COQUILLE
COQUILLE,
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January 6, from 7 to 9 I
Eight meeting» will complete
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the course, one every Monday evening. i
Dr. Dean Osborn, of Marshfield, will ’
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Ford Service
at Low
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Grinding Valve»
and Cleaning
Carbon • • • • •
DRIVE your new Ford into
the clean, well-equipped
shop—tell us when you
want it—and we’ll have it
You
ready. One of the best investments you can make,
performance
the
will be surprised how much it improves
of your car.
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Niles-Baker Motor Co*
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Phone 25
Authorised Ford Dealer
Coquille, Oregon
Transfer and Delivery
Local and Long Distance Hauling
Agents for McLain Coal
Mill Wood
101-J and 224-L
Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co
SEPTIC
TANKS
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are the only safe and sanitary way to dispose of
sewage where connection with a sewer is impos­
sible. -V"
We manufacture Septic Tanks for both the
Wholesale and Retail Trade
88x48 inch Tanks, sufficient in size for a family
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Other sizes in proportion,
of 6, holding 200 gallons - - >28.50
Before ordering see the
COQUILLE MACHINE SHOP
COQUILLE
Furniture Storage
If you are moving and have need for storage of your fur*
niture—just phone us. We will take care of it for you.
FARR and ELWOOD
Phone 16
Coquille
Chadwick Lodge No. 18
COLDS and HEADACHES
It to the meat speedy remedy known
666 also in Tablets
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A. F. A A. M.
stated
Oemmanteatiea
Tuesday, Dee. >
Annual Election of Officers
With the aid of Keith “Brick” U h -
of the classes. Athletic
lie, well known Coo» County football * be * >'L charge
C
‘ m , factory foremen, teachers.
official and coach, the Sentinel ha* , directoi
and Boy Scout leader*, and
choaen the following aH-county team Campfire
Campfl
for tbe local conference.
The first people who are acting in any capacity
a» group leader» are urged to attend
team:
Enrollment for thia
George Milosevich, M. H. 3., end. there classes.
county claaa will be limited to thirty-
Linus Seeley, C. H. SM end.
five or forty people, and early regis­
Chuck Johnson, M. H. 3., tackle.
tration la urged. People in the vicin­
Ken Bowers, N. B. H. 3., tackle.
ity of Coquille will regiater with W.
Pat Miller, B. H. 8., guard.
V. Ferguson, who will act as local Red
Cary Bones, M. P. H. 8., guard.
Crees representative for thia work.
Otis Rogers, M. H. 8., center.
Brick Wagner, M. P. H. 8., quarter. Registration may be made either by
phone or by mail.
E. Blomquist, N. B. H. 8., half.
Ted Perry, M. H. 8., half.
Highway Shop Addition Soon
Stanley Puiford, C. H. 8., full
Thia is an oleven of well-bela wd,
The State Highway Commission are
versatile players, all ofwhom have »»king for bid* for an extension of
played two or more yearn, some being the Service Building at Coquille. Plana
chosen on all-etar aggregations in and specifications may be secured at
1929. Mr. Leslis has seen every team, the local Highway office in the First
in the county, with the exception of National Bank Building, Coquille,
Coquina, in action this season, so Ore. Bids will be opened Dee. 11.
hterefore he is well posted on the
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various performers in the district
“Is it insured?"
The ends, Milosevich and L. Seeley,
though pressed closely by other eandi-
i dates, have boon outstanding through
most of the schedule, Both are sure,
hard tackler» and chargihg offensive
men. Milosovich is an excellent punt­
er, a fact which was proven when be
out-kicked North Bond Thanksgiving
Day. L. Seeley ia a brilliant
The Spirit of Youth Ia In Me
eeivar, his catches time after time
Millions of men and women the
gaining much yardage for Coqqille. world over know that the Kruschen
They are, in fact, a well balanced pair. Method of burning up fat and getting
weight down to a healthv and shapely
Johnson and Bowers, tackle«, are basis is a safe and sensible one.
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the inspirations of their team-mate«.
