The Coquille Valley sentinel., November 29, 1929, Image 1

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THE PAPER THAT’S
VOL. XXV
COQUILLE. COOS COUNTY
Father & So« Feed, Dec. 6
Well Water la A-l
County Health Officer P. M. Drake'
o.
received word from the state health
1 department Saturday that the water,
in the well from which Coquille is now'
securing it* supply, is A-l.
■ 7 > IMeitn Laird, IB, Killed at
Had this been the report on the:
sample* submitted when the well was'
W«ek--->117 Rained
1« Coquille
The Smith-Hughes ciaos of Coquille
High i* going to make th* Fathers A
Son* banquet and feed next Friday
evening an unusually big affair. The
thirty-four boys in the das* and their
fathers will he augmeuted by guests
bringing the total attendance to on*
hundred.
*
-
feed win
will be
held in the
; ! The
im ieeo
oe nera
me high
nign
»chooi gym at 7 p. m., Friday, Dec. 6.
The byy,- mothers wiH furnish the
dinner and the school board ha* voted
to pre>ent the clfc48 with , freeBer of
ice ______
cream ___
in appreciation
of ______
their
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work'in laying the concrete driveway
iB u
hieh school grounds.
j
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.
first drilled Coquille might have
avoided a water bond election, al­
.
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Preparations for th* Christmas though it would have been necessary I !
Keith Laird, 18-year old son of
The Red Cross Roll Cali which ha*
The “Boss’ Dinner," a* the ladies of
Opening, to be staged by th* Coquille to invest about 840,000 for new pipe and Mr*. Jos. Laird, wa* fatally
just been completed ehow* 117 name*
th* Buaine** A Professional Women’s
merchant* next Tuesday evening, Dec. line, other replacements and exten- jured at Camp 3, at thro* o'clock *• having reeponded this year whieb
Club designated the banquet tendered
8, ar* progressing and it is certain , siona, in order to use the storage sup- Tuesday afternoon, paeeing away
is quite a little larger list than it
their employers and other guests at
the affair will be well worth while.
I ply for nine month* of the year.
has been for the _
past
the Mast A Wilson hospital ia M
. few . year*. Mrs.
the hotel Monday evening, was the
Thirty business flrm* ar* included I
-■ Ida K. Owen, local Red Cross chair-
splendid kind of a success that the
The pump now in use ha* not lower- Point at ten o’eloek that night.
The unfortunate boy had *
. the ladiaa of
in th* agreement. Prior to IM that I od the level of the water in the well
man. wishes ..
to .z
thank
ladie* wished it to be and was a*
evening their window* will be decorat­ an inch and it is doubtful if a pump working at the edinp as c
American Legion Auxiliary, and
greatly enjoyed by the 115 present as
ed behind screened glass. At a given putting twice the water in the reser­ for some months.
With three
any Mesdame. Clifford Kem, Hudson’s Nam« Belongs There any such event ever held in Coquille.
signal, probably the turning off of voir that this one does would have af­ boys he was «tending on a log
. G. Prey, Lee Hand, Wm. A. Zo*el,
,
.
The soft light’from candle*, with
Roy Gudmundson and John (terding, _ D“* * “ err“r o1 o«1*'0«
all lights in town for a few seconds, fected the underground lake.
a cable caught on a sapling. An
v«ry few electric lights, the beautiful
for the'r assistonce
, Sentlnel • P*rt> the name of “Hudson’s
the screen* will be removed. A* th*
table decorations, and the happy flow
The shortage Tuesday morning re­ pull caused the line to begin to
light* flash on the now streamer light* sulted from an idle pump several and the other boys jumped down
t Following to the lirt of there who
of conversation a* well a* the most
«—.rod roll
rod call:
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-Gifts," WM omitted in the eo-opera-
recently purchased by the Chamber of hours Monday night when the juice safety.
