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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1921)
Ü 1 1 X ’> , At New High School Saturday’s Rejoicing U niversal-O ver 5,- | ferryb oat, R o o sevelt fo r the fe rry between North Bend and G lasgow on 000 People Here That Day.—Big | the north side o f Cooa Bay was le t to Kruse ft Banks an th eir bid o f gest Event in County’s History 1110,800. Judge W eda estim ates that I The Parade Waa Mila and a Half the total coat o f the RooseVeKrwhcn the m achinery has been Installed w ill tion parade at 2 o'clock last Satur day afternoon was the largest and be between $18,060 and $16,000. A lex McLeod was awarded the con beet event o f its kind ever staged in tract fo r the dredgin g o f Projects Coos county and w e doubt i f it has No. 2 and 8 on B eaver Slough. Thu j ever been surpassed in the state, out called tkt The People o f the W hole Coq A rtistic floats, work on P roject No. 1 is nearly done, side o f Portland. la g to order, and w ith a few end w ill require only 10 days to fin beautifully decorated cars, tpnicsque prin t* rem arks concerning the Making the Occasion a ish. portaaet o f th * event, introduced AU Represented Unique Floats. tha « if » » « * ii| 1| The bid fo r clearin g the rig h t o f I and did m qre to T . M orrison, chairm an o f tike bo w ay o f the N orth Bank road below tho wonderful success it o f d ireftors, who presided. Another 50-60 Offer T ra vellin g Beaver Slough a t $160 an acre was any other one featu re. A fte r th * invocation by Bov. A . B. The C oos Bay-Coquille $ W h ile the m — hers e f the highw ay men, who cover tho state, nay they rejected. Pendleton, the H igh School Glee commission did not enter in to fu rth er H ighw ay Celebration here last The three bids fo r clearin g the I have never seen its equal and H ap Club, * f seven g irls , sang vary details as to fu tu re highw ay con righ t o f w ay e f th g Coquille-Bandan I peared to strike th * thousands o f ly , T h a W anderer’s G reetings,1 struction in Coos county w hile hero, te a t purely Coes county event that road from Bander to Bear Creek I visitors unanimously aa tha perfect M m . Helen S perry a t the piano. they publicly expressed them selves as over happened. The attendance h er« were a ll rejected. I com pletion o f a stupendous undertak T h * seventh and eighth grade g irls intend in g t# g o the lim it in sid in g our on that day is variously estim ated at' N otice o f the lettin g e f a contract I ing. M ay-pole w inding waa a . beautiful And w hile the Coquille fo r the gradin g o f the Boeeburg high-1 d rill in which tha lH ti* folk s wound w ay from Bandoa to Bem ote, a die-1 having charge o f th * and unwound tho tanee o f ten m iles, w as ordered ed-| ire deserving o f unstinted praise fo r sB tho tim e fat perfect vertieed. I its success, H could not havo ap stop. • A lso bids fo r the dredgin g o f Ken-1 proached the lim its H reached had H B efore introducing tho othor tuck Sclugh, the contrast to be le t I not boon fo r the most hearty bars on tha program , Mr. •ration and assistance from a l th * the first o f Jana. mad* a tow roasarks about )th er cities in th * county. Marsh m atters. Tha cost o f th * building, and some o f our c Hi sens devoting field, N orth Bend, Bandoa and M yr ho said, was $68,17240. A th eir tim e fo r tw o weeks to tasking tle Poin t w ar* there a fu ll 100 par t it science departm ent is to ba ¡added preparations fo r it. The result w ag cant, and even B ridge had this year and a manual train in g de a fine illustration o f w hat taam w ork jentativa, which had to - partm ent next year. H * also stated w ill do. And H was. not alone team tho mud. I t was not a local celebra th at ha is not a candidate fa r re work hero in Coquille but in the whole tion. Tho en tire county participated el act ion in Jam and ad via ad th at e f The Sentinel this week has to M arshfield, North A boat fiv e o’clock last night Coun county as w all. md felicita ted on* another in tha fo r t ba made to aocur* tho consent chronicle one o f the most heart-rend ty Cloak Bunch reported to the coun com pletion o f tho firs t link o f our o f soma on* to aorvo who la qualified The petition’for this road was filed ing narratives Its editor ever penned. network o f highw