THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE, ORBGON. FRIDAY. JULY 14. 1933.
PAGB FIVE
Hay Fever
Reserve District No. 12
Additional News from Capital Charter No. 6849
Report of Condition of the
(Oregon State Board of Health)
Seven members of the last legisla­
Il is istiniated that from three to ture are candidates for «eat» in the
five per cent of the population suffers constitutional convention which will
from hypersensitiveness to pollen or pass on the question of repeal of the
of Coquille in the State of Oregon, at the close of business on June 30th, 1933.
other substances.
About half of 18£h amendment. Senator Staples of
■i ;
RESOURCES
them have hay fever. This indicate»- VÍultn-mah county and Representa­
$ 43,536.44
1. Loans and discounts ....................................................
that at least 2,500,006 tri the United tive Clarke a( Douglas are lined up on
2. Overdrafts ....................................... .'........................
.If
States suffer from this disease, two the dry able of the controversy, with
42,500.00
3. United States Government securities owned ....
thousand of Whom live in Oregon. It Representatives Kelley of Jackson.
135,233.13
4. Other bonds, stocks, and securities owned..............
is worth while to consider the prob­ Snider of Lake, and Beckman, Dam-
6. Banking house, $36,000.00. Furniture and fixtures
lem seriously from the standpoint of maach and Hall of Multnomah on the
$1,800.00
....... ................................... ..
37,800.00
discomfort also but there are other wet sidé of the argument.
19,681.68
8. Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank.................
features of the disease which art-
i
121,834.33
9. Cauh and due from banks........ ....................................
more important.
State Treasurer Holman is taking 10. Outside checks and other cadh items. ..................... ..
1,909-31
About thirty per cent of hay fever the initiative in a move which he hopes
>1. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due
patients if untreated, eventually de­ will result In some highly beneficial
from U. S. Treasurer .......................................
•
625.00
velop asthma, which as a rule iaats reforms in Oregon’s state government.
for a few weeks during the height of | He is asking 15 prominent Oregon
W3.120.00
TOTAL
the season but may be prolonged into citizens to undertake the job of mak-
LIABILITIES
October and November. A number of| | ing’a study of t>he present state or-
15. Circulating notes outstanding......................... '......
12;fWO.0O
these asthmatics eventually develop I ganization and to present its finding«,
18O;174.O8
16. Demand depoafta
...........................................
perennial asthma and are mote or less together with recommendations for
127.769.82
17. Time deposits
.......... ,.................................. ,
crippled for years.
Many patients i consolidations and eliminations, to the
19. Due to banks, inc lading certified and cashiers' -
also develop infection of the nasal next legislature. Holman in recent
' 10,740,19,
checks outstanding . ............. .
sinus which may iier.-dst off and on oublie- addresses has.been particular­
28. Capital account:
throughout life. Chronic bronchitis, ly critical of obsolescence, duplication
Common «dock, 5o0 shares, par $109.00 |>er share $50,000.60
pleurisy, pneumonia and other chest . anJ sinecures in the present state
Surplus ................ .............................................
10,000.00
complications ftiay develop
from r government. The correction of this
Undivided profits—net ....................... .................... 11,936.41
71,936.41
chronic sinusitis,—each resulting ori­ situation, he believes, would result" in
ginally from an apparently mild hay a material reduction of governmental
$408,120.00
TOTAL, Including Capita) Account ..
4
fever. The average untreated hay costs with no lessening of the effleion-
State of Oregon, County of Coos, ss:
fever patient suffers from 40 to 70 ’ ey with which public functions are be­
I, E. D. Webb, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear
days annually. This does not neces­ ing administered. He hopes to over­
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
sarily cause absence from work but came any opposition which may arise
E. D. Webb, Cashier.
and marriages contract now and here­ it does decrease efficiency.
to propos«! reorganization of depart­
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Correct—Attest: L. H. Hazard, 0. C. Sanford, H. A. Slack
tofore existing between Plaintiff and
There are three groups of pollen ments and institutions by interesting
Directors.
Defendant: that the Plaintiff be
awarded the sole care, custody and producers which cause more than 90 a committee of sufficient prominence
Subscribed and sworn to liefore me this Sth diy of July, 1933.
and
influence
to
force
through
its
control’of Roberta Lenore Enders, the per cent of the cases in the northwest­
(Seal)
Joseph E. Axtell, Notary Public.
minor child of the Plaintiff and De­ ern states. The first are trees which recommendation in spite of opposi­
fendant, and for such other and fur­
tion
of
lioards,
commissions
and
indi-
C. W. NOYES
I
ther relief as to the Court may seem pollinate from early March until the
Attorney at Law
end of April. They account for ten per | vidual officials upon whose toes the At Christian Science Churches
'just and equitable.
