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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1933)
PAGB TEN Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cake, Ralph jr, «nd Martha arrived here Saturday evening from Portland to visit Mr«. Cake’« mother, Mrs. A. J. Sherwood, and her sisters and friend« here. Mr. Telling About People *nd Cake returned to Portland Sunday, *but Mrs. Cake and the children are Events in the City and spending the week here. County Broken Lenses duplicated, bring me the pieces. V. R. Wilson, Optometrist. St. James Episcopal Guild will open their fall meetings Wednesday, Sept. 6. - Buy ybur music and book and sta tionery needs at Norton’*. Miss Jean Pierce went out to Oak land last Sunday to visit friends for a week. Jack McCue came in last Saturday from the OCC camp near Ashland for a few days’ visit at home. Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates on Fire Insurance. Mr., and Mrs. Keith Leslie and Dr. J. J. Leslie returned Wednesday night from a business trip to Portland on, which they left Monday. Rev. T. R. Jackman will be absent from Coquille again next week. He will conduct services twice daily at the Foursquare church in Roseburg. Dr. E. L, Glaisyer, who waa a Co quille veterinarian a few years ago, came in Tuesday evening and spent a couple of days visiting his brother, Dr. W. V. Glaisyer. Eyes Examined, glasees fitted. Finst quality lenses furnished, For better vision see Wilson first, Co- quilie, Oregon. For sound fire insurance, go to Ned C. Kelley. Mr«. Alice Perrott, who had taken a three month’« vacation from duty in the legal department of the sheriff’« office, returned to duty Wednesday afternoon. Mr». Emma Pierce has been an excellent substitute during Mr«. iPerrott’s absence. She was ef ficient, accommodating and well liked by those having business with the of fice. Miss Kathleen McClintock, high school instructor, arrived here Tues day evening from her home in Pen dleton. She had a most enjoyable va-< cation, «pending a month of it on a trip, to Horiolulu. She was on * the Islands 16 days, but counts the two crossing« of the Pacific as fully as interesting as the time spent over there. '» Mr. and Mrs. T. Brooks Hogan are expected here today from Portland for a short visit with her mother, Mrs. Sarah >P. Thrift, and her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thrift. This is the first visit Mrs. Hogan has made in Coquille for nine years. Mrs. Sarah Thrift will accompany them when they leave Tuesday for home and will spend the winter with them. Inspected irrigation Systems bignt Coos county termers left Monday noon, accompanied oy R. L. biewari ot the Mountain States Pow er Company and Geo. Jenkins, county agent, to attend the annual Willam ette valley irrigation tour, which started from Portland Tuesday morn ing. The group will also return by way of Tillamook where they will in spect liquid manure tanks which are in common use in that section. Attending the tour are Ernest Clau sen and Walter Donald from Broad- Dent, Martin Schmidt from Norway, Clarence Schroeder from Arago, K. L. Detlefsen and Earl Cross from Co quille, Alton Kay and Harry Hull from Leneve. Ellis Dement of Broad- Dent will join the group in Portland, wh«re he has gone with several loads of cattle, and J. L. Burt is and John Carl of Arago will go to Tillamook to accompany the group while inspecting pita in that section. Interest in irrigation in Coqs coun ty has been increasing for some time and this trip is being made to see ac tual irrigation setups in operation under different conditions, some of which would be typical of many farms in Coos county, according to County Agent Jenkins. One farm will be vis ited where machinery will be engaged in levelling land for irrigation. Arrangements have been made through C. H. Bergstrom, county agent at Tillamook, for a tour in that county which will include a visit at several dairy farms, where the differ ent types of pits will be seen, aleo where tank wagons will be in opera tion spreading the material on pas tures. The party returned from its trip north Wednesdoy evening. —Mr.