COQUILLE VALLET M N T D fZ t. COQUILLE. OREGON. , FRIDAY, JUNE «, ltlft
f AGB BIGOT
M M MENTION.
Telline
About
People
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Evento to the City and
Comity.
D. Fifth, o f Fifthtrap, » « » collar
Tuesdoy.
Per ley Crowley haft moved from Sit-
kum into Coquille.
Mrs. Ch»a. E. Schroeder v u down
from Norway Monday.
Millinery on sale all next week at
The White House. Ftrat National
Bank Bldg.
L. C. C. Lanon. of the Pacific Lum
ber Inspection Bureau, was here on
business Tuesday.
A . O. Walker returned Wednesday
from attending the funeral o f hi* fa
ther at Prinewille.
, Martin Clausen has bought the
C hristiu Martin ranch o f 160 acres
at Beaver Slough.
A t year service. We call for and
deliver your cleaning and pressing.
Phone 1191- R. H. Sweet
If u y one has lost a small key on
the road to the water works he can
And it at the Sentinel office.
Don’t forget that The White House
is headquarters for chrochet and em
broidery cotton.
Colors absolutely
fast.
Sines the change in management 01
the Dort Auto Co. in Portland, F. C.
Pursley will again represent them
here.
Call at The White Houae for some
rare bargains in ladies’ suits, capes,
dresses, etc. We are closing out the
entire lot.
The Sitka Spruce Co. this week In
creased the wage scale at their plant
so that the minimum is now $4-00 for
an eight-hour day.
V. R. Wilson, “ Optometrist," Co
quille, Oregon. Eyes Tested, glasses
fitted.
Optical repairs of all kinds.
Broken lenses duplicated.
Commissioner Yoekam is unable to
attend Coo Sty Court to-day on account
of the illness o f his son who is suffer-
lug from an attack of the “ flu” .
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Hill have just
come here from Portland. Mrs. Hill
used to keep the Travellers’ Rest here
when her name was Crockett.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Hughes leave
tomorrow, for Long Branch, New
York, he having several his connec
tion with the Sitka Spruce Co. here.
• Judge Coke came over hers Monday
afternoon to open and adjourn the
. Circuit Court, so that the June term
might not lapse. He heard no cases.
Mrs. Iris Elrod came over from the
Bay yesterday for a short visit with
her father, A. M. Woodford, before
his departure for Medford the first o f
the week.
F. R. Dernison is going to conduct
a series of gospel meetings in a tent
which he will pitch here'next week.
The precise location has not yet beta
decided upon.
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Mrs. Dimmick, the librarian, says
that there will be a cooked food sale
Saturday, June 7, at 10 a. m. at the
former Lyons’ grocery, for the benefit
of the city library.
Mias Mabel Bay Is waiting hers
since the close o f school for her folks
who are coming soon and whom she
erill join in their proposed auto tour
through California.
Miss Winifred Spencer, who declin
ed a reappointment to her former pos
ition tn our city schools, has returned
to her home at Ashland, where she
will teach next year.
There were a great many people
from Myrtle Point down for the final
session of our Chautauqua Monday
evening, and some from there at
nearly every session.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Baxter and
children were down from Gardiner,
where he publishes the Index, last
week to spend Decoration Day with
friends and relatives here.
The official canveaqrof the votes in
Tuesday’s elections will be made to
morrow, Saturday, and the new County
Judge and Commissioner will then im-
t mediately take their places.-----— ------
J. *C. Savage has quit work in the
shipyards at North Bend and moved
back to Coquille. His family will be
here for the summer, but where he
will be he does not yet know.
Rev. James E. Conder returned yes
terday afternoon from a trip to Eu
gene, Salem and Portland.
Irving
Lamb, who accompanied him, spent
yesterday in Eugene visiting Chester
Howard.
up tram S u
Merton Tyrrell
Francisco last Thursday, having a
two weeks’ furlough from his ship at
Son Diego, on account o f the illness
o f his father, H. N. Tyrrell, whom he
reports as a little better.
The
E xercise*
The last public appearance o f the
Coquille High School class * f 1919 oc
curred at Goulds’ Hall last Friday
evening when the fifteen graduates
appeared in their becoming grey caps
J. W. Nob 1st, who used to be prin and gowns and listened to a splendid
cipal o f our High School, was down address by Carl Gregg Doney, presi
At
from Reeds port on Decoration Day. dent o f Willamette University.
Having quit the teaching profession least 600 people were in attendance
and blossomed out as a banker, he and every available seat was taken.
