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BY H. W. YOUNG. ‘
Satecriptiea Bates.
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•FtlCE, M ITI ENI W > SHEET
Entered at the CoquUle PoetodSce as
Second Claa# Mail Matter.
When the weather is line in Co
quille, as it hat been thia week, it is
the ft neat in the world.
Now that the reet o f Oregon ha*
filled it* Victory Loan quota, let’*
peg g the hat and clip in to halp Port
land out. My, what a bunch of
slacker* they mu»t have up there.
The cable* are going back out of
government control in about a week,
and the rest o f the wire# a* *oon as
Congress acts. No doubt the adminis
tration frill be glad to let go of them
and o f the railroads too.
The grand chief baker of the Unit
ed SUtei says that “ no matter how
low tjie price of flour falls, the price
of bread cannot go to the old figure.”
Then we shall hav* to take the aa-
vice o f that French queen and eat
cake.— 0 regonian.
There it still snothsr alternative.
The treat majority of housewives still
have to bake their own bread.
There must be millions of dollars
wasted in thia country every year in
futile efforts to influence the press by
addressing to the editors argumenta
tive and informative communications
on almost every subject under the
aun. The Average editor has some
thing elae to do besides reading this
stuff— which would be a physical im
possibility even if he devoted all his
tims to it and could get along with
out sleeping or eating.
A Selem press dispatch o f last
Tuesday says that the state supreme
court sustained the demurrer by At
torney General Brown to the man
damus action brought by the Califor
nia liquor interests to compel the at
torney general to draft a ballot title
for the referendum measure to refer
to the people the legislature’s ap
proval of the federfl prohibition
amendment. The referendum cannot
now be placed on the ballot.
Let us not forget that we have been
again “ bought with a price’’ and that
“ without the shedding o f blood them
can be no remission o f sins.” Our
peace and safety, our opportunity to
go on living, oer sheltered', happy
lives, have been bought with the blood
of millions of men and tens o f thous-
ends of our own Americans, shed on
the battlefields of France. The sins
of the old order or arbitrary rule and
of the unpaid toil of the millions who
have slaved that the hundreds might
live softly, have been remitted (sent
away) by the shedding of oceans ot
blood. With the League o f Nations
to enforce peace a new day is dawn
ing and, let us hope, a new world
wherein dwelleth righteousness. The
old order is dying; the «tew order is
beginning. We have put our hands to
the plow, let there be no turning back.
OUT OF DATE “ ALMANACS”
The receipt of a copy o f the Ore
gon Almanac for the present year im
pels us to say that the state isn’t get
ting its money’s worth in this publica
tion now. It is issued to furnish in
formation about the state to “ home-
seekers, settlers and investors.” There
used to be some attempt to keep this
publication up-to-date, but due to the
engrossing nature of other public
duties in war and reconstruction ttmea
it is being allowed to go to seed. We
used to be asked to furnish timely
information about Coquille for this
publication but we note that this year
the same old stuff goes with little or
no attempt at a revision.
For instance in the list o f towns
in Coos county no mention is made of
Powers, though we are astonished to
learn that “ Etelka,” nineteen miles
south o f Myrtle Point has a graded
public school and that Myrtle Point
is its nearest railroad station.
We
read, too, that Coquille is on the line
o f the “ Coos Bay, Rose burg A East
ern Railroad A Navigation Company."
Five years ago this was true but an
Almanac that far behind the times
is considerably out of date.
Under “ Bandon” we learn that there
are two weekly and one semi-weekly
newspaper published there, which is
two p t p in too many.
Coquille is
also credited with two papers.
Notwithstanding the removal o f the
machinery from the Marshfield pulp
mill we learn that . .
one of the industries o f the county
At the same time the only ref
we find to the big shipbuilding
dustry of the county is the mild stete-
it that “ boat building is also
important industry.”
On* might look hi this
for some word in reference to what
Coo* county has don* in tha various
Liberty Loan drive#, and other war
work, as wall as about the men who
it out o f the county during the
World war; but it w*a so much easier
to reprint old stuff put in typo five
years ago that one will look in vain.
