TM COQUILLE VALLBY SENTINEL, COQUILLE OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER M, 1988.
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TABLOIDS
By W. 8. Sickels
DUNHAM’S
H. A. YOUNG and M. D. GRIMES
Publishers
The entire coot of discovering Am­
H. A. YOUNG. Editor
erica (the Christopher Columbus ex­
pedition) io said to have been a little
Every
in the
values from
shelves
(J, ALLuJUa
less than $7,000. This now seems like
Subscription Rates
If
are just looking for hot week-end
you buy
One Year......... ».......... ,................ $2.00 an exhorbitant price to pay for a
Property owners in Oregon will be
then
store
bulk
purchasers.
Six Months....................................... 100 chunk of unimproved real estate, even
required to contribute $2,975,837.92 ,
Three Months......................... ..
A®
long
frowned
on
the
selling
or under
forc
No subscription taken unless paid had the title been good. However, toward the support of state activities I
us
it up by
on others.
for in advance. This rule is bn para­ this wao not the case, as we later had during 1933, according to the annual
to get a quit-claim fram the Indians. levy of the state tax commission-
tivi.
shop the
It seems they were here first. Also unless relief is forthcoming in the
they were the original yankeew—ca­ form of a sales tax or some other
pable of driving a sharp bargain. form of revenue.
Haven’t we boon suporting them ever
Coos county’s share of the state,
,iince as part of the consideration of tax will be $69,122.7$, exclusive ef the '
that deal? Today we have the entire two mill levy for elementary schools,
Advertising Rates
country mortgaged, even unto the amounting to $48,211.78, which, al. f
Hospital
PURITY—by Golden Wert,
Display advertising. 25 cento per third, and fourth generations, for though levied by the state tax com-'
inch: less than 5 inches, 30 cento per
2 Pounds with beautiful
Inch. No advertisement inserted .for three times what it is worth, and *e mission, is retained in the county and
green
glass, all for
less than 50 cents. Readings notices don’t know what we did with the is npt properly a state tax.
10 cento'per line. No reading notice, money.
,
Qf the total levy for plate purposes
S9C
or advertisement' of any kind, insert­
0
1,1
$1,565,047.58 is within the six per­
Morning
ed for less than 25 cento.
If yoU ever become an employer of cent constitutional limit and repre­
a
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men,
and
want
them
for
positions
of
TALL
sents the difference between $8,006,-
Entered at the Coquille PostolBcq as
Per Doz.
trust, include in your examination of 1047.58, the maximum which can be
Second Class Mail Matter.
Spitzenberg and
the applicants this question:
“Did ¡levied under this limitation, and $1,-
you
OMee Corner W. First and Willard St ,you ever carry newspapers?” If his 500,000 which, it is estimated, will be
answer is in the affirmative, check it produced by the present income taxes.
a
“A hick town is one where the up thoroughly and if you find he The balance of the property tax is
Box
/
served his routes faithfully, hire him. accounted for by special millage levies
. - »1 —o I
i
mayor only shaves once a week, says
th« Pathfinder. We never thought I have seen many carrier boys come outside the six percent limit and in­
and go.
The good ones became suc­ cludes $1,307,621.02 for the state
Coquille was a hick town and now we
cessful men and none of them had the board of higher education, $102,169.32
know it’s not.
advantage (?) of “higher education.” for interest on irrigation district
e
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Large
Mill Run
Jean Harlow, who was a co-star The faithless carrier boy, among bonds, and $1,000 for ths Soldiers and
with Clark Gable in the showing of those under my observation, invari­ Sailors Educational Aid act
Bars
Wheat
Large
“Red Dust” at the Liberty theatre ably joined the over-crowded ranks of
Acting upon a recommendation of
here this week, was born in Kansas the mediocre.
