THE COQUILLE TALLET SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON.
PACK SIX
FRIDAY, JUNE SR ISIS.
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The Sentinel
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B Y H. W. YO UNG.
Subecriptiea Ratea.
One Y e a r................................... fL *®
8ix M on th «...............................
vinous, malt or fermented liquor, li­
quid aad compounds, whether medi
eated, proprietary, patented ''or not,
aad by whatever name called, con
taining one,half o f 1 per centum
more or alcohol by volume which are
portable or capable o f being used as
a beverage.” ________________
i T W IL L H E L P C U R R Y
No fubacription taken onleea paid
It Is hard to realise all tjiat the
for in advance. T h i» rale ia impera­
building o f the Roosevelt highway will
tive.
mean to Curry county. Heretofore
Adrertiaing Ratea.
has been one o f the most isolated
Display,
iaeh- Bead­ counties in the state, but with the ad-
utm
yim j, 16
• » cento per
•--- —7
mg notice«, 4 cento per line ew
¡T Of this ruail g r
er word
•ertion. Want ad«, I cent per
be brought about. N ot only will 80
no ad lesi than 16 cento. No i position
po
miles o f her hills and valleys be tra
given.
versed by this wonder road o f the west
9FHCE, NdlTI EN» W I STIEET over which a stream o f tourists will
ba constantly pouring, but it will open
Entered at the Comdlle Postofflce as to
development her mineral-filled
Second C ia«» Mail Matter.
mountains and>.jtelp to bring indue
trias to handle har vast timber re­
The school budget at Marshfield this sources, to say nothing o f the stimu
lus given to agricultural pursuit
year carrie» $49.166.
Truly, the rosy tint to the future of
Compromise Is the law o f life. There Curry county grows brighter and
is nothing in fighting that will com brighter.— Port Orford Tribune.
pare with
There’s one more river to cross, it
Only 86 voter« participated in the
must be remembered, however.
Un
school election at Marshfield Monday
cle Sam must come in as a partner in
night and 116 at North Bend; while
this job or the state appropriation
430 cast their ballots at Coquille.
won’t be available.
MY BABB OF THREE
pure-bred, profitable stock.
The Increasing population will, it
W. T. a. CULT.
thought, make this change necessary to
She sings for ms, my babe o f thrhe.
keep the price o f milk from advancing
And half her tones ars off the key;
to still higher figu re.
And often, too, tho tune is lost,
With time and meter reckless tossed.
B A N Q U E T T O A JE R SE Y B U L L
But still to me her voice is sweet.
A t the W aldorf-Astoria, one o f the The effort makea the song complete:1
most aristocratic and exclusive hotels l or innocence can do no wrong,
in New York City, they gave a Jsr And Love completes the childhood song.
sey bull a banquet, that is, his ad
She writes me, does tlis babe o f three,
■Hirers at the Milk Show did. He 1
the principal attraction at the show, In cyrious scrawls it comes to me;
represented an inveetment o f /$60,000 With hooks and curves true to her age,
and had been christened "Financial For me she thinks upon the page.
Through incapable o f being read,
ars not unsaid:—-----
The sort o f menu that was set be­
loving, trustful babe is mine,
fore this “ Guest o f Honor” by the
And Love sets right the crooked line.
600 assembled milk magnates, is thus
We sing Ufa’s songs. Yes you and I,
told by the New York American:
And scrawl our creeds and for them die;
When the time came fo r the bull To God, bur Father watching near.
to leave his apartments at the Milk How childish must our work sppear;
8how, a few blocks away, he did not Our efforts warped by petty strife, .
take a taxicab, but walked to the Bring painful discords into life :—
Waldorf.
Aa he entered the hotel
But God knows what our motives are.
corridor the owner put his arm sffec
His Love completes the broken bar.
tionately on his head and walked be­
TH E A R M E N IA N D R IV E
side him through the hotel-office to
Hon. Ben Selling, Treasurer o f the
the elevator. Up the elevator to the
third flpor theh party went, and there, Armenian-Syrian R e'ief ( ommittee in
passing through the hall, entered the this state writes us as follows:
“ W e have just received a letter from
banquet room. The assembled guests
all stood as the bull entered the hall Mr. Leo J. Cary, our chairman in Co-
and in a procession they escorted their quille, stating that the campaign foi
honored guest to his special table. Armenian and Syrian R elief in Coquille
In Flagstaff district near Marsh
This table Was fully appointed with Districts will be put on in a few days.
MORE SIGNS OF A N E W E R A
field Geo. Dindinger was elected clerk
” ’ A condition o f horror unparalleled
Here is one o f the many ways in napery, silver, and glassware, and in
Monday night. W ith a clerk like that
among‘the atrocities o f the great war’ ,
addition
to
the
bull’s
tw
o
personal
which the shake-up o f the World War
is the way the situation in the Caucas­
there would seem to be no need o f a
will be followed by a new era, as the valets were assigned two o f the Wal
us is characterised in a recent Issue of
dorf
waiters.
