THE COQUULLR TALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY. APRIL 28. 1933.
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Coquille School News
Lincoln Building
community hall where music, games
and jig-saw pussies were enjoyed.
Later in the evening Mrs. Wilson
served cake, sandwiches and coffee to
the party.
Mr. Boyer of the U. S. Department
of Interior and District Warden J. A.
Walsh were in McKinley Saturday in
vestigating the possibilities of con
structing a forest road into the Tioga
cuujitry.
Misses Ruth Sparlin and Alice Jen
kins, teacher» of the Fairview school,
together with a group of Fairview
young folks picnicked at the Law
horne falls Sunday.
Harry and Fred Jarvis and Harry
Bunch killed a cougar In the Tioga
country last week.
Mrs.'Nola Parry who.has been suf
fering from a “catch” in her back
went home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Wilson, of Lee, wty>.visit
ed at the Parry home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mast and family
visited with Mrs’. Mast's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Felsher, of Myrtle
Point, over the week-e,nd.
.
Mias Norma Johnson spent several
days laet week at the Owen ^Vilson
home.
EGG LAYERS IN CONTEST
Last Saturday morning the Coun
ty Spelling Contest was held in the
Internationa] Competition at A Century of Progresa
Lincoln Building. Robert McCilvery,
Violet Dornath, and Jack Martin
represented our achool but none won
j «-cored place* in the contest.
In the declamation contest that
1 took place in the high school gymna
“MONEY IN THE BANK
sium 'Saturday afternoon our repre
MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS
sentative, Robert MdGilvery, rated
OF THIS SWIFT MOVING
joint winner for first place with the
DYNAMIC WORLD OF TODAY
representative from Empire. Accord
ing to this plan each school is to
keep the silver cup, presented by the
Marshfield Civic Club, one-half year.
Coquille will have it from now until
October when it will be sent to Em
pire. The cup was offered two years
ago to be won first by Coos River
• suggesting you have yours at
who lost it last year to joint winners
from North Bend and Manahfield.
Any school which can win the cup
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
three consecutive years retiuns it as
permanent property.
of Coquille, Oregon
An serial view of Chicago Century ol Progress which will include
The Junior High inter-class track
an International Egg Laying Contest Tbs artist's sketch in th* right
meet was- held last Friday afternoon
foreground show* ths detail of th* Poultry Exhibit. Her* 1,000 of the
after 2:30 p. m. Through this, elim-,
best birds of the laying breed*, specially fed and housed. will compete
- * where your dollars are
for Individual and pen honors every week for 3 months—May 28tb to
¡nation was made for the county track
October 29th. 1933.
meet to be held in Marshfield Satur
given a greater sustaining
day, April 29. The results were a*
Million* of city folk* along with wUl be oue ot the most valuable ot
power through our co-operation
Brewster Valley
follows: ■ (First and second places,
alllton* of their country coiisfeia exhibitions at the Fair.
only, are given a* representatives to
rill have tlie op|H>rtunlty to see st
Grant Harry made a business trip
One of the heat *|iace* on th*
Irst hand the nperatlon of modern ground haa lieen reserved for the
go to Marshfield.)
to Coquille last week where he receiv
poultry pistil* at the Century of exclusive use of the poultry men
Class I
ed medical treatment for a badly in
Progress Expoaltlisi at Chicago. May Over list modern poultry houses
Broad
Jump
—
Lowell
Waggoner,
jected
hand.
described real property to satisfy the
28th to Octolier Mh.
each divided Into two pen* bousing
Kenneth Laird returned Friday eve
sum of 31647.00, and the further Dougl^h Donated.
More than S.taai ot the boat |m a total of 2d females and 2 males
sum of 1210.00 as attorney’s fees, and
High Jump—Zoe Sinclair, Doug- ning from a trip to Tule Lake, after a
Juclng hena tn the country will he each will form the Poultry Exhibit.
costa and disbursements, together las Donated.
load of hay.
