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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1933)
J. J. Stanley, who suffered an at tack from gravel in his kidneys while on hi* trip to Crater take, suffered another attack last evening. Dr. M. Earl Wilson was called and gave the same diagnosis as did th* Los Angeles physician who treated Mr. Stanley when he was alone in camp on his trip. For sound fire insurance, go to Ned Broken Lenses duplicated, bring me the pieces. V. R. Wilson, Optometrist. C. Kelley. Word ha* been received by Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stevens left yes A. Woodyard regarding good work of terday morning for a few days of three of her voice pupils. Donald fishing on Bogue river. Farr and Gu* Gallas have been ac Mim Robelie Oderkirk, a graduate cepted into th* first choir at the Uni- of Ooquill* high school in May, left veroity of Oregon, and Betty Glaisyer last Friday for Portland to enter the ha* been given one of the leading Northwestern School of Commerce. parte in the choir at St. Helen's Hall in Portland. V. R- Wilson. “Optometrist.” Errors Mrs. Fred Kunz has received word in refraction corrected, without th* use of drugs. “For glasees" see Wil that her brother, Jack F. Currie, who son first and save money. „ 7tf worked at the Swift plant two or three summers, the last time three The first fall meeting of th* Tauk- year* ago, was married at Anaconda, anso Club will be held at the home ot Mont., on Sept. 17, to Alice M. Mr*. Al Burch, on the Myrtle Point Meuller, of Butte. They will make highway, next Thursday evening, Oct. their home on a ranch near Missoula. 18. Her father, J. W. Currie, who hss Mro. Eleanor Carver and children spent the summer up there, is ex from Medford came in Sunday eve pected home by the middle of this ning for a month’s visit at the home month. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Wilson. Recorder in Good Voice Trim Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Scoy left Wednesday morning for Portland where he was to receive medical treat ment for an eye. They expect to re turn the first of next week. Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley in a reliable Orogon stock company. Warren Cornell, state police officer, report* the arrest of Frank Johnson, of Marshfield, for parking on th* highway after dark, without light*. Justice Bolt fined him 610. Old Beaver Hill Vein Coal, 66.50 par ton for lump delivered in Coquille. Leave orders at Roosevelt Service Station, phone 114. C. Jaok 8kumate. 7tf John Peterson was taken before Justice Dodge at Myrtle Point, charg ed with hunting without a license. He was in company of two men who had licensee. The case has not yet been settled. Mias Evelyn Oerding and her broth er, Albert, returned the latter part of September to Sonoma, Calif., to spend th* winter. She had been here all summer, while Albert epent but thro* days at home. Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and milk, the only milk and croara mad* safe by pasteurisation. Mr. and Mra. Sam Taylor and son returned Wednesday evening from their week’s trip to Portland. Mr. Taylor sa'ye the reports on business condition* he heard in the rose city were not roee-colored. The flrat local W. C. T. U. meeting for the new year will be held Friday, Oct. 16, at two p. m. at the home of Mra. L. P. Maury. Plan to be there, you might get the prise apron. Re freshment* will be served. Buy your music and book and sta- tionery needs at Norton’s. Forb Emery and "Dutch” Clinton returned early Tuesday morning from Bly, between Klamath Falla and Lakeview, where they had been hunt ing. Thejf brought home one mule- tair deer which Dutch modestly ad mits Forb didn’t kill. Tamale Sale—Pioneer Hall Satur day morning,*October 7. Made in shucks and of real chicken. Superin tended by the Marshfield ladies. If orders are given in advance they will bo delivered. 