The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, February 05, 1932, Page 3, Image 3

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    FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I. IMS.
PAGI
National President F. F. A. a Coquille Visitor Tuesday
LIBERTY THEATRE
WEEKLY PROGRAM
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5
“LASCA OF RIO GRANDE"
SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUE8DAY, FEBRUARY 7
“Way Back Home"
With Idol of the Radio. Seth Parker and hi. Jonesport Neighbors
Merging Invincible Human Spirit with the magic of tbe machine age.
In superb melodrama to exalt millions who’ve forgotten what it means
to he moved to depths of their souls! See and hear Seth Parker, the
Idol of Ten Million Radio Fans. Matinee Sun. 2:38. Admission 35c, 18c
.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18
“The Yellow Ticket“
With Eliaaa Landis and Lionel Barrymore •
The powerful drama of the greatest sacrifice a woman’s heart can
make. In the palm of his hand lay a nation’s secrete but his greatest
enigma waa locked in the heart of a woman, helpless, hopeless, haraas-
ed in ruthless Russia.
Wed. night 3Se, 18e. .Thurs. night the last gift night 54c, 14c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12-13
“Husband’s Holiday”
With Clive Brook and Charles Rugglee
Wives and mothers have their own answer to this. They know the
pitfalls of marriage and instinct tells them what to do when husbands
stray. See the modern way this harrassed wife applies the ancient
wisdom of women in “Husband’s Holiday.”
A dramatic triumph.
Prices 35c, 10c
Selected Shorts with Each Program
Kenneth Pettibone, 18, national acre farm north of Corvallis.
president of the Future Farmer» of
While on this trip, Mr. Cooley is
America from Corvallis, Oregon, and assisting the instructors with their
Earl R. Cooley, state supervisor of teaching and checking with the su­
Agricultural Education, Salem, thia perintendents to see that their schools
week visited the four Smith-Hughes meet the Smith-Hughes requirements
Coming “LADIES OF THE BIG HOUSE"
agricultural departments in Coos in order to receive federal aid.
On
county.
At Coquille High School Saturday, February 6th, Mr. Cooley
Wednesday morning they spoke to will hold the Southern Oregon district
the students at an assembly meeting. conference with ten Smith-Hughes
the Tasmanian laws being allowed an
SEEK
Pettibone is president of an organi­ agricultural instructors at Roseburg.
of 50 square yards. The aep- sation of 65,000 farm boys from 2,500
The F. F. A. quartet sang several
TASMANIA ISLAND areu
nratlon of the osmlridlum from' the high schools in the United States and
songs and olarinet duet was played by
gravel, aund and rock. In which it is
the Hawaiian Islands. He was elect­ Lester Cunningham and
George
Find of Otmiridium L uto formed, la usually effected by wash­ ed to this national honor last Novem­ Ayres.
An
interesting
feature
of the
ing. When water is scarce thia is
venturer a.
done by hand, otherwise by sluicing. ber while attending the National Con­ meeting was the opening and closing
Mining for osmlridlum appears to gress of Future Farmers of America of the assembly by the officers of the
, Gold pens are tipped with osmi- be more a matter of luck than of at Kansas City as a' Oregon delegate.
Coquille chapter of Future Farmers ment with those of other ware would FOR RENT—Lower floor of home,
ridlum, which Is one of th« world's
sound judgment. Hundreds of men on Last spring he graduated from the of America. They used their regular be enacted at the current session of
consisting of Ave rooms and bath,
rare metals. Tifsmanla, lying off the the field, according to the Sydney Corvallis high school and is now in
Congress.
completely
furnished*
including
coast of Australia, Is now the larg­ (Australia) Mail, are not making partnership with his father on a 287- ritual for this program.
furnace,
gas
range,
overstaffed
fur­
est producer of the metal, two-thirds wages. Others are cleaning up sev­
niture, Baby Grand piano, and gar­
Next Week at the Liberty
of the entire output coming from eral hundred dollars a week. The
The Coquille Woman's Club | Charged With Manslaughter
age. Inquire at the Baby Boudoir
there. Osmlridlum Is white'In color, metal la sold In the London and
“Way Back Home,” the motion pic­
The next regular * meeting of the j Charged with manslaughter - Com-
Shop.