Keith wm looking for a , answered
'delectable menu derved by Manager
Mountain State. Power Co., flve;
«dvertwement on page nine of
Commerce and the businoe* men them­ was off, but by noon on Tuesday, Wa­ place to land when the heavy
. Compton all combined to give the
J. 8. Barton. Dr. J. R. Bunch, Nosier th» issue. Mr. Hudson ia participet- diners a sense of well being and the
selves will also be put into use and ter Superintendent Epperson reported nearly as large ae hie head, st
« Walker, Gould Furniture Co., J. C.|in»„in «* hoi.day movement in Co­ feeling that it was good to be there.
the business section should blase forth the supply as gaining on consumption him on the side of the head, fr
Penney Co., J. L. Stevens, (terding I»«“® •»< ha* a vmy fin* gift selected
a* it never has before.
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ing and crushing ips skull and
In welcoming thoee present, the
again.
a
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fcrs nvaaant tn zvwm zsff Kia jmaixtsm - » t am
The Opening is scheduled for 7:80
breaking an arm.
rdware Co., H. A. Nier garth, Las
club’* president, Mr*. Geo. W. Bry­
and th* store* wid remain open until
He was attended by Dr. Ric
, B. Folsom, A. T. Stanley, E.
ant, stated that last year’s banquet
9 o’clock.
•H. Clymer, Paul Van 8coy, S. D. Pul-
who held no hopes for relief,
was a succeea and that in point ef
On another page of this issue win
ford, Mr*. Clare Lehmanowsky, Ja*.
tl,en he WM rushed to the M
numbers at least this one was equally
be found reference to the merchandise
q Watson, Mr*. Hal Pierce, L. H. Has-
'successful.
She hoped to meet all
to be given away by each of the parti­
out recovering consciousness.
ieru,
|ard, <-*ui
Paul .mcciwame,
McElwain*, k
R. . a*,
M. oennevt,
Bennett,
present at next year** dinner.
cipating business house* and th* buy-
z,
>n „ J,- a u i.
i.
Whether such accidents, which atU-E. D. Webb, C. R. Mudd, F. A. Pook,
She spoke but briefly on B. A P. W.
The Coquille Public School* through
in th.
1 nut
— a . - ?aia
- t_a that next JWr
_
_ a; ta.2
Dublin, from far and iMhar. is m-
Schr>Ha_ J. I, HnlYtfftM Jtiwx
artiviner,
vitod to ask the store management W. V. Ferguson, superintendent, an­ are due to carelessness on the
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The final hearing of the Coo* county plan* are to be made for an Interna­
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the details which will govern the giv­ nounce the observance of American of operatives, or are due to the ____
speed, Willey, John E.
budget committee will be held in the tional club federation at a meeting to
Educational
Week,
beginning
next
the
management
demands,
is
‘
Pert
Rogers,
Ralph
Harry,
Henry
ing of these present*. They are to be
county court room next Monday, Dec. be held in Switzerland. Several Eu­
presented on Christmas eve, when a Monday, Dec. 2.
unknown to the lay man, but that Lorens, J.
- G.
- Page,
-
J. E. Norton, 2, when it is expected that all six ropean countries already have wo­
American Educational Week is des­ there should be greatly safety for the First N
program will be given in the Commun­
National Bank, 0. C. Sanford, member« will be present. The final men’s organisation* and federation»
ignated by the National Educational
ity Building.
young men working in logging camp*, Coquille Hotel Shop, Hudson’s Drug hearing and adoption of the county of club* such ae exist in th* United
Association
and
allied
group,
a*
a
The Blue Moon Orchestra ha* been
Store, R. W. Bishop, Frac** Esto*, court will occur ths last of D.-cember. State* and it will be but a step to form
secured to furnish music for the open­ week during which the school is to be . Funepal Mr^|eeg ww, cunducUd
E. D. ________
McCuen, .____________________
Rev. Hal. B. Eubanks, _
As tentatively approved by the com- a world federation of busineee and
brought
before
th*
public,
and
the
par-
Schroe<ler
chapel
in
Myrtle
-
Mrs. Keiths Leslie, Mrs. Dan Brown, ' mittee the budget provide* for a gen­ professional women.
ing Tuesday evening.
ent. and patrons, when po-i««. ‘ye.terd.y morning at 11 o’clock,
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re. 0. H. Iverson, Dr. W. V. Glais- oral fund expenditure next year of
Music for the evening was furnished
brought to the school* for observing; terment was in the Dor* cemetery.
