The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 15, 1932, Image 1

e Coquille Valley Sentinel
THE PAPER THAT’S LIKE A LETTER FROM HOME
VOL. XXVIII.
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NO. 1.
BUILD FOR PEAGE
Such Was the Tenor of J. J
Handsaker’s Talks in Cooa
County Thia Week
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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1»»J.
State W. C. T. U. Pres. Coming
Prohibition’s twelfth birthday will
be celebrated at a union meeting Sun­
day evening* January 17, at 7:30 p. m.
tn the Pioneer Church, with Mrs. Ada
Jolley, of Portland, state W. C. T.U.
president, as speaker.
Coquille is
fortunate in being able to secure a
speaker who is so well known
throughout the state and who is so
capable of handling the subject. Mrs.
Lyman Carrier will sing a solo and
the male quartet of the Pioneer
Church will sing tWo numbers. It is
hoped a large audience will bo pres­
ent for this meeting.
Mrs. Jolley will spend some time in
Coos county working with the local
W. C. T. U. union. She will be pres­
ent for a meeting Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. C. C. Farr; Tues­
day at Bandon; Wednesday at Myrtle
Point and Thursday at North Bend.
WILL EAT BEANS
Lions Team 1 Hopelessly Beaten Passed Away Early Wednesday
by Team 2—Dr. Robert­
Morning After Only Four
son’s Splendid Talk ,
Hours* Illness
Voluntary Closing of The Hub
A voluntary closing of the doors of
the Hub Clothing A Shoe Co. stem
here last Saturday afternoon is a
source of regret to friends of the
Gant brothers who have conducted
the store for many years past. They
were highly regarded by those in
the same line of business as the
cleanest kind of competition; they
were interested in. civic affairs, were
a most welcome addition to any
musical program or organization and
were the type of citizens Coquille
cannot afford to lose.
According to report here the larger
stockholders were unwilling to al­
low the corporation to become in­
volved to the point where creditors
might take action, so it was decided
to consolidate the three stocks—Co­
quille, Myrtle Point and Bandon—at
Myrtle Point where it will be sold as
quickly as possible.
Whether the
corporation will be then dissolved, or
what the future plane are is not
known here.
Has Been Arranged for Cham­
ber of Commerce Annual
Meeting, Jan. 20
t
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Rev. J. J. Handsaker, northwestern
One of the beet short talks ever
Mrs. Ruth Imogene Pribble, wife of
A musical treat ta in store for all
secretary for the National Council for
heard in Coquille was that at the Walter Tribble, died suddenly Wed­
who attend the annual Chamber of
Prevention of War, spoke Tuesday
Lions Club luncheon yesterday when nesday morning while on the way to
Commerce dinner and election at the
night to an audience in Pioneer Hill
Rev. D. T. Robertson, pastor of the the Keiser Hospital in North Bend,
hotel next Wednesday evening, Jan.
that filled every seat, and was listen­
Presbyterian church at Marshfield, after only a-four hours’ illness. Mr.
20, at 6:30 p. m.
ed to with closest attention as he
was a guest of the club.
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Pribble had been in to see Dr. J. W.
The Ladies’ sextette, and they say
went into details m to what war and
Mr. Robertson talked on the ques­ Wheeler about eight o’clock and the
they have not a name for their or-
armaments have cost this country and
tion, “What does your money oost latter sent medicine out with instruc­
ganization, will render several num­
the whole world.
The honors of
you?” He commended the activities tions to call him if she was not bet­
bers, accompanied by Mrs. M. O.
war were no more than touched on,
of service clubs where business mon ter by the time Mr. Pribble reached
Hawkins at the piano.
The six ls-
Mr. Handsaker devoting most of the
can get together for an hour or more, home, which is near the McLain coal
dies are Meedames E. A. Woodyard,
time to explaining what the disarm-
meet their fellow citizens in a social mine where he is employed.
Lyman Carrier, P. W. Walker, Geo.
ament program means, and presenting
way and forget the strife of money-
He soon called the doctor who went
R. Johnson, Jno. L. Aasen and Birdie
figures that stagger the mind; they
grubbing for a time.
out and seeing her condition decided
Skeele.
Most Coquille people have
are incomprehensible.
' If a man's effort to pile up wealth that she must be taken to a hospital.
heard the sextette and know what
To Open Logging Camp
The meeting being sponsored by
causes him to lose «11 interest in art, He put her in his car and started for
their presence on a program means.