Oregonian sees I t t j
As the bull took his position at his the Literary Digest. There are 330,000
P residen t Wilson will return from
It is safe toj say that a new era will table o f honor cdcktails were served refugees in thst district alone, one-sev
Europe as Boon as the peace treaty is
be ushered ftito’ some farm homes in and each o f the five hundred guests enth o f whom are dying every day. Wi-
signed mnd make u speaking tour of
have recently sent them one shipload of
Oregon as the result o f the two-day raised his glass. For the bull there
the country in behalf o f the League
supplies
and a group o f workers to
tour o f modern farm tom e* made by had been provided a generous sweet­
o f Nations. He is expected to be at
meet the need as far as possible.
a party o f men and women o f Jackson ened oatmeal cocktail, which was
Portland some time next month.
"T h e Turks have just begun to turn
ed in a silver champagne-bucket
county. The statement o f Mrs. Jessie
from their orphanage« and haremi
As this mammoth cocktail was raised
D.
McComb,
state
home
demonstra­
The Marshfield Chamber o f Com­
thousands o f women and children,
merce has accepted the offer o f the tion ‘leader o f the Oregon Agricul­ to the bull’s lips by the two waiters whom they have kept captives the last
tural college, that several orders were the guest o f honor sipped it with some
Rupert Company o f Salem to build a
few years. These are a totally unex
deliberation, then raised his head, as
large factory there td handle berries placed aa aresult o f the tour fo r
pected drain on our resources and un­
and make loganberry juice, provided conveniences and labor-saving de­ i f to bow an acknowledgment to his less we fail them utterly we must dou
vices, and measurement« taken o f in­ five Hundred hosts.
260 acres of berries and fruit are
ble and trebble our previous efforts.
teresting features which might be
As the champagne-bucket xwas re­
pledged. ______________ ___
“ I know the people o f Coquille from
duplicated at small cost, gives an ink­ moved one o f the bull’s personal at­
their earlier records and I am sure they
Clemsncesu makes no bones o f tell­ ling o f the new demand fo r city com tendants wiped his lipe with a napkin will help us relieve the little group of
ing the Germans what the world thinks forts in the rural districts, fulfillment while the other attendant slipped
Americans o f the horror o f continually
o f them in his letter covering the new o f which may have a momentous in­ tablecloth around the bull’s neck and ondemning people to death.’ ’
fluence
on
the
ultimate
cost
o
f
living.
chest and tied it behind his ears as a
text o f the peace treaty. It ia
document which live in history "as The important revelation o f the recent sort of giant napkin to prevent any T H E W A R »W ORK OF T H E PRESS
long as Memory holds her seat, in this tour was that such necessities as run­ drops o f food from stainiilg the mar­
From the Yonkers Statesman
ning water in the house do not nec­ velous shine o f the guest’s chest or his
distracted globe.”
There was not a cent o f profit in
MsawsOTSHw —
essarily mean expensive equipment brilliantly polished forehoofs.
the wnr, directly qr . indirectly, for
The vote to repeal the law setting
waa demonstrated in "one iJome
Following the cocktail the largest
the clocks ahead passed the house of where kitchen and bathroom were Sheffield silver platter in the W aldorf American newspaper owner. Rather |
the contrary.
representotivee at Washington 233 to furnished
with
hot
and
cola was brought in by four attendants,
Many lines o f business made money, I
132, which will no doubt |
water by means o f a barrel on the heaped with bran and ground oats
but
newspaper publishing was not [
the seinate. It will not go into effect roof and a force pump below.
mixed with a speial relish which Os­
among them.
this summer, however. The date for
car, the famous' maitre d'hote!, insist
L O Y A L LEG IO N FOR L E A G U E
The banks made money, mrnufac-
the change to go into effect ia the last
•d on concocting, saying that he knew
turers made money and the fanners
As touching the League o f Nations,
Sunday in October.
Just what sort o f a relish would tickle
coined it.
a strongly worded resolution was pass­
the palate o f this distinguished guest.
But the cost o f production o f newa-
ed
by
the
Board
o
f
Directors
o
f
the
L.
