The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., August 09, 1918, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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BY H. W. YOLNU.
•That sounds good,” responded the
socialists, “go to it." .
' ,
But they forgot to ask for a guar­
antee. The 780,000 men died all
right, sad than sanse; but the chan­
nel ports ara still safe and Paris stili
stands. The Khiaar reckoned all right
at Appomattox la April, 1M6. So
they expect the present conflict to con-
i blue for two years longer until tome
time in the summer of 1990 Billy Ho-
henaollern hands hie his »word to Foch
or Pershinf “untar den linden” at
Berlin. These soldiers say that the
decisive battle of the wonu war has
already been fought in checking the
Hun drives this spring.
Conditions, however, are entirely
different from what they were in the
sixties. Our boys have only just be­
gun to light end they art going over
almost a hundred thousand a week. A
year from now they should have made
themselves felt in a way to get'the
Huns’ goat.
-------- the Sentinel a day
We are —
printing
ahead this woek—on Thursdr.y instead
been held ip a distant quarter of the
state, we should probably not have
attended, but as Coos county is the
scene of the meeting and the festivi­
ties, it was up to us to take a band
and be there with both feet. Coos
county it certainly unique among Ore­
gon counties—in fact most cf them
are, but we think Coos is the uniquest
of the bunch—and we want to do all
in our power to bring that fact to the
attention of the ^ pen pushers of the
state and their better halves.
its mustard gas doss to our boys you
jab the bayonet in a little deeper to
put the Fritsies oat of business, se
they can never start anything like this
again as long as the world lasts. Yes,
d r; we are going to lick %m before
Christmas. I saw boys of 18 and 16
and men of SO and 60 among our pris­
oners. A lot of them Dutchman can
talk good English. I talked to one
chap 63 years old, who had coma back
to Germany to fight. They have come
from South Aemrica, Canada, the
United States and from everywhere,
to get a chance to get killed, so as to
help Germany make other lands adopt
hor system of culture. They’ve get
lota of good' points. So hoc a rattle-
nake, but I ain’t fond of either tf
'em. They seem to be locoed. When
wo have ’em licked are will chip ’em
ill baefevinto Germany and leave them
severely alono—not trade with ’ess,
not have anything to do with 'em.
They ought^to be shipped to lone
colony and treated like lepers, for
they sure havo a moral leprocy, and
wo ought to treat them as if they were
contagious. We don’t need any Ger­
man germs in our civilisation.’ ”
If the proposed law extending the
draft agea to all between lb and 45
is enacted it is aatimatad that Oregon
will furnish 101,110 new registrants.
Those who regisubed between 21 and
81 in this state numbered 63,810. In
He Had Hard Lock.
the country n new registration of 16
“Where did you get that fr.ncy pair
millions is forecast. About throe mil­
of boots?” aakad one American sol­
lion soldiers wsre obtained from the
dier in the trehches on the western
former registration and it it expected
front of another.”
the now one will give two million un­
"I killed n German officer; that's
der 21 and two million more over 81,
the kind they wear.”
As
the
Boys
Tel)
About
It.(.
certainly be enough to put the Huns The following from ora cf Fred “Believe I’d like n pair myself,’*
out ef the war business. And that Lcckloy’s letters to the Portland Jour­ said the inquirer.
is the object for which we are fighting nal gives us tho most vivid impression That nigirt while off duty he dis­
appeared and it was not until morn­
wi have yet hai of whet war g «ms ing
he got back to the trenches,
to those of cur American boys in but that
he
wore
Nothing is more significant than is like
Frcnce whs lave got into it in dead fitted perfectly. some dandy boots that
the news, if true, that the kaiser has errnest:
doubled his bodyguard as a result of “Durirg the peel two days I have “Well, I see you got them,” was the
the German reverses on the Aisno- talkel with a large number of young remark with v/hich his friend greeted
Look upon the distribution of sugar Marne front It la acknowledgment cUhps
at Chateau-Thierry. him.
“Yea, bat it was hard luck at the
aa just a little arrangement bd^freen of a state of desperation in many Ger­ Today I wounded
for a while with two start;
two or three were a
friends end see that the Allies get e man minds, aeknowledgmenijthmt the marines, chatted
regiment waa so badly mile too the big first
and
I had to kill seven of
fair share. They are bearing the kaiser knows it, end acknowledgment cut up tluj' whose
.
One
of
the
lads
w.
s
20
the
shoulder-strapped
that
he
fears
that
continued
German
brunt of the war and should have first
of ago, -he other 19. The first could get a decent fit.” Huns before I
reverses may cause a rising tide of years
claim.
said: “We both got it in the arm.
Gorman resentment to wreak its ven­ one
.
piece
of shrapnel broke ta j r.rra and
We note that some Coos county pa­ geance upon him as the cause of the tore e chunk
of the muscle out. My I Aa Attractive Program.
war
with
its
horrible
consequences
to
pers carry advertisements admonish,
partner
got
one
machine gun bullet Speaking of the Oregon Editorial
ing people to “prepere far b hot hie people.- If the state of the Ger­ through his helmet,
meeting in Coos county
on through his Association
wave.” No need of H unless ye« are man mind .is such that he trembles be­ shoulder and two through
this week the Oregonian says:
the
forearm.
going to take e trip outride. At home fore it now, what would it be with What woe it like? I can’t tell you so Entertainment by Mr. and Mrs.
allied flags floating over the towers of you would know. It was shooting and Simpson at Shcreacree, n banquet at
one is absolutely immune.
