T H « C O Q U IL L B T A L L E T M N T 1 N E L , C O Q U ILLE . ORBGON.
P A G « E IG H T
Teiling
About
Poop!«
and
Attorney Charles I. Reigard, of
Marsh held, is going to open an office
in Portland shortly, though he will
not abandon his practice in Coos coun
ty, where he will be associated with
George Watkins.
M U D A T , J U N « t t , M M .
New Public Health Nurse
School Marching Song
The new public health nurse recently
appointed to take the place o f Mias
Amy B. Cardiff, W h a ^ ^ m e d to go
east, is Miss Cecil S eh ray^ ^ tem De
troit, Michigan. She haa had several
y ea n experience in public Jieal Ji nurs
ing in Ohio. She returned borne from
overaees duty teat February, wher ashe
had been doing public health work in
France. Miss Sehmyer comes very
highly recommended sad Coos county is
fortunate in obtaining her services.
Miss Jane Allen, state organiser of
public health nuning, who initiated and
earned on the work in this county last
summer and fall will come to Coos coun
ty with Miss Schreyer this week, in or
der to thoroughly acquaint her with the
work. The state association finds it
very difficult to obtain experienced pub-
lie health nurses for fltie work in tha
various counties. This work is growing
by leaps and bounds all over the United
States and Coot county is fortunate in
securing a nurse o f so much experience
as Miss Sefareyer.
luquille'a school house lies a molding
In the sun
V
White we go marching on.
(h o m e :
School bouse, w e want a school house,
A school house fo r CoquiUe.
With A ll Her Strength A dele Forc
ed The Man Back Inch by Inch Until
she managed to fling him across the—
Twenty years ago we built our old
See this powerful moment in “ A dels"
school house
J. D. Ben ham waa in from Fairview
with K itty Gordon, Liberty Theatre,
But still w e’re marching on.
Tuesday.
Thursday, June 19th.
Myrtle Point, Powers, Bandon, Marsh-
J. M. Caughell was over at the Bay
A t his office here Wednecday a fte r
Qsld and North Bend
Wednesday.
noon our m arrying justice, J. J. Stan
Eaeh.have a new school house.
E. W. Graham was over at the Bay ley, performed the ceremony uniting
— ur—i
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"
o
Harry Aber, of- this city, and Lottie
on
Wednesday.
Now don’t you think we’re just as
good as all the rest,
I. M. Weekly was in from Gravel SeH, o f Riverton, ns husband and wife.
They will make their homo here.
As we go marching on.
Ford yesterday.
Chas. I. Reigard spent a few hours ''"T tw - d e v e r and Captivating Ann
Fine Films thè Rule Now
Murdock in “ My W ife ” at the Liberty
in town Tuesday.
The Liberty Theatre management is
Theetre Saturday, June 14th.
R. S. Knowlton had business a t the
uringing a better class o f shows to
There is no need to advise the vot
Bay on Wednesday.
CoquiUe than has ever before been ex
ers to come out to the annual school
hibited here and their patronage, es
Rax Dallas is now settled here as meeting at the High School next
pecially on the evenings when special
the pastor o f the Christian Church. Monday evening.* The indications are
features are shown, is evidenced that
He comes from the Bible School at that they w ill be there in force. W e
thair productions are appreciated.
Eugene.
have never seen any meeting better
Speaking o f “ Trained Nurses and Re Such attractions as “ Joan the W o
A divorce was granted in the caae advertised.
construction,’ ’ in its current issue the man,” Martin Johnson's “ South Sea
of Manly T. Bartholomew va. Anna
Mrs. H. A. Young left last Saturday Outlook says:
Cannibals,” the Dustin Farnum, Mae
B. Bartholomew.
Public health nursing, which promises Marah and Smiling BUI Parsons pic
morning fo r Woodburn and the first
A t your service. Phone 1198 and o f the week went to Portland to attend to become one o f the great social forces tures, as well as aU the other stars
have your cleaning and pressing call the grand chapter o f the Eastei n Star. o f reconstruction in the future, was o f the movie world, have become so
She expecta to stop in Woodburn on first organised in the large citiee, not much a matter o f course that the pa
ed for and delivered.
her way home and spend a week vis ably New York, Chicago, Providence, tron is never disappointed no matter
When a Man’s married he wants a
and Boston, perhaps forty years ago. what evening he attends.
iting friends.
W ife. See “ M y W ife ’’ Liberty Thea
o
x u a 'i e r i towns,
u w iib ,
m
u
c especially
B p e u a iij
r rpral
jir a i
Smaller,
and
John L. Gary left Sunday morning
tre, Saturday, June 14.
communities, however, have not shared
Opening Dance at the Maehon
for Salem to join his fam ily who had
in this development, and the Red Cross
Due to the tax on gasoline jo y rid
been visiting relatives and friends Department o f Nursing is now particu
C. A . Maehon is advertising the
ing costs a cent a gallon more, the
there. They will go to West Lynn, larly desirous o f placing public health opening dance for his Machon’s Hotel
price now being 26 cents.
