The Coquille Valley sentinel., September 29, 1933, Image 1

The Coquille Valley Sentinel
THE PAPER THAT’S LIKE A TTKTTKR FROM HOME
VOL. XXIX.
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1933.
NO. 37.
LEVY $2750 LESS
8 Months for Coquille Grades
$46,321 1« HID PLEDGE THEIRAID
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Autumn Festival Dance, Oct. 14
|1H TH« THAR
LUMBER PLANTS
The Autumn Festival Dance with
which the ladies of the Business A
Professional Women’s Club celebrates
its birthday every year, will be held
By Weyerhauser Timber Co.— Portland C. of C. Visitors Wel­ in the Aragon Ball Room in Coquille, Of Coquille Written Up by Geo.
Coquille City Budget Cut That
Saturday evening, Oct. 14.
comed—Full Co-operation
O. & C. Lieu Funds Soon
Much From Last Year’s
M. Cornwall, for The
The young lady who will be crown­
From U.S. .
Promised
Figure
Timberman •
ed queen at that time will be decided
by lot next Monday evening, at five
Coos county’s coffers were enriched 'After a busy two days, spent on o’clock, at the Bergen Flower Shop
The amount to be raised for city
Geo. Mr. Cornwall, publisher of The
Wednesday by 330,899.70 in cash, that I Coos Bay and in the Coquille valley from the following list of candidates Timberman, of Portland, had the fol­
expenses by taxation on the 1938 as­
being the amount paid by the Weyer- • on Tuesday and Wednesday this who have been named by the various lowing items about the mills in this
sessment is 32750.05 less than for the
hauser Timber Co. on their 1931 week, the Portland Chamber of Com­ organisations mentioned:
1932 levy, according to the figures de­
section after his visit here a few
taxes. In addition warrants were ap­ merce delegation of 22 members en­
termined by the budget committee
Miss Laura McLeod, B. P. W. Club. weeks ago.
plied to the extent of 315,422.01, the trained Wednesday evening for home,
which met at the city hall Monday
Mias Jean Young, Woman’s Club.
total of 346,321.71 being the amouflt with a stop of -15 minutes scheduled
evening. The total is $24,198.00 for
Miss Avis Hartson, Chamber of Smith Products Completing New Mill
of their 1931 taxes.
, next year as against $26,948.05 for
Smith Wood-Products, Inc., .Co­
Commerce.
to be made at Reedsport.
The payment was made by C. S.
this year. There is an increase of
Those in the party included the
Miss Marvin Jane Hawkins, Lions quille, is erecting a modern electri­
Chapman, of Tacoma,' general man­ following: Russell Bayly, vice presi­ Club.
$190 in the personal service budget
cally operated sawmill.
The ' main
ager of the company, who stated that dent, Bayly-Underhill Co.; J. A. Dig­
Miss Olive Tiflman, Legion Auxil­ frame is 42x180 feet with a 28x80-foot
of the general fund; a decrease of
Farm Loan Ass’n Request
with the revival of the lumber busi­ man, assistant sales manager; Clos- iary.
$250 in the material and supplier
wing, which will contain a new re­
R. H. Mast, secretary of the Co­ ness he expects to return soon with
item; an increase in the construction
saw for cedar stock. The frame of
set & Devers; D. CL Freeman, man­
Miss
Barbara
Bradford,
American
item of $250, due to the repairs nec­ quille Farm Loan Association, states funds for the 1932 tax.
the sawmill is of white cedar. The
ager, Oregon Manufacturers’ asso­ Legion.
Beside the county funds, the school ciation; W. ’ J. Finke, treasurer;
essary on th« Spurgeon Hill bridge; that the local organisation is unable
Miss Virginia Miller, Flower Club. sawing machinery will consist of an
to
make
loam
now
due
to
the
fact
that
districts to be benefitted by the pay­ Ballou & Wright; J. W. Gaines, dis­
a decrease of $100 in the maintenance
The six other young ladies will act Allis-Chalmers seven-foot Type “C"
and repairs item; a decrease from all funds set aside for its use in the ment are 4, 22, 25, 36, 28, 45, 65, 86, trict passenger agent. Southern Pa­ as attendants to the queen at the cor­ bandmill. A 150-horsepower Texrope
Federal
Land
Bank
at
Spokane
are
87 and Myrtle Point Union No. 2.