-4nd Mm. Harry A. Slack en tertained with a buffet supper Tues day evening as a farewell for Mrs. A. J. Sherwood and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Liljeqviat who left Wednesday on a month’s eastern trip. Those present were the above mentioned, Mrs. Ralph Cake and daughter Martha, Mr. and Arrivals at County Jail Mrs. L. L. Bonney, Miss Althea Pet Miss Edythe, daughter of Mr. and erson, of Eugene, Cynthia and Ingrid Cassius D. Smith, of North Bend, Mrs. C. G. Farr, is recovering from an Liljeqvist, and Ned Sir.ipson, of Ta- was arrested Saturday and bound appendicitis operation, performed by coma. over to the grand jury on the charge Dr. M. Earl Wilson, at the Mast hos of rape. His bail was set at 52,000. pital Tuesday evening. 4-H Club Boys to Fair Geo. Gongvr, of North Bend, the Three members of the Coquille calf man whose face was so bady slashed Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Wm. Davis drove out to Yoncalla last Sunday and club, including Sidpey and Teddy with a razor by Clyde Hoagland over on their return were accompanied by Cadman and Wilbur Collins, placed there hast Dec. 24, was sentenced their eon Joe, who has spent the sum highest in the livestock judging con Monday to six months in the county test which was held in the Coquille jail. The J. P. ordered that he be mer there with his grandmother. pafoled on condition that he leave the Milk Cows for Sale—Must be sold valley recently, with a score of 91 per eent. Sidney Cadman Was high county at once. He was charged with at once on account of shortage of feed. vagrancy. 12 cows, mature and producing, will point man in the judging contest with Ole Aslakson, of North Bend, is the unusual score of 100 per cent. be sold almost at Beef Prices. See oi This team will leave Sunday with serving a 30-day sentence in the write X S. Erwin at Coquille. County Agent George Jenkins for the county jail on the name charge, that Mrs. E. A. Woodyard enjoyed a itato fair to represent Coos county of being a vag. visit from her sister and husband, in the livestock judging contest Ned Bushnell, of Powers, pleaded Mr. and Mrs. iH. E. Jnlow, of La Three members of the Lee Calf not guilty in Justice Stanley’s court Grande, this week. Mr. Inlow is club placed second in this contest, here Monday to the charge of driving president of the Eastern Oregon Nor with a score of 83.75 per cent. The while intoxicated. He waa arrested by mal school. Hl* members of this team include How State Police Wiliams Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kathan left ard Leatherman, (Ralph Wilson and bail was set at 5200 and his case will Wednesday evening for Ophir where Joe Harrison, who were the three come up as soon as District Attorney hs will be grade school principal for highest members of this club. Ten Flaxel can be here. the'doming year. He says he expects tative plans are being made which Arstill Going to Milwaukie to be a Coquille visitor quite often may permit this team to compete at the Pacific International at the 4-H this winter. Wade Arstill and family intend judging contest there. _ leaving the last of next week for Mil Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Unsoeld and Price Schroeder was the high point waukie, Ore., where he will be prin daughter, Beryl, returned Monday judge in the Arago club with a score evening from Arcata, Calif, They of 88.76 per cent Herbert Carl was cipal of the grade schools for the went down Saturday taking their second and four other members, in coming year. He secured this posi daughter, Barbara, who will attend cluding Woodrow Robison, Ernie Wil tion last spring before he declined to accept re-election to a place on the school there again this year. son, Stephen Aasen and Clyde Lillie Coquille school roster. Misses Pearl and Ruby Snyder and tied for third place. In the teaching profession it is al Mrs. George Littleton came in Wed ways possible to secure a good suc nesday evening from Portland and Another 4-H Club Team Going cessor for a vacated job, but where will remain until Sunday with Mrs. Harold Shull and Willard Miller, of