It ’s a wonder how all native or
The bull consumed his plattor of
pepers far outran the gains derived
spontaneous vegetation thrives this L. L. L. which originated in a Tacoma
bran and oats with great relish.
from a general incrence in the selling {
year. A fte r a couple o f unusually dry local, and whieb demands o f the repre­
The second course was another plat­
price o f newspapers.
summers, in which all growth was re­ sentatives o f the Northwest in Congress
ter heaped high yith macerated beet-
No other one institution, cither in
tarded we now see everyth in g, that that they stand behind the peace pro­
pulp and flecked with another special
England or America, gave anything
grows on the land going ahead by posals, and further that they cdrefully
relish designed by the great Oscar.
leape and bounds. The prospects are study public sentiment, and order their
like the same proportion o f service at
This dish also met with the approval
the newspapers— its news pages— to |
for an immence crop o f native black official conduct accordingly. The resol­
o f the bull, fo r he ate every scrap of
ution reads as follows
promote patriotism and to pay for it |
berries.
R.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
“ We. the members o f the Loyal Le­
that the newspapers Contributed.
For dessert the guest was served
• Ex-Gov. Oswald W est appears to be gion of Loggers and Lumbermen, are
It will be a sufficient‘reward if his­
emminently fair in his proposal to o f all shades o f political opinion, but with a huge tray o f timothy and clov­ tory will r«cord that the American
leave the question o f his fee for serv­ we stand aa one behind our representa­ er hay chopped fine and sprinkled with press (leaving out the consideration
ices in hastening the payment o f the tive« at the peace council in France, aa greeen alfalfa-leaves and sweet buds. the reptile German language press j
taxes on the Wagon Rood grant in we have stood behind our Preeident in This the bull devoured with huge de­ and it/ suborned allies) with one ac­
this county to Judge Coke or to three the prosecution o f the w lr, and p o be­ light and looked around fo r more. He cord and with ivo exception, so fa r as
arbitrators, either selected by Judge lieve that we have the right to demand was not disappointed. The waiters we know, voiced the true sentiments
Coke or one each by the County Court o f our representatives in Washington soon returned with a second hearping o f • loyal people.
that they do es we have done, and are tray of the same delicacy and the ball
and himself^ they to select « third.
doing, and use their best efforts in solv­ devoured every bit o f it, apparently
New Boiler« for Co
American troops o f the 24th In­ ing this great problem; and we do de­ with theh utmost relish.
mand
this
thing
o
f
them.
While the guest o f honor was pro­
fantry were in Mexico just eleven
With the arrival this week o f three I
"There is no escaping the conclusipn ceeding with his dinner the five hun­ large new boiler« from the factory i t
hours when they went over the bridge
*at El Paso last Sunday to keep the that certain o f these men are approach­ dred hosts at the various tables Milwaukee, Wirconnn, rays the Bandon
Villistas and the regular Mexican ing this vital question not with the open throughout the banquet-hall were fol­ World, the work at the Nestle’s Food
army from killing people on our side mind and forward vision o f statemen, lowing their menu cards and making Co. plant is progressing more rapidly
o f the line while they were fighting. but in the spirit o f destructive criticism speeches and complimentary allu­ than at any time yet. Suprrintendent |
They accomplished their purpose— but and mental attitude o f the smaller cali­ sions to their distinguished guest of Willard, who has charge o f construc­
honor.
tion, has a goodly sized force at work I
whan we* get a league o f nations i t ber partisan politician.
"N ow , ws ask our Board of.Directors
Setting the boiTerslniffoIfier machinery. (
looks a l if Uncle Sam ought to re­
ceive a mandate, to preserve order in o f the Loyal Legion o f Loggers and
This sort o f tribue to a mere bull, Some o f the concrete work Is still un- |
Lumbermen to demand o f the United even if some one did pay $60,000 for der way.
Mexico.
—
States senators o f the states o f Wash­ him, is to us a little sickening, ana
We hear it suggested that when the ington, Oregon, and Idsl.o, in the name seems to indicate utter callousness to
Coquilla district was looking for a o f all the men and women o f our order, human suffering, when so many mil­
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site for a high school it missed it by that they carefully study public senti­ lions of men, women and children are
J. P. & J. H. WINTERS •
ment
in
their
respective
districts,
and
not taking a squint at the Southern
absolutely starving in Europd and
Carpenters A Contractors
|
Oregon lands of the Coos Bay Wagon conduct themselves in accordance with Asia. More than that we can imagine
Estimates Furnished
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Road on the eastern edge of the city. the wishes o f a majority o f the people the historians o f A. D. 3000 reading
Lock Box 43 M yrtle Point, Ore. •
They would have fumis'.’ c j a much whom they represent.” '
accounts o f this affair and concluding
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more easily accessible site than those
that we were cow worshippers like
FAC TS FOR D A IR Y M E N
on which Marshfield and North Bend
Egyptians o f early times.
"hi vs built their high schools and the I Here are some facts brought out dur­
AVOID MISTAKES
government price is only $2.60 an acre. ing the recent Milk Show in New York
WORK FOR EVERYB O D Y
City:
A t that rate $260 would buy a hun­
Under date o f June 13th the Marsh­ No Need for Coquille People to E x­
There are ¿,300,000 dairy cattle in the
dred acre site if so large a one were
field office o f the U. S. Employment
periment with Such (kmrincing
United
States,
and
not
more
than
500,-
desired.
