The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., April 12, 1918, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

Timely
House
not be helped; but he was willing to Chao. Newton, $60.
give everything he had to prevent tho Wesley F. Burgess, $60.
Goman flog Opine orar tho land W. B. Rohm, $100.
«boro our brava hoya war«*»looping.
Snoot Plop, $60.
At tho conclusion at tho speaking T. N. Sickels, $60.
Ternata Clinton «na aokod to raeito Goo. Looter, $100.
candidate for sheriff on the democrat­ too following lineo, antiUed “Can Him M. O. Hawkins, $100.
ic ticket appears elsewhere in this is­ All yon Gna:H
Household Ammonia Furniture Polish
Zettie M. Hawkins, $100.
sue. Tbs way in which ha has dis­ Tho tono has comm whan wo must holy Raymond E. Baker, $100.
for polishing
charged too duties of deputy gome Our Sammy eon tho Kaiaor,
Scouring
Soap
Mrs.
R.
E.
Baker,
$100.
warden should convince any one that Wo all must aovo «hot food «a can T. G. Barker, $60. f •
Laquerette „
Powdered Borax
if elected he will make a model sheriff. Or Bill will bo the wiaor.
Winnie W. Barker, $60.
for renewing sur­
Frank Burkholder, chairman of the Ho aita o’er there ariti) haughty air C. A. DeLong, $600.
Boraxa
face
O. C. Sanford, $160.
executive committee handling last Ordering his men about,
Saturday's monster parade, wishes Ho aaya, “Dot Som ho gita too froah, H. 8. Cadmsn, $100.
Bath Tub Fnamwl
O’Cedar Polish
P. C. PursUy, $60.
>.
the Sentinel to express his most sin­ I tink he’ll soon gif out."
J. R. Bonham, of the Sltkum ses- ews
John
Meador,
$1100.
thanks
and
appreciation
to
every
Chloride
Lime
tion, was in town Wednesday.
Floor Stains
committeeman who helped plan and
food our boys tho boot in atora Mrs. Geo. A. Martin, $160.
R. J. Nickolai returned lost evening arrange for the parade, and to every­ Wall
E. H. Robinson, $60.
Cresoieum
And do our bit for Sam
Floor Paints
from a week’s visit in Portland.
Annie Winter, $100.
one who in any way helped to make That’s tho way we’ll win tho war
Best
and
safest
Fred
A.
Winter,
$100.
At least that’s Hoover’s plan.
S. Sherwood is home for a few days it the magnificent success it was.
Floor Varnish
Disinfectant
Mrs. Judith Collier, $100.
tram the Sumner logging camp whore
A. M. Woodford want out this Wo all eon help our Uncle Sam
E.
A.
Wimer,
$100.
morning for Vancouver, Washington, And bo a “Hooveriser”
he is employed.
Wm. Eli Foote, $60.
visit his daughter, Mrs. Stiver, Help him knock tho eyofe right out
The younger son of C. E. Mayes to
James
Watson, $100.
who
live*
in
that
vicinity.
He
was
Of
that
infernal
Kaiaor.
was operated on for hernia nt Mercy accompanied as far as Eugene by his
Henry W. Young, $200.
hospital Wednesday.
While the church aras full, all resi­ Wm. Norris, $100.
The Best Talking Machine
Mrs. Jennie Williams, and dents
arerò not pres­ Mrs. R. L. Gimlin, $1,000.
Orders wanted for n few settings of daughter,
son, Maurice, who are going to Mod- ent and of it tho is district
PLAY ANY MAKE OF DISC RECORDS
expected to largely in­ Margurete Detlefsen, $200.
pure bred Blue Andalusian eggs. Es- ford to visit relatives and friends.
tella Hart, City.
18M* L. A. Liljeqvist cams over hers crease tho $1,000 subscribed there that Matilda Willard, $60.
Frank E. Willard, $100.
The Coos and Curry Telephone Co. from tho Bey yesterday afternoon to evening.
