The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., February 21, 1919, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

Death o f M r*. ManseO
Jaa. T. Jenkins was up from Park­
ersburg yesterday.
F. E. Conway, o f Marshfield, was a
Sentinel caller Tuesday afternoon.
McCormick’s Jass Band— Dance at
Anderson’s Hall— Friday, Fob. 28.
Mayor E. E. Johnson returned from
a week’s trip to Portland laat Friday.
Several families at Marshfield have
been quarantined for small pox this
Miss Myrtle Neely returned home
last Saturday having completed an
eight months term o f school at New
C. C. McCormick, o f Marshfield,
was over here yesterday to make ar­
rangements fo r a dance here Friday,
Fab. 28.
North Bend has put dances under
the ban fo r another month fo r fear
they might cause another outbreak o f
the “ flu."
Editor Edgar McDoniol, o f the
North Bend Harbor, waa over here
Tuesday evening as a witness before
the grand jury.
Indeed. Mr. Power* says Receiver»
Denman and Bolas, after a thorough
impacting o f condition» at the Smith-
Power* logging camp*, assured him
that it was no fault o f the Smith-
Power» management that a receiver­
ship became neceeaory.
More than
that, these receivers say in a letter
that Mr. Powers showed us that they
were glad they had been able to par-
suade him to act as their representa­
tive in this county and to taka charge
o f the properties and care fo r them in
every way possible.
W hile Mr. Powers says they some­
times have bad men and inefficient
men o f the kind described in our last
week’s item in their camps, they nev­
er keep them very long.
To clinch the matter, he says that
i f the “ well known citixen” we quoted
last week as expressing the opinion
that it was recklessness and waste in
the logging comps that necessitated
the receivership, w ill take charge-of
those camps and save one cent on
each thousand fast o f timber handled
by the Smith-Powers company he can
have a salary o f $10,000 a year.
The prominent citisen referred to
says that he can bring men, who have
been employed in the Smith-Powers
logging camps fo r years, who w ill
statements many
subs tantiate
times over. He also says Mr. Powers
can save more than the $10,000 sal­
ary mentioned by posting a notice on
every donkey engine in big letters,
reading, “ N o Reefing," and enforcing
L est Friday night Mrs. W. H. Man*
■all departed this life at the age o f 66
years, at bar home in First street.
She had bean all fo r more than a
year with an incurable complaint and
had been a groat sufferer. The fun­
eral services ware held at the resi­
dence at 2 o’clock Sunday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. W. E. Couper. The
interment eras in the Odd Fellows
which you have taken no small part.
Space does not permit me to re­
count to you all the greatness o f our
past united efforts, but to assure you
every sacrifice you have made has
saved the lives, not only o f our sol­
diers, but o f the many sufferers de­
pending upon us. Your membership
in this, the greatest association of
the world, has made you a part o f our
government You heard the cry of
pity, as did our brave soldiers, and
buckling on the armour o f a giant
went forth to carry life, liberty and
protection to the.qppressed.
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This is the emblem o f our grand
and glorious flag—but friends, our
duty does not end with this benign
peace. Thousands o f our soldiers ara
across the waters waiting and pa­
tiently longing fo r “ ^ome, Sweet
Home,” and the final benediction o f a
grataful nation.
Again, we hear the appeal o f the
world’s greatest mother; a call to
arms, as it were, that by our co-op­
eration her outstretched hands of
mercy may give life and aid to the
thousands o f helpless and homeless
we have
nave sponsored while^
wnil*| the pure
blood o f our hero dead christened
them our nation’s care.
They now
look to the women o f America for
food and clothing. Touaands we are
told will perish unless we get aid to
them, and many Red Cross chapters
are idle due to the scourge o f influ-
A r e w e going to turn c deaf ear to
Dance by McCormick’s Jasx Band
Tuesday was one o f the two fine
their cry o f pity a fter our heroes
days in February, but the rains have Friday, Feb. 28—Anderson’s Hall.
have given so much to save? No
kept it up almost without intermis­ Be there/
Our duty is not yet finished and again
sion since then.
I urge every woman in Coquille to
A Few W ords Omittad
Lloyd Irvine is another Coquille
lend bar aid one afternoon from 2
In the Watson-Oddy
statement until 4:80 at tha Liberty Temple any
soldier who is home after spending
several months in various training which we published last week, a fe w day o f each week except Saturday.
words were inadvertently omitted This means you— and— you— and me.
camps in this country.
which were quite material to Mr.
Virginia Lamb,
Mr. and Mrs. A . B. Campbell will
Odd Jr's case, and showed an approval
Chairman Coquilla Branch A . R. C.
leave tomorrow afternoon fo r Marsh­
o f his claim by Judge Watson. The
field where they w ill spend his two
paragraph related to a witness claim
Four artists furnish the music for
weeks’ annual vacation.
fo r m ileage to and from Seattle, dance a t Andarson’s Hall, Friday,
Henry Ellis got down town fo r the Washington, where the amount over-
Feb. 28.
McCormick’s Jass Band
first time yesterday after a thro* paid by Mr. Oddy was $88.
What will be there.
weeks’ siege o f the flu. 'A l l but one was said about this should have read
member o f the fam ily had i t
aa follows, tha words in heavy typo
H. M. Shaw, M. D., Eye, Ear, Nose showing what was omitted last week:
“ The Clerk pres«:tod a claim to the
and Throat specialist, will be at Bax­
ter Hotel Tuesday, Feb. 26th, 181». County Court, at the request o f the
“ Glasses Fitted.”
5t2 County Judge, fo r the balance. Judge
Watson as on* member o f the County
Ladies— Let Mrs. Neita Oddy, on Court told the Clerk that from the
Spurgeon Hill, do that Hemstitching circumstances connected with __ the
and Planting fo r you. You are sure matter, that it appeared tsi him that
There is no doubt that wo are going
to bo pleased with the work that sha the fault waa aot Mr. Oddy’s and aa to glitter and glisten this year as did
does. Orders can bo left at the Ladies it was a considerable amount fo r Mr. the fighters o f tha tenth apd eleventh
Basaar.
6t4 Oddy to lose, that ha was o f the opin­ centuries, advisee a style expert The
milliners have biased the way for this,
Ed Gillaspie was in from Fat Elk ion that tha Codrt would allow the
for, as tha studaut o f dress wall A ow s.
Tuesday with only part o f his voice claim, if it could lawfully.”
one can build up a rather good pro­
l e f t He is just recovering from e
gram o f new fashions fo r gown* and
18-days’ siege o f the “ flu” and not yet
Dance by McCormick’s Jass Band wraps by what tha milliners exploit
himself. Eight o f the fam ily have Friday, Feb. 28— Anderson’s Hall. a head coverings.
And when you sea new fait hate ex­
been down with i t
Be there.
ploited oa an sides, with their sole
A. G. Clark, o f Portland, manager
trimming constating o f the tinsel cojd
o f the Home Industries League o f the Passing o f Mrs. Benia Kiper
worn by American officers, you will
Portland ^Chamber o f Commerce, and - R. H. Irvine received the sad news realise that the glitter o f war Is to be
Geo. Royer, o f the Coast Culvert A last Sunday that his daughter, Mrs. put Into the autumn coatumery.
Felt hats, by tha way, ara vary
Flume company, another booster, Berna Kiper, had died the day before
smart tor summer. They may keep
were Sentinel callers this morning.
at Kanorado, Kans. Mr. and Mrs. away tha Incoming velvet hat which
W e don’t know just how much the Kiper left Portland fo r Kanorado last leaves ns la February, whan It la need­
Coos Bay Times exaggerates; but be November, intending to take charge ed and comae back tha first o f July,
it much or little the Record went it o f the ranch belonging to Mr. Kiper** whan It Is undesirable.
The felt hat o f tha hour Is white,
60 per cent better in its fire story last father. Mrs. Kiper had suffered a se­
Tuesday. The Timee put the loeeee vere sick spell last summer in P ort­ oyster, beige. Mack and yellow and Is
trimmed with messes of flowers ar­
at $100,000; the Record said $160,000. land, but she recovered and it was
ranged la a wreath around tha crown.
only recently that the fam ily had
Whan the hat Is fo r sports, for coun­
Real Jass music by McCormick’s
word o f her serious illness. Mrs. Ir ­ try or for traveling. It baa tha tinsel
Jaxi Band next Friday, Fab. 28, at
vine was to have started east Monday cord at tha American captain.