$9,485.05 to $6,666.00 in the indebted­
drive will connect the motor band­
cific company; L. T. Hays, tramway onation.
However, if those who
County Treasurer Stauff said that eniineer. Columbia Steel corporation;
ness item, due principally to the fact exhausted.
mill. An 8-inch by 64-motor driven
Among
the
special
features
of
the
that no levy is made for retirement are delinquent, whose loans have ex­ the payment would not advance the B. F. Irvine, editor, Oregon Journal; dance will be a new dance in new Sumner edger with the usual live roll
pired,
will
make
application
for
exten
­
date for calling of warrants, which C. J. Johnson, president, Johnson In­ costumes by the Uncle Sam girls who system is provided. A 19-saw auto­
of outstanding warrants; an increase
in the budget for city parks of $150. sion of their loans it will enable the1 he had previously set for next May, vestment company; Robert Notson, gave such splendid exhibitions on two matic trimmer has been installed. The
All this was in the general fund item. Land Bank to set aside more funds but would enable the county to take Oregonian; Foss B. Lewis, manager, different occasions la^t year.
log deck is provided with Simonson
In the water department the per­ for the Coquille association. There care of caeh commitments which are Simonds Saw & Steel Co.; Larry
log turner, stop«, loaders and kickers,
sonal service item remains the same are about 80 loans on farms front this due now.
which eject the logs to the deck. A
Mann, assistant cashier. First» Na­
district
now.
at $3,060; construction and repairs
10xl2-inch Sumner geared ateam feed
tional bank; Frank S. Meagher, as­
According to a dispatch in yester­ sistant vice •president. United States
remain the same at $1,065, aa does
actuates the carriage. The log car­
day’s Oregonian, Senator C. L. Mc­ National bank; Clarence D. Porter,
also the miscellaneous item at $300,
riage is equipped with an Allis-Chalm­
Nary is authority for the statement manager, Fidelity & Deposit Co. of
and the indebtedness item of $10,076.
ers No. 4 Trout setwork and four 66-
that Coos county, as well as the other Maryland and chairman, excursion
This makes a grand total of $43,-
Just as soon as the Odd Fellows inch headblocks. Three tracks are in,
counties in the state which have fed­ committee, Portland Chamber of
098.06, with estimated receipts from
lodge
can repair and fit up the room stalled under the carriage.
eral funds coming in lieu of taxes on Commerce; W. H. Redman, Dun &
water $14,500, licenses $400, fines
The power house is of reinforced
as
he
desires it to be, Henry Lorenz
Tomorrow afternoon on Golden O. 4 C. revested lands, will receive Bradstreet, Inc.;
9150, road tax $900 and miscellan­
Frank RobbiiM, will move his dry goods and ready-to- concrete, with steel sash and six-inch
eous $100, leaving $26,948.06 to be Field, Coquille and Marshfield will half the amount due for 1982 at once. Bayly-Underhill Co.; Don Schafer,
Two Casey-
wear stock from the building on wood laminated roof.
usher in the 1933 Coos County foot­ Coca county’s share, as figured by district passenger agent, North Coast
raised by special tax.
Hedges watertube boilers »and 72-inch
Front
street
which
it
has
occupied
for
The increase in the city’s indebted­ ball schedule. At North Bend, the County Treasurer 'Stauff, is 332,151.77 Transportation Co.; F. R. Stipe, Blu-
more than fifty years, to the east by 18-foot return tubular boilers are
ness is very nearly the same as the championship Bulldogs winners of and the half will be a little more than mauer-Frank Drug Co.; C. L. Shorno.
room of the old postoffice building, equipped with Dutch ' ovens. John
decrease in the budget, being $2,707.- the 1932 rag, will also do an opening 316,000.
vice president, Blake, Moffit & Towne; the one formerly occupied by the M. Murphy, Portland, Oregon, was the
Payments to school districts will be Perry H. -Walbridge, Oregon Mutual
40.
