The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 06, 1922, Image 2

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JANUARY fi, 1922.
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Changes in Budget
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At the Budget meeting last Friday
the county court stopd put on the ac­
tion token by tbe Budget Committee
a month before in refusing to make
John Scott Pat Two Ladies any provision for the County Agent J. H. McCloskey Receives $3,000
Off Hia Porch Wed-
and the home demonstration agent
On the Coquilk). Valley ' ;
during
the coming year.
M f i f c j r p . M . ¿ ,-
Creamery Here
A very large number of people in
the county are greatly disappointed by
J. H. McCloskey, who sold the Co-
the action of the county court in cut­
church here went to the ting out the county ageitto.
quiUe Valley Creamery hare a year
te aee about securing th at
the Oregon Dairymen’s
The budget was modified, however,
s-m» ' « 3 !
tor Rev. Mr. Goss, the new by raising U m salary of Archie Walk
« here by
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bookkeeper in the tax collection I $10,000 on time, a couple of days ago
Rev. John
irtm ent of the Sheriff’s office from
on
' \'£ jM
Ï.M £
had filled the pulpit for a $lfi0 a month as proposed to $169.3$ a
weeks previously had indicated
of Geo. Leach, cashier, I» your’s interest on the $10,000 and
hs did not intend to vacate the from $126 to $140 a month. Also the I $2,000 was to pay 20 per cent of the
which^djoins the church and salary of Deputy Sheriff Sam Male- I principal according to contract.
Sarah Jayes and Mrs. Georgia horn from $126 a month as proposed
Aa he expected to receive no fur-
end were talking with Mrs. in the tentative budget to $160 a I there payments from the League now
•bout the g u tte r, tolling her
■nth.
that it has ceased to function, and to ■0 - .
they had secured some furniture
The allowance of $1200 for overtime hove to toko the property back for
the Scotta could use in a
Mrk to the tax collector’s office was the deferred payment, he was both as-
house If they would vacate
allowed to stand without change.
toniahed and gratified to receive this
when
the
dep
b g ysm sst
,
rushed out? using,
Now Plant Here
, words that were not m
The chlorination
eacher, and put both ladies
reply to my article in
Sentinel of December 16th. Ho i
off by saying, “Mr. Beyers, the
ty Assessor, sees fit to rip ms
He most surely misconstrued tl
teat of my article as I did I
to rip him up, but to shot
which I did, and as he does
to be satisfied will show him up a 1
River from the forks to ■ grg. .'«£* '
aid. and
He says, “Will try and state the
Catching ¿lough to Pal » s te e r creek.
rere dealgnatad a facta in this m atter.” That was all he
year, but tha fifth did do, was try, but never stated the
hnd sixth are reads such for the «ret facta. Judging from hia article,
is on« of two things the matter
for
our worthy Commissioner. His trol­
ley is slightly twisted, or he has
rudder. I am inclined to bel
be lost his rudder in
H is
eo e-
marsh while locating tha North
snd la*
d, or perhaps it was when %
feet a t imminent risk of Ufa and
of that road slid back into the
tad Mrs Richmond
om whence it came.
w are Injuries.
.
O ur Dear Commissioner, :
The ladies then swore out a w arrant
In this
end go alow; that which you see |
tost Mr. Scott for assault in Jus-
you, yon do not beh<
Stanley’s court and Deputy
i you do, upon the
Malehdrn want down snd arrasted
s of an inevitable void and
The ladies did not appear to
tog tote the depths of the Be
but aaid if Mr. Scott would
Slough marsh, cogitating the profun-1
the parsonage, they would let
of
dity of the yet to be, it is (a road) yet |
• drop.
it is not (g road). Therefore Why?
While Mr. and Mrs Seott w in
Pause again, do net
town the ladies, with some as-
you advance; you think
carried alf of the preacher’s
you are not, (Ruler of Coos County),!
cross the street and
therefore you occupy a position you
i in tha Geo. Robinson
do not hold.
did not aot them out
the rain, aa has bo
to the fir
hree appraisers on the valuation |
board before yfiu w
building on North Henry street
and Where ;
i the Church of God holds Ha
a third appraiser being put to I
the field, I do aot understand. (Must |
beau arrested for the be having a pipe dream). A fter
I bad started the survey-of farm |
H waa found that it was
ACTED AS
SANTA CLAUS
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IsLJSdñfé:
COUNCIL
DOINGS
the League the following editorial
front Wednesday’s Portland Journal
fhrnlshc* some light:
Co. apparatus, for $«00, la o '«face
been eut to $*000.
i Gorst A King, of North Bend, offer
to furnish a Keo spoedwagon, equipped
aa waa tha flrat Are truck a t North
Bend, for $2896.7$. ‘
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i . The American LaFrance oempany
offer a truck body equipped, which can
this
which would
i piste cost in
ad such gov
a burden to
this ction of Oregon
realise and feel
of Federal
of this road
a certified copy
the Clerk of this
hereof ha ee
of Agricolture
cotart to the
of the U. S. Reri
a t Portland, Oregon,
one copy to the Oregon Stato Highway
copy fo r the
Dated a t Coquille, Cora
Oregon, this 6th duy of January, 1$
Oats $1273 la
to keeping my eye open during the
duy, Mr. Youkam has never ta u g h t ma
asleep, but perhaps he might if he
worn a little more sociable and passe
into my office once in a while, especial­
ly to get information about valuation
of proparty, Instead of im agining.
what they are, or from hear-say, and
then peddling them all over the coun­
ty. Laud a helping hand Instead of
being a knocker.
