The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 13, 1923, Page 7, Image 7

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COQUILLE TALLET I
FARE RETEN
FRID AY, JULY 18. 1888.
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SOIATO
A meeting o f fans was called by
Manager C. A. Perkins, o f the Ca
quiile baseball elnb fer Monday night
at the city hall, which was well at­
tended. The purpose o f the meeting
was to see what arrangements could
be made for carrying the club through
the second half, there being no funds
in the treasury .and outstanding bills
o f nearly $800, besides the annual p
ment o f toxeg, interest and part
the purchase price, approximately
$860.
The unanimous opinion a i the
lny was that the schedule should be
gone through with and that Coquille
could not quit. Various si
■Bade Cor financing the team fo r
rssaainder o f the season am to be
carried out.
A three days’ carnival
o f “ Devs e f ’49.” to be held
the first e f August, and a seri
dances for the benefit e f the
were two o f the ways and mean
cidad upon.
A third was acted upon Tuesday
and Wednesday, when Ifr .
and Ray Long circulated a subscrip­
tion paper and raised nearly $600,
which will relieve the preasing
Social Notes
Complimenting Mrs. F. 8. Slagel
and U n . Bertha Larson, o f Loe A a-
csfa*. Mrs. Q. J. Fuhrman entertained
the m em ber, o f the J. G. fif. Club at
a one o'clock luncheon Friday. Cov-
ers were placed for Mesdames H. A.
Yang. J. A. Lamb, H. N. Lorens, E.
W. Lorens, Geo. Lorens, Bert Folsom,
M. O. Hawkins, E. E. Johnson, C. J.j
Skeels, 0 . C. Sanford, L. A . Lilje-
'ivist, o f Portland, Jennie W illiams, of
Medford, H. N. Butler and Miss Gert­
rude Butler, o f Prosper, J. SXyone end
a MeC. Johnson, o f Marshfield, Ken­
neth Lawrence, of Oakland and the
honor guests and hoe teas. The after-
noon was spent with fancy work and
Mrs. Bertha Stnith and Mrs. 8adie
Jayes entertained with a dinner garty
Friday evening, their guests includ-
in t Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Maury, Mias
Bess Maury, Mrs. P. J, Rooney and
Mr. H. C. Maury and Misa Mary
Maury, o f Medford, th e evening was
.pent with music.
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Goo. Hurst Gets One Year
When Judge Kendall was in Gurry
county last week, holding a. session
** au the plnyura e f the team
present and everyone expressed him of circuit court, he sentenced George
seif as «rilling to accept the
Hurst, convicted o f involuntary man­
ment’s decision aa to pay. The salary slaughter fo r killing Royal Oatran-
for each game will remain as it
at the beginning o f the season, but th«
cljib does not guarantee to furnish
each man a job, or $4 a day in lieu
thereof. The management does, how
ever, promise co-operation in
iag jobs. A ll o f the boys have boon
at work this week and harmony pre­
vails all around.
F arm ers & M erchants
îu uiQ unaecureib*............ • • • * * « . , e « | * >
securities owned, including those shown in
$118,T1SA4
MAS
corporation, etc., including
if any
Stocks, aecuritfaa, claim s, liens, judgm ents, etc. ....................
Banking bouse, $12^00.00: furniture and fixtures, $6,446 90
(a h ) Cash on hand in vault and due from banks, bankers and
trust companies designated and approved reserve agents
o f this bank . . . ^ .......... 77 ...........7 : . . . . . . . ..........................
Exchanges fo r clearing house and items on other hanks in the
same city or town as reporting bank.............................. ..
Checks on banks outside city or town at reporting bank and
other
items .................... ......................................... .........
Total cask and due from banks, items 8, 9, 10 and 11
.......... . . ......... .............................................. ........... 483,906.00
Other iM e ti, if may .
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The Best Always
chicks ; need growing mash
rnrof O regon
. $269420 A8
I, Jno. E. Ross, Cashier o f the above nambd bank, do
above statement is true to the beet o f my knowledgi
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Jno. E. Roes,
M Fuhrman, J. W. M iller, Director*.
■ this 12th day o f July, 1923.
J. J. Stanley, Notary Publie.
My commission expires Dae. >8, 1828.
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and see our
Spedai offerings arili be token ter
the "Sisters o f St. John B aptist^ in
charge o f S t Helen’s Hall, Portland.
Everyone cordially invited.
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
The Coflapt of Dwrsture. Science
and (ha Arts with 22 departments
Tht profwkmcl schools of Archi­
tecture end Allied Arts— Business
Administration—Education—Grad­
uate Study—Journalism—Law—
Medkine—Music—Physical Edu­
cation—Sociology—Extension.
f a e eetafafus or sap m/ ormeWen
Minnie M. Harris was, Inst Monday,
appointed administratrix o f the es­
tate o f William Clarence Harris, whtP
died in Marshfield last December.