'near Portland, to establish their home, nurses in these loeslitiea..
Hall in the basement o f his new build
"M y W ife,” a play that points the Mr. Gary having accepted a position
The public health nurse, with her ing Saturday evening, June 14. The
perils o f Propinquity at the Liberty as principal o f the new high school
general and post-graduate training, is room has been nicely arranged and
Theatre, Saturday, June 14th.
at that place.— Bandon World.
now recognized as the most efficient in well fitted up fo r public dances, and
Geo. Larson, of the Marshall-Wells
strument for promoting a high order of ike floor is good. The CoquiUe Or-
Hardware Co., at Portland, was call
community health. Her duties are of
ing on the trade here yesterday.
the most direct and practical form of
aocial service. Striking at the root of
J. A . Hntcher, o f Fairview. who
epidemics by teaching prevention o f the
grows vegetables fo r the CoquiUe
The W ife ly Woes o f Beatrice Ham
spread o f contagion, she organizes clas-
market, has purchased a new Ford
the first prin- mond. S ee “ M y W ifa ” Liberty The
ciples o f household sanitation
home atre Saturday, June 14th.
The members o f the Farmers Union,
nursing, and home dietetics.
tho Grange and the Dairymen’s or
The Red Cross hopes to offer instruc
Reduces Tax Rolj $1,435,000
ganisation in this valley-ar* going to tion in home hygiene and care o f the
Assessor Beyers says that the pur
have a basket picnic at the Norway lick to every woman and girl in the
grove tomorrow (Saturday.) The peo United States. In urban communities. chase o f the Southern Oregon tends
“ My W ife,” featuring Ann Mur
ple of CoquiUe are cordially invited to Red Cross Teaching Centers have al cy the federal government takes $1,-
dock, a complicated comedy o f love
.-ome out and enjoy the day in the ready been establish« d, where the 435,000 in real estate values off of
and kisses Liberty Theatre Saturday, grewe.
course is offered to factory, operatives, -he assessment rolls o f Coos county.
June 14th.
girl
scouts, nursemaids, “ little moth Still that $600,000 bird in the hand,
Miss Clara Nslson, Miss Gertrude
beats* lota o f taxes to be levied in the
District Attorney Hall, k . S. Ham
Chambers and Misa Carolyn Woods, ers,” and other specialized groups as
future, and due to Governor W est’s
mond, and Bennett Swanton were
well
as
to
women
who
wish
certificates
who are teaching at Marshfield, were
efforts the current taxes for 1918 are
over from the Bay Wednesday on le
the guests o f Misa May Lund for last for completion o f the standardized
to be paid out o f the U. S. treasury.
gal business.
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week end. A fte r a most happy and course.
In working out this programme, per
O. C. Sanford le ft Tuea«lay morn pleasant year in our county they are
Crossed identities and the tell-tale
ing for Portland to attend th* grand 'caving next week fo r their home in haps the greatest obstscle which can
fronts the Red Cross is the lack o f avail voice of conscience. See Pauline Fred
lodge o f tha A. F. A A . M. fo r the Portland.
able public health nursing personnel. erick in “ The Woman On The Index,”
state o f Oregon.
The merchants over at the Bay At the beginning o f x the war there
Liberty Theatre Sunday, June 15th.
V. R. Wilson, “ Optometrist,” Co must be dead easy. V irgil Robison, a were approximately six thousand public
quill*, Oregon. Eyes Tested, glasses fifteen year old son o f J. Robicon, of health nurses in the United States.
They All Want a Slice
fitted.
Optical repairs o f all kinds. Marshfield, caught them last week :or Some o f these, however, have since en
Broken lenses duplicated.
$100 by the bogus check method and tered military service. The Red Cross
For the $29.20 insurance premium
Mr. and Mrs. O. A . Webster are re then went out by rail to epend It. Any has therefore appropriated one hundred on the Hall o f Records, applications
joicing over the arrival o f a bouncing old thing in the shape o f a check thousand dollars in Public Health Scho have come’ in, to County Clerk Oddy
larship Funds, with an additional five Jrom Bandon agents, from North
pound girl, born Wednesday morn looks good to them.
thousand dollars Loan Fund, to prepare Bend agents and from Marshfield
ing at the Richmond Hospital.
Mrs. J. S. Barton and children le ft
nurses for public health work, and hopes agents. Everybody who favored the
Mrs. E. L. Tozier le ft last Saturday Monday morning fo r a two months’
to interest many o f the twenty thou recall appears to expect something
morning for Junction City, where she visit at Woodburn and Pendleton with ■and nurse* now being released in large
from the new county court.
will visit her daughter. She expects relative*. She had intended to re numbers from th e 'A rm y and N avy
main in Woodburn but a day going,
to be gone fo r about three months.