very heavy and somewhat resembles New Tork markets at 436 (*180) an
ture in which Seth Parker, of radio
steel tilings. It Is always found In ounce. It is thought that the Adams Coquills Woman’s Club will be held at: munity Program at Christian Church fame, is starred, will be shown at the
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Income
alluvial wash in the vicinity of out­ river diggings are quite thoroughly the Guild hall Tuesday, February 9. | The story of a boy who followed in
Liberty Theatre here for three nights,
Property at Klamath Falls, now
crops of serpentine rock, so called be­ pegged out, but that In the wild, al­ In connection with this meeting there his “dad’s footsteps” and of a father
starting Sunday. He is supported by
cause of its snaky, green, mottled ap­ most unknown country lying beyond will be a county institute of the mem-1 who awakened almost too late, will
leased 850.00 per month. Price
pearance. A new field recently was dis­ thia field there may be other deposits ben of federated women’s clubs. The' be vividly portrayed in the drama, a mixed east of radio and movie
88,000.00 for property in Coos or
celebrities.
covered on the Adams river. 30 miles of equal richness.
Curry county. Write Z. E. Parks,
morning session will open at- 10:80'‘-’Charged With Manslaughter,” which
An interesting battle for histrionic
from a sailroad station, in the wild­
Coquille-McKinley Star Rt., Co­
and
will
include
an
address
by
Mrs.
will
be
presented
at
a
community
honors is waged between the film and
est, moot desolate part of the Tas­
quille, Oregon.
It*
Beat Irrigation Met hod a
W. S. Nicholson, of Marshfield, who meeting in the Christian Church, Co- radio actors. There’s no doubt on the
manian bush. It Is reached by a cor­
If wheat is being grown In a dry is a state officer of the federation.
duroy trail through the bush.
Fiille, Wednesday, February 10, at score. Seth himself—the radio star’s FOR SALE—Stands rd make of piano
— Conditions are as primitive In the country where there -Is little water, it Adjournment al noon with no-host
00 p. m.
real name, by the way, is Phillips
la benefited most by a downpour when
near Coquille. Will sacrifice for un­
camp as they were In the old Klondike
The scene is laid in the County At­ Lord—walks away with the picture.
It la still in tbe early stages of growth. luncheon at the Coquille Hotel. The
paid balance. A snap. Easy terms.
days and living Is almost as expensive
Prof. Alvin Keser of tbe Colorado afternoon session convene« at two torney’s office just after an automo­ But Effie Palmer who is heard over
Write Tailman Piano Store, Salem,
and difficult. During the winter sea­
state experiment station, In a report o’clock. After the business meeting bile crash. The father, a prominent the air and heard and seen in the film
Ore.
4t3
son, which corresponds to our sum­
to the American Association of Ce­ of the Coquille club, the Marshfield business man, is reaping what he has as “Ma Parker,” makes the movie
mer, there are torrential rains almost
real Chemists, described a series of club will have charge of the program. sown. He has liquor in his home, he folk step for the second honors;
FOR RENT—3-room house, fully fur­
daily, with frequent snows. The mud
Irrigation experiments In which It was
On February 22, at the home of scoffs at prohibition!! he sows the Sophia Lord is fine as “Lissie,” and
is knee deep, while In places there are
nished, close in. Call 182-R.
demonstrated
that
water applied
potholes luto which a man may sink while the wheat was still young pro­ Mrs. John Paulson, there will be a seeds of lawlessness in the mind of Raymond Hunter’s fine voice lends
to his waist. In summer the heat la duced a lower yield, but the final prod­ Pioneer Tea, with an exhibit of pi­ his boy, who obtains liquor from his power to the role of “Captain Bang.” FOR RIENT or lease, unfurnished—
often oppressive and when It is dry uct bad a much higher food value oneer articles. It is hoped the pioneer father’s bootlegger and while intoxi­ Bennett Kilpack is good as “Cephua,”
Four aparments, two rooms each
the scrub catches fire and destructive than that produced when Irrigations ladies who will be honor guests on cated drives s high-powered car, forc­ the village half-wit.
in our building in the business dis­
bush conflagrations result In spite were given during the latter stages of this occasion will relate experiences ing another automobile into the ditch,
Yes — we hasten to assure those
trict, for the low price of 85.00 per
of these conditions there has been a growth.
of early days so they may be gather­ seriously injuring a mother and her lisffnerts-in of the Parker broadcasts
month each apartment.