The estate consists o f $400 in per­
sonal property, and Robert Dillard,
Geo. C. Huggins and John Ferguson
were appointed ns appraisers.
The estimated value o f the estate,
in Coos county, of Angus M acAllister,
who died Inst January in Oconto Co.,
W ia , is $10,000. W. J. Conrad, o f
Marshfield, has been appointed ad­
m inistrator.
Flora K. * W att o f Portland, has
been appointed executrix s f the es­
tate o f J. W. W ert, who dropped dead
in Marshfield a month ago. The e s­
tate consists o f $800 In real and pre-
sonal property, and W . B. Cox, I. S.
’Smith and W a . Waaa were apointed
appraisers.
Pint M. E. Church
F . L. Young, Pastor.
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
Preaching 11:00 a. m.
Evening services:
Epwerth League devotional, t p. m.
Preaching 8:00 p. m
Good music and a cordial"welcom e.
Chuck of Christ Nota
la the morning the pastor will re­
port the Turney Encampment In the
evening, the subject will he "The Old
Jerusalem Church and the Jerusalem
G ospel."
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The Measure Sedal, under the aus­
pices o f the Young Married Peoples’
class Will be given Thursday evening,
July 10th, at the church. AH are in­
vited. A geed time 1a expected.
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Prayer meeting Wednesday night,
To be Bare of QUALITY,.use
M O T H E R ’S
CAKES, COQKIES and PASTRY at
CITY
B A K E R Y
Phone 4SL
Wont to Become Cttfeeoo
If folks got ns hungry fo r
knowledge as they do fo r food
who’d the wise men get to run
errands fo r them T
— Nelson's O blige-o-grsm s
, If -you want to gain a
knowledge of meata that
will improve your three-
timeo-a-day cookery deal
with this shop. Got ac­
quainted with the meat
cuts and poultry that will
add variety to your fare.
Two declarations o f intention to
apply fo r citizenship papers eren filed
with the county clerk this week. The
first was by Nellie Nina Haydon, o f
Empire, who fa a native o f Canada
and earn« to the United States thirty-
three years ago.
The sesond waa by.A n ton Yotmg-
m ayer, o f North Bend. He wan born
in Middleboro, England, ia 1018, and
landed in the iTnited States in No­
vember, 1908. He had filed dtlsen-
ship papers at one time but Jòdge
it developed that he had made a
it was developed that he had made a
false affidavit.
W h y let a L O W T R IC E
keep you from using
die B E ST?
be fattened and marketed. Baity
hatched cockerels, marketed early fa
the season, are usually a better peylng
proposition than when they are kopt
until 4 or B pounds and sold ou
a lower market. The young pullet
mould be given every opportunity to
develop, as ábe needs a vigorous body
of strong constitution and vitality far
henry egg production. Rbe will net
heve It If she to stunted In any m s»
acr.—O. G Uffnrd. Poultry Depart­
ment. Colorado Agricultural College.
Cedi
Phillipe, Miniator.
and totted or I
JER SEYS
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Thousand* of teats in our laboratories and on
the road have shown conclusively that Zero*
lent, which fa made from carefully selected
Western Naphthenic boot Crude, transported
in pcpasate pipe Uncs to our refineries and then
refined by our exclusive higb/vacuumproceto,
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P A C IF IC F A R M
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81,209J4
22,962, .63
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the following ma#h may be substituted
for the starting mash, the whole wheat
and coaraer cracked corn being used
Instead o f the scratch mixture of fine
Probate Court I teas
1,810.00
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Savings deposits, payable subject to notino..............................
Tbtal o f time end saving* deposito peysble on demand or
subject to notice, items 27 and 2 8 ...- ,................ 44,172.47
In White and Ecru.
J . L . S te v e n s
666.57
16,986.67
Stam ped G oods
PEOPLES M ARKET
*,589.43
sit outstanding............................
Total o f demand deposits, other than bank <
Jeet to reserve, items 28, 24, 2b, 2 «............
TIM E AND SAYIN GS DEPOSITS, subject to
_payable on demand or subject to notice:
and Hand Bags.
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Vanity Cases
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•6,814.91
Capital stock paid i n ........................ .
28,000.00
Surplus fund
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6JXM.00
‘ ‘ Undivided profits
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(b ) Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid. .8,274.59
881.18
1ND DEPOSITS, other than banks, subject to reserve:
sal deposits subject to cheek, including deposits due
the State o f Oregon, county, cities or other public fu n d s.. 168,981.66
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JU ST M E A TS
$0,800.00
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