The Coquille Valley sentinel., June 21, 1929, Page 10, Image 10

Former Sentinel Editor Dead
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Now is the Time
to fight the weeds
I
Lew A. Cates, publisher of the Co­
quille Valley Sentinel during the year
1913, passed away at St. Helens, Ore.,
last Thursday and was buried Tuesday
of this week at Salem.
Mr. Cates came to Oregon in 1909 i
from the east and in January, 1918, ,
bought the Coquille Herald. He then
purchased a half interest in the Sen­
tinel from J. C. Savage, forming a
partnership with him m the ownership
of the two newspapers, which were
not consolidated. Mr. Cates published
the Sentinel and the Herald waa
leased to Percy Levar, who died some
twelve or thirteen years ago.
In January, 1914, Mr. Cates sold his
interest in the two papers to H. W.
Young, who later bought Mr. Savage’s
interest and in 1917 consolidated the
two papers.
,
Mr. Cates published a paper in
Dallas for a year or so, then one in
St. Helens. After disposing of the
one there he engaged in the motion
picture business until his death.
Mr. and Mrs. Cates made many
friends in this section during their
J year’s residence here,' who extend to
> the widow their- sincere sympathy in
i this hour of bereavement. He is also
j survived by three daughters, Mrs. A.
i L. Norblsd and Mrs. Grace Carlson, of
i Astoria; Mrs. Ina Curtis, whose home
I is in Montana; and one son, Harry
Cstes, of Dekalb, Illa.
Smith Separator Plant
Publicity From Portland
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and direct connection from the dry
kilns to the Southern Pacific ia pro-
vided. The plaat io laid out so that
We
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its capacity may be increased readily
' ” »*•**»« i> viri and one-
horse Cultivators” wg j
Hand Cultivators, Hoes and all kinds
and there ia additional space provided
of Garden Took.
for more dry kilns.
The Coquille branch has gotten
away to a flying start, has 200 on the
payroll, and is operating day and
IT TAKES A PILE OF FEED
night shifts, and is contracted to ca­
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pacity for 1929. It ia the first plant
to supply our regular customers.
in
the Coos Bay district to confine its
A I And it takes more every day as
output of Port Orford cedar battery
bi /L Wv
owners of jivestock learn how
.separators to resawn and sliced ma­
terial.
much better than the ordinary our
The Smith Wood-Products company
feed is. Why don’t you give our
CHIC KEn
is
a subsidiary of the Ralph L. Smith
i feed a trial ? It doesn’t cost any
Lumber company of’Kxnsaa City, Mo.
more, though we feel sure you’ll
Ralph L. Smith ia president, George
find it worth more after you have
A. Ulett of the Ulett Manuf
company, Boston, Mas«., ia man
noted how your stock thrive on it.
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of the Coquille plant. Mr. Ulett
also a stockholder in the Smith Wood-
Albera Growing Mnah
Products company.
13.40
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Albera Growing Scratch
Mt. Ulett came to Coquille from
$3.40
Needham, Maas., and took charge of
the Coquille operations January 1. He
obtained his first experience in the
ONEY is not the source of all happiness, yet
lumber business in the sawmills of
the lack of it often causes unhappiness.
western
Massachusetts,
where
he
be
­
1
came interested in the manufacture of
It is the basis for a comfortable home, a cheerful
battery separatore.
He opened a
C oquille £ myrtle P oint
fireside.
small rotary veneer plant, experiment­
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loquille P hone 80
ing with Massachusetts woods, but af­
Mr«. Jennie Keller Married
No matter how fully your present income meets
ter the superiority of Port Orford
410 So. Hall St.
Mrs. Geo. King, a daughter of Mr. cedar batery separators was proven
your needs, build up a reserve to guard against a
and Mrs. 8. L. Lafferty, waa a- caller
the use of,other woods was abandoned.
time when some misfortune might arise.
at the Sentinel office yesterday morn­ For the last seven years Mr. Ulett has
Protect the happiness of your fireside, insure the
ing, in company with Mrs. Jennie
Hit by Three Cara and Lives Price, who returned from Oakland owned and operated the Ulett Manu­
continued comfort of yourself and your loved
More exciting than the burning out last week. Mr. and Mrs. King reside facturing Company, Inc., formerly of
ones
by saving a definite amount each month.
of the flu at the home of Mrs. Mar­ in Alameda and arrived at Myrtle Medford, Maas., more recently at
Put it in a Farmers & Merchants Bank savings
Needham,
Mass.,
where
the
manufac
­
garet Sjpimons last Friday , evening, Point last Friday for a visit with her
ture of the Ulett separator is carried
account and call it your “Fireside Fund.”
for which the department was called I parents,
■-
on under the direction of F. 8. Emery,
out, was the experience of Paul
Mrs. Price informed us that her
Crouch’s dog, which was hit by three I daughter, Mrs. Jennie Keller, was former superintendent of William H.