the World War Veterana’ State Aid
City, Mo., in 1911. Her real name is
commission the tax commission has
To become an expatriate (please ex­ again waived the one-half mill levy
Harlean Carpenter. Her father was a
For
dentist and she entered the films be­ cuse my making a noun of that verb) for the bonus commission. Reports
cause she needed money. Her first will be sufficient punishment for In- received at the capitol +ndieate—that
the
wage for a picture was only five dol­ sull. I personally knew a man who mandamus • proceedings may be insti­
fled
from
this
country
to
France
to
lars.
tuted by interested bond holders to
avoid an appearance in court as a compel inclusion of this levy on thq
Yes, a Scotchman know« a bargain witness. I have always believed Ma ground that the constitution makes it
Coquille
Northmaid
when he sees one >3ays the Pathfinder. action was more for the protection of mandatory. Because of the waiver of
or Grahams
The public ., library of Cambridge, his friends than for himself. They the levy last year' the funds of the
3
the entire
Maifcg-, announced that all fines would were all together in some allegedly
commission became so badly depleted
Ibs.
be /¿rgiven on books which had been crooked Matters of frenzied finance.
country
that it was necessary to discontinue
out a long time, providing they ware Physically a powerful and robust loans to ex-service men last October,
Telephone,
2 can
2 Tomatoes
returned now. This offer brought in man, and in the prime of life, he died and the commissibn. found it neces­
one 65-cent book, “The Story of Scot­ in voluntary exile—of a broken heart
3
sary to float a new bopd issue to meet
land” which had been out for 38 years He could not come home.
Its obligations.
.
Sutter
and on which the fines would have
Whole
The deficit in the state’s general
amounted to $290. It was charged to
Railroads lose business because fund ia fixed by the tax levy ait 13,-
Strategem
2 cans
Graham,Rye
John Mackintosh.
they will not reduce their rates to 850,000 and it is estimated that this
meet the competition of the trucks. will be reduced
_______ to
„ $2,740,000
__ ____ by the
__
And now it comes to light that the Telephone
_ __________
_ thousands
_ __
companies ipse
end of 1933 if revenue corned’in as
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a...
kaAMilvAMA
^1 aaon —
9-lb Bag
youthful and inexperienced candidate'^
«ubscribers'
ratherT than' mo
reduce
anticipate^'*
for postmaster in Cbquille is getting ratee. Ditto the electric power coin-,
3
Quick
a petition out to show that the 800 [ paniee ani| other utilities.
Almost i Y
A total of 897 residents of Coos
to 1,000 signers on the John Leneve everything else has come down during
Oats
county have participated in the bonus
petition are not so many. But Mr. these evil days, but not the utility
and loan privileges extended to ex-
9-lb
Leneve had practically the entire buai- rates. These are inviolable and sae-
service men by the state of Oregon,
neaa section of the city signed up be­
according to a report by the World
No. 2%
A few special Mixes
fore his young opponent realized that
War Veterans’ State Aid commission.
the people of the community were not
Just
the
Bakers
A small group of Columbia pro­ Of this number 477 have elected to
will receive the Christmas
going to be slow in making their fessors, scientists, have launched a
Breakfast
GOCOC
party.
take the cash bonus, in an amount
wants known.
Scooter we gave awhy if
new system and philosophy of gov­ aggregating $95,029.16 while *420 have
%
ernment which they have named exercised their loan privilege under
ibs.
she will call for it.
TAXES PAID BY RAILROADS
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“Technocracy.” 'Through the appli­ the set to borrow a total of $962,400.
Property taxes, state and local, paid cation to industry of technology’s in­
wish
to
the
people
of
patronage
dur*
by the three principal railroad sys­ ventive activities machines and robots Farm property formed the basis of
ing
the
and
hope
will
and
100
of
these
loans
aggregating
$223,-
tems of Oregon since Oregon em­ have replaced millions of men. The
400 while 820 loans in the county ag­
barked on its great state highway pro­ force (technology) that created these
gram, amounted to more than $44,- thousands of Frankensteins has now gregating $729,000 were secured by
city property.