The assessed value of taxable
property and other statistics are giv
en for “1914,” and yat this is sup-
posed to be i 1919 Atman**.
Of course, Coo# county doss not
stand alone in thee* antiquated statis
tics. Indeed, we find that even for
Portland and Multnomah county the
tax statistics bear tha “ 1914” brand.
ilf this Almanac is to serve a useful
purpose it ought to be edited each
year, instead af only ones in five
years.
Our suggestion is that the
old plates of this work be melted up
before another edition is issued and
that none but figures for the current
year be “ passed by the censor.”
FRIDAY, H AT X 1*1».
interested in irrigation, shall voto for
tha Roosevelt Highway bond issue of
62,600,000, which manas' sé much to
O f eoufte, it ia
help will be given to a large
of'dra'n eg* districts ia western Ore
gon as there ara estima tad to be 4,-
000,000 scree o f land needing drainage
in this section to only 6,000,0000
acres susceptible o f irrigation in East
ern Oregon. These measures ate cap
able of doing so much for the devel
opment and welfare o f the state
that the vote in the house at Salem
was absolutely unanimous for the ir
rigation and drainage act. We in the
coast section find that much o f our
richest land requires drainage, and
that is especially tha case in tha
neighborhood o f Coquillo. So we an
ticipate a pretty nearly unanimous
vota for these two measures in our
section, for certainly the Roosevelt
Highway project is regarded as abso
lutely essential by all our people.
Lieateaast Govs m e« Again
For the third time the proposition
add a lieutenant governor to the
official payroll, is before the voters of
Oregon. Twice they have rejected it.
It was presented the third time to
prevent Ban Olcott from becoming
governor when it became practically
SOME BALLOT MEASURES.
certain that Governor ^Fithycombe
There
are
nin*
constitutional would not survive to the end of his
amendments and measures to be voted second term. A s the act will not now
on at a state election to be held June avail for the intended purpose it can
S. Until this week the Sentinel edi be considered Impersonally on its
tor has shied at the task o f studying merits; and there can be little douijt
them and presenting fiis own conclu that the voters will condemn it as
sions about them to his readers— they have heretofore.
principally for the reason that the
We have thus considered five of the
time he could spend in such work is nine measures on which the voters are
limited and his energies were de to pass next month. The other four
manded for other and what appeared we expect to discuss in an sarly issue.
to be more pressing duties.
They are the 66,000,000 reconstruction
Even now, when renewed strength bonding amendment, and the recon
seems to justify the devotion o f a struction bonding bill providing how
little time to these questions we don’t the money shall be spent if both
meures carry; the Soldiers Sailors
think that wa should assume to try
to do more than give our readers a lit and Marlnea’ Educational Financial
Cirls now attending our .schools' may
tle additional light on the measures Aid bill and the Market Roads Tax hope to see the day when Oregon shall
before the people. Their views may bill.
number five millions o f people, lor
be different frpm ours and they may
within tho past seventy years New
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THE
UNIVERSAL
LAW.
have good reasons for the difference.
York and its two sister states have
And yet if after studying these ques
The doctrine which justifies doing grown from a population of six mil
tions we feel impelled to take a decid evil that good may come is a doctrine
lions to <S m ot 21 millions and the
ed stand upon them, wa hope to do o f devils. Germany has furnished an
writer of these lines was on o v th at
it without giving offense to those who object leeson o f that sort which ought
the beginning of that period.
do not think as we do.
to stand as a warning for the next
Ta Permit More Bonds far Reads
PROHIBITION PRACTICES
million years.
