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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1918)
fen t call* latojy for the services o f Miss Allen, IW 1 public health n o n « here, while she wma in die taut parte o f the osonty. W e «re afraid that peo ple do not exactly underataad the work o f a public health n on e ie an* ployed to do. Although paid by the county she ia not expected to reapond to urgent calls from every part o f the eeunty at once and save every body in the county their doctor’s bill. To do that the nurse would have to Wm. B. Miller, C oouilk posssas at least one attribute o f the Jaa. 8. Ocheltroe, Coquille Howard C. Gets, Coquille deity—om nipresence. But, indeed, Jaa. A. Larimore, Coquille the object o f em ploying a public nurse Hobt. Lae Larimore, Coquill. is neC at all to take the place o f a Roy E. Nicolai, Coquille physician, least o f all for those able Cyrus J. Fuhrman, Coquille Edward J. Moeller. Coquill. to pay fo r medical services. Where Thos. T. Provost. Preuse aha can the nurse will always do all she can for those who are too poor to Bay W aits, ( oquillo Cadi G. Leatherwood, Coquille pay a physician. But her work will Fred E. Lorens, Coquille be m ostly in looking after the children Hemer V. Holvertsott, Coquille tenths schools and Investigating ex Albert N. Gould, Coquille treme cases that have been neglected. Frank L. Miller, Coquille Do not expect her and certainly do not I t e S f y iSiSSl mao A'j111" call her fo r case# where a doctor is finmuil R. Bernée, Coquille needed at once. She is visiting the Albert R. Clinton, Coquille towns twice a month, and could not do Jay L. Smith, Coquille her principal work at all if, fo r in- Arthur W . Graham, Coquille Wm. 8. Graham, Coquille Odis F. Beckham, Coquille soon as she arrives there, to attend to Elvin M. Beckham, Coquille hurry-up calls at Lakeside, Bandon Chas. E. Mulkey, Coquflle and North Bend all on the same day. Goo. P, Goodman, Coquille Arthur L. Simpson, Coquille Chas, H. Bodge, Coquille Tro« I* Cheese Sa lea sura. Wm. E. Donaldson, Coquille Arthur Peart, Coquille * Fred C. True has been appointed to Clyde A . Gage, Coquille succoeed Gland Giles, o f M yrtle Point, Wm. 6 . Fsnloy, Coq unie as the selling agent o f the C ow and Chas. A. Parrott, Coquille Arthur A. Sdander, Coquille Full List o f Men Between 18 and 21 and 32 and 4 8 Listed Last W eek in Coquille Valley Excepting Bandon and Powers. Serial No. Name Ad. 1 Eli W ilton James, M: < Gustave g. Breuer, 1 i 8 Dennis Donohue, Mjri 4 Theodora O. Beetul, 8 A lbert R. Davenport, « John M. Fabry, M rr 2» 2» 80 81 82 88 34 36 88 87 88 Oliver G. Miller, M yrtle Point Chas. L. Ward, Myrtle Point John W . Barklow, M yrtle Point Benjamin C. Knight, BroadhOni Manley Barklow, Myrtle Point Earl D. Slingsby, Myrtle Point Wm. W . Smith, Myrtle Point Forrest G. Hermann, Broadbeat Elvin E. Hull, Broadbent Lawrence T. Recoils, Broadbent F. M. W hittington7 Broadbent HE VETOES TH E GRAVEL M ORE W O R K BY COURT Coquille Coquille . Coquille 74 76 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 Henry A. Young, Coquille Charles T. Skeels, Coquille Wm. E. Lanuney, Coquille Ernest A. Foloom, Coquille George Lester, Coquille Lomer A . Detwiler, Coquille Andrew J. Strom, Coquille A lbert N. Ames, Coquille Chas. W. Gardner, Coquille 86 88 87 88 89 96 91 98 98 them for work abroad, shall be divid ed among thaaa. The quota o f Coos county win bo <18460 and the Co quille district will probably bo asked fo r between <2600 end «0 0 0 e f this will only cover the road with an inch or two at gravel which wll be entirely out o f sight by tho thee tho winter rains are over. ' A lbert A. Pauli, Coquille Alexander Petereon, Coquille Tom T. Tennison, Coquille Geo. C. Franklin, Coquille Refus W. Cation, Coquille Jesse B. Barton, Coquille Otea. M. Richardson, Coquille Fred E. Bornera, Coquille Oliver C. Sanford, Coquille C °quflK £& 99 Otto Pilgrim , Coqul 100 Tell Leon Gentil, C 102 Raymond E. Baker, ___ 103 Martin P. Jacobsen. Coquille 106 Clarence F. Waterman, Banc 108 Joshua 8. Sawyer, Coquille 100 Martin L. France, Coquille 118 Harvey A. Smith, Coquille 117 8amuel H. Clinton, Parkers! 