000,000 up to the end of 1931; of this organised and woukLrepair the dam­
Save
Twice
The commission’s report shows that
amount, approximately $7,600,000 was age to suffering humanity as reflect­
up
to
date
28,929
veterans
have
re
­
road taxes used in part for construc­ ed by the greatest volume of unem­
tion and improvement of highways ployment ever known. The following ceived their cash bonus from the state
which were competitive with the rail­ is given by an electrical engineer as in an amount totalling $4,976,841.34
the Circuit Court of the State of Ore­
roads. In addition, the railroads con­ an example of the havoc wrought by while 12,962 veterans have secured tiniee of the Senate while Earl Snell
Eealaed*. “White Horse«”
loans aggregating $80,560,125.
gon for Coos County in the suit of
of
Arlington
will
wield
the
gavel
in
tributed large sums to the cost of pro- machines:
There
are
three
“
White
Horses
”
“In incandescent lamp
Douglas Building and Loan Associa­
viding overhead and undergrade cros- j manufacture, one man-hour accLm^
the ¡House. Officiating at the desk in In England, one In Berkshire, one on tion, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. Car­
Believed
by
many
to
presage
the
ul
­
the
downs
three
miles
east
of
West
­
r
U ~*"
V
V
llishea
as _____
much
as 9000 man-houie
the Senate will be John P. Hunt of
singe for
highways.
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roll S. Bertelson, Nelle M. Bertelson.
timate removal of the executive of- Woodburn as chief clerk, assisted by bury In Wiltshire, and a third at Lnl- Samuel Bertelson, Nosier A Walker
The taxes paid by the three steam accomplished only ae'ihort
l a time fices of the State Board of High;
line» in Oregon, the Southern Pacific,' pait
M 1914/»
l
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— -T Elisabeth J. Glatt, also of Woodbum, worth near Weymouth In Dorsetshire. Inc, a corporation and Alberta E.
past as
1914.” Among the ___
remedies
Skeela, défendante, for the recovery of
the O.-W. R. N., and the S. P. A 8., offere<j ,, the inauguration of the 4- Education to the university campus at who has held this position for many On the top of the White Horse hill the respective sums of money herein
In Berkshire Is a magnificent Roman
hdve risen steadily from the $1,816^' hour day and a 4-day wook. Labor Eugene, the central office of the di­ years.
camp, complete an If left only a few after mentioned and for the aale of
the respective tracta of real property
480 they paid in 1919 to the $3,659,096 thus shared would absorb all present vision of information was transferred . i„ the House Fred Drager of Salem
years ago. and on the downs at West­
paid in 1930. In 1982 the total drop­ employment It is a large subject and from Salem to the university city this will have charge of the desk aa chief bury the earth works are as perfect hereinafter described, to-wit:
1. For the recovery against the dé­
week. The move involved only C. D.' clerk. Harry McClellan of Roseburg
ped back to $3,445,294.
as any could be found In France from fendante Carroll 3. Bertelson and
its discussion by many able writers,
Byrne, director of the division and one who has been Draper’s a*»wtant for
Nelle
M. Bertelson of the sum of
the World war. As these two horses
pro and eon, is highly interesting. &
secretary who have occupied space on many past
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— since
’■*— the are
VOTING CONSISTENCY
sassiona,
has "* died
i
only a few miles apart, with their $1,787.24 with interest thereon at ten
the third floor of the capitol building 1931 ] legislature adjourned leavis^fc ’<
good reason for percent par annum from December 21,
Such strange things happen in poli­
In days gone by organized labor has since the unification of the state's vacancy in this office which it is un- emupa. Jbere seems I told at them to
«"til P*^! th* further sum of
tics!
An experienced Coos county forced for itself the shorter working
Me ring
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teas «nd
and o
ordering
a
•docati<,n R ’• •*- deretood will be filled by Mark Mc- be founded In fact. There IS no douIR th« sale at the real property described
legislator was defeated for state sena­ day and it is pointed out that wages
aa the Welt half of Lota ten (10) and
tor by an attorney who is the legal I increased thereafter, notwithstanding. pected here that all of the depart- Al lister,' former corporation commis- that battles were fonght In that sec
tlon. The Dorsetshire horse was cut eleven (11) m block two (2) of Co­
counsel of two of the largest corpo­ This was arbitrary action, however, saent. offices, now located in Salem, «¡oner.
quille Heights Coos County, Oregon,
to commemorate another event.