ay* to be. ty court that aha had carefu lly chock not only represented by a general fo r this mo* ed over the petitions fo r a read boqd turn out of their .cKisens but con. April 7, 1880. The viewers were ap- It occurred at the home o f Mr. and T o attem pt a description o f a ll fo r * tha election is hold. Mrs. Pau l' Lam son ht the northeast election referred to her by the court tributod to the spectacle in a aray that pointed April 16, 1880, met May 18, the floats and ears in th * r t ~ i f i is M rs. Gertrude part o f the city at K o'clock Tuesday the previous day, which contained will not soon be forgotten, furnish- 1880, and filed their report July 1, im possible, w orthy as called upon and rendered tw o vocal evening when th eir little throe- about 1060 names. She reported that big some of the boot floats In the 1880. o f special mention. But there a n a selections in a very pleasing and an months old baby was fa ta lly scalded she had found « fo r 1,000 names o f p* '* d*’ a William Hall, county surveyor, few which must be described. joyablo manner. Such a response as the cK iw w c# Died hie report, July 1, 1880. It by the overturning o f a percolator registered and legali/ qualified votare T h * parade form ed on T aylor J. A . Ahnack, form erly superin on the petitions, though there w ere these towns and of the neighboring .hawed that E. A. Anderson worked filled w ith steam ing hot coftoo. The street and tha separate entries, which tendent o f tho C oquill* schools,' — —j. — y . 8 g ( ^ y in the lift country made to the invHatioa Co- i 0 day, snd received $20; T. M. Her- had been banked on Second and H all, than introduced to make the where the voters had neglected to quillo extended on this occasion will nuul worksd g day* ^ from Fuhrm an's corner around to tho tary addraee. H e made a vary 17 d .y i aBd ita tft th© number oi th oir ©l©ction do much to cement kindly fooling and | i8; W. R. Getty CHy H a ll, fo il to lino ns th eir tarn a rly and inter estin g talk to cordial relations in entiro county, received $84; Holm fieimor worked 11 cam * and moved sm oothly and w ith class attention waa paid b y Me i d tjtu n d rocolvwl 822 . « . Benron psasiaian up flsoond street a le a g tho tom . H o ask quitted herself In the teak W k n d 4 days had received $8; J. W. Una o f m u k y . w ' -r,- *- being dedicated alm ost daily, that It took, attention is caUod to tha eon- /udd work#d , d« y, and received $12; P o le w in c the m arshals and th * is only a va ry fa w communities where gratulations voiced by the Coes Bay w worked 2 days and rs- playing w ith tho hitby w he tana hs a band came seven Sudsbakers contain a splendid high way, such as w e have Umes, which we olaowharo reproduce. ceiyed M , AII mi Urquhart worked 4 basket beside her whan the accident ing Gov. O lcott, M ayor Ham ilton, her* now, could bo dedicated on* day The fruition of such an undertak- ¿ .y i and received $8; James HiU happened. There was an avsn on tho the members o f the axecutive than 20 nor m ore than 40 days from and a fin * school building th * oil stove end tha percolater a t the ing as the building « f a paved coa- worked 5 dayt ^ racaiv#d |w tha filin g o f tho petition. Tha court m itt**, t ii* State H ighw ay H e took tin highway aigbteep m iles in Charles CoUier worked 2 days and ra- end o f it i Tho oven had ju st been sion party, th * county court, then made an order providin g fo r an signs o f a g n a t fu tu re fo r CoquiUp. taken o ff tho stove when the perco adjourmont until M ay 10 to take up * * * 1 $4; Wm. Hall, Surveyor, work- and councilman o f Coos county cHioa, H * spoke of th* first school MM and rtctirud geo; Wm lator fe ll in tho basket sp illin g Its tha m atter and directing D istrict Coqullle valley will form one of tbs ^ i 6 ^ aid tim e residents and other prom which waa buUt over on Cunningham boiling contents on the baby's boast, 60 m ile, at 10 cents A ttorn ey Fish er meanw hile to pre rroateet mUeatone. in cur county s Hall inent cititens. in 1867 and prophesied that while the covers o f the thing rolled mUe |6.00. Total, $203.00. pare a form al call fo r tha bond elec liatory. It is the first highway of ^ In the order in which they appear new liv in g m ight aas this now odifle* Iw o ways on the floor. ^ , these f u tion th at had