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with accruing costa, I WILL ON SAT
sutertxi
In an international Kga At the very ent rune* tn the Poul
Sprints—I,owell Waggoner, Doug-
Mis* Hazel Shrader, of Myrtle
URDAY, THE 20th DAY OF MAY,
Laying I'ouleat uutler the auspices try Colony will be exhibition peas
Point, and (Miss Ruth Dornath, of
las Donsted.
1933,
at
the
hour
of
10
o
’
clock
in
the
In which will be housed unusual
of the National Poultry CounelL
C. W. NOYES
forenoon of said day at the front door
Broadbeift, spent the week-end visit
Class II
The Atiieriian public la hot eon breed* of chickens so that every
Attorney at Law
of the County Court House in the City
Broad Jump — Marvin Goodman. ing with Miss Hazel Taylor.
Burning the uiitnlier or eggs annually visitor can heratn* acquainted with
of Coquille, Coos County. Oregon, offer
Practico in U. S. D. Court and
Mrs. Stella Laird made a business
.
i for sale and sell at public auction, to Melvin Wheaton
that our t'aiiiiillun nelglilaira are. ar the many varieties and breeds of
State Coarto
■High Jump—George Huhton, Zoe ‘rip to Myrtle Point and Coquille
I the highest and best bidder for cash
cording to the poultry official* liar hernyard biddies
Km. No. 3 Par mera A Merchante
Every week a model hatchery will
I in hand, all the right, title and inter Sinclair. t _
Monday.
vey tl Wood. Manager of the Interna
est of the said Defendants in and to
produce more than 5.000 baby
Bank Bldg.,
Oregon
Sprint*
—
.Lowell
Waggoner,
Doug
tlonal
Egg
larylng
Contest
at
the
Pete
Alford
trailed
and
killed
a
the following described real property,
Century of I'r.igreea. Mates that chick* on regular seliwlale. Theos
las Donsted.
cougar on his homestead near Split
to-wit:
Canadian* eat IM more egg* per cap wUl tie packed and «hipped to any
Mountain
Tuesday.
Lot 3, the South East M of the
Class III
DR. H. W
point In the I’nlted stats* via Uncle
ita
thau do U. 8. citizens
North West *4, arid the North East
Broad Jump—Jack Hunt, Loren
Mrs. Myrtle Christensen, Christina
Optometrist .
Sam's Parrel Post Service Th*
U of the South West % of Section
“
On*
of
the
purposes
In
conduct
Christaenxen,
Mrs.
Fannie
Alford
and
Simmons.
Coquille Hotel
wisdom of getting offspring from
I One (1), in Township 30 iiouth, of
Ing
Hila
exhibit,
”
says
Mr.
Wood,
High Jump—Jack Hunt, -Dudley Miss Gene Smith made a busineM trip
Range 15 West of the Willamette
known producers al the contest will
2nd Friday each month
“
is
to
make
million*
of
new
friends
Meridian in the County of Coos, and Walton.
to Coquille Monday.
Mrs. Grant «■
he apimrent.
Latest methods of fitting glasses
tor the poultry Industry. Also we
i State of Oregon.
Shot-put—Alan Bailey, Loren Sim Harry, who has been visiting relatives
A Broiler Plant where chickens are
want to demonstrate In a practical fattened for market will produce
| Said sale being made subject to re-
there, returned with them.
! demption in the manner provided by mons.
way what good quality la eggs really special fries to be sold to visitors.
Sprint*—Loren Simmons, Kenneth
Albert Christensen received another
Title Guarantee A Abstract Co.
■ law.
means"
It to more than a Poultry Show
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this Waggoner.
contract for myrtlewood, so Monday
Abstracts of Title, Notary Pub-
In tlila effort to nyove tb* produc that |e getting under way now at
20th day of April, 1933.
he
sawmill
run
by
Ivan
Laird
and
Clan*
IV
plete abstract plant in Coos Co.
ing ability ot hens kept under top speed for the Century of Prog
H E i H mb
v
Broad Jump — Lewis Donaldson, lulius Benham resumed operations.
proper conditions and fed according ress
lie, Ins. Bonds. The only eom-
. 14t5 Sheriff of Coo* County, Oregon.