, Mrs. Roy Willard Mr*. Bert Fol- >846,377.40 and of general road fund by Mr*. Harley W. Covalt, who again
A Mot’s Bible Schml
the work which i* being done by the j
Hollis Keith Laird was bom in M
, Mr*. R. E. Booher, Clifford Gul- expenses totalling 8220,044.66, or a delighted a Coquille asaemblage, ac­
An un-denominational Bibb School students of the community.
tie Point, July 9, 1911, being fa
*eth, Ralph Kruse, I. A. Elrod, Mrs. grand total of over >1,066,000.
companied by Mr*. C. A. Rietman at
cl*** for asen i* to be Started in K. P.
Plans for observance of this week month* and 15 day* past 18 yean
Kennett Lawr*nee, J. L. Smith, 8.
The tentatixe tax levy for state and the piano; enjoyable piano solos by
Hall, Sunday morning at 6:45. It writ in Coquille are such as to interest all
age. He was a student ia the
D. Walters, J. B. Erwin, Mrt. Willis county is 8680,522.06; the high school Mrs. H. H. Hartley; ard most pleasing
be for men over 18 year* of age and people who have children in school, or
quill« schools for some years,
Harmon, H. E. Hess, Mn. H. E. Hess, tuition, *85,000; and the special road vocal solos by Mire Lucille Hoover,
every man in Coquille who is not at­ who are desirous of seaiag the town
more recently had been
Marie H. Blixrud, Ida R. Flugum, tax of three mills, *84,000.
This music teacher in the Coquille schools,
tending elsewhere I* invited to join have th* best of school*.
high school in Myrtle Point,
Aagot Hoyendahi, Ida K. Owen, H. make* *799,522.06 which is approxi­ accompanied by Mr*. Hartley.
th* claes or be present for it* meet­
The grade school* from the first to ing only a credit and a half of
-A. Young, J- Arthur Berg, Safeway mately correct, although the session
In introducing J. Arthur Berg,
ing*. A program of music and a 20- the eight grades, will especially invite
' Store, Economy Market, R. T. Slater, Monday may change it somewhat.
ing enough to graduate, he had
first speaker, Mrs. Bryant said it was
minute discussion of Bible subjects parents and friends to visit during
t been attending school this fall
Ideal Bakery, J. A. Thomae, C. J.
not a* mayor of the city, but a* a
and thought* i* the schedule for the school hour* and observe th* work
I intended to enter again after the
uhman. M. J. Hartaea. T^-Gsusr
plain boss. We presume she meant
which i* being done daily in the differ­
th* “plain" boa* re'erenee to diatin-
The class is sponsored by the Bible ent room*. Thta
Technical
flaw*
in
th*
bond
forma
This 1«
is in no way a school
»choolj Keith
<n atWetB. especially tn | Grime*, Wm. Fortier, J. J. Stanley,
gnlsh from a political born.
Class of the Christian church* but ia exhibit aa,t ___
used by Coo* county for years caused
boketballdid h..hino_.nd wmere Carry Stanley.
Coquille Laundry,
Mr. Berg offered ’he suggestion
not to be affiliated with any religious order, doing daily work according to
Judge Brand to direct a verdict in fa­
of the M. P. high school** best player* H. C. Cete, C. G. Caughell, Mrs. C.
that the “bosses’ dinners” have be­
denominaUon.
vor of the defendant, Christ Antone,
the course of study.
last winter.