The stage had been beautifully dec
looks unusually prosperous.
orated by the undergraduates and the
Mrs. Verna Mast has given up her edge in front of the footlights was
position as private secretary to A. L. covered with bouquets and a table
Martin, manager o f the Mountain nearby piled high with packages from
States Power Company, at Marshfield admiring friends.
to aSsist at The Ladies Bazaar. Mrs. > The music tbr the occasion was fur
Mast will also act as public stenog nished by “ The Fighting Yanks,” who
rapher.
responded twice to encores, and the
Dr. G. O. ’Wilhite recently received large high school chorus, which under
his commission as captain in the Med the able direction o f Miss Bay, sang
ical Reserve Corps. He was recom “ Away to the Fields.” and "Over the
mended for the promotion before be Summer Sea,” in a manner reflecting
ing mustered out o f service, but ac credit not only upon themselves but
tion was delayed until a couple of also upon their instructor.
Miss Genevieve Chase rendered a
weeks ago.
“ Hungarian Concert
Miss Gladys Treadgold left for her piano i solo,
Polka,”
with
a
skill -and touch that
home at Bandon last Monday after
noon and after resting for a few captivated her auditors.
Mr. Doney’s address was Calculated
weeks she intends to go to Eugene
for a summer course at the Universi to stimulate the ambitions o f every
ty. She also plana to spend a portion person present, wether young or old,
although addressed principally to the
o f her vacation in Idaho.
graduates. The accummulated know
Stanley Bartlett has been in town ledge of the ages is theirs for the
this week, having come up on the learning, and it is up to them to say
Elizabeth from San rFancisco Sunday. whether the' literature, science and
His was a man dead anxious to get politics of the future are to be bet
into the game who was kept on the tered and improved by their having
side lines, for, o f the year or more lived— whether they shall add to the
he spent on the other side o f the At world’s learning.
lantic, all but ten days o f that time
The young man who seeks pleasure
waq in England. He intends to re or material success alone is missing
main around Coquille for the present. the great things o f life and securing
Superintendent Baker and Mr. Tut what can never satisfy. “ It takes a
tle, o f our city schools, were planning big man to love truth,” and the world
a camping excursion for next week doesn’t want truth, only that part of
but have been forced 4o abandon it on truth which the individual desires to
account o f sickness in their families. accept. In religion And politics we
One o f Mr. Tuttle’s daughters has accept as truth only tLat portion
just come down with chicken pox and taught by our creed or party.
Mr. Doney’s charge to the class
Mr. Baker’s young son has mani
fested such symptôme o f croup that was that they continue to be students
home is evidently the best place for —to toil. There is no luck in success
nor lack o f it in failure; attainment
him.
is the result o f strenuous toil, or as
Those Dairy Picnics
I Edison puts it, “ Genius is 98 per
A t the Dairy Picnics on Bandon cent perspiration and two per cent
Beech June IS and at Norway Grove | sweat.” Work saves us from our-
June 14, the line up cn the reception ■ selves. Some o f our devils may be
The driven out by prayer, but work is the
committee will be like this:
Breeders’ Kreat exorciaer.
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County
Jercey
The speaker pointed out the won
Association
with
the
following
men
in the front rank: Gen derful opportunities awaiting the in
eral J. D. Carl and the following of telligent application o f the great
ficers of his staff: Theo L. Clinton, W. minds o f the world to the satisfying
C Cutler. F. C. True, C. D. Jarman. of the world’s needs and closod with
Henry Hervey, I. Nordstrom, Ed. the injunction that we must care for
Detlefsen and H. B. Sanders. These our neighbors to save ourselves. We
are to be backed up also by all other are no longer isolated from the world.
members o f the Jersey Breeders’ A s China is nearer to Coquille than Idaho
sociation, The Cow Testing Associa ‘eras one hundred years ago, and un
tions, the Grange, and Farm re less we help stamp out the menace of
Union.
We will be g ristly disap Bolshevism the disease of our neigh
pointed if there are not present at bors will surely find lodgement in our
each o f these picnics 1,000 people and national life.
The evening closed
the pre
•t least 800 automobiles and 39 Fords.
sentation o f the dip!
class,
and o f the schol
Miss Gene-
First Game Preserve
vieve Chase
scholar-
Ten thousand acres are already as-
ond has
for the game preserve in Coos ship which Dr.
Miss
county in the Myrtle Point vicinity, made an annual affair,
states Game Warden J. M. Thomss. Mildred Neely was awarded the ¿^hol-
The deeds from R. C. Dement o f Myrtle arship in Willamette University.