In the absence of Hal Baxter, from in literature, in music, and even
the W. C. T. U., Mrs. C. C. Farr pro­
North Bend, but she passed away be­
The meeting is not for members
sided m chairman, and after the sing­ Coquille this morning, it has been im­ causes him to lose all touch with his fore they reached the Bay.
of the Chamber only, but all ladies are
possible
to
secure
definite
information
ing of America, introduced two school
family, his children not knowing as­
A post mortem examination was
welcome and invited to attend.
G range in W. O. W. Hall
boys from the Roy district, Rolland as to how large a camp ho intends sociation with their father, that man’s made by Dm. Wheeler and Crowell
It is not known just what topic
E. L. Detlefsen, master of the Co*
Burr and Ernest Detlefsen, who, as operating in tftie former Stout com­ money is not worth what it costa him. and it wm found that death was
the speaker of the evening, Dean
pany
timber
on
the
highway
around
Mr. Handsaker later said, in a few
Mr. Robertson may not have known caused by pulmonary oedema, which quille Grange, announces that the Philip A. Parsons, of the School of
words each told the .entire story, how China Camp creek, nor when it will it but the talk he gave has been more means a swelling from effusion of next meeting of the Grange will be
Applied Social Science at U. of O.,
the money being spent for world arm­ open. He has stated, however, that enthusiastically commented upon by watery fluid in the cellular tissue be­ held in W. 0. W. hall next Thursday,
will choose, but his reputation as a
he
will
operate
a
logging
camp
there
ament could be so much better in­
those who were fortunate enough to neath the skin or mucuous membrane January 21. The change is perman­ speaker insure« that it will be well
this
spring.
ent
and
they
will
meet
in
the
same
vested in roads, buildings, schools and
hear him than has any talk given in of the lungs. The disease resembles
worth listening to.
peaceful pursuits.
Coquille for many yours.
flu-pneumonia in its early stages, but place on the third 'Thunsady of each
As previously noted the candidates
month.
Mr. HandMker talked disarmament
Another speaker on the program ia usually fatal and is the most ac­
nominated for the ten offices are as
from an economic standpoint, and al­
wm Mrs. Pearl Ellingson, librarian. tive in its ravages of sny known dis­
follows, although nominations from
so from the point of saving the young
She said she bad long wished for the ease. Dr. Wheeler said ho had nev­
the floor are always in order and
men of thia country from destruction.
opportunity to attend a Lions Club er seen a case before in his practice
there will probably be other names
His brief references m to the pro­
session, and much as she preferred of medicine.
suggested:
gress made since the big war in in­
Jack Phinnegar is in the county not to talk, she had agreed to talk
Funeral services will be held in
For president, Geo. A. Ulett; for
venting and discovering new and jail, arrested by Officer Louis English, about the library in order that her the chapel here at two o’clock Sun-
vice president, R. L. Stewart; for
more horrible means of annihilating Tuesday, for taking Dr. Ju Rich­ wish might be satisfied. We cannot day afternoon.
Below is given the very interesting treMurer, W. 8. Sickels; for direc­
armies or cities or vast areas of all mond’s car from his garage, under repeat all she said about the loan of
Mrs. Pribble was the daughter of article which Mrs. Geo. H. Chaney tors, W. A. Zosel, Dr. J. R. Bunch,
living vegetation m well M.humans, his house on Beech street, about 7:30 books from the Coquille library, but Mr. and Mrs. Edwsrd Cunningham, presented to the Woman’s Club, Tues­
Geo. R. Dickinson, Clyde E. Niles, E.
were calculated to make one pause Sunday evening. The ear wm found one figure sticks. The total number both of whom have passed away, her day, on the subject, “Issues that
D. Webb, J. P. Beyers, A. B. McLeod,
and wonder what the result of our some time after midnight, the same taken out last year by the patrons of father last year and her mother two Press upon the World in 1932,” deal­
Martin and Lyle
R. F. Slater, F. W...............................
ten billion dollar program for the night, by Deputy Sheriff Culver, the library was 17,218, besides the years before. She was born in Co­ ing with national, international and
Goodwin.
navy is going to mean in human de­ standing in front of the W. E. Thomp­ hundreds of magazines loaned.
quille, January 24, 1909, and would world problems:
Another matter, beside that of
struction, if it is ever carried out and son home on Coulter street.
She gave the Lions a thought as to have been 23 years years old a week
changing th* date of the annual
the death-dealing equipment used.
Whether Phinnegar and hie com­ how they might help in the conduct from Sunday.
