The Coquille Valley sentinel., October 24, 1930, Image 1

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THE PAPER THAT'S LIKE A ■ LETTER FROM
VOL. XXVI.
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NO. 4L
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 84, 19«.
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{L the occasion being the official visit i
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T. Brand Before Lions
Club Yesterday
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I of Dr. O. C. Hagmeier, grand master
of the Masonic lodge in Oregon.
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| Dr. Hagmeier’s homo to in Seaside
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»nnciDm in unc
riving here about nix o’clock, and re-!
And Bandana Neckerchiefs Nov. Declared to Be Value of Roose­ main ing until 10 next morning.
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1 - The Official Corn
| The Chamber of Commerce has
velt Highway, Coquille
postponed its usual Wednesday even-
Show Insignia
to Calif. Line
| ing meeting next Week until Thursday
and this to his Arst visit to southwest,
in order
order to
to meet
meet with
Mr.
. Oregon since his election m grand :
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I ¡evening
evening in
with Mr.
Judge J. T. Brand was a guest of ■ master
u last June.
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. the nawl<y
Geo. 8. Workman,
manager w
of
Hawley ana
and everyone
everyone m
in uoquiiie
Coquille is
to ' ■> Under the above head, Ben Litfln,
the Lion Club yesterday noon and up-1 AH Masonic
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lodge# to southwest pledged for this year’s Com Show and! Lincoln County Chamber of Com- invited to attend the 6:80 o’clock din- publisher of The Dalles Chronicle, de­
«• invitation of the elab briefly
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> bean notified that the the committee to encouraged to be- mere?, was a Coquille visitor last Bat- ner at the hotel and hoar Mr. Hawley, livered a radio address recently on
sketched some of the measures which grand
^,„4 master
master ’ ’ s » visit
visit here
here Is
is for
for the
the H«ve
Heve that
that when
when all
all the
the business
business hous-
hous- urday
urday and
and 8unday,
Sunday, and
and Monday
Monday even-
even-
Our congresaman from the third the governorship matter, aad from
are to be voted upon next month.
I ( purpose of meeting ah Maaona and •» have been aolicited the funds will Ing met with
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Chamber of district is one of the ranking members which we make a few extracts as fol­
Mr. Brand prefaced his remarks that ho „
to malt|I
making this the official visit total aa much a>< was subscribed last t Commerce in Marshfield, where be
the House of Representatives in lows:
with the statement that nothing ho for
di^Hct.
|y»«n In the neighborhood of <1800. j spoke at length on the need for an or-. Washington and han an"influence both
»aid should be considered u political, I
Chadwick
Lodge
is well equipped
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w- Laird and R. L. Stewart in ganisation of coast counties to adver- politically and on legislation which no
The statutes of Oregon definitely
aa favoring or opposing the candidacy care
,
for the hundreds of Masons__ who their canvass on Wednesday secured tier the scenic and recreational won­ new member ever has.
state the following in reference to the
of any one running for office, although will be ia Coquille that evening,__ and W1 in contributions to the fund to dwi of the Oregon littoral,
He will have a message for the peo­ amount of money that may bo expend­
a discussion of some of the measures the well-known ability of the Eastern which additions have since been made. J
Mr. Workman tiectared that tourista ple of (JoquilK aside from the cam­ ed by any candidate for public office:
must of necessity bring a thought of Star Order to furnish and servo a Coos county budgeted <250 for this; were to a large extent using Oregon’s
paign for re-election for which he is
“No sums of money shall bo paid,
the candidate who favored such meas­ banquet insures that the closing fea- , year, and there are a great many highways aa a lane to get from south
now touring the district.
and no expenses authorised or in- >
ures to hi« hearers’ minds.
tore of the evening will be
well name» yet remaining on the “to M —
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or vice
versa, and ■ that ■ a very
curved, by or on behalf of any candi­
He favored the repeal of constitu­ handled.