Nosier &
rush to tile field. The resultant camp
ed with other material now in the child. And now, the inevitable result. that the radio folk sing some of their
Walker, 351 First St.
possesses all the characteristics of
hands of the Historical Research com- . the son charged with manslaughter, best songs in the picture, too. But
War Ceased Change
the wildcat of the “Wild West" com­
After the beginning of the Civil war mittee of the club. The proceeds of | The cast is as follows: Prosecuting it’s drama, all drama of the good old FOR RENT—
munities In the days when gold was
the city of Washington changed In a the tea will be for the benefit of tbe Attorney, Rev. R. E. Close; The school, not by any means a “musical.”
One very pleasant sleeping room.
the chief attraction In, California.
few months from a small, slow-moving fund which has been pledged to the Father, Rev. John Hood; Stenograph­
A two-room apartment, everything
The methods used In mining are ef
city of 61.400 to a bustling city of support of the Coquille Public Li­ er. Katherine Jane Hassler; The Son,
furnished. —Ines R. Chase, 824
a primitive character. There are
Knife
Hospital
Notes
about 250,000. This average was main­ brary.
Donald Farr) _?The Sheriff, W. E.
West Third St
4t8
claims as In the old mining days in
Janie Ferbrache entered the hos­
tained throughout the war.
The music department of the club Thompson.
the United States, each man under
pital
last
Saturday
to
rndergo
an
All are invited'to attend the meet­
FOR RENT—Lower floor, 5 rooms, of
will meet with Mrs. O. C. Sanford on
operation for appendicitis.
my home at 487 East Second, com­
February 23. The director, Mr. Ly­ ing. There will be no admission
On Monday, Notvnan, 14-year old
pletely furnished. Also three-room
man Carrier, will preside and an in­ charge. An offering will be taken for
son of J. W. Powell, of Fairview,
apartment on upper floor.
Mrs.
teresting program has been prepared, the promotion of the prohibition cause
underwent an operation for appendi-
Mary C. Gage, phone 53-R.
which will be in charge of Mm. H. H. in Oregon. Children are welcome buti
_ i.v'citis.
___ . u-________ v_______ j
must be accompanied by and sit with
Mrs. Wm. Ireland was able to leave
TO TRADE—50 ewes for cattle, pre­
The music department will sponsor their parents or other adults.
the hospital Monday and return to
ferably young stock.
See Marc
a musicale to be given at the home of
£
~
136-
inch
whed
The Popular 1*/i-ton
her home hero.
Shelley,
Economy
Market.
ltf
Mrx R. A. Wernich on February 28.
Plea for Widows and Orphans ~ His many friends will be glad to
4-Speed Model A-2
TMs meeting will include guests of
“Give the widows and orphans of know that W. H. Mansell, who un­
Reduced to
the members.
FOR SALE—'Early Jersey Cabbage
the World War veterans the same con­ derwent an operation last week, is re­
Plants, guaranteed frost proof.
to
sideration that is given the widows covering nicely and will be able
Social Notes
81.00 per hundred postpaid. Rates
and orphans of veterans of other leave the hospital next week.
on large quantities. Tel. 601-R. C.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Ralph wars” This will be the plea of the
V. Smith.
5‘2tf
Lucas was the delightful hostess to American Legion Auxiliary to the
Many Kinds ef Asters
the ladies of th»- Laf-a-lot club. In Seventy-second Congress, according
There are over 250 species of
addition the hostess invited Mrs. L. C. to Mrs. Maxine Jeub, chairman of the tern. They are native of temperate FURNISHED HOUSE for rent. Phone
Sherwocd, Mrs. A. B. McLeod, and legislative committee of the Coquille regions, being especially abundant
22J.
Mr«. George Sherwood to meet with Unit. Pensions for World War wi­ throughout the United States Asters
the club ladies. In the late afternoon dows and orphans has been placed belong to the family Composltae and
FOR SALE—Earliest of All seed po­
refreshments were served to the fol­ first on the legislative programs of are ao named from the radiate or
tatoes—81-00 and 82.00 per hun­
star-like
appearance
of
the
flowers.
lowing present: Mesdames E. A. both the American Legion and Auxili­
dred lbs., according to grade. Also
China aster la also a member of
Wimer, P. J. Jacobsen, B. B. Sanders, ary, Mrs. Jeub said.
