ball from a dangerous position to ike construction of an adequate sys tbo other end and a basket proved tem of military highways for the do- and believe the excellent training the boys here iense of the Pacific received this year under J. C. Al- that the National Government should mack. Not in several years has thia undertake such construction immed Furniture and Hardware teem work bean so highly developed iately upon the termination of the The final score was 46 to IS, but war, so that those resources, upon even with this one-sided score the . hich the nation is so largely depend viritors were fighting sway just as ing in prosecuting the war, will be l.roperly conserved and protected end hard es at the start. There is one member of the Co- t irther as e means of affording em- "Ashamed of Oregon." Methodist Church. quille five who play* e splendid game 1 loyment tm the hundreds of thou and yet almost never bee a foul called sands of soldiers during the period of Sunday school at 10. Come end It’s a good many years ago that some Kansas people when they went on him—Fred Lorens. His blocking . «adjustment or until such time ea the study. of his opponent is all that could be productive activities of peace will re Preaching at 11 and 7:30. Sub east said they were ashamed to reg jects, “How to Keep the Law," and ister from that state end so side desired end yet it is always aceom quire their employment “Meeting Temptation.” stepped it by saying they were from plished with one aim, according to the Epworth League at 6:30. the West. Those fellows got^such e rules. Prayer meeting Wedneeday at 7:30. roosting at home that they were soon The other boys ere equally deserv It pays to go to Church. Try it glad to declare they were not asham ing of commendation. Philip John ed of Kansas. In the same class now son plays the game every minute uibition end the permanent adoption Bogin now. & G. Rogers, Paster. ere the chumps who are affirming John Stanley is usually in the thick of equal suffrage in the state and na that Oregon is “the laughing stock of of it, while William and Chas. Oerd tion. I shall endeavor at ell timet to cre- St. James Episcopal Church. the nation." They need to go and big pull some of the prettiest thro >te>nnd stimulate that patriotic co- There will be Choir Practice to soak thsir heads if they don’t want for baskets see here this year. to become a laughing stock of the jpernHon between employer end em The game between the second (Saturday) at 8 p. m. ployee rendered so necessary by the morrow from high school and tbs Sitka 24th. 2nd Sunday in Lent. state. Along the seme line, when n man five resulted in e victory for the lat strenuous conditions of war and so February Holy Communion begins to talk about “freak laws” ter, due principally to the rough stuff, essential to the progress and advance Sunday school at at 10 8 a. a. m. m. having been enacted in Oregon we et elbowing and slugging they. indulged ment of the state. in. One former high school player I shall aid and assist in every way Morning Prayar and Sermon at 11 once write him down es e freak. Not one of them has ever named any tew on the Sitka team should have been jonimen*urate with due and proper of this state as worthy of such a des removed from the game the first min dconomy, the educational system and ignation. It’s just a bit of camou nstitutions of the state end in every ute of play for his foul tactics. flage—that sort of talk. This afternoon the teem, accom possible manner increase their ett- panied by a large crowd ef student» jiency. and auporters have gone down on the With a knowledge end appreciation Coos Bey is threatened with a flour Dispatch for the game at Bandon to uf the enormous natural resources of famine. Her allowance has been night. Next Friday is to be played Jregoa I shall endeavor to promote baaed on purchases a year ago and th* game which will probably decide the development of thoee resources since that time the number of labor the championship—that with Myrtle trough establishment of new Indus- Teaching service from 10 to 11 a. m. ers in the mills there has nearly Point. If the locals win here next trim and by encouraging settlers and Morning servies at 11 a. m. Sub doubled, so they claim they ought to Friday, it will mean that both team» urging such legislation as will tend to set, “Rejected." have 75 per cent more than they go through the season