W. Gardner, Roadmasters Office, Geo. whom the county was suing for 81500. come
so popular and pleasant that he
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Such classes have been started in
In the high school visitor* are wel­
Besides bis parents he is survived B. Weatherby, R. H. Mast, Freda
wished they might be held once a week
scores of cities in thia county proba­ come at all times during the day.
It also settled the case against John
by three brother*, Eugene, who is a Berry, Mattie Holbrook, Dr. C. R.
->r monthly, at least.
bly the largest and flrst being that in However, to give opportunity to the
Swing who had signed a 8500 bond.
senior at U. of 0., Shirley and Wil- Bloyd, N. C. Kelley, Dr. P. M. Drake,
In his tribute to ladie»- n businere,
Lee Angeles which has a regular Sun­ fathers of the children and also others
When Ray Lane was arrested last
ferd, and one sister, Averill.
Robt. R. Watson, J. P. Beyors, Mr*.
he said that when women first came to
day attendance of 1000.
April on a liquor violation, th* above
who cannot visit during the day, a
America the chief aim of all was
Mary Corthell, T. M. Dimmick, Hoo-
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named men went on his bonds for 82,-
special evening session is to be held
57 /urkeys Won in Shoot
marriage. Since then they have at­
ton Electric Shop, Blythe Cousin*,
000, and when they failed to produce j
Building to Be IM Feet Wide Wednesday evening from 7:3® until
tained
more advanced education and
Bernice
Alpine,
D.
F.
Thompson,
F.
The most nuccesaful shoot ever held
him for trial, suit was started against
9:00, at which time all afternoon
are entering nearly every phase of
Instead of a building 50 feet wide
in Coo* county is the general verdict G; L«1*. Co<l«»le Service Station,
them
for
collecting
the
face
of
the
,
classes will be held. School this day r.__ »_*_
•
<w*
«. at Mr«.
JAAftHflmVl Dr £•
J B
11 „Glni'’
and extending through from First to
human endeavor.* Women can now
in praising .1
the swa
Turkey
Shoot . v held
bonds.
will be dismissed at noon, the students
B. Gillis, ”
Fred
Bee “
Hiva A
Second street, alongside the Chevrolet
>wn property in their own name which
the Gun Club grounds by the local Mrs. J.
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It seems to be up to Coos county of­
returning for their regular afternoon
Radio Shop, Gao. W. Taylor, J. A.
100 years ago they could not; they
building, Mr. and Mrs. Alton H.
American
Legion
poet
last
Sunday.
ficials to devise a new, hog-tight bond,
classes and study hall* in the evening.
Grimes have decided to All in the en-
More than 250 people were in at­ Lamb, C. T. Sheets, C. C. Farr, Hub or else to refuse to admit anyone to have attained suffrage and thair voice*
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It will be the plan for the parents to
are heard in legislative halls. Thou­
Clothing
Store,
V.
R.
Wilson.
tire 100 feet space be two*« «9 b 7„;
hnn
«tri« tat* each tendance, not all of them shooting
x^The^r^'
ball, and that is impossible under the '
law
except
in
the
most
serious
case*,
! sand* of women took the place of men
however, and 57 birds were handed
class in which the cKldren recite.
in Industrie* and professional life dur­
building, but making it only 70 feet
out
by
the
Legion
State
Delegates
Named
; As * terminstion to the students’
ing th* war and the vaet federation of
deep.
! observation of the occasion the boys
Five and ten men squads, flring at
At the meeting of the directors of Preparing for Three More Units club* ha* followed the lesson* of op­
i
There will be three occupancie* be-
of the Smith-Hughe* department will elay pigeons, kept th* trap setter and the Coos County Game Protective As­
Concrete foundation pier* are in portunity learned during that period.
“Ji.™!
trap tripper busy from before ten in sociation held in the city hall Tues­
place for the addition which the Smith He concluded with the prediction that
building, but th* owner* are not yet
and Sons banquet Friday evening in the morning until mid-afternoon.
day evening, delegates to th* stat* Wood-Products
company
intend* women would *oon hold the best and
ready to announce who will occupy
It wa* a line morning for shooting, association meeting to be held early
the High School, Miss Roseman’s
building to the battery separator most responsible position* in th*
them.