Point for 4,380 acres and from Taylor
Dement o f Myrtle Point for 2,600 seres, Simpson Sends Congratulations
making these areas a game refuge for
The following is the congratulatory
a period of five years are already in tl e telegram sent by Louis Simpson on
hands o f Mr. Thomas,¡and Max and Ray receipt o f the news that the Roo&velt
Dement are ready to make similar ar Highway measure had carried:
rangements be states.
North Bend, June 4
The district, which extends fully 15
Roosevelt Highway Association.
miles from the south fork to Edison
Imperial Hotel, Portland, Ore,
butte in Curry county became a game
Congratulations upon the success of
preserve on May 21st, says Mr. Thomas,
the Roosevelt highway measure and the
who adds that five patrols are on duty
splendid campaign which you have con
to make arrests o f any who would hunt
ducted for it. 1 understand that Cali
in the district.
There have been small game pre fornia has funds to complete its coast
serves in the country before, states Mr. highway from the Mexican lire to the
Thomss, but this is the first o f s size Oregon line to connect with the Roose
to be of real importance in the protec velt highway in Oregon, and Washing,
tion o f game. He expects to enlarge ton either has or will provide funds to
-he area by securing Ave year deeds construct a coast highway from some
from other residents, so that 27,000 point on the Columbia river north
acres vill be included la the preserve. through Willapa and Grays Harbor,
Only hunting rights lapse under the along the coast o f the Olympic peninsu
terms of the state's five year bold on la, following the shores of Puget Sound
to Port Townsend, thence north to the
the area.
The Dements had used the districts Canadian line. Suggest immediate re
for cattle ranges and had lost so many quest be made to the states of Califor
cattle by hunters, it is said, that they nia and Washington to give the same
were willing to have the state make a none to their coast highways which we
have given ours in Oregon. Favorable
preserve o f the district.—Times.
action upon their part would give a con
tinuous coast military highway from
Farmers Notice
Mexico to Canada and would be a fitting
Ship your hens and spring chickens memorial to that great American states
to-Palace Market, Marshfield, paying man Roosevelt, who during his life so
30 and 36c respectively, f. o. b. Marsh ardently advocated preparedness and
field.
strenuous Americanism. The assistance
N. D. Oswald.
of senators and congressmen from Cali
fornia and Washington will greatly
Two Farms for Rent
help Oregon in securing federal aid for
Fat Elk Creek dairy farms, 4Vi the Roosevelt memorial highway.
L. J. Simpson.
miles southwest o f Coquille, are
among the best in the valley. Can be
At your service. Phone 119$ and
hnd this fall on long leaso to the
right parties. Write C. A. Pendleton, have your cleaning and pressing call
Escondido, Calif.
17tl0* ed for and delivered.
Remember that tn subscribing for
Mrs. E. E. Johnson, who has been
the Sentinel far $1.60 a year you can •
at Eugene on account o f Philip’s ill
get the Oregon Farmer in addition by •
ness, and Mary Esther are now vis
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paying only 16 cants more.
iting in Portland. Philip is fully re
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covered and all expect to be home the WORK wanted by lady by the hour or •
day. Phone 16$.
middle o f next
Last Session o f Prescat Court
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This week the present county court
has been holding its final session and
Its business is about concluded and
everything randy to turn over to the
new court.
Beides auditing the monthly bills,
comparatively little business has been
transacted this week. W. U. Doug
las presented a petition for n new
rood up the south side o f Larsen
Slough. The court, it will be remem
bered passed n resolution for n road
up the north side to connect with the
Coos Bay north section of the coast
highway, at its May meeting. No ac
tion was taken on Mr. Douglas’ peti
tion.
Neither was any action taken on
the petition for the removal of Ferry
man Richardson here.
The term Widow’s pensions has
been changed to Dependant Mother ■
assistance. There were several re-
' ts for aid in this class, none of
h were allowed.
Mrs. Virginia Lester McCormick’s
request was not granted. She has
one child but has just received $2,000
insurance on her husband’s life and
is receiving $30 a month from the
State Accident Commission.
Mrs. Hilda Blair, of Bandon, and
Mrs. Laura June George, o f Marsh
field, had neither of them been in
the county or state long enough to
be eligible for a pension. In the case
of Mrs. Alice J. King the certificate
o f her husband’s death was lacking.
The case of Mrs. Ollie Read, of Pow
ers, wag dismissed because she had
left the oounty; that o f Mrs. Grace
Frances Childers, o f Marshfield, was
continued for lack of certificates, and
$40 a month was allowed her from
the indigent fund.
The contract wtih the state to bor
row $20,000 for the work on the
Marshficld-Coquille road was com
pleted.