bean asked. I t was re his kind to bo constructed in south- ed tho fo llo w in g w ere tho presenta replaced by another and The baby’s basket is said to have cited In this order that «hare having — " Oror>" — heightened whim Mr. Sherwood J J tions: Addressing h im »sIf to th * younger raen r . c . boon throe or fou r fe e t from tho bean 8039 votes cast a t last fa ll’s msth of Tillamook county. It moans ^ ^ two of Scotch K iltie , mounted. member? o f his sudienco, «sp ecially T. M. Hormann, who stove; no one touched it before H election fo r the candidate fo r Jus nuch la the d ev.lop m .n tof Coos Deni„ t ^ Dan B arklow , with U s sta g* coach* tha students, ho 'to ld thorn that ounty and of tho entire section south were OB th( pUtformi to stand aa I fe ll, though a ja r tvhen the oven was and four. tice o f tho Supremo Court, 610 voter* schoris can not bo dedicated by ware required to stake a petition fo r if tho Sinalaw ,nd oi **** f 0** he read their names. Chaa. Collier removed m ay have been tho cause i f Tw o Coquille H igh School floats. word i, only Ly deeds, by good hard ** ohje«k1eeeon of the ta ltU, , resident of CoqullU( but its fa llin g. That H should ovor have an election effective; and that there Marohflald d&nVcipal float. w ork and by those inspired w ith high so far aa wo are aware the only other gone so fa r seems to be incredible but being an ex coos o f that number o f j isnefita of better roads, w c wi G lasgow F o rty, N orth Bond float. purpose-* and lo fty ideals. In this the lrnt who i. still living the fa ct, alas, is unquastionabls. sign eri to the petition fo r a road ■muro their building throughout thie pionear N ew H otel, N orth Bond float. building they are to bo angagod in The funeral services took place at Anderson, of Marshfield, bond election in this county, the em tory with ovor incroeaing mil.- i§ E A Band on municipal float. m astering thaw future, not in the u d hJ the home a t 2:30 W ednesday and court would a t aa adjourned m ooting go untU, m on. of tho spmkor. «id , f. th^ . inlaW( of Judff# ^ Ban don boosters on fo o t boaring m ere study o f mathem atics, history, i, very nearly $0 years of age. Wm. ware conducted by Rev. A . B. Pen hugs banner inscribed “ A-bandon-ed on Tueaday, M ay 10, taka action in ro havs a freight and passenger ete., im portant a* thssom ay bo. Their Hall, then surveyor, was tho father dleton. compliance w ith tha request o f the >ot at every mans door. by the sea.” aim should ba It was early in tha morning when of Jud<, John ^ who ba| iarved The young parents are, o f course, M yrtle Poin t municipal float. caas alone, but tha true success o f •ople began to pour into Urn city, |Q mMy „ a count offlciaL distracted with g rie f. The funeral CoqOiUe B ridge, municipal fleet. life which is tha realisation o f so li nd tho barricade at tha point where Mr ¿Jrwood wondered how far took place on the anniveroay o f their Junior M issionary Society, Coquille in aarviea. he Smith-P-wcr. logrin gro^dcro«^ ^ ^ te . road wedding one year ago. Am ong tho float. Th e groat h istory o f this country, a tha highway on the waet i<tee of now; alao how many signors o f tho card o f thanks below M yrtle Poin t W om an’s Club float. declared M r. Ahnack, is to ba w rit to tell Hs randera how delighted ha are tw o grandmothers and a groat MMHcoma Club float. ten on th * Pacific coast, and ha urged was w ith his recant visit to Cooa grandm othcr o f the child, His name “ ®c0CT ____ r>1__ . .. viewers or chainmen for $2 a day. C oquill* H igh School A tU o tk s his young haarors to county which also happens to have When OmmgMr Ofcott ori the ^ Cheirmen R. A. Booth, was W alter Lamaon. flo a t * selves that th ey m ight b* fu lly «quip bean his first. Ha saya ha enjoyad The sym pathy o f tho whole com iro. member, of the Stete H*hway CommUsion. remark- L. O. O. M. and Lagionairos float ped to take their part in n u kin g it. ovary minute o f it and was vastly munity goes out to the afflicted fam ily and marchers. Ha cloaad w ith an appreciation o f pleased to moat tho people down here iifith is terrib le bereavem ent. R oyal N eighbor* flo a t M yrtle 1 « • * * * . ” rotorring to th. fact I the invitation to b * present and ax as w ell aa to aa* this M yrtle land. P o in t pressed g n a t pleasure a t having bean Coos couAty and southwestern O re Card o f Thanks M yrtle Poin t schools, showing old h©rt. gon has a charm e f Ha own, the Gov- W o tako this means to tender our ind new methods. M rs. H a rriett 8. Macs, aa alw ays h eartfelt thanks to tho kind friends Cooa Bay Iron W ork*. when ah* sings, delighted her audi and neighbors who aided us in ovary A llen ft Lew is, P referred Stock ence w ith a vocal solo, w ith M rs. M. possible w ay, a fter th * calam ity, flo a t M arshfield. O. Hawkins a t tho piano. which took from us th * babe so dear Graham’s G arage, CoquQU. Chaa. A . Howard, who was fo r six to us all.