Anderson’s Hall.
morning but after receiving the mes­
Sam Leneve, o f this city, who has sage gave up the trip. *
Dyatofi «Ilk Yellow.
been in jail here fo r a couple of
For dyeing a crepe da china or any
weeks, and Elmer Ingeman, who made
Entertainment Saturday N igh t silk waist yellow, taka a thimbleful of
saffron tea, steep as yon would an or­
en assault on a North Bend girt, have
D. Lloyd Morgan, the Reader and dinary tea, remove from stove and
both been pronounced insane and or­
dered committed to the Salem hospi- Impersonator, will give a program o f strain through a piece o f cheesecloth;
his famous readings and impersona­ add enough boiling water to gat the
tions at the Christian chnrch Satur­ shade o f yellow desired; then put In
Gao. T. Moulton writes from San day evening, February 22, at 8 o’clock. the article to be colored and let stand
Diego that he and Mr. and Mrc. S. This will be an evening o f genuine tor a tow minutes. Do aot boll. This
M. Nosier are having a flite time see­ enjoyment and you will not regret the colors tha article a soft, pretty yaUow
and no matter how deep a yellow yon
ing the country and enjoying the
time or money spent to hear Mr. Mor­ desire. It win not be bright or vivid.
views. He says the cunsbine is nice gan. Ha delighted a large crowd at
Ten cents’ worth o f this tea la snffi-
but ono has to have money to buy
Marshfield a few weeks ago. Admis­ dent to color about three waists »• ’
beefsteak. In othor words one can’t sion 26 and 60 cants.
eon be obtained at any dru* stor
live on climate alone.
Rev. and Mrs. F. G. Jennings ar­
rived here Monday from Eugene for
a week's visit with tha old folks. Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Liljaqvist came over
lost night, adding to tha fam ily par­
ty. Mr. Jennings will return to Eu­
gene tomorrow, but Mrs. Jennings
will remain several days longer.
Odd Fellows Attention!
Grand Patriarch A . H. Knight and
Grand Junior Warden K. P. Nolan
will make Coquille Lodge No. 63. L
O. O. F., an official visit on tha afg
ening o f Friday, Fab. 28. AB mem­
bers and visiting brothers ar* re­
quested to ba present as we are going
to have a good time.
Miss Eva Schroeder returned Mon­
J. S. Lawrence, Sac.
day from Portland after having spent
the day Saturday in the adjuntant
Teachers’ examination to t one-year
general’s office chocking up the delin­
paper,
only, will be held at Coquilla
quent registrants fo r Coos county and
separating the wilful from the non- in the W. O. W. Hail over tha Farm­
wllful one»— that is, the sheep from ers’ Union Store on Fab. 26, 27 and
28, 1819.
C. E. Mulkey,
tha goats.
,
___ County Superintendant.
Dsnce by McCormick's Jam Band
F iM fr . Fab. 28—Anderson’s HaQ.
FINE RANCH on
lower Coquille river
448 Acres, o f which 14« to bottom
land, cleared and fenced with one-
half in cnMvatien. A toe stock and
farming implements. A Bargain.
Bany Terms. Far particulars, call
Mamie Albina W right was barn a*
Providence, Rhode/leland, in January,
1864, and »rent to Oakland, California,
with her parents when four years o f
age. Her father was Captain AlHbrt
Hadwin W right o f the U. 8. army and
was stationed at the Presidio, San
Francisco.
She was united in marriage to W.
H. Mansell June 27, 1882; and the
young people resided two years in
Coos county in the later eighties, re­
turning here to make their home in
Coquille in 1888, and resided here
since that time.
The children were three, ell living:
Charles H. Mansell, A lb e it H. Man­
sell and Mrs. Flossie F o o t«
Mrs. Mansell’s only other living
relative, so fa r as known, is her sister,
Mrs. Geo. W. Zerr, o f Portland.
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Card o f Thanks
For the many acts o f thoughtful
kindness extended to us during the
illness and after the death o f our
wife, mother and sister, and also fo r
the gifts o f lovely flowers, W « take
this means o f returning our sincere
thanks.
W. H. Mansell,
C. H. Mansell,
-;
A. H. Mansell,
Mrs. Geo. W. Zerr.
WOMEN OF WEST
AGAIN CALLED
TO THE COLORS
By MRS. A. S. B A L D W IN , Chairman
W om an's Liberty Lean Committee
Of the Tw elfth Reserve D istrict
We bave at the present tim e about
two m illion men In Europe who must
be provided with all that 1» mceasary
to keep them In good spirits end con­
dition ; and when their work shall have
been finished, they must be brought
home and demobilised.
Th e Govern­
ment must make good the contracts It
has entered into for the construction of
all war munitions, and for food sup­
plies already bought.