Levi
L. Bunch, $60.
6
subscribed for $2,600 in Liberty Loan got the Anal figures for use in his
Coalogse’s Camp.
C. H. Bunch, $100.
bonds and its officers and employee brief in the Kinney taxes injunction Wednesday
evening the committee W. C. Rose, $100.
for $2,260 more, making $4,760 in all. case in the Federal court at Portland, got away at 4:JO,
on the May, and ar­ J. J. Stanley, $60.
The Norway store is for sale, or where he proposes to fils his brief on rived nt Beaver Slough in time to Carrie B. Stanley, $60.
will trade for small ranch. Nick behalf of Coos county next Monday. catch the logging train up to the CHe Paulson, $60.
document Is an immense affair camp. Here again they were too law Chas. T. Skeels, $200.
Johnson.
1*** This
comprising
dinner with the men, but were Jno. C. Almack, $100.
The North Bend council has ex­ written pages. about a hundred type­
~ for
served with a meal whose menu con­ Ludvig Myrberg, $60.
tended the tine on which that city will
accept its part of tlu Kinney taxes LIBERTY DAY IN COQUILLE sisted of two kinds of meat, potatoes, John Yoakum, $260.
broccoli, peas, pickles, biscuits, bread, Oregon Power Co. $800.
without penalty or interest until July
cheese,
sauce, cookies, cake, coffee, tea J. S. Lawrence, $60.
(Continued from first page.)
and
milk—that
wasn’t all but it was Clifford W. Martin, $100.
Mrs. Burkholder is showing new
os
far
as
we
could
go. And never did Wesley A. Been, $100.
garments and millinery. * First Na­ means so much wherever soldiers are a dinned taste better.
Goo. W. Robison, $60.
encamped
or
battles
are
fought.
tional Bank Bldg.
S. M. Nosier, $100. -
Probate Court.
The
inner
man
satisfied
the
whole
T. Robison, $60.
Several blocks at the rear wore camp assembled in the big bank house Iola
Wm.
Goffey,
$100.
Road Theodore Easton’s letter from filled
Houston
T.
Robison,
$60.
R.
Mott
has boon appointed admin­
the General Public on foot and listened attentively to the speak­ .John Stone, $60.
R.
E.
Shine,
$600.
Frence on another page. It answers and in by carriages
istrator
of
the
estate of William Read­
and autos, certainly ers Vho wens not there to urge Li­ Chester Henniger, $60.
- Mrs. Alice Hatcher, $60.
s good many questions that parents a diversified assemblage
er,
of
Missaukee
county, Michigan,
of
all
ogee,
Z. C. Strang, $100.
over here ore asking their eons “over both saxes and many national ¡ties, berty Loan subscriptions—that is not Wallace Henniger, $60.
which
consists
of
$4,600
worth of real
Walter B. Norris, $100.
estate
in
Coos
county.
The apprais­
there.”
Henniger, $60.
but in all Of whose breasts ths fires ' necessary—but to take the subscrip- Milton
Q. W. Norris, $60. _
ers
ore
M.
O.
Hawkins,
J.
S. Lawrence
L. A. Pinkston, $60.
Gov. Withyeombe has refused the of patriotism burned. It was in this
W. O. Matthews, $60.
and
T.
J.
Thrift.
application for the pardon of tho ma­ section that the writer marched and The total subscribed was $3,200, L. O. Young, $60.
Ellis G. Barker, $60.
Francis £ Edwards has base ap­
rine bootlegger, M. T. Barker, of Baa- from which, oa it divided on Third many at the bonds being paid for in A. H. Fish, $100.
Mary J. Norris, $60.
fulL
In
addition
John
Leneve
«old
10
R.
B.
Knife,
$60.
pointed
administrator of the estate of
don, who has bean in jail here for sev­ street from the court house east,
Mrs.
Roy
Norris,
$60.
G.
W.
Hotter,
$100.
Baby
Bonds
tor
$41.60
and
could
have
Alice
M.
