The Coquille Valley sentinel., October 17, 1930, Page 10, Image 10

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C JL B. Miller, mansg-r of the Safe­
way store here, was in Portland Tues­
day, attending the meeting of Safe­
way managers from Oregon, southern
Waah.ngton and western Idaho. The
president and two vice presidents of
Safeway Stores, Inc., were present for
ths conference.
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Whether it was over-confidence or
injuriés on the part of Coquille’s foot­
ball team iaot Saturday, the beys did
not make near the showing they did
against Roseburg the week before and
Telling About
People
were held to a 8-6 tie by the Bandon
Events la the City a
Tigers.
County
It was. straight line bucks and a
Guy Forsythe, deputy game warden,
who is now stationed on the Rogue, short pass or two which enabled C. H.
Oliver G. Miller, ef Myrtle Point, was a Coquille visitor yesterday, ac­ 8. to scorn its touchdown in the sec­
was here on business yesterday.
companied by Mrs. Forsythe.
He ond quarter, Stevens carrying the ball
E. A. Stonecypher was a Coquille says there is practically no violation over.
Coquille fought stubbornly in the
of the fishing law on the Rogue now,
visitor from Marshfield yesterday.
the price being so low, and all cold third quarter to hold Bandon back af­
Mrs. J. B. Gillia left Wednesday
storage plants long on froaen salmon. ter the ball had been advanced to the
for Portland to visit her daughter.
one-foot line, and succeeded, but in
Mrs. Paul Van Seoy and daughter,
the last quarter a deceptice play back
Dr. J. W. Wheeler reports the birth
Anne, left yesterday afternoon for
of the line allowed the visitors to
of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Eugene to visit an uncle of Mrs. Van
score on an end run from the 20-yard
Edminster, at Riverton last Sunday.
Scop’s whose heme fa in Sydney, Aus­
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Many bargains in Used Goode— tralia, and who fa on his way home ¡line.
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As was the case in the first game,
Stoves, Ranges, Tables, Beds, etc., at from a teip to London, England. Mr.
Coquille seemed to be unable to break
Hart a House of Service.
#
yan Seoy will
wll) leave
leave mis
Van
this wswwwq
evening •»>
by
up the Bandon passing attack al­
Dan Miller, of the Catching creek | train for gui<ne and the family will
though two or three were intercepted,
district eleven miles above Myrtle raturn Sunday.
one just before the end of the game.
Point, was a Coquille visitor fasUr-
p
g c
I rtard.-Mrs. C. C. Farr and Mrs. Wm.
day'
They are fresh laid eggs from paiRp,, of Marshfield, left Tuesday
Leeper’s Poultry Ranch. You will find
to attend the 47th annual con-
tbem at City Market, Cow Bell Dairy ventjon
the Oregon W. C. T. U,
and MacMarr’s.
(held in Roseburg from Octover 14 to
J. W. Currie, formerly of thfa city,' 17. Miss Maude M. Aldrich, national
who now lives with his daughter, director of Apartment of motion pie-
Mrs. Fred Kuns, in Marshfield, was turns, will be the convention speaker,
Marshfield Pioneer Dies in Soutji
Included in a list of five specialists
from the Oregon State College who
«rill be in Coos and Curry counties
co-operating faith the County Agent
on the Agricultural Extension pro­
gram during October and early Nov-'
ember are Dr. 6. T. Simms, head of
the Veterinarian Department,
who
will be helping with the abortion eon-’
trol program, Roger W. Moras, Ex­
tension Dairyman and who succeeds
the late Neil C. Jamfaon; A. E. Eng-
bretson, superintendent of the John
Jacob Astor Experiment Station at
Astoria, on the crops program; H. S,
Speer, of the U. S. Biological Survey,
on rodent control work; and H. E.
Cosby, extension poultryman, who
will appear at various poultry meet­
ings.
In addition to those specialists an
attempt is being made to secure the
service« of Mr. Herbert Beyers, Man­
ager of the Douglas County Turkey
Growara.Aasociation and who has
recently been appointed by the Fed­
eral Farm Board as assistant general
manager for the Northwest Turkey
Growers marketing organisation, to
give turkey killing and dressing dem­
onstrations and to discuss the mar­
keting program at the poultry meet­
ings. Assurance has been given that
someone competent will be provided
fer this wort.
