The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., March 28, 1919, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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P A G I SIX
LIBERTY THEATRE
April .2 and 3
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W$jr T W y C u t Accept
The follow in* it the u m r , in
part, to the challenge o f the Marsh
flald Utarary d o b to «met the Co-
quilla debaters in another debate:
Yoa will recognise, we faal »or»,
that two raaaooa should stand in the
way of carryin* oat tbs specific plan
you propone. All the school« in the
district have tbs same right o f chal-
Jengo.
Ware wo to respond to the
challenge o f any one, we must do the
same to each o f tha others; and tka
result would ba a schedule which
would interfere with other work for
several weeks and coat quite a sum
o f money. Besides, the whole pro­
pram o f school activities has been
thorouphly studied by tha ospanised
superintendents o f the County, and
the most practicable schedule possi
hie has been arranped. It would be
an unwise precedent for one or two
to arranpe for activities in
different proportions end at different
from those planead for the
County as e whole. A t least if each
individual school activities ere ar­
ranped, they should be planned
preliminary events, culminetinp hi
the official County contests.
Apert from the principle involved
we ere handicapped by smell numbers
end few teachers. In e school o f our
sise we can pive attention to only
one outside enterprise at e time. Our
local Declamatory contest is scheduled
for April 12, and ell our available
speakers ere drillinp for that fkrent.
It would not be wise to attempt fur­
ther outaide work which would inter­
rupt this contest. With class enter­
tainments
following
the County
Dramatic contest, end extra work
made necessary for ell by tha lonp
enforced vacation, there is no time
within the remaininp session of
school, when another debate could be
arranped without serious Interrup­
tion to our re polar work.
sm o k e
E V E R w as such right-handed-tw o-
fisted sm okejoy as you puff out o f a
j im m y pipe packed w ith Prince Albert I
T h a t’s because P . A . has th e quality I
Y ou can’t fool your taste apparatus any m ore than yon
can get five aces out o f a fam ily deck I So, w hen you hit
Prinoe Albert, com ing and going, and get up half an hour
earlier just to start stoking your pipe or rolling cigarettes,
y o u kn ow you’ve got the big prise on tbs end o f your linel
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PRINCE ALBERT?
Prince Albert’s quality alone puts it in a dam o f its own»
but when you figure that P . A . to m ade by our exclusive
patented process that cuts out bite and parch— w ell—you
feel like getting a flock o f dictionaries to find enough w ords
to express your happy days sentiments!
of First Semester
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S E N T IN E L P R IN T IN G
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On Monday evening, March SI, at
7:30 o’clock n series o f stereoptican
slides will be shown at the High
School eaaembly room. These slides,
which have been sent out by the Ex­
tension Department of the University
of Oregon, ere both instructive end en­
tertaining and will form an evenings
entertainment in them salves. There
will be no admission charge end it is
hoped that a large crowd will be out
to enjoy this tru st
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The basketball game last Saturday
night between the Marshfield and^Co-
quille High School teams was enjoyed
by a large crowd of students and
townspeople. Although our boys lost
by one point they played a fine game
and tha sportsmanship displayed was
o f the higheet type. The boys have
been handicapped this winter on ac­
count of the long vacation end the
smell floor. However with talk of a
Memorial Building which will serve
as a gymnasium the prospects for
next year ere vdry bright.
Not Yet Ready for Entry
a d v e r tis in g
m a t t e r , The Coquille Valley Sentinel i s
r e a d y to
Today the1 first semester of tho Co­
quille schools ended with general pro­
motions throughout moot o f the
grades, and the work o f the new se­
mester will be taken tip next Monday.
In the first, second end third grades
some promotions were made some
time since and e few pupils were
sent over to the fouriSl grade room
from the third A today. Classes in
the primary buildings thfft have not
yet finished their work wHl be retain­
ed till the end of the term, the work
o f the next grades being taken np by
the teachers as soon as the classes ere
reedy for it.
In tho High School building pro­
motions were mode from the fourth
grade to the fifth, frekn the fifth to
the sixth, from the sixth to the sev-
1 enth, and from the seventh grade to
¡the eighth, as well as the promotions
' from the B to the A divisions in each
| room. Six or seven pupils from the
eighth grade will take up the work
in the freshmen class o f the high
school at that time.
Outaide stu-
J dents who wish to enter the first year
of high school will be gladly received
nqyt week.