FRIENDLY. HELPFUL SERVICE
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Champlin, Inc., of Bedford, Mass.
. can and- ------------
suffered only
« an injury
f—W — to Mssauvu
united ssa in marriage, UH
on «JUI1C
June XU
15, ( W
to Separators made in the eastern fac­
its paw. I It dashed
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down Fifth street (<Claud Barrows, of Montesano, Wash.
tory are chemically treated according
to the highway during the commotion They will make their home there.
to a process developed by Mr. Ulett.
caused by the chemical truck and
COQUILLE, OREGON
The North Kansas City plant fur­
other autos rushing to the f|re, and
Had Earliest Potatoes
nishes
both
«dry
and
treated
separa
­
was struck by one car and, thrown
G. F. Vetter, of Arago, was a tors. The bulk of the output is Port
under another. The dog rolled over
caller
at the Sentinel laat Saturday Orford cedar,-although some Douglas
and out from that one only to be
clipped by a third. He then beat it for morning, and said that his new pota­ Ar esparators are made. J. F. Trim­
home faster than he had left, and toes were the first home grown spuds ble, vice-preaident, ia manager of the
1 after a few three-legged jumps was to appear in the local markets this North Kansas City plant and Alexan­
der A. Hamilton ia secretary and
using all four feet in getting away. year. He began delivering Jqne 8,
and waa practically cleaned out be­ sales manager.
Knife-Pinkston Hospital Notes at the church each Thursday evening
fore the price began to drop as out­ , The Smith Wood-Products Com­
Elda Hickam waa able to go to her at 7:30 p. m.
Notice
side potatoes made their appearance. pany, Inc., has a distributing factory
A hearty welcome tor strangers
home Tueaday morning after having
Commencing May 4, 1929, and until While gardens were late this year, he in Chicago in charge of R. H. Star­
and
visitors.
spent a week in the hoapilal following
further notice the banks of Coquille, said that all of his vegetables did un­ buck. This branch ia known as the
D. L. Hackett
an
appendicitis
operation.
Oregon, will close Saturday at noon. usually well except his. beet crop Sm'tb-Starbuck company.
Lily Abbott, who has been in bed
Headquarters of the Ralph L.
First National Bank
which the worms destroyed.
Church of God
for seven weeks suffering from burns,
Smith Lumber company are in Kansas
Fanners & Merchants Bank
Calling cards 100 for tl.BO.
Walter Larue Shrock, minister
underwent a successful skin-grating
City Mo., where a large wholesale
Sunday school at 10 a. m. The In­
operation Wednesday morning.
The
business in pondosa pine, Douglas fir,
bkin for the operation was taken from ternational Committee’s improved, un­
and Sitka Spruce is directed.
The
iform lessons are used, witn the ex­
ner slater, Eva Abbott.
branch office in the Spalding buiding,
E. C. Conley, of Myrtle Point, is ception of the primary class which
Portland, is the Pacific coast head­
receiving treatment for an injured usee special graded lessons. July in­
H
quarters. S. R. Smith, coast manager,
troduces the second half of the six
foot.
is in charge of the Portland office, and
Mrs. Guy Finley underwent an ap­ months’ course on the prophetic teach­
tn close contatct with Mr. Ulett at Co­
pendicitis operation Tuesday and is ing and leadership of Judah.
quille.
The morning general service is at
now doing nicely.
An 8h pound boy, Dale Adrienne, 11 o’clock. The evening general ser­
Drowned in Three Feet of Water was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. vice is a 7:45.
E. C. Tubbs, of Tillicum, Wash., Tom Smith, of Bear Creek.
Midweek service is on Thursday ev­
was drowned in three feet of water
Mas. Victor Sell and infant son ening at 7:45.
in Brushes creek, south of Port Or­ were able to leave the hospital Tues­
You ought to be going somewhere to
ford yesterday morning when his car day for their home at Leneve.
churo!}. Our latch-string is always
skidded from the highway and over­
Mrs. Hilda Pybum has been re­ out.
turned in the creek.
ceiving medical treatment this week.
Bernal Forty, operating the grade
A seven-pound girl, Betty June, was
Christian Science Society
on the highway, saw the accident, and bom to Mr. and Mrs. Atkins Tueaday
Sunday School at 9:80 a. m.
attempted to rescue Tubbs, but on ac­ night.
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
count of the latter’s site was unaMe
Subject for next Sunday: “Is the
to
get
him
through
the
door
alone.
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Party for Mrs. S. L. Ball
Universe,
including Man, Evolved by
He went for help but Tubbs was
The evening of June 17th was the Atomic Force?**
drowned before he could return, and
occasion of a very pleasant gathering
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
all attempts at resuscitation failed.
Although not travelling more than at the home of Mrs. Myra Ball in o’clock.