but it will be unofficial as they are
brick contractor. The turbine house
J. Hartson furniture store.
Below is given the indebtedness as meeting the out-of-county Grants half of 35,442.07, of which Coos River Life; E. R. Wiggins, president, Wig­
is -21x50 feet and contains an AUis-
The
room
is
to
be
replaetered
and
36, Allegany 45, Remote SO, Bridge gins Company, Inc. members board of
it stood eleven months ago when the Pass team.
decorated; a foyer, or recessed, en­ Ghelmer 100-kilowatt turbiné and
last budget was prepared, and as it
It can be »aid that a rather slow, 77, and Powers 31, -will receive the directum, Portland Chamber of Com­
trance at the center of the front is a General Electric 600-kilowatt tur­
stood September 1, this year:
easy feeling prevails as the gridsters greater portion.
merce, and chairman, trade and com­ to be constructed, and the room put bine. The fuel house is of laminated
The Port of Bandon’s share is merce committee; E. N. Weinbaum,
1932
1938 prepare for the games this fall. As
wood construction type, 25x60x40
Gen. Fund warrants $ 27,905 $ 36,250 Is the case once or twice m every de­ 3178.59 and the Port of Coos B«y. manager, trade and commerce de­ in the best condition for modem mer­ feet. Adjoining the fuel house m a
chandising
demands,
with
up-to-th«
1927 Funding bonds 25,000
24,000 cade lean years befall about every >3,146.66, each port to receive half partment, Portland Chamber of Com­
minute display windows and lighting dry shed 176x76x20 feet, which it is
Henry St. bridge bonds 7,500
6,500 squad in a district, and it so happens the amount named.
planned to duplicate.
merce, and M. L,, Walker.
facilities.
The state and county share is half
Beach St. bridge bonds 8,000
7,000 that this is the situation now. All of
It is the intention to have the saw­
The members arrived over here at
It
will
require
upwards
of
a
month
Spec, fund warrants
3,794 the three top teams of 1932, North of 019,130.29; the Myrtle Point Union nine »'clock Wednesday morning af-
«,704
mill
in operation about December 1.
Water Fund warrants 4,138
8,428 Bend, Marshfield and Coquille, lost High School half of 9280.66 and sqr vbriting Tuesday on the Bay. at­ to get the room in shape and Mr. J. R. Jergeneen has charge of con­
Lorens
experte
to
occupy
it
by
Nov.
Spec, iesprov. bonds 97,491
95,653 heavily by graduation, depleting tbeir special high school districts a half tending a Chamber of Commerce f
struction. The present electrically
Water (Bonds, Ser. C 13,500
13,500 ranks to almost nothing. Bandon has of 83,962.51.
operated sawmill is producing 26,000
luncheon at North Bend at noon and
30,000 _____
, „.JPM
Water Bonds, 8er. D 30,000
Every little bit helps and the above one in the Marshfield armory that
a full _____
team, ,___
and _______
possibly
more, of
feet, operating two shifts on a 40-
A Wonderful Violin Treat
20,000* lettermen on hand but most of these cash receipts will come in handy for evening.
Water 'Bonds, Ser. E 20,000
hour week. R. A. Barton is the elec­
Water (Bonds, Ser. F 60,000
50,000 are relatively light and inexperienced, all the subdiviaions which are af­
The Lions club members present trical contractor.
From here cars were ready to take
-------- 'nevertheless. Myrtle Point also has fected.
The operating crew includes K. P.
them to Bandon where a luncheon was for yesterday noon’s luncheon enjoyed
Total
- -
• - $287,329 $290,127 ' j many veterans on hand, but again
one of the rarest treats it has ever Ijtwrence, superintendent; Jack Rov­
(Continued on eighth page)
Thia year's budget appears in detail
s - x - m j nothing startling is expected, not only
July List for October Term
been their pleasure to hear.