1 seen" list.
y
• . 1 large p ercentage of them knew or saw
The ladies of the Church of Christ date who haa received the nomination
tional amendment by which the state
This «reek the publicity committee! nothing of the advantages Oregon had will hold their annual baxaar aad to any office or position in the state
Lodge will open at 7:30 that even-
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backs up irrigation district bonds. ing and every Mason in Coquille and ; placed
order» for Corn Show stickers to offer.
food sale m the Chevrolet building
in excess of 10 per cent of mo
The repeal will not affect the 16 dis­ southwest Omyon to cordially invited ' and hat bands and within a few days
In this connection the statement of during the Cora Show.
year’s salary of the office for which
tricts which have previously been or­ to be present, whether members to the stickers will be covering the Co- a Los Angeles man to Miss Aileen
he is nominated. No sum of money
ganised, but will prevent the state as­ this jurisdiction or not
Wilson, Coquille Chamber of Com­
quille valley like a blanket.
shall bo paid and no expense author­
suming obligations of this kind in the
Straw hats and bandana handker­ merce secretary, is most interesting.
ised or incurred by or on behalf of
future.
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chiefs, official insignia of the Cera He had just made hto first trip over
any political party or ORGANIZA­
The bonus loan amendment, if
Show, are < due
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to appear
tl^e coa«t highway from Crescent City
TION, to promote the success of the
adopted, will permit other veterans of
Nov. 1, and there will be a Corn Show to Coquille and was enthusiastic over
candidate of such organisation con­
foreign service, such as those of the
hat band for every straw in the coun­
highway and scenery to the great-
W. M. Cunning, Smith-Hughes in­ trary to the provisions of this act.
Spanish-American war, the Boxer re­
ty-
structor in C. H. 8., and ten boys of For the purpose of this act, the con­
bellion, and the Philippine insurrec­
Chin whiskers aad mustaches are
we had that 160 miles of high-
E. F. Fitagerald, representative of
’ the class left early this morning for tribution. expenditure or liability, or
tion, to receive loans from the state
blossoming in Coquille, following
ray in southern California,” he de­
Lindgren A Swianorton, of San Fran­
Corvallis, where they will spend this the liability of an ascendant, dosesud-
such as the veterans of the world war
example set by “Wild” Hardy
ls red, “it would.be worth a million
cisco,
contractors
who
will
install
the
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afternoon
and night, and will then go ant, brother, sister, unde, aunt,
now receive.
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of Leo, aad while this personal
1 st < an inch." And with far lees 1 on to Portland to attend the Interna­ nephew niece, wife, partner, employ-
pipe line Cor the Natural Gas Cor-
The judge, said the cabinet form of
ment is not requested by the publicit
offer the tourist, in climate, acen-
I poratlon here, was in Coquille Tues­
tional Livestock
Exposition which er, employee or follow official, or fel­
government had caused him more
committee, it is accepted in the spirit
. or potential wealth, that hustling
low employee of a corporation, shall
day
and
said
that
the
laying
of
pipe
open»
its
doors
tomorrow.
trouble in making up hto mind how to
of Corn Show boosting. We would community has by advertising, at­
be deemed to be that of ths candidate
will begin next Monday, with Chao.
The
stock
judging
team
which
will
vote than any of the twelve others.
hate to meet in the dark such alfalfa tracted tourists and permanent resi­
in
compete with «5 other teams from the himself.”
The short ballot to an advantage; the B. Strong as superintendent
crops as now adorn the china of Aaron dents by the hundreds of thousands
There has never boon a campaign in
charge.
Northwest, is composed of Stephan
centralising of authority in state
Wilson, Sam Tuttle, J. A. Fitapatrick annually.
Oregon history, certainly not in the
Approximately
76
men
will
be
put
Chard,
Ray
Detlefsen
and
Ruseell
affairs would benefit in some respect
and Lowell Simpson.
I The. county chamber directed that
time of the present generation, whore
Martindale.