Applicants for clerkships, steno­
rations operating in Coos county—the its benefits accruing chiefly to certain will soon he transfered to Eugene
as shown by ths recorded lAap or plat
Which has been designated aa head­
graphic jobs are said to be more num­
Mt. States Power Co. and the South­ 'classes. Technocracy’s proposal rec­
thereof.
quarters for the chancellor of the edu­ erous than ever before and with the
2. For the recovery against the de-
Sysamore a Fig Sposies
ern Pacific.
ognizes the fact that labor does not cational system.
The true sycamore tree, not th. («n,d«>»U Carroll 8. Bertelson and
And while the people voted a mil­ receive a just share of what it cre­
legislators pledged to an economy
Nelle M. ‘Bertelson of the sum of $1,-
lion and a half, or some such amount, ates, although its advocates do not
program the employed personel in buttonwood which Is termed the syca­ 777.67 with interest thereon at ten
County courts in making the levy
more
In
this
country,-
Is,
In
fact,
a
to enable the county or some sub­ say it in so many words.
both branches i,i expected to be small­
percent per annum from December 21,
for the school fund must take into
member of the fig family and Is quite
division, to engage in the business of
th* further sum of
er than usual.
common
In
Egypt
Its
wood
Is
of
a
consideration probable shrinkage in
$100.00 attomey a feea and ordering
manufacturing and distributing elec­
particularly lasting nature and was the sale of the real property described
revenue due to tax delinquencies, ac­
tricity, they did their best to nullify
employed by the ancient Egyptians as the East .ialf of Lota ten (10) and
cording to Attorney General Van, How “Wind” Came to Be
such action by electing a power com­
for the manufacture of mummy cases. eleven (11) in block two («) of said
Winkle,
who
in
an
opinion
to
C.
A.
Associated With Kansas
pany attorney to the most important
The sycamore of this country has Coquille Heights, Coos County, Ore­
Howard, state superintendent of pub-I
gon.
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Kansas was tunned after the Kansu
legislative seat a Coos county man
found great popularity as a shade
8. For the recovery against the de-
lie instruction, holds that the appor­ Indians, a southwestern Slouan I
tribe 1 tree and Its wood, while none too
can hold.
Btrtetoon and
tionment, which is based on the an- 1 who were living In the valley of whai I strong, has found considerable use
That gag which speared in the Ore­
2!' ®*rielson of the <wm of
nual
school
census,
must
be
paid
tn
'
is
now
known
as
the
Kansas
river
because
of
Its
beautiful
grain
In
the
$1,814.97
with
interest
thereon at ten
gon voter about John Goes not want­
full. In most counties this amount is • when they first came in contact with
manufacture of furniture and cigar pefieent per anum from December 21,
ing the office but fearing hie friends
boxes.
p,id; the furLb«' «urn of
a minimum of $10 but in, some it 1, the whites from the East. Popularly
would force it on him, was good poli­
$100.00 attorney’s fees and ordering
VOL the law •P*ci?y<ng that it “Kansas” Is Interpreted as signifying
tics, which Mr. Chapman of the Voter,
the
sale
of
the
real property described
shall be the same as that paid in 1919; • 'People of the Routh Wind.” William
helped along by publishing, and by the
as the Etaat half of Lota one (1) and
Persimmon AmericqaJEralt
E. Connelley. formerly secretary of the
iT’
J* bh>0,t ttlree (3) of Coquille
same token helped defeat J. E. Norton
Drink cost 26 motorist« their Ore- ! Kansas State Historical sngiety. wrote
The persimmon Is a native fruit Heights in Coos County, Oregon, as
whom the Voter has always com­
as follows on this subject: "There Is and grows wild throughout the east, «nown by the recorded map or plat
gon driver’s licenae during November,
mended as a very able legislator.
a Kanaa clan In many of the tribes of ern United Stales from Connecticut tnereor.