The first of tha nine measures is' a
From an article on “ Prohibition
The German idea was that Germans
lid lifter. It raises the limit for were the only really efficient people Practice” in the current issue o f Col
which counties may bond themselves and the people o f other lands should lier’s, we quote the following:
to build and maintain permanent either be made their slaves or ex
roads from two par cant o f tha as terminated outright. So by orders of
Lunching one day at the Detroit
sessed value o f all the property in tha the high command the German sol Club, a man from Oregon contributed
county to six per cant In Coos coun diers impaled French and Belgian this to the table discussion: _
ty where we have outstanding 6362,- babies on their bayonets and com
“Will, I can tell what prohibition
000 o f such bonds. This would glean pelled all the French and Belgian wo means in a bone-dry stete. When my
that tha county might, under the men they could get hold o f to sub friends in Portland heard I was com
present valuation, issue not leas than mit to their embraces, so that the ing east one after
liter another called up
a million, two hundred thousand, (61,- next generation might be at least and said! ‘Don’t
’t forget to put a bottle
200.000) additional bonds for such half breed Germans. Likewise they in yopr trunk for me when you come
purposes, if a majority o f the voters thoroughly destroyed all French and back, George, Stock’* getting low out
fi vored the project It doesn’t mean, Belgian industries in the territory here.’ ’’
however, that we are required to vote they occupied so as to put them out
But on being asked whether these
a single dollar more in bonds, if we of businees as competitors o f Ger thirsty ones, pleading for the waters
don’t wish to. A great deal o f fault man industries after pence came.
of a wickeder life, would vote to make
has been found with the present limi
Did it pay, this doing all sorts of Oregon wet if the opportunity were
tation, and we know there were ob fiendishness to give Germany the given them, the speaker declared with
jections to the county bonding act o f lordship o f the world ? O f course, the emphasis:
1916 because the 2 per cent furnished object in view seemed altogether
“ Not one o f hem! They lire all
so small an amount, and in a county good to the Germans and so they business men, and prohibition
nseding roads so badly as Coos it was stopped at nothing they believed been the biggest thing that ever hap
said that the bond issue shouldn’t be would promote its accompllsment. pened in Oregon for business.
I
is than a million.
But their devilishness was their un guess,” he continued philosophically,
To us it seems that counties that doing. Instead o f conquering, they as the full significance o f his talk
want to vote larger amounts for arrayed the world in arms against dawned on him, “ that the real fact la
bonds should be permitted to do so; them and insured their own undoing. that ehch of us is willing to trust
and that is not to say that we should
But did you ever stop to think self with whiskey, but loftily
favor another bond issue in Coos what this doctrine they exploited on of the hurt it may do in the hand* of
county now.
In view of the amount a national sciTb, means when we ap other people.”
of road work needing to be done In ply it to individuals? It is a good
Oregon, and the fact that the state is thing to get money; everyone agrees
About Rreumatism.
now spending and will for some years to that. So M. D. Landis shot Jess
Rheumatism causes more pain and
to come be spending so large an Budailey and buried him in the Mc- suffering than any other disease, for
amount for roads, and in vefw also ot Quigg pasture at Cedar Paint, and got the reason that it is the most common
of all ills, and it is certainly gratify
the fact, that the state will spend away with his money. If doing evil ing to know that there Is a remedy
most where the counties spend most that good may come is justifiable, why that will afford relief, and make rest
liberally, it is our opinion that the not all try the Landis plan of getting and sleep possible. It is called Cham
berlain’s Liniment
limit should be raised so that the money ?
voters of any county may decide for
Chenoweth’s lawyers appear to be
It won’t work, o f course, for there
themselves how large an amount of
are moral laws in this universe with sparring for time. But the idea
road bonds they will issue— up to £
just as inevitable sanctions as the sending Way back to London for testi
six per cent levy.
physical law which scorches us if we mony as to his sanity seems
Another Lid Lifter
put our hands in the fire, fto man sins fetched. The testimony o f his asso
The second amendment merely per but that he suffers for it in some ciates in the legislature at Salem
mits the legislature to locate an in-’ way sooner or later. The mills of would be a good deal more pertinent
dustrial and reconstruction' hospital the gods grind slowly but they grind and timely than anything the London
somewhere else than in Salem without exceeding small. It is up to us to doctors can tell.
submitting the matter to the voters of learn the immutable laws and heed
the entire state, as would be required them. Any other course spells rum
under the present constitution.
sooner or later.