120 Thomas H. Hanly, Coquille 149 Fred L. McClellan, Coquille 160 Frank T. Dungey, Coquille 161 Samuel J. Centers, Coquills 218 220 121 222 223 224 226 226 County Court to pay h alf the is p ira i o f further work oa the- Sunset Bay road, on which the county at the in sistence o f the Bey people has already expended over <40,000. The petitions 1 for the new work needed to complete Harold L. Tuttle, Coquille this project were very generally sign Frjdertek L. Von Pegert, Coq. ed at the Bay. They asked fo r grav Frederick Wm. Von " ------‘ elling o f the same kind as had been al- Wellman A . Ball, G rendy done on that read and were Thos. A. Man Coquile Chas. J. Smit) lie signed by both the C ow Bay dailies, Atcxandsr H. Coer He although, one o f them had been the Rov Sackett, 1 chief fugelman o f an abortive at tempt to recall the entire county I pee,'C oquille court, with no specific offense laid to their charge except the poor work done on that road. The request was granted, and the county will finish up the job o f mak ing that a pleasure drive for the pew pie o f the Bay. Last Saturday the County Court let the contract fo r the gravelling of the road referred to through Empire City to connect the plank road from North Bend with the gravelled road to South Slough. Tho distance is 1600 fast and tho estimated coot of the improvement is $2962.60. Of this amount Empire City agrees to pay <1,400. and the county will pay not to exceed <1662.60. The contract was let to D w n A Brown to be done within the amount intimated. The court appropriated <600 from the war emergency fund to pay the t r a ilin g and incidental expenses of tha sneakers fo r the Fourth Liberty Loan drive—a ll bills to be approved by Charles Hall, chairman o f the drive committee. Anderson, Klockars A Co. were granted an axtension o f time, until Dec. 1, to complete the bridge across Isthmus Inlet at Coos City. They w en uaable to get the iron required for the draw span soon enough to complete it on time. around the label on your paper or its wrapper indicates that your sub scription is in arrears and the W ar Industries Board will not allow us to send T h e Sentinel to you after O ct 1, until you pay in advance. O f the 3822 man registered in Ceoe county last Thursday far m ilitary ser- vice <711 were native born dtiaans. This fe nearly <2 per sent and Indi cates a smaller percentage o f foreign born than would be expected in a sec tion where there are so many laborers employed and so considerable a float- in it poDulation. Of the 19 per cent foreign born, 169 are naturalised citisens and 69 came here during their childhood and be came citisens when their fathers ware naturalised. Then there are 187 aliens, who have taken out their first papers and 196 who have not, making a total o f 888 foreign born who have not yet become citisens. Another classification is by races, and here we have 8290 white#, 8 ne groes, 11 orientals (Chinese and Jap* sneee) and 12 Indians, all o f whom several times the latter number hav ing more or lees Indian blood, but the steady absorption o f the Indian by our white population is notable not only here but all over the country, indeed on the southern Eaasas bor der 87 years ago ws used to hear up-to-date entirely civilised young women from the Indian terri tory— blue-eyed and flaxen-haired Blondes—boasting o f their Indian blood. By agss the registrants last week era divided as follow s: 18 to 19 years, 196; 19 to 20 years, 168; 20 to .21 years, 184; 21 to 22 years, 12; 82 years, 169; 88 years, 260; 84 years, 226; 86 years, 219; 86 years, 232; 37 years, 822; 88 years, 188; 89 years, 198; 40 years, 184; 41 years, 188; 42 years, 186; 48 years, 198; 44 years, 178; 46 years 200. The small number who are just 21 years— only n dow n—is due to the fact that the bunch comprises only those who have come o f age since the that age who reached 81 between Sept 12, 1916, and Jude 4, 1917, or a little lew than three-fourths o f those whqJmd their 22d birthday dur ing the past y w r. In other words thow who became 82 between S ept lariy lew from 83 to 46 years of*ags, sxcepb that there is a notable increase in the last yaar registered, which makes the number greater than for iny year after 87. This is no doubt -hie to the fa ct that some men ovar 46 claimed to be o f that age in order to get into the army and get a chance to swat the Hun, if possible. Indeed, h ere wore some men as old as 49 who msistod on registering and filling out » card in evident hope that they might ;>oe#ibly get Into the service. Thus it appears that patriotic desire to terra when not eligible in the regie- ration o f 1918 talcw tho pines o f aa Death of Mr*. L. A. Rom Mrs. Locretia A. Rem, mother of Charles F. Ross, died et her residence at 2 o’clock yeeterday afternoon at tho advaoced age o f <2 years, < months sad 18 days. The funeral services will take place at the Under taking Parlors at 2 o’clock tom orrow