The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., January 31, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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TH E COQUILLE T A L L E T
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OOQOOIUJL OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 8L 1*1*.
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Tom K rew aea lo ft Camp Lew ie tha
tw enty-first and ga t back to Prawn-
tar V alley tha night a f tha twenty-
anting oat from CogaiUe «a
Baker’s truck.
W han ha gat
ha saw hto baby fo r the first
Clyde Nortdn, o f
B rew ster Valley
arm y.
W ind, storm and wind, it did maka
trees and limbs pop. A fte r tha storm
beautiful sunshine. A lw ays
follow s storm. A lw ays tha bat* is
ye* to coats.
Senator Diatmick’s resolution to
ta r with thair own stick tha M things
in Oregon that look like man and yet
who renounced thair intention o f be­
coming Am erican citiaana rather than
perform tha duty o f eitlaesia, ia tha
righ t move to gat rid o f these u
si rabies who have branded themselves
Saie and Exploitation of Our
Neal
j
C EN TER O F INDU STRY HERE
rana. Sara, “N asi D a « coald na* 4o
K ; ha la running M aina ta tha doga,
ha ia m aking it oaa b ig poor houe*.“
H ow tha booaora and thair friandò,
tha boooa aallora did about and gnaah
thair tooth o rar tha wickadnaaa o f
Nani Dow in «try in g to taka aw ay
thair natural bora right*. Tha aehoaa
would rin g from M aina to N ow York
whan I waa a boy, and than some.
W ith Nani D o * and hia kind it ia a l­
ways, “and than aoat«-” Result, con­
stitutional aaandm ant adoptad that
makaa tha United SU toa o f Am arica
kiln dry.
That ia going sfama and
thara ara aoma folks that thirfk tha
world is getting worse and worse and
worse, they want it thair way. Thay
are not N eal Dows.
K. A . Easton.
«or Autumn A re Thai
Franee and America W ill Join In
U sing «o ft. Rippling Tore In
Lavish Quantities.
N ew York.— The American goveru-
ent Is interested la the exploitation
! sealskin
That Is a sentence preg­
nant with significance. It means on*
thing: to H ooveris* on the other fur*
the kind which the Pacific
coast produces, writes a leading fash­
ion correspondent
It is said that th* dyes and the pre­
paration o f fu r for costume usage are
exceptionally good. The story goes
that quite a degree o f sharp irritation
has been caused among certain group*
o f Individuals concerning the dyeing
knowledge that S t Louis has made her
W hatever the outcome o f th*
“bastards and not sons” in
o f the commonwealth Of the Unitad
States o f Am erica. Taka thair finger
prints and fire them nevermore to re­
turn from all parts o f the face o f the
earth over which the stars and stripes
float, and whan they get back to their
native countries, they were glad to
leave, thay w ill remember that there
is a large portion o f the earth or
which they must not make footprint*
The “Oregon State Federation o f
Ante Fees Goins Out of Sight
Labor“ ( t ) should be- renamed the
M otor vehicle license fees w ill be
Bolshevik society o f Oregon.
Sure
the Russian Bolsheviks want a free boosted in soma instances over 800
hand to rot, plunder and murder and per cent* if the senate committee on
Oregon labor (T ) bolsheviks vote toads and highwqgs at Salem pots
their sympathetic aid and encourage­ through tha schedule aa approved at
m ent
The Sinn Feiners must feel a recant meeting., » •
Tha proposed fees arili be as fo l-
that their “republic“ is on * sure
footed foundation now that the O re­
A ll automobiles, including
gon Bolsheviks have given the Sinn
asoiin* and other hydrocarbon op­
Feiners their .blessing and approval,
erated vehicles, except motor trucks,
but the Sinn Feiners w ill find
that thair slimy bog has only caught a p to 88 horsepower, $12, an increase
a ripple o f Oregon bolahevikic wind. from 86-
C ars in excess o f M
■ The Bolshevik Labor ( T ) union dogs
not seem to like the Loyal Legion of and up to 26 horsepower, 821, now 88-
C ars in excess o f 26 horsepower
Loggers and Lumberman. It strikes
me the reason why, is that the Loyal and up to SO horsepower, $26,
Legion o f Loggers and Lumbermen
C ars in excess at $0 horsepower and
are Am erican dtisens, firs t last and
all the time. They have no interest up to 86 horsepower, *$tQ, now $10.