Mr. A. J. McAdams, of Seattle, and
who is employed by the DuPont Com­
pany, will be in this district about the
middle of November and if tentative
plans materialise, will give a ditch
blasting demonstration at the Fred
Lafferty farm on the Myrtle Point
road at 1:80 p. m. on Wednesday,
November 12. .A similar demonstra­
tion may be given in Curry County.
Details of this work will be an­
nounced later.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
October 16, 17 and 18, a. series of
meetings is being planned to discuss
various farm crops, rodent control,
and dairying problems. A. E. Eng-
bretaon will discuss Ladino clover,
alfalfa, root crops, etc. H. S. Speer
will'discuss rodent control and Roger
Morse will discuss matters of impor-
W. 8. Chandler, one of Marshfield's
most prominent qitisens until 20 years
age, when he moved to Los Angeles,
passed away at his home in the south
last Friday night at the age of 74
years.
Mr. Chandler was one of the build­
a Coquille visitor Tuesday. ,»• . .
ers of Coos Bay, with his associates
Tells of Smith-Hughes Work having erected the Chandjer Hotel, the
C. I* Rio®, a brother of Leroy Rice,
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The Chamber of Commerce meeting Irving block, the First National Bank
j «; of tbe Ideal Bakery, has _
been visiting
-for
Corn 8how meet' building and what is now the Ameri­
Urf,)..,. J here
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*-■ the part MWfk. «<1 “«7
' Iwbiefc W*o*i**
ride to locate here and go into buri- ing Wedrteeday evening, was attend- can Bank building.
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JL A.«-
—— - than ELA
by —
more
50 ladies and a».AaabLA__
gentle­
I Although hja home has been in Los
men who were greatly interested in Angeles for IS years, he has very sel­
Mrs, Robt. R. Wateon. returned yes­
t terday from Eugene where she went the talk made by W. M. Cunning on the dom missed spending a summer at the
Smith-Hughes work here.
Chandler home on Coos river.
last Saturday afternoon to, receive ,
Mr. Cunning was introduced by W.
, ,He is survived by
_ hie widow and the
treatment She has been having sinus • :V. Ferguson, at President Farr’s re- following chUdran: Irving Chandler,
trouble. ’ ' ;
| quart, and aaid that Mr. Cunning was' of Sacramento; Will Chandler, of Los
?
A, N. Gould, Geo. Bryant, W. E. so modest .that no one would know the Angele«; Mrs. Helen Tremaine, of Los
Bosbrman, and Isom Clinton, of excellent work being done in that de- Angeles; and Ben R. Chandler, of
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Marshlaki, left 8undav for eastern pertinent if it was left to Mr. Cun- Marshfield, who left for Los Angele«
Oregon to hunt mule deer in the John ning to seek publicity.
last Saturday.
His praise was seconded by County
Day ocBnbry. 1
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A Good Card Last Friday
The. regular meeting of the W. C. Agent Jenkins who aaid that the
i-'Hughes work in
... Coqtrille and
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T. U. will be held Friday, October 24, Smith-Hughes
There was • slim attendance at the
Coos coiprty was more outstanding
at the home of Mrs, James Richmond.
than that in any other Oregon county.' boxing and wrestling card in the Com­
At1 ■*
A large attendance is desired. Visi­
■■
munity building last Friday evening,
. Mr. Cunning aaid the Coquille
class
- v
—- ( bnt tho#e pwent
tors, welcome. ,
.
of 54 in Smith-Hughes work is the
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neal are antici­ ter^v^r^ioVeZ : pa. i
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pating a viait from his sister and her ture Farme« of kmeriac and Thrift
husband, Mr.’and Mrs. C. T. Lawler, Club organisations in the class, and re­ “Wild Cat Pete,” of Eugene, retained county demonstration plots on vari­
who are expected from their home in ferred to Faye Holverstott’s hog pro­ his championship middleweight belt by ous crops will be discussed briefly by
scoring two falls over Jimmie Ryan, th* County Agent.