Miss er, sawyer; Roy Boober, filer.
on page seven of this issue.
because of the lack of capable per­
The battery separator department
The jury list for the October term Plaintiff Wins Suit for Wages Muriel Dae, who has had profession­
A public hearing on the budget has formers, but because Pat Rickard, the of Circuit court, which convenes at 10
al experience, rendered two numbers employs seven groovers.
A second
Another civil case was tried in Jus­ on the violin and also accompanied Mattison matcher has been ordered.
been set for Monday evening, Oct. 83, Bobcats’ coach, is making his ini­ a. m. on Monday, Oct. 16, was drawn
at 8 p. m. in the city hall, at which tial appearance as the mentor of the by County Clerk Oddy yesterday. The tice Court here on Wednesday of this the singing of the closing song. She Yates-American sanders are employ­
week before J. J. Stanley without a was accompanied for her two special ed. Five Moore dry kilns are in ser­
-time any objections to the budget Will up-river eleven. *
list includes:
jury, Nolan Watson having brought numbers by Mrs.~Maud$ Woodyard vice. Ralph Taylor la dry kiln en­
be heard and considered before its
However, we can wait for a more
C. J. Fuhrman, Edna C. Hartson.
final adoption.
explanatory offering on the North E. L. Hand, Raymond A. Jeub, all of an action against L. E. Bothwell for at the piano.
Miss Dae’s technique gineer. F. S. Emery is factory su­
Bend,
Bandon and Myrtle Point Coquille; E. G. Emmons, Pinkston W. wages claimed due for driving a is flawless, her music exquisite, and perintendent.
The company manu­
Weldon Kline Here for Week squads until next week, the Coquille Laird, of Myrtle Point; Chas.. H. truck from Myrtle Point as headquar­ the manner in which she drew the factures Venetian blind stock, finding
and Marshfield teams having the Clemans, Albert A. Dimmick, Geo. E. ters to various points in the state. H. sweetest music from the instrument a domestic snd export market for its
Weldon Kline, who came in last
limelight at -present. But, as far as Krieger, Alton R. Kardell, Thos. W.' A. Slack, of Coquille, represented the brought forth the most spontaneous
(Continued on fifth page.)
Friday noon, left yesterday morning
that goes, very little news has been Radford, Wm. Hicking, of Marsh­ plaintiff and Wallace Dement, of Myr­ applause ever heard at a Lions’ lunch­
for his home in Portland,
He has
heard from the Pirate sector which field; Waiter T. Westmoreland, of tle Point, the defendant.
eon here. She is a mistress of the Kenneth Carl on Judging Team
spent the week here checking up with
The plaintiff claimed forty days’ violin and all who hear her are anxi­
rsther indicates that Coach Osborn Newport; Harvey L. Dingman, of Em­
loggers and timber owners, securing1
Kenneth Carl, of Arago, left for
is either holding back a surprise or pire; Ira J. Sidwell, Orin Randleman. work during the months of December, ous for another similar treat.
statistics to go with the Forest Ser-'
Corvallis Sunday morning to join the
else has nothing to tell the Coos Bay Glen B. Cox, of Bandon; Geo. H. Tup­ 1932, and January and February,
vice map which he haa completed.
other three members of a dairy prod­
papers which is worth writing home per, Frank Drosch, John F. Ryan, 1933; the defendants alleged that he
Had a Bear Hunt, Anyway
This map shows that about half of
ucta and livestock judging teem of the
had
not
hired
the
plaintiff
but
that
about.
Robt. E. Jenkins, Edw. A. Murphy, of
Coos county is covered with merchant­
Street
Commissioner
Frank
Dungey
Oregon
State College. The team will
the
plaintiff
rode
with
the
defendant
Marshfield always has a huge group North Bend; John D. Phillips, of Bur­
able coniferous forest, the trees have
of athletes from which to select an ton; Thos. T. Hall, E. C. Cochran. on these various trips just for the has not had a chance yet to go deer compete with teams of other state
a diameter of 20 inches or more. The
hunting, but he did capture a bear colleges and universitiea at a livestock
eleven. According to what advance L. J. Davidson, of Two Mile; Lot Har- pleasure of the rides.
map also shows the hardwood tracts,
right here in town this week.
exposition at Waterloo, Iowa, where
The
Court
found
that
the
defendant
information has been gained, Jimmy pole, of Eastside; John M. Hanson, of
the burned areas, and various other
When Neil Peart returned recently livestock will be judged, and then
Dhiel, all-county performer at guard Haynes Inlet; T. Spencer Small, Ches­ had actually hired the plaintiff to do
phases of Coos county physical ap­
in 1932, is the only returning regu­ ter O. Ruth, of North Slough; Wm. this driving for him and that the rea­ from the Santiam where Peart Bros, journey on to Chicago, where dairy
pearance.