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and damage in others, especially if ( to work, and Mr. Fitagerald says
communications be sent to all cham-
there was such a lavish, extravagant
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preference
will
be
given
local
labor.
There
ia
one
point
which
can
bo
the wrong
I Except for the pipe all supplies aad Where Bond Money Was Spent ^er> °f commerce in coast counties. mentioned in connection with the and vulgar expenditure of money on
hi»
and
• »hort eemion of th. city
“’•California line to Lincoln ¡ J
the part ef any candidate aa to being
It was 1
.material possible is to be bought in
litical machine. The proposed «menu- ■
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to »«certain how the several 7" *. ’ teams in stock judging and expended by the Independent candi­
council Monday evening, with Mayor
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Coquille.
that
is
that
one
te«m
may
win
first
ment would give the governor too !
unities would feel toward th.
An Austin ditching machine, two Berg and four councilman present. 1
place, because their judging corres date for governor in his campaign.
”°ttocompressors and a back filler will be!
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from
'Dr.
Stricker,
state proposed organisation.
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When names were being suggested
ponds most nearly to ths ideas of the
A. C. Gage, publisher of tha Angora judge, white another team may rank before the state committee met under
compensation
commission
whose brou<ht into hur,Y th< <ork’ whkk health officer, was read, expressing hto ,
Journal at Portland, accompanied Mr.
the provisions of the primary law to
duties are quaei-judicial a^td should “
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W™«! of the improved water
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tern of the city
Workman, and devoted his talk and hto j twentieth and be more nearly perfect nominate a candidate to fill the vacan­
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according
to
some
other
judge
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s
optot-
The First National Bank wa.
!*bit ** Coo* to urging the ratoini of
cy caused by the death of George Jo­
to act. He questioned the advisability *iU
.PP”*^y,
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As the timber is removed from
M
m ^hwe °to
seph, the asms of Julius Meier was
flrrt
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competing
Sa^
Ihe^ill«
here
his
suggestion
is
that
of adopting the law because of thej
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mentioned ¡a a group of several poo-
abuses which might grow up under
n|( to a hotel at Pendleton. The man —
t of its building and to install a mar- ** eeats would be a more profitable crop rule.
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its oper*tio*.
than any other which can be produced
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Other members of the «tern who
The motor vehicle license tax Mil
n our hill« and mountain sides.
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The
application
of
Mr.
Goodwin
to
have had outstanding projects this
is correct in theory, that an old car
k build a »bed for wood alongside the
year and left this morning for Port­
should not pay as much tax tt a new
Dics in Los Angeles
. Pelican Cafe on First street was de-
land were Faye Holverstott, Oke Eek-
one, but he disliked to see any move
i nied.
made which would lessen the funds
A. K. Johnson, a reaident of Co- holm, Willie Gaslin, Curtis Holver­
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An amusement license for three
available for highway construction.
;uille for the past four or five years, stott, Estil Powell, Stanley Pulford :
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was granted Ben Turpin who
Mr. Cunning '
The income tax bill he pronounced
passed away at the home of his broth­ and Denton EMigaon.
Ils to open a shooting gallery in the
- aid they would probably return next '
correct in theory also, but doubted
er in Los Angeles the first of the
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that
the time was yet ripe for its en- ' Ferguson to Take School Census room adjoining Holycrom’ pool hall on wwsk. His body was taken to tbs Tuesday.
actment. In a selfish way of conaid- ‘ w V- Ferguson, superintendent of Front street.
home of his parents in Nebraska for
The report of City Treasurer Sickels
ering it, the man on a salary will op- schools, asks the Sentinel to announce
■nterment.