Fresfib, Calif., tomorrow.
ject, oh which he cleared more than
of Seattle. The first one went 19 min­
The first two meetings of this
81,000
the
part
year,
ae
being
rated
Dr., and Mrs. Jas., R. Bunch are en­
series will be held on October 16, one
utes and the second 22.
joying a visit from her parents, Mr. the best Smith-Hughes project in the
Royce Richmond, of Coquille, was at the Coos River school house at 1:80
and Mrs. K. C. Couch, who came down northwest.
given the referee's nod after four fast p. m., another at the North Bayside
Next week Mr. Cunnig will take a
from Portland last Friday evening to ____
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I round« with Ellsworth WiUett, of Lee. Grange Hall at 8:00 p. m.
•^vquue team
seam of
ui five
rave boys
uuyi to
io the
une In-
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ÇoquUe
remain a couple of weeks.
On October 17 the first meeting will
ternational at Portland where they
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Geor»* . he at the J. N. Jacobsen farm, Co-
Jnoa, E. Ross and Lyman Carrier, of
the ‘Farmers A Merchants' Bank, re­ teams from five other states. He ex­ I Caudle, was ended in leas than a round quHle, at 10:00 a. m. Rodent control
a 1 when Shaw put Caudle to sleep with a including the trapping of moles will
turned yesterday . morning from a
pressed tht boy«’ appreciation to the
fast one on the button.
short business trip to Portland on
he given special consideration at thia
Chamber of Commerce for the 8100,
which they left Tuesday evening.
meeting. At 1:80 p. m. a meetng will
gift which enables the boys to make '
be
held in the city Hall at Myrtle
A
Sunday
Morning
Fire
Sergeant C.z C. Williams, of the the trip. , ,
Point.
Mr. Farr also called on Roy E. Niles,1
traffic squad, returned to duty yester­
The Orville Morris house, north of
Two meetings will be held in Curry
day after enjoying a two weeks’ va­ an old friend of his when he lived in Spurgeon street and northeast of the
cation during which he visited Port­ Washington, who now conducts the R. H. Mast residence, was destroyed County on October 18, the first one
land and The Dallea-Californie High­ Ford agency here, and Roger Mom, by fire about 10:80 Sunday morning, at the community hall in Gold Bench
dairy specialist from O. S. C„ who ' The department responded promptly at 10:00 a. m„ the second at the
way.
Langlois Grange hall at 2:00 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElwaine and succeeded the late NeH Jamison. Both but the blase had eecured good head-
H. E. Cosby, extension poultryman
| way-
Mr. and Mru. R. M. Bennett are among responded briefly.
from the Collego, will be in the dis­
The
house
was
occupied
by
Mr.
and
the Coquille people who ate going to
; Mrs. Roy Attlebjr, who were away trict from October 20 to 28 inclusive.
C. H. S. Honor Students
Portland for the Oregon-Washington
Herbert Beyers or some other compe­
Below
is
given
the
scholastic
honor
h°me *
tim*’ ,nd tha ori«ta
football game tomorrow. They leave
tent party will be here also to as­
list for Coquille high school for the
* ■,yst*rF‘
today.
sist at the poultry meetings where
The building
was ”
a * three-room af­
first grading record, ending October
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the subjects of general management
Rev. W. B. Smith, who left Tues­
fair,
and
was
partly
covered
by
insur
­
of poultry and turkeys will be con­
day for his home near Spokane, was 10, with 24 students with an average ance.
accompanied to Wenatchee by Major of 2 or higher and no grade below a 8: t Some cf the household effects were sidered. This poultry program will
Highest honors, all l’s—Edythe
Macke, world war veteran, who has
■ saved, and the loss is estimated at be conducted for three days. On Mon­
day, October 20, at 7:80 p. m. a
been here for several weeks.
The Farr, Fr.
>8600.
Honora (making no grade below a
poultry meeting will be held in the
latter expects to return next week.
2)—Fred
Fuhrman, So.;
Tallantj
Fairview Church at Fairview.
