The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., March 01, 1918, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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Finding Money
It bas not been deeided
the Brewster Valley Creamery w ill de
business the comiag ses ion or not.
Frod Baker beugkt hay at the Min-
lard ranch. Wa ail know hay is a
lU ng prie# and the man who hauled
|it that distance knows it U a long
The CoquiUe Valley Sentinel for O N E Y E A R and the
Oregon Parmer for TH R E E y e a r s » ii w <ci
J E V E R Y SUBSCRIBER
paying »1.50 In advuct h r tteSeattod, bom this date until fetter noUce. »11 re-
ceive U k coining 52 kuca of the Sentinel and 15« hade» of the Weekly Oregon
Parmer for that amount.
THIS IS THE GREATEST
Club Offer we have ever been able to present to the farm­
ers o f the CoquiUe Valley and we believe many o f them
wHl be glad to take advantage ol it.
Buy a BUSH C ar
moved eamp end now occupy new
barracks and field on a rocky ride#
from which there la a fine view o f the
surrounding country.
Unlike their
old barracks the new are lighted by
electricity. Fruit is a scarce article.
Sometimee figs or raisins are brought
into camp bat the price is high. For
figs he paid two francs, (the franc
is a little more than 1 7 * cents,) fo r
his mess cup full, that holds a cap
and a half or a little more. For a
can o f raisins that holds about a
quart he paid three francs. I am of
the opinion that fru it tastes as good
to thoae who do not use tobacco as to*
tacco tatsea to the tobacco user.
There have been great efforts pat
forth to furnish the tobacco users
l i t :" *875 1
I f s a W orld-Beater at the Price
A beautiful five-passenger T ou rin g Car. Standard
construction throughout. Complete equipm ent,
design; uuporb finish.
S trong and durable. Speedy I f you w
built for tow and fuel econom y.
Y o u ca n t m ake a m istake in bu yin g this exceptional
ca r fo r $875. N o w h ere in A m erica can you find its equal
a t the pricn.
R em em ber that th s B U S H is not an experim en t.
B U S H Cars h ave been in service fa r years. T h e y have
proved them selves to be a ll that w e eey about them.
Y o u can th rottle th e B U S H engine dow n to tw o
m iles an hour on high. Its action is sm ooth and sw eet.
Jf’s a
h u m m e rI ______
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8 «« it for yourselt Compare it with any other cor selling foe
leas then 11,300 and yea w ill say that the BUSH U a <
le t as ghw pea a dMuemtssMsu TODAY.
Mail us the $1,50 if you are a new subscriber or are already
paid in advance, for the Sentinel and we will do the rest.
I f you are in arrears an the Smtenet, send ns enough to cover
that nt the same time, and yon will receive both papers for
the time specified—the Sentinel for one year and the Oregon
208 PAPERS FOR ONLY $ 1 . 50 ; TWO FOR PRICE F 0 ONE
$1.50
Send A ll Orders
to
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H. W . Y ou n g,
Charles H. Babin, prssidsnt o f ths
Guaranty Trust Company, recently
announced that while the
ings of the people o f this
ft re the war had boon estimated at
from $5.000JXMMMM to $4000,000,000,
such has already basa ths growth o f
the thrift movemoat that our sav­
ings in 1917 ora now estimated at
from $14,000,000,009 to $16,000,000,-
OOO, or nearly three time# what they
were before the war, says the L iter­
ary Digest. An increasing amount of
thrift has been reflected on oil sides
—in the investment market, savings-
banks, life-insurance companies, sSe.
Mr. Sabin believed, however, «hat “ to
carry a th rift program beyond the
point of a rational tneraose In saving
could serve only to doprsoo business,
destroy velum, end create unemploy­
ment.” Business men and wogem rn-
rn. would not bo able to lend money
to the Government unless they could
make money.
Business moot earn
more money in 1918 than It 4M in
1917, because the Government “ is go­
ing to need more money end increas­
ingly more money, before this war Is
won.” He added:
“ There must be discrimination, of
course, between that which la cm
tisl and that which is non assent
But no legitim ate business which can
make money wthout competing with
the Government is non essential
In
fact, it is very essential, because
ey is one o f the moot important mu­
nitions of war. And, it should bo re­
numbered, the people who earn the
money in such business are among
those who invest largely in the Gov­
ernment’s war loons and who pay
taxes.”