with only one make living conditions better for them Evening service at 7:80 p. m. Sub- bought then. feet, “But Gracious." defeat each, and the tie will have to Rev. J. A. McVeigh, pastor. be played off on some neutral floor. I-borers throughout the state. Hint CoquiUe 'will win is the confid In administering the office of the ent expectation of thoee who' teve state’s highest executive I shall con Christina Church. followed the a j f a d sistently endeavor to give to Oregon Bible School at 10 a. m. sa impartial, clean, economical and Thera will no preaching services at CUtarrfcaJ Dasfasas s a ia- aasditici af la tka eaasaS mucoua br Itala« et businesslike administration, which will the Christian church next Sunday as SaataS thè BuatachJaa Tabe. Whcn thle tuba la InSamed rov kavt a rumbiln« sound or la have an its ideal the greatest possible the minister left last Tuesday for Oorfoot hasrtas. and wban 1« la aatlralr - oloard. tv-nfaroa la tao rudnlt. Ua.i'SS Ino advancement of the moral, social and Myrtle Creek from which place he Indentalatléa ba reduced and Ibis tabe ooaditloa. bearla« seonomie prosperity of the people of will go to Portland to attend the Ore raaterad lo Ita caa «ormai the state, and through an ever increas gon School of Methods of Bible School ing development of its tremendous in session from Feb. 26 to resources keep Oregon at the top In work March The Bible School and the vest fabric of our national life. Christian 1st. Endeavor meetings will be held as usual during hia absence. Harbor Favors Armstrong. Christian Endeavor at 6:60 p. m Speaking of Commissioner Arm You are cordially invited to all strong’s candidacy for re-election the The Celebrated Ceos Bay Harbor says: A. J. Whiddon, Minister. Since Mr. Armstrong’s term ex pires this yenr and nominations for Christian Science Society.. Geld Medal that office meat be made in the May Services next Sunday at 11:00 a. m. P. P. Awarded primaries, this paper is free to con Wednesday L E. San Francisco, 1915 evening meeting at 8 fess that it is our candid opinion o’clock. Criminal Cages Next Week. bint Mr. Armstrong should be retain Sunday school at 9:30 «. m. strongest and nearest waterproof in office. He is in the first piece, Free public reading room open ev The The following criminal cases are ed Shoes made for Loggers, Cruisers, the only man proposed for the posi ready for trial when the February tion from the Bandon country and ery day, except Sundays and holidays, Miners, Sportsmen and Workers. term of the Circuit court opens here certainly H is the privilege of the from 3 to 4 p. m. next Monday: over there to name his sue- Comer Third end Hell streets. Formase Shoe The 8tat* vs. Chas. Page, of Bandon, people ctveor. They are united for him and selling intoxicating liquors. It Has Billion» to Raise. Te Keep Your Feet Dry Uae The back him throughout the cam State vs. Chas. Reimer, under a sim will paign as they have done in the pest The Treasury of the United States Bergmann Watar-Praef Shoe OIL ilar charge. He is e qualified road builder, a has a great deal of money to raise State vs. Sam Goff. who knows how bridges are built and it cannot be raised by bankers Theodore Bergman State vs. Fred Nieme, selling intox man and the cost and knows how beet to alone, says Secretary McAdoo. The Shoe Manufacturing Co. icating liquors. them in repair. Judge Watson banks of thia country cannot alone 621 Thurman St. Portland. Oregea State vs. Glenn Rotelle and wife, of 'ceep us in a recent interview that Empire, for killing a deer out of sea- told America’s neads in this war Commiaiaoner Armstrong repaired all sustain ron. and ex toad to our allies the essential the bridges and culverts in the coun aid which they must have to continue ty in such e manner that they are in the war. Has a Narrow Escape. condition yet, many of which The rich of this country cannot do The three year-old ton of Rev. and good were thought to be beyond repair. It it alone; the men of this country can Ota Csal s Ward lack Mrs. Van Lydegraf was rssueed from is his knowledge just such work as Mi do It alone; the women of this a watery grave near the Loehbaugh this that makes of him a valuable man country cannot do if alone; but ell store yesterday. The little fellow for the county and aa long ae he is of ns, the people of the United States, FOR SALE OR RENT—160 acres was playing on the bridge ovehr the willing to serve we believe we should disregarding partisanship, forgetting four and one half miles from Co- tide flats, while the tide was high. accept of hit services. selfish interest, thinking only of tha quille. 