The agricultural lands
sonable and agreed wage was $2.00 had a road contract, he brought a products will be judged.
lar. There are on hand, how«ver, Lee Mast, of Dora.
show a very small percentage of the
bear cub with him. It escaped the
The trip is being sponsored by the
and expenses.
many of last season’s reserves, men
total area, the Coquille and Coos river
Both sides had quite an array of first of the week and when chased by dairy club of the Oregon State College
(Continued
on
sixth
page)
CCC Boys Regretted Leaving witnesses, but the case was not long dogs over on Eighth street it climbed as a reward for the honors the team
valleys being the extent of it
Mr. Kline says these forest service
Capt. N. E. Callan, who was in Wed­ drawn out and the judgment was ren- a tree. A phone call from the neigh­ won at the Pacific International Live­
Accordion Lost in Fire
maps are in demand by more than
nesday from the Fairview OOC camp, dered as soon as the attorneys had borhood brought the acting deputy stock Show at Portland last year.
timber men, some shippers through
Those who have so greatly enjoyed says that of the 73 boys who left last finished their final arguments.
marshal heroically to the scene and
Kenneth is a senior in the State Col­
the canal seeking these authentic hearing Ernie Ferrari play his week for their homes in Illinois, he
There was no talk of appeal and it be bagged it and returned it to Neil. lege and ia majoring in the manufac­
government reports.
stomach Steinway, or accordion, will Is 'sure that at least 50 of them re­ is generally believed that the matter
turing of dairy products.
regret to learn that that 3600 music gretted their departure.
Most of will be settled according to the judg­
Wins Vocal Contest
Sound Picture of Stock Car Race box was destroyed by fire last Mon­ them had refused to enlist for another ment rendered. •
At the opening of the school year McDowell Music Club Meets
day evening.
Accompanied by Mr. six months, but by the time they
Mrs. E. A. Woodyard offered a reward
The first meeting of the music club
A sound picture of the Elgin, Ills., and Mrs. Harry Thorwton, of North reached the depot two-thirds of them
Only Two Killed Mule Deer
of one vocal lesson per week for one this fall was held at the home of Mrs.
National Stock Car Road Race will Bend, Mr. Ferrari had gone out to were sorry to leave.
be presented at the Liberty Theatre Lakeview hunting and the party was
Of six local hunters who went to semester without charge to the high C. A. Rietman Tuesday. The group
It has been definitely announced that
next Friday and Saturday evenings stopping at his brother's cabin. As the Fairview camp will continue eastern Oregon to try for mule ’eer, school student having the best voice. is undertaking the study of opera
in conjunction with the regular pro­ they were getting ready to retire, the through the winter, but Capt. Callan only two had any luck. Bert Gould The contest was held last Saturday this yesr and with this end in view,
afternoon at her home.
Mrs. Wm. the president, Mrs. M. O. Hawkins,
gram. The 585-foot film is furnished gasoline lamp exploded and nothing
has not yet been informed how many and Willard Bosserman returned Sun­
by the Ford Motor Co., which was the in -the cabin was saved except the pa­ more boys will be stationed there this day morning with one each, but Geo. Horsfall, of Marshfield, and Mrs. gave a very interesting talk on the
whole show in the race, the first seven jamas they wore and a few blankets. winter than the 200 of the past ■ix Taylor, Sam Epperson, Bill Bettye, Georgia Moller, of Myrtle Point, were origin of opera. Mre. J. R. Bunch
cans to finish the race being Ford V- And Ernie says the wind was quit« •months.