the Boy Scout troup will find a man Annie Robison. The latter will ac the Roy district 4-H club, won the who will take as much interest in the company them Sunday to Salem to contest yesterday which entitles them work of Scoutmaster, as did Mr. Ar- attend the state fair. to a trip to the state fair. They will still, is a question. He has done a For Eye trouble, see Dr. Clarke at go out with County Agent Jenkins good work in that line for the past the Hotel Myrtle, Myrtle Point, Fri Sunday. Mm. Cora Mackey is leader two or three yea re. day, Sept 8th; at the Schroeder Jew of the Roy 4-H club, and her team elry Store, Coquille, Saturday, Sept demonstrated camp cookery—prepar Epworth League Institute 9th. 83t2 ation of a pack sack—and they will An Epworth League Institute will make the same demonstration at the be conducted at Pioneer Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hazard and state fair. * Church Friday and Saturday of this her mother, Mrs. Swezy, left yester Other contesting teams were Eileen week. Lyman Carrier and Rev. James day morning on their return trip to Kendall and Bonnie Gage, of Coquille, A. McKee, of Walla Walla, are in Pasadena after a week here at the L. Miss Laura McLeod, leader, and Irja structors. All young people between H. Hazard home and the Kanu Klub Sulin and Laurel Bullard, of Prosper, the ages of <12 and 24 are invited to cottage at Brewster. They took the Mrs. Frances Oerding, leader. The come and take the work for credit. Pacific highway going back. * first demonstrated camp'cookery and Classes begin Friday morning at nine Yula Minard left this morning for the second sewing. o ’clock. Seattle with Mrs. Dorene Wilson, and Mrs. W. A. Sawyer, of Myrtle after a visit there will go to Spokane Point, acted as judge of the contest. Coos Co. Picnic at Pasadena where she will live at her brother’s home and attend the university. Mrs. A Coos county picnic, to which all Old Beaver Hill Vein Coal, 54.50 Wilson is returning home after spend per ton for lump delivered in Coquille. former Coos residents are invited, is ing the summer here with her sister, Leave orders at Roosevelt Service to be held at Brookside Park, Pasa Mrs. R. H. Mast. Station, phone 114. C. Jack Shumate. dena, Calif, on Sunday, Sept. 10. It 7tf will be a basket lunch affair writes Calling cards 100 for 11.00. Mrs. Arthur Rice, former resident here, from Long Beach. Ask for Cow Boll Dairy cream and Notioe milk, the only milk and cream made Fuhrman’s Pharmacy are now safe by pasteurization. METSKER’S COUNTY ATLASES agents for Genuine Famous Crystals Metsker’s County maps and town from Mineral Wells, Texas. Now Trespass Notices, printed on cloth, ship ownership maps are for sale at 51.00. 8314 for sale at thia office. The Title Co. and County Assessor’s office, Coquille, Ore., and the Cham h ber of Commerce at Marshfield, Ore., the best maps made in Oregon. “Met- sker the Map Man*’ 215 Commerce Bldg. Portland, Ore. _ COQUILLE DOING ITS PART in N.R.A. CAMPAIGN SAV L (Continued from first, page) ton. Colonel, education, J. Arthur Berg. Sub committees, named by Mr. Bar ton, canvassed the city on Wednes day of this week, securing the signed pledges of all resident* to patronize only those business establishments which are entitled to and do display the Blue Eagle. Such signers were gjven an emblem for display in the windows of the home. The response wa* practioally 100 per cent of those seen, but Mr. Bar ton says the committees found a good many to be away from home. Those who were not seen still have an opportunity to sign and secure the emblem by calling at Mr. Barton’s Title Co. office in Taylor street. The idvisory committee member ship is composed of the following: C. A. Baron, Geo. A. Belloni, H. P. Belloni, J. Arthur Berg, C. W. Gard ner, Mrs. Belle'R. Gould, Cliff Gulseth, Alton H. Grimes, H. H. Hartley, Philip D. Hartman, Mrs. Vivalene Jackman, Anna Jersyk, J. A. Lamb, J. W. Len eve, F. G. (Leslie, Don McCune, Mrs. J. E. Norton, L. W. Oddy, Ernest Pur- vance, J. J. Stanley, R. L. Stewart, E. L. Vinton, Chester L. Ward, Mrs. R. A. Wernich, Dr. Jas. W. Wheeler, H. A. Young. K CHOICE WOMEN OUR complexion too, deserves this care! You get it when you use Shari. For these finest beauty needs are made from formulas based on the latest scientific discoveries of beauty experts. And the low prices will amaze you. Shari toilet ries are sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. Y School Books and Supplies Fuhrman’s Pharmacy,.Inc. Presents Pupils in Recital tt Jwv T*e % sta rn a piano recital thia morning at DRUGGISTS STATIONERS ten o’clock, Mrs. H. H. Coleman pre sen ted the younger members of her summer piano class in her home. The mothers and friends were invited. Er- Good Old Growth Fir Wood, any V. R. Wilson, "OptometriaL” Error« nestine Batty, Phyllis (Bunch, Nira Coy, Ivanelle Jackman, Ray Jewel, length desired; Alpine Coal, delivered in refraction corrected, without the Warren Ward, Jeanette Wheeler and anywhere. E. M. Briner, phone 71 or use of drugs. “For glasae»” see Wil 29tf son first and save money. 7tf Flora Wise demonstrated their study 74J. of theory and transposition. Descrip tive piano solos and hymns were also given. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 1 - 2 Margaret Belloni and Lorein Child, older students, gave examples of •What a Snap for Jimmy transposition in hymns, playing as HIS CAMERA COMES OUT WHEN THE BLINDS COME solo numbers semi-classical selec tions, also popular numbers in differ DOWN! ent rhythms. Robert McLarrin pre See joyous Jimmy at his rough-&-ready best in a picture sented piano and vocal solos. Mrs. packed with action, laughs, romance and excitement. Coleman’s class today begins the se rious study of piano for the school JAMES year. »' CAGNEY Shower for Departing Visitor Last Friday evening at Reathaven Beach, Gerlach’« landing on the river, the Mother«’ Club of the Roy District gave a miscellaneous shower for Miss J Doris McAllister, who had .spent the summer visiting her aunt and uncle,1 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mackey. After a delightful evening of swimming the I guests assembled around a huge bon fire and enjoyed a potluck «upper. . Miss McAllister received many love ly gifts. She left Sunday for her home in Tacoma, Washington, .where she attends Stadium High School. Her aunt and uncle accompanied her as far as Roseburg. See Mansell Drayage and Delivery Co. for Mill Wood, 52 a load. Orders filled promptly. Buy your music and book and sta tionery needs at Norton’s. Mrs E A Woodyard Bar. Mus. Accredited Teacher of Voice and Piano announces the opening of her studio Sept. 5th. Beginners to advanced students 550 N. Henry St. Phone 230-L (PICTURE SNATCHER 1 I with Alice White ADMISSION 10c & 25c PREVIEW * Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and milk, the only milk and cream made safe by pasteurisation. / GOOD FIR LOGS '.I Smiz/i JFood-Products r ii MISS INEZ ROVER Piano Instructor 4P ' ^mg the line« of the moat ap- ' proved modern methode. 105 W. 2nd St. Phone 50- L NIGHT ZANE GREY’S “SUNSET PASS” with RANDOLPH SCOTT, TOM KEENE, KATHLEEN BURKE NOAH BEERY, HARRY CAREY The Stars You Love to See Making Love! Gable, the swaggering heart-smasher Harlow, a one-man woman____ THEIR ROMANCE WILL MAKE THE WORLD RUN A TEMPERATURE! ^TJogetker in another MALE H. S. NORTON K HOLD YOUR MAN Mutic and Stationery with STUART ERWIN ADMISSION Children 10c Adults 35c SCHOOL SUPPLIES Hear Jean sing "HOLD YOUR MAN”—it’s a new thrill. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 . 7 PAL NIGHT 2 ADULTS for 35c AND WHAT MORE IT’S ONE OF THE SEASON’S BIGGEST HITS The SAMUEL GOLDWYN Production of RONALD COLMAN CYNARA S1ASIDB • « • • ®e.se POBTLAMD .... M.«e ■USIKA................ 9f.n Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley In a reliable Oregon stock company. SATURDAY GALLOP OUT TO MEET THE ADVENTURES OF THE GOLDEN WEST! Will Buy Quantity • Shari Toiletries • * A new route! Inspiring scenery! Redwoods, ocean breezes, low ers, — all are a part of this fairy land of beauty! Coqaille Hotel Phone 6OT UNITCO ARTISTS HCTUSt .»i KAY FRANCIS Directed by KING VIDOR PLUS ZASU PITTS & THELMA TODD ' In “SNEAK EASILY“ LI [! f IT Y “
