The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., March 21, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

TME COQUILLE T A L L E T !
PA G B B IX
y
MINOU M E T O .
In the serias at debates bald by the
Ugh Schools at tha eonnty last Fri-
day, Coquffle waa awarded the daei-
fc a f five
today
S v o lto fai tk « C ity
. m arcm u .
gai
Austin Hasard and Mbs Usasi* Fin­
ley argued at home against tha nega­
tive team from Marshfield, winning
by a two to one vota
Mbs Jeffie
Beckham aad Mbs Maxino McGilvery
debated at Bandon, winning tha da-
cbion by a vote at Hires to no*
A t North Bond the decision waa h
favor o f the homo team against Ban-
si, while Marshfield defeated North
Band at home.
The summary o f votos follow :
Bandon— 1.
North Bond— S.
M arshfield-«.
C oq u ille-«.
The result b especially encourag­
ing, as no on# at the four debatan
for Coquilb had previously appeared
in a public debata
John Belieu, of
at the Sentinel office yeetarday.
viously order*j that it should be ar-
rangsd according to the aerial num­
J. E. Norton returned thb mottl­
bers and according to t ie order num­
ing from a bus in *** trip to Banda».
bers. This order iadcdos all the
F. E. McKenna, i f Marshfield, was
nsmee
drawn in the several drafts.
an over-Sunday visitor in Coquille.
A ll tha papers ea Ale in this office
The White House b headquarters
and suppUee of every kind down to
1 Cross.
for Coats Crochet Cotton,
the rubber «tam p are to be shipped
amount asked fo r thb time b
26c.
out March SI, and the local board will
i t hkrfe mm before, which m tin
cease te function on that date
Our High School students succeed I
doabto our efforts.
The accumulation at Washington of
all the questionnaire* and other in­
j Taylor street. Coquille. I am an formation in regard to registrants 6f
Superintendent Baker want down to L j,*
every day la tha month. ’ Bet- m ilitary age will, e f course, fumtsn
Bandon Saturday night to attend the|tor tervic^ Lower pricea and w ill material o f priceless value if there
ball
stould be another war in the course
Naxt week the Sentinel w ill have
of the next five fears. It, however,
Challenge to Debate
aa article which w ill be of vital inter­
peace ahould prevail for ten years the
“Congress.” tha young men’s liter­
stuff would become a worthless lot
est to all dairyman.
ary society o f the Marshfield High
o
f junk. ''
Jaa. A. Sullivan and fam ily were
School, challenges Coquills High
One day last week a book was re­ School, champion debater* of Coos
passengers from the Bay fo r Coquilb
ceived from the war department with
on the afternoon train 8unday.
county, to a public debate to be given
full orders aa to everythin* to be done
at such a time and place a* b agi
Automobile ior
for sala
late vaaow
Oakland.
T00 o f a life,
, P «r«
lt
Automobile
sate, täte
u i I * ry * * nBant
saving
so serious
b iusloaiag up the office here; and the
abb to both parties, upon a question
next day there came a telegram to bo mutually decided upon, each aide
changing tha whole program.
The
There
a business meeting of departmant appears to be fully aa to be represented by two uhdergrad
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Jonas are the
I the Honor Guard at 7 o’clock Thurs- much at sea as to what to do in get­ uate student* debaters, the debate to
proud parent* of u tan-pound boy who
Idny evening at the Liberty Tempb, ting out o f war aa it did in deciding be conducted under the rules and reg­
arrived this morning via tha stork
ulations o f the High School dab
I followed by the regular a: wing hour. what to do in getting into i t
For
express.
I The electicr o f officers for the next this, however, we do not feel inclined laws o f the state of Oregon. Yours
respectfully—A. C. Merrifield.
T. \ Walker haa just removed hb g|x months takeo place at thb time to
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criticise it ss sharply ns some
insurance tfflee to an upstairs room I »nd an members sr* used to be pree-1 new*
do per* do
newspapers da In both cases it was
of the Farmer* A Merchi nta Bank1 -
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necessary fo r a bunch o f man picked
building.
up far the emergency to loam an en-
Just as wa go ta press J. P. Be
W. L. Franca who b now S. T. | inform* us that it was not pneumonb I tirely new business, and mistakes
agent at Reedsport, came down Sat-1 that caused t^e death o f Mason WU-|were unavoidable,
urday afternoon te spend Sunday hert I cox, as noted an tha first paga but
with hb family.
| his death resulted from the flu. Thb I
Tafced to the Children
Wo regret to note that our old information waa contatnad m a 1st-1 A t tha Academy building Wednes­
friend, Hugh McLain, postmaster at ter to Mrs. Wilcox received from
day morning tha children o f the Pri-
Marshfield, has barn having a tussle doctor who attended him in Portland. nffiry department were assembled in
b « u , p k r t » « — | v.