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Home Economics department serving. weather condition« being most favor­ tn December, were chosen. L. A. Lil- plant next year. Th* addition will
world’s work.
A driveway, eight foot wide at the
able and several of the sportsmen ran Jeqviat and Harry A. Slack were
comprise three more units. The con­
J. E. Norton, th* next speaker,
rear of the postoffice will provide an
up good score*, and some good marks­ named, with F. C. Hudson and E. J.
crete and timber* resting on them said he did not ear* to give women
To Be Married Tomorrow
outlet for the incoming and outgoing I
men lost out in the shoot-off making Schneider as alternate*. At the pres­
were put in so that high water would any pointers on how to run affair*.
mail. Construction is expected to be­
Th* marriage of Mis* Myrtle Mast, a straight ten.
ent time there are more than 50 mem­ not interfere with getting the work “They ar* doing it new.”
gin some time next month.
daughter of Mr. and Mr«. H. W. Mast,
Earl Graham probably had the best ber* in the county, but it is expected
started when desired ha the spring. -T
Women flrst entered th* public of­
of Lee, to Raymond George Edward*, record for the day with 85 target* hit
that by the time the delegates go to
Geo. A. Ulott, the superintendent, fice* in Washington, D. C., in 1860,
of
Milton,
Oregon,
will
be
solemnised
out of 86 shoot at.
He and Pete Portland there will be 75 members,
Colle*« Students Home
say* that it is doubtful that the plant and with th* invention of the Reming­
at St. 8tephen’* Chapel in Portland Miller, Austin Clinton and “Penny”
Coquille students who came hoi—
Xhich will mean a representation of work* a night shift again, th* night ton typewriter, they moved another
noon, Dean Horace M. Sturdevant each won three or more
Wednesday evening from 0. S. C. for i
three from Coo*.
crew having been laid off a couple of long step into affairs, both public and
the Thanksgiving holidays were Miss-( RaJ?'eyo, ,t ni , . . .. r turkeys, but the latter did not receive ; Aresolution was adopted in regard week* ago.
private. Declaring that women must
all of his on high gun scores.
e. Fredah Baxter, Alic. Fish, M^
to the disposition of fi«h to be planted
internet themaelvee mor* and more in
quill« High School, with the das* of
The
Legion
cleared
about
875
which
in the stream* of the county this win­
t* Hufford, and Lester Wilson and
Grossly Exaggerated
oolitic*, Mr. Norton referred to the
1924. She is also a graduate of th? goe* into it* treasury.
Lyle Beyer*. Mis* Baxter was ac­
ter, from th* Bandon hatchery. Dep­
The sensational published story that bill contemplating the reorganisation
University of Oregon, where she was
companied by Mb* Lillian Goodwin
uty Game Warden A. M. Fish has sig­ Wallace and William Milligan had of Oregon’s state government, which
a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority.
Mill Shut Down One Day
whose home is in Idaho.
nified his intention to co-operate with grabbed a purse containing 190 from will be voted upon next November.
Since leaving the university Mi«*
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From th* university at Eugene,
The Wernich-Finley Bill, which wn* the association in this matter. With 1_________________
a servioo station operator
near North He urged th* ladiee to study the pro­
Mast ha* been swimming instructor
those coming in Wednesday ware
shut down Tuesday on account of ob­ the re-opening of the Coo* Bay Bend,’« doubted by Sheriff H*M ^ho posal who** adoption ha* proved* suc­
at the Y. W. C. A. in Portland.
Misses Avis Harteon and Jean Young,
jections to the ssle of the property Wagon Road to Roseburg there will | U convinced that the young men saw cessful in many state*. It provides
Mr. Edward* is also a graduate of
and Clarence Barton.
that1 the
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— j picked u it up. for nine deaprtment heads, appointed
dropped i and
by Marshfield attorneys, reel iam*d be many sportsmen over from that
the university. He was affiliated with
Miss Jean Pierce arrived home Wed­
section to flsh on th* East Fork and It wa, not mUsed unti)
one
operations Wednesiay, and
by the governor, instead of the 65
the* Phi Delta Theta fraternity there.
nesday evening from the normal
shutting down for Thanksgiving, be­ the association hope* to have that ported that on* of the men had taken board*, bureau* and commissions
Mr*. Mast ha* been in Portland the
school at Ashland.
gan cutting again th e morning. It stream well stocked this winter.
somethin* while their car stood at the which now control the state’s multi­
past two weeks with her daughter and
was rather peculiar that the Stout
tudinous activities. If th* bill i* ap­
Mr. Mast left her* Wednewiay morn­
company was named a* one of the
A Primary Claaa Observation ing for the Rose city.
proved by the voter* the next legisla­
He Recognized a Friend
/
creditors protesting the sale, and its
ture will enact the law putting it into
War Department Approve*
The Sentinel joins with the bride’s
On Saturday, Dee. 7, at 9 a. m.,
A
dog
’
s
intelligence
cannot
head official here denied that his com­
Permission to build the Eastaide effaet.
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Mr*. Ines
R. Chase __________
will teach obser­ hosts of friends in Coquille and Coo* pany was instrumental in the legal
Mr. Norton closed with the hope
bridge,
above the Coo* Bay Lumber
rationleyon.
in
reading
in
her
room
«"»tF
*
extendiag
congratulationa
vation leapoi
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lection.
Co. plant on Isthmus Slough, has been that he might attend B. A P. W. ban­
in the Washington
was.’ ...........................................
school building i and best wishes for their future hap-
granted by th* War Department and quet* until he wm 88 year* ef age.
here. After observation there will be ' pines*.
After a Biard Bill Jumper
it 1* probable the question will be Whether he meant he desired to at-
a round table discussion by visiting
submitted
to the voter* at the pri­ tond them for 80 year* yet, or just
The
sheriff
went
up
to
Myrtle
Point
pTTmTr/ miru luial LCMLIIV1 B. IT Win
Ten Cara Stock Shipped-
mary in May of transferring the bond why that age was designated be did
thia morning to get Pete Pressley,
be similar to th* class conducted last
The second largest stock shipment taken off the stage there as he was
fund* voted for the Park avenue site not inform hie audience.
spring except that‘the teaching time
to the Bunker Hill loaetion.
Mrs. J. P. Beyers, th* elub’s flrst
wilt be shortened and the discussion ever leaving Coo* county was that of leaving the county. A warrant charg­
Tuesday afternoon when ten cars of ing him with leaving an unpaid board
president, was* next introduced, and
hour lengthened.
dairy stock were shipped ont. Ja*. T. bill at Mr*. Sexton’s restaurant here
Car Lands on Tree Tope
«poke on the club’* motto, “Better
Jenkins shipped 214 head to Bakers­ was the cause of hi* arrest.
Osborne Nulf met a milk truck Busin«** Women for a Better Buxi­
field, Calif., and 275 bead were go­
without lights on the north bank road ne** World," which i* the great es­
ing to Medford. A twelve-car train­
Saturday night, and while trying to sential purpose of th* B. A P. W. club.
load, also shipped by Mr. Jenkins,
avoid it drove off the road, landing in And the securing of a better basinem
holds the record.
the top of some alder trees. Th* ear world for busnea* woman, bettor ac-
was not injured by that jump, but quaintance, self improvement and
The Ford Garage M now equipped
when be eut the tree down it jumped growth, and the helping of otter*
to repair dented fender* on any
•gain, landing on its top
make of ear at a
H In.
AMERICAN“ EDU
CATION AL W EEK Point
BUDGET TO BE
OVER MILLION