Free public Reading Room open in
85 miles an hour, the skidding oc­ honor of her sixty-first birthday. It
curred when Tubbs attempted to cross was in the nature of a surprise party. Church Building every Tuesday and
Seventeen friends participated. Re­ Saturday afternoons from two to
the ridge of loose gravel which the
freshmen
is consisting of cake and f>ur.
grader had scraped into the center of
fruit salad were served. Mrs. Ball it
the roadway.
«erring her eleventh consecutive year
Foursquare Lighthouse
as the superintendent of the Church of
Pollary Sells House to Leeper God Sunday school and is very highly
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching aervice at 11 a. m.
A deal which has been hanging fire esteemed for her faithful work, She
Prayer meeting ail Sunday after­
for several months was completed has been a Coquille resident for aix-
noon.
«
Wednesday when S. B. Leeper pur­ teen years.
Evangelistic Rally Sunday 7:45 p.
chased of Otto Pollary the four-acre
tract and two houses, facing on the
i'he Pioneer Methodist Church
Tuesday 7:45 p. m. Preaching and
stedt —and finishes are modishhy
Never in all the history of the
highway, just west of the logging
devotional.
S. D. Walters, Pastor
smart and lustrous.
automotive industry has a low-
road up Cunningham.
Mr. Leeper
I
Wednesday evening prayer and
191 So. Henry St. Phone 50-J
does not expect to occupy the fine
priced car provided coachwork of
In construction, too, the new
praise
rnrvioe in small auditorium.
Sunday
School
10
a.
m.
Lyman
Car
home
there
until
his
lease
on
the
such outstanding style and quality
Fisher bodies represent a marked
Thursday 7:45 p. m. Orchestra
rier, SupL
Rice
place
expires
next
year,
but
he
as the new Chevrolet Six.
advance. Built of selected hard­
practice led by Ray Peart. Anyone
Morning worship 11 a. m.
will soon begin the construction of
wood and steel —they provide a
playing in instrument is invited.
Evening worship 8 p. m.
The smart new bodies are built
a model chicken farm equipment on
measure of strength, endurance,
Friday 7:45 p. m. Special feature
Dr. C. C. Selecman, President of
by Fisher, with all the mastery in
the tract he has purchased.
comfort
and
safety
unapproached
service
especially for Young People.
Southern
Methodist
University,
design and craftsmanship for
in
any other low-priced
Saturday afternoon 2:30 Children’«
Covered 29 States, 12,000 Miles Dallas, Texas, will preach Sunday. He
which the Fisher name is famous,
Led by Mr«.
automobile.
is a noted speaker and it will be a Jhurch. Agee 5-12.
line« are long, low and graceful—
A note from G. Russell Morgan thia great privilege to hear him. He wil) Annie Lee Broilee. The children lead
Visit
your
Chevrolet
dealer
today.
seats are deeply cushioned and
week states that he and his bride had speak e»ch evening thia coming week .he singing and do the preaching.
See and inspect this sensational
luxuriously upholstered—interior
reached Heppner, Ore., after travel­
Wo are having a great assembly and Parents invited.
new Chevrolet Six.
ling over 12,000 miles and visiting 29
hardware is fashioned by Tern-
All welcome to all public «orvieti.
the people of this community are in­
states and would soon be at home in
Rev. Luther G. Broilea and wife, •
vited to all servioes.
Hillsboro. Besides travelling dear
Ministers in charge.
Conference will begin June 27th.
around the border line of the United
Epworth League 7 p. m.
States, they made trips into Mexico
The COACH
The visiting Leaguers will conduct
Baptist Church
Canada.
the program.
Sunday School at 10 o’deck.
Preaching at 7:30 o’clock.
Spring Housecleaning
Church of Christ ,
Noto: You are welcome to any and
Hava your rugs and carpets cleaned
ill oar services.
Come, toll others,
June 23, 1929
under guaranteed process, on the
Bible 8chool at 10 a. m.
Nod c. oring your friends. Make your plans *
floor.
Linoleum
and hardwood floors, Kelley is the efficient superintendent. to attend the Arbor meeting, begin­
Rev. R. L. Payne,
You will enjoy the singing and Bible ning July 1st.
cleaning, waxing and polishing.
pastor of the First Baptist Church of
Smoke and dust removed from wall study.
The Lord’s Supper and preaching at Salem, will conduct the meetings.
paper without damaging.
Painted
Watch for next week’s announoo-
walls restored to original cleanMnees. 11 a. m. Subject: “The Idler."
MYRTLE
POINT
COQUILLE
C. E. at 7 p. m^and preaching at 2.
Automobile upholstery cleaning.
M. S. Woodworth.
Subject for the evening measage, “The
Earl Baker.
Leave orders at Woodford Barbar Price of a Hair Cut"
Prayer mooting and eheir practice
8hop.
MIKE’S
FEED AND SEED STORE
Protect Your Fireside
M
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Chevrolet Six offers
ad the Distinct Advantages of
BODYZy FISHER
SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR CO
A «SIX IN THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOUR