The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 18, 1930, Image 1

Sentinel
THE PAPER THAT® LIE
VOL. XXVL
NO. 37
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OR
Managar Bill Fortier says that hia
regular line-up will be able to cause
the piratical crew to walk the plank,
•ven though Nobl« Brundage and his
trusty club will be ferninst instead of
supporting the Loggers.
Th« game U likely to be settled by
home rous. for it’s not much of a trick
for an average swatter to park one ,
over the fence in the Golden Park at ;
Marshfield.
“Bud” Sutherland will pitch for the ,
pirates with Andy Feightinger receiv­
ing.
Manager Bill will do the catching
for the Loggers, and with the vet and
youngster, Carl Gilbert and Steve
Endicott, as hurlers, expects to show
the Coos Bay fans a high class brand
of ball. The line-up is announced to
be as follows for the Loggers—Wood­
yard 2, Stewart s, Tuma 1, Fortier c,
Roper r, Cox 8, Fisher m, Pulford 1,
Gilbert or Endicott p.
A LETTER EROM HOME
N, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1830.
Proposal of J. E. Montgomery Judge Brand Grants Three Di­
vorces and Hears Another
for Refunding $54,000 Worth
in Chambers
of School Bonds
Judge J. T. Brand, who held a res-
after visiting th« Grand Canyon
School Directors Carrier, Farr and
«ttraotiena oa th*
Webb met with Jas. E. Montgomery, sion of circuit court here Tuesday, an- and other
of the Bank of Southwestern Oregon, nounced that the present jury would, tri?> ahe thought the RoosevqJt (toast
Wednesday evening, heard his pro- probably not be rrcalhd and that all Hitrhwsv wre the meat beanttfnl and
position as to refunding the 864,000 case? on the June <M!«i. would go attractive of anything «he had MSB.
worth of bonds issued for construc­ yvsr till the October term.
tion of the high school building, and k Divorces wore granted to the plain­
Face Cat with Aza
at another session held yesterday af­ tiff* in the following cases on Tues­
Russell
Summers, of thw city, ia in
day:
ternoon voted to accept it
F Everett M. Briner vs. Mabel E. { Wesley Hospital at Marshfield. whore
For the 8810 which it was agreed
twelve stitchea were taken ia his
should ke paid Mr. Montgomery, or Briner, and awarding cutody of min­
|
_
the bank, the district will receive ser­ or 'child to plaintiff.
I Oleta Maxine Conger .wu. James C,mP s-
afhmmm. Ba
vices and interest on daily balances and
It’s four cylinder motor is about
Norman Conger, and' «storing to 11 • buck,r
tb«
Boe.—C. D. Walker.
a lower interest rate, which it is es­
twelve inches in length, and it to the
Manager—D. D. Hall.
most compactly built car you over
timated will save the district about plaintiff her former nsme of Oleta.
i he Mixed the ax« to drive the wedge
Maxine Johnson.
saw.
Notwithstanding
its short
It is hoped to put seven or eight
82,000.
| deeper. In some manner the handle
Fern Fish vs. Warren Fish.
fl The program of the present board
men at work repairing and cleaning
wheelbase, 75 inches, it has ample leg
The' divoree' ca^ of Haiviy S. Hal.
th* «e 'truck «»• MW ao thm th.
up around the mill next Monday, and i
room and a compartment behind the
will retire all present outstanding
vs. Aletha Hale was heard by Judge b'ow w<* divested and the edge of
if sufficient capital stock is paid up
warrants by 1935, the time the first
seat furnishes good luggage space.
Yesterday’s Picnic Large
Brand in chambers at MarsMMd on tbe
ltruck him in the face cutting
to insure the company having a work­
payment on the refunding bonda falls
Ito gas tank holds but five gallons,
Between three and four hundred
Wednesday and yesterday. Word has •
hie face tote hb
ing capital, operations will start a s m s
but that is sufficient to run the Ban­
due.
were present for the Grocers, Butch­
A district election will necessarily not yet been received here aa to what j«vrbone.
time next month.
tam 250 miles.
It is guaranteed to
ers snd Bakers* picnic at Bandon yes­
vw V»
«.v proposed .^'disposition
was
Mr. Hall says that 30 to 85 own will
' be held to vote
on the
re-
— made
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run 40 miles to the gallon and on tests
terday, and a very enjoyable day in- • funding issue, i, but
filed the
but in
in view
view of
of the
the low-
low- ’ ( Mr.