T ratte Officer C. C. Williams to hia
annual report for the ntate months of
th e year U f i , in which the paved
highway between Coquille and M arsh­
field bas bara to operation, says he
has made 7« arrotos, »"d th et the
total am ount of Anee
thorn he bas arrested was $127$. Tha
largato fine was $$00, aad there was
another of $100 aad another of
From th a t they range down to $2.
Only four fines w ire imponed in April,
the number running up to 7 in Moy,|
7 to June, 10 to July and 1$ to A ug­
ust, which was the peak. There
4 arresta to September, T la October,
fi to November and 4 to
Tha council overruled the objection
to thf proposed assessment for the
Ninth street improvement and adopted
ordinances establishing snd levying
the assessment on th a t street and oa
Third street between Taylor and Moul­
ton.
Tfee snore cost of th e Ninth
street improvement is $1,174.71, and
o f . t i e Third stradi improvement,
1709.16.
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The city treasurer’s annua] report
was read and ordered published. It
appears on pag* ata of this issue.
The recorder was authorised to em­
ploy assistance whenever he found it
neeassai’y on stenographic woik.
tM Dalry-
league have taken what lb, an­
te s circumstances, the wise course.
Their decision not to sell tho
league’s plants for junk is merely
good business. But their further de­
cision to soli the plants only to dairy-
to the localities whereto thd
plants are located la an act of pro­
tection to the dairy industry.
The plants to question were bought
>y the league with preferred stock.
On the books of the league the
plants are valued a t $416.000, which
fa r above their value, for they
over-appraised in the begin­
ning, a»d prices of , I
are much below tbe
which should havs governed a t the f
time of original purchase.
A fifth at the preferred stock used
to buy the pUnto has been retired
That M to aay, the original owners
have received a fifth of the money
promised them on a basis of inflated'
/rinse. The tra s h e s pew ask these --------
to . take back their plants
tnd return to tha league a t par the
preferred stock outstanding.
Thoy
• sill thus have their plants and toum
-
noney. The transaction will leavq
hem somewhat ahead of the gum*.
At the same time the cheese and but-
r factories will be left to hand* of
Jahrymea or those friendly to the
ntoresto of the producers. In the
meantime new organisation can be
nitiated, and the plants, a t a fair
mpitalization, can be included in the
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new deal, provided the dairymen act
rith sufficient promptness to eontro-
•eft a plant buying campaign a t
empting prices which those opposed
o them might Uunch.
i ’ s
Ave months with the general land of­
fice, meet of the ttoM on detail work
The following letter has been made
in the field. Up there near the Arc­ .mblic by the Kamtuck Inlet Con
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tic circle they play their base ball ity Cleb:
gasses in the summer well towards To the several commercial dubs of
midnight and the middle e t the days
Coos county:
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are hotter there than they are here. Gentlemen:
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Mr. Hoffman says th a t the comple­
At the regular meeting of the Ken-
tion of the standard gauge railroad ode Community Club vote of thanks
into Fairbanks next summer will was gtvsn you for the assistance you
menu a rapid development of central lav* the farm ers in their fight to
H. This AU*“ " * « •
00 rren P«1* retain the county agent and home
since
*ku" ksra 1,1
Coqnille valley, demonstrator,
er when I ^
expected that an oil boom I Gentlemen, you have won a place
Va„ for M P k it tha pontoeular of tower Alaska | B the heart of the club and although
'next spring, as m any wells are to be we lost, we pledge «you to work for
to w hat geologists | the upbuilding of our splendid county
Arrnated Tot No* Support
Lato June a blind indictment wi
returned by the Cora county grand
jury against M erritt T. HID, but he
was not located until recently, when
th e sheriff’s office learned he wuoJffi
Portland. Deputy Sheriff Sam Mai
horn w ent to Portland Uto week on a
The eompUint
by hie wife
a t this d tp , and
, J bora. Hill
r j»u.
, os toi
Stas tha lib e rty
No. M,
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I men who hove large milk bill« ¿till
I due for » m e month« past, naturally
I will hope to get something oat of
those deferred payments al»o. Wheth­
er the director* in settling up th a a f ­
faire of the League propose to pay out
on the factory plant* they pnchdsed,
we are not advised, though statem ents
have been published during the past
month that they Intended to do M.
K. C. BMridge, who wae m anager
of the League fe r some time previous
I to the vote to dissolve it, announces
that he ie coming down to Caoe coun­
ty aeon to consult with our dairymen
and see what plans can be formed for
the future. One dairyman M ia us tha
.«ague owe* him |700 fo r milk and
hare ere perhaps doaens of others
vho will want to see what he will be
¿Me to do towards paying those ac-
the
Club.
a t any ma
the Liberty
worth while I on
for a line-up of high-1 During tee year 1921, Sheriff El-
as much as $S00|ly entertaining programs.
‘"THKllingsen informs us tbe Tax Collection
Itoity daring the I WOMAN GOD CHANGSD" i. o n . of {office has been run a t less expense
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