The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., November 01, 1918, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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to Marsl field Tuesday.
I Cress.
Mrs- F.
n Coquille visitor today,
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same time came
and these who
to hand th is »
F- c . Punto)
knit may new
a supply from day moratagte testo far Camp Fre­
Mrs; J. R Lawn
masi ai fa to Alto, California, whera
ho i* fco tabe a spoetai cause* se 4
HalUwe’en Last Night.
Y. M. C. A. secreti ry. a poeition to
There was not vsry much of the which he wa^ recently appotatod. The
old-time Hallowe’en depredation» last cours* will coneiat od toetores at
night, although oa* of W. H. Mansell’s Stanford Uphreraity and will alno in­
wagons wss run over the sidewalk and clude some eteenuoua physical train­
After atout a
into the gulch bHow his br.rn, luckily ing at th* camp.
without breaking anything.
The month thero Mr. Purslcy will go to
worst offenders were the eaep brigade work to thè sprue* production divistoli,
which marked up shew windows. R H and mny vsry likely be ossigned to
About four o'clock this morning work ber* in Coos eounty.
Marshal Miller wee called out to look
after a crowd which was indulging in
Hotter Gwardl Notoft
loud talk and profanity on the Henry
The Salvage Shop has movod in th*
Street bridge, but they quickly con­ building just on* doer east of Roes'*
vinced him that they were just return­ dry goods store. Donations of an
ing from work at the Sitka and were kinds will be appreciated, jams sad
not all-night eelebrators. He warned jellies especially. Soie the girls B
them to make themselves scare*, end urday to their new shop.
they did.
The Honor Guard girls wish to ex­
m C
Hon. A K. Pock was a
Sentinel offie* Wednesday
t f r.
Sohroodor, of this dt. Only thrse of
tbs guests were at the original wed-
ng to 1M&
Louis Kohlbagen, of
in the city Wednesday
lb s . Wm. Cotton has just moved to
E. K. Johnson was unsbU to start
from Fair* tow end will make her
his miU last Monday as anaouassd,
home i f town.
and is now proposing to set the wheels
that the Sentinel and the turning next Monday. He is net sure
Oregon F a n s * each for oae year
he can make it than, however, but says
only »1 M now.
if aot then it will b* only e day or
two
later than that.
Tke hearing of
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tion cases to this county b u t t e
Wedaesday the local military board
next Friday, Nov. 8.
v * began Bonding nut questionnaires
Yea can’t can day more fruit this to the young men at 18, and those
from 87 to 4* inclusive. There are
year unless you have tbs g
2100 such registrants to Cues county
hand. The bare are up today.
and the questionnaires are going out
Archie Philip proved to be
at the rat* of 200 per day.,
to the recall, but aot to the
Rev. W. S. Smith, of
Flu, which has Just attached
The Short sermon ea the « * page te
a very practical oa* sad oae that
many a Coquille parent weald do well
to take to heart.
Goo. 8. Davis i* moviag to tow* this
week from U s ranch up tho river. He
will occupy hie own house next north
After two or throe days to hod with
a bilious attack Judge Watson was
able to get to the court
to have stopped the
licensee, bat tt will
ttyta that to
the divorce mill out of
Mr. aad Mrs. Gee. N.
now living outsat the
ary where George is
Lsadreth to running the tom .
George ft. Davie, at the Olea Aiken
neighborhood, is going w quit
dairy busta***, aad atoowhwo to this
tor
A machine which refuses to post an
overdraft is an innovation in basking
equipment which has just been in­
stalled by tira First Nation*! Bank
It is « Burroughs product and
while it can be used as an adding ma
chine, its chief fun&tiefi will be -the
posting of raatodws’ accounts, Stort­
ing wito>dS* balance on too left hand
aide o f hi sheet, toe listing of checks
is then made by simply pressing th*
keys, th* machine being
_u 1
or subtraction. Whoa th* last
Z™
check has been posted th* maehin
tomatically switches to additte^Ittf
tho deposits are struck,'the Anal show Few Will “Vet* Her 8trml*ht.-
tog the easterner's account at the
Admonitions to “vote th* straight
do#* of burtnees. It rvquicns a
^tiplm^ are no longer hearcHn U s sale*
a rate key to permit toe posting at ' «on, and party Unas are going to be
that tbs family supply can all be
pretty nearly obliterated when Coos
toed at ea* purchase. Our folks
county goo* to tho polls next Tues­
Is fs.mueh as
day.
Whether e man is labelled a
so ara shall no long­
it or a republican has little
er have to “scrimp on'sweats.'
>. E. Conway has contracted to
bulk! a bungalow residence at the
Own Y e a r’s Changes.