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“(ST ...d««, ii ttoJi
with appendicitis.
Mrs. Chase’s room, where after sing­
H. A. ¡senses left Tuesday
ing “The Star Spangled Banner” and
C. C. McCormick came over from | *°f Tillamook, where ha hat
Marshfield last Sunday and Monday I o ff,r to go te work fo r s laundry. Mrs. 1 »»lu tin g the flag, Ken nett Lawrence
arranged for a dance 1» tha Eo-KeM 1*------------J **“ ““ “------- “
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for coverai months yet, probably »*t|elru etive h ft , tailing them about the
Klub rooms thb evening.
before May 1, the data when Earl ml French children, their habits, customs
When you need anything in new expected hoaae from Europe. The la t - l" ^ nooner e f living.
Mrs. L. W.
garments for spring, ready made or set information is that ha w ill leave I
» nd Lao J. Cary were also pres-
made to order, call at the White Houa. Franee about April 1.
I®"*, the latter making n few remarks
and see Mrs. Burkholder.
towta U*r*h, ®f Port < M „d .
Rev. W. H. Nelson, editor at the d
« t o W . . couple e ! d . , . O k ¡ T E “ ? ? " “
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Pacific Methodist Advocate, was a week visiting kb sunt. Mrs. Ida Owen I . . .
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ject to the afflictions the French
caller at thb office Tuesday in cem-
children had had to undergo.
paay with Rev. J. E. Coadsr.
That thirty days has expired hat it
Marshfield vs. CoqwMle
lorsble discharge from \he army. Ha
The third basket ball game In the
mill at tha Bay and the logging camps was very badly wounded and b still
County High School series b schedul­
far from being fu lly recovered.
at Powers w ill resume business.
ed fo r tonight at Anderson’s hall, be­
Dr. Richmond has just treated him­
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Dow and Mrs.
tween Marshfield and Coquille.
As
C. R. Gay and daughter, Shirley, of self to a brand new 1919 Buick ear
thu is the first gsme played at home
Seattle, Wash., wsre guests at H. L. with all tha latest improvements. Hb
by the local school team, ail tha pent
old one b only eight months old, but
Johnson’s Romo the past week.
np enthusiasm o f the school h axpect-
he thought it cheaper to trade it in on
The Coquilb Orchestra w ill give
a new one than to have the old one
dance in Anderson’s Hall thb evening
overhauled. Very few physician, are
and tomorrow evening at the reguar
abb
or w illing to drive a car as m a n y ^ h 7 k 7 « “ V v
price—six tickets for a half dollar.
mibs as the late Dr. Culin used te.
jbm im evidence. Band pusk<!Mprom-
A. M. Zevley, of Powers, was re­
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Sergeant
Earl
Nooler
ic turned to bed before the gam « and between
leased from ja il hare Wednesday, hav-
¡ng served” out**Wartime for s o lli^ d a l ^ f 1* l“ t Fri<f* y aftarno-m after
* * » • " “ ‘>1 P ^ b t t w e e n
n.tured alcohol doctored up with fruit •p*whn* “ mo" ^ , to F r :“cf- H® L*1®. Hl* * lS*ho<»,
P * 1» ««1 the
iuicea.
I wr® “ momb®r of t**5 famous old Third I junior g irb at 7-J0 sharp; followed by
J
Orogon band, but was detailed fo r the the Coquilb-Marshfl'eld game
The sale of the J. J. Lamb ranch we greater part of hb larv'co hi Europe
reported some weeks ago foil through, [to train now man at Coutres, Franca I
Th an k s toT A ssistan ce
but George Halter, of Fbhtrap, has He with Sergeant L. A. Starr, who
tk .
r
,
Just purchased about half o f that cam# witii him, have juct been m n -
. . Co? *U!* Honor Guard girb
tered out at Camp Lewb.
|wi.h
their heartiest thank,
ranch for «13,000.
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„ to _ extend
.
I to Mr. Psrb Lund for making and do-
THo new garments and millinery
Wednesday being the birthday at nating the punch for the masquerade
for spring are arriving at tha W hit. 1 both Paul T. Ramsay and Mba Hatel dance o f la * Saturday night- also to
House and Mr*. Burkholder b anxi- Gilpin, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wilson en Mr. Robert Creager for getting the
ous to show them and make altera- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey and floor and hall in order -also to the sev
tions free o f charge.