H aving responded to the Govern­
ment’* calls in tbs past, and having
loaned our money ungrudgingly to
hurry forward the men and supplies.
and victory having coi
H»7» ■ Fyit? TVb
In the spring the live stock on the farm or ranch need a
tonic ju st as much as does a human bring. W e have in
stock at ail times the famous D R K O R IN E K ’S STOCK
TO NIC, which is valuable alike fo r horses, milk cows,
calves, or any other stock. This tonic is an aid to diges­
tion; it is a blood, conditioner antL appetizer; and is an
aid to the animal in shedding hair.
It is composed o f the m ollowing medicinal substance«:
N n Vemica— N erve tonic
Sulphate o f Iron— Blood tonic and worm oxpoiler
Quaaaia— Tonic and appetiser; aide digeetion
Petaeeinm Nitrate— Diuretic and alterative
Megneeium Sulphate— Laxative
Sodium Hypoaulphite— A lterative and resolvent
Sodium Cholide— Blood builder and tonic
Rad Oxide o f Iren— Iron tonic
Foonngrook— Flavoring
A sufficient quantity o f cereal meal is used to hold the
drugs in suspension and to form a perfect mixture.
BAILEY GAS MAKER
fits in the fire box o f any cook stove or range.
Burns ordinary coal oil (kerosene), at less cost
than wood or coal.' No waste, no smoke, no ashes.
The Bailey Gas M aker does your top cook­
ing, baking and heats your w ater colls.
Satis­
faction guaranteed.
Price installed $35.00
MRS. A. C. V E S TA L, Marshfield, O n ., A g t Com and Carry
LIBERTY THEATRE
FO R W E E K
F R ID A Y , F E B R V A R Y 21
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' Special Five re d Feature
Charles Chaplin in 2 reels
“ TH E FIR E M A N ”
“ F IN L E Y N A T U R E ” No. 16— 1 reel
S A TU R D A Y , FE B R U A R Y 22
“ ROM ANCE O F T A R Z A N ”
Elmo Lincoln, the Giant, and Enid Marfcey— 7 reels
“ CU RR EN T E V E N TS — 1 Reel
SU N D A Y, F E B R U A R Y 23
Blue Bird Feature— 6 reels
“ VE LVET H AND ”
L KO Comedy— 2 reel*
“ B E LLE S OF L IB E R T Y ”
MRS. A. 8. B A L D W IN
o f this, shall we hesitate for a moment
to respond to the last call— the Victory
Liberty J^oan— when we can do so by
pledging our credit, perhaps with some
little personal inconvenience, secrtlloe
or small discomfort?
The blood o f the young manhood of
Am erica Is not now required. That
was generously given before the arml
stlce was signed, and now we may give
thanks that no more w ill b* taken.
T h e credit and good faith o f oar
country Is at stake. W * have won the
war, and tbs cost Is small compared
with w het has been won. The men of
the West with red blood In their veins
w ill not need to be appealed to, because
they w ill subscribe to this last call o f
the Government as ungrudgingly as
they did In the p est There ar* others,
however, who may not be so keenly and
sonaclentlously alive to the duty o f re­
sponding to tha Nation’s call, and It la
la those that tha women must direct
their moat untiring efforts.
.T h is last call la truly a Victory Loan.
What greater pride caa man and wo­
man experience than la contributing
to It? A Victory Bond will be worth
more then ita price expressed In dol­
lars. E very one w ill be a badge testi­
fyin g that tha holder has helped his
country to fulfill Its pledge to those
who have been spared as well as those
who have made the supreme sacrifice
M cCormick’s Jam Band— Da
-d-v-n -’i
STOCK TONIC
ftiS lii«
1M t o 81 IS.
M O ND AY, FE B R U A R Y 24
Triangle-Feature— 6 rehla
Keystone Comedy Mack-Bennett— 2 reels
TU E SD A Y, F E B R U A R Y 25
Thais Featuring M ary Ganiea— 6 reels
Sm iling Bill Parsons in 2 reel Comedy
“ M ATC H IN G B IL L Y ”
W ED N ESD AY, F E B R U A R Y 2«
“ PE R SH IN G ’S CRUSADERS” .
You should see this one. 6 reels
L . 4 M . Comedy— 1 red
“ N E A R Y A CH APE RO N E ”
TH U R SD A Y, F E B R U A R Y 27
Screen Classic Featuring V iola Daaa__6 reels
. ,.-u
“ B LU E JE AN S ”
Edaeatioaal Screen No. 86— 1 re d
The above are ail especially good programs and
your patronages is solicited.
There w ill be special D airy School and Corn Show
in this town February 28th and March 1st with
special attractions and entertainm ent to be an­
nounced later.
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