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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1922)
FRID AY , APRIL 21. E v e n t« in th e C ity a n d E. B. Petoreo«, o f North Bead, was Wm. Hull, o f th* Standard Oil Co., a Coquille visitor Wadnamlay. le ft Wednesday evening fo r Portland Andrew Landles la to b* leader o f on a w ish’s vasation. Th« opening tof to* baseball season there probably th* band ju st organised at Power*. had something to do with hi* going Doris Emery has basa quits iU toe oast weak or tea days with typhoid at this tima. Dr. O. W . Lash*, eataopathie phy •Man, will ha at Coquill* Tuesday, . 1:46 to 4:00. •tor*. in a ll the th Phone 48J Mrs. Ireland loft this mornin Mr*. H. N. Butler ea rn up delegate from the M. E. Epv Prosper today and leaves this si League to attend tha D istrict fa r Ashland. w orth League convention to be R. E. Johnson loft in Roacburg from the evening o f the m orning on a week’s business trip to Slat to 22rd o f A pril. [leases quickly aad skillfully repaired. B Optical repairs o f all while yon watt. Giai fitted, l y Y. B. WOsoa, tot.” Coquill*, Oregon. W * sell the geauto the genuine Ford FH Gardner’s Garage. Frank Burkkolder c day from Bugan* return there t6asarrow. Highway Commissioner John B A J. Sherwood returned Monday Yoon, Engineer W . E. Chandler and from a vlait to his fathar-in-law , B. Mr. Peterson wore in town this mom ing fo r a few minutes. They took C. Rogers, on Coo# Hear. the Charm fo r Bandon before anyone Dr. and Mrs. V. L. Hamilton wi had a chance to interview over to the Bay Monday night to at MV. and Mrs. Bradley T yrrell, o f tend th* Cherry Blossom balk Detovaa. Mich., com* in Inst Satur A . T. Bolden went np to North day fa r a few days’ visit with Mr. Bend, Lakeside and Raadsport on and Mrs. R. A . W em ich. They left business trip to* first o f the weak. Wednesday evening fo r homo. Mrs. Dr. W . H. Vos* will be at Baxter Tyrrell is a cousin -of Mm. W em ich. Hotel Wednesday, April 26th, fitting J. B. Bedingfleld, form erly tha prin glass** find general office practice. cipal o f tha Parkersburg school and a world War veteran, is Sand to* Sentinel to eastern M ends Hemstitching don* while yon wait plating a law course at W illamette at Maybell* Ford’s MBUnary, university and expecta to locate at Bandon fo r th* practice o f his profes- st Let all who can plan tq attend the “ G et-together" sapper o f th* Coquill* Jnotice J. J. Stanley says th* past Commercial Club next Friday ev tw* months have been the longest “dry spall” ha has aver had in th* ening. . However, the “Teniae did what everything else m arrying business. failed to do.” Thousands have said drouth was broken this weak when it. So will you. Fuhrman’a Phar four couples called on him to tia tha ‘ tot. macy. A pril first a son was bom to Mr. Found, on Second street tola ing, a lady’s agate pin. Owner can and Mrs. Carl Gloss, o f Portland. obtain same at this office on payment Mrs. Gloas was form erly Mias Char lotte McDonald and grew np in this o f 26 cents city. The baby is th* first son bom Reedaport plans to have a team in in either th* McDonald or Gloas fam ths Coo# county baseball league this as. year— which is more than aoam Coos Children o f the Culbertson fam ily county cities will do. „ at Bandon recently found ton bogus Swiss Braealot Watches fifty-oant pieces hidden underneath grades * f American W atches skilfully Sidewalk there. Th* coin* were pat repaired. V. R. W ilson, “The W atch in circulation before they were found maker.” CoquiHe, Ore b e so g n a and' caused quit* a stir at that pines. Rev. John Scott in ho expects to rem ove from Coquille Lorin Sehroedar, president o f the aa soon aa th* roads will perm it auto student body o f CoquiUe Ugh school, travel out over th s rang* to w onted that U gh school at tha burg. first annual conference o f the Oregon High School Studsnt Body Presidents O r- and Secretaries Association at tha raraity o f Oregon, A pril 14 and 16. Wm. Oddy announces ths aala, in S t through U s agency, o f the A M. g lw property, a block weot o f the J. S. Lawrence home, to A D. PulfonL