But there are millions more who
are
not
fat
who
ought
to
know
that
They are the boys who time afte* time
spurted this and that player Into giv- Kruschen Salts l^eeps the body free
from harmful toxins and acids—puts
ing their utmost for victory. Both re- lilH(
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nerves.
into your internal organs,
eeived all-county
county last season and in glands, and fibres the six vitalisii
vitalizing
1930 rone still higher in the estima- yMnoreta that nature says it should
have if you are to be vigorous, ener­
tion of the experts. On defense and getic and free from petty ailments.
offense they tackled with the vicious- . „
if ,:x_
your TTiight
we:
is normal and you
neas of giants and charged with the have no fat to lose—eat anything you
power of tractors. They rtand head want and take one half a teaspoon
of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot
and shoulders above others.
1 water before breakfast every morn-
Miller was the whole Bandon de- ii ,nS„ 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks
fense, at times. Though, not very
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after
tbe first
you will
large, ho has what io known as real
r, lDe
"S? bottle you
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. * realize what a wonderful rejuvenating
nerve and his incessant fighting has combination Kruschen is—You wifi
always made him a problem to op- probably feel younger than you have
position. Ho tackles hard and chargee for
J1111 c*«*re’’ •«». brighter
hard, is experienced and tough. What
You can got Kruschen Salts at
more is needed?
| Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc., or any real
C. Bones alternated at guard and drug store in the world—It’s the in­
tackle. Two other boys are better expensive way to have glorious health
and to keep ft.
than he at the latter post, but he is
too good a man to keep oat There-
fore he has been chosen as a guard. NOTICE OF BOND 8ALE FOR CON-
STRUCTION OF BEACH
a position for which he is well suited
STREET BRIDGE
and whore, if he could have devoted
his full time, he would have been
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
denied bids will be received by the un-
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thoroughly at home.
f designed until the hour of five o’clock
The pivot man, Rogers, ia a fine de*
P. M. on the 22nd day of December,
fensive player and his spirals to the 1980, and thereafter at about seven
backs have always been true as weR, thirty P. M. publicly opened by the
causing very few fumbles. Ho is tall Common Council of the City of Co­
and hsavy, having an ideal bqjjld for quille at the Council Chambers in the
City Hall in said City, for an isaue of
a center, perhaps the most responsi­ City of Coquille Beach Street Bridge
ble place in a lineup.
Rogers has Bonds in the amount of 89,000.00, said
handled this responsibility very well bonds to be dated the 15th day of De­
cember, 1930, and to mature serially
ail season.
in numerical order as follows:
The backs, Wagner,
Blomquist
maturing December 16th,
Perry and Pulford are well balanced
maturing December 16th,
and versatile. All can carry the ball,
Perry and Puiford exceptionally well.
maturing December 16th,
Wagner can pass and rocaive pastes,
as can Blomquist Blomquist and Pul­
maturing December nth,
ford have been the punters of their re­
maturing December 16th,
spective teams and in this department
the first named has been outstanding
maturing December 16th,
all season. Wagner knows football
,000 maturing December 16th,
and as a defenaive back he ia without
a poor. Pulford can supply the nec­
maturing December 16th,
essary punch.
Time after time he
line-plunged for yard after yard and
maturing December nth,
his mates consider him their most
«aid bonds to be in denominations
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valuable player. Blomquist will pass One Thousand Dollar,
(81,0000)
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. '.Tiunt xnousana vonari (»l.UW.Utl)
and kick and at times lug the pigdtin J each
and
to
bear
ihtereat
at
the
rate
iiL.. ir.« tv vwr mwnn «i ¡.he rate
on plays thht will surprise. Perry, I of not to exceed six per cent (•%),
the mighty atom of the Marshfield per annum, payatrfe semi-annually,
principal and interest payable at the
system, is able to circle end, cut off- <>ffic<> of the City Treasurer in Co­
tackle, and spinner over guard. quille, Oregon.
Bids must be unconditional and ac­
Though there are other fine backs in
the county these are the ones who companied by a certified check in the
amount of Four Hundred Fifty Dol­
have been really greater than the lar. (1460.00).
others.
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The approving opinion of Messrs,
This eleven has been picked without Teal, Winfree, McCulloch and ShutorJ
prejudice and after fair consideration. will be furnished the successful bid­
der.