000 lUHan yriMM i i u d « m pound­
ing them to Tory m ot the breaking
point, aajr one who predicted that
within twelve month* the Austrian
the Vienna government Imre been
begging for a »t t w * to surrender un­
conditionally, while the Italian armies
were capturing it* troop* at the rate
of 80,000 a day would have been
laughed at a* a pipe dreamer, yet that
i* just what I* Happening now. Aus­
tria is going to be out of the war in
a few day*, as Bulgaria and Turkey
already are, and her railroad* will
then be at the service of the Allies to
take troops to Berlin’s back door
along the Bohemian line
And the
present Italian front is as near Berlin
is is the American front in Trance
north of Verdun, with no fortifications
or trenches on the way either. The
front door is not always the readiest
Marshfield, for J. Stewart
That cheap lot advertised
to this issue is worth looking after if
you think of building “ after the war
You won’t bo able te eeeuro any such
bargain than.
Th* Aral frost we saw this toll oe-
Don’t fail to writ* the name of
*iX John 8, Coke” in your ballot to
All the vacancy caused by the death
of Supreme Court Justice Frank A.
Moor*.
tfk i a
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m
w,
Charles Hall, president of the Cooo
Curry Telephone eomprjiy, was a call­
er yesterday aftemoen. He has be­
come optimistic enough to believe thajt
that trouble in Europe will be settled
• -- by Christmas.
Another down-town improvement
this weak was tke removal of the di­
lapidated bill boards at the rear of
the Baxter on Taylor street, and the tj,
erection of a high board fence, nicely
to t.w} • 1
official. Indeed, the only peoHfaasoa
the county ticket for which there ere
more than a single candidate ara those
of sheriff and county dark, aad were
it got that too republican majority in
the county is large, dime might be
no morn for thorn. For suok poeition*
it te well to veto for tho man on* be­
lieve* will best fulfill to* duties of
the office, rather than bo governed
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Customs' Officer Clark
that there te e penalty for blocking
the channel, as it te a menace to navi­
tiation.
Owners of log rafts and
boats must comply with navigation
laws. Trouble has been reported on
th* Coquille river.— Time*.
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Knowlton’s Drug Store
at the L A D IE S B A Z A A R
m
Latest Models in Wool Jersey
the best residence
lot in Coquille this week.
Smooth and level. Just west
of the City High School.
SE N TIN E L OFFICE
VOTER
F or
OF OREGON
C O U N TY C L E R K
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. Vote for . .
Justice F. A. Moore of tho 8
Court died last month, too lato
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J. U. C A M P B E L L
OF OREGON CITY
Resident of the State 80 years; law-
SH&æpSi
gon .
coming year. A great percent
age of American people, he mid.
do not know, hum any sacrifices
mode tone far. that a war la
in progresa Relaxation of acttvl-
tlos because of peso# propoesls,
he declared, should net he toler­
ated. and asked people of tho
country to throw their whole
member at Oregon
year*.
In all
•od. R V
His record as rC\
publie official I
VOddy
RECORD.
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Write in his i
e r m lH e c t lo E
• : » a. at; 7:1* ft as.
EM ft a .
Prenant Incumbent ... '
4tl* ft as.
«J0 a. m.{ 4.40 ft as.
Candid*!« for re-election
Arage (by bast)
lit* ft ml
Serving First Term at Two Yean
Mails Arriva
ASKS FOR RE-ELECTION ON HIS Myrtle Point 6:82 a. aa; 4:60 ft a
Powers
*i*0 a. an fruat of k
(Paid fiiv .)
Court to
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This lot is worth $500; adjoining
lots have sold for that price, and it
will be good for that again before
many years. Sewer taxes all paid
and street improvement taxes to
date. This is the greatest bargain
ever offered in Coquille city prop­
erty. For further information call at
Calling Garda, U f for
I I will faithfully guard
of Coos County, and wiH
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T. J. T H R IF T
A New Assortment of Silk end Wool Dresses
*«iw T4;* .¡V; »vÿ
v o rit* M itili
Business Affected By Fla.
The' quarantine for Spanish toAuan-
sa is beginning to seriously affect
* less in many Unas.
The pool
hall* sad moving picture show are
far from being too only
Indeed, the stay-at-home
has dried up many at
source* of news and toe Sentinel hen
-never before found it so difficult to
secure its local menu. The fact that
oar eorrsspondents have with n couple
of exceptions, taken s mention, and
that the neighbors have brought in
nothing makes it even more dtflcul
to set th* table.
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J. L. Smith has boon N i l
out Us annual report » i s weak, but
V. ft Wilson, Optician aad
teist, will be at his office ea Taylor expects to have his monthly Bulletin
street. Coquille, every day to tke week. ready by th* Ant at next week. Al-
prevailing inAnense will
Glosses fttod.
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it necessary to poet pom
^ Mrs. A. N. Gould, who
show, he 1s still confident that ft will
aa opera tion for
be held later aad is steadily
Grays* hospital about two
tottog specimen* that look* pretty
was able to return hem* ea Tuesday
streets,
Lyons.
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press their thanks to Mr. Ed Johnson
and Mrs. M. If. Horsey for th* nee
of their building in tof past; aad to
all others who have helped them
an j way.
The Sentinel presents a foil page
advertisement this wash for too
charities drive, as to m
«a t
tion to tbs can**.
Judge Wot)
week tor several days sad unable te
he i t hh m n net a victim of the
P a t h e p h o n * t o Offer
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