20 acres under cultivation; Ha apparently fall overboard. Sev supremacy of right and determined to 60 pasture. Fred Nosier, Coquills. eral men, passing in an auto truck, Marriage Licenses. vindicate tha majesty of American’ 6t2 were stttracted to the scene where ideate and secure the safety of Amer February 18—Israel A. Otto and the lad was struggling in the water. SALE—Used Ford in good con They quickly rescued him and took Bertha Lovell Doney, both of Powers. ica end civilization, can do the greet FOR ‘ d ition. N. N. Neiman. him to the Emorgency hospital. Dr. Feb. 16—Emanuel Asimatis and end splendid work whick God has Leap, who attended the child, stated Ruth May Ewing, both of Bandon. called upon us to do. WANTED—Chrome, Manganese and that the little fellow had a close Molybdenite ores. Might purchase call. While he had not swallowed a May Beile Smith, both of Myrtle Sample copies of the Sentinel will g n at dea of water, the exposure in Point be sent to your friends who are not Western Reduction Company, 24th the cold water was exceedingly dan Feb. 18—Lyman M. Rouse end subscribers if you will furnish their A Nicolai Sta., Portend, Oregon. gerous. Rev. Lydegraf is the new Edith Mey Kennedy, both of Myrtle WANTED TO BUY—A one-hordt Church of God minister located here. rum. spring wagon.—J. N. Jacobsen. Feb. 18—John F. Carieoa and NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT —Bandon World. Phono 887, Coquille. Stf Christina Lorhum, both ef North IN COQUILLE. FOR RENT—Large room with fire; There has never been anything in both ia connection. Apply at Sen- CoquUle with the INSTANT action ef tinsi office. simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as atixad in Adler-i-ka. ONE FOR RENT—e-rooos hoes. with gar- SPOONFUL flushes the ENTIRE den lot Also four-re601 110066 hooping apartm ents. J. E. Quick. ANY CASE soar stomach, gas er constipation and prevents appendici tis. The INSTANT, pisé sent action Week Bad Bate* for CoquiUe. Frank Burkholder reported to the Commercial Club Wednesday evening that on his recent trip to Portland bo took the matter up with John M. Scott Of the possibility of getting the one end a third week end farm to Portland rates that cities out on the main line enjoy, with.an additional day’s time for Willamette Pacific points. That is, that the rates would be effective Friday morning, instead of Saturday, and return limit Mon day. At the present time Coos coun ty people may leave Saturday morn ing and by purchasing tickets at Hie starting point, at Cushman and at Eugene secure the one end e third round trip rate. * - Mr. Seott could give Mr. Burkhold er no assurance that such s rets could he secured but the letter earns sway with the idee that if the com mercial bodice and business men of this county, backed by Portland houses, made e strong enough claim the railroad company might bo in duced to grant us the week end rate. Net only will the local Commercial Club take it ap with the other similar bedies la this county end with the Southern Pacific, but all business heusaa can help by securing the as sistance of their wholesale houses in the metropolis. .. An entire business day in Portland is something impossible now on week end rates but if the change is made it will be quite an inducement to thia section to visit that city oftener. The club also authorised the pur chase of Thrift Stamp# with the $160 balance which will be left from the peat season's Lyceum course. The treasurer’s annual report showed a balance of $80.91 in the club's treasury. * Another Winter Romance. The Sentinel is not the only paper that writes these “romances" about these evergreen shores. In the cur rent issue of the Gold Beach Reporter, Jack Jusa has a teory about a couple of Curry county boys who were given tivalve and five days respectively for getting too enthusiastic on Jamaica ginger sad lemon extract. So after they were put in Sheriff Tolman’s harge he provided them “with enough labor to work op an appetite. The grass ia the court boose yard is being given e much needed trimming and things are being cleaned op generally about that structure." Supplies and Repairing H . O. H N D E R S O N Bergmann Shoe Want Ads WW- l - A