We could wish this were an amend
What a Heap of Happiness It Would
ment to do away entirely with Salem’s
PACIFIC COAST'S FUTURE
Bring to Coquille Homes.
monopoly on the public institutions o f
It can not be too often reiterated
Hard to do housework with an ach
the state which, has always seemed
that Oregon is larger than New York ing back.
to us unreasonable. O f course, if an
Brings you hours o f misery at lei
and Pennsylvania taken together; In
sure or at work.
industrial and reconstruction hospital
deed, it takes most o f Nsw Jersey in
If women only knew ths cause—
is needed— e question upon which we
addition to make up the bal-mce. And that
need express no opinion now—wa
Bachsche pains often come from
it to no disloyalty to the w r it « ’* na
want ths legislature left free to lo tive state, the Empire state, to add weak kidneys,
Many residents o f this vicinity en
cate it anywhere in the state. We a n
the natural resources of the 93,000 dorse them.
everlastingly tired of everything be
square miles o f the Pacific northwest
Mrs. J. R. Gunning, 406 S. Fourth
ing tied to Salem’s apron strings. So
that comprise the commonwealth of St., Gipnts Pass, Ore, says: “ My hack
we shall vote for this amendment.
Oregon are greater than those of the caused me a great deal o f misery at
To Pay Interest an Drainage Bands eastern states named. So wa believe tims* and there were dull, bearing-
down pains across my kidneys. Dur
1 Th* "•** proposition can not be tlie time is coming when the Pacific ing these attacks my kidneys have
considered exclusively on its merits. will carry no less a commerce than acted too freely and then again,
sin. Have
There is a tacit gentleman’s agree the Atlantic and when the scattered bean congested. Doan’s Kidney Pills
ment that we of tha coast counties population o f lees than a m illion- always regulate my kidneys and ston
shall vote for state payment o f the 124 to the square mile—now counted that misery in my back after I have
taken a box or two.”
interest on irrigation and district in our state will becoc,e as great as
Price 60c at all dealers.
Don’t
bonds for the benefit of eastern Ore tha 21,000,000 now found in the three rimpiy ask for a kidney remedy—gat
gon, and that in return the people of states on the opposite side of the na Doan's Kidney Pills— the some that
Foster-Mllburn
that section, where they art so much tion. No doubt soma of tha hoys gad Mrs. Gunning had.
C o, M fg n , Buffalo, N. Y.
Health Insurance
One of the distinctive qualities of food
baked w ith R oyal Baking Pow der is
wholesomcncss.
This is health insurance o f such vital
importance that m illions o f w om en
bake at hom e just to be sure that
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
Bake it w ith
Absolutely Pure
Mother's Advice Nek Sound.
The youngest came crying to his
mother.
“ Why, dearie!”
she exclaimed
“ What is the m atter?”
“ Dad was lifting a big box and it
fell on his toes,” explained the child
between sobs.
,
“ But,” continued mother, “ that ia
hardly anything to cry about. You
should have laughed at it.”
“I
Farm Far Sale
22 M acres on East Fork of Coquille
rivar; V4 under cultivation; fertility
guaranteed; house, barn and chicken
house; good water; bearing orchard;
12 slump, 4 head o f cattle; situated
near school. Can be bought for 62,-
600 including this year’s crop; 61600
down and rest on easy terms. A real
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” ' * isted address Lester
The Mortgage
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A n electric m otor can
lift anything. L et us tell you how
G-E Electric Motors
are lifting m ortgages o f f hundreds
o f farms throughout the country.
L e t - h e l p » » ^ — r m *sto * c»- W . r f i h n U i
MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY
we better sens*
says Big Brod;
“ Tim ¡»n’ t extravagant,
exactly, bat he don’t
know whet to buy. H e
aim» to |et the biffest
plug (or hia m on ey.
"H e would get real
to b a cco aatiafaction
with Genuine Gravely
and a pend leaa money
for tobacco,”
Good taste, smeller chew,
longer Ufe is whet ssskesG sa
vin* Gravely oost less to shew
the* ordinary ping.
W rtf a , —
G bn uin e G ravely
DANV1LLR. VA.
M l
Peyton
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REAL CHEW ING P L U G
pocked in pouch.