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Q U A L I T Y P R IN T IN G
Clay Tallman, commissioner of the
general land 'office at Washington,
WHtas e letter in which he says that
there is no possibility of the imme­
diate opening o f the Southern Ore­
gon lends to settlement and no way
by which any one can at this time se­
cure preference rights in thise lands.
The government had not yet received
the deed the company is to give the
government for those lends.
Arer
that formality the government will
proceed to elassify the landq before
putting them on the market, *nff as
the grant comprises 93,000 acres this
will probably prove an ell summer’s
job.
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Silver Laced Wyandotte
W h at Does Your Label Say?
Eggs for hatching, all the eeaaon, IS
f«r $L&0- Mr*. Cunningham, Bex 469,
Coquille, Ore.
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Calling Carda, 100 tm $1.00.
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NOTICE OF 8ALE OF PROPERTY
Dneamakiag
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENT.
and plain sewing.
Mrs. Abel and
Mrs. Socket, one bleck west o f the
Notice is hereby given that by vir­
north end o f the Long Bridge, third tue of a warrant duly issued by the
house west o f the Davenport place. City Recorder, of the City o f Coquille,
Coos County, Oregon, a municipal
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_____________________________________corporation, end dated the 24th day
NOTICE OF 8ALE OF PROPERTY
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENT.
Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tuo of e warrant duly issued hg the
City Recorder of the City of CoquiUe,
Coos County, Oregon, a municipal
corporation, and dated the 24 day of
March, A. D , X919, directing and re­
quiring me as Marshal of said City
of Coquillo to sell in the manner pro­
vided by law the following described
property assessed in the name o f Al­
bert W. H. Folsom, to-wit:
A pare»! o f land 100 feet deep north
and south and 412 feet wide, east and
west, and being the north 100 feet of
the following described reel property,
towit: That part of block 3 in Acade­
my addition to the town o f Coquille
City, Coos County, Oregon, according
to the pict thereof on file and of
record in the office of the County
Clerk o f Coos County, Oregon, be­
ginning at a point on the township
line 1390 feet north o f the southeast
ccvner of 8ection 30 in townghip 27
south, range 13 west of the Willam­
ette meridian, in Oregon, and running
thence west 412 feet along the south
side of Smith’« Avenue in ctid Acad­
emy addition to a point which is 30
feet south and SO feet east o f the
south end o f Base Line of said Addi­
tion; thence south 118 feet along the
east side of Holly Street to a 12 foot
alley; thence east 412 feet along the
north side o f said alley to a p<jjnt on
the township tine; thence north 118
feet along the township lire to the
place of beginning; for the purpoee of
collecting the amount assessed and
unpaid against said property
the
improvement o f Smith Avenue In
Academy Addition to Coqu^le City,
rding to
Coos County, Oregon, accord!
the plat thereof on file in the office of
the county clerk of said Coes i County,
Oregon, namely, the sum of IdLtS to­
gether with interest on said A m at
the rate of 6% per annum since the
2nd day of December, A. D., 1914.
Now, therefore, all persons will
hereby take notice that I will on the
28th day o f April, A. D.t 1919, at the
front door o f the City Hall in said
City o f Coquille, at the hour o f eleven
o’clock in the forenoon of said day,
sell at public auction to the higheet
bidder for cash, lawful money o f the
United States o f America, the above
deecribed property, or so much
thereof
as may
be
necessary
to satisfy
said
unpaid
asses-
ment with interest theroon, to­
gether with all coats o f adver­
tising and tale that have or may ac­
crue.
Said tale being subject to redemp­
tion in the mannes provided by law.
llt£
% A. P. MILLER,
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requiring me es Marchai of said City
of Coquille to Yell in the manqar pro­
vided by law the following described
property, assessed in the name of
A. J. Sherwood, towit: The west half
o f the west half o f lot six in block
eighteen in Elliott’s addition to
Coquille
City,
Coos
County,
Oregon,
according
to
the plat
thereof on file in the office o f the
County Clerk o f said Coos County;
for the purpoee o f collecting the
amount assessed against said proper­
ty for the improvement o f a portion
o f Hall Street in said Elliott’s addi­
tion to Coquille City, Coos County,
Oregon, according to the plats thereof
on Ale in the office of the county clerk
of said Coos County, Oregon, namely,
the sum of $87.66 together with inter­
est on said lum at the rata of
per annum aince the 24th day of Feb­
ruary, A. D., 1916.