On
Pete Miller, Geo. Johnson, John W. Greenough, Sr.; Delos Shinn, Bo.;
American Legiin Election
Tuesday, October 21, at 2:00 p. m.,
Miller and Jas. W. Laird are among Anne Barton, Fr.; Bernice Eggleston,' At the American Legion election
of
the Coquille fans who left this noon So.; Betty Glafayer, Fr.; Lois Harry, officers Monday evening the following 1 g'neral poultry meeting will be
for the football game at Portland to­ Fr.; Gail Hufford, So.; Rose Matney, were chosen for the ensuing year. held in the community building at Co­
quille. On Wednesday, October 22, at
morrow. The latter accompanied P. Fr.; 'Melba McCoy, Jr.; Helen Robin- They will be installed November 10:
2:00 p. m.,,there will be a poultry
W Laird, of Myrtle Point, and J. H. son, So.; Esta Stewart, Jr.; Beryl Un- ' Commander—R. L. Stewart
meeting at the A. W. Cope ranch on
McCloskey, of Norway.
soeld, Fr.; Katherine Jane Hassler
Adjutant—W. V. Ferguson
‘be Floras Lake road weft of Lang­
and
Grace
Ellingson,
(carrying
only
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Rev. G. A. Gray performed the wed­
Finance Off—F. F. Schram
lois. On the evening of October 22
three
subject),
both
seniora.
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Reserve Off.—Dr. P. M. Drake
ding ceremony at his home here Mon­
‘be Smith-Hughea night school con­
Honorable Mention (average of ”2,”
day afternoon, which united W. T.
1st Vice Com.—W. A. Zosel
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tacted by Jens F. Svinth at the Ban-
JVhite, of Langlois, and Edith V. Hol­ no grade below a “8") — Stephen ' 2nd Vice Com.—Roy Watson
•he poultry specialists, accompanied
man of Coquille. They were accom­ Chard, Sr.; Donald Farr, Jr.; Florence
8d Vice Com.—C. W. Gano
■»v the County Agent, will meet with
panied by E. T. Boyd, of Langlois, Folsom, So.; Roby Holveratott, Sr.;
Historian—W. F. Oerding
ion high sahoel.
Faye McCue, So.; RobeHe Oderkirk, 1 After the meeting, the ladies of the
and Melvin Mather, of Sixes.
So.; Wlnnona Plummer, Sr.; Gertrude Auxiliary served luncheon and then
A deserving high school girl at
Marriage License«
Tway, Sr.; Barbara Unaoeld, Jr.; Vada all adjourned to the indoor golf course
present enrolled in Coquille High is
Oct.
Il
—Pay Berna-d Bunnell and
Swinney, Fr.
where they were guests of the man­
desirous of finding a place in town
Sula Baker, both of Marshfield.
Total
agement.
where she can work for her room and
Oct. 11—Ernest Albert Harrison
Freshman
board while attending school. Any­
Moose and I^gionaire Notes «nd Gladys Idella Gault, both of
one interested may call W. V. Fergu­ Sophomore
Marshfield.
They were married by
Junior
son. city superintendent of schools.
A big celebration ia to bo given by Rev. W. E. Couper at the Marshfield
Senior
the Moose lodge at the hall on October Episcopal church Saturday.
O. C. Sanford, vice-phesident of the
.
30th. All Moose members and fami­
Oct. 18—W. T. White, of Unglois,
First National Bank, who is now tak­
lies are invited.
and Edith V. Holman, of Coquille.
ing a teji-day vacation, experts to
Mrs. Jim Avery, of Fishtrap, was
make a few days' trip , to Portland
Oct. 15—Julius Solari and Emma
Deputy Sheriff Hit by Car
the lucky one to receive the rretty em­ Albine, both of Coquille. They were
Sundv. accompanied by Mrs. San­
Deputy Sheriff Pete Culver fa im­ broidery set given by the Moose Le-
ford. Mrs. Edith Miller is assfating
married by Judge Thompson at the
in the bank while Mr. Sanford is off proving, although still suffering from gionaires of Coquille Chapter No. 175. court house Wednesday.
the tom ligaments he received when
The Women of Mooseheart Legion,
duty.
