The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, October 17, 1930, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text«rçh>7*! • ' ■ ■K!w ■•'Wí " *■- " ' 4 : s / "JJ1UU-----* I. I.S . J_ UHLMUa.lL!» IIIU.U ■ _ '-I’i* j aorfivr p ■ SS ! News From State Capital r* A T The Modern Housewife Demands More Outlets for Electrical Convenience. End the inconvenience of insufficient plug-ins > . by phoning 160-J COQUILLE ELECTRIC Front St. » C. A. Langworthy, Manager Next door to Jack Page Barber Shop T. B. Kay, slate treasurer, in hi*’, -I eu lom^/’y abrupt and out-spoken ' manner, criticizes the Oregon’ bench and bar in general and Frank C. Hesse, Astoria attorney, and Judge I Zimmerman, of Clatsop county, in particular, for what he describe« as the “exorbitant fees” demanded and allowed f ori-fegvl services in connec tion with the liquidation af state banks. Kay’s criticism is contained in a letter to a depositor in the old As toria Savings bank in which he de clares that the state banking depart ment unable to protect depositors in these defunct banks against such ex orbitant charges so long as the courts of the state persist in ignoring agree ments made by attorney^ covering such services. Kay’s letter points out that Hesse, m a member of the law firm of Norblad A Hesse, had agreed ! to abide by the decision of- A. A. ■ Schramm, state superintendent of banks, in .the matter of fees in bank ' quidct.'ons. Schramm, it is pointed ■>ut, h3«rajrreed to pay Hesse a fee of 1 for his s-'rvicss in combatting a suit Fr.'Ught by certain claimant« in sn effort to establish themselves as 1 preferred depositors in the defunct 1 >ank. When Hesse declined this offer ’ j as too small it was raised to 81250 and | later to 81500. Hesse claimed 815,000 w a reasonable fee for his service in ' the suit. The matter was placed be- I 'ore Judge Zimmerman for settlement . and the court allowed a fee of 85000 which Kay declares to be unreason- I able. < State prohibition agents made a to tal of 126 arrests for liquor law vio lations during September resulting in fines aggregating 114,940 and jail sentences totalling 2045 days, accord ing to a report filed by George Alex ander, state prohibition commiasioner. i A À X X 1 i I J? moneys worth/SSÖ ? Í I A 111 Il L JL-* f t I t I«' A -i; r- ••> V# SATURDAY & MONDAY SAVINGS at SAFEWAY [ 9' ¡ t Tomatoes Marshmallows Milk Umpqua brand, Oregon pack, quality standard to matoes grown in the Bun- shine. Lge. No. 2^ cans. Freah, fluffy. A treat to eat, * in salads or cakes. Pet or Max-i-mum pure milk concentrât«!. Econom ical to use. - 3can«--------37c Lb. 19c 5 — I I 39c (to » li I I » Hams Candy Swift’s Premium, quality supreme, flavor unexcelled. Taste it fried or roasted. Whole or half ham at Pure cream caramels «n- coated in rich, sweet chocolate. A sweet pro vides energy. With 1 lb. Jelly Beans free. 32c lb. 49c Carnation Wheat I Flakes | . .! —- Professional Cards Clorox The vitalizing hot cereal, 23c Pork & Beans lr I I I famed for its appetizing Governor Norblad*« new board of >*rdons held its first meeting thia goodness. . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE week and organized by electing Henry ,STATE OF OREGON FOR Myers. superintendent of the priaon, Lartepkr as chainaan. The board was recently COOS COUNTY created by tho governor to hear and Edna Dionne, Plaintiff, paar on al) applications for pardon Jas. W. Wheeler • vs. fi from the penitentiary. Louis P. Dionn -, Defendant. Physician A Surgeon Summons Ellingson Bldg. Coquille Oregon’s new librarian, Mias Har TO LOUIS P. DIONNE, Defendant It cleans, removes spots, and Leave calls at above (named: • riett Long, arrived in Salem Tuesday deodorizes, yet it is economical, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE to aasume her new duties. Miss Long Hudson’s Drug Store or at Co OF OREGON, you are required to (none to dealers.) quille Hof I appear and answer the complaint filed has for the past several years been in against you in the above entitled suit charge of the Wisconsin free library pt. bottles Are you certaia yon have Van Camp’s new pack with pork and tomato within four weeks from the date of with headquarters at Madison, Wis. the first publication of this Summons A Clear Title? sauce,-substantial tasty food. 4 which said date of first publication You might be surpriaed. Delay, The hearing before the State Re Is the 3rd day of October, 1930, and are dangerous. We can help you. if you