THE COQUILL* VALLKY SXNTOÎKL, COQUILLE ORBGON. FRIDAY, JUN* «, 1*1».
THE 1*1» CHAUTAUQUA
Marine service, who had their places
with the band.
(Continued tn m first page.)
The exercises at Anderson’s Hall
after dinner ware appropriate to the
day, Ber. W. * . Cooper giving a
thoughtful and scholarly address that was rejected as unfit in the physical
examination for military service.
was full of patriotic sentiment
He dwelt upon the great problem of
clothed in the choicest diction.
the illiterate and unasaimilated alien
Concrete Should Be Covered as revealed by the draft figures.
The entertainers that afternoon
While Moon Co. have their paving
plant over here this summer, it would were Sam Bellino’a accordion music,
be a good thing for the property own­ which was a unigue performance and
ers to make arrangements to have an readings by Stanley Taylor which
asphalt covering put on the concrete were highly appraciated by his hear­
foundation on Second Moulton and ers.
Miss Kathleen Maaon’s talk on
Willard streets. The work could be
done cheaper then and the concrete “Home Making” Monday afternoon
will soon be too utterly gone for even was one of interest to every parent.
a covering to save if it isn't done She declared that the home became
soon. The old county court had de­ more than a more dwelling place in
cided to have the north side of Sec­ so far as it was founded on honeety,
ond street, next to the court house, faith'and expectation of the best in
She made a plea for a
covered this summer and the new children.
court will no doubt recognize the need square deal for the boy in the homi
and told him that deanlinecs was es­
and order it done.
sential as his part in the home. To
the father and mother, her message
Arrange for the Parade
was that in home making the sani­
The school bell will be rung at 2:30 tation, education and moral atmos­
next Saturday to remind the grades phere of the whole community was
and the High School to be a t their of vital importance. Her monument
rooms a t 3:00 to arrange for the pa­ to the boys who lie across the water
rade of Saturday, June 14. The bell in a foreign land was not of granite
will be rung again a t 3:00.
Mrs. or material structures but lives of
Chase invites any children under 6 those who were left to carry on the
years of age to march with the first ideals for which the dead had given
grade. It will be necessary, however, their chance of life and worthy en­
for them to meet tomorrow afternoon deavor.
at the academy fo r practice.
The Columbians, who furnished the
mqsic that day both afternoon and
School Children, Look!
evening were a quartette of young
High School, Grammar Grades, Pri­ ladies whose songs, comedy skits and
mary School be at your own school readings gaves a pleasing variety to water for a number of feet. It was s
decidedly cleverly constructed still and
house Saturday, June 7. at 8 o’clock to the three-day program.
The lecture on the last evening, tbe man or men who put it together
practice for Parade. Tell all the boys
“Pushing Back Horixons,” was a con­ knew what they were doing, and un­
tinuation of Major Harmon’s talk on doubtedly were old hands at the work.
Officer Rae, after making s minute
preparedness, and he set everyone to
thinking seriously about the problems examination of the cave, decided to do
now presented in this county, and nothing at the time. He returned to
for whose solution our best efforts
will be required.
In this way our
horizons were pushed back and we came here on another matter. Mr. Rsc
saw with clear vision vast areas of mnted them up and the three returned
lack along many lines whose exis­ to the cave early Mondsy. From the
tence had hardly been suspected. War time Mr. Rae had been there until the
is a great revealer. He would inspire visit made Monday, it is believed no one
the American people to attem pt the had been in the cave. The still and the
impossible of today, and make it the partly-made whiskey was in the same
condition as when the officer paid the
achievement of tomorrow.
place his first visit
The two revenue men looked the still
At year service. Phone 1193 anc
over
and decided it would be fruitless
have your cleaning and pressing call-
to try and wait for the moonshiners to
ed for and delivered.
come to the cave, although it waa found
tbe mash was about ready to be worked
again and it was determined best to
destroy the liquor and break up tbe still
and this was accordingly done and the
officers came back to town.
Officer Rae has evidence in his posses­
sion which will probably lead to tbe ar­
rest of the men who were engaged in
making tbe whiskey. He knows who
owned the place, or rather used it, and
be aisp knows who probably has lately
been occupying tbe cave. Just what
action will be taken. Officer Rae would
not say when talked to.—Record.
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HENRY SENGSTACKEN, Manager
Quick Work on Tent
The Radcliffe Chautauqua tent man,
Mr. Taylor, said that the time spent
in putting up the tent last Friday
evening was a record breaker for the
three months he had been out this
year, it requiring an hour and twelve
minutes for the job, A good hour
was required Monday evening to take
it down and pack it for shipment. The
expenses on the tent hero, which, of I
course, the Chautauqua people paid, |
was $84.20 from Live Oak, Calif., and
ronsiderin/'the travelling expenses of -
the speakers and entertainers it can I
be easily seen that there was very lit- !
tie profit for the management in the
$660 paid them. '
L. L. Bunch is in receipt of a letter
from Harry E. Laughlin, chief of the
field division of the general land office
at Portland, which conveys a warning
by heeding which many people may
avoid getting themselves into trouble.
He says that there is no law author­
ising the sale by the government of
-— chittrm bark from vacant, unreserved
Armenian Drive la N e x t
__ public lands, such as the Coos Bay
The Armenian drive here was to
Wagon road grant lands are now, and
have begun on the day o f J. IT Aker's
persons peeling chht im bark from -funeral, hut that and one event after
such lands to sell it, “render them- another have interfered to prevent go­
m. selves liable to prosecution both civil­ ing on with it, so that H has been post­
ly and criminally."
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