The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 04, 1930, Page 10, Image 10

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Mr. and Mr*. L. A. Lamb and Mrs. Co. Court hl Session This Week
Marvin Lyons are spending th* tkm-
A petition for the organisation of
day holiday r on
on a
a trip
trip aroma
around me
th* cir-
cir- .
L*ka*;da Draina«« District wia
B«nd.
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fiita with the county court Wednes- |
sth Faile and Medford. They leave*
day. There are S3 signers to the pe­
I the morn ¡fig of th* Fourth.
tition and 3524.5 acres are included;
Call Farr A Elwood for transfer within the boundaries of the proposed .
and fuel. » "
district. The reason given for the'
lee cold melons at City Market.
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The Tacquan Camp Fire Girl* will
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have a candy sale Tuesday neon, July
8, 1980, at the mill.
Call Farr, A Elwood for transfer
and fuel.
Mrs. Marvel Oberteuffer returned 1
Sunday from a ten-day visit with 1
friends in Eugene,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Fuhrman^their
two sons, and Mi*. Emma Lyons, in-
tend leaving Saturday morning for a
short visit with th* L. K Branstetter
family a't Capetown, Calif. They will
return the first of the week.
H. G. Prey, of the Mt. State* Power
Co., accompanied by Mrs. Prey, left
Saturday afternoon on his annual va-
cation which lasts until July 16. They
expect to travel considerably and this 1
week are beading north into Canada, j
Dr. G. W. Leslie, Osteopathic
physicion, office over Bank of South­
Mr*. O. T. Gant underwent * major
western Oregon, Marshfield.
It26 operation at the Keizer hospital in
Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Ross returned North Bend, Monday, Drs. J. B. Gillis
Tuesday evening from a trip to Port­ and Russell Keiser officiating. She
withstood the ehock of the operation
land on which they left Sunday.
well and is now showing improvement.
Smoked salmon just in, City Mar­
Safety First!
Use Cow Bell
ket
Dairy’s Pasteurised Milk and protect
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Harteon are ; your health.
leaving Thursday evening to spend the
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J. A. Fitzpatrick leave* Friday
Fourth at Agneaa on Rogue rifer.
I morning for Salem where Mrs. Fitz­
Bart Davis left Wednesday morning 1
patrick has been in a sanitarium for
for Susanville, in Grant county, and i several month*. She has been im’-
will spend some time there prospect­ proving and hopes to return home in
ing.
three weeks. Mr. Fitzpatrick will re-,
Qherries! Cherries! 40 cento a turn Sunday.
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gallon. Geo. Gillespie, Arago; phone
Robt. J. Dean has received word
10R21, Coquille.
that a brother of his and of D. F.
Pullets for sale, two months old. Dean, of Bandon, passed away at his
Also Fry .-re. 8. B. Leeper, near Cun­ home in Denver, Colo., recently. The
ningham railroad crossing on high­ deceased had lived in Colorado cities
for 40 years and was one of the well-
way.
known men of that state.
Fruit and vegetables at City Mar­
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Fish ana
ket.
daughter, Ellendale, arrived in Co­
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Seoy and
quille Sunday evening, to remain here
daughter. Anne, are epending the
till after the Fourth visiting friend*
Fourth with relatives at Eugene. They
Mr. Fidh had business to attend to for
will return Sunday.
the game commission and Tuesday
Now Is a good time to set out broc­ they drove down to Gold Beach.
coli. Plants »1-25 per hundred or 16c
Ed Divelbiss, of Bandon, was a Co­
per doxen. J. D- Clinkinbeard, 748
quille visitor Wednesday. He has just
West Fifth St, Coquille.
rented his ranch on the Bradley Lake
NOSLER A WALKER.
road below Bandon for three years
and expects to move next week to the
C. T. Seibig, manager of the Swift
mining claims he has in the Salmon
plant here. Accompanied by Mrs. Sel-
mountain country above Powers.
big, left Thursday morning for Port-
land to spend the Fourth.
