The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., October 18, 1918, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

tetter from a party la Bandoo, who ia
not a subscriber for the Sentinel and
aavar has been, asking vary urgently
far a copy af tha issue of Saptember
18, but failing to enclose any com
peaaation for paper or postage.
Mrs. Jamas .EL Montgomery, for*
marly Miss Maloney sad a teacher at
Marshfield, is now engaged as an in­
structor [§% Read college, Portland,
where tee government has classes in
reconstruction work.
Lieut. Mont-
gomer, who sms formerly supesjnton-
vorite sal
Still Lack of Oar Quota.
!
According to the subscriptions at
the banks here this afternoon Coquilte
1 ia stOl severs] thousand dotterà abort
’ of filling her Liberty Lean quote, tha
total subscriptions entered being for
Mrs. C. E. Mulkey ia making a e
vas to secure magazines end bo<
tor the soldiers at the Sitka Spr
barracks.
Those who can mi
monthly contributions are roquet
to inform her. Books alee would
Fdr Y . M. C. A. Secretary.
H. O. Anderson returned Monday
evening from his trip to San Francisco
where he took John R. Brown, one of
the section men on the S. P. here, to
the hoepital. On hie return Mr. An­
derson stopped in Eugene end appear­
ed before the personnel board of the
Y. M. C. A , who give him s strong
endorsement for the position of Y
■eereUry for overseas duty.
The
papers in his csss have gone to Port­
land and he will probably receive s
cell to go soon.
The Honor Guard girls were de­
lighted esterday to receive a couple
of sacks of fins roasting ears from
M. P. Jacobsen a mile above the city.
They found ready customers fer Hand
sold It for mere than $4.00. Mrs. Ja
cobean also donated a bunch of fruit
Jan for their aalvago shop (to bo on
•ale tomorrow), fer an of which the
girls ask ue to return their, sincere
DR. DENTON SLEEPING GARMENTS
:
OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS
THE LADIES BAZAAR
the
Knowlton’s
in this section, having bean a nurse
here, passed away October 12th in the
La Junta Hospital, at La Junta, Colo­
rado, with 8panish Influenze, where
she had been Bunding far tea past lav­
erai months. Pneumonia later dsvel-
opod in both lungs, taking her in a fsw
him informed ea to whet ia going
in Coos county.
1 playad
district certainly should not bo ths
only ona te the county to fail to live
up to its obligations. The following
are tea subscribers since our test re­
port:
• »• '
Goo. J. Taketa, $80.
Goldie Child, $80.
Charley P. Offleld, $80.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Walker, $100.
Edwin P. 8. Abernathy, $50.
Mildred Neely, $80.
Ida Bo Id on, $60.
Wm. Bettye, $200.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Tatars, $60.
Charley H. Crouch, $80.
a M. Richardson, $50.
Ole Paulsen, 8100.
Annie Jane Young, |60.
Gladys Nosier, $80.
Wm. E. Steward, $100.
Marcus H. Hyde, $60.
Robb A. Easton end Emma E. Eas­
ton, $80.
L C. Strang, $ 100 .
Gottfrid Paterson, $800.
Caroline A J. D. Mere, $60.
J. N. McNair, $100.
J. A . Yates, $80.
Jay H. Desk, $80.
Robert K. Hanna, $100.
Geo. T. Moulton, $100.
A. N. and Belle Gould, $100.
C. A. Sickels, $60.
J. H. Hortsman, $100.
Marie Prey, $50.
C. A. Pst ten gill, $100.
J. A. Larnmore, $60.
Elmer R. King, $60.
Standard Oil Co, $1000.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Larimers, $80.
C. Ford, $100.
I. J. Treffry, $80.
A. B. Milter, $80.
Walter Crook, $60.
L. T. Smith, $60.
program for the American people dur­
ing the coming year Mr. Hoover says:
"The demand upon us hi for larger
supplies. The confsrsneee upon food
supply and shipping we have held In
Europe enable us to estimate our bur­
den. ■ Compared with the previous
"Monte and fate, 2,800,000 tone, an
increase of 1,060,000 tons over teat
year* breadstuff«, 10,400,000 tons, an
increase of 8,«00)000 tons over test
yaar; sugar, 1,860,000 tons, an in-
ersaaa of 880,000 tons over test year;
fead grains (mostly army oats) 2,-
700,000 tops, an lncreasa at 760,000
tona over test year; n total at 17,660,-
000 tons, an increase at 8,780,000 tone
erp no larger than test year. We
find, however, that we can give this
increase in food supplies of 6,730,000
tons over test year sud stili have a
maintain our own health and strength.
"O f our own products we must se­
cure a reduction in consumption and