Now, therefore, all persona will
hereby take notice that I will on the
28th day of April, A. D„ 1919, at the
front door of the City Hall in said
City of Coquille, at the hour of eleven
o’clock in the forenoon of said day,
•all at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, lawful money, of the
United States of America, tb l above
described property, or so much
thereof
as
may
be
to satisfy
said
unpaid
raent with
interest thereon, to­
gether with all coats of adver­
tising and sals that have or may ac­
crue.
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Said sale being subject to redemp­
tion in the manner provided by law.
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A. P. MILLER,
Marshal of the City of Coquille.
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cording to the plats thereof on file in
the office of the county clerk of said
Coos County, Oregon, namely, the
sum o f $264.50 together with interest
on said sum at the rata o f 6% per
annum since the 24th day o f Novem­
ber, A. D „ 1913.
Now, therefore, all persons will
hereby take notice that I will on the
28th day o f April, A. D., 1919, at the
front door of the City Hall in said
City of Coquille, at the hour o f eleven
o’clock in the forenoon of said day,
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, lawful money of the
United States o f America, the above
described property, or so much
thereof
as
may
be
necessary
to satisfy
-said * unpaid
asses-
ment
with
interest thereon, to­
gether with all costa o f adver­
tising and sals that have or may ac­
crue.
. Said sale being subject to redemp­
tion in the manner provided by law.
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x A. P. MILLER,
Marshal o f the City o f Coquille.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENT.
Notice is hereby given that by vir­
tue o f a warrant duly issued by the
City Recorder, o f the City of CoquiUe,
Coos County, Oregon, a municipal
corporation, and dated tha 24th day
of March, A. D., 1919, directing and
requiring me as Marshal of said City
o f Coquille to seU in the —inner pro­
vided by law the following described
property,
in the
Alice B. McDonald, towit: Lot 12 in
block
81
in
Elliott’s
addition
to Coquille City, Ceoe
County,
Uregon,
according to the
plat
thereof on file in the office of the
County Clerk o f said Cooe County;
for the purpose of collecting the
amount asseaaed against said proper­
ty for the improvement of First
Street in ElUott’a Addition to Co­
quille
City,
Coos County, Ora-
ron and in Coquille City, (N otley’a v.
Addition), Cooe County, Oregon, sc-
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cording to the plats thereof on file in '
the offleo of the county clerk or said
Cooa County, Oregon, namoly, tha
sum of $222.62 togethar with interest
on said sum at the rate o f 6% per an­
num cince the 24th day e f November,
,
A. D„ 1918.
New, therefore, all persona will
hereby take notice that I wUl on me
28th day o f April, A. D., 1919, at tha
front door of the City Hall in said
City o f Coquilla, at the hour o f eleven
o’clock in the forenoon o f ««m ¿gy,
•ell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, lawful money e f the
United Statee o f America, the above
described property, or so much
thereof
as
may
be
necessary
to satisfy
said
unpaid
-— ,
ment
with
Interest thereon, to-
rether with all coats o f adver­
tising and sale that have or may ac-
NOTICE OF 8 A LB OF PROPERTY
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENT.
Notice is hereby given that by vir­
tue o f a warrant duly issued by the
City Recorder, of the City of CoquiUe,
Coos County, Oregon, a municipal
corporation, and dated the 24th day
o f March, A. D., 1919, directing and
requiring me as Marshal o f said City
o f CoquiUe to sell in the manner pro­
vided by law the following deecribed
property, assessed in the name of
Mary A. Mehl, Frederick A. Mehl,
Motile Mehl (Whetstone), William G.
Mehl, Thomas H. Mehl sad George A.
Mehl. towit: Lot 12 in block 69, Co­
quiUe City (Notley’s Addition, Coos
County, Oregon, according to the plat
thereof on file in the office o f the
County Clerk o f said Coos County;
for the purpoee o f collecting the
amount assessed against said proper­
ty for the improvement o f First
Street in Elliott’s Addition to Co­
Baid sala being subject to reden, n.
quille Clty,
Cooa County, Ore- tion in the manner provided bv k v
ton. I d in CoquiUe City ( Notter's , l i t i
A . P. m u ï *
Marshal o f tha City o f CoquiUe. Addition) Cow County,
Marahnl ef the City ef Coqufflo.
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