fail so to answer, for want clamation commission at Salem Friday thereof, the Plaintiff will apply to the Title Gaaraatse A Abstract Co. Pure cane, fine granulated. Court for th. relief there in demand afternoon on the application of the 2nd door north Firet Nall. Bank ed, to-wit: -For a deepen* dtoeeiving California-Oregon power company for Coquille. Ore. the marriage relation heretofoga and the appropriation of water from now existing between* ycpi and the Klamath river for power purposes, at Plaintiff above named, and for an ab JOHN C. OERDING CO. solute divorce, and for such other and tracted an unusual amount of interest « t * «7* 1 Clearwater Light Meat Tunafiakee. A salad, a OZk further relief aa may appear meet and with more than 75 interested persons Conveyancing, Abstracta, Abstracts, equitable herein. This summons is attending. Arrayed on one side in sandwich, i, or creamed on toast. No. cans I Real Estate. Insurance, served upon you by publication for opposition to the application were four conaecutive week# in the Coquille the washing machine soap, makes soapy suds f* Ken tato Valley Sentinel, a weekly newspaper, representatives of the State Grange, .j - - - the Oregon Munncipal Development published in Coo» County, Oregon, un Shelley Bldg. Coquille, Ore. der and by virtue of an order oy J. T. League and certain irrigation districts Brand, Judge of the above entitled the largest laundry value for th« houMwife. Court made and entered hCTO.n on the •>f Klamath county. Supporting the DR. J. R. BUNCH 30th day of September, 1930, and the power company were a number of del date of the first publication of said egates representing banks, business in DENTIST Summons ia the 3rd day of October, terests and chambers of commerce of “J X-RAY Service 1980, m aforesaid, and you are re- Klamsth Falls, Ashland and other ?uired to answer within four weeks Laird Bldg., Opposite Postoffic* rom said date and if you fail so to southern Oregon cities. Arguments Telephone 82-L Coquille. Ore answer within said time. Plaintiff will for the application were based largely apply to the COURT for the relief upon the need for,the development of Ji D . Finest local Burbanks. They won’t cook up. II ja above aet forth heroin. Dated at Coquille, Oregon, thia 3rd the state’s water resources with the V. R. WILSON H; in carry-all bag................................................... 25 lDSe 49C attendant additiqn of thousands of day of October, 1980. r Optometrist Grant Derby, i! • Fancy yellow Globe. All winter kenpers. Af dollars of taxable property'fto the as Attorney for Plaintiff, sessment rolls and upon the immedi Ip UniOnS in carry-all bag --------------------------------------- 25 IDS. 45C Residence and Post Office address, Errorc in refraction corrected Coquille, Oregon. 88t5 ate need for the employment which without the use of drugs. the proposed construction would af i McFarlanes (fancy)-------------------- Coquille, Oregon IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE ford. Opponents of the power com pany urged that the water resources STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF should be retained by the state, at Individual Danish. (Bake them.) GRANT CORBY COOS least until the legislature can throw Attorney at Law added safeguards around thdm. L. A. In the Matter of thio Estate of Eleanor Richmond-Barker Bldg Liljeqvist, assistant attorney general, Holman, Deceased, Phone 157 Coquille. Ore. threw somewhat of a bombshell into Notice tn Creditors Residence Phone 24-M NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the hearing when he questioned the WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES the undersigned has been duly ap right of the state to any control over Store No. 469 COQUILLE, OREGON Phone 122 [fJJ pointed by the above entitled Court, as Adni nixtrstor of the estate of Mid the waters of Klamath river, arguing J. Arthur Berg •I Deceased, and has duly qualified as that this right had been surrendered Attorney at Law such. when the legislature of 1905 had ceded NOW. THEREFORE, all persons R omm I 8 t having claims against said estate are the waters of Klamath Lake—which Farmer* 4 Msreha"»« Book Bldg hereby notified and required to pre feeds Klamath river—to the federal accept the payment at the time in the measure. Phono 87 sent the same, together with proper government. Ct Coquill*. Oregon belief that the provision was in vio vouchers therefore, to the undersigned