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TH * COQUILLE V A L U T a N T O a L , COQOUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL K . MIA
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Liberty Theatre
‘OUR TEDDY’ “The “RAFFLES”
Amateur Cracksman”
THE FAMOUS ROOSEVELT PICTURE
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Friday and Saturday, May 2d and 3d
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I am in the market for
Veal, Hides, Hogs, Poultry
for shipment to the Portland m arket Will pay
the highest market price for good stuff but
don't want the other kind at any price.
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Coquille
East Fork Items.
Alva H arry got home
ny S atu rd ay ..
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[ess Cotton get home from overseas
t week. He was in the 806th regi-
pt, 77 (New York) Division. He
nt up to Brewster Valley with Fred
ker Tuesday evening. He is fat,
king and foeling fine. He says it
no fun to be gassed.
!frs. Pearly Crowley came home
m Coquille last week much improv-
in health.
(Ira. Kinney, of Oakland, Calif., ia
iting her uncle, Charles Shepherd
1 family.
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)ale and Lile Marcy went to Co-
lie Saturday; they rode their Shet-
d ponies as fa r as the Willey ranch,
frs. Albert Christenson, of Brew-
r Valley, made a trip to Coquille
sad ay.
s it a Coos county grand jury or
«callers’ grand Jury? It looks aa
ugh the grand jury had drowned
ilf in a flood of muddy waters,
dr. Savage let the cats out of the
Some of them seem to be of the
kenny variety and alt up nights
squall.
Victories of Faith. The victories of
th ere the ineffaceable landmarks
t mark the way men go through
th to new victories. In the giving
thank offerings for victories
ught about by enduring faith, we
(firm our allegiance to «he things
righteousness and know th at “in
righteousness of faith” the “sub-
nce of things hoped for,” increase
“evidence of things not seen.’'
i Victory Liberty Loan ia ours not
y as the substance th at we a r t true
the present, hot an evidence of our
ding faith to be true to the fu-
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(ail days are inter » tin g days a t
home. Never have they been
re so than since th a t August day
1914, whan the treachery and avar-
of hall, as peraoniflad to Billia I
-
Oregon
and the German people, commenced
the war to enslave and shackle man­
kind with “made-in-Gcrmany” chains.
Intensely interesting were those mail
dr.ya after that April day in 1917.
For then we knew we were to be in
the fight, not ^i spirit only but aa
those who offer their all on the altar
of battle for life and freedom for
all mankind.
These tri-weekly mall days with
letters, papers, magazines. How we
reed them, in summer days end'busy
times, everything stopped until the
letters were reed, the papers by head­
lines, until night gave ns time to read
more clocely. The long evenings of
winter days extending into th# night
of those mail days, as we read and
studied in front of the fireplace fire,
always with the abiding faith that the
“Lord reigneth.” Those letters writ­
ten from Vancouver, Texas, Long Is­
land, on shipboard, in England, then
from France, how we watched for
them. We knew about when to ex­
pect them but sometimes malls were
delayed, then we ju st welted, and
sometimes several would come in a
bunch.
The regular weekly letter
from Morrow county never failed te
and all the letters ware mas-
of cheer. Those wars greet
mail days, we will never forget them.
Then the return of our soldier from
oversees, the unexpected walk in on
os, waa the crowning of our day with
blessings.
In joy and thankfulness
for all these blessings we buy our
Liberty Victory Bond. If we fail te
buy a bond we would be untrue te
thoee who aaade e freewill offering of
their lives that “life, liberty and pur­
suit of happiness” might not perish
from the earth- If we fail to boy a
bond we would be untrue to those
whose bodies lie “between the croeset
row on row” where “poppies blow.*
For they tell us, “to you from felling
hands we throw the torch, be yours ta
hold it high.” It is for you and for
ms to “bold tt high," and if ws fail
The story of Theodore Roosevelt's life ia a mighty
drama—Human beyond compare because it waa lived
by an American—Among Americans—For Americans
—A Legislator at 23—A Cowboy—Rough Rider—
Fighting men’s fights with a bull dog courage and ten­
acity—Victor against tremendous odds—He gave the
New York Police Dept, the shock of its existence—
Wherever he was, things happened fast and furiously
—His life ia the world’s most natural motion picture—
Drama — Comedy — Action — Thrills — Suspense —
Pathos.