Evidence at Hand.
000 o f them are or. a profitable basis. Service sends to Jhe Portland office
the following report relative to labor
There are many well-advertised
These 600,000 are pure-bred cattje.
nation-wide prohibition
The increase per person in the United conditions in the Coos Bay district: kidney remedies on the market to­
begins to be apparent. By
States over the increase per cow has For street paving and sewer con­ day, but none so well-recommended
os Doan’s Kidney Pills.
Rend the
seven to three tho judiciary
been about twenty pet cent, in the last struction in Marshfield, North Bend statement of a resident o f Dorena.
o f the house o f represen­ eight years.
I
•nd Coquille, contractors are offer­
H. N. Henrickson, Dorena, Ore.,
tatives at Washington decided against
Teese two Tacts show what ia the ing $4.60 per day for common labor. says: “ I was flat on my back for
adopting a motion to repeal war time
cause of the Increasing cost o f milk and New work soon to be commenced in »bout three week« on account o f the
intense pains across my kidneys. 1
prohibition o f wine and beer, as rec­
butter. This Is an industry on which this district will call for 260 more
think following the blacksmith trade
ommended by President Wilson. A t the welfare o f the people depends.
kr- T h e «aw m iÿ* s i * getting all for twenty-six years had a lot to do
the same time the committee agreed
There are 6,300,000 farms in the coun­ the labor required while the logging with bringing on ti$e trouble, in the
upon a section to define the sorts of try. Thors is invested in the dairy in­
campe arc short a few men. A t this first place. I knew my kidneys were
beverages whoae use is forbidden by dustry in the States $8,000,000,000, And
out o f whack And began using Doan’s
time labor conditions are very satis­
Kidney Pills. They fixed me up in
constitutional amendment recently en­ the product« o f that industry last year
factory in this section, all willing to good shape and I haven’t been both
acted as follows:
ere $3,000,000,000.
work being employed. Skilled labor ■red for a year now. 1 gladly recom­
“ That the word liquor, or the phrase
mend Doan’« fo r I know they are a
The way the price o f milk ia to be
always in demand.”
intoxicating liquor, shall be constued brought down, is by as rapidly aa possi­
fine kidney medicine.”
Price 60c at all dealers.
Don't
to include alcohol, brandy, whiskey, ble displacing the 1,800,000 cattle that
A t your service, W e call fo r and simply ask fo r a kidney remedy— got
rum, gin, beer, ale, porter and wine, do not produce enough milk, or rich
deliver your
Doan’s Kidney Pills— the same that
•nd in addition thereto any spirituous, | enough milk, to pay for their keep, with Phons U
Mr. Henriksen had.
Foster-Milbum
R H.
Co., M fg ra . Buffalo, N . T .
A N e w EMERGENCY
IN M A N Y W A Y S it w ill be even a.ore difficult to t i n
from war
to peace t k u it waa tw o year« a fo to tara f r a * peace to
A N E W E M E R G E N C Y ia before us
daavor.
THIS IN S T IT U T IO N , and that means everyone connected with it,
IS PLE D G E D T O A C O N T IN U A N C E o f holpful service
to Coquille and vicinity, the kind Of service th a ^ w e feel
hao de— ita shar e In bulldiag up the proud record horoto-
fore attained in the varions war activities, aad here renews
those pledges in the activities yet ti rime, A S W E L L IN
FARMERS 8 MERCHANTS BANK
P E A C E A S IN W A B .
OREGON
COQUILLE
Havo|ine Oil
Ttye correct oil for Dodge Cars
Recommended by
DODGE BROS.
Sold at
Gardner’s Garage
Tubes Vulcanized and . Patched
while you wait.
PRICES RIGHT
The
Best of All
“ I ’ve been ad­
miring
your
wedding gifts
and am glad
that
your
frie n d s w e re
so thoughtful
as to remem­
ber the electri­
cal devices. ”
“ H o w I would have enjoyed them
twenty years ago.
A n y h o w it is
pleasant to feel that you’ll enjoy
them and you’ll find this
G - E Radiant Electric GriO
the best o f all—so practical and convenient— I think I w ill
get one m yself ”
I f you are so disposed, give us a call.
lounlaia States Power Co.
i
occ
I want to remind you
about that small chew
of this good tobacco.
It tastes better because
it’s good tobacco. Its
\ quality saves you part of
your tobacco money.
It goes further and lasts
longer.
t h e REAL to ba cco
Phone 71
c h ew
h a mO h, two Ojtm
^lO H T CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT ia • long fine-cut tobacco