20c each. Order from Mrs. Henry Ellis or Mrs. L. W. Oddy. For about an hour Monday evening, at the regular session of the city council, Recorder Leslie was engaged in reading a new traffiic ordinance for the city, to make it conform to the present state law. The charter pro vide« an ordinance must be read once as a whole and twice by title (and that required ten minutes) before it can be adopted by the council. Th* adoption process required less than a minute. A letter from Mayor Carson, of Portland, was read, inviting Mayor Berg to attend the meeting of mayors there last night and witness th* N. R. A. parade. Councilman Jeub recom mended that the mayor be permitted to go—at his own expense! B. B. Sanders was granted permis sion to haul logs over the city streets, from the Ed Aasen camp near the city’s source of water supply on Rink creek. His >1000 bond was approved. City Engineer Stacer was authoriz ed to have the upper windows on the south side-of the Community Building repaired and new glass installed where it had been broken out. The leak* on the south roof seem to come from the windows, rather than through the paper and be thought the roofing would serve for another year. The windows are also to be painted on the inside so that boys will have no in centive to get on the roof to watch programs inside without paying an admission. And the authorities are, going to make an example of those caught up there. Pioneer's 86th Birthday H. iL. Cardwell and family epent the week-end at Powers visiting with ‘Mr. Cardwell’s mother, Mrs. Susan Jane Cardwell, of (Newberg, who is celebrating her 86th birthday at the home of her grandson, Lawrence Dicks, at Powers. Mrs. 8. J. Card- well is an old pioneer of Coquille. She came across the plains with ox teams in 1863, coming to Coquille about 1879. Her first home, a log cabin, was about where (Norcott’s Studio is now. Later the Cardwells moved to 'a frame house on the corner where Safeway store is located. Mr. Card- well owned tho first livery stable in Coquille. It stood where Goulds* Fur niture store is now. Mrs. 8. J. Cardwell is the mother of ten children, some of them born in CoquiHe. She is enjoying good health and rode from Newberg here in an suto to make her visit. Three Federated W Club SenaionH Next Week The district meeting of the Feder ated Women’s Clubs of Oregon will be held in Roseburg next Monday. On the program that day will appear Mm. J. E. Norton, president of th* Coquille Woman's Club, who will speak ea “The Benefit of Federation Activities to the Local Club.” Other members of the Coquille club going out are Mr*. O. C. Sanford and Mr*. L. W Clwv<r-r Mrs. Lillian Bilyeu, of Dalia*, preai dent of the State Federation, who will also be there, and Mro. William Bell, of Roseburg, president of the district association, will accompany the Co quille ladies home and will be guests at a picnic kmcheon on Tuesday morn ing at the Norton Bandon beach cot tage, given by the board of the Co quille club. The same afternoon, Tuesday, is the date for the regular monthly meeting of the-Coquille club in the Parish House, and the two viaiting federation preaident* will be in attendance and address .the club. Mrs. Louise Cottrell, secretary of the state child welfare commiasion, is also to appear on th* program at the Coquille ffieeting. On Wednesday the three visitoM and about 20 of the Coquille club membero will go to Power* for the meeting of the Coo* County Federa tion of Women’s Club*. Coos People Enjoy Trip Mr. and M m . Bob Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. John Perrott, of Bandon, went up to Casey’* camp on the Crater Lake road fifteen miles this aide of Prospect on Wednesday of last week, the men to hunt for deer and the women to hunt for mineral apecimens on the near by mountain ■ide*. Saturday morning M m . Bennett phoned her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stanley, of this place, and gave such an attractive description of the place that her parents left immediate ly to join the one* already gone. • The deer hunters met with no suc cess, seeing nothing but doe* and fawim; so Tuesday morning they packed their kite and started for cen tral Oregon, sending the women folks back home with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. The women folks report a moot en joyable time, a very attractive camp ing place, pleasant people and sur rounding«. The hunters said they in tended to stay out until they “bring