To Z. N. Wilson; Jane I>oe Wilson,
I wife of Z. N. Wilson; tlso all other
The grounds upon which said relief cent of the cases. The second group proposed reforms might tread.
Practice in U. 8. D. Court and
is based in said Complaint is deser­ is the various grasses and a few
“Sacrament” was the subject of the ■ persons or parties unknown claiming
State Courts
tion.
Ix>sson-Sermon
in all Churches of any right, title, estate, lien or inter­
The
$15,000
appropriated
by
the
weeife,
for
example
plaintain
and
This Summons is served upon you
Rm. No. 3 Farmers & Merchants
est in the real estate described in the
Christ,
Scientist,
on Sunday, July 9. complaint herein, defendants.
last
legislature
as
the
statels
share
in
by publication thereof in the Coquille sheep sorrel which pollinate from mid!
Bank Bldg., Coquille, Oregon
The Golden Text was, "The cup of
Valley Sentinel, pursuant to order of April until mid July. Up to forty the cost of the forthcoming special
IN THE NAME OF T11E STATE
the Hon. J. T. Brand, Judge of the
election was only a drop in the bucket. Jessing which we bless, is it not the OF OREGON: You are hereby re­
per
cent
of
patients
are
affected
by
Title Guarantee & Abstract Co.
above entitled Court, made, dated and
quired to appear and answer plain­
The third group includes The heavy end of the burden will fall communion of the blor«d of Christ? tiff’s complaint against you now on
entered on the 12th day of June, 1933, these.
Abstracts of Title, Nothry Pub-
The
bread
which
we
break,
is
it
not
|
on
the
counties
which
must
foot
the
and
which
order
requires
that
the
plants which pollinate during the au­
1 file ' tn
the above, entitled court and
plete abstract plant in/(Mee Ce.
date of the first publication of Mid tumn months. In cities an effective­ I bill for clerk hire, rental of polling the communion of the body of cause on or before the last day of the
lie, Ina. Bonds. The only com-
Summons shall be on the 16th day of
time prescribed in the order. íor pub­
places and printing of the ballots. Christ?” (I Cor. 10:16).
June, 1933, and die date of the last way to «leal with weeds that cause
J. E. AXTELL, Sec.
Among the citations which com­ lication of summons, to-wit on or be­
Dave O’Hara, elections clerk in the
hay
fever
is
to
orangize
a
campaign
publication
thereof
being
Friday
the
fore the l'lth day of August, 1933,
Coquille, Ore.
Phono 36M
14th day of July, 1933.
for their destruction.
Fortunately state department, estimates that the prised the Lesson-Sermon wan the said day being the exaration of four
J. ARTHUR BERG,
following
from
the
Bible:
“
For
as
cost
of
the
July
election
will
approx
­
weeks from the date of the fleet pub­
the ragweed does not flourish in Ore­
Attorney for Plaintiff,
DR. J. J. LESLIE
imate $75,000 of which at least $60.- often as ye eat this bread, and drink lication of thia summons, the time
Residence and P. O. Address, Co­ gon.
prescribed for publication being orc?
DENTIST
quille, Oregon.
22t5
To discover which pollen the pa­ 600 will fall on the counties. But ;n this cup, ye do shew the Lord’s death a week for four consecutive weeks,
Hours 9-12 m., 1 to 5 p. as.
tient is sensitive to, saline extracts the end it all comes out of the same till he come” (I Cor.. 11:26).
and
if you fail so to appear and an­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
The Lesson-Sermon also included swer, for want thereof, the plaintiffs
Evening by appointment
are made of the various common wind pocket, that of the taxpayer who
STATE OF OREGON, IN AND
following correlative passage wifi apply to the court for the relief
Over Hudson Drug Store
borne pollens and the patient's skin foots the bill for both the county and the
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
from the Christian Science textbook, demanded in said complaint, a suce.net
In the matter of the estate of V. N. is tested with these. He is then given state expense.
of which is as follows: For
Barker, Deceased.