“Our Tsddy” is u specisl feature attraction that will appeal to all
With a wonderful box-office title, it is one of those rara pro­
ductions which wins the patronage of the regular theatre patrons be­
cause of the quick action and dramatic qualities of its etory, and it at­
tracts the thousands who seldom attend e motion-picture house, and
then only when an attraction of this character is on the program. They
will patronise it for ita historical value, end for the international -im­
portance of the .man about whom it centers.
HOME FOR SALE
| to buy a Victory Liberty Bond we
‘break faith with those who die."
Four good garden lots, one chicken
R. A. Easton.
lot and one berry lot, also house and
lot.
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At the next session of the North
TO
EXTERMINATE
Bend council, to be held early in May, NOTICE
GROUND SQUIRRELS
bids will be opened on $60,000 of
street work. It is proposed to pave
Every person, firm, co-partnership,
South Sherman avenue and other company or corporation r a iding on,
streets on the hill there. The amount owning, leasing, occupying, possess­
of money to be spent on street and ing or having charge of or dominion
highway improvement in Coos coun­ over any land, building, wha f or dock
ty this year will probably be greater infested with digger ground squirrels
tVan ever before and may reach half in Coos County, Oregon, is hereby no­
a million dollars.
tified to begin a t once to effectively
exterminate and destroy all cuch DIG­
Send the Sentinel to eastern friends. GER GROUND SQUIRREL3.
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The following poison for mixing
and instructions for use thereof is
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If 1 Were a Farmer.
If I were a farmer I would keep et the mothod most expedient and effec­
hrnd e few reliable medicines for tive U> be used for the extermina­
minor ailments that are not so serious tion and destruction of such groum/
as to reauire the attention of a physi­ squirrels and is hereby recommended,
cian, suen aa Chamberlain’s Colic and
to-wit, alkaloid strychnine used on
Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com-1 either barley of wheat, barley pre­
plaints.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for ferred, mixed according to the fol­
coughs, colds and croup.
lowing formula and mar.ner, to-wit:
Chamberlain’s
L i n i m e n t for
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sprains, bruises and rheumatic petals.
16 quarts
Chamberlain’s Tablets for stomach Barley, clean grain
troublas, biliousness and constipation. Strychnine (powdered alkaloid)
By having these articles a t hand it i
1 ounce
Mild often save the trouble of e trip Bicarbonate of soda (baking soda)
to town in the busiest season or in the
1 ounce
night, and would enable me to treat
% pint
an *ht ailments as soon rs they ap­ Thin starch paste
pear, and thereby avoid the more ser­ Heavy com syrup
M pint
ious diseases that so often follow.
Glycerine
1 tablespoonful
Saccharin
1-10 ounce
This material should be mixed as
follows: Mix thoroughly 1 outfce o*
powdered strychnine (alkaloid) and
1 ounce of common baking soda. Sift
this into % pint of thin hot paste end
stir to e smooth, creamy mast. (The
starch paste is made by dissolving 1
heaping tableapoonful of dry glom
starch in a little cold water, which is
RIGGS AUTO WOOD-SAW
then added to % pint of boiling water.
Boil end stir constantly until a clear
Gtn Asywfcerc— Aay
thin paste is formed.) Add % pint
w as im p a c t, h t , I
heavy com syrap and 1 tableapoonful
of gtycorino and stir thoroughly. Add
1-10 oonee of
The Stoy of “Raffles, the Amateur Craeksipan”
“Raffles,” the amateur cracksman (John Barry­
more) steals for the excitement of i t He delights in
outwitting the police and in taking from the rich and
giving to the poor. The story opens with Raffles in
pursuit of an international swindler aboard a ship.