Geo. Alexander, state prohibition
head
who was in Coquille Tuesday,
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Bunch and
daughter, Geraldine, are expected in say* that Geo. J. Bohrer, who is work­
from Medford to spend the Fourth as ing in Mr. Alexander’s department, is
making an excellent record for him­
guests at ths Goo. H. Chaney home.
self as an efficient officer. George had
Construction of a new bridge on the the same reputation in Coos county.
Coquille-Fishtrap market road, near
Mrs. Geo. Hartley and youngest
the E. L. Detlef sen place, was started
daughter, Mary Gather, arrived here
by a county crew Wednesday mord-
last week from San Diego, for a few
iag.
weeks’ visit with relatives. Mr*. Hart­
"Is it insured 7"
ley was a Coquille girl in her young­
Eugen-? Judd was fined 350 in Jus­ er days, being a sister of Mrs. Birdie
tice Maybee’s court at North Bend Skeels, Mt*. C. A. Gage, Mr*. A. T.
Monday, oa a careless driving charge, Morrison, S. M. and Gene Nosier.
IF ICHABOD CHANE p 'I
HAO A FLASHLIGHT
rdHhnjation project is that it is need- '
ed
for agricultural purposes and to '
ed tor
improve sanitary conditions.
The
proposal io to clean out Ten Milo
creek and alter the course of its chan­
nel at some points.
The Southern Pacific, which has had
trouble maintaining its track along
th« water’s edge, is interested in the
project
Peart Bros, of this eity, were
awarded the contract for grading a
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Gravel - —
Ford - road by the county court
on Monday. Their bid was for 32,-
168.94.
Other bidders wore I. G.
Bingham, 32,608.2»; Wm. Wilkens,
(2.578.69; A. Wight, »3,049.13; and
Sehroed.T A Co. »2,421.82.
An order was made by the court
limiting the speed allowed on the
highway at Sunset Beach to 20 miles
an hour. There have been accidents
there, traffic is congested, and the or­
der was made for the protection of pe­
destrians, as well as for automobiles.
The county clerk was ordered to
advertise all county warrants issued
prior to July 1, 1928, and to cancel
them if not called for at once.
Viewers named to lay out the
Marihfield-Empire Cut-off Road, and
who w :re to meet July 2, were nam:d
by the cofirt
They were Goo. A.
Davis, Jos. Larson and Roadmaster
W. A. Gilbert.
As appears in a notice of bend sale
elsewhere in this issue of the Sen­
tinel, the court has called for bids for
the »300,000 worth of bonds, voted at
the primary election for construction
of a bridge across Isthmus Inlet at
Bunker Hill. The bonds will be is­
sued in denominations of 31,000,
bear 5 per cent interest, and will be
retirely serially, in numerical order,
at the rate of »30,000 per year, be­
ginning Aug. 1, 1936.
Bids will be opened at 2 p. m. on
Tuesday, July 29, in the county court
room.
Lans Leneve’a Fame Spreading
There was the dark form by the
side of the road—
thundering hoofs
on the Sleepy Hol­
low highway —
and lchabod flee­
ing in confused
terror before thia
terrible monster.
If lchabod had
only knpwn that
his hobgoblin was
an inventive rival
disguised with a
a pumpkin bead.
John G. Lenodale
*»• would have
had a good laugh
and gone on with the business of van­
quishing his oom petitori
What lchabod really needed wae a
modern flashlight Then ho would
have discovered the trickery at once.
Many business men need the flashlight
of analysis to uncover the hobgoblins
In their business and then they might
sit back and laugh at their rivals who
hesitate to investigate and learn the
truth.
At this time, whoa business and
banking are making strenuous eSorts
to have a clear vision ahead, it is espe-
daily Important that the power of re­
search and analysis be employed to
their fullest extent. When these twin
brothers of good management have
been pressed into service la all fields,
.1 am confident wo shall see a further
loosening of periods of otrosí. How­
ever, I believe business In general has
learned the valuable loeton that any
prosperity that is not leavened with a
little adversity would not
cally safe or sound.