It Io a dem<>n»t ratios of the
The largest number attended Sun-
Donald West.
to pro|ier feeding methods the offi 'value of accumulated research head
J. E. AXTELL, Sec.
lay
School
here
Sunday,
with
ui
to
High
Jump
—
Lewi*
Donaldson,
cial
Huies
tVimmlttee
of
tb*
Contest
ed by our Agricultural Schools and
Coquille, Ora.
Phone MM
FAT ELK DRAINAGE DISTRICT
baa decided upon an < Mbela I Rgg turned Into practical commercial
tal of 50. Four visitons were Mr. and
Donald West.
MEETING
laylnu Mash and Scratch Grain service under the untiring direction
Shot-put — Lewis Donaldson, Jack Mrs. Lloyd Leatherman, Miss Bul
Notice is hereby given that there
DR. J. J. LESLIE
which must be fed to all bird* en of the research division of commer
locks, of Lee, and Bert Mead, of Grav-
will be a meeting of the owner* of Smith.
tered. After an exhaustive March cial feed mills
DENTIST
land in the Fat Elk Drainage District
Sprints—Lewis Donaldson, Donald il Ford.
for a feed that would meet all re
held at the City hall in Coquille, Coos MbClellan.
Hours 9-12 m, 1 to 5 p. m,
The mom feeds that will be aven-
Harold And Wilda Shepherd, of
j County, Oregon, at the hour of ten
(lulrements th* conniiiltve selected able to the country's best bens at
Evening by appointment
Dora,
spent
Saturday
visiting
in
the
Relay
Team
—
Lewis
Donaldson,
o’clock in the forenoon of Friday,
Purina Breeder Egg Chowder and the Oentury of Progress Interna
Over Hudson Drug Store
valley.
the 28th day of April, 1988, for the Donald McClellan, Jack Smith.
Purina Hen Chow.
tional Egg Laying Contest ere avaU-
purpose of electing one Supervisor
Mrs. Walter Laird was railed to Co-
Pole Vault—Jim Schaer.
Thus th* exhibition ol th* poul able In exactly the Mme form to
for said Drainage District who shall
The Girl* Event* resulted as fol 4»ilie Monday to the bedside of h*r
try people will npt only be recren ih .<" , misers to every pert ot the
hold hi* office for a period of three
DR. J. F. YOUNG
daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Dutton. She
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years and until hi* successor i* elect lows:
tlonal but Informative, and aa such «•.
Chiropractor
ed and qualified: and for the transac-
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taken to the Mast hospital at
• tion of auch other business a* may
Sprints—.Frances Sullivan, Agnes Myrtle Point and her mother will re
345 So. Ball
lawfully come before the meeting.
main near until the crisis m passed.
Caudle.
.
Next Dour south of City Hall
Dated thia 15th day of April, 1932.
Perley Crowley and son, Edwin,
Baseball Throw—Agnes Caudle.
The new phone 102-M
ror*,
W. E. Cross,
E. L. Detlefsen,
are in Portland visiting Mr. Crowley’s
Betty June Johnson.
S. H. Stockhoff,
brother, Charley, who is ill in the
Class H
Trustees.
JAS. W. WHEELER
They left
Sprints—Imogene Hickam, Elisa hospital with a cancer.
14t2
Edna A. Robison, Sec’y.
Sunday morning via iitage.
Physician 4k Surgeon
beth Varney.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Volck, of Lang-
Baseball Throw — Jotty Watson,
Ellingson Bldg.
Coquille
IN THE COUNTY COURT OR-THE
ioia, and Ralph Noah, of Coquille,
Imogene Hickam.
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
Leave calls at
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
vt-re Sunday visitors at th* Perley
Clam HI
Hudson’s Drug Store ar at Co
In the Matter of the Estate of J. L.
Sprints—'Ids Caudle, Linnis Terry Jrowley home. - Everyone enjoyed a
quille Hotel
Holycross, Deceased.
Baseball Throw—.Elizabeth Varney, picnic up at the Jake Bohlander place.
Notice to Creditor*
Those from here to attend a birth-
Ida Caudle.
No. 8052
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,
Class IV
lay surprise party given in honor of
DR. J. R BUNCH
That the undersigned has been duly
Sprints—Ida Caudle, Linnis Terry. Mrs. Fred Durham, of Pleasant Hill,
appointed by the above entitled
DENTIST
Genevieve^
Baseball Throw—Kathleen Brady, Friday evening were:
Court, a.< Executrix of the estate of
Cloise and Jernes Crowley, Mr. and
X-RAY Service
said Deceased, and has duly qualified Ida Caudle.
a* such.
This makes a total of twenty-five Mrs. Jesse Hicks and son, Claud.
Laird Bldg., Firat Street
NOW THEREFORE, all persons
Mrs. Jake Bohlander ran a fish
lelegates
from Coquille.
Coquille,
Ora
Tslephcne 82-L
having claims against said Estate are
In the inter-class competition the hook into her hand Sunday and was
hereby notified and required to pre
sent the same, together with proper 8A1 room was victorious with a to taken to Coquille to receive medical
vouchers therefor, to the undersigned tal score of 35 points.
The 7A1 treatment. While there sherstayed
at th offices of J. Arthur Berg, in Co
GRANT CORBY
quille, Oregon, within six months room ranked next with 27 pdnta ahd at the home of her sister, Mrs. “P*te”
Pointer. Louis Laird is helping with
Attorney at Law
the 8A2 third with 28 points.
from the date hereof.
the chorea during her absence.
Dated this 28th day of April, 1933.
Richmond-Bar her Bldg,
Viol* Holycroas,
Those taking pert in the County
sae 157
UoeuiMe. Ora
May fourth and fifth will be pro-
Executrix of the Estate of J. L.
Residence Phone 24-M
mary visiting day. Parents* who in Spelling Contest at Coquille from Sit-
Holyeross, deceased.
tend to enter their children in the kum school were: Leeda Greves, sixth
J. Arthur Berg,
15t5 fall are urged to bring them to achool grade, and Jack Mayee, third grade.
Attorney for Executrix.
J. ARTHUR BERG
on the above dates. Teachers will ex In declamation, Claud Hicka, aeventh
Attorway at Law
News Notes From Powers
plain general rules and regulations grade, gave the reading, “Th* Mus
Ruomi 1 4k 2
tard Plaster or When Ignorance is
The Coo* Bay Lumber Co. turned concerning the new entrance blank.
■ . ■ mar* * Merchant« Bank Blds
Bliss,'' taken from “The Speaker.”
over
to
the
unemployed
committee
PhoM *7
Thoee to enjoy Sunday dinner at
McKinley Notes
several hundred gallons of fruit and
• uqaille. Orsgaa
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ben-
vegetables which were given to the
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Maiden spent
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
needy Tuesday evening.
Over 200 the week-end in North Bend visiting ham were:
DR. W V. GLA18YKR
families were assisted with not less their daughter, Elinor, who'is recover Leatherman, MIM Cera Bullocks, of
Mto Robert
McAtee, of
McAtee,
of Myrtle
Myrtle
VETERINARIAN
than nine quarts of food. The C. B. ing from an appendicitis operation.
.’«nt, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krew-
L.
Co.
expect
to
be
going
some
time
Minx Avis Jenkins returned to her ■o* and
< oeatv Herd A Meat Inspector
soon. About 25 men are rebuilding home after spending several months
Coqtulla, Ora.
M hs Flotence Mead has been help-
the Baker creek bridge.
in Ashland attending Southern Ore
•ng witlj the work at the hoane of Mr.
Mm. Martha Mulkey and George gon Normal School.
ind Mru. 'Ivan Laird during the illness
Jenkins were speakers at the P. T. A.
J. A. RICHMOND
The Ladies Club met Thursday at- of their two- children.
Friday
telling
of
the
4-H
club
work.
ternoon with Mm. Hilda Brow«. The
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Sunday dinner guest* at the C. M.
The kiddies’ part of the program was ladies decided on the quilt pattern
Wilson home were: Mr. and Mrs. W.