Mr. Hale
Hale filed
the suit,
suit, and
and asked
asked for
for ! ,
Aren era to Be Here 3«8<, 1
be employed at the start, but that
has done 53.
reported. The grocers won the an­ er interest rate and the saving to be ; practically all the property, but a| The Coquille Archery Club to pls
larger production of lumber will not
Operation of the Austin costa % of
!
nual ball game from the butchers, 22
effected there is no question but that ■ cress complaint set up by Mrs. Halefining a state meet for all these w
bs attempted until the market im-
a cent for oil, gas and tires, and Mr.
to 15; races, horseshoe pitching and I the proposal
__ “ will
* bo authorized.
(stated
I stated that she had helped support pull the long how, at Athletic Pa
proves.
Burt says his expense for driving the
other sports furnished the amuse­
Th? bonds will be refunded for not Mr. Hale while he was attending col-
There is nothing definite yet as to
car down from Portland was 96 cents.
ment and the splendid dinner served less than par and accrued intereat, ac- .lege and had assisted in arning the
when the Fat Elk eamp of Baxter A
The cheapest gas he bought was 16
by the committee in charge was the
cording to Mr. Montgomery’s propos-, property involved,
Berg will reopen, but it ia probable
cento a gallon.
crowning event of a perfect day.* r
that it will be running by fall.
si, but they will be offered for ssle to . According to one witness who
It has a speed of 50 to 60 miles an
the highest bidder and may bring a hoard the testim\y given, it would
hour, 40 in second gear, and Mr. Burr
haeem that the defendant was entitled
premium, in which care the advantage
Gas Prices Being Stabilised
drove it from Coos Bay Junction to
Ito the decree.
to the district will be greater.
his home here in an hour and fifty
The gasoline war in Portland and
Following is the full text of the
points north of Coos Bay appears to
The boys camp at Elk River, which minutes.
agreement made by the directors with
Sell Roseburg Truck Line
The weight of the Austin to 1135
be at an end and gas prices there are
is being sponsored snd conducted by
Mr. Montgomery:
C. C. Farr was in Roreburg Tues­ the Lions Club of Coquille to in full pounds, and between wheels it to 40
now reported at 21% cents. In Marsh­
Eight bouts, seven of them four-
\
day and there made a deal with the swing this week with Lie« D. L. inches.
field the prices is now fixed at 22%
rounders and one of six frames, are
July
18,
1930
A
ride
on
the
highway
Monday
Consolidated
Truck
Line
by
which
cento and in Coquille 28% cents.
Hackett as leader and Fred Fuhrman
on the American Legion boxing card Board of Directors,
Farr A Elwood dispose of their and Elwyn Nosier, first class scouts, morning convinced this writer that it
The co-operation of the big off
which will bo staged in the Coquille______
School District, ___
Noi 8,
Coquille - Myrtle Point - as assistants.
Marshfield - Coqu
com pan iaa and the retail dealers in
There are 20 boys affords very comfortable riding, al­
Community Building next Friday sv- Coos County. Coquille, Oregon,
Roseburg freight line to the larger from 9 to 12 years old who were tak­ though it ia designed primarily as a
stabilising the business Is accomplish­
erring, July 25. Each of the 18 fight-; Gentlemen:
In connection with »Corporation.
None of Farr A El- en to the camp Monday by Lions town car and ia not intended for long
ed by the dealers everywhere working
era on the eard is a Coos county boy, the issue of 854,000 Refunding bonds i wood's trucks were included in the
on a four-coat margin. *
Hackett, Hem tripe.
and you don’t see the ^tailing and of School District No. 8; Coos County,’but\re reeervedfor” freight Ferguson, Stevens,
It ia quite popular in England,
. u
_, aa \ a -------
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-------- r—I'lfleal. but are reserved for freight and Kelley and arrangements have
If the attempt by Marshfield to se­ K
holding on tactics with there young-i Oregon, to be dated S-ptember l.ltr.ngportati<>n in lhe cottBty and else-
where
it was first manufactured, and
cure the same rates on gasoline to
•
tilt
«A AftM
tvhan »BRfi
—4 ■M.+Mretrere
—ta- “
FA Elwood wjjl Xt X been made for cars to go after the will prove equally popular as an office
stars
that so
often MfiF
mar *
a 4»niM
card when
1030, and
maturing maaretmJlaa
serially ••
on Q
Sep-
Eugene and points south'as Portland
boys Mat week. The following are
outsiders <rs imported.