Walkers Enjoy Month’s Trip
pose, and the judge said, the rural that beginning tomorrow and continu- to the council showed that of the
Mr. Johnson was 53 years of age, a
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Walker returned
communitiea would favor the bill.
j ing through next week, after school. <50,30.11 received from the sale of contractor and builder,'and with hto
For the sabe
sake of his sportsman he will take the school cenaos
census of Dis- water bonds, he had paid warrants on partner, Ben F. Atkinson, has built Sunday evening from their month’s
eastern trip during which they visited
friends the judge said he could hope !trict No- ®- ln connection with the the Series F fund, totalling <22,686.76;
some of the best bouses in Coquille, as
the Rogue river dosing
to commer-
1 census
i» also
making
a survey
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census
he he
is also
making
a survey
on on interest on same <306.48; and had wall as rtfral homes. Among the lat­ nearly all the larger cities ia the
United States. After leaving Akron.
cial Ashing would carryT but from an 1 another sehool matter, aad suggests called all general water fund warrants
ter is the <10,000 Van Leuven home
unselfish viewpoint he could not ap- to the u
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““ up to Oct. 1, 1930, totalling <11,962.17, on Bear creek, two homes of Clausen Ohio, where the Goodyear dealers
housekeeper
prove closing the stream in the in­ sees him coming not to mistake him and internet, <260.60. This was a brothers, and the gym at Riverton. were royally entertained for two days,
they spent several days in New York
total dtebureement of <45,164.01, leav­
terest of one class as against another. for a book agent.
In Coquille they have built the Geo.
To further relieve any apprehension ing on hand from the proceeds of the Taylor. Roy Neal. Ray Schott, O. T. city, enjoying the hustle and sights
The lieutenant-governor bill, Judge
Brand designated as bne which would as to the reason for the census it can <50,000 bond sale, «,196.10, which is Gant and Dr. P. M. Drake homes, be­ it the country’s metropolis where up­
wards of ten million people live with­
give the people an opportunity to bo stated that there is no possible more than enough to pay for the wa­ sides several othem.
in a radius of 100 miles. In fact.
name a successor should the man personal tax addition for children un­ ter meters, payment for which is not
Mr. Johnson had suffered from
| thyroid gland trouble for years. He “8pike” Leslie told Mr. Walker that
elected die in office, as has happened der school ago, all of which must bo yet due.
He also reported that of the «,677'
from a mountain not many miles from
twice ln Oregon in the pact 16 yean. Included in the count. But there is a
I was a quiet, unassuming man, an ax-
The entire people, and hot the 24 payment of 520 to the district from delinquent street assessments doe, : cellent workman and a credit to «any their honte in Montclair, N. J., a per­
son could see land whose inhabitants
members of the senate should have the state sehool fund for every child and for which notices recently were community.
embraced one-sixth of the people in
sent out, <1,646.20 has been paid, but
if nchool age enumerated.
the authority.
He eame here with Mr. Atkinson
the U. 8.—or twenty millions.
that the delinquents farthest in ar­
The grange power bill was called
from Buell, Mont , and had expected
Mr. Walker was more impressed,
“the most dangerous measure on the
No One Wanted to Hear Him rears had paid no attention to the no­ to return there before long.
however,
with Los Angeles, that
tices.
It
will
probably
be
necessary
ballot.” by Judge Brand, not because
Dr. Slaughter, who was advertised
Some weeks ago bo accompanied
it gives the people an opportunity to by hand bills to speak on the Grange to advertise some of the property for Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Nosier to Califor­ young eity of southern California
which has coms from nowhere to
go into the power business, but be­ power bill, at the Community Building sale.