Mba Gilpin at dinner that evening eral members o f the Honor Guard Ad
Julian Loelb, who has been with |aad th®n for ® •urPr^ e ^
invjtod m|vi*ory Board who so capably acted
the Title Guarantee A Abstract Ox,
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v -o o v u iH U B , M O SO JA
for a couple of months, w ill return to members for an evening party. Games and Mrs. A. N. Gould and Mr an
Eugene the first o f the week for the and music furnbhed entertainment Mrs. J. A. Lamb, who were the m
for the jolly crowd which enjoyed it-1 trona and patronesases o f the affair.
last semester of U. of O.
L
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dimmick cams
The Coquille Independents outplay
down from Portland Sunday after­
I
Newspapers
for
Sidewalks
noon, and Mrs. Dimmick w ill remain
Mrs. D. P. Strang, who with Mr.
for a short vb it with his parents, Mr.
Strang returned from a visit o f sev­
and Mrs. T. M. Dimmick.
eral months in San Diego, Calif., a
Capt. W. S. Averill, nephew o f Rock
[couple o f weeks ago, says she was
Robison, came in last Thursday fo ra
never homesick in her life before, put
vb it with his numsrous relatives in
the longing for Coos during thb ab­
the Coquille valley. He haa just-re­
sence was postively painful. She says
cently come from Camp Lewb.
shs never suffered with the cold as she
Income tax experts w ill be at the did down there-this winter and she.
court house Monday, Tussday and | much prefers the gentle rains of Oro-1 1 h* ve *®ver» 1 inquiries from peo-
Wednesday, April 7, 8 and 9 to help gon to the torrential downpours that IP1* wh® * * » looking for small improv­
those who have had trouble in making I came
es™ e so frequently in southern Cali-1*** farm® not too far from town—
out their income tax statements.
fornb.
farms that w ill carry from five to
H. W. Walker, of Coos ton, recall I • Mrs.
* « - Strang
8trw>* tells of
«»* one
one curious
curious cus-
eua- tw*ntF d* irT cows. I f you have such
manager, was over here Tuesday try­ tom o f the San Diegoent, that o f us- a fmrm for “ *® “ t the right price, >
find you a buyer,
ing to find some one who would cir­ ing newspapers for crosswalks on un- lthink 1
J. J. Stanley.
culate hit petitions in Coquilb. Ho paved streeta Ladies w ill start out I ~
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waa turned down a good many times. with a bundle o f papers under their
arm and aa they croea a street w ill
FW Sab
Keith Leslie came home last SuiT
drop a paper ahead of them for each
Two froth cows, one horse, a buggy
day from Eugene, where he has been step.
Some class to a city which and a hack; a cream separator and
attending the State University. Hs boaata o f ite progreaaivenesa.
She chicken*.
East Bandon, Box
on
aspects to remain here now and b at waa a loyal booatar for Cooe county Ferry road. H. C. W est
.
present employed in the county treas­
urer’s office.
Cream Separator Far Sale
Tuesday the weather changed and | this section recently as a result o f her I D , L«vml steam tnrhin.
sunshine b no longer banned by the propaganda with more awaiting a fa- I860 pounds an hour- also
cloud.. Be the rattle of the bwn vor.ble report from the two. btforo poweTboiler, m iT ta A .nd l w
^
mower
sgsia heard in the land, the they com. up thb way.
m
r o e d iL
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gram having got a good Hart C u r i n g ------------------------ £ q X
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the fainy season o f tha past two | M AN wanted to work on ranch. “
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J. L Smith, County A gen t
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| Calling Cerda 1W 1W tJJD.
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Reconstruction Finance
The banks of tbs United States must
be left free to finance the reooastruo-
tion St productive enterprise and must
not be cluttered up with the Victory
Ljberty Losa That b the composita
thought-out opinion at two of tha
West's most noted professors of
finance, Carl C. Plehn. professor of
Mance la the University of California
sad' Murray L Wlldman, head of tha
department of économies and Unan ce
Of Stanford University. Both agree
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that the money
to finish paying
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tor the war should not come out of
working capital, but should bo raised
out of Individual savings o f humble
and wealthy.
" I f the people take the Loan, as they
must»" Professor Plehn Says, ‘th e
banks will be left free to lend to the
manufacturer, the farmer, the grocer,
the butcher, aad the baker, so that
they can get busy again on a peace
time basis. Then production and busi­
ness will grow and. by the formula
prices will come to normal. If we
'leave It to the banka’ they will have
no funds left for business, big or lit
tla Wo. ourselves, will not profit and
the day of our redemption will only be
postponed."