Debts, reparations and armaments meeting to one in the fall which will
Mr. Handsaker says that the na­ panions had any idea of taking the of the library by providing th* means
Beaide her husband she is survtved are the immediate concern of the very likely come up for discussion
tions of the globe, who will have 8000 car for a trip south ia not known, but for keeping some one on duty on Sun­ by two children, s boy and a gird, great nations of the west, but the
next Wednesday, is that of increasing
representatives at th* Disarmament indications point to such a plan.
day when there would be so much use Glenn aged 8 and Jean 2, and eight globe is ringed about by a host of the board of directors to fifteen or
Conference in Geneva, three weeks
The doctor’s surgical instrumenta of it m a reading room. The city brothers and statera:
Mrs. Myrtle other problems, involving finance, in­ twenty. The more business men
from last Tuesday, are so evening bal­ were scattered around and some of pays for a six-day weak only.
•tine, of Burbank, Calif.; Mrs. Ethel dustry, tariffs, territory, empire, there are taking a live interest in the
anced that the position which the them were recovered later in a local
Not by any n mean« is the library Bwanson, Mieses Margaret and I Grace home rule and national political con-
Chamber of Commerce the more sop-
United States takes will decide what poo! hall. A robe also ia missing.
who desire fiction. Cunningham, of North Holl;
used by those only
<
Hollywood, tee ts.
port the president will have in his
I But what Phinnegar evidently Both adult and Juvenile records show Calif.; Miss Alice Cunningham, of
the Conference will do.
Before the year is six weeks old attempts to put over a worth-while
The world disarmament program ' wanted wm to secure the morphine or an amazing number of non-fiction Coquille; Clarence
and
Lawrence two international conferences will program of community endeavor.
does not mean total disarmament, j dope which the doctor had in hta books called for.
Cunningham, of Coquille; and Chas. meet in Europe to consider questions
North Bend’s average weekly at-
What it is generally accepted to mean J medicine csm . He wm still under the
Mm. Ellingson's talk wm very in­ Cunningham, of Los Angeles.
Mrs. that have deeply disturbed the world tendance of more than 20 for each
is a five per cent redutcion in army ■ influence of dope when arrested by teresting and wm presented in a most Stine, Mns. Swanson and Charles for the last decade.
meeting of the year, was due in part
and navy armaments for a period of ' the officer.
pleasing manner.
left for Coquille immediately on re­
The first, meeting at Lausanne, on to the fact that they have a large
years. And with the efforts being
A search of the room where Phin­
The musical feature of the Mssion ceiving word of their sister’s pass­ January 20th will raise once more the
board of directors, who have at heart
made in more than 50 other nations negar wm bunking with two other wm provided by Donald Farr, who ing.
formidable questions of reparations the beat interests of the community.
in the world, similar to those in the ( young men revealed butter wrapping rendered two fine vocal soloa, accom­
and war debts.
It’s a proposal worth considering
United States, there is hope that paper, similar to that found wrapped panied by his sister, Miss Edythe.
The eecond, meeting at Geneva on at the dinner meeting Wednesday or*
Interesting
Farmer
Meeting
much can be done. But if some of the I around a supply of dope in a wood
All three of these entertainment
The first meeting of the Farmem February 2, will bring together del­ ening.
powerful nations, such as France, re-! box outside the room. ~
features were provided by members
Night
School was held last Tuesday egates of sixty nations in a confer­
fuse to co-operate, the piling up of j
It is possible that the Mme reason of Team No. 2 who are now so far
Wreck Darkened the County
night in the high school building. The ence on armaments for which the
billions of dollars in war equipment existed for the stealing of Dr. Glals- ahead in pointe scored in the "Tur­
subject discussed was the care and League of Nations has been prepar­
Chet Carmicheal, Carmel Sanders
will go ahead at an even greater pace. yer*s car a few weeks ago, although key vs. Beane” contest that No. 1
management of manure on the farm. ing for ten years.
and R om Elwood were pretty fortun­
No one knows at this time whether no dope wm found in it.
seems to hsve quit cold, and the lat­
In
this
same
year
three
great
na
­
It was brought out that under aver­
the Conference will last a year, or'
ate Tuesday evening that the high
Dr. Richmond had left his car un­ ter will eat beans on the evening of
tions, France, Germany and our own,
what size reductions may be decided locked when he ran it into his garage, Jan. 28, while the No. 2 Lions, and age condition most of the plant food is will hold national elections. England tension wire did not break when they
lost This loss is caused mostly by
hit the power line pole this aide of
upon, If any.
