COQ
FRIDAY. M AY M Iti* .
the
QUAND JURY
I but
POUT DISSECTED ™
t*r
Y T > ATTOim SERVICE
(Continued
Attention Soldiers!
Have your uniforms cleaned and pressed at once
BE PREPARED FOR
Memorial Day
7 - ^ 1
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PAGI
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vacated in any county in
’
except by authority o f the County
Court o f the proper county.
The
eoonty court shall supervise the con
■traction and repair o f all bridges on
the county roads. 1%# power» herein
given may bo exercised directly by
» . rxKirt, or through
¿1
projects for which U
with the discrepancies herein a»-
aadMn Mr. Ferguaan’e report
noted.
IN THE MAIN T H U S IS
NO GREAT CRITICISM OF THE
.WORK AS DONE."
They charge
1 only that «10,000.00 whs wasted on
bond project No. A This being the
trying to orooto
the impression that the bead fundi
money was wasted must bp in error.
I still maintain that m y 1 original I
statement that the report1 o f the |
— <* «■ I C
m .
■pvO you know what you are paying for
your Groceries?
Q O many never ask the price on goods
^
they buy but take-it for granted every
store is selling for the same price.
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Tailoring, Cleaning & Pressing
And that part of such report where
.Respectfully submitted,
in It ia stated that all this wss done
W. H. Wenn, C. P. A. I
Special attention given ladies* Georgette Crepe
in the face o f Section 89, Chapter29o,
iUT W E are selling cheaper than oth
o
f
the
General
Laws
o
f
Oregon,
for
W aists and Silk Dresses.
They
Endorse
Philip
1917, which reads as tallows: "When
ers, not cheap goods, but goods cheap
The following statement will be of In-1
ever, in any statute o f this state, the
words ‘road supervisor' a n used, if I tereat and it te from the men and women
ae road supervisor is elected or ap who are almost daily thrown in official
Sueeeaaar to Fred Slagle
_ o f _ any such
_
touch with Commissioner Philip. It I
pointed, or if the term
rp H E R E are many reasons why we can
road supervisor has been terminated' *how* th,t each
everyone o f these
Front St.» opposite Farmers A Merchants Bank
the position or office abolished by " W B ld wonMm " • convinced he ia a I
Phone 1193
4
Coquille, Ore.
sell cheaper than others, and if you
any law of this state, the authority of ‘ o o i m,n ,or
*<*•««»• No other
said road supervisor shall be veeted I molive couW ** P°“ ,ble ,or "<> " ‘•mber |
will take the trouble to compare others’
in, and the duties o f said road eu- •* the County (Jourt has anything to do
porvisor shall devolve upon the road- w1ith **'*'«
they are em-1
prices with ours you will be convinced.
maetors o f the respective counties e f
by * * r* rioM
this state, and raid duties .hall b e L
Ws. the Underaigned employee, of
GET YOUR
performed by said roadm.stera with- ^
<**"*• in *
out extra or additional comp.ns.tion " * nU ° l tb* ^“ rt Househ.rebypMdge
A SK the price on everything yon buy
thereof.” Chapter 899 o f the General f e _•“ *>*>* to O>mrmraion.r Philip-at
Law. of Oregon for 1917, repeals *11 r 6 .3 ^ * 1 **C“ U , ' WcUoa tot th* ° H
^
and cut down the living expense.
acta pertaining to the dutio.
any ‘0W,n* r*“ °n ,:
» “ »1
has, in ell questions coming before the
read supervisor on the County road.
County Court regarding the laboring
Therefore said Chapter 296 is repeal
been foremost to advocate better
i
5
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ed by implication and was not in ef.
working conditions end salaries, regard
| feet when said Grand Jury Report
less of political affiliations, givin g hie
antagonists the same consideration as |
And in euch part of raid »report his fritnds.
which is as fellow»: "It has some-
Furthermore we like the outspoken I
times occurred! that the Commission- stand Commissioner Philip ttkes on all
era have employed themselves oa eon-1 queit|0na because we know absolutely
tracts, or Jobs, with the Couaty for wb«re he stands at all times.
services outside o f their official duty
ARTHUR A. SELANDERi
and for which compeaoatkm was
Cequille, Ora.