Th* latter expects to make it U s home and is bringing U s two Teniae Is the result o f year# of boys down from M yrtle Point to live •tody, experimentation and reeoarefe with Urn. by some o f tha world’s greatest chemists. Hence it* m erit. Fuhr- man’s Pharmacy. wW be a* Cpiec Sunday aa le v . A W . Ball ont o f town. J. A . lam b aad L . H. Ilaaord went over to Marshfield yesterday to bring over a Studabakar 1922 Special. It la on* o f th* fin sat looking cars over brought to Coquille. Ernest Anderson, aged 27 year*, ranched o f Haynes Inlet, is at Mercy hospital in a serious condition as a result o f being shot Wednesday a f- tenoon by Constable P. W . Goodman who, with two fedeal officers, was making a search Ipr a still. The shooting took place near the residence o f Per* Peterson, who Uvea not fa r aw ay from the Anderson place and near the Paterson Landing. The constable states that he had told Anderson he was' under arrest and that Anderson ran. The officer says he fired feveral tim es over An derson’s head before the bullet he fired st him took affect. Anderson at the hospital Thursday morning told b is story in which he claims the facts to be entirely d if feren t ' He says he did not ate Good man and that h* turned to talk to Peterson behind him when ha was shot and did not know anything more until he regained consciousness. He claims be did not run. The shooting took plaee near a small house in which were found two stUls in operation, together with mash and liquor. Anderson and Pare Peterson approached the place when Constable Goodman and on* o f the federal officers were there. The wounded man was brought by Dr. Phil J. Kaiser to M ercy hospital at North Bend and attended by him and Dr. Russell R eiser. The latter stated that Andaman’s condition was, o f course, serious but that ha regard ed his chances were one o f dying to nine o f living. Anderson fires shot hi Hw back. Fred Sample is the new bowling champion o f Coquille. Tuesday ev ening he rolled a perfect score until the last ball, when lie knocked over nine o f Hie ten pins, giving him a mark o f 299. Three hundred is a score that but few o f the thousands o f bowler* in the country have ever attained. Fred’s record is one that will probably stand untouched in Co- quill*. Several A n tra Sold Among the recent automobile pur chases in Coquille was that o f Lynn A. Parr, who purchased a Studebak- er Special from Lamb A Johnson; J. D. Ben ham and John A . Sailor, who purchased Chsvrolets, L. E. Tatars, a Buiek Four, and Jerry B iggs who bought a now delivery truck. The last fou r ware sold by Ban Currie, who has ths agency fo r those two ears far Coquill* sad M yrtle P oin t Five new member« were received at the Presbyterian church her* last Sunday, on* by latter and four on confession o f faith. They ware Mrs. Mary Jan* Johnson, bettor known as Grandma Johnson, Mr*. Mary J. No watting far your hemstitching Achenbach, Charles Oerding, Jean whan token to Ronai* W alker’s M il Young and Eleanor A . Folsom.* linery Stef*. Service and nest work Mrs. Tillie Ben ham, a form er resi to our m otto. Lot no coo vine# yon. dent o f . Coquille, who went up to Dewey Jackson, 26 years o f age, Portland about top years ago to was brought over from Marshfield make bar home, has been visiting this week and lodged in ja il to serve hare this week. She has spent the out his sentence o f 80 days fo r having winter in Myrtl* Point with relatives, liquor in his possession. and leaves today fo r Portland. A . T. Bold on has conclued to quit Miss Hsxel McGee, who w as on* o f walking and rid* as most o f th* rest the Sentinel fore* prior to her remov o f th* people do, and has purchased al to Portland last spring, came down "a Ford coupe and will henceforth here Wednesday fo r a visit with har stop on the gas whan h* is in a burry. old friends. She has bean m ost o f Two teaspoonsful o f Tanlac in a the time since she went np there little water taken three times a day connected with printing or near ju st before meals will mak* you eat printing shops, fo r a while having bettor, feel bettor, sleep bettor and had charg* o f a multigraphing