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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1920)
fasher for Mother gifts stay go, hot there in no — the taljad—, the now di r in the glad ere all men a n toot I Elijah’s I quit '■'t- b N .T Task CKy last M jm dv Federal company reduced the erbe priçe o f auger to 8 * ear* got duwn tu I f hare ta Get h t «ho I The offer of Ëlbort Dyer, o f deh, to givo away *00 aera* o f logged off land to actual settlors whs glow barrios on it is chetóni qqtrie. f, country. fc C * ' Mis* Katharine Colombo, tars for » short time as I H aS, the Dairymgfa's U —«— «• « price was $8.60 at the refineries at Saa Francisco the first of the weak. Nobody is buying to hoard petion of a rise in price new, as as often the case during the war sod after Its d ose-________ In 4iscnasfa|g the Now Orleans milk •trike last summer, Hoard’s Dairy men says, "It proved that the plus’ plan tails to work—that sc sad demand set tbs prise* It says that wtaa a d tp fake Now Or leans, with « 0 * 0 0 inhabitants turning ctap 18*00 gall—a of n day or loss than half a pint tar each man, woman and child, milk moods advertising. The results o f the pubtMly g if— too various war drives for funds in the have convinced many a Thomas that advertising pays. 11 Il ..'5 R oom of democrats are feeling that they should have a party in Coos county. It fa possible. Of oU the papers in the eouaty than is not one that gavo the party support in the Into el eel ever that is not the main need o f the democratic party. What tt well as the republican party is to put candidates and tickets in the field that have the approval o f too people. Then a n taw as —pap that a n so hidebound sad partisan that they will not recognise unques tioned merit in a party's objective.— Myrtle Point American. "ms.!.1 .1 H, ! 1 .1 is facing the die- alternative o f starving or M The silk shirt period no longer is the fot- .T Ho mmwond ted calf being killed for returning fume -M g to the least « f l — v h f a a f the serviee. People who ye liieve -H r- it unto me.” He bought fliven and forgot to pay tike 5 ^ t \. .i.” - ■—------- m lambasting the govern- tat, or the capitalists, or whatnot, sr do it—and but they haven’t yet had to walk tar enough or go hungry enough to ho It Is brought to a realisation that their trouble II— largely within them- selves. But one cen hardly help ¿elves. The wrong viewpoint. Too tolrp i-g that th ey w en afraid that much listening to the mischief mak b y -m u c h - S t a r r i n g babies in ers who w en educated in a lop-sided Europe g ot,m on of the donetione of way and who look with disfavor upon the church people in this — “ *— the general scheme of thing* as it was laid out by the Almighty. Too their own salaries would — much Jass, and too little prayer; a i t f their full belly, and an empty head. What a sick world needs just now Appear to have ta w profoundly ignor is — old fashioned religious revival ent o f psychology. The mars » crons man, or a man enthusiastic for and a baptism o f p—taeoetal fire. A gfsat cause gives, the more ho tittle more regard for the sacredness i to g*yu Thai was illustrated of contract, and then a lot o f self- ■ninisM of rimes among the American denial and intsUip— t expenditure of people, wh— they op—ed their purses both time and money. Kick oat the sociological quacks, for war eharitias. That^H k jt o o n rend the Sermon on the Mount, and —o who gives fn sty will testify- *• ton h—k to work, All will yet be wall ^ - hoes who contribute to the salvage o f - t , babyhood a»d childhood in Burt will ho moss likely to^gtvs taeriy^er SCHOOL TAXES VEST UNEQUAL It «ii—ii that the 2 per cent state bo— niggardly in response to the tax for grade schools in this state, which was approved at t^o primaries gn at appeal that still eoaes fre -hat strick— continent in behalf of last May do— not do all that was hoped o f H, though it has no doubt those little tUidren, "w h o - angel Christ says, "do always behold the kept many schools going that would foes o f my father which la in heaven.” otherwise have boon closed. It is in Wo do not mo— by this, howover practice simply a 2 per cent eouaty that say of the Ms—sd givers to this tax — the properties hi each county for the benefit o f the schools of that ea—e will bo inclined to coatribt freely to the support o f such mis county. . No money raised in any eouaty is spent in any fit her county. fits — «ho eisrgym—, who adopt So it happens that in some conntia* kens. tT ? tg0*$ir taels tar anything that 2-mill tax produo— — much as uplifting or holpfol would bo "to »600 per teacher in the public schools, seek the living among the dead," if while in m m others in produces little more than »100. not to east pearls baton w h a It arould be tar better for the cause of education in the state — a whole FEW WOMEN ELECTED if the 2-mill tax were apportioned on Worn— a n allowed to veto all a more uniform basis and the same right in this country but wh— it amount —id for the average daily at Comes’ to getting the offices the m tendance o f pupils in all the schools a n still sitting pretty tight. In Mas- This ia not a new thought with the Isr school ofllcu" editor. Ia an «astern state, bo labor Tuesday the women a n —id to have ed both In the pro— and in the legis "fared poorly” and at Attleboro, where lature to do away with pot districts a woman was running for mayor, she and pet school« where taxation for received only 84 votes out o f 6*00 schools was practically eliminated in Nor is it much bettor fat the country soma district« and In others becai tt lu g e . With abodt five hundr a serious burden if the school* were si emboss o f congrats, nearly all of. to be kept running. It is not in pro »horn wore elected last fall, one place ductive industry alone that co-opcr only wont to a woman; while with tion fa needed. Wo ought all to be tim e or four thousand mom bo n of willing to