He wishes to get a ruby which the swindler has. He
has discovered it in the heel of the swindler’s boot
and jumps overboard to escape detection. He is seen
by Mrs. Vidal (Christine Mayo), an English society
woman. Raffles reaches shore, and returns to Eng­
land, where he meets Mrs. Vidal, and she falls in love
with him. They meet at Lord Amersteth’s home in
London. Lady Amersteth has a price)'3s necklace of
jewels known as the Melrose jewels. There is discus-,
sion- about the amateur cracksman who has robbed
many of the rich of London. The jewels are shown in
Raffles’ presence. Raffles is in love with Gwendolyn
(Evelyn Brent). Mrs. Vidal threatens to expose him
if he desn’t return her love. A detective is engaged
to guard the jewels. Captain Bedford (Frederick
Perry) is introduced to Raffles as the detective. He
declares he will catch the amateur cracksman.
The rest of the story of “Raffles” can be seen at
the Liberty Theatre May 9 and 10.
Dated and fiirst published'this 26th
oughly. Pour this mixture over 16
quarts of clean barley and mix well Hlay of April, 1919.
J. L. Smith,
so that each grain is coated.
County Agent for Coos County,
16t3
One quart of the poisonui grain Oregon.
mixed as aforesaid is sufficient for
forty or fifty baits fnd this quantity NOTICE OF PROPOSED SEWER.
scattered along squirrel trails or on
Notice is hereby given that the
clean hard places on tbe surface Common Council of the City of Co­
about the holes will not endanger quille, a municipal corporation, of
stock. Strychnine in any form other Coos County, Oregon, did, by resolu­
than the powdered strych.ni.io (alka­ tion duly adopted at a regular meet­
loid) is not effective in the above ing of said Council held on the 21st
formula.
day of April, 1919, and which reso­
From the date hereof until May 1st lution is kept of record in the of­
is the most effective time to poison fice of the City Recorder of said
and destroy the digger squirrels, as City in the records of the proceedings
they are just emerging from their of the said Council, and reference
hibernation.
They are hungry and to which resolutions and the said
food is scarce.
record thereof is hereby made and
Tiie County Court of Coos County, by such reference the same are made
Oregon, has secured a large amount a part of this notice, duly declare its
of strychnin# and the other ingredi­ intention to construct a sewer along
ents necessary for the mixture, and Hall street between First and Sec­
a quantity thereof has been mixed and ond Streets, and along First street
is now on sale to the farmers or per­ between Hall and Willard, as one
sons interested at actual cost and project and sewer system in connec­
may be had by applying to the under­ tion with other and present existing
signed at his office at Coquille.
sewers, and all within the corporate
If any person herein designated limits of the said City of Coquille.
shall, within thirty days from the
Said sewer will be constructed
first publication of this notice, fail to in Accordance with the plans and
begin in good faith to exterminate, specifications of the City Engineer
eradicate and destroy, according to filed in the office of the said City Re­
the method aforesaid, or by any other corder on the 21st day of >- April,
effective means, said ground squirrels 1919, and the estimate of the proba­
herein designated, the County Court ble cost thereof is the sum of $1924.-
of Coos County, Oregon, will appoint 19.
a person or persons to proceed with
Said sewer will be constructed
the extermination and eradication ef at the cost and expense of the proper­
such ground squirrels, and the cost ty benefitted thereby as stated In
thereof incurred will be assessed to said resolution.
such land, building, wharf or dock,
Any and all persons interested may
and unless paid will become a lien make and file with the City Recorder
against the seme, for the extermina­ a written remonstrance against the
tion of aaid ground squirrels.
said proposed sewer within twenty
This notice is published pursuant to days
from
the
first
publica­
the statute tai such case made and tion of this notice, towit: within
provided and for two consecutive twenty days from the 26th day of
weeks or three issues, and all per­ April, 1919.
sons described therein a n required to
J. 8. Lawrence,
City Recorder.