*!• it insured?19
Luxurious aids to good grooming on Summers
sultry days, Shari Talc (fil.OO), Cara Nome Talc
(11.00) and Duska Talc (25c). As soft and fine
as silk velvet! Sold only at Rexall Stores.
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc
Bankers
Find
Increased
STATIONERS
DRUGGISTS
^.Service
RESERVE SYSTEM’S
DIVIDENDS AHALYZED
COAST mVISKM
Inspect Our Quality Metdumditt
—Then Help Yourself and Sa«
Pay
ments to Member Banks Would
JAM! ONLY
Be Small Inducement
Endicott-Johnson (Not in the Trust)
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SHOES for ALL the FAMILY
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Various proposals that m
Lans Leneve, of this city, has been
banks in ths Federal Reserve System
asked by the American Trappers As­
staMild participate mors largely in its
sociation, wtrose headquarters are in not earnings through an increase in
Columbus, Ohio, to act as supervisor the dividend rate above the present
for the association for the state of fixed • per cent 'would be a very
Oregon. If he accepts the apopint- small financial inducement** to them,
ment his duties will require supervi­ it is declared in a recent study of this
sion of the gathering of data on wild subject by the Economic Policy Com­
mission of the American Bankers As­
life and fur bearing animals in Ore­
sociation. This is shown, ths commis­
gon.
The
association
operates sion says, by a theoretical forecast, on
throughout the United States.
ths basis of the past six years, of ad­
The officials of the association se­ ditional earnings that would be dis­
cured knowledge of Mr. Leneve’a ac­ bursed to member hanks during the
tivities through reading articles of his next six years under two plans Intro­
opposing the use of poison bait, for duced In bills before the United States
and is serving it out in the county
Mr. and Mns. W. H. Bunch, old time varmints, a practice which the asso­ Senate.
jail at »2 per.
“The Fletcher bill provides that
Coos county resident* who now live ciation opposes. In fact, the associa­
Federal Reserve Bank earnings, after
Notice: Farmers—We buy Beef, at Jacksonville in Jsu:kson county, and tion was instrumental in preventing
present 6 per cent dividends to mem­
Veal, Pork, Poultry and Hides, at the their son, Claude, who has been at­ the passage of a bill by congress bers and oomplotion of a 100 per cent
ECONOMY CASH MARKET, Co­ tending medical college at Los An­ which would have authorised the Bio­ surplus, should all be distributed as
geles, came to Coos county Monday to logical Survey to spqnd several mil­ extra dividends to ths stockholder
quills, Oregon.
visit friends and relative« and stopped lion 'dollars in a poison-bait cam­ banks," the report says. “If the earn­
County Clerk Robert R. Watson and
at Myrtle Point with their daughter, paign.
ings of each Federal Reserve bank
family went out to the R. H. Law­
were distributed among Its own mem­
Mrs. L. L. Sumerlin.
,
Lans
expects
to
accept
the
•p- bers there would be no extra divL
horn place on-Middle creek where
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Robbins, who pointment and has written for fur- ' dsnda In the Boston, New York, Phlla-
they will spend a week fishing and
had been down at Bandon for several ther particulars.
enjoying a vacation.
adelphla, Cleveland, Chicago and San
days, came up to Coquille Wednesday
Francisco districts during the next
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bor-
to spend several days with friends Expect Bantam Austin, July 10 six years, but the other six Federal
gard, of Randolph, st the Pinkston
Reserve Banks would pay annual ex­
here. They are still living in Cor­
Geo. F. Burr says that he b prom­
Hospital at 10:80 this morning, an
vallis, where Hubert is clerk in the ised a shipment of the bantam car, tras at the following rates: Richmond,
eight-pound baby girl. She has been
Benton Hotel, and is now on a month’s the American Austin,.on July 10. A 0.08 per cent; Atlanta, 4.00 per cent;
St. Louis, 3.50 per cent; Minneapolis,
named Caroline Elizabeth.
leave. Both Mr. and Mrs. Robbins broken
__ die in the plant in Pennsyl-
>41 per cent; Kansas City, (.48 per
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Public Stenographer, Room 11, were formerly employed by the Hotel
cent; Dallas, 4.83 per eent
First National Bank Building. Phone Coquille.
