The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., May 30, 1919, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 31
DUSTIN FARNUM in
Athletic and Acrobatic
STORY BY ZAN E GREY
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Doug Fairbanks Tlie Light of Western Stars’
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Highway
“Headin' Soiith”
It Means— Quick mobilizetipn o f guns and men
fo r national protection.
A rip-roaring Western drama, full of life, action and thrills
See Doug handle Greasers
It Means— Commercial pnd agricultural develop­
ment o f seven Oregon coast counties
—Clatsop, Tillamook, Lincoln, Lane,
Douglas, Coos, Curry.
-The opening o f a year-round paved
road from British Columbia to the
Mexican border.
June 6th
Pronounced by the critics and the public aa Far-
num’s Masterpiece
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T H U R S D ’Y , J U N E S
and
“Captured by the Cannibals”
I t Meaaa— The opening to sportsmen o f the
county's fishing and hunting paradise..
It Means— The employment o f thousands o f
skilled mechanics and laboring men in
its construction.
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Outdoor Western Drama, Gripping
with action and situations
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Final Installment of
MARTIN .
JOHNSON’S •;
Final Installmept of
MARTIN
JOHNSON’S
It Means— That Uncle Sam w ill match every
state dollar fo r construction and w ill
maintain the highway forever.
You owe it to your country— you «we it to your
state, to go to the polls at the
special state election June 8 and vote
310 X Yea
For the Roosev elt Highway
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“ Cannibals
of the
South Seas”
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FOR TH E R O O S E V & T H IG H W AY
Oregon’s Road to Prosperity
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Ph otograph ed
sensational pictures
“ Cannibals
of the
South Seas”
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Wild, naked, man-eat­
ing savages, who bury
their dead alive
the risk o f ,life
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Bargains in
Farm Lumber
Have a stock w e, want to
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Come quick
E. E. JOHNSON
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MANY EYES
Go for years without the need of
glasees-^-others, doe to a refractive
error, need gliesse early in Ufa.
I have had ware than twenty yean’
experience, aad the aae of scientific
iaetraweato enables
to determine
the exact refractive error of the eyee
aad relieve your imperfect vision with
my Perfect-Fitting G la earn.
Make your appointment! by phone
or mail, for evening work.
Office Phone 4M.
Residence Phone
449R.
DR. F. W. CLARK
Eye Specialist
Corner Front
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, Audaciously Original
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Selecting Brides fot mar­
Startling pictures of
riage—
Savages— Naked
Trapped by man-eaters—
Treacherous* -man-killing
Sixty hour death-watch—
Frequently Man-Eating
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Blood-curdling, H air-raisin g, the m ost sensational m otion picture e ver taken
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^ first hand visit to the lan d o f the h um an brute.
Neither is there • sewer and the cost same as every other county mad will
The School Hooao Question
of a large septic tank would be im-f pey one-third of the whole state tax,
“ A Mother” contributes to hbo Sen­
mense.
while a little joker in the bill prevents
tinel the following reasons for a cen­
We advocate the present location, | that county from hogging an undue
tral location for a school building:
buying the vacant property on the ' proportion of that tax by providing
east, if necesapry, for play purposes, that no county can receive more than
All children should bo considered in
this matter—for all children must at­ Acres of land are not ^required for ten per cent of it. To this bill there
young children to get the air and was not one word d t opposition,
tend school.
Among these are the
romp
In during the thirty minutes a j Of course, the Roosevelt Highway
very young, the frail, and girls of ma-
ture age. Nono of these could, with day play period. What we need most j bond bill was boosted, and so was the
aafety, walk a mile in a drenching
rain storm. What proportion come
under this class—at least one-half.
If we lived in a climate where there
was less rain, that objection might be
eliminated, but the fact remains that
a c r r V B e g ^ B the school months are our rainy ones.
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Mothers dread sending their little
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once
even so far , aa
’ Warrants drawn
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oad fund and In- ,ry bulld,B* w*d f**1 mor* th* n *>•«»
, , lots win k» when their children are promoted to
l * 5 1“ \ 2 “ * the central school.
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Who are we considering
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interest
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u w talk of a site out of town? None but
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the few living near aad the strong and
There Is mors Catarrh In this section
of tbs country then sU other dies an a
put tocuthsr. sad (or rests It was sap
posed ts bo loco rabio. Doctors proscribed
torsi romodlso. and by constantly (alSna
to euro with local troatmont. pronounced
M Incurable. Catarrh Is s local dlaaasa.
srratly Influenced by constitutional con­
ditions and therafor* raqutraa consStu-
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Unconventional
day of May, 1919.
M Dtariek
** we muat have a ball ground, and
County Treasurer.
h~ rti,F lW t
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______________ us provide a municipal playground
where all who are able may go. We
may be obliged by the courts to pur­
chase the Barrow ft Strang street in
which case that might be used, but
don’t build our school there and oblige
the delicate ones and young children
to be exposed te that long walk in all
I kinds of wsather. If we had a street
javel in or a duc tu, an, U they had en-
joyed aa oppertunity to ose tham,
they would hâve been pracûcally cer­
tain of ecoring edveral more pointa.
The thren individuals making the
bigheet number ai pointa were:
Hockott, North Bond, 28.
Oerding, Coquille, 22.
Bobimon, North Bond, 11.
Other contestants who won honore
were: Hammock, of Myrtla Point,
Rose, o f North Bend; Sim paon, o f Co­
quille; Kern, of North Bend; Moomaw,
o f Myrtle Point; McGilvery, of Co­
quille; Kiltner of Myrtle Point; Kjel-
iand, of North Bend; and Backham,
o f Coquille.
Nerth Bend won the *
relay race, thereby capturing the re-
lay pennant.
Judge Watson's Expen
Speaking of the circulars
Judge Watson has boon sondi
to some of the voterà of the
the Coos Bay Times says:
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letter and there are more thi
thousand voters registered.
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the postage bill alone more than $270.
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** 7-,“7 “ [This. with the coat of the circulars
and public institution* of any kind— l #mJ w,v#lopM> ^
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Track Meet Last Week
Ron’i campaign letter coat mero than
|1600. or more than half a year's sal-
' nry o f the office of county judge.”
The track meet at North Bend laet
Saturday was participated in by the
The actual amount Judge Watson
high schools of that place. Myrtle ■pent In getting these circulars print
Point aad Coquille.
North Bend Ledv and distributed w-s about $100.
However, a flea hundred par
aggeration in rather mild
The Record which
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put the
truer to