Edwards, deceased, consist­
the front sections of the parade con­
eral months.
H. L. Hansen. $60. 7
sold
20
had
he
had
them
with
him.
E.
C.
Finley,
$60.
ing
of
real
estate valued at $1,600.
fermare
bed
between
and
reversed
the
Coma and see the new shipment at order of march that all might have an Instead of the two and a half mile Wm. Peart, $60.
Geo. Maiden, $60.
The
appraisers
ora August Frisasn,
Ladies’ coats just received at the
Mason A. Wilcox, $60.
tramp back to tho river the Coquills J. A. Hart, $60.
W.
H.
Dindinger
and
G. L. Dlndinger.
W. W. Lawhorn, $60.
men were surprised to find the engine Alice Hart, $60.
Budd Ingram, $60.
steamed up and ready to take them. Chas. H. Prochnow, $60.
S. V. Smith, of Pueblo, Colo., has
Maniac* H e w .
Mahal Wilcox, $60.
been appointed county agriculturist at the Liberty Temple, and it was on These courtesies on the part of Jack John David, $800.
April
«—Walter Clyde Elliott and
Margaret Wilcox, $60.
,
for Linn county, with headquarters at the entrance platform of that not yet and Dan Conlogue and W. P. McKen­ A. E. Martin, $100.
Lula
Louise
Matthews, of Powers.
Wanda
Wilcox,
$100.
<*
Albany. Ha is a brother at J. L. finished building that the program of na were highly appreciated by the vis­ E. H. Hamden, $60.
April
0—Clinton
B. Crouch and Esi­
W. G. MeU, $100.
L. McNair, $100.
Smith, of this city.
the day was given. From the pint- itors who gave them a rousing vote o A.
ma
Hatcher,
both
of Coquills.
Wetter
R.
Barkkrw,
$60.
Linnle Baxter, $200.
Judge Coke has bean la Eastern form a sea of earnest, determined thanks.
April
10—Arthur
E. Kroening and
Henry Detlefsen, $100.
Ethel Baxter, $100.
Oregon this week getting acquainted faces was visible in all directions, cow­
Helm
Lucile
Kimble,
both of ¿andón.
Jane
Gilman,
$100.
Chas. E. Baxter, $100.
McKinley and Fairvtow.
with the voters, His candidacy for ering the pavoment, the parklet in the Yesterday
April
10—Carl
P.
Ensale
and May
Geo.
A.
Gliman,
$100.
afternoon four autos con­ Mrs. C. E. Kronenburg, $60.
the Supreme bench is favorably re­ middle of Willard street and reach­ taining 18 people
S.
Wilson,
both
of
Coquills.
S.
M.
Nosier,
$100.
made the trip oat Ida K. Owen, $60.
ing back over the blackened area of
ceived in all sections.
W. T. Forbes, $60.
to Anson’s Camp at McKinley for a V. L. Hamilton, $60.
First
street
and
.the
lota
where
Ma­
New Cásea la Circuit Court.
C. O. King A Son, $60.
H. A. Harris and A. W. Stevens sonic Hall, ton Wickham House and 6 o’clock meeting and then back to Laura B. Hamilton, $60.
Wm. H. Bunch, $60.
come over here from the Bay yester­ other buildings stood a month ago. Fairview in the evening. The girls’ A. T. Morrison, $100.
April 10—Coos Investment Co. vs
Julius L. Benham, $60.
day to start the repair work tho in­
Yse Ming and all ether claiming in­
R. E. Fox, $60.
trio,
Misses
Marvel
Skeels,
Gladys
K. N. Moon, $100.
surance people are to do on the First
terest in the real estate described in
Nosier and June Willey, and Miss Ma­ Wm. D. McKay, $60.
J. H. Oerding, $100.
National Bonk building hare.
plaintiff’s application for judgment
bel Bay and Genevieve Chase, accom­ D. R. Waters, $200.
Stella
Woodruff,
$60.