Fred Hudson and John Paulson were the judges. Jesse 'Barton, a student gave some very interesting current
Eights. Fred Frame, of Loa Angeles, chilly!
Sam got a shot at two and in his sophomore year, received the events in music snd then Mrs. R. E.
skunked,
Material for the construction of
award and was given his first lesson Boober gave a resume of the opera,
who came in first, finished the 208-
winter barracks is expected at any thought he hit one of them, but it
on Monday. Mrs. Woodyard was very “Madame Butterfly,” and its origin.
miles in two hours and 32 minutea,
was
not
a
kill.
Crump Taken to Pen
time now.
averaging 80J22 miles per hour.
pleaeed with the fine voices and the This was followed by the Jenny Lind
Sheriff H. E. Hess left this morn­
judges declared they had a most dif­ sextette singing 'Toor Butterfly."
Coquille
visitors
Monday
evening
Bargain Day Subscriptions
ing for Salem, taking with him Henry
ficult time in making their dicision.
The next meeting of the Music Club
LeRoy Rice on Month’s Trip Crump who was sentenced to a year
included Mayor Edgar McDaniel and
Note the Bargain Day rate for the
will be held at the home of Mrs. O.
4
”
Mrs.
Carrie
Clinkenbeard,
of
North
I«dRoy Rice, of the Ideal Bakery, in the pen Tuesday after waiving Sentinel and« Oregonian, advertised on
C.
Sanford, Oct. 24th.
Duck
Club
Electii
Officers
left Tuesday on a month’s trip to his grand jury examination and pleading page 6. The rates are by mail only. Bend, C. T. Nunn, Marvin Hoff and
Jas.
Reed,
of
Marshfield.
R.
L.
Tucker,
The
Fat
E3k
Duck
Club
last
week
old home in Minnapolis, Minn., where guilty to stealing copper wire from The Sentinel and daily and Sunday
Lionfl’ Program at H. S.
of Myrtle Point, L. D. Felsheim and at its annual session made only one
he will vist his brother, Cliff, and the Coast Guard station at Bandon.
Oregonian, one year each, 37.80; reg­
Mr.
Linn,
of
Bandon.
The
Lions Club this morning pre­
change
in
the
official
roster,
Arthur
The sheriff also expected to pick up ular rate >10.00. The Sentinel and
many other relatives in that section.
Ellingson being elected as vke presi­ sented a program at the high school
He will also visit the World’s Fair a couple of men who are wanted here, daily Oregonian, without Sunday, for
Carmen Andrews was brought over dent. The club has taken a lease assembly hour with several of the
and intends going to Flint, Mich., on the way home.
•96.00; regular rate is $8.00.
from North Bend, Wednesday, to again on the Russ properties and in­ local club members in attendance.
where he will watch the assembling of
Next Tuesday, Oct. 3, will be mo­ serve a term in the county jail for tend to prosecute poachers on the David E. Rackleff and Ray Jeub made
See the Uncle Sam Girls of last
a Chevrolet which he will drive home.
He made the purchase from the South­ year’s dance in new steps and eoa- tion day in Circuit court, according driving a car while intoxicated. He preserve. The north bank property, interesting talks and Kenneth Stan-
Business 4 Professional to announcement by Judge Brand last was fined 3100 and sentenced to SO however, will again this year be open inger furnished the musical part of
western Motor Co. before leaving for tumes.
to public hunting tn a 95 fee.
the program with Ma banjo.
days in justica court.
Women’s Club Dane«, October 14.
Tuesday.
the oast
At a special meeting of the direc­
tors of School District No. 8, held
Wednesday evening, it was decided
that the Coquille grade schools would
be conducted for but eight months
this year, which means that the
Washington and Lincoln schools will
close the latter part of April. The
high school term will not end until
about May 26. There wilHbe a short
spring vacation.
To relieve the crowded condition
of classes in the Washington building
the board decided to employ another
teacher, and Mise Whittick, of North
Bend, who taught a portion of last
year, has been engaged to teach a
part of the fourth and fifth grades.
FOOTBALL AT
BAY SATURDAY
LORENZ TO HAVE
STORE ON FIRST