— M r. and Mrs. W . P . Lam - Musson’a T ran sfer Co., Coos Bay. years superintendent o f our city son; M rs. Joseph W yan t; Mr. and Gorot A K in g, Boo and Dart ca n , oehoola and now occupies a sim ilar Mrs. C. C. Lennon, and fa m ily ; Mrs. Cooa Bay. ^ tha Columbia H ighw ay. Ho told how position a t M arshfield, was tho next N . C. M endenhall; M r. and Mrs. Dick H illstrom TransportftJon On* t nearly completed the Pacific H igh Wood and fa m ily; M r. and M rs. H ar trucks, Cooa Buy. way was, only 80 m iles rem aining Ha recalled a m eeting a t Boeeburg ry Hampton and fa m ily; M r. and Mrs. Freshman Class, CoqufUe H . S. to bo paved and that already gra vel some y e a n a go w ith Bav. C. H. Cap W yant, Ernest W yant and Bay H enry L o n a x flo a t Coquille. ed, w hile the Columbia highw ay was Cleaves, a t one tim e pastor o f th * W yant. Cooa B ay Service Station. also finished from the coast aw ay in M . E. church, South hero. A a both Pacific F ru it ft Produce Co., Marsh to eastern O regon; and said tha next tha preacher and the teacher w ere in field. To CoBsidtr Toll Rate* two main projects to be taken care the itinerant class, on com paring Hancock’ s G rocoteris, Coquille. looked worn and dilapidated, was still o f w ere the D allea-C alifornia high On W ednesday o f next week the notes they agreed that am ong a ll th * H ale M usk Co., M arshfield. w ay and the road from Boeeburg Public Service Commission o f Ore places in which they had lived, there strong and serviceable. M cG eorge G ravel C o , M arshfield. waa one which held a p ro m in e n t The contrast between the old coach down through this va lley and south gon w ill hold a m eeting a t the court Union OQ C o , Coos Bay. posKion in th eir eette»atlon"and to and th * new waa strik in g; but there to the C aliforn ia Una. AU roads lead bouse here, a t 9:30 a. m. to consider T h * Hob, M arshfield. was no prouder man in Coquille that to Portland, he declared, so’th e com th* application o f th * Cooa and Cur which th ey alw ays had and alw ays Coos fe y Roofing ft Supply Co. would Wok back a s home, however, day than Uncle Dan Barklow when, pletion o f this road would mean a ry Telephone company fo r permission Uberty Theatre, Coquin*. greater Portland, when H was com fa r they m ight wander. And forfta ch to increase telephone rentals in Co w ith th * Governor perched on the N oble Theatre, M arshfield. pleted. A ll, too, would lead to Co quille, when com man battery service high seat beside him and th * com o f them the place th ey thus honored Fuhrman’s Pharm acy, Coquille. quille, and this would mean n greater and to which th eir hearts w e n aa is furnished. m issioners in th * body o f th * vener K ern-G ifford, Coo* Bay. constant as th# needle to tho pole able vehicle he drove into town and M artin Candy C o , M srshfisld. met th * celebration com m ittee a t th* waa our lH tio cHy o f C oquille E. H. M erlin, Dodgn Bros, cars, course, th# audlssw# waa M r. How-1 H ighw ay Commission w ill IplH 60-60 I Sentinel corner, Mawhftald. ard’ s a fte r th at to load w here ho with Cooa eounty on oithor a gravelled | H waa now a fter ten o’clock and S. M. N osier, Coquille. would. road from tho Douglas eounty lino the program o f th * day began w ith a Coquille Service Station. H i* talk than turned to tha teach- to Coquill# or a d irt road a ll tha w a y ! concert by the band when a ll repaired tag of Am erican ism In th* sehoaU to Bandoa, at tho oottotr1« option. I to th * city Myrtle Wood G rove and (Continued on tenth paga) (Continuad ou i 0 FULL STORY OF DAY’S FESTIVITIES B A B Y SC ALD ED T O D EATH ELECTIO N T O - BE C ALLED w e* " - " i “ «« S Tb . -.¿Jr»