Lula
Lon
gen
berg,
$60.
panied
the
committee
to
furnish
music
A. L. Weidner, who spent several
E. E. Nosier, $60.
H. A. Langenberg, $60.
at both meetings.
months in jail here last year, on the
Warren
Davis, $60..
Vence
J.
Drobilac,
$100.
At
McKinley
a
number
of
the
Agitator man’s complaint, is one of
Gao. A. Robinson, $&00.
the men called from Coos county's
ranchers who hod hoard of it cams in John Therman, $200.
Anna J. Robinson, $600.
list for ths draft of April 26.
and the total subscriptions there ware Leo L. Morns, $60 .
Sol Brownson, $60.
D.
E.
Conlogue,
$200.
$1260.
Another lot of new millinery and
John Bilek, $100.
After dinner, which was enjoyad at Ben Dills, $100.
all kinds of ladies’ apparel at Mrs.
Otto G. Prey, $60.
J.
G.
Lcuthold,
$100.
the
camp,
the
crowd
came
back
to
Burkholder’s.
Ko-Keel Lodge No. 608, L. O. O. M.,
Fairview, where $1160 was subscribed Earl L. Smith, $60.
$200.
i
Our former Myrtle Point correspon­
by the loyal and patriotic farmers of John P. Wells, $60.
Herbert Adams, $600.
dent, Emerson B. Lane, writes us
Jack McLeod, $60.
that valley.
J. E. Paulson, $100.
from San Joes, California, and says
Fines Houser, $60.
Mrs. Mabel Baird, $60.
he doesn’t expect to come back. He and the school children chorus
This afternoon about half a dotan Andy Kelly, $100.
Mrs. Tens Paulson, $100.
used to say they all would come bock, “Keep the Home Fires Burning”
of the speakers end committee are Sam Hays, $60.
Margaret Paulson, $60.
though.
going over to Beaver Hill to take Louis Miller, $60.
H. J. Collier A Son, $100.
Wm. H. Hull Jr„ $100.
subscriptions in that district
Hark Dunham brought in on Mon­
H. V. Holverstott, $100.
Coquills, Oregon
C. T. Robison, $100.
day the biggest heed of broccoli w4
W. H. Schroeder, $60.
Leo J. Cary and family, $1,000.
have ever seen in Coos county, weigh­
A m Badly Gashed.
Jos. K. Caters, $60.
Mrs. Minnie Barker, $60.
ing over 6 pounds. When it comes to
Clarence
Barton,
son
of
Mr.
and
gardening Hark is certainly there
Mrs. J. S. Barton, suffered a very ser­ F. W. Barker, $100.
Yes, It Was a Camel.
McCurdy. Kay and Wm. Peart and ious accident in the W. O. W. hall last C. A. Pendleton A Mary Pendle­
ton,
$60.
Prof.
L.
C.'Douglas.
When it comes to sotting a roof
F. B. Lawrence, of the Indianapolis A girls’ trio, composed of Marvel Saturday evening while the Red Cross Jos. N. Jacobson, $60.
afire Archie Philip says he can prove
lunch was being served. He was run­ Anna M. Jacobsen, $100.
Star, sends us a copy of the big pa­ Skeels,
Nosier end June WU- ning and playing in the front of the
an alibi—that he never smoked any­
triotic edition of that paper published ley sang Gladys
W.
H.
Myers,
$160.
“8ing
for
the
Praise
of
Our
thing but the Camel brand of cigar­
hall
when
he
slipped
and
fall
into
a
last Saturday, of which half of the
Earl Cross, $60.
end “Loyal Song.”
ettes,
while the Sentinel said it was
window, and it is the greatest won­ J. Wm.
first pegs is occupied by, the nations Country,"
E. Posey, $60.
The address at the Temple made by der he didn’t plunge through to the
a
Columbia.
It would bo a good deal
shield printed in colors.
F. L. McClellan, $60.
Private
O’Rourke
was
the
talk
of
a
easier
to
prove
that the Sentinel got
concrete
walk
below.
