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Tn COQUILLE VALUT SENTINEL, COQUILLE. OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 1«. 1934. PA«B Councilmen Bell on i and Bryant were the only absentees at the short coun cil session held Monday evening. The re-appointment of Mrs. George Chaney, for a four year term, as member of the Library board, was an nounced by Mayor Berg and the coun cil confirmed the appointment. A restaurant and rooming house li cense was granted to Tommy Wing and an eating house license to Mrs. Grace Donaldson. Both are on Front street. The license granted to Ralph Walk er for conducting a restaurant, pool and card room in the building across from the hotel was altered to make it applicable this year. He paid fees in 1933 but did not open business until last week. While not taking any action council gave a warning to roller doatere to be very careful. There have >een seme narrow escapes from acci dents. Insure your ear with Ned C. Kelley in a reliable Oregon stock oompaay- A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Dornath. Jr., of this city, at the Mast hospital in Myrtle Point Friday night. Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor, across street from Fred Kunz Garage. Phone 86J. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bryant have written that they will be home from their five weeks’ stay in San Francis co, Saturday evening. The Legion Auxiliary’s sewing meeting will be held Jan. 28 in the af ternoon. A potluck dinner will be served at 1:00 o’lock at the Legion Home. . Library Financial Report The financial report of the Coquille Jbrary for the year 1933, submitted by O. C. Sanford, treasurer of the board, was presented to the council Monday evening, it Was aa-Tollowu: - * Receipts UeMlnta 4 * 89633 Cabs on hand Jan. 1, 1933 777.00 Warrants from city 106.00 Woman’s Club contribution 64.10 Fines and sentala 5.12 Books sold Ask for Gow Boll Dairy cream and milk, the only milk and cream made safe by pasteurisation. Ralph M. Cake, Por «end attorney, who is a son-in-law of Mrs. A. J. Sherwood, was * Coquille visitor, Tuesday, He was down on legal business. Trial Offer—To introduce our coal we will give each new party coming to the mine one sack of coal free. Total Disbursements Johnson Coal Co, Vi mile north oi Librarian’s salary Riverton. Unitor Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lowrey, Postage, stationery, etc. of this city, at the Knife hospital, on Books and magazines Monday, a «on, who has been named Repair on books Howard Wesley. Dr. Richmond was Discount on warrants in attendance. For that hot fire, try a ton of Total ... large, clean, range or lump coal from Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1934 Johnson Coal Co. mine Vi mi. north Warranta on hand of Riverton. Price reasonable. Phone F1R13 or 164F for delivery. Teachers Classes to »1,348.56 * 720.00 24.00 51.20 131.44 85.20 10.85 325.86 181.33 Be Held Mrs. W. V. Glaisyer and Allington Classes for teachers of Elementary and Dorothy returned Monday eve English will begin on Saturday, Jan. ning from their northern trip. They 20 th. These will be held in the Co went at far as Tacoma for a short quille High School instead of the stay with her father, Mr. Johnson. City Hall as was first planned. The H. 4J. Norton’s Rental Library i| daises are being organised by Coun having another close out of books. All ty Supt. Martha E. Mulkey and Read good fiction at 25c each or five for ing Circle crydit will be given for same. *1.00. The class for Primary English will Fifty people were present for the be' conducted on Saturday mornings regular weekly Bible Study meeting by Elizabeth Wilson Barton, of Co at the Church of Christ on Wednesday quille, and the class for seventh and evening. Paul’s Epistle to the Ro eighth grade teachers will bb held in mans is being studied by this group. the afternoon and conducted by Phyl A seven and three-quarters pound lis Hall and Marie Stewart. Mrs. son was torn to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barton was formerly third grade Stockhoff at Mat hospital in Myrtle critic in the Ashland Normal, Min Point, Tuesday. He has been named ■ril toseiwa English in the Coquille Harold Vernon. Grandpa* Stockhoff High and Mrs. Stewart English in and Fred Cchaer should be standing Coquille Jr. High. treats Negro Tenor to Shir in Eugene Anne Van Scoy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Scoy, underwent an operation for appendictis at the Mast hospital in Myrtle Point last Saturday. Although it was found to bo an acuta case, she is recovering very nicely. The Eugene appearance of Roland Hayes, world-famed negro tenor, on Thursday night, January 25, is ap parently causing more interest there than any other musical event offered in years. Hayes will be presented in concert at McArthur court by the Aaeocaitad Students of the University of Oregon. Advance ticket sales for the concert have been unusually heavy, according to the