back the bacon.” An unfortunate circumstance the illness of Mr. Stanley. He stricken with most excruciating pains Sunday morning and continued to suffer the greater portion of the time he remained there from What a physi cian at the camp pronounced gravel in the kidney*. He seem* to be much improved and has been at hi* office ci nee Wednesday morning. Coming Attractions at Liberty Recital This Afternoon The Liberty Theatre management announce* as coming soon, within the next two months, the star-spangled cavalcade of the theatre, “Broadway to Hollywood,” with MayRobeon, Jim my Durante, Frank Morgan, Alice Brady, Madge Evans, Jackie Cooper, Eddie Quillen and 360 beautiful-danc ing girl* I Also WiU Roger* in “Doctor Bull,” as great, a* human, as "State Fair,” Together again Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter in “Paddy the Next Beat Thing.” Coming soon Marie Dressier and Wallace Beery in “Tug boat Annie.” “The Power and th* Glory," a four-star picture with Spencer Tracy, and Colleen Moore. “Gold Diggers of 1933.” Eddie Can tor in “Whoopee,” filmed in techni color. “Golden Harvest,” a picture filmed in Orogon wheat fields, with the great cast Richard Arlen, Chester Mae Moori* and Genevieve Tobin. West in “I'm No Angel,” with Gary Grant. I Mrs. H. H. Coleman will present her piano pupil* under twelve years of age in a recital this Friday at four o’clock in the Christian Church. Those 'taking part are: Phyllis Bunch, Phyl- lis Mae Christensen, Ernestine Batty, Bonnie Dutton, Nir* Coy, Flora Wise, Dorothy Belle 'Newton, Jeanette Wheeler, Ray Juul, Robert McLarrin and Wlarren Ward who will play their solos learned in September. Geraldine Oerding, Barbara McLarrin, Joyce Benham and Rose Marie Mack of the pre-school class’’will give an interest ing program of their work, each child playing a number which has been learned by each of the four. From School Supt. Office County Institute will be held in Marshfield on Oct. 27. The exact place ha* not been determined a* yet County Supt. Martha E. Mulkey is in receipt of New Day Arithmetic Manuals whoch are available for teachers to use with new arithmetics. Card from W. V. Ferguson Th* Sentinel is in receipt of a card from W. V. Ferguson at Port Orchard, Wash. Mr. Ferguson was superin tendent of Coquille schools for sev eral year* prior to the summer of 1982, and hi* many friends here will rejoice in hie success in the mercantile business. He say*, "I hear Coquille business is picking up considerably. Our business has been exceptionally good. The Bremerton store is going over in a big way. Seven men em ployed there and six in Port Orchard, with our volume increasing every month. Just added an additional 80 feet to the Port Orchard location. Family all well.” Writing from Dallas, Ore., S. E. Archibald, formerly with the Mt. States Power Co. here, quotes the jingle which appeared in the Sentinel last week, and says he and Mrs. Archibald couldn’t decide whether it was meant for Dave Rackleff or Julius Ruble, but they were sure it was one of them. The rhyme referred to read: A player who lived in Coquille, Was nuts about bridge with each muille Before cutting the roast WiU Enlist for Army Band He would shuffle the toast Macy Andetwon, who ha* been a And hand them to some one to duille. Sentinel employee since January, - San sent his regards to their old 1927, although only part time for the friends here. peat year, expect* to leave either to See Manaell Drayage and Delivery morrow or Sunday for Vancouver, Wash., where he will enlist in the U. Co. for Mill Wood, *2 a load. Order* 8. army for a three year term, a* a filled promptly. member of the poet band. He expect* to be stationed there. Reception for Grand Conduct Beulah Chapter No. «, 0. E. 8., at it* regular meeting next Thursday evening, will hold a reception for one of it* prominent members, Mr*. In*« J. Glaisyer, grand conductress for Oregon. Many visitors from the other chapter* in the county ar* expected. After the regular meeting of the chapter an entertainment program will be presented. Refreshment* will be served in the banquet ball at the close. See that he gets plenty of Vitamins D and A. Puretest Ood Liver Oil is the cream of the world’s supply. Richest in precious Vitamins D and A. Finest in flavor. And that is the oil you always get when you say Puretest. Puretest Cod Liver Oil is sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. JWsr Cod Liver Oil PINT $1.00 Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc DRUGGISTS STATIONERS Calling carda 60 for |1.00. 