A. B. COLLIER
paid.” It is admitted that tho same I
Save Money by Paying Cash
MYRTLE KNOWLTON
ia contrary to public policy and should |
RENA L. DANIELSON
not hova been done.
INEZ BUNC*
On page 3 of the Grand Jury’s Re-1
R. E. CAUGHRON
port, it is charged that on bond pro-
Federated Church
A. O. WALKER
Ject No. 3 there was epant a matter
GEO. O. LEACH
© i I a n in the m a rk *
T
Sunday School meets at 9:46 a. m.
of «10,000,00 more than was neces
R. W. CATION
' Preaching at 11 a. m. Subject,
sary. I have no means o f estimating
ADA WITTBMAN'
"Wonderful Influence«.”
One Cent a Ward Each Insertion
what datg was used as a basis for
H. C. GETZ
Epworth League meets at 7 p. m ., .
this astimate, there being ao engin
MARION S.CHKOEDER
Preaching at 8 p. m.
Subject, FOR SALE OR TRADE— Light row
eer’s report attached.
However, It |
MADGE YOAKAM.
“ The Lost Message.”
boat, oars and locks; Remington
is probably true but I
Revival Series will begin the 8th of j pump gun; small duck boat. Lang
for shipment to the Portland m arket W ill pay
The New Trial Jury
why, on the other hand, this report I
June. You are cordially invited to at- j Leneve, Coquille, Oregon.
tKe highest market price for good stuff but
should not give the Coimty Court due
The date for the opening of the tend the Sanday Services and the mid-
credit for economical , work done on .„une term of the Circuit Court here week services.
don’t want the other kind at any price.
¡HOME FOR RENT and fruit yard
other projects where the contractors hM ba-n ch«nged 4gain, to June 9th, I Come to the revival.
Rev. Mr.
tor sale. Inquire at this office,
have lost money, notably . Perham and L
trom next Monday: The tal- Fry is a g n a t preacher and will in-
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Hagquist and BJorquwt.
I lowing is the list of Juror, for the terrat you. H i. mescage. are vital F° “ j £ I£ “ *r *Xch“ f* *?r * f 00*1
1 „d timely.
saddle horse, a well broken farm
I notice that in the recommendation
from whom the n#w
L
Coquille
-
Oregon
horse that weighs about 1260 to
of-th e Grand Jury that the suit is - I w(n v . *«i«otnd-
James E. Coader, Pastor.
1300, and is quiet, true and gentle
stitutad against A . R. O’Brien and his1
for any kind of work, only four
wife, originally contained the sen
S. W. Warner, Myrtle Point.
St. James Episcopal Church.
years old. Pacific Real Estate Co.,
tence, “ But we can’t see why the other
John H. Eckhoff, North Bond.
Sunday
School at 10 a. m.
Coquille, Phone 778.
19t2*
parties to the alleged fraud, or as
John R. McAdams, Coquills.
Morning senrice at 11 a. m.
many of them aa can be found and
Robert C. McKinnis, Bandon.
Evening service at 8 p. m.
WANTED SHEEP—Good ewes, state
brought within the jurisdiction of the
P. D. Parrish, Myrtle Point.
W. E. Couper, Vicar.
age, bread, price wanted, with wool
Court, should not bo made parties.
Frank Burkholder, Coquille.
on and after shearing. M. M. Bull,
This sentence was ruled out with ink
William Ekblsd, Marshfield.
Christiaa Church
Monroe, Ore.
19t8
before the report was submitted.
Charles W. Hill, Coquille.
1
Church af Christ
A further criticism was made on
D. C. Key, Bandon.
«46.00 Marswell Bicycle for «26.00
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
the payment o f «9060.00 out o f the
Edmond P. Lewis, Marshfield.