The
broken
Lieut. J. E. Montgomery, who waa plain soldier, telling how he hod gone glass cut throug the muscles of his Wm. Dailey, $60.
its
wires
crossed
on the names of
formerly manager of the Coos and over the top six times, once with 600 right arm to the bone and for two Jno. W. Leneve, $60.
brands
of
cigarettes,
than to get sway
Curry Telephone company, is now one men of whom he was one of the three inches along the bone tearing the Geo. T. Moulton, $100.
with
that
kind
of
aa
alibi. It waa q
of the Liberty Loan speakers of the to come back. On Aug. 1$, 1617, he fieeh away in shreds. While has fa­ John Delator Dyer, $60.
Carnal
cigarette
stubb,
too, that Pul-
state, having made his first addles won the Victoria Cross at Pseschen-
G.
Groce
Norton,
$60.
ford
picked
up
on
the
roof
and showed
ther fastened a tourniquet to stop ' H. Stewart Norton, $60.
st Woodbun last Sunday.
dale, and he exhibited this decoration the
flow
from
the
artery,
a
hunt
was
L. Nelson, $60.
Bev. 8. G. Rogers, pastor of the
made for a physician. Dr. RirKmond Jesse
Fterrene*
A. Thrift, $50.
Methodist church here, went out Tues­
Died at Cowaty Infimary.
was finally located and administered Aaron Wilson,
$60.
day morning, accompanied by Rev. S. show how hideous fc looked.
the
attention
needed.
It
is
not
thought
Anna
Johameon died at the County
M. Roberts, of the Band on M. E. Attorney MeCourt, formerly Assist­ the arm will be stiffened from the in- Violetta MeEwen, $60.
Farm
Wednesday,
of tumor of the
Ratliff
Lawhorn,
$60.
church South, to attend a district con­ ant U. S. District Attorney at Port­ ury when it heals, but the loss of
brain. The funeral services were con­
ference of the M. E. South pasters at land, made a splendid patriotic ad­ bkod and pain made him faint, al- Willard W. Law, $60.
ducted by Bev. J. A. McVeigh yester­
Lee Most, $60.
Corvallis.
dress which ws wish wa had space to
day and the interment was at the
L.
A.
Lawhorn,
$100.
W. S. Brockman, brother of Jaa.
m
Joe. A. Stanniger, $60.
A. Brockman, whom ha had not seen
Henry
Charlton,
$60
.
for 86 years, came in lost week from
NOTICE TO VOTERS
Honorably Dlsekarted.
Ida J. Hatcher, $60.
Alaska whore he has been engaged in I hereby announce myself a.ean- The Military Board here has boon Chas.
Holverstott, $100.
mining, end expects to remain in Ceoa Jidate for county commissioner at officially notified of the honorable dis­ J. W. A. Knopp,
county. His »Meet daughter is Mrs. the May primaries subject to the will charge from the U. 8. Army of Pri­ Ralph LasswoU, $80.
$60. \ •
Wiley Whittaker, of Myrtle Point.
e f t h e republican voters of Coos vate "Carmel G. Sanders, of Co. E, 4th Howard C. Pointer, $60.
Teflon • Chicago
county.
Division. He is the son'of Mrs. W. C. 0. Woodring, $60.
Efficient economical conduct of W. Sanders, who lives just below here Eva L. Schroeder, $60.
county affairs and a dollar's worth of on the river road to Bandon. Trouble J. F. Schroeder, $60 .
H E HABERDASHERY
Improvement for every dollar u p u l with hit feet which rendered It hn- Fred Most, $60.
sd In road work is my motto.
(* * * ■
poesible for him to sustain ths weight J. D. Bonham, $100.
JOHN YOAKAM.
•# a soldier’s accoutrements was tos J. J. Holverstott, $60.
eaum of his discharge. Re came home J. P. Beyers, $60.
Camp Groans, N. C,
Myrtle Beyers, $M ,
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