“If the earnings were pooled and
caused the delay.
139 or 136.
Catherine Wernich
When the Austin went on display paid out to all members tn all districts
Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Stanley and Mr.
Knitter.
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each member would receive an aver­
and Mr*. R, M Bennett left Thursday in Portland last week the show room*
age annual extra dividend of .78 per
morning
for
Crater
jgake
where
they
were
crowded
with
interested
throngs
Nannie J. McNair, of Coquille, has
cent Under this plan no franchise
applied to State Engineer Loper for are spending the Fourth and from and Mr. Burr say* 14 order* were tak- tax as now would be paid by the Fed­
permission
to
appropriate water there they will go nbrth through Bend en in a few hour*,
eral Reserve Banhs to the Federal
from a spring in Coos county for to Opal Springs on the Deschutes I A novel feature of th* Austin is Government.
Another Plan Analyzed
stock and domestic purposes.
river where they expect to connect that it has no running board. It has
"The Glass bill would provide that,
with some of the big trout for which 'a wheel base of 63 inches, an average
Bread, cake and cookies at City
irxuguv u>as<
that place is noted. Mr. Bennett was height
man can look over it, esuu
and yet I after present 0 per cent dividends,
MarkeL
one-half the remainder should be paid
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it
has
plenty
of
room
for
two
people
formerly from that locality.
They
John W. Leneve, Mr. and Mrs. Lans expect to be gone a week or ten days. Only the coupe, roadster and delivery to member banlrs as an extra divi­
dend with the residue going to sur­
Leneve and Mr. and Mr* W. C. Roe*
models are being shipped west at pres­ plus and Federal Government as ftan-
are «pending th* Fourth on a trip
ent.
chise tax. The average annual extras
around th* loop, going down the Rev. G. A. Gray Remains Here
to members would be as follows: Bos­
coast highway to Crwocent City.
Rev. G. A. Gray, pastor of the M.
ton District, 2.51 per cent; New York,
Chamber Funds Are Low
.4» per cent; Philadelphia. 8.05 per
R. B. Miller, who has been with the E. church in Coquille for the past
The Chamber of Commerce direct­ coat; Cleveland, 3.09 per cent; Rich­
year,
will
remain
for
another
year.
I. R. Tower agency, of Marshfield,
ors spent most of the evening at their mond, 3.34 per oent; Atlanta, 4.(7 per
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selling Ford* for th* pest year,
has : ____ appointment was made at the
severed hb^onneetton 7nd thia'week j Conin Astoria «last Sunday, regular session at the hotel Wednes­ cent; Chicago, 8.20 per cent; St. Louis,
101 per cent; Minneapolis, 4.7» per
returned to Coquille to make his home.! The M E
t*» Bay—Rev. day discussing finances. The response cent; Kansas City, 3.74 per cent; Dal­
to
the
membership
drive
last
spring
| L. G. Kirby at Marshfield and Rev.
las, 341 per cent; San Francisco, 1.87
Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley ’■ | C. G. Morris at North Bend—will re­ was not as unanimous as previously,
per cent.
and main for another year. Rev. C. J. and the shortage is going to cramp
"If these extra funds were pooled the
All W. C. T. U. members
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friends are hereby notified that there\ Hall, who served at Myrtle Point last chamber of commerce activities for result would' be an extra average An­
nual dividend of 1.73 per cent for each
will bs a picnic in Myrtle Grove Fri-; year, was transferred to Arlington, the last six months of the year.
The building committee was au­ member. Under this plan the system
day, July 11, beginning at 12:30 p. m. and Rev. E. G. Banton, who comes
would still pay as now an annual fran­
with • pot luck dinner. Coffee fur- from Independence, will fill the pulpit thorised to borrow the 1426 necessary chise tax, amounting to »1,841AM on
to
complete
paying
for
the
repairs
to
j at Myrtle Point.
nished.
the average.”