F. C. Pursley, HABERDASHERY.
rood bond fund for tho purpose or
Ole Paulson, Coquille.
19tf
Christiaa
Science
Society.
iting
the
first
semi-annual
install-
James T. Roes, Powers.
■aft JsQ PIH ^ir fWF iB-
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t e f interest on said bonds. This
William H. Hayes, Powers.
Services next Sunday at 11:00 a. m. WANTED—A home for an elderly
TO YOUR
criticism is not just for the reason
M. J. Hartson, Coquille.
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
lady in a small family.
Will do
that when the bonds were sold, the
Marvin O. Hawkins, Coquille.
| tfclock.
light house work very reasonably.
County received in addition to the
David J. Rees, Marshfield.
Sunday school at 9:80 a. m.
Phone No. 38X6 Myrtle Point, Ora.
face value o f «382,000.00 tho sum of
George E. Cook, Marshfield.
The Reading Room will be open «▼-
18t3*
«12,432.26, of which «3018.66 wag-ac
Albert Seelig, Marshfield.
|ery Tuesday and Saturday aftathoon
crued interest and properly applicable
FOR SALE— Two Jersey Bulls, 12
Dennis McCarthy, Marshfield.
rom 2 o’clock until 4.
to the payment of road bond interest.
months old. Ed Gillespie, Fat Elk,
W.*T. Dement, Myrtle Point.
The remaining «9416.61 was premium
Coquille.
W. J. Conrad, Marshfield.
Church of God.
and would ftaturally belong to the
John A. Blatt, Marshfield.
Services at Church of God chapel FOR SALE— 6 Teams of Gray Per
general funds o f the County and this
E. E. Oakes, Bandon.
| every 8unday.
cherons. Agee 4 to 10 yean. An
amount also was, in my opinion, prop
ITS WEEKLY VISITS
B. C. Shull, Myrtle Point
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
drew Anderson, Coquille, Ora. 17t4*
erly applicable to the payment of road
F. A. Golden, Marshfield.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
bond interest, especially in view of
ARE
8. C. Braden, Myrtle Point
Prayer meeting Thursday evening WANTED— Wool and Mohair, Hides,
the fact that at the time the last bud
Louis P. Brarr* tetter, Coquille.
| at 8 p. m.
Pelts and Chittim Bark. Highest
BOUND TO INTEREST THEM
get was made it was not known that
M. H. Hersey, Coquille.
■'*
A cordial welcome is extended to all.
Price paid. Geo. T. Moulton. 16tf
there would be any road bond interest
Willis A. Hoover, bandon.
L. E. Neal, Pastor.
IN THIS COUNTRY
to meet and no appropriation was
Frank B. Phillips, Coquills.
FOR SALE— 6-room modern house
made for this purpose. On page 2 of
William G. Ingram, North Bend.
and one acre o f ground on Spur
Douglas Fairbanks, the athletic snd
the report o f tho Special Accountant,
geon Hill.
Tracy A. Leach.
14tf
acrobatic star, in “ Hmdin’ South” at
#
Section 6320, L. O. L., is quoted as a
Death o f Mrs. Garrett
the Liberty Theatre Saturday even-
proper method to be used for this
FOR SALE the beet and cheapest va
SHOW THE PAPER
____ __ in raising
_ road funds. This
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Folsom and E.|in8-
8ut-
Couaty
cant lot in the city o f Coquille.
lew his been repealed end succeeded 10 . Garrett came up from Modesto last
TO YOUR FRIENDS WHO ARE NOT
Speak quick if you want t t A t the
ice. Tailoring, Clean-
by another similar law dividing the Monday with the body of their moth-
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Sentinel office.
Phone 1193. R
road funds in the proportion of thirty er» ^ rB- Mary C. Garrett, who died
an<
TAKING IT.
Calling Cards, 100 for «1.00.
per cent for the general road fund there on Thursday, May 22.