help boar each other’s bur state legislatures worn— have w dens in education as well — in grow only 28 plaeas, — about half a legisla ing raisins or in producing butter to r to each state — the average. The newly enfranchised sox cant bo cor pected to get a moiety o f the Office* in LOUT UP NOT DOWN sight or perhaps not m en than a The Harbor published Bist week the •mall percentage o f them but it cer MW»» appeal fer fond* to the people tainly does deserve mors «than it is to make up the deflirit in republican pttHnff - • campaign funds that appeared in the O U * TURN NOW The Harbor is exactly right in in sisting that the state shall fulfill the promisee made Coos county in the law approved by the people in 1217 snd by the Highway Commission being enacted faite laws in this state since as to the construction o f the than they do' in other states. ' If a majority could bo secured for eay road to Roseburg. It says: punk proposition put On the ballot, lowing edito! ini “The H arbor' publishes in plate form an appeal to the people for funds to finance the committee, there being a deficit of $1*00*00. It is urged that those who are financially able send their checks for $1,000. Small checks are not solicited, so it is taken that the treafursr will not be burdened with remittances from this [C WASHER g ì# ¿v — with which wife or mother will greet the : elan Electric Washing Machine suit fa n eomponwd that fa poiao— — * —a ho with« actually arsenical. This fa the staff that Is1 ml erywhere in this county . at all sorts and conditio— . b its way ■ t is tho stuff that the housewife tries to maka fa tie violations of th* law, bnt that fa a minor thing, albeit still, toe a— c— bo bought in many flu can apparatus for all certs o f browing, aad never a pan — but has his pot formula. Ia a Western city s few days ago I saw oi window filled with bottling, m and brewing op—rat— o f all op—ly for sale, qnd basic for the— homo meaoss are the past. It isn’t good «nmefa to w rant the trouble tab— to mqkc it. Commercial moonshine fa net sold -e a c h . It fa a cid — ds of being real w h isk «. tt to sold ia refilled bottl—, with forged i«k*i« aad counterfeited government stamps looks like whiskay, but it ton11, fa pofaop, terrible doath-daaling poL son. Any drinking frtond o f quaintance who has net aessos to a stock o f real whiskey will toll ypa of effects, ranging fro— di no— to coma aad sickness, that have come from tho drinking o f this It fa meet fat evidonois ia tho cities, •nd tho osakara and purveyors o f it are. almost invariably «liens—who made haste to avenue for quick money. Mot tong ago tho official* satesd a great of forged labels — th* lower Side of New York. Thoy wo of good brands o f whiskey that sold before prohibition. They intended fo r b o ttl- o f and were only * tan.«tea o f tho— te use in New York. 8o it fa over the country. Not only that, but bottl— o f —a1 v emptied by steaming o f s corks or by baring hoi— te and refilled with tide stuff, aad sold as o f the original quality. The o f money that has he— paid tar this bog— and baleful whiskey ia this country stem last January fa enor mous. The numb— o f deaths it h— caused eaaaot bo computed, hot tt Is largo. I know o f seven myself. The cas— o f blind— a— 'frsqusat, and the men who took a mt drinks of it and became viol—tty fl» te* to be found in almost every biota. This stuff, w h - taked ta b o ttl- and with forgud labels and ceunter- feited stamps, soils for about the *ame price — real whisky, because nobody with money enough te puy three or four dollars a bottl* f — tt would buy it otherwise, tt fa sold for what it 1«—hootch—to thoeli who won’t or cant pay tho all— ed whis key price; 'and that accounts for a good many police items in tho papers. I f it doesn’t make th* drinker sick it surely will nuke him en sy. Tho man who thinks ho fa baying real whiskey because the bottle and label and the stamps look right fa being eb—ted —v— ttm— out o f ton, pro bably nine times, and the— have be— hundreds o f tragadi— — a eon—- ■ ■ ■ B r il of them. For «very woman know« that this wonderful, labor saving machine ia one of the great boon* to woman A thoroughly practical and sensible gift that to future comfort, health and happiness. M ountain States Pow er - Co. ' Oregon and Repair Shop Acetylene Welding Machine Work Brazing ,w Vulcanizing Battery Service Auto Repairing I have the beet o f M echanic« in my shop, Have your car repaired by ug W e guarantee both labor and satisfaction Phone 611 At Graham’s G arage 'axidermy & Tanning Co. TuMemkta of e l kinds of urimafe and heads. Tan oO classes of fan. Wo moke rugs out of fun oud manufacture all kinds of fur waor. Wo also buy Beor, Mountain Lion, Bobcat and Raccoon hldw. WE PAY BEST PRICES Douglas Gmnty Taxidermy A Tanning Co. P. O. Box 887, Bouoburg, Oregon ■— "■ w i t , i .m g genuine Lotion then he m jot onto! the ordinary kind. SawDer chew,luatu longer '—so boosts leso to chew thia elan of tobeooo. And the good, rich to- baooo tagte gives a world ofaetiataction. Any man who naee the £ * Real Tobeooo Chew will tell yon that. than a thousand, the campaign for subscriptions was a popular one and the Harding administration will sUTt unmortgaged to $h# big financial in teresta. In respect to campaign eon- CU T it a short-cut tobacco ee*eeoeeeeee*s* HOWARD E. COUPER • • Although mo— tain shoop taro boon declared extinct fai western 0 —- tar many years a hard o f from 17 to 20 o f th—o animals has been in southwestern Douglas by W. H. Dirrst, o f Alb— y. The dfacoverey was made ia Nov—i- bor, says the Portland Journal. " iV f l ’ " Instructor in Piano, Harmony, Counterpoint and Form Ansly 0 si*. « Stadia at the hams af Mr. A Lebanon msonshinsr, Zone Han • W alter Bteclair sard, who was glvso hto ehoica bs- 1 P. O. B n W • Phon« W4 : 160 days «* tbs Albany Jail, H u M m would prater to «a n d th* winter in * 0 • e. « * 0 eeeeeeeeeeeooo»* Can on -