er around town ear in this country.
for the Consolidated Line at
now has, is successful, as was re­
To headline the bouts, Matchmaker yesri in amount« as Set
?qui!le, Marshfield and Myrtle Point, George Anthony,. Rex and Gilbert
ported on the Bay recently it weald
Roy Watson has signed “Big Boy” • year
be, then Coos Bay will become •
but Wilt not continue their daily ser­ Gatlin, Jim Schaor, Robert Harmon, Says He Found Eadormd Chock
Morgan, of Marshfield, and Bob Me- 1935 - 87500.00
larger distributing point for western
vice to Roseburg-
Cecil McQuigg,
George Haughton,
Arrivals at the county jail the past
Each weighs 1986 - 87600.00
snd southern Oregon, and when the Cortnick, of Coquille.
The Consolidated people, with their Clinton and Ronald Burr, Phillip week include Louie Haas, arrested at
186 pounds.
1937
- 88000.00
government work there is completed
128 trucks, have lines from Portland Laird, Donald Chase, Donald McClel­ Charleston Wednesday, for possession
For ths semi-final John Chong, (1938 - 88500.00
and Pigeon Reef removed, so that full
to Spokane and Boise, south to Med­ lan, Norman Ricketts, Francis and of still and 50 gallons of mash. He
North Bend Chinese, will tangle four bearing interest at not to exceed 6%
tankers can enter Coos Bay, that sec­
ford and in here from RoaebuTg.
Virgil Arrell, Howard Hicham, Hen­ pleaded guilty before Justice Maybee
rounds with Ken Draper, of Coquille. per annum, payable semi-annually,
tion will enjoy the same dealers’prices
ry Teal, William and Walter Addison, at North Bend, who sentenced him to
Art Miller, of Coquille, will attempt both principal and interest payable at
as prevail in Portland, and that will
Moose to Have Graham’s Hal! Donald Graham.
60 days in jail and fined him 8200.
to hold Chas. Farmer, of Bridge, in the office of the County Treasurer, we
mean an advance of but one cent in
Lion Hackett is the scoutmaster of
Milton Nichols, who claims that ho
The dances that have been given
check. They weigh 156 pounds. The agree to perform the following ser­
Coquille over that of Marshfield
for the last three years by the Moose Troup 14 but this boys’ camp is' In found an endorsed chock in a pocket­
other bouts on the card are:
vices;
Portland.
no sense a scout camp as has been book which he cashed and spent 855 of
Archie Matthews, of Powers, vs.
1. To retain Teal, Winfree McCul­ Lodge of this city have become such
published
in some of our papers, pro­ it for a motorcycle at Rossburg, was
Jaek Shermer, of Coquille, 138 pounds loch & Shuler to conduct all legal pro­ a success that they have outgrown the
OH Well Casing Released
bably as the result of incorrect in- arrested last Friday for the Douglas
quarters
in
the
Machon
building
and
each.
ceedings, exclusive of the prosecution
formation.
county sheriff, and he was taken back
The casing in the oil well was
Babe Riddle, of Myrtle Point, 133, of suits or actions, necessary to the the next dance will bo given in their
to Roseburg the same day.
loosened the first of the week and ve. Neal Gordon, of North Bend, 135. issuance of «aid bonds and to the re­ new hall, formerly Graham’s, which
Will Sing over KOOS
the crew began at once to clean out
Royce Richmond, Coquille, va. Thel- demption of the bonds to be refunded. has been taken over, and will here­
and prepare to resume drilling.
mer Farmer, Bridge, 155 pounds each.
C. W. Kline is enjoying a visit from L. W. Nesmith Has New Bond
2. To furnish opinion of said attor­ after be known as th; Moose Dance
Whether it was gas pressure or
Floyd Huckleberry, Marshfield, 148. neys as to legality of said bonds on Hall. The public which has so gen­ hia aunt, Mrs. Annie Wolf, and her
Sheriff Hess returned this week
what caused the rock to jam the cas­ vs. Max Meyers, Bandon, 158.
completion of all proceedings neces­ erously patronised the Moose dances son, W. H. Wolf, whoso home is in from Albany where he had taken Lina
ing sc tightly that it required more
is cordially invited to be present at Redding, Penn.
Kid Mulkey. Myrtle Point, vs. Jim­ sary to their legal issuance.
Mr. Kline brought W. Nesmith into custody, following a
than two weeks’ time to loosen it, the mie Bone to, Bandon, each weighing
3. To furnish blank bonds on the the grand opening tomorrow night in them down from Portland, Sunday. request from his local bondsmen to be
pressure of the gas from the bottom 135, will be the curtain raising event. best quality of bond paper and ready the new hall.
Mr. Wolf is a tenor singer, a profes­ released from responsibility.
Ne­
has been so strong that dirt and
Tickets on sale at Zosel’s, Elrod’s for execution by the proper officials
sional, and has been asked to sing over smith was bound over to the Coos
muck was forced 28 feet up in the and Fortier’s, are at popular prices: of your district.
KOOS, Saturday evening.
Visitors Here os Way East
county grand jury just prior to the
bore and A. E. Gault, president of the $1.25 ringside, 8100 reserve, 75c gen­
Last evening the members of the Fourth on a charge of rape at River­
4. To handle and pay for the legal
Capt. Harold
Archibald, accom­
company, was
ras yesterday looking for eral and ladies 50 cento anywhere in advertising of the bond sei« and the
panied by his wife and eon, and his Cornfield Canaries were invited to the ton. Ho secured bondsmen in Linn
Cnp to help in cleaning th« hols. the house.
redemption of the old bonds.
mother, Mrs. O. A. Archibald, of Al­ Kline home on Knowlton Heights, and county, in the sum of 82600, and was
is last gas indication makes the
5. To make on date of sale a bona bany, left Monday after a day’s visit all present enjoyed a song fest.
again released.
prospect of striking oil more certain No Brush Fires Without Permit fide bid for said bonds st not loss
here with S. E. Archibald for the east.
and there is no one connected with the
Low Rates to Loa Angeles
Capt. Archibald, who ha« been station­
Would Send H. S. Pupils Here
With the dry season full upon us than par and accrued interest.
company who ia not positive that the
The consideration for the forego­ ed at Fort Casey, near Seattle, has
and all underbrush and weeds in an
B.
C.
Taylor,
of
Portland,
and
L.
L.
The McKinley school district is de­
precious fluid wiil.be struck at some
ing shall be one and one-half (1%%) been transferred to Fortress Monroe, Graham, of Eugene, Southern Pacific
sirous of having the same kind of an
reasonable depth. The well is down inflammable condition, the fire de­ per cent of the total bonds issued, to
Vs.,
for
officer«
’
training.
The
elder
partment issues a warning against
officials, were here yesterday inter­ arrangement, regarding transporta­
now moie than 1400 feet.
setting brush fires within the city be paid us simultaneously with the de­ Mrs. Archibald is going with them as esting possible travellers in their ex­ tion of high school pupils in to Co­
limits exeept on permit secured from livery of the above-mentioned 854.000 far as Little Rock, Ark., where two cursion rates, in effect today (Fri­ quille. as has been made with the
To Dedicate Bridge Sunday
other sons, Raymont and Clyde, re- day.) Round trip fare to Ban Fran-
Fire Chief Gardner or Deputiea Frank bonds, or on demand therefor.
Fairview, Riverside and Cunningham
It is understood that your board sde. The former is better known in ciso is |15 and to Los Angeles 826.
The Gold Brick bridg«, across the Schram or Harry PerrotL The fire
districts, and according to R. H. Law­
East Fork, above Dora, is to be dedi­ yesterday was the result of boys play­ agrees to take whatever steps neces- Coquille, as “Peanie.”
The return limit ia July 28.
horn who was here yesterday, the
cated Sunday and the general public ing with matches, and when the de­ ssry as directed by our attorneys to
No one can afford to drive hia own directors of District No. 8 will be in­
is invited to attend the ceremony and partment drove out there during prac­ see that the bonds are properly is­
car to the southern cities when he can vited out to McKinley to talk it over.
Kanu Klub Picnic Sunday
picnic. Coffee and ice cream will be tice last night they found the boys sued, executed and sold.
travel by rail at ouch a low rate.