Cara in excess o f $6 horsepower and
In bolshevik ism, bolshevik socialism
or treacherous, traitorous spies and up to 40 horsepower, $60, now $16.
Cara in excess o f 40 horsepower,
treason b renders.
It strikes me that the Oregon legis­ »76, now $20.
Electric pleasure c a n , $40, now $6.
lature ia se loaded down with cant
Electric service trucks, $21, now
patriotism that the lawm akers are
tum bling over themselves in thqir e f­ $ 10 .
M otor cycles, $6, now $8.
forts to embrace the returning boys
M otor trucks and delivery and ser
in khaki with one arm and w ith the
other hand them out twenty-five dol­ vice c a n tq 1)6 tons, $20, now $6.
Trucks from 1)6 to $ tona, $80,
lar bills. O f course, they have worm ­
ed la a needed pretence, but when it now $15.
Designers o f olothoo hove already
Tracks from 2 to 2)6 tons, $48, now started October fashions, and her* 16
comm right down to cases, there are
one of them. It Is a suit o f green
few people but eould digest another
Tracks from 2)6 to 8 tons $60, now duvetyig vrith a big collar o f squirrel.
twenty-five dollars most any time. I f
It Is embroidered In equlrrel-gray
passing out tweotp-fiv# dollars to re­
chenille, and the wide double-breasted
Tracks from 8 to 8)6 tons $76, now
turned • v .d e r f is good fo r Portland
walstooat la o f gray silk.
.
why is it not a good thing fo r other $24.
Tracks
from
8)6
to
4
tons,
$100,
Irritation,
the fhet remains that the
place* in the state? The ten million
fur people m y that women have noth­
dollar bond proposition that is being now $27.
Tracks from 4 to 5 tons $200, now ing to fear from the grade, the quality
spewed out is another evidence that
or the coloration of the fo r that will
the follow ers o f cant patriotism are $80.
bear the American label.
Tracks from 6 to 6 tons $800, and
trying to get a Arm seat ia the saddle
Everyone does not know the extra­
6 tons $600, now $6, with the ordinary situation which was develop­
o f the patriotic money changers. Ten
million dollars in bonds, so as to give provision that county shall charge not ed In the fur trade before the war
the returned soldiers a chance to less than $8 a montit.
broke. The simplest piece o f Ameri­
work on the road. W ho knows that
The committee decided to introduce can peltry that an American girl wore
the boys want a job o f road work, and separate bills covering various feat­ had probably made a little Journey half
if they do why not use the balance o f ures o f the road program which it has around th* world and was far more
the six million dollars that has al­ outlined.
T h * $10,000,000 bonding traveled than ita possessor. You could
catch a ’coon In Georgia, send it to
ready been voted. I voted for the six propostion is embodied in a separate
Loa don fo r preparation, across the
million dollar bond, but I w ill fight bill with no side issues involved. Th* English channel to France to have
the ten million dollar proposition. For motor vohicle tax w ill be in a separate style and finish pat Into I t then, from
to my mind the patriotism ( ? ) that bill, while bills have already been in* A port In France to an Atlantic port
spews out that proposition is the pa­ traduced by individual members pro­ and finally journey It across the con­
triotism o f the merchandise thereof. hibiting the use o f patented pave­ tinent, drop It Into various placee, well
known and unknown, and sell It to an
I f the men who make up the U nit­ ments.