Nurse Corps to take post-graduate
Hunted by Men, Haur.tod by Wo
and to be in Portland for the Rose
training for public health nursing. A s men— she played the game and won.
“ I warned her the Hun was coming,
Feetival, but Clarence broke out with *- ii.itisl effort to Isunch thiseducstion
but she stayed behind, and now” —
the chicken pox Monday evening and si programme, the Department o f Nurs See Pauline Frederick in “ The W o
See this dramatic scene between an
their stay in Woodburn has been pro ing is assigning Red Cross nurses on man On The Index,” Liberty Theatre
injured husband and outraged w ife in
Sunday, June 16th.
longed.
the various Chautauqua Circuits cover,
"Adele.”
The Women’s Club is so much in ing the length and breadth o f the coun
Farmers Notice
Mrs. Eva Currie left yesterday
try during the summer of 1919— veter
morning for Corvallis as a representa terested that they did not adjourn
Ship your hens and spring chickens
ans o f the great base hospitals behind
tive of the local Honor Guard to the Tuesday evening until after 11 o’clock.
to Palace Market, Marshfield, paying
the
lines
o
f
Chateau
Thierry
and
the
state meeting which will plan this A committee was appointed to inter
30 and 35c respectively, f. o. b. Marsh
view the candidates fo r school direc A rgonne, who shall become “ wander-
year’s work.
field.
n
troubadours
of
health.
”
tors and see how they stood on the
N. D. Oswald.
Strawberries o f the finest sort are various phases o f the school question,
Who Is She I What Did She Do?
coming in rfow in larger quantities, and the matter o f the way in which
the cool weather with occasional show the school meeting was called was also Why Was She Trailed? See Pauline
Frederick in “ The Woman On The In
ers resulting in a much better crop investigated.
dex,” Liberty Theatre Sunday, June •
than for several years past.
P U B L IC STE N O G R A PH E R
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Events in the City and
County.
Miss Lillie Miller, instructor in the
history department o f the Marshfield
High School, spent last week end vis
iting her college friends, Mrs. Ralph
Clinkenbeard and Miss May Lund.
The Circuit Court convened Mon
day, but no cases being ready for triad
the jury was excused until Tuesday.
There was nothing doing then and the
jury was excused until Monday, June
What’s the use of waiting when
you’re W ed? See Ann Murdock in
“ My W ife” Liberty Theatre Saturday,
June 14th.
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It ’s a question whether there is
going to be room enough st the High
School assembly room fo r the crowd
that is expected to attend the annual
school district meeting Monday even
ing.
A. J. Mayse, o f Dora, was in Thurs
day - and talked very interestingly
about the Southern Oregon lands and
the way the timber on them has been
appropriated to the extent of many
thousands o f dollars in violation of
Judge Wolverton's injunction.
He
came to attend a case in court in re-
lotion to l some o f those lands bu^
found the court adjourned.
j ‘
C. A. Schroeder and familyV acom-
panied by grandfather, F. A . Schroed
er, started early Monday morning for
an auto trip to Portland, whore they
will enjoy the Rose festival this week.
They will then take a trip up into
Washington, except that Miss Marion
will return to resume her duties as
typist in the Roadmaster’s office. Her
place is being filled during her ab
sence by Mist Naomi Knowlton.
A. M. Woodford, better known as
“ Dad” was bidding his old friends
goodbye Sunday morning, prepara
tory to his departure fo r his old home
at Medford by Monday’s Roseburg
stage. He says he prefers Coquills as
a place of residence, but having a fine
home at Medford, which he has not
A t year service. W e call fo r and
beef) able to rent since he has lived
deliver your cleaning and pressing.
here, he has concluded to stop paying
Phon* 1193. R. H. Sweet.
rent. His daughter, Mrs. Jennie W il
A Thrilling Drama o f the Woman liams preceded him several week ago.
Who Trapped th* Trappers, Pauline
Frederick in "Th e Woman On The
Index,” Liberty Theatre Sunday, Juan
15th.
.
He threw the key out the window.
“ Now I ’ve got you both.” he mocked.
See how an American Girl met this
thrilling situation. K itty Gordon in
“ Adele," Liberty Theatre, Thursday,
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Opposite Post Office
Phone No. 494
The W. R. C. requests us to extend
their cordial thanks to all who took
part in the Decoration Day parade
and in decking the graves o f the old
soldiers o f the Civil W ar with flowara.
They especially wish to remember
Neu C. Kelley for his untiring efforts
By special arrangement we can •
in securing autos; the CoquiUe Band, •
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lain's linim ent twice a day and mas-
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L IFE out is Father
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A. T. MORRISON