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This subject was recently discussed
■•long similar linos by s w riter in F i­
nançai America. W hile th rift is need­
ed to save money, food, fuel, and
many commoditise used on the fight­
ing-lines and in the homes o f Allied
I eople, this saving should not moon
“ the adoption o f parsimony as a habit
of life.“ Saving money ta lend to the
Government does not mean that bmrt-
ness men and
Income misers;” it
that they sould
and their fom ilim of
that they should bo penurious or nig­
gardly or avaricious In thoir burinem
dealings or, most Bn portent o f ell, in
their charities.“
The man who starves him self sr
st T m .
nt ths
LOREN KNIGHT, CoquiUe, Or.
M E N T FOR
CO O S,
CURRY,
AND
S u k id e a t Powers.
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prêts as altpsten
rowers
yes­
terday states that James Houston, a
well known livestock doeler end meet
market operator than, Wodneeaay
night fired e rifle bullet through his
heart, dying instantly., Hs laid down
cn the bed in his room in the Morris
ranch house, held the m unie of a rifle
over hie heart and with a stick pulled
the trigger.
Houston had resided in this section
and near M yrtle Point fo r years. Ha
was about forty years old end single
and no does relatives are known here.
Sometime ago ho opened a moat
market there and Mr. Gant and At-
bert Abbott, o f Marshfield, were in-
teres ted with him in the business.
For some days, it is said, that
Houston bad boon driking heavily and
Wednesday had shown indications o f
despondency.
He shot himself at seven o’clock
D O U G LA S
C O U N T IE S
are operated by the company in the
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north.—Cooe Bay Timas.
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| If you want to got a more compute
introduction to the infamous eharse-
Tt
Iter o f BillU 2 and the German gov­
f
f
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ernment read "Germany’s Plots Ex­
^
posed—The German 8py Sustem from
reeul
the Inside,’' by John R. Rathorn, edi­
cold
tor o f the Providence Journal, com­
&*r'
mencing in the World’s Work fo r
£ “
February.
You w ill got more thaa
this
an introduction to Baraetorif, Von Pa­
used
pon, end Boy-ed and others o f their
—
kind.
You w ill become fu lly ac­
—
quainted with them and learn that
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Estete Settkd Aftar 35 Y«are. Bey-ad, who is s cross between a
John Swsnton, o f Marshfield, re German mother and a Turk father, is
Coroner F. E. Wilson at Marshfield
cently received a Wttar frota hia mo­ the only one in the bunch who carries
has
been notified end until arrange­
tilar, Mrs. E. F. Swanton, o f Dublin, the slightest resemblance o f honor
t> a quarter century
ments are made fo r the inquest, no
Ireland, stating that sha had succeed- under his hat
That was a groat German pence action w ill bo taken about the funer-
ad in obtaining a aattlament o f his
father’s estáte after beéng invelved proposal to the United States made
Diamond
Albert Abbott stated yesterday
in the Chancery Coarte fo r over thir- by Boy-ed in 1916. Bernstorff could
Poultry Pood»
o f the North w o t M our
that
he
had
sold
out
his
interest
in
try to play the game at alibi as well
ty-five years.
^^^^iju irantec of Ber Supplie»
the Powers meet market with Hous­
His father became involved finan­ as his boss, Billie 2. It is known now ton last Saturday. Houston had been ^ » • ‘‘VVSaeul.ctory
Petti liier»
W Srrvue
cian y oti account of beáng surety. A t that Bernstorff toasted the command­
to You. t o u m a m m
one time bis fam ily could heve sold er of the U-boat the night after the
for Coto fog Ha
one-third o f bis property and paid the Lusitania was sunk. The men o f the
surety in fuil, but ’ after going Providence Journal surely did great
thraugh Chancery loet everything, work and helped put President WU-
Tuscania Victims Recovering.
excepting what was saved to hia mo- son wise as to the villainous iniquity
A Washington dispatch reports six­
of
Billie
2
and
his
gang.
In
the
same
ther by virtue at a pre marriage eet-
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
tiement, under which sha received en number o f World’s Work is “ How ty-three survivors from the Tuscania
Germany is Preparing for the Next in hospitals in Ireland recovering
from injuries and exposure.