The |
THEY W ILL BECOME
end seventy per cent for the road funeral was held at Norway Tuesday
districts. However, neither o f these I »fternoon at 2 p. m. Mrs. Garrett
INTERESTED IN IT TOO. IT IS
laws ia pertinent to the raising or dl- ^
*>•«» » sufferer from asthma for
vision of the road monye in this Coun- ye»™ ond has made several changes
IFFEREN T.
T H E PAPER T H A T IS D IFFERE
ty in 1917 snd 1918, as this County |ot climate for the benefit of
raised its road money under the pro-1 health. The ravages of the disease
We have just received another shipment of this
vision» of Section 987, L O. L. W ei«»*H y wore her out, the end coming |
quote No. 1 o f the Syllabus of the quite suddenly
popular line of jewelry novelties, see the display
case o f Roney versus Lane County,
in our window.
Marriage Licenses
81 Or. Page 372, as follows: “ Under
THE SENTINEL. COQUILLE, ORE.
LavaUen ............................................................
section 987, 6278, L. O. L , giving
May 24— Con Newman and Thora I
Reads ..................................................................................20c A 35c
ei--------
County Court authority ewer « 0 ^ 1 ^
Neweaan. bath e f Cequille
........................... 66c
roads and power to tax fo r general They were married the earn* day at I
Rings .................................................................
! county purposes, the moneys so raised the parsonage o f the Federated]
Pins, par p a i r ..................................................... .. 15c. 20c. 25c, 50c
may be used upon county roads, for church by Rasr.-J. E. Cornier.
Hat Pirn, pair ............................. . 4 , . . . . . . .
Sertioni 6320, 6821, authorising spec-
May 28—Wm. H. Rice snd Basel A.
26c, 35c, 48c. 86c
Caff B a tten s......................................................
jial tax levies for ‘Traildfng and im Carey, both o f Myrtle Point.
■m jL ifije
Watch fhahw .....................................................
proving”
county
roads
Is
not
an
exclu-
On Monday afternoon, the last day
W a tch « .......... ..................................................
»r H
e
f
the Chataeqoa, Kathleen Mason, the jsive, bat merely a supplementary, N ew C u m in C ln w rt C ou rt.
The M M watch guaranteed far 1 year
nowing the cause, a ---------
method
of
raising
funds.”
en be avoided.
This is par- Radcliffe Peoples' woman specialist in
May
23—
Frank
Thompson
and
]
sew and attractive— 75c ft up
In conclusion I win ray that the
. true o f headoche. The most household engineering will lecture on
House-making and after the concert Grand Jury returned no indictment Charles Thompson va. L L Strong.
May 24— Wm. T. Stoll vs. RusJUl I
hold a woman’s conference on "The against any member ef the County
Winslow.
, £ £ 2 2 u B .S iS L .* & House Around the Corner.” That she Court. And quoting from the report
will be listened to with aboorbing inter
y others have obtained per- est by both men and women is the as 'on road bond funds upon which the
What Ja "Headin’ South!”
See
relief by taking these Tab- surance given because o f the scientific investigation was really based. “ We
MRS. BONNIE W ALK ER , Prop.
Fairbanks Saturday evening,
UIIU that
WMe with
W iUI the
UIQ V
kLWpVlVU o
VI
, Doug
find
«
«caption
f
«8j08*.
importance
and
the
practical
nature
o
f
key are easy to taka and mUfi
her talk and her demonstration.
00 this fund has Seen expended on May Slat Liberty Theatre.
R. H. SWEET
Bee
Supplies
direct from the factory.
W e have
all kinds of Bee Goods on hand
NSi
to§
Veal, Hides, Hogs, Poultry
NOSLER’S
Cash & Carry Store
W ant Ads
H. W . M IL L E R
THE SENTINEL
FR IE N D S IN T H E
EAST
• ♦
¿ B a r g a in s «Jewelry
Racket Store