Rb-hmond-Bnrkar Building
furnished by the first and second which they are going to start work
A. Nickaran and family. Grant Harry'
Coquille, Ora.
grades. A large crowd was in at on soon. After an enjoyable after
Mrs. Carrie Niek**on, Mr. and Mrs.
tendance.
Office UM. R m . MR
noon was spent in conversation and Elmer Wilson and family, Bert and
Leslie King, Frederick Stock, Rus sewing refreshments were served to
Miner Mead.
sell Berven, Bruce Keller, were the in Mesdames Bea Lawhorne, Mildred
J. J. STANLEY
spiration for a huge birthday party at King, I. J. Bennett, Nola Parry, Lee
lawtu
Emanon Club Notes
the Kindergarten Friday. After the Mast, Nellie Brown, Violet Wilson and
regular games, a lovely lunch of C. O. King and Misses Jessie Law
Entertainment of a little different,
t-irthday cakes, ice cream and hot horne, Helen Glenn, Norma Johnson kiad was offered last week by Mim
Gertrude Lambrecht, wheh she was
rhocoiate was served to twenty-seven and the hosteea.
little folks. Mrs. Langston, the tasch-: Anna Holmstrom from
r the
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eighth hoetes for the s Emanon club at the
sit
er, furnished the candy and a birthday grade, Ivan Maat from the fifth and K'toe of her sister,-Mrs.
Mabel Love
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gift for the little one*.
j Veva King from the third represented- land. A magic show was given, with
NOTICE 83 HEREBY GIVEN,
Joe Marshall, who has spent a lot the McKinley school in the county »eorge Ulett, Jr., in a swallow-tailed
There were followed by refresh
That under and by virtu* of an Exe
T. Morris Dunne, af Portland, who
>f time in this vicinity and who ¡impelling contest in Coquille Saturday. coat and a black mustache as the ma ments served to Misses Gertrude succeeds the late Chas. T. Early ta
cution and Order of S»1*
... winter, was j
unjay w-itH
the Circuit Court of th*„
mining in Colorado this
The roa(
road j wag
was lined g
Sunday
with gician. His tricks were clever and Tway, Jeanette Book, Edna Robinson,
Oregon for the County of Coo* on the fortunate to locate a pocket last week earloads of fishermen and picnickers, many and thoroughly enjoyed by Mestlames Margaret Mullens, Mabel a member of the industrial accident
commission is another of Oregon’s
20th day of April, 1983, in a certain
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, Jr, successful business men.
| Several " ' carloads
r reported
' * good J those preseat.
| Loveland, Messrs George
Ulett,
cause in «aid Court Pe"<Jing wherein in which he found 310,000.
He also
Bertha O. Stilwell is P*Ih,t,£' r *"d
rare Ulett.
A surprise followed thia perform- ' Geo
George
Ulett, Sr., who wti
was nt»iu»n
present
catches of fish.
brings to his new job a wealth of ex
anee.
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Geo B. Morgan and A. L. JJ®rgan.
Opening dance at the Gravel Ford
A crowd of friends gathered at the
Some amateur motion pictures the latter part of the evening and ex
sometimes known a* La»aJ*orP®’ Community Hall, 'Saturday evening, Owen Wilson home Friday evening of the
Smith Wepd^roducts plant plamed some of th* pictures, and lit- perience as an insurance man which
now Laura MoDuffee, formerly hus
April
18,
and
every
Saturday
evening,
and
surprised
him,
the
occasion
being
w
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*h*wn.
These pictures were t>4 Gerald Lambrecht and th* hostess. should stand him well in hand in deal
band and wife, are Defendants, Case
ing with the e
No. 10157, of said Court and com Good music and a good floor. Come, his birthday anniversary. After the taken a year
13t4 »urprise the crowd aU wrat to tlto **•*•«• from
Calling carda 100 for 11.00,
manding me to raU th* hereinafter 50 cents per couple.
confronting the
TODAY AND IT’S NEEDS
Professional Cards
IN THE GOLDEA n EM’H F OF JEHOL
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