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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1918)
cal disability, they would be glad ira e f such eases also. Those an furnish such inform ation w ill i call at Robinson’s store and sea M yrtle DoLong, or at the 8en- "TH E MACHON” THEATER I t has b «M decided by the Honor Guard G irl* to koop U m Lib erty Teas- pla opaa Friday evenings as w ell aa Tuesday in order to posh the work on the Belgian layettes. M r». EL H. Hamden, who baa given ao unsparing ly o f her tim e to this work, w ill move to Rlvor'-on soon, and it is hoped to finish the bulk o f the work in Septem Mr. S tils could give ns advance in ber before she leaves. E very mem ber o f the Guard is urged to bo pres form ation as to what Coos county’s ent and on tim e, a t 7 p. m, to assist in quota is to be but the probability is that the C oquill» district w ill be called on to raise practically the same amount as was subscribed fo r the Third loan ’ som ewhere between $70,- 080 and W ith this year’s national budget fixed at »24,000,000,000, o f which »8,- 008,000,000 w ill ho raised by taxation, M ore than tw o m illion: o f Am er there remains $16,000,000,000 which ica’s Young Men w ill soon be "O ver must be m et by bond issues. It has There,” ready to make the supreme been announced that three issues w ill sacrifice to m aintain the free institu be floated during the year, and H is tion o f this land o f yours and mine., very probable that the first o f the It they fa il "O ver T h ere" Deaeocra- three w ill be fo r five or six billion dol w ill be wiped out O ver Here. lars, the latter amount being Just W AKE UP AMERICA kindreds of m illions of men, women, and children O ver H are to work together so th> boys O ver There cannot fa il. Do yen know what they, are figh tin g fo r t ; Do you know what the result w ill be J. & Lawrence is in receipt e f a letter from R ev. 8. G. Rogers, recently pastor o f the M ethodist church here in which he any* that a fter being ap pointed as first lieutenant and chap lain he was given a short furlough in which he visited his fath er at Mur freesboro, Tenn., and than earns out to M ilton, Ore., where he visited with his fam ily fo e a week aad attended the M. E. South conference there. He was to have reported at Camp Jackson at Knewtten, Owen; Knowlton, d a y ; Kinsey, Claud; K errigan, Thus. M .; K elley, G ey. Lund, Edwin D .; Leeth, Jas. R.; La- vine, Edw ard; Lockhart, Frank; Lewis, R e y ; Larson, C arl; Leslie, B ari; Lawrence, Kenneth; Lawrence, P erry; Low , Dr. G. E .; Lund, Perlay O.; Lana, W illard W .; Lukens, Ralph C.; Laird, Lloyd ; Laird, Ivan ; Leslie, Julian; Lamson, Paul. Michels; J. P.; Mast, Reuben H . Jr.; Mintouye, Clare; Medlock, Frien dy; Myers, Chas.; M iller, R ay; MUler, Ray Frederick; M illet, G eorge; M iller, H arry; M cN air, Alonso L .; M edley, Louis P .; Medlock, Geo. L .; Murdock, R. B.; Mares, V ictor. Norton, Stew art; Norton, Lester O liver; N osier, E a rl; N oel, Lloyd; Norria, Frank; Norman, Oscar; N or man, David H. Oerding, H arry; Oerding, W alter; Oerding, G eorge; Oddy, Homer. P ettin gill, V ictor; Pointer, Marshall B.; Peterson, Oscar M .; Peart, W m .; Pursley, Chas. A .; Pops, W illiam M .; Pudy, John, H. Robison, Rock J r.; Ray, Loo G.; Ray, Ortha C.; Rynning, Pau l; R at ings, Hom er; Rickman, Paul L .; Rick man, Oecar M .; Rickman, Ray W .; Robison, W m .; Rogers, Rev. 8. G. Shelley, M ore; Saunders, Carmen; Shelton, Ahrs; Smith, Howard; Smith, R. M .; Stevens, Geo. A .; Smith, H ar ry Wm. Jr.; Snow, Lynn. T h rift, James; Terris, Christian; T y rrell, Merton. Fountain V ogel, Carl. advanced to Dec. 1, and there is ne p roability that the work w ill be com pleted sooner. Much e f the work re- mr ining tp be done is rock excavation, which w ill require continuous blast- t ig , and tbo road cannot be need w hile that is going en. Indeed, in the »p in ion o f the court, it would be Imprac ticable to keep the road opea lon g in any event, and, o f coursa, aa soon aa the rains begin there w ill be an em bargo on travel by noto. W illey, E arl; W illey, Charlie; Whetstone, Chas.; W ilson, Pau l; W il cox, G rant; W eekly, Vanes G.; W at son, R oy; W atson, Irvin. Do you know what you and I and ovary other Am erican ought to do, and what w e’ve g o t to do to win this w ar? To answer your questions, to bring to you, righ t where you live, the story o f the G reat W ar ae it has been told to by the President o f the United States, the members o f hie Cabinet, and heads o f the W ar A ctivities, a t conferences held w ith our Field and Platform rep- reeentatlves here In W ashington, thin is th e mission o f the Radeliffe Chau tauqua in the year 1918. And this Chautauqua w ill be held in Coquille Monday, ■ Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 9,10, and 11. as possible and name the publicity, speakers and space solicitin g commit tees, which wiU have charge o f the various details o f the campaign work. The voluntary campaign opens a week from next Monday, L et the slo gan o f this district be: "T h e Coquille district goes aver the top September ea» 5 , v •? On# Warm Day in Coquille. L ast Friday was without any ques tion the warm est day the w riter had over experienced in Coos county—and the only tim e we ever le ft our coat at hoo^e and came down town in our shirt sleeves in the evening. The thermometer ran up to 95 or 97 de grees and fo r some reason the usually dependable sea breeze failed to mani fest itself. W e are not goin g to sug ter fo r m ilitary service next Thurs gest that such weather was enjoyable, day, Sept. IS. Even i f your 46th but we enjoyod refreshing sleep that birthday comes on Friday, S ep t IS, night, and we have seen much worse it w ill nevertheless be incumbent on you to register. The rule is not really S2 years to 45 but S8 to 46, including all who are in their 46th year. H ies M ary O 'F arrell, o f Eugene, is Home Guard at the Fair. the new teacher ju st eagaged fo r our city H igh School. The M yrtle Point Home Guard have The county school board a t its meet issued invitations to ail the Coos ing last wash appointed M iss Mae Guard companies to be present at a Lund, form er teacher at Norw ay, as review at that place next Friday at Z county school supervisor, she p. m. Adjutant General Beebe has being the first woman ever ap been invited to be the review in g o f- pointed to this position in Coos coun Acer and it is hoped a ll the companies ty . Mias Lund resigned her position in Coot county w ill be present. as principal o f the Em pire school to Entertainm ent w ill be fr a » to a ll trke the position offered her on ac men in uniform and a dinner w ill be count o f tim vacancy due to Mr. M ai- provided the Gnrrds a fter the review . key’ s promotion to the supertnten- As this comes on the third day o f the fa ir when Coquille usually attends that annual event en masse, it is pro bable that this section w ill be fu lly represented. The Coquille Guard com pany w ill take part in the exercises. l