graduate man ager’s office. Tickets may be obtained by writing the graduate manager’s office, Eugene. Reserved seats are *1.10 and general admission 55 cents. Every Thursday evening from 7:30 until 8:00 o'clock, an American Le gion program is presented over KOAC. Different posts present the program each week and the Coquille peat is scheduled to go on the air on Washington’s birthday, FA. 22. Mrs. John W. Minar and children expect to leave in a few days for Malin, south of Klamath Falls, where Mr. Miller has ben for several months. He is trucking and operating a baling machine for a company over there. Mrs. Miller says that the move is temporary and that they still consid er Coquille aa home. “The Challenge of the Cross” Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Donaldson were visiting relatives and friends here and near Riverton, from Saturday night until Wednesday morning when he left for their home in Manches ter, Calif., where he is cheese maker in the Swift plant. Mm. Donaldson will leave in a few day*. A special service is to be held Sunday evening at the Church of Christ. The young people are pre senting a play, "The Challenge of the Croat,” which will be one of the finest ever presented by the Church. A short song service will be held, start ing at 7:30 o’clock and be followed by the play. Following the play the pastor will bring a brief message on, "The Seven Sayings of Christ on the Croat.” The entire service will be centered around the Cross, and will be of special interest to all who come. For sound fire insurance, go to Ned 0. Kelley. Buried at Bandon TIME ! YET SHE NEVER HAS A COLD Most mothers know how valuable cod liver oil is in baby days—how it builds sound teeth and strong bodies. But don’t let its help stop there. For it is nature’s ally in building resistance to colds and other diseases. Whenever you buy Puretest Cod Liver Oil you can be sure of its vitamin potency. Only the finest oil —extracted from cod caught in the prized arctic waters off Lofoten, Norway—is rich enough in vitamins to carry the Puretest label. Its vitamin content is twice tested to meet the very highest standards. Always ask for Puretest. Cod Liver Oil. It is sold only at Rexall Drug Stores. COD LIVER OIL Cbiiwick Lodge No. 18 A. r. A A. M. Stated Communication TUESDAY. F 7:30 p. 4 A gT- 4 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JAN. 19-20 THE Gold Diggers full pint T t In Rhumba Land Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc DRUGGISTS Hog Reduction Conference Here Wed.—Others Planned (Continued from Ant page) creased among the 75 producers at tending as Harry Lindgren, extension animal husbandman, who assisted with the meeting, progressed with his explanation of the workings of this adjustment plan. It was pointed out by Mr. Lindgren that all farmers who have produced on their farm an average of three lit ters of pigs for the past two years are eligible to receive a payment of *5 per head op 75 per cent of tihe average number produced during that period. The contract between the producer and the secretary of agriculture which ealls for these payments provides that the number of hogs produced during 1934 must not exceed 75 per cent of the average number produced for the past two yekns. It provides also that no increase may be made in certain Hher crops and basic commodities but joes not interfere with planting per manent pasture. It is not necessary to produce any hogs during 1934 to receive these payments. The plan for carrying out this work in the various counties makes neces sary, the organisation of a corn-hog production control association with di rectors from the various sections of the county. It provides also for the elec tion of community committees. These committees will be set up in Coos county after the sign-up has been completed. In discussing the organisation which will make it possible for inter ested producers to sign up for these benefit payments this schedule of meetings was announced. An explan ation will be made to interested sign ers of the necessary blanks and con tract which will be provided at that time. Those who sign will then be n- luested to complete Alling out the blanks and return with them to an other meeting which will be held a few days later where they will be completed. Elks to Have Big Night All Elks living between Gardiner and Brookings have been invited to attend a big open meeting and enter tainment to be held in the Elks Temple at MarshAeld on the evening of January 24th. Vaudeville stunts, » buffet supper and other entertainment will be offered and at least 150 of the membership are, expected to gambol on the green pastures of Elkdom. Fred Smith, chairman of the pep com mittee, states everything has been arranged for one big night. Quite a delegation* expects to attend from Coquille. Ben Currie and Chas. Stauff are rounding up the herd from the county seat. SEE THEM SHAKE IT UP ON THE BOULE VARDS .. . SHAKE ’EM DOWN UNDER THE PALMS! THEY HAVE WHAT IT TAKES . AND GