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M in Campbell,
rlait to the sqhool 00 Tuesday.
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Pupils ware given a holiday Thar*.
day in obaerrasea of Armistice Day.
Oaa minute is th* best record so far
far emptyiag the building during ire
and. if {drill.
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11 « “ I - A newspaper published entirely in
M g b tha compe-1 Japanese characters and sent to our
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biggar.
Then uomo day when yen
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own gr êjmm to fnrrwst the
yon have, yon
get CRKDIT whsn yen nanti It.
T*» MM» who rsgnhurly banks n part nf what ha
tbat b «nato to fat ¡ ¿ Ä * and ha Jo
Wa im ito tOUR Banking
Former** Merchant* Bant
Tbs steond f e t i n g « f th* CoquiUe
T tA ch tfr' AMOClfttion wm» hold Fri
I and helfen and
by • two year [day, Nov. 5 a tth e Gnunmer Grad.
M bull owned by
building. Mlsa Emma Kennedy was
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elected delegate to the State Teachers’
Th«** owning *ba eattl* sent to'ths Association, which is to he bald in
shew art Adam Outhnrdt, Thomas Portland,.Dec. 20, SO, 81
Clinton, V .H . Ber'eey, J, C. Hervey,
Scales for weighing and measuring
Prathers, J.
Finley pupils hqve fwen installed in our
J . D . Carl, J, F. Jenkins, rrade building- by the Red Cross
a and adn and R. M. Bunn. Children should be weighed and meas-
Mr. Buna want to Po^Ornd on the «red on the same day of each month |
smanger train Tuesday morning and •, .bout the same hour of day to deter-
I w*ll gat than ahead of the cattle and nine If they are growing properly,
mak* all arrangemauU to receive Correct weights of children of various
theas. Ha •Will remain with Urn ex- ages Will be published from time to
Mbit during th* show.
time among
items.
Snaarlin Brothers will show an
Pupils having perfect Spelling for |
aged bull which te a very fine animal th* past week are:
and the two year elk ball owned by
Second A—Lei* Ocheltree, Helen
J. P^Schrooder ia expected to make Bellonl.
a good showing among th* boat
Third B—Martha Jane Webb,
Another «mtstanding animal among Agnes Ice, Georgia Leatharwood,
those to b* exhibited is a full sister Bennie Hill, Elms Russell, Annie
■ f Lulu Alphea. world champion W t , Ethel Cunningham,
yearling Jersey heifer, with a record Ireland, Benjamin Leatherwood, Em-
St M® pound» of butterfat in a year ma Fiitcroft.
at th* age of 1 year and 10 month*.
Third A—Anna Wiggins.
This Jersey heifer is owned by Adam
Fourth B— Nina Butler, Florence
Guthardt, who is out after the bln* Cary, Violet Galbraith, Jean Pierce,
in this Jersey da*«.—Coos Bay Viola Pribble, Lurline Wilkinson, Ger-
sld Sandon, Blanch* Gregory.
Fourth A—Hotel On, Kathryn
Church o f Christ Notes
Wilson, Minnte Lam son, Stanley Vow-
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When jo b soe oar pickles, preserves u d n
tho Jur the? will look good to you. Wheu you buy sad ■/. .>
try them they wiff taste good.
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G^land Oddy, Fred
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Fifth—Esko Leino, Aili Leino, J
and the SB who, partook of h. asked, ^
McQuigg, Bernice 1'
again T" Just a good old-
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Theu Foley, Phyllis McCurdy.
•odal times b r ^ u f « ^ 't o g e t h S
“ * * - * “ • Vowjll. Roy Shuck.
i S f l t ^ T o carry
“ c A d « .. t o « Kidd. Grace
Richmond, Royce Richmond, Louise |
for the
DuPee, Wayne Page, James Agostino,
M A g ift
I - With 16S to .120 in the Sunday Loi* Miller, Jean Young, John Seeley,
g f § . ~ i J I i l l School we just praise and thank our Donald Noah, Pearl Stonecypher, Ma«
Savior ter success in Hi* work.' While
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■* UM» 4 “ 1 the Senior Endeavor with tha Junior Pointer, Mary Ella Cary, Alla Belle
El wood, Ruth Schroeder, Kathleen
mi and tho Adult Bible classes a n do-
Verweil, Leona Carter, Ruth Cunning*
lag a fin* work, each in its place and
nam, Agn«e Pendleton, Alice Collier,
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together,
tha
good
walk
goes
on.
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I Edward Johnson, Thelma Johnson,
Wo o n praying that tha meeting»
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Linda Wright, Margaret Goodrich, |
now being held ia Myrtle Point by
Loretta
Wilson, Clara Bean, Claroni
Brother Dallas aad Brother McDon-
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> ’ 1 aid win be successful and that many Bean, Grace Horner.
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NUVOSEN (
» a «plendid Spring Tonic an
Among other vtlu ik k n ed e
k contain« iron.. It w X be i
b waking 19 A « appetita, mak
Last
F ood Plenty of Moonshine
thorn before
Dallas will ha with us Sunday mom-1 Investigating officers were puxaled
ings and Brother McDonald in the I tut. a time when they searched the
tome of Minelo Carnaio at Bay Park
wmwm
in Myrtle Point.
.or signs and evidence of raoonshin
Dswt pass up tha C. E. booth at I ng and found non*, says th* Coo*
dm Corn 8how. Thu wil gat service, | day Harbor. They found, however,
japer* from which raisins had been
don't miss it.
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t Midweek prayer meetings are line. NQtM mill on the right scent.
Everybody welcome at all
They found a beaten path leading
Church Corespondent.
[ »way into the woods, and following
W . H. Schroeder &
I havo secured U m A fa a e y fo r tha
thi*. they came to t water sudd I v
W a lter K ateo’g Condition
Thor Electric Washing Machine
usd have ou t ou ex h iM tk u lu Mouutnta 6 tat*a P ow er
Um »ma ■■■!■ land
u ro tho^oM oM u a k o to
“ Tak e no d u u m but b oy .the TH O R .
E. G. Opperman
aad W lr ia f fo r L iffh to aud M otors
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The Portland Telegram
" W W ~ » » - I t o . W U « Kaino,
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20 yaar oltf hoy « s K a uM*a allot bv I
$ 5.50
at which rate you am
yoa please.
A fte r Nov. 15 the
bo 16 per year.
Scad a l orders to
will
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thV
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a short time. The bullet tore a n y H
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« T te Am to rt»
portion of the spinal column be-l ™ * m* ,h ^
hmn »w:urely «overed
lea asn«fraties tha ____ *- aad in I ®° t*Mkt 00 <lirt m*»ht leak into it, and
J u rin g T m u J ty ^ Dr. H on ^ of | bm M to
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iHttdp a ipeeialist t| iih o a ii , w u
Ensilage aad A lfa lfa
Monday to consult with the phy
sician«. He gave the rstativeo and I Tha eastern Oregon experiment sta-
frienda no aasuraneaa o f recovery, far .¡0„ of 0. .A . C. has demonstrated
fact
the caa# in doubt. His that steert fattened on alfalfa hay
slater, Mies Edith Keino, of Burns, is I un(j ensilage made practically twice
here to aastot caring for him and has Lhe gain made by thoee fattened on
Sccepted a peoition fas the Bpak of I hay alone in the usual manner. This
Southwestern Oregon for the time I f afai was made without any advance
kslng.—Coo* Bay Harbor.
| ¡n cost per day of fattening. Details
of this experiment may be obtained
in bulletin No. 174, just issued.
State Picks Up M onty
Can on us for Stationery.
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^uicn clwcios&d tn6r6in> *no n^ftr
Z u J T L t . that he can live
north of Cooe Bay has for
bean in dispute between Julius Lar
Coquille
HOWARD B. COUPER
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NOTICE OP STREET IMPROVE north boundary o f
north to north boundary
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street J aad that-portion
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•treat from north boundary e f Sev
enth street north to north bauudnr
of said Coulter street; and that por
Notice ia hereby given that the tion of Seventh street from east
common council of the City of Co boundary o f Henry street to «net
quille, (teos County, Oregon, did, by boundary of Haath street; aad that
resolution duly adopted at a m itta g portion of Eighth street from west
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-i~r boundary of Heath street west to
of November, 1920, aad which reaola- county road; and that portion of
of Ninth street from oust boundary of
the City Recorder in the records at Coulter street easterly far east bound
the proceeding* of said council and ary of Ninth
reference to which resolution ia here of Tenth
b y made as a part o f this notice, duly
declare ita intention to improve that
portion of Beach street, in Elliott’s
Coquille City, Coot Coun-
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Archie Philip. The state Land Board I »
Pianist
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that neither of them had any • Instructor in Piano, Harmony, •
title to it and put it up for sale to • Counterpoint and Form Analy- •
sia.
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the highest bidder. When the bids 41
were opened Mr. Larson was found to • Stadia at the ho^a e f Mr. •
Walter Sinclair
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bM f l t f an acre for the land •
and Mr. Philip $10. I f Philip hadn’t • F . O. Box M6 - Phone 664 •
raised the question of Ha ownership • • • • • • • • • • • • # • • •
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ued in possession indefinitely, an* the
state would have been shy the $11*8
he bow pays for M.
f -u-’
Law yers A gree B efore Jury
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hi Justice of the Peace R. H.
Joehnt’s court this week s peculiar
twist of law took place, where an no
tion was brought for recovery of $60.
The case waa hotly contested and
gives to the jury. White the six wise
IN debating the evidence the
attorneys in the ease goteto discuss
ing the affair among themeklves and
with th* before the jury had announced a de
termination, the attorneys had reached
rreesnent. Afterwards the jury
is prepared to render a verdict,
was not accepted and th* agree-
between tha attorneys wee at-
The Sentinel, Coquille, Ore.
The Oregon 1
The C. A. Smith fhingte min at
Marshfield, which was burned to tha ad ter 82.16 hi
Hu
ground a few month« age, te b e*«f **•
era
built and is now nearing completion.
It will be running again to • f«w
we dent
days.
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I from which there was a hole, evident
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NOTICE OF ESTABLISHMENT OF
GEADB
Of Portions e f
mth. Eel a
Notice it hereby given that on th*
let day of November. 1 '
mon council of the C'
Cooe'«Uofaty, Oregon.
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which ia kept of record in the rw -
ordi of the proceedings ef anid cam-
Cerda, 100 ter »U 0.
« f that portteo of
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