American woman.
ed Statee arm y were not fools when
finch was the fate o f a piece o f fur.
they enlisted or answered the selec­
Boys Doing Reckless Shooting Today
our peltry stay* at home. We
tive d raft call, if they have not be­
Mrs. M. H. Wickham w as a custom- can catch a ’coon In Georgia, an opos­
come incompetent fools since they got
r for trespass notices Tuesday. She sum In Alabama, trap a*mtnk In New
inside a unitdl%, it strike* me there
has been troubled with email boy* us­ England, get together all the cats and
are a lot o f r a k i who are turning on
ing her chickens as targets fo r their rats the nation does not need, and torn
them out between 8t. Louis, New York,
the juice to make fools o f the soldier
flrrarm s, and that m orning when the
Chicago and San Francisco Into a mot­
when he gets on the outside o f his
remonstrated with them, they told her ley array o f admirable furs.
uniform. There were men who gave
that they w ere shooting at mud hens.
W ill Push Nativa Sealskins.
up their jobs, but when they enlisted
Very toon afterw ard when moving
Fostering this condition Is the Amer­
or wore called they got another job
Our native seal­
about on her back porch a bullet ican government.
that was so much bigger than their
w hined past her head into the house. skin will be pushed to the Itmlt of ex­
old job that there is no comparison to
She found it later, and bringing it ploitation as a fashionable fur, and
be made between the jobe, fo r the sol­
there It no reason for women to linger
along as “Exhibit A “ w as hunting
far behind tthe government In Its de-
dier job is the job that put new test
trespass signs and a sheriff or deputy.
sir* to have these skins sold In a steady
into s man’s life and gave him a nev
Parents who gave their young boy* fashion.
er ending remembrance that he wai
shooting i>-ons w ill be wise to inquire
The reason for the enthusiasm on
one o f the greet army that helped to
how they are being used and thus per­ the part of the majority of women for
destroy the German barbarian and
this soft and pliable fur, Is Its effect
haps obviate serious trouble.
avenge those abominable crimes o f
upon the hnman face and figure. It la
th • “made in Germ any“ kind. The
singularly attractive to flesh and bone.
Work
or the Water Line
privilege o f being on that job is I
It falls Into supple fold s; it brings out
In referring to the work don* by the beat in a complexion. Raccoon,
special privilege; money eould not
buy It and the power o f money would M arshal M iller on the W alk er creek opossum, skunk and all the other lopg-
not exem pt
The slacker, the con­ w ater supply line week before last, hatred furs are stylish, oue admits, but
they are not becoming. Silver foxes
scientious objector or the traitor are the Sentinel got th* data as Friday,
are graceful enough In their undula­
the only ones who exempted themsel­ Jan. 17, when it should have been. tions and the hairs are soft enough to
Thursday,
Jan.
16.
Ho
w
as
also
up
I
ves from th* joy of service, and don’t
keep a woman’s face gentle and fem­
you fo rget i t Aa a rule the slacker, on the w ater lines the follow in g Sat- I inine, but when a stiff-hatred fur Is put
th* conscientious objector and th* unlay and Sunday, accompanied by S. J against the chin, the features are hard­
traitor w ill be the ones to hold out the V. Epperson and James W a l terra ire, ened as though a cold wind had pasaed
hat fo r patriotic alma and trade upon M r. Epperson being sent by W ater over them.
Paris is augmenting the use o f seal­
the fact that their names may have Superintendent Goodman aa hi* repre­
sentative.
Thar* w as w o rk enough skin. Cgpes are made with 18 and 20-
been on the arm y roll.
Inch borders o f It; skirts are made
fo r all three, too, on the lines a t that
This arm y life o f th* w ar he« been
with floating panels of It lined with
time.
the biggest schooling that ever cam*
chiffon; medieval cnlraasea o f heavy
embroidered satin that show a glint of
to men. To the better educated, the
C allin g Carda, 100 fa r 81.00.
rilk and metal In the deslgp have long,
better trained, the bigger men, this
medieval sleeves o f American sealskin
arm y Ilf* has been an extra collage
which flare over the knuckles.
course beyond the poesibititiea o f any
The sealskin saeqae will come beck
college or university to give. To the I, ea te n
coiieg*
fo r * * • '
with the ostrich feather. These hare
average man it h a . given to h i. i d « . f e g p T " 1 *
CkamhmÎMn’. always been éseodated In the mind*
Il IIIHIH
B. J. Reynold«
T »H — O».
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
$ 10 .