Professor Wlldman. whose ability
caused him to be called from Stan­
ford to Washington for war finance
service, agrees with the Callforali
economist, adding: “ It would be n
grave mistake to saddle the banks of
the country with the Victory Loan at
this time." '
When two professors agree. It’s
time to sit up and tab* notice. When
two professors not only agree with
each other, but agree with the Govern­
ment, that settles It. Finance Is their
business — particularly Government
finance They have spent their lives
studying It and are pdid good salaries
fo. teaching the principles of It to the
HOUSEHOLD
HELPS
FOR
SPRING CLEANING
Furniture Polish to brighten the Furniture
Laqueret to renew nil Woodwork,
O’Cedar Pttisk, well known neoeeeity
Liquid Glass, excellent to Clean Furniture
Liquid Veneer for renewing nil Woodwork
Oil Stsins and Floors Paints fo r Floors
Varnish for Floors, etc.
Household Anunoaia
1
Powdered Borax
Boraxo, Lux
Benzine, Gasoline
Moth Balia and Flakes for protecting Woolen Goods from
Moths, etc.
Cresolemn, the best Disinfectant and Deodoriser
Rubber Gloves to protect the hands while cleaning house,
etc.
Knowlton’s Drug Store
PROGRAM OF ATTRACTIONS
L IB E R T Y T H E A T R E
Friday, March 21, to Thursday, March 27
FO R W E E K
F R ID A Y , M AR CH 21
“C Y C L O N E H IG G IN S”
Featuring X . Francis Bushman— 2 reel«
“ H IS T S P IE S ”
Drew Comedy— 1 reel
S A T U R A Y , M AR C H 22
“S O L D IE R ’S O A T H ”
Featuring W illiam Farnum— 5 reels
*
“C H A S E D IN T O L O V E ”
Fox Comedy— 2 reels
.
S U N D A Y , M ARCH 23
Opening Concert by the Coquille Orchestra. Prof.
W . Zinner, Director.
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March “7th Regiment”
Brooks
Overture “King My das”
EUenberg
The orchestra w ill also accompany the film.
“S M A S H IN G T H R O U G H ”
Featuring Herbert Rawlinson— 6 reels
“ THE J E L L Y F IS H ” J
Featuring Sm iling Bill Parsons— 2 reels
The comedy with refinement and taste and worth while
M O N D A Y , M AR CH 24
“SO C IE T Y FOR S A L E ”
Featuring W m . Desmond — 6 reels
"T H IR S T ”
Mack Sennett Comedy— these comedies are live
wires and just rough enough to be good— 2 reels'
T U E S D A Y , M ARCH 25
“B E L O V E D T R A IT O R ”
Featuring Mae Marsh— 6 reels
-T H E C O U N T ”
Featuring Charlsa Chaplin— 2 reels
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W E D N E S D A Y and T H U R S D A Y , M AR C H 2 « and 27
“LE S T W E F O R G E T *
Featuring Rita Joviliet, the surviving Star of the
Lusitania disaster, an historical feature that ev­
eryone should see— 7 reels
Leper Colony Reaches 9*2 Per Capita
W. t. •.
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Lyons-Moran Comedy, alw ays good— 1 reel
Hawaii's War Saving* 8tamps reporta
I f our show pleases you tell your friends (and if it
for the year ending December SI. 1918,
ahow total rnlea of $1,034,004 worth of
* does not then tell the m anagem ent
War Saving* Stamp* sold, which Is
$30,000 over their quota.
Two thouaaad dollars of this amount
waa sold to thirty-two lepers at the
Penlkeee Island Leper Colony, which
amounts to $63 .per capita, or three
0. S. Bennett, of Los Angeles, died
time* mqre than the per capita quota
st the home of hb sieter, Mrs. John
for the United States, namely: ISO.
Jenkins, at Brawley, California Mar.
A rolling itone gather* no morn, but 7, 1919, after a few days’ illness of
a Victory Liberty Bond will nerve your- influensa and pneumonia H b sick­
aelf and America
ness was not considered serious until
a few hour* before hb death.
So
there was not even time to summon
hb w ife to hb bedside.
O. 8. Bennett w ill be remembered
by many o f the old settlors o f Co­
quilb, he having spent a summer here
29 years ago when he helped to build
e residence fo r J. P. Messer and also
the Coquille Aeademy.
He waa a
kn.
brother o f t. D. Bennett, of Gravel
Ford. The services aad burial occur­
red at Loe Angeles.
9M*
HOME FOR SALE
Four good garden
Ipto, one chicken E gg* fo r hatching, all the
m lots,
let and oae
tot, atoe tomas aad |for »1.80. M n. Caanfam h»
lot.
Coquflla Ora