'but without the ignition keys in it, the lady guests will partake of tur­
will begin an experiment with protec­
the Norway store, causing it to. snap
If machinery for peace is set up, in­ and it is probable the young fellow key. The score now stands 246% for leeching and the best, as well as the tive tariffs.
Russia celebrates the
most economical, method of preventi­
half way up. In falling the pols fell
stead of preparation for war, Mars or fellows shoved it down the in­ No. 2, to 228% for No. 1.
fourth
birthday
of
the
five-year
plan.
ng this was discussed.
across a guy wire and landed on a
can be banished from the earth for all cline to the street and then coasted to
Nor was the entertainment all the
It was decided that a shed roof to­ The nations of central Europe will stump, and the lights which went out
time. A start has been made with the point where it was abandoned.
winnipg team did yesterday to pile
renew their search for financial sol-
the Kellogg Pact, the League of Na- I Phinnegar has not yet had a hear- up points. Each one of them brought 1 gether with the use of superphosphate vency. The South American repub­ all over the county came back on as
as
a
preservative
would
bo
of
ma
­
quickly as the operator in the plant
a guest to bring further discomfiture!1
tions, the Disarmament Conference,' ing before Justice Stanley.
terial benefit. Storage pits, while in­ lics, seeking the same goal, will face at North Bend could reach the board
but still all civilized nations are go­
Jack Phinnegar is the boy who first to the losing side. Beside members,
lhe question of restricting the free
ing ahead with multiplied prepara­ came to the public attention some fif­ those present were the speakers and volving most cost, would reduce the exchange of goods and money.' The and throw the switch back in.
plant food loss to a minimum. The
The three men were coming this
tions to undo all .the good those peace­ teen or more years ago, in Bandon, singers mentioned. Dr. J. J. Leslie,
sise and cost of such pits will be dis­ Oriental world is confronted by great way in Carmicheal’s Chevrolet truck,
seeking agencies are attempting.
and he has had a checkered career Bert Gold, J. P. Beyers, L. H. Hazard,
issues.
India
is
in
open
rebellion
and
and the coliiaion with Che pole pretty
Mr. Handsaker attended sessions of since. One of the amusing stunts that S. E. Archibald, F. G. Leslie, M. L. cussed st next Tuesday’s meeting.
These meetings are held by the a state of warfare exists between nearly demoralized the truck, setting
the League of Nations in Geneva last he pulled was at the time the late Kathan, C. K. Norcott, C. D. Walker,
China
and
Japan.
Smith Hughes Department of Agri­
the engine back under footboard and
Hark Dunham, probation officer, took Wm. H. Wann and Chas. Stauff.
The paragraphs which follow fur­
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culture
t>f the local high school. There
crumpling the car’s entire front end.
Jack out to the reform school. He
We of Team No. 1 bow to the su­
nish
a
brief
background
of
the
chief
All the men were more or less
him at the school and came home perior activity of the the live No. 2 is no change for this service and ev­ problems moving toward a decision
First National Bank Re-elects left
hi welcome to attend.
bruised and cut, but received no se- ,
'
by train. When he alighted at the bunch and will prove that we are good eryone
as the new year begins:
With 490 of the 500 shares of depot here, almost the first person be sports—when the beans are passed.
rious injuries.
*«'
Reparations
Past Commander Visits Legion
stock of the First National Bank saw was Jack, who had beaten him
Another car turned over at the
The long-continued controversy ov­
represented, the stockholders held the home.
Sid George, of Roseburg, past eUte er reparations began twelve yeans scene of the wreck a few minutes
Gas Co. to Close Office
annual election Tuesday evening in
O. T. Garver, manager of the local commander of the American Legion, ago. It has moved through succes­ Later. Wm. Mast was coming this
the bank here, and re-elected all five
"The Red Headed Step Child” gas company office, and Dick Barnes, and present national committeeman sive stages until the Young plan was way and when he saw the flares and
of the directors—L. H. Hasard, O. C.
salesman, were transferred to other from this state, attended the regular adopted, which became effective in cans along the highway, stepped on
A very clever comedy, "The Red
Sanford, E. D. Webb, H. A. Black and
fields by an order reaching here last meeting of the Legion here Monday 1980. Under its terms the liability the brake so hard that he skidded into
E. L. Detlef sen. The board met im­ Headed Step Child,” ia the perform­ Saturday. Both return to duty with evening.
the ditch and upset. No was injured
of Germany was fixed at about *9,-
mediately afterwards to elect officers, ance in which the Monotony Killers the Standard Oil Co., Mr. Garver
Mr. George reported on Legion 000,000,000, to be paid in 58 install­ in his car.