$21.
o f Ufe a a enlargem ent that all Me
o f thoee who remember the days o f old
Whao the height of hllae to • Maoiow
help cutting loose joyous
every time you flush your
with Prince Albert—it hits
square. It’g a scuttle fall of jimmy
malrin’» sunshine and aa satisfy­
ing aa it is delightful
hour of die twenty-four!
It’s never too late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasure
pasture 1 For, P. A. is trigger -ready to give you mors
tobacco fun/than you e v er had in your smokecareer.
That’s because it haa tha quality.
Quick as you know Prince A lb ert you’ll write it down
that P. A . did n ot bite your tongue or parch your throat-
And, it never w ill l For, our exclusive patented process
cuts out bite and parch. Try it for what abayour tonguel
rem arks
smokespot
you so fair and
pipe and cigarette
every
able woman waa a summer in Sara­
toga, a pair o f drop solitaire earrings,
a short, untrlmmed aealskln sacque
-and a hat ornamented with two or
more long, floating ostrich plumes.
The diamond earrings will not re­
turn to fashion, hut th* ostrich feather
and the sealskin coat will come out on
the primrose path o f fashion In th*
early autumn.
The women o f England and Franc*
have led the way. The ostrich plume
was grat demanded by those who made
money In munitions and had to spend
It on the symbols o f luxury; but soon
tha French women took it up for Its
beauty and again we have soft felt hate
arlth bine and rose pink, black and
brown thlckTJ'curled ostrich plumes
floating around the crown and drop­
ping down on the shoulder.
,
One o f the new bits of millinery
■hows a hat that has a Joffre blue
plume pulled around over the left
shoulder like a curl, and one gets a
quick, flashing backward glimpse of
those women o f royal France who
hunted through the forests with a
plume down their back and a falcon In
their hand.
New Suits Show Peltry.
The American designers, as well as
those in France, are taking time by
the forelock and exhibiting autumn
gowns that may be bought at the pres­
ent moment and worn at summer re­
sorts cool enough to make fur endur­
able.*
To the outsider, the very thought of
peltry In our hot, humid climate dur­
ing July and August Is depressing; hut
there are thousands who are not so
easily depressed by a circumstance
over which they have full control.
They want fu r; they tike >o wear I t
and It pleases them to make a piquant
contrast between their costume and the
thermometer.
Therefore, the designers will let
them have their way. They not only
give them separate pieces o f fur, but
gowns trimmed with I t cape* bordered
with it and blouses heaped with I t
Mind you, they are not stingy about
fur on these new clothes. There Is not
a tiny fringe o f It on a chiffon ruffle,
as In other days, hut It Is used In a
hold and lavish manner, such aa 20-
Inch hands, medieval sleeves and huge
girdles with bows at the back.
It does not take superfine reckoning
to realise that the American sealskin Is
about the only fur that can be used In
this generous fashion. The stiff-haired
pelts cannot bq manipulated Into pieces
o f a garment; they mnst remain as
separate entitles used as accessories.
Imitates Medieval Cost of Mall.
We ere not only going to embellish
our bodies with soft fa n es a protest
and protection against the lack o f ooal
and hot water In aero winters, but we
delightedly find that the designers are
giving to the world a new material
that looks exactly tike a cost o f mall.
Women will have jerkins o f It with
sealskin sleeves, or they will have long
tonics o f It, girdled at the waist with
Indian rad silk and glittering In the
sun.
There will be short skirts o f seal­
skin sometimes worn under these long
jerkins or coats of mall, and there will
he evening gowns built o f this silver
and gold coat o f mall doth.
In contrast to these glittering and
sumptuous fabrics o f a day when men
had to wear armor as a constant pro-
tection from the danger throat of an j
enemy, are th* now coats of leather.
they protect on* from the cold; they
Shunter Goes to the Pen
will be need as Jerkins, as short jack­
M onday form er Justice o f the 1
ets over thick, woolen skirts when tbs
A . E. Shooter, o f N orth Bond, who
autumn comes.