Berlin T—Portland Journal.
charging and yelling and sticking your the Chandler hotel at Marshfield, an
The money loaned to farmers-4lere
lr.yon jt into them and seeing your excursion August 11 to Myrtle Point
by the U. S. government come# from ) It may be, of source, that the con­ chums
get shot up with machine guns and back to Coquille by train, thence
the Federal land bonk at Spokane. The ditions on the western front will soon
down the wonderful Coquilie river to
farm loans made in the Spokane dis­ become stabilised and the opposing
“Bandon-by-the-cee,” wftero they will
trict now total over seventeen millions, forces will settle down again to
be entertained by the Bandon people
end will take n dip in the «urf et one
which is more than has been loaned in trench warfare, such as has prevailed
meet of th - pest four yeart. Bat we
of the finest hooches on the Pacific—
any other district in the country.
do not expoct it. History did repent
those are som- of the things the Ore-
Sir William Goode, of tho British Itiolf wonderfully in C m second Marne
rgn editors have to look forward to.
It is a pleasurable prospect. Be­
Food Ministry, eaya that from July, offensive, hut that by no means im­
sides there a wealth of information
1917, te April, 1918, the United States plies that what followed the great
exported to the allies 80,000,000 bush­ Berman defeat of 1914 will be gone
to be had in the Coos Bay country
that every editor needs to posses, in
els of wheat products. Of this it is over again. Nor does it mean that
asserted that 60,000,000 bushels repre­ many indecisive bottles are to be
thr intercat of himoclf, his renders
sented voluntary sacrifices by the waged in wee-orn France for years to
and hie state.
American people in their consumption come. The strongest force in the
world now is that of the United
States, and it is a fresh foree, too.
That it will mako itself fait decisively
daring the coming year there can be
no reason at doubt.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice
is hereby given tkat A. J^
VETERANS
MAKB
A
COMPARISON
nourished, instead of being reduced to
has bean duly appointed by
famine rations, must be mighty poor Germany will be utterly helpless af­ wishing it was >Q over, all tho time Myers
James Watson, County Judge
Americana. If the French only get e ter the war, if tho allies chooce to it wee on, and fighting like hell for Hon.
Coo* County, Oregon, Administra­
pound apiece e month, it seems a make her so, says Stephans Lautaure, fear the other fellows would think I for
tor of the Estate at Aon Myers, Da-
shame for us to eat as n,ueh as twu of the Franch High Commission to the tvrsn’t enjoying tt No, I can’t tell coaaed,
end that claims against said
pounds. Cereals and fruits are ex­ United States. They can throw her you about it.’
must be presented to the under­
cellent and appetising without arti­ back 200 years in development, even if *T took tide lad’s advice and hunted estate
et the lew office of his attorney,
ficial sweetening.
»he holds her own in the war. Ger­ up some ’guy’ who had ‘noticed the signed
Claud
H. Giles, at Bank uf Myrtle
many before the war imported flOO,- scenery’ and *kcpt tab oi. H.’ ‘What Point Building,
Myrtle Point, Oregon,
The writer remembers what a 000,000 worth of copper from the al­ did I cee that impressed me most?’ he
with proper vouchers and
splendid impression the Ashland peo­ lies, 88 per cent of itSxxning from the said. ‘Well, there were two or three together
/erified as is by law provided, within
ple made on the members of the State United States and six per emit from things. One wrs seeing our company six
months from the first publication
Editorial Association at their fine Austria. She herself produced only going onNwithoct any officers, n tiling of this
notice, towit, August $, 1918.
city park a couple of years ago by the 84,000 tons of the 260,000 she used, so the Germans never do, for if you get
Myers,
hearty reception and the elegant lun­ it is aeay to see what would become of their officers you ean capture a whole Administrator Estate A at J. Aon
Myers,
cheon they served there -about dusk her copper industries end her exporta­ dugout, or n whole trench full of Deceased.
90t5
one evening. The editors are going tions of electric machinery if her epp- Heinios, while our boys will fight to
to be entertained here Sunday noon
the Inst man. Another thing was see­
ing the man just in front of me not
over six feet away lose his heed. I
happened to be looking at him when
suddenly there was a swish like an
express train and I saw him sort of It cornea and goes- keeps you
sag and crumple down. Hie head waa guessing.
Learn the cause—then cure it.
Possibly it is weak kidneys.
That’s why Dean’s Kidney Pill» firs
so effective.
Wo present the following case aa
proof:
A. Rogers, retired fanner, 407 N. G
SU, Cottage Grove, Ore- says: I have
taken Dosn’a Kidney Pills off and on
for several years end they have al­
ways done me good. I have been sub­
ject to attacks of kidney trouble which
have made H hard for me to control
the passages of the kidney seertekma.
I have found after I have taken aha«
of Doan’» Kidney- Pills my kUffieye
have become normal.”
Pries 60c et all dealers. Dent
simply esk for n kidney remedy—get
A barrel of sorghum in the cellar is
worth a tea of sugar in Java.
The men who would eat cake at
Christmas must cut sugar now.
8ui»«" *nd L,btr
SUSTAIN THE BOYS WITH YOUR DOLLARS
OREGON
COQUILLE
Pocket Cutlery
that does not wear out your pocket: no
high shoulders nor sharp projections
something new in knife manufacture.
We also have a large stock of the besb
quality of
Scissors
Look over our display
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G-E Motors in
For milking, cream separating
churning, electric motor
driven machinery is the dairy­
man’s best aid. A single motor
will furnish dean, safe “always ready’* power
for a number of machines.
Oregon Phong
Power
Co,
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Which do you warn
for your 10c—ordi
tobacco
Peyton Brand
Real Gravely
Doe* Your Label Say?