Carmicheal paid a |10 fine in Jus-
making no change in the personnel. will next appear. Their absence from leaving Monday for Eugene, and Mr. plans for this year, including the ments from 1930 to 1988.
L. H. Hasard continues as president; Coquille entertainment features for Barnes, Sunday, for Medford.
tke
Stanley's court Thursday for be-
national convention to be held in
Less than two years’ installments
O. C. Sanford, vice-president; E. D. the past year has been noted with re­
He stated had been paid prior to the financial ing drunk on a public highway. El-
Before he left Mr. Garver stated Portland next summer.
wood pleaded not guilty to driving
Webb, cashier; and Bees Maury, as­ gret and it trill be a pleasure to see that the company office in the hotel that Portland can easily accommo­
these gloom-chasers again on the
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while intoxicated and will have a
sistant cashier.
building would be closed soon, and date a crowd of 80,000 to 35,000, but
While the profits from the business stage.
hearing later.
present indications are that 65,000
that
all
billing
would
be
done
from
The performance will be sponsored
last year were very small, the bank
No Change in F. & M. Bank
to 70,000 are going to be present for
the Portland office.
did not go behind, expenses being lees by the Past Grand Club of the Odd
the convention, and how to handle
Election Officials Named
Bob
Rush,
who
has
been
construc
­
At
the stockholders of the Farmers
Fellows and Rebekah lodges, and will
than the income.
so many is giving the national organ­ and Merchants Bank meeting, held
tion
and
installation
man
here
for
Judges
and clerks for the May pri­
be presented at the Liberty Theatre
isation concern.
yesterday afternoon, the board of di­ mary and the November election were
on Tuesday evening, Jan. 26.
Ad­ several months, will remain in charge,
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To Formulate Game Plans
rectors, as have served since Jno. E. named by the county court Monday
to read meters, handle the condens­
mission will be 50 and 25 cents.
Supt.-Elect
Here Tomorrow
Ross retired last month, were re­ for the 60 precincts in Coos county.
ing
plant
at
the
edge
of
town,
and
The directors and officers of the
handle equipment skies from the com­
Wm. H. Wann was appointed coun­
Coos A Curry Game Protective Asso­
Beside allowing the month’s bills, elected — Lyman Carrier, Geo. R.
Running Two Shifts at Mine pany's warehouse in the Taylor Bat­
ty auditor for the year 1982, at a sal­
the directors of school district No. Dickinson and C. J. Fuhrman.
ciation are going to hold a meeting
Immediately following that meeting ary of 8800, with an agreement of
C. C. Hayes, of the Madden mine tery A Service Station building.
in the U A. Liljeqvist office at Marsh­
8 did very little business at their
field this evening to decide what at Sixes, was in Coquille Tuesday. He
session Wednesday evening.
One the board organized by naming the 815 per diem for any special work the
court may desire done.
matters shaM bo presented to the said that for some weeks now he has Drivers* Examinations, Jan. 19 thing they did do was to bum the following officers:
President—Lyman Carrier.
Ward McReynolds, examiner of op­ 854,000 worth of bonds which were
Game Commission when it meets at been running two shifts on hie black
Executive Vice President—Geo. R.
A New Year’s card Just received by
the court house here next Thursday sand operations and the recovery of erators and chauffeurs for the state's refunded last August at a lower rate
Dickinson.
concentrates has been much more traffic department, will be in Coquille, of interest than the old ones bore.
the Sentinel from Stanley D. Warren,
evening.
.
Vice President— C. J. Fuhrman.
who is with the U. 8. army force in
The Isaak Walton League will also rapid and in immensely larger quanti­ Tuesday, January 19th, 1982, at the
Cheater L. Ward, of Hubbard, Co­
(Whier—W. 8. Bickels.
Honolulu, indicates that he is now
be represented and the association ties than it was with the jigger box City 'Hall, between the hours of 1 p. quille school superintendent-elect, is
Asst Cashier—Edna Robison.
enjoying the rank of lieutenant.
board would like to have the heads operation. Ho is now using the ma­ m. to 5 p. m., for the purpose of re­ to be in Coquille tomorrow to discuss
of other sportsmen's organisations, chinery which Messrs. Curson and ceiving applications and conducting school matters with the directors and
Justice Court blanks for sale at this
Blank Warranty Deeds for sale at
or any individual interested, in at­ Williams installed a couple of months examinations for
operators’
and get their views as to the program
thia office.
tendance 4u help formulate the plana. ago.
chauffeurs’ licenses.
for next year.
J. PHINNEGAR
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