•
This
o f Its i w
lost * y ear convicted o f ym besxling
___ _ fashion has been stolen v*
— ss —
glory In October by smart women ah .public fund* and using them as M s
own, cams over h er* by him self and
I delivered him self up to th* sheriff,
'thus relieving his bondsmen. H e had
been sentenced to from on* to ten
years in the penitentiary and waa
ready to bogin earring time. H e spent
his first night in ja il b o n than, and
Tuesday m orning W illiam C attoe at
the Sheriff’s office w as aw d s a special
deputy to take M m out to Balsas. That
he keenly fe lt the hum iliating posi­
tion he occupied w as evident enough
to a ll who saw , but it w as too late fo r
tsars to stay the hand o f th* law .
Y et w * are convinced that there a n
countless multitudes enjoying free­
dom in this county today who are no
better than A . E. Shuster. Indeed, if
all th* people in the United States,
who have ever appropriated public
fund*, or funds w ith which they had
been intrusted, to their own use, fu lly
intending to replace them, th* jails
o f th* country would not begin to hold
them. F or th* essence o f the act o f
using trust fund* is exactly th* same
whether they are replaced or n o t
Shuster failed and being unable to
find friends who would put up th*
money fo r him, he Was one o f the few
who have to w alk th * plank. W ho
This frock I* In medieval «fleet and can help sym pathising with him?
ia built at green cloth and black satin,
which I* embroidered with whit* An­
Farmers Ualon Store Offlcera
gora w ed. Thor* Is a band af white
A t th* regular annual mooting o f
fox on the skirt, and a collar * f this
the Farm ers Union 8tor* hold h er*
lex at th* back * f the bleu**.
the follow ing were elected directors
ready advancing the Idea In sport and
for the eneuing year: B. H. Burns, W .
country costumes for had days.
Paris wore these coats all during L. Kistner, C. E.‘ McCurdy, M . O.
the spring because at the constant ralni| Hawkins, E . E . Fraedriek, M. T.
end the fact that she was In the open Clinton, and Geo. Heninger. T h * di­
more than ever before. They are of rectors subsequently met and chose
seal and tight brown, o f dark bine sad th* follew in g officers:
black, snd they are fastened with
W . L. Kistner, President
leather-covered bottoos. Usually there
M. O. H awkins, V ie* President
are pockets and a loose girdle cut
from a strip o f leather. This Is not „ E . E . Fraedriek, Secretary.
C. E. M cCurdy, Treasurer.
fastened by a buckle, hut In th*
B. H. Burns, M anager.
medieval manner of one end o f tha
thong slipped over and over th* other.
^Copyright, 1*1*. by the McClure Mewep*.
Der Syndicate!
Thrift Away Up Froat
From a diagram showing where th*
I members o f the senate and house are
Leeks A re W hat C * «"«-
1 seated at Salem , w * not* th at Repra-
-T o u yen
meat
b
W to f be economical
f
W
.
MnUt i T<
u righ t up in th *
asked
repeatedly
and
yet
you
go
and
order
the
most
ex­
* “* — — —
fron t row, w hat used to be called “the
pensive fur coat In the shop.“
“ Well,
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“ turner.
senator Smith has
Am en
corner.“
Senator
I don’t mind being economical, but I HU old seat where we first heard him
do^ohject to looking economical“-
m m 1 ob ^
| ««n e left o f the second row.
Keap Cheerful.
This
5 * " « * him near the north wem corner
Yon find yourself refreshed by the m r i w £ ildln* ’ w h i»« T h rift is in the
prenence o f cheerful people; why not
make ernest efforts to confer that
pleasure oa others?
You stilt find
Senator Smith Sends Bills
h alf the (tatti* la gained If you still
The
Sentinel is under obligations to
sever allow yourse lf to m y anything
gloomy.
Senator 1. S. Smith fa r copies o f th *
Senate and House Calendars and bills
introduced in R m legisla tu re. T o re­
ceive thee* dally (w han the m ails ago
running) is a favo r that wu approci-
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A ny on* interested in m atten
am ra w foresta o f It before the legislato r* to invited to cali
been ton chad. m ' land exam ine th * flies furnished m
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