8. D. NO. 44 WARRANT CALL Notice is hereby given that School District No. 44, Cooa County, Oregon, has called it* warrant* Noe. 26 and 27, and interest on them will cease as of this date, Sept. 29, 1933. Leia M. Avery, Clerk, School District No. 44, 37 13 Coquille, Ore. Chadwick Lodge No. 68 A. F. & A. M. Stated Communication Oct. 10 at 7:30 p. m. Program and Refreshments FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OCT. 6 - 7 BROUGHT TO THE SCREEN IN ALL ITS EXOTIC SPLENDOR! Th* flaming romance—the thrilling adventure — the seductive magic of W. Somerset Maugham’s most glamorous love story in a great Warner Bros, picture, played against the same enchanting background as "Rain” and "The Letter.' Admission 10c. * 25c PREVIEW SATURDAY NIGHT “STATE TROOPER” with REGIS TOOMEY and EVALYN KNAPP I SUNDAY MONDAY & TUESDAY OCT. 8-9-10 8 B’G SONG HITS r No Job! . . . No Money . . . Girl Gone! . . . But They Couldn’t Hold Him Down! P He looked up! Got up! Cheered up! And sang so ail the world could hear: “Hallelujah, I’m a Bum!” . . . AL JOLSON * MILESTONE Calling cards 60 for |1.00. MASONRY WORK Of aay kind Prompt Service Reasonable Prices GEO. T. COOK Box 62 Coquille, Ore. A Real Thriller Friday for their home in Loe Angeles after a two weeks’ visit with her brother, Lyle Bishop, of thia city. They »pent meet of the time at hi* homestead above Bridge. A brother, Rival R. Bishop, and wife arrived here Sunday from Loo Angelos for a two weeks’ visit. LEADER Is It Dave or Julius? Willard Miller and Harold Shull, of Roy, were this week notified by the State Fair of their placing. These hoys represented Coos County Home (Economics clubs in a demonstration team but did not realise until within the last few day* that they had placed Oecond. Willard is in the Oth grade and Harold in the 7th. The boys be longed to Cora Mackey’s Camp Cook ery club and demonstrated the pre paration of a camp pack. Miss Carol Young left Sunday morning with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grange Meeting Last Night Lorenz when they started for Walls See Manaell Drayage and Delivery Walla to visit their eon, Fred, and The meeting of Coquille Grange No. Co. for Mill Wood, 62 a load. Order* wife. Carol proceeded on to Boise, 696 last evening was well attended. filled promptly. Idaho, where ah* will spend several After the business session the en weeks visiting her brother, Allen, and tertainment feature was provided by Ask Nad C. Kelley for rate* on Fir* wife. H. B. Howell, cannery man from Insurance. All the bear slayers in Coo* county Mandsfield, who told in a very inter are not men. Last Monday morning esting way of the canning of peas and Miss Viola Johnson, lfi-yoar old other vegetables, of meat and fish, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Fred John what 1* being done now and the good Calling carda 60 for UBO. son at Fairview, and who was a stu prospect* for the future. The vege dent in C. H. 6. last year, killed a table* grown in this section, with their good-eiaed cub boar in their orchard. fine flavor and quality are well adapted to canning, Mr. Howell de The mother bear got away. clared. Good Old Growth Fir Wood, any Attention of Gtbnge members is length desired; Alpine Coal, delivered called to the meeting of Pomona anywhere. E. M. Briner, phone 71 or Grange in Coquille next Tuesday, Oct. 74J. 29tf 10. Everyone should bring a lunch for Dr. and Mrs. Tho*. P. Freer left last the pot-luck dinner. Give him his chance to be a ELGIN NATIONAL STOCK CAR ROAD RACE with MADGE EVANS FRANK MORGAN-HARRY LANGDON TH! FIRST PICTURI IV1R DONI IN "RHYTHMIC DIALOGHI" ADMISSION: Children 10c WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY OCT. 11-12 -PAL NIGHT 2 Adults 35c Ifatch the Ford V-8 Win Tonight and Tomorrow Night ' r at the LIBERTY THEATRE i ii r i iy sss
