For $10. yoa e ta have one “ little invisible guest” at Christmas dinner
and assure some little war-waif of enough food to keep him alive until next
■harvest—
how many children
«raid you save from
starvation?
At U m k o s t 0 « U m bride1* pai
Mr. and t in . Frank R. Jack»«
Spencer Mr«*, this dtp. there
«A m .ei«yi the marriage at Ed
Warner Oliver and Agnes I . Jael
at the how at 4 JO p.
Bandap,
19th. in the preaence of relativ«
the bride. K. A. Dodge, jostle
S m * left for P a^ M dT ttT heM
the «room’s parents. Mondap n
in« o f thie week.
Attorney A. G. Thoapeoa, of
dtp, was called to rmllaml 9m
mornin« to U m baaide of his mo
who is crtieallp ill. Ha rata
home Thursday ae aha was some1
Dae. U —Frederick B. Nicholson
end Olive B. Gindorf, both e f Marsh
field.
Dee.' 2S—Adalbert L. Johnson and
Klisabeth V. Kin«, both e f North
ropean Relief Council
HEBBERT HOOVER, Chairman
M
Movement on Foot to Substitute
Meto-Thorium in Making
Luminous Materials.
.
•err# It exclusively for therapeutic
purposes. If radium is kept tn the
large hospitals and sanitaria for the
relief of malignant dlstsses. It natur
ally will he held Intact. The loanee
from Ita emanation» are to «light that
41 can be used for uenturies without
any appreciable diminution In It*
properties. Aa everything la being
done by the medical profeaalon to con
centrate the »apply tn this way, the
ronaensos .1» that It should be held
where It will da the moat servlet to
humanity.
Causes Heavy Leas.
“If various forms.of radium are em
ployed In the m anufacture of Inmlaoua
paint and for other mechanical pur
poses. there «rill naturally he n heavy
loss e f the element. Watches, decks
or peoknlves on which radium Is
used are likely to he lost, mlxl-tld or
destroyed, when the supply of the ele
ment becomes eu . widely distributed
that the chances fur recovering It
would bn slight
“It happens, however, th a t there are
also manufacturer* of luminous mat«
rial* who are In a position te dertv»
both radium and meao-tborium from
certain minerals, and they are Inclined
to» set aside their radium for medical
MODERN
ta \
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P n b e to C o u rt I t e m
Application has been asade for the
appointment of an administrator of
tha estate of Paul B. Willcut, of
Bridge, who leaves $700 in reel pro
perty and $140" personal. The only
heir is his widow, Laura Willcut.
Lulu Bishop has bean « appointed
«nardian of the estate at OIHe Rep,
Ruby Bap and K ells Rap, eoasistin«
of $400 ia real property.
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CLEANING
SERVICE
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BiHHr r M u
of opinion In the medical profession
aa to the value ef radium le the treat
ment e f maladies, there la much to In
dicate th a t It and radlo-actlvs tub-
stances generally have an Important
pert In the practice of the healing a r t ”
Dr. Miner also described a t length
them late situations they are sot pre
pared fur, and they either rebel or
collapse under the strata of situations
beyond th eir ability. Be the only m m
thin« ta dn le te m inister to thorn aa
they con ataud end lut réso lu come
laterally.
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Graham & Son’s Garage
Coquille Service Station, Inc.
Coquille Garage, H. E. Conrad,
Coquille,, Oregon
Coquille, Oregon
ullle, Oregon