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NEW
STYLES
NEW
May 31— F. C. Floyd, of Myrtle
Point, and Molly Mast, of B-oadbent.
They were married at the residence
of the bride on June 1 by Rev. T. S.
Mosher.
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May 81—Julius Leonard Harrison
and Elizabeth Griffin, both of Coquille.
They were married at the residence of
Fred Bslloni the next day by Rev.
J. E. Conder.
June 2— Alton Ray McCue and Lela
Adella DeLong, both o f Bandon. They
werq married the same day by Rev.
W. E. Couper, of this city.
, June 4— Jake Higley and Cynthia
Taylor, both of Marshfield. They were
married the same day by Justice Ed
ward H. Joehnk, of Marshfield.
New Cases in Circuit Court.
The only suit Aled in the Circuit
Court during the post week was that
of the Coos County Business Men’s
Association against G. Gilbertson.
Butter Wrappers and Trespass
Signs at the Sentinel office.
COLORS
NEW
PRICES
25c : to : $1.50
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Knowlton’s Drug Store
PROGRAM OF ATTRACTIONS
AT
LIBERTY THEATRE
FOR W E E K
Marriage Licenses
Saturday, June 7 to Friday, June 13
S A T U R D A Y , JUNE 7
“ CAPTURED BY TH E C A N N IB A L S”
Pictures photographed at the risk of life, show
ing these savage people in their native haunts, by
Martin Johnson.
Most interesting picture ever
screened— 6 reels
Smiling BUI Parson’s Comedy— 2 reels
“ PROPOSING BILL”
v
Toto Comedy— 1 reel
“ FURNITURE M OVERS”
S U N D A Y , JUNE 8
“ A N D A STILL SM A LL VOICE”
Featuring H. & Wathal— 6 feels
“ A R E BR UN ETTES F A L S E ?”
Comedy— 1 reel
“ Ford Educational — 1 reel
Musical program commencing at 7:30 sharp by
the Coquille Orchestra under Prof. W m . Zinner
,
M O N D AY, JUNE 9
“TH E M AN W H O W O R K E D UP”
Featuring Harry McCoy — 6 reels
Keystone Comedy— 2 reels
“ PEARLS A N D PERILS”
K overalls
R a g .U .S .e iB » O f f
b am Renewed and Com noe - law
Trade-Mem eaJ can ooly be nftniiiUjr
uaed oe fooJt naie by ua.
KOVERALLS are germrak I « child
ren I to 6 ) ean of age.
II n dralat tries to aeQ von, under the
KOVERALLS name, an? garment no«
ni net manufacture, yon may bn one he
haa m article the! he m trying le merhel
m
KOVERALLS
UNLESS MADE BY LEVI STRAUSS S CO.
THEY'RE NOT K OVERALLS
KOVERALLS ere made only by Levi
Strauu A Cn, San Fne-
oeco and bear thie label
K overalls
R e « U * . P A T OFT
SSHrtf
LEVI STRAUSS & c a
S an r p ANC «SCO, cal
T U E S D A Y , JUNE 10
“ALL WOMAN”
Featuring Mae Marsh— 6 reels
“ Current Events” Educational— 1 reel
W E D N E SD A Y , JUNE 11
“ FIGHTING BROS.”
Western— 2 reels
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Heast News No. 10” — 1 reel
“ M AN OF MIGHT”
Episode No. 8 the most thrilling and exciting serial— 2 reels
“ M ARRY M Y W IFE”
Lyons-Moran Comedy— 1 reel
Featuring Florence Reed, a good story, a superb Star,
beautiful gowns and richly staged.— 6 reels.
“ Canadian Educational” — 1 reel
FRIDAY, JUNE 13
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Metro Feature— 6 reels
“SPECIAL TO D A Y”
Drew Oomedy— 1 reel
“ Canadian Educational” — 1 reel
W H Y SUFFER,
K rom Headache?
Moat cases of headache sre due to
defective vision, which produces eye
strain.
Let aw identically examine your
eyes, find the defect, and overcome it
wHh a pair oF my F e r fo c m iU n g
Glasses, and in consequence make yoo
headacheless.
Residence Phone
449R.
DR. F. W . CLARK
Eye Specialist
Corner Front «nd Commerci«!
MARSHFIELD» OREGON
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TH U R SD AY, JUNE 12
“ HER CODE OF HONOR”
“ M A N ’S W ORLD”
Office Phone 430.
VERNA MAST
Public Stenographer
Office at Ladies Bazaar
Opposite Post Office
Phone No. 494
BATH CAPS