W
hit by a car on the highway near Coquille Chapter No. 175, met with
Knife Hospital Notes
A boy of Coquille high school, an Marshfield Sunday night. The acci­ Mrs. Agnes Schroeder last Thursday.
upper-classman, who is 100 per cent dent occurred after Harry Folsom's A delightful four o’clock luncheon
Dismissals from the hospital last
self-supporting, desires
part time c*r had gone off the highway and
was served and enjoyed by all. They Saturday included Mrs. Dan Noah, of
work for three or four hours a day. rolled over.
While attempting to will meet with Mrs Millie Child Ort. Powers, Wm. Carlson and P. P. Davfa,
Anyone having work for a reliable straighten out the traffic, Mr. Culver 16th.
of Bandon.
boy notify city superintendent W. V. was hit by a ear which plunged into
Last Friday Albert Inrsn, of River-,
Ferguson, who will have student re­ the mix-up.
ton, was admitted for treatment. He,
Judge Grants Three Divorces had cut a bad gash in his foot while,
port for work.
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Judge Brand gran^d three divorces falling a tree.
RINGS.—Solid Gold—Lateet Crea­
in circuit court here Tuesday.
One
tions—20 per cent discount for cash
was to Virtor A. Hendrickson separ­ Chadwick Lodge, A. F. 4 A. M.
only, till November Arfa. , Taka ad­
ating him from Christine E. Hendrick­
vantage of this money-saving dis­
A special communication of Chad­
son. Francis I. Turpin was granted a
count, buy your Christmas presents
divorce from Daniel D. Turpin, and wick Lodge, A. F. A A. M., ia an-
NOW. A small payment down and
Vilda Pearl Pullen from Leroy Percy nouneed by C. C. Farr, W. M.. for
we will reserve any article.
V. R.
next Tuesday evening, Oct. 21. Work
Pullon.
Wilton Jewelry and Optical Store.
in E. A.______________
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Insure your ear with Ned C. KoBey
one Of th# faM.
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Inspect Our Quality Merchandise
—Then Help Yourself and Save
caih
omv
Endicott-Johnson (Not in the Trust)
SHOES for ALL the FAMILY
These handy shopping stores specialise in Standard Brands and
SELL for LESS .
Hosiery
Wash Frock*
Men’s Furnishings
Lingerie
Notions
Men’s Work Clothing
Coquille
Marshfield
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New Cases la Circuit Court
Oct. 10—Sarah A. Milla vo. Coos
Bay National Bank.
Ort. 11—®. H. Hunt vs. Cjarice A.
Hunt. Suit for divorce.
Oct. 15—F. W. Chase vs. Elmer F.
Davis, Carl Evans and Roy Walther.
Oct. 15—West Coast Savings A
Loan Assn. vs. Ross Putnam.’
Ort. 16—H. E. and Lina Brown vs.
D. E. Walker.
Bandon
r
Chadwick Lodge No. 68
A. F. & A. M.
Special Communication
Tues., Oct. 21—Work in E. A.
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For Fire, Auto or Accident
Insurance
Call oa
GLENN NEIDEIGH
Teacher of Violin
Far Appointment Cail
Norton's Music Store
Phono «-J
Ned C. Kelley
All Linen of Insurance
Coquille, Oregon
And save irritating delays
in ease of loos
Hiland Theatre!
MYRTLE POINT
Sunday and Monday, Oct. 19 - 20
The Supreme Sensation of the Talkies!______ _
"The Big House"
Pandemonium in the great penitentiary; 3,000 convicts
riot; guards held as hostages; reckless, desperate men mak­
ing a last stand for escape! Every tense moment a heart-
throb because you know that one among them has found
that life can be sweet and glorious with the one he loves.
Romance and drama that you will never forget I
Tuesday, Wednesday, Oct. 21 > 22
Bebe Daniels and Lloyd Hughes in
“LOVE COMES ALONG”
Powerful Drama of a Glorious Love!
Thursday, Friday, October 23 and 24
Her Sin Was No Greater Than His—but she was a woman!
The most sensational and revealing picture that has come
to the Talking Screen! Can a woman defy conventions and
live by a man’s code of morals? An amazing answer in
Norma Shearer’s successor to “The Last of Mrs. Cheyney.”
“THE DIVORCEE
Saturday, October 26
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Ken Maynard in
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Song of the Caballero”
ADMISSIONS
ADULTS 50e
CHILDREN 10e