es work batter. Fuhrman’a Pharm acy. tablishment. Coming to the Liberty Theatre next Tuesday and Wednesday "TH E LOVE FLOW ER.” W ords o f to* moat superlative degree have not bean found 6» express in adequate A Foot . . . (B fj Demonstrator from Chicago Coming to our Store Monday, May 8 This man to specially trained by The Scholl M fj. C o. In die method o f extending foot com fort originated by the eminent authority D t. W m . M . Scholl, and will make • special demonstration o f Dr Scholls Jvoi Comfort Appliances W e invite you to make a special effort to call during * his visit and I cam from him how thousands o f people w ho have suffered from corns, callouses, bunions, nred aching feet, fallen arches or cramped toes have been benefited by t hese remarkable inventions, for remember, there to • Dr. Scholl Foot Comfort Appliance or Remedy for every foot trouble. H ave a Pedo-graph Print made o f your fo o t W ith this new device, perfected by Dr. Wm. M. Scholl; a good «bar print o f tha stockinged fboc is Instantly obtainable, k register« your foot meseurrniena and to a great help in «elect* tog me ^proper type shoe tec your faon By in use c o m a tho* Pedo-graph F oot Prints F ree Com e in Anytim e Hudson s Drug Store Coquille, Oregon Osteopathy Adjusts THE MACHINE W E CALL “TH E BODY" The body is Hke a w onderfully intricate mechanism. Each part is delicately adjusted in a correct relationship to the other. Th* adjustments which ha makes are inUUieunt The health re storing processes o f Nature, which follow , era certain. Remember that the foundation o f health lies in parfect adjust ment o f th* mechanism o f ths body and that Osteopathy is th* sci- sne* of. proper adjustment. “ DR. G. W . LESLIE OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Coquill«, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 1:46 to 4 P. M. Office over Robinson’s 8ter* Important News Important Chautauqua Moating The guarantors o f ths Cediesen Chautauqua, which is to appear in Coquill* July 7 to 11 inclusive, are requested to moot st the city hall next Thursday evening at 7:80 to Mira Harlockers Entertains W ord received from Mrs. Philip Johnson, who left fo r Modesto, C alif., last week on account o f th* sarioua ill ness o f bar mother, is that tha latter is somewhat batter. U A Liljeqvist has bean in Toron to, Canada, gathering evidence fo r th* trial o f tha State o f Oregon’s ease against th* W arren Bros, over the bituHthic patents, says A J. Sherwood, his father-in-law . Tha state chem ist to with Mr. Liljaqviat who has been engaged by tha attor ney general’s office to aid hi tha in- will ma*t with H. L. Johnson in thsir In relation to the purchase o f Coos regular but hi eta session Thursday a f county purebred Jerseys fo r ths ternoon at S o’clock, A pril 27. A ll dairymen o f the Adn sad Fiddle members are urgently requested to Creak sections o f the Umpqua valley, bo present. the Sagena Guard prints the follow W e can’t give a *«.00 gold piece in g: with the price o f admiwion, but we “That the dairyman o f ths A ds will give you a fine evening’s enter community had sold a bunch o f their tainm ent in O. W . Griffith's “THE grads cows to Idaho purchasers and LOVE FLOW ER” at the Liberty replaced thsir bards with purebreds Theatre next Tuesday and W ednes imported from Coos county, is th s word brought to Engsna by mam- day- Stanley Oldland, who lives at the bars o f that district. Twanty-oigfct head o f Joe Nay Slough on Coos Bay, head o f .registered Jerseys wore was fined *600 by Justice Joehnk shipped into ths community to re last Saturday fo r having liquor in place the firade animals. “ E. U. W orthy lake, o f A ds, sad his possession. The officers who im nfc the arrest found a gallon o f moon- Jim Furnish, o f the Fiddle « Croak district, have 100 por coat purebred iK hif And other psraphenalia. herds as ths result o f the change. / Marshal Carter, o f Marshfield, re- Ada is considered one o f ths lending ceived a telegram yeaterday inform dairy districts in ths county and it ing him that Geo. Terry had been has dons m oro toward ths prom otion killed at Highland