yreording to Secretary of State Hoss’ the Rlouan family of Indians and In
Considering that his clients are al­
4. For the recovery of $20.20 costa
to the (tarollnna and westward to
A total of 84 licenses were revoked the ceremonies of all these tribes the
and disbursements, and in pursuance
Missouri and Arkansas. The Amert
ways mixed up in legislative sessions,
durmg the month for various infrae- representatives of the Kunsn clan were
can peralmmon Is a done relative of °f an execution and orders of sale up­
it is a certainty that Mr. Goss did
the Japanese persimmon, or date­ on said decree duly issued out of said
tion« of the law.
given the office of making a wind to
want want the job and played his
.on -Ji* S™»
ot »««mber.
clear
the
path.
The
name
thus
came
plum, which' came originally from 193% I will expose for M]e and aell at
cards just right to get it. We hope
china. Thia tree beers a larger and public auction m the law directs, at
Organization of the legislature to be associated with the wonk ‘wind,’
* Coos county wilt not rue the day it
much less astringent fruit then the the oourthouae door in said county in
which meets 1» special session next Whether It means wind or not no one
picked a corporation attorney to rep­
American species and In more trop­
Tuesday to consider the state’s tax knows, not even the Indians, hut It has
27»°"’ o" Sat­
resent it in the state senate.
ical, having been grown successfully urday the 28th day of January, 1933,
problem, will be pretty much of a been used In this connection so long
at ten «clock A. M. the said respect­
that 'Kansas' Is supt>osed to mean and
in southern California.
cut and dned affair, according to ad­
ive t-racte of real property, each to be
Is accepted as meaning wind, and as
.^parutely
ejapuaid and sold.
vance information reaching the eapi- the prevailing wind across the Great
Calling cards 100 for 11X0.
a ’nv bemade for eash in hsnd
toi. Except for contests still waging plains Is from the south. It has come
for some of th« minor clerkships the to be interpreted as the south wind. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF and will be subject to confirmation by
•aid court.
REAL PROPERTY
So ‘Kansas' means the Routh Wind,
6e?«U.,,19^'Bin*’ OP,r,n'
In pursuance of a decree of fore­
and the Kansas people would properly
scheduled to preside over the des­ be called People of the Routh Wind or closure and order of sale dated Dee-
H E H om
sad duly
51t6 Sheriff vt Ooae County, Oregon.
Wind
—Pathfinder Magaaine,
day
you
elsewhere,
es
to make
week you can obtain wonderful
“ ”
specials, we suggest
come to our
for the
of your
policy at
some articles at cost
overcharging you
. Be Thrifty and
new way.
Your Attention "
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13 for
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Lemons
15®
Apples __Ä
Per
59«
Lettuce 5«
Dunham’s Special
3
35®’
Ibs.
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73C
CRANBERRIES
» Morrison’s Fancy
3
leO9
15®
Oranges
By
peck 39«
QTS.
8
49«
Popcorn
3
Little Buster
ibs. ;
SOAP
Cr. Wlfite
5
19«
Medium Peet’s Soap
Powder
Barley
3
1*79
93©
3e39
Scratch
Krispies
3
Canoed Goods
Fancy
Com, No. 2 Ciña
33c
No.
No.
IOC
Case 24 $2.35
Fancy
Dinner2canS 29«
Case 24 $3.49
Bale Goods
wheat, fine &
coarse
& white Flour
39C
or Regular
Roosevelt Highway
Saur Kraut
cans
Brand
CANS
Kackle Mash
Crackers
Valley
The talk of
Toilet Tissue
4 Roll
MILK
ground fresh for
Jonathan
them
We have
which
­
Fri. & Sat.
COFFEE
Fruits-Vegetables
our
bag
l/t
for
39®
Club Peaches
No. l/t
IOC
Shrimp, Oysters
cans
RS«
Salmon,
39C
for
35c
CANDY
XOC
left
thing for that
bridge
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thank
past year
sincerely
happiness.
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this community for their
that 1933
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