lation of the constitutional provision at the offices of J. Arthur Berg, in Co Request* for additional deficiency covering compensation for members quille, Oregon, within six months from DR. W. V. GLA18YER the date hereof. aprropriations aggregating approxi of th* legislature. This leaves a to VETERINARIAN Dated this 19th day of September, mately 135,000 will be placed before tal of 72 of the 90 members of the 1980. Cosaty Herd A Meet Inspecter the stato emergency board which has house and senate who still retain John H. Holman, CoqniUa. Or.. Administrator of the Estate of been called to meet at Salem Friday their portion of this money, Tho sec Eleanor Holman, Deceased. 88t5 afternoon. The staf prison, alone, is retary of state has asked the attor __ — ~ - • - - ------------- - -- »«king for 330,000 to cover operating ney general*, office for enlightenment J. A. RICHMOND IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE expense* for the remainder of the as to how to proceed in the situation. STATE OF OREGON IN AND PHYSICIAN and SURGBON year. The deficiency tn tho prison FOR THE COUNTY OF Richmond-Barker Building ' fund» is accounted for by the abnor The disbarment of eight prominent COOS mal increase in the population of the Oregon attorneys is sought by Fred Coquille, Ora. In the Matter of the Estate of Kate institution which hha grown more than C. Worrall, of Tillamook, in proceed Phones: Offic. 52M, R m . MR M. Hull. Deceased. 30 p’r cent in the past two years. ing« filed with the supreme court Notice to Creditors thi* week. The list ineludee George NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That J. J. STANLEY the undersigned has been duly ap Echoes of the legislative “expense” P Winslow, H. T. Botts, Claude Bar- lawyer pointed by the above entitled Court, rick and A. A. Hall, of Tillamook; E. as Administrator of the estate of Mid grab of the 1927 session were heard B. Tongue of Hillsboro, and J. P. Office in First National Bank DeceaMd. and haa duly qualified aa at Salem this week when Morning and gOTw Star Grange of Linn county requested Kavanaugh, Jay* Bowerman Budding, Coquille, Oregon NOW, THEREFORE, all parsons Secretary of State Hoss to proceed James L. Conley, of Portland. Wor- having claims against said estate are rail charges the attorney, with ns- •Constipation is respon hereby notified and required to pre- with the recovery of the 816.920 sorting to "deceit and fraud" m the Buf imlne<jiate rtli sent the game, together with proper which the state ia still out of pocket NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT vouchars therefor, to the undersigned by reason of the 8235 expense money collection of fees in connection with found. A tabl-t called Notice in hereby given that the un- at the offices of J. Arthur Berg, in Co psid to each of the legislators for ex- th. settlement of the estate of his '* «* ha. been discovers« dersirfnedaha« Aled in the _ County «tuille, Oregon, within six months penaea under the terms of the resolu father, Phillip J. Worrall/for which the lazy, dry. e County Court of Oregon ¡ from the date hereof. he was the executor. I the colon. The . . -A of . the t her __ A State — —1 axAA'int for Coos County, final account MSI as ; Dated thia 19th day of September, tion adopted at that time. Since the supreme court some six months ago Adm.nistratrix of the,estate of J«- : William H. Hull, Jr. Sixty thousand dairy cattle in Ore- lian Patterson, deceased, and MM | Administrator of the Estate of Kate handed down its opinion holding a gon have been tested already this ^dX. C >urt has appointed Monday, the 10th -~• ¿v similar resolution adopted by the 1929 3615 day of November, 1980, as the day "• Deceased, oes.ion to be unconsf • 'Pt! •B’ional 14 for the hearing of objections te the -------- ■ -- members of the 1927 sésil sesifon on have re- said final account and the setthsnent Safety First! funded their expense money. Four inarian, who points out that thia state thereof. _ I Dairy's Pasteurises HBWmiLL i * 11 .f I 9c each Sugar I 11 •*.... -........53c 5 cans 1 Una r isn t1 45c I CflltS sfa t/C Peet» Granulated P&G Pancake,Waffle Flour i - 35c 12 bars 39c 43c 1 a ! I ¡I QUALITY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES rotatoes of 11 CranberriesBest Squash 5 Bunch Vegetables ™ 7 quart CAch 2 bunches 9c Glorieasly Alive At J| ^rO RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION 11 . Jj •'V' V i 3915 I I i _____ I F I I II