Park, L ot Angeles, o f purebred stock raising than sa y end to n otify his Coot county rela other, according to I n P, W hitney, tives. However, as ths Coos county county a g en t” , Geo. T erry was s t work st Tar Heel camp yesterday and his two brothers Road Committee Named are also in ths county, it is not known ' A t His Commercial ‘ ¿lu b Wednes who ths dead men is. Mr. Tarry is day evening, President 8 . M. N osier a brother-in-law o f A . N. Gould, o f ' announced ths appointment o f O. C. this city .. Sanford, J. A. Lamb and R. A . Jeub as a permanent* road comm ittee o f Ernest Anderson Shot the club to keep in touch with the There have been soma very inac county court in regard to roads and curate reports in circulation hers road building in his section, and to about ths shooting o f a rancher st take np with ths court any other Haynes Inlet Wednesday, which matters which are essential to the ■asms to have bean entirely unneces city’s progress and prosperity and sary. The follow ing in relation to coma within ths province o f the court. that affair ws quota from yesterday’s Tim as: ' New Bowling Champion Miaa Edna Harlocker entertained a large number o f ladies Wednesday evening. There were over thirty present and “ 600" was played. High score was mad* by Miaa Marian Young as member o f to* Junior “ 600” dub and by Mrs. W. V. Glaisyer as gu est The livings rooms were beau- U fu lly decorated with tulips and daf fodils. A ft * r a il tables o f cards had been played the hostess served deli cious refreshm ents. A very jolly ev ening was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Chas. Ray Dement cam* down from M yrtle Point fo r the occasion, while Mrs. Clifton Johnson, o f North Bend, was another out-of- town gu est IwlMmiiMHfi Marshfield Boosters Here Jno. C. Kendall and C. W . Parker, o f the Marshfield Chamber o f Com merce, were over here Wednesday ev ening to extend a Cordial invitation to the loeal Commarciai Club, the people o f Coquille and o f e ll the Co quille valley, to attend the annual banquet o f their organisation which la to b# held in the arm ory there this evening. Tickets era *1.26, and aaats will be arranged fo r 600 people. H i* W re* are especially invited to be Legion Meeting Next Monday The American Legion and the Le gion Auxiliary win hold a joint mast ing Monday evening at 8 p. m., April 24th. A ll ex-service men and thsir wive* are invited to attend. Lunch will be served free. The K. P. Hall in the Laird building has been obtain ed and a large meeting is expected. FOR SALE , Good 6-room house and • lota, one block asst o f High School, with or without furniture Terms See or write John A Martin, Box 288, Co- 14t2* quill*, Or*. for every Fisherman in Coquille W ith the opening o f the fishing season this spring we introduce our new stock o f W inchester rods, reels and b a it The right fish ing tackle has a lots to do with your luck in bringing home a good catch. W in chester fishing tackle is de signed by experienced fish ermen— for fishermen who appreciate the JUST RIGHT outfit. W inchester Split Bam boo Rods combine strength, action, balance and fine fin ish. They are strong, light-made by experts. Fly rods, bait rods and casting rods. All styles and prices. W inchester Reels are made with the maximum o f man ufacturing skill— single action, double action and quadruple action. AU boys between the agee o f 14 and 18 years must have Angler’s License. For 8 sie 10 aerea close in, food modem house, bam , garage, chickens, cow. T em a. Ernest Folsom. 14t2 Dancing Lessaci* Mr*. Newman will accept a few more pupils in dancing. Phons 108-L. Wanted Cascara Bark, 1922 peal. Of Gao. T. Moulton. Inquire Resident A ngler's License Com biration Resident Hunter-Angler's License Resident Angler's License for persons between the ages o f 14 and 18 years Resident Hunter's License $ *§ - . 1 . Resident Hunter's License fo r persons between the ages o f 14 and 18 years No. 88 A . F. A A M. ¡3 . él jä ttto jä n n j tigfüL. 86.00 81.60 88.00 81.60 W e have been appointed by the State Game Commis sion to issue aO the above licenses. CHADWICK LODGE * $ 8.00