nia, and suffered an attack which
stand fourth in 1930. It’s beauty at
cause of its failure to provide limits here last evening, seemed to be some
nearly proved fatal on the way. Ho
night, with millions of lights gleam­
to the power of boards, which might what peeved as he left the building
City’s Budget Prepared
rallied, however, stopped at a springs’
ing, its industrial and agricultural ac­
handle any given district’« affairs. He where six or eight people had as­
resort,
and
later
continued
to
his
On another page will be found the
tivities and possibilities, its oil de­
was opposed to the measure simply sembled to hear him. He was rushing
proposed budget for the city of Co­ brother’s at Los Angeles where he velopment, and the space it has to
because it would give to a board of back to Myrtle Point where it was
quille aa approved by the budget com­ passed away,
grow, everything indicates that even­
five men unlimited authority to issue reported a larger audience wm gath­
mittee at a special mooting held Mon­
tually The City of Angeles will be the
bonds and tax property without any ered. Evidently the people are aware day evening, and which will come up
Deer Mimed, Man Hit
largest city in the U. 8. and possibly
public brake of any kind. No govern­ of the vicious possibilities of that
for Anal hearing at the council ses­
ing body in the state has such author­ measure and do not care to waste time sion on Nov. 17.
C. H. Lucia, of Remote, was brought in the world.
“But it’s the easiest largo city we
ity, and none should have. More than listening to those who discuss it from
to
ths houpital here Mondsy for treat­
The total amount to be raised by
visited in which to drive a ear,” was
that the bill provides that the direc­ sn approving viewpoint.
ment
He
had
been
hit
by
a
butt-t
special tax is estimated at <26,055.69,
Mr. Walker’s comment. Probably the
tors shall be resident« of the district.
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an
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last meant for a deer from th« gun of -hi 14-etory limit for buildings tends to
They would not of necessity be tax­
Burled Yesterday year
year’ ’ s'
This"
amount
ef
increase
in
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brother-in-law,
Walter
Jefferson,
s. This amount of increase 1
reduce congestion and improves traffic
payers.
d Coquille this week the special tax is found in one item of ’h.i,e th*T •nd th* form”r'» brother,
Judge Brand’s
30-minute
talk I
imsoy, tallyman at the budget, that of 54JH8.09 for the
a{ Porttand.were bunt conditions.
10 S-H BOYS GO
TO PORTLAND
75 MEN WANT­
ED MONDAY
nroved very enlightening to many of
his auditors, although in the 20 min­
utes allotted him he could sketch but
briefly the purposes of the proposed
measure«, some of which could not be
thoroughly covered in hours of time.
ere for several years, payment of outstanding warrant in- I ing on Slavter creek in Douglas C'un
hia home in St. Hol- debtednem.
This will mean an In- ty. The bullet entered his upp.-r
' and was buried yes-. crease of three or four mills in the right arm, shattering the bon-*, pa if
into his body and followed tie rib t
uid.
'city levy.
Ramsey left Coquille
The increase in total city indebted- the back bone where it wins found by
Dr. Richmond.
I He is still in a serioua condition but
, »wv vr mrtir
hopes are held for his recovery.
Bandon Egg A Poultry Show , in Portland and
The Bandon Egg and Poultry Show,
<luit* «1 eai
to be held on December 2 and 8 this *PP«rently reco’
Scott Prafaes County Roads
year, to making its initial showing
when
When J. H. Scott, market road en­
this year, but is planned as an annual
event. Considerable interest has ad-
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New Townsit
readv been manifested and approxi-
The plat of a
mately one hundred entries are ex- county was filed
period thia year. Inquiries are being yesterday. It to
received from a considerable distance, ten situated on
Will Occupy New Quarters Soon
Heat from the oil burning furnace
turned on by C. L. Willey in the
new Odd Fellows building yesterday
morning, and some time next week the
three renters. The Hub Clothing A
Shoe Co.. Wm. A. Zoool and the Co­
quille Electric, expect to occupy three
of the ground floor rooms.
The flooring in the lodge and ban-
quent hall above is being laid this
week and very soon P. M. Tully, con­
tractor, Will have finished this most
beautiful building tn southwest Ore­
gon.
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gineer, wm in Coquille this week, he
remarked that the Coos county road
building is one of the outstanding
programs in the state and especially
mentioned Commissioner
Jas. T.
Jenkins and Koodmaster Gilbert as
being In a large measure responsible
Got your door aad window
for the excellence of our county and at Hart*. H omo of
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