The chief selector is an old football
The Common Council reserves the
star, himself, and through hie contin­ right to reject any and Ml bids.
ual following of the game, knows It
F. G. Leslie,
Recorder, Coquille, Oregon
like a book. He made no mention as <7t3
to a second team but here is a good
one which would closely follow the
all-stars.
A second team might be:
Lloyd Ray, M. P. H. 8., end.
Tom Dimmiek, M. H. S., end.
Ray Detlefsen, C. H. 8., tackle.
John Sampson, M. H. 8., tackle.
Belmont Ireland, C. H. 8., guard.
Al Glaisyer, C. H. 8., guard.
Carl Lorenz, B. H. 8., center.
Wilbur McDonald, M. H. 8., quarter.
Maurice Ward, N. B. H. 8., half.
Ernie Pearson, M. P. H. 8 . half.
Tony Milosevich, M. H. 8., full.
Red Crone Flrat AH
A series of First Aid classes, to be
held under the auspices of the Amer­
ican Red Cress, Coos and Curry Coun­
ty Chapter, is to begin the first of the
year, being held at the Marshfield high
school building.
First aid for shock, the treatment
’ of wounds, bleeding, artificial respira­
tion, splinting broken bones, treatment
for poisoning, and all emergency
treatment directly after accidents and
before doctor arrive«, will be dealt
with. Special emphasis wiH bo laid on
prevention of accidents.
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The first meeting will be hold M<m-
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
For the Improvement of Henry Street
and a Portion of Seventh Street
from Seventh Street to Fifth
Street. Being the North
Terminus of the Henry
Street Bridge
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
on the 1st day of December, 1930, the
Common Council of the City of Co­
quille. duly passed an Ordinance Num­
ber 860, entitled:
AN ORDINANCE levying and de­
claring an assessment against the lota,
parts of lota and parcels of land bene­
fited by the improvement of Henry
Street from Seventh Street and in­
cluding a portion of Seventh Street to
Eifth Street being the North terminus
of Henry Street Bridge in the City of
Coquille, Coos- County, Oregon, ac­
cording to the apportionment of bene­
fits adopted and filed on the 5th day
of November. 1930. by the City Re­
order and Committee on Streets and
directing the City Recorder to enter a
statement thereof In the docket of
City L mqs and declaring an emorg-
said Ordinance an assessment
was duly levied and imposed for the
wtote cost of the improvement of
Henry Street from Seventh Street, in­
cluding a portion of Seventh Street,
to Fifth Street beinr the North tar-
the City of uoquilK»
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vouniy,
A Sound Solution
to the
ÖUSiNLSS
PftOCUMS
many
problems
present-day business is
forded
by
banking
a good
The officers of
connection.
this bank have a vast fund of
practical knowledge gained
first-hand in connection with
nearly every phase of suc­
cessful commercial ‘ and in­
dustrial practice.
Consult
them freely for constructive
advice and help.
T he F irst N ational B ank
OF COQUILLE
LHHAZARD PRESIDENT
O C SANTORO VICE PMES
COQUILLE
BCS
OREG
Let Electricity Do Your Work
Electricity can save you much labor and increase the efficiency of
your Home management. See our line of electrical appliances.
We are agente
agents for
STERLING 8-TUBE RADIO
4-screen grid, the machine that gives you perfect reception far
4-oereen
for
8126.00, fully equipped
COQUILLE ELECTRIC
St., CoquilM
Coquilid
First SU
New Odd Fellows Bldg.
Oregon, and that the whole amount of
saiu assossnient is tne sum of 37,790.-
84 snu tnat the lots, parts of lota and
parcels oi iana assessed tor said im­
provement are included within tne
lotlow.ng houndaries, to-wit:
Beginning at the eoutaweat corner
of Lot 7, blocs Zd, tlliotts Audition
to tne city of Coquille; thence east
io tne southeast corner of Lot «,
Block 37, of said AUiott’e Addition;
uience north to tne northeast corner
ot cot i, Blocs 3«, of said Euiott B
Addition; tnence northwest to the
southeast corner of Lot IX, Block 3,
of Mosier's Audition to the City of
voquills; tnence north to the north­
east corner of Lot 10, Block 3, of
it
said wosiers Audition; tnence
,o the norchwest corner of Lot 3,
Block 3, of said Nosier's Addition;
thenoe south to the southwest corner
of cot 1, Block 8 of said c, osiers Ad­
ulti on; tnence odutnwekt to tne north­
west corner of Lot 6, Block 26 of said
¿Uiott’e Addition; thence south to
tne pisce of beginning,
that said assessment is on fils in the
office of the City Recorder, reference
to wh.ch is hereoy made and oy such
reference the same is hereby made a
part of this notice to the same effect
a* if the same was fully set out here-
‘" n OTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN
cfist said assessment is now due and
payable and will bear interest at the
legal rate -from the first day of De­
cember, 1930, and will become delin­
quent within thirty daya from the
date of the first publication of this
notice.