“Science and Health with Key to the statement
subcutaneous injections of the extract
a decree setting aside a tax title
Notice
of
Final
Account
I
In spite of heavy pruning of dead- Scriptures,” by Mary Baker E«My: “If claimed by the defendants Gilmore in
DR. J. F. YOUNG
I ■ NOTICE
_____ ____
IS _____________________
HEREBY GIVEN, in gradually increasing doses. The
Chiropractor
I that the undersigned has filed in the injections should begin six to ten 'wood from the registration liata^o!- all who ever partook of the sacrament or to real property situated .n Coos
County Court of Coos County, Ore­ weeks before the usual onset of sym- i lowing the last general election more had really commemorated the suffer­ County described as alL-that part of
345 So. Hall
gon, his final account as Executor of trms so that by the time the pollen than 16,000 voters' pamphlets have ings of Jesus and drunk of his cup, the Northeast quarter of the South­
west quarter of section twenty-six
Next Door south of City Hall
the estate of, V. N. Barker, deceased,
l been returned to the state depart­ they would have revolutionized the (26) in Township twenty-nine (29)
The new phone 102-M
and that the said Court has set Mon- is in the air the patient will have built
_ of
_ ___
_______
_ (■12)
.... West of
South
Range
twelve
' day, the 31st day of July, 1933, at up a relative immunity. If the treat­ ment because of inability of the post­ world. If all who seek his commem- ___
the hour of 10:00 o’clock A. M. at the ments are properly administered, the al department to deliver the mail. □ ration through material symbols will the Willamette Meridian lying norA^
County Court room in Coquille, Ore­
Most of the returned pamphlets take up the cross, heal the sick, cast 2f. the mixldle fork of. the Coquille
JAS. W. WHEELER
.
",
,
,
. ’
River; that plaintiffs title to said real
gon, as the timé and place for hearing results arv successfcfl “in relgtity A** were marked “moved,” but many of
out evils, and preach Christ, or pg-op^piy be quieted against you and
Physician 4fc Surgeon
objections to such final account ana cent of the cases. Complicating asth­
I the settlement of said estate.
ma and sinus infections are corres­ those Whose names appear on the Truth, to the poor, — the receptive eafh of you and the other defendants
Ellingson Bldg.
Coquille
—they will bring in the mil-' named in this suit; that it be adjudged
Jem Barker,
pondingly diminished.
The - protec­ registration lists have d*ed since the thought,
Leave calls at
24t5
lennium” (p. 34).
j that the plaintiffs are the owners in fee
Executor.
November election.
tion
offered
the
mucus
membrane
Hudson’« Drug Store nr at Co­
simple of said real property as ten­
from pollen irritation lessens the
ants in entirety; that you be each ad­
quille Hotel
NOTCE TO CREDITORS
Mining
location
notice«
for
sale
at
Steadily
increasing
commodity
judged and decreed to have no right,
Notice is hereby given that the un­ danger of bacterial infection and prices are reflected in bids being sub­ this office.
»
title or interest in or to said real
dersigned has been duly appointed greatly diminishes the number of win­
propertv or any part thereof; that
administratrix of the estate of J. W ter colds. The only possible objection mitted for state supplies. Meat for
plaintiffs recover costs and disburse­
DR. J. R. BUNCH
Laird, deceased, Mnd all persona hav­ to the treatment is the occurrence of the state institutions will cost about
SUMMONS
ments and have general relief.
ing claims against said estate are
No.
10177
20
per
cent
more
than
bids
submitted
DENTIST
Thri summons is published in the
hereby notified, that they are required so-called constitutions)! xeaction fol­ aix months ago.
Dry goods prices In the Circuit Court of the State of Coquille Valley Sentinel, a newspaper
X-KAY Service
to present same duly verified, with lowing about one. per cent of the in­
Oregon For Coos County
proper voucher therefor, to the under­ jections. Such reaction can easly be show an advance of approximately ROSS DEY and FLORENCE DAY, published at Coquille, Coos County,
Laird Bldg., Firat Street
Oregon, by order of Hon. J. T. Brand
signed, at the office'of H. A. Sluck, controlled by an injection of adrenal 25 per cent and flour prices on which
Plaintiffs,
Coquille,
Ore
judge of the. above entitled court
Telephone 82-L
in Coquille, Coos County, Oregon,
bid*
will
be
opened
next
month
are
made and dated June 29, 1933. The
within six months from the date of *n choride. Unfortunately very few
J. GARFIELD GTLMORE and RUTH
this notice.
patients are cured after a single sea­ expected to show an even greater in­
GILMORE, husband and wife: Z. N. date of the first .publication of this
Dated thia 29th day of June, 1933. son’s treatment.
Continuing the crease in cost.
WILSON; JANE DOE WILSON, summons is July 14, 1933, and the
Mabie Laird,
GRANT CORBY
wife of Z. N. Wilson; also all other date of the last publication is August
treatment
the
year
round
seems
to
Administratrix of the Estate of J.
persons or parties unknown claim­ 11, 1933.
V. R. Wilson, “Optometrist.” Errors
Attorney at Law
give better results and is more apt to
W. Laird, deceased.
B. L. EDDY,
ing any right, title, estate, lien or
in
refraction
corrected,
without
the
Rich mund-Barker Bldg
H. A. Slack, attorney ToF Adminis­ effect a permanent cure.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
interent in the real estate described
tratrix.
24tf>
uee
of
drugs.
“
For
glasses"
see
Wil
­
Phone 157
Coquille. Ore.
Post office address: Roseburg, Ore-
in the complaint herein, Defend­
son first and aave money.
Residence Phone 24-M
ants.
Calling carda 100 for $1.00.
FORECLOSURE SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
That under and by virtue of an exe­
J. ARTHUR BERG
cution and order of sale issued out
Attorney at Law
of the Circuit Court of the State of
Roomi 14 2
Oregon for the County of Coos on the
A Merchants Bank Bldg
10th day of July, 1933, in a certain
cause in said Court pending wherein
Phone $7
Portland Mortgage Ob., a corporation-
Coqnilla. Die goal
is Plaintiff, and James L. Ferrey and
Flora M. Ferrey, his wife, Joee
Mogale, Della Oldland Jonen and
DR W. V. GLA1SYER
Hugh Barclay, are Defendant«, Gate
VET REINARIAN
No. 10160 of said Court, and com­
manding me to sell the hereinafter
Herd * Meat laapector
í ‘oUr’t
« described real property to satisfy the ,
i sum of $989.44 with interest thereon ,
Coquille, Ore.
from April 20, 1982, at the rate of 9 '
per cent per annum, amounting
at this date, to-wit: The 8th day of
JA. RICHMOND
July, 1933, to the sum of $1097.74, and
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
that said sum shall draw interest from
■ the date of this decree at the rate of
Rirbmond-Barkar Building
nine (9) per cent per annum; for the
Coquille, Ora.
further eum of $13.50: for the further
man of $100,00 found reasonable at­
Pbonaa
Office 62M. Bea. 93R
torney’s fees, all of said sums argre-
. gating the sum of $1211.24, and for
' its coats and disbursements in this
J. J. STANLEY
suit taxed at t)he sum of $20.80, and
LAWYER
that said attorney’s fees and costs
and dhFursr-menta draw interest from
Office in First National Bank
I the date of this decree at the rate of
I six (6) oer cent per annum, together
Building, Coquille. Oregon
; with s -’ruing costs, I WILL ON
SATURDAY. THE 12th DAY OF
AUGUST, 1903, at the hour of 10
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE o’clock in the forenoon of said day at
the front door of the County Court
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
House in the City of Coquille. Coos
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
Oregon, offer for Mie and
CHARLOTTE M. ENDERS, PUta- Countv,
sell ar public auction, to the highest
tiff,
and b"*t bidder for cash in hand, all
the right, title and interest of the said
ROBERT A. ENDERS. Defendant,
Defendants in and to the following
Summons
descr»' «-4 real property, to-wit:
Case No. 10206
Ea«' 30 feet of Lot numbered 2, in
To Robert A. Enders, the above named Block
lef* r-d “O,” Western Addition
Defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE to Marshfield, Coos County, Oregon, (
OF OREGON, You are hereby re­ according to the plat thereof on file
quired to appear and answer the Com­ and of r-””.’1 :n the office of the
plaint filed against you in Die above County Clerk f Copg County, Oregon.
Said sale l»’re made subject to re­
entitled suit, on or before Saturday,
the 15th day of July, 1933, said date demption in the manner provided by
being after the expiration of four law.
Dated at Coquille* Oregon, this 11th
weeks from the date of the first
publication of this Summons, and if day of July, 1938.
H. E. Hees,
you fail so to appear and answer said
Complaint, or otherwise plead thereto, 2«t5 Sheriff of Coo« County, Oregon.
for want thereof, the Plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief
Old Papan, good-alaad package at
preyed for in her Complaint, to-wit: The Sentinel ter *
For a decree dissolving the marriage
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Professional Cards
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