Next
Sunday
is
the
date
for
the
If the proceed« of the sale of the
rerved. County Agent Jenkins ia to were attempting to keep a smoldering
annual
picnic
of
the
Ko-Keel
Kanu
Pouring I. a O. F. Bldg. Waite
be one"ibf the speakers and Judge D. log going, and were heaping trash n?w bonds are deposited with the
Card from Aagot Hoyendahi
Bank of Southwestern Oregon and Klub at the club grounds on the East
Pouring of concrete for the first
F. Thompson has been invited to make around it
Fork. It is expected that 50 or 60
A greeting post card, showing the story of the new Odd Fellows’ building
withdrawn only as and when the bonds
• talk.
which are called are presented for re­ members and their families and guests midnight sun. was received by the is now in progress and from Con­
This new county bridge has a span
Gregg Starts Two Houses
Mies Aagot tractor Tultoy’s activity the buiiding
demption we will pay you interest will be present. The committee ar­ Sentinel Sunday from
of 116 feet, and cost 81800, of which
E. W. Gregg has contracts for two computed on daily balances at the rate I ranging for the day is composed of Hoyendahi, Coos county health nurse, should be finished by early fall.
81.000 was derived from special tax
0. C. Sanford, A. N. Gould and 8. M. who is on an extended trip to her old
The Hotel Annex buiiding is pro­
and 8800 from the county’s bridge new homes in Coquille, excavating for of 2% per annum during the time
which has been in progress this week. the funds are so deposited and in ad­ Nosier. Fishing and horseshoe pitch­ home in Norway. The card was mailed gressing bat will probably not bo
fund.
One of them, for C. D. Walker, on dition to such interest we will rebate ing are the principal sports indulged at Nordkopp, and she says she is ready for the ML States Power Co.
“having a moat wonderful trip. The to move into before Aug. 1.
Ralph L. Smith Here Next Week
24**’ to the district one third of one per in on these occasions.
_•<
p
feet, two-story frame, of five rooms.
sun is shining day and night. What
cent of the total amount of the bonds
Geo. A. Ulett, of the Smith Wood-, It is on one of the most sightly lota
meso san ewe eopseil"----------------------- -
‘"W __________________ —------------- - Portland Girl is “Miss
Enjoy M. P. Firmer Show
Products company,
CoquHlO.————
Mrs. Bert Kay and her daughter,
We agree to take up bonds uncan­
Many
Coquille people attended the
Angeles where he will meet Ralph L.
The other house, also frame, is
Grange Picnic Aug. 21
first flower show at Myrtle Point last
Smith, the head of the company, from 27x30, five rooms, for Delbert Wimer, celled as presented for redemption and Mies Leis, left last Sunday for Port­
Th? annual Grange picnic for all Saturday and are as warm tn their
Kansas City. They expect to arrive 4 adjoining the H. T. Wimer residence carry the same until proceeds or re­ land, where the latter, as “Miss Coos,“
participated in the Jantsen Beach fes­ Coes county grange members is to bo praise of that fine event and splendid
funding issue are available.
in Coquill« next Thursday and Mr. on Heath street.
tivities and program. The title, “Mies held in the Norway Grove on Aug. 81. showing of plants and flowers as they
Respectfully submitted.
Smith will spend • couple of weeks
Bank of Southwestern Oregon Oregon,” was won by a Portland girl. Several outside speakers have been were of the Coquille show last month.
here.
Sept. 8 Set for Hearing
By James E Montgomery, President. according to a telephone message to spoken for and state officers will be There was a really wonderful uhowing.
Mr. Kay last night. Mrs. Kay and present. Everyone to urged to at-
At its session Monday the county
daughter will return Sunday.
’ tend whether Grangers or not. A bes-
county instructed County Clerk Wat­
Delinquent
Tax
Sale
Aug.
16
son to advertise a public hearing on
The tax department of the ah«riff*s
the application of Henry Carlson and
The North Bend annual flower ahow
office announces that the 1925 tax will be held this year on Friday, Aug.
foreclosure sale of property, delin­ 1, under the direction of the North
quent for that year, will be held on Bond Garden CM*. It will be held in
Saturday, Aug. 1«.
the Community Building.
With nearly 825,000 stock sub­
scribed, part of it in logs, and a good
percentage paid up, the prospect that
the old E. E. Johnson mill, to be
known as the Coquille Lumber Co.,
will again be operated next month are
bright
The directors of the company met
Wednesday and elected officers of the
corporation as follows:
Pres.—J. Arthur Berg.
Vice Pres.—Dennis McCarthy.
Tress.-—Geo. W. Bryant.
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LEGION CARD
NEXT FRIDAY
A LIONS’, NOT A
SCOUT CAMP