THEREFORE all persons interest­
ed in such assessment are hereby no-
t.fied either to pay said assessment
within thirty dsyw from the date of
the first publication of this notice or
file their application in writing to pay
said assessment in installments as re­
quired by Section Thirty-three of the
Charter of said City, within thirty
days from the date of the first publi­
cation of this notice.
All persons
whose property has been assessed for
such improvement to the amount of
125.00 or more, may file their appli­
cation to pay said assessment in in­
stallments, which installments require
a payment of the annual interest at
the rate of six per cent per annum,
together with ten per eent of the
principal annually for a period of ton
years. '■
Date of the first publication of thia
notice ia the 5th day of December,
1980, and all such assessments must
be paid or bonded on or before the
5th day of January, 1981.
F. G. Leslie
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City Recorder
Recorder.
Professional Cards
DR. J. F. YOUNG
Chiropractor
Phom
Phone 51-R
Cor. Second and Moulton Sta.
Coquille, Oro.
JAS. W. WHEELER
Physician A Surgeon
Ellingaon
Ellingson Bldg.
Coquille
Leave calls at
Hudson
’s Drug Store er
Hudson's
or at Ce-
Co­
qiiille
quille Hotel
you certain
cortola yea
yes have
Are yen
Clear Title?
A Ciear
You might bo
be surprised. Délaya
Delays
are dangerous. Wo can help you.
Title Guarantee
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fi Abstract Co.
2nd door north Firat
First Natl. Bank
Coquille, Oro.
JOHN C. OERDING CO.
Real Estate, Insurance,
Rentals
Shelley Bldg.
Coquille, Ore.
DR. J. R. BUNCH
DENTIST
X-RAY Service
Laird Bldgn Opposite Poetoffics
Telephone U-L
Coquille, Ora
V. R. WILSON
Optometrist
Errors in refraction corrected
without tbe use of drugs.
Coquille, Orogen
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That under and by virtue of an Exe­
cution and Order of Sale issued out
of the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Coos on the
2oth day of November, 1980, in a cer­
tain cause in said Court ponding
wherein West Coast Savings A Loan
Association, is Plaintiff, and . Rose
Putnam, is Defendant. Case No. 9411,
of said Court and commanding me to
sell the hereinafter described real
property to satisfy the sum of 8702.28
with interest at 10 per ent from
February l>t, 1930, and the further
vim of 358.91 with interest at 10 per
c?nt from October 1st, 1980, an At­
torney fee of 8200.00 and coats and
disbursements, t j get her with accru­
ing costa. I WILL ON SATURDAY,
THE 27 th DAY OF DECEMBER,
1930, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the
forenoon of said day at the front door
of the County Court House in the
City of Coquille, Coos County, Ore­
gon, offer for sale and sell at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, all the right, title
and interest of the said Defendant in
and to the following described real
property, to-wit:
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Lot Twelve (12) of Block Fifty-two
(52) to the Town of North Bend, Coos
County, Oregon, according to the plat
thereof on file and of record in the
office of the County Clerk of said Coos
County, Oregon.
Said sale being made subject to re-
Abstracts,
Conveyancing,
J. ARTHUR BERG
Attorney at Law
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Farmers A Merchants Bank »Mg
Phono *7
Coquille. Oregon
DR. W. V. GLA18YER
veterinarian
County Herd * Moat Inspector
Coquille, Ora
J. A. RICHMOND
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Riehmond-Barker
Building
Coquille, Ore
Phonos:
Office MM, Roe. MR
desnpticm in the"manner provided by, 4fit5
Sheriff of Coo” Co uat^Oregon