In no
o f 85 years racetved about eight thou- War,“ by J. B. W. Grsdnsr, o f the
Highway Caaatractiea, Cam County,
ease, according to the statement to
New
York
Times,
in
which
the
plans
sand dollere. One-fourth o f thia went
Oregon.
the W er Department, is the condition
to pay attorney tarn which waa in and purposes at not only the German
Sealed
bids
tor
the construction of
addrUon to sums paid out o f the as­ government are brought to light but in the least critical, and all w ill be
Gravel
Wearing
Surface
on
moved
on
soon.
te ta from Urne to tim# during the 85 that the Gorman people are interested
the Bandon-Curry County Section
A
t
Londonberry,
W
illiam
B.
Cur­
in
the
same
diabolical
acts
as
Billie
years to attorneys.
2. That we are in this fight not only tis. son o f W. B. Curtis o f Marshfield, o f the Coast Highway in C om
Mrs. Swanton had despaired at get-
Oregon,
w ill
be
Re­
Guss Johnson, of County,
to tiek the German government tram is recovering.
ting a Settlement during her lifetim e
ceived
by
the
County
Court
of
said
Rfsdaport,
and
Hallie
M.
Hoeelton,
the face at the earth, but that the
German people must be licked Into e from Coburg, Ora., who form erly County, at its office in the Court
growing sense o f right doing and worked at the Courtenay m ill at the House, Coquille, Oregon, until 10:00
o’clock A. M. March 7th, 1918.
their present educators and naar ed­ Bay are at the seme place.
No bid w ill be considered unless ac­
A
smaller
number
o
f
the
63
are
at
ucators pot out o f business. Ws will
also le a n from this article bow Ger­ Larne, but no Coos county boys are in companied by cash, bidder’s bond, or
certified check fo r an amount equal
many Is being turned into an official this lis t— Coot Bay Times.
to at least 5 per cent, o f the total
stock ranch, the woman being need
amount
of the bid.
Baudot!
Ashore
Again.
as the brood animals.
Billie 2, me
A corporate surety bond w ill be re­
boy, the peace you era blabbing about
The stammer Bandon lost her port
and wanting is the peace o f hell end wheel Tuesday as she was about quired for the faithful performance
that is the kind you’ll got. But you ready to cross out from Coot Bay fo r o f the contract in a sum equal to one-
]f the total amount o f the bid.
will not have anything to do with the the south.
8he was caught in a
Proposal blanks and full informa­
peace on earth fo r neither you nor strong tide end turned around end
your kind are to bo taken into con­ ran aground in the mouth o f South tion for bidders may lie obtained at
Ihe office o f the County Clerk of «aid
sideration in the making o f that Inlot before she could bo righted.
County,
or at the office of the Deputy
peaes. For the peace for* which we
The Hardy which came down aided
State Highway Engineer, in the Court
fight end w ill fight for until it is es­ hex in getting off.
Capt. Blomquist
tablished is the peace o f end for did not discover the loss o f the wheel Home, Coquille, Oregon.
Plana and specifications and forms
until after the Hardy started out. Ho
of contract may bo seem at the seme
was tryin g to gat a tug to tow up
place or may be obtained upon the
deposit of $15.00,
The right is reserved to reject any
or all proposals or to accept the pro­
posal or proposals deemed beat for
sair County.
COUNTY COURT OF
R o m Smith, representing the Rob-
COOS COUNTY.
STt Dollar Co., which form erly oper-
James Watson,
a ted a mill on the Coquille river, loft
County Judge,
for Seattle Wednesday after a one
Goo. J. Armstrong,
day stop in the county looking over
County Commissioner,
the pnesssejons o f the company which
Archie Philip,
still here. There are no plans to
County Commissioner,
oo fu r so ho knows nor Attest:
could he state whether there is any |
L. W. Oddy,
to move any supplies 5t8
County Clerk,
Coquille, O r e g o n
Savings Mora Than Daahisd.
I chew o f the tobacco user, no matter
I how disagreeable it may be for them,
land no effort is put forth to encour-
lage the non-tobacco osar to refrain
I from form ing the habit by seeing that
figs and raisins etc., are sold to him
[a t a fa ir price. In one letter Theo­
dore wrote that the articles the Bod
Cross and Y . M. C. A. have on sale
are priced about the same as in the
I States, 25 centimes fo r a cup o f cof­
fee, the same for a sandwich, that is
6 cents each.
The Bolshevild’s and all their kind
must learn this lesson: "The law is
the schoolmaster."
And that they
can’t run a school without the school­
master for that means the vacation
days the riotous days, the school
gone wild, and the damage bills must
triet to the m ills which Coquille, Oregon, February 7th, 1913.
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