Burbank potatoes—first class cook­
family Composite« and Is a na-
O. T. Nelson, A. B. McLeod, William
Compensation at the rate of 880.00 tire of China.
ers, 81.00 per hundred. Tel. 601-R.
Myers, W. D. Simmons, George Sher- a month for the widow, 810.00 for the
C. V. Smith.
52tf
Wood, Clifford Bonniksen, Chas. Kime first child and 86.00 a month for each
New
Scarce
of
Energy
T
and George Gilman.
additional child is now granted to the
_ from sunlight looms as a FOR SALE CHEAP—Radio in good
Energy
widows and orphans of men who died possibility as a new light cell is de­
condition. Alton Grimes, Phone 14-J
Today
the
J.
G.
W.
club
members
HE tremendous demand for Inter­
in the service during the World War veloped.
are motoring to Marshfield where
national Trucks and their repu­
or from disabilities which ean be
they will be entertained at the home
tation in «very kind of hauling work
traced legally to World War service,
of Mrs. C. McC. Johnson.
has been built on Quality —not on
Mrs. Jeub explained. The widows and
price.
Users
learned that
that Interna­
r
___
____ ________
orphans of other World War veterans
On
Monday
of
this
week
the
Study
tionals mean long truck life, minimum
Club met at the home of Mrs. C. A. receive nothing. Widows of all Span­
upkeep, lowest costa, and hauling
Rietman. The ladies enjoyed lunch­ ish War veterans, who served 90 days
One Cast a Word Bask l«««rtis«
satisfaction.
eon
and later spent the afternoon and wh'o were tfiarried prior to Sep­
But during 1930, LOW PRICE be­
tember 1, 1922, receive 880.00 a FOUND—A pair of good work giovea
discussing their study course.
29 Chevrolet Truck—stake bady I 8875
came a factor, too. And now again
month, and widows of ail Civil War
yesterday afternoon near the court 25 8tar Touring—Glass enclosed
45
we are announcing reductions on
veterans married prior to June 27,
Wants to See Coos People
house. Owner can secure them at 26 Chevrolet Roadster
66
International Trucks—without any
In the mention of Walter H. Bunch 1905, receive from 830.00 to 850.00 a
this office by paying for thia adv.
31 Harley Davidson Motorcycle 265
sacrifice of quality.
in
last week’« Sentinel it was stated month.
29 Ford 157 in. Truck—Duals
Put your faith in International
Or will 28 Chevrolet Truck—Stake Body
During the last session of Congress YOUING GOATS for sale.
that he had quit the service station
transportation, and be guided by the
trade for young stock cattle. Call
at College place, whieh was a mistake. a bill which provided 820.00 per
265
experience of International owners
29 Ford Coupe
-
-
-
-
Severt Iverson, phone 8R8. Myrtle 26 Chrysler Coupe
He still is manager of the Sunrise month for widows of World War vet­
everywhere reporting exceptionally
Point.
4tl*
low hauling costa. Sizes, ii-ton to
service station on the highway be­ erans and 86 00 per month for each
Ford Touring
tween Walla Walla and Pendleton, al­ child, with 815.00 per month for de­
5-ton. Come in and let ua give yon n
Our M-Day Guarantee
FOR
RENT
—
Two
5-room
houses.
though he is also attending college, pendent parents over 55 years of age,
demonstration.
Close in, nsrwly papered and painted.
and writes he will be glad to have any or 820.00 per month for both parents,
New linoleum in bath and kitchen.
Coos county people travelling that was favorably reported to the House
One wired for electric range. Rent
but
failed
to
bo
enacted
into
law.
way, drop in and say “beilo.”
The
815.00 each. Key at 8entinel office.
thermometer there Sunday stood at Mm. Jeub expressed the belief that
Writs Mrs. L. E. Stuns, 500 Stan­
legislation
to
give
the
widows
and
or
­
tea above aero, their coldest weather
Ceqaille
RARE METAL
IN
for Ad
NOW— ’Lower Prices for
INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS
Ol5 SÄ
T
Want Ads
Geo. F. Burr Motor Co.
Phone I95-J
335 Hall St.
Coquille, Oregon
at M m winter.
phans of the World War equal treat-
ta« 8U, Portland, Ore.
« »
4M
Used Cars For Less