Rev. Omer Idso, formerly at Myrtle the Community Building.
By way of concrete Instance? the
Mrs. Zula Buchhoister, who has
There will be no further meeting of report says, a member bank having
i Point, will remain at Halsey another
been teaching in Vancouver, B. C.,
year. Grace I. Driver will be supply the directom in July and but one capital and surplus of »300,000, there­
since last September, arrived in Co­
m-wting will be held in August, unless fore holding Federal Reserve Bank
pastor at Bandon.
quille last Sunday evening and will
the president calls a special session stock amounting to »0,000 on which it
again make her home here for the
la receiving »800 under the present <
during' ttw SunrméT.
•unrmer.
Spencer’s New Stock Arrives
per cent dividend arrangement, would
with the addition of each 1 per cent
Mrs
Stanley
Oldland,
proprietor
of
Wanted—Tents, Camp Stoves, Fur­
loganberries for Sale—Earl Nos­
to the dividend rate receive an addi­
Arrow Hardware Co. tional income of »40 a year.
ier, Sanford Heights, Coquille, phone Spencer’s, ladiee shop in Coquille, ac­ niture, etc.
companied by her daughter, returned next door east of Farmers and Mer­
601LL.
“If each member bank will figure
this week from a buying trip to Port­ chants Bank.
liti out for Itself the dol’srand-eents gain
land and Seattle where they bought a
It would enjoy we are confident it
new assortment of ladies’ dresses and
Safety First!
Use Cow___
B«D will be agreed that the gains are «mall
wearing apparel which are now on db- Dairy’s Pasteurised Milk and protect as against the economic disadvantages
which can ba pointed out," it con­
pi*y.
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your health.
clude«.
NOSLER A WALKER
COOL TALCS
for
Warm
These handy shopping stores specialise in Standard Brands and
SELL for LESS
Hosiery .
Wash Frocks
Men’s Furnishings
Lingerie
Notions
Men’s Work Clothing
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SIX CYLINDER
SENTENCES
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A craving la a hunger htlnrf In
one eye.
Life Is giv -b us ttuit we may
make our mark before we
get a marker.
Man Is like, a rramter! lie n<t>ds
spurs to back Ml* Ills crow.
He who Mans »-thieving will
stop a-grievlng.
ft Is better to have a tittle and
live a lot than to bsve a
lot and live little.
The quantity of our days la
with Nature; the quality of
them Is with us.
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Bandon
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We are now equipped with a
pieto 8tar Well Drilling machine and
are ready to contract for drilling in
any section of ths county. Our equip­
ment is all contained on a light truck
and can be quickly transported to
your location. Write or call at our
place for prices and dates.
Rice A Marsters
Care Wellman’s Insurance Office,
Myrtle Point.
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The plumbing firm of Hall A Coppo,
which opened a shop on Front street
a couple of months ago, quit business
this week, after disposing of its small
stock of plumbing supplies to C. L.
Willey.
The Oregon Farmer, one of the beet
agricultural papers in the northwest,
can be secured in conjunction with
The Sentinel for 25 cents. 12.25 for
the two for one year.
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Chadwick Lodge No. 68
A. F. * A. M.
Stated Communication
July 0—0:00 P. M.
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Hiland Theatre!
MYRTLE POINT
Sunday - Monday - Tuesday, July 6 - 7 - 8
A First Natioaal & Vitaphone AO-Color Hit
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SALLY
With Marilyn Miller and Joe E. Brown
AU that you ve ever hoped for in entertainment—romance,
color, music, dancing, singing, spectacle, society drama,
comedy and much more all in one picture.
The Best of Everything.
Adaiiaaion 10c and 50c
Wednesday - Thuraday, July 9-10
Colleen Moore in
Footlights and Fools —
Love story as thrilling as “Lilac Time.” * Told
“ * ' with a back-
ground of music, mirth, spectacle and
—J color.
Admission 10c and 35c
Friday and Saturday, July 11
All-Talking Drama
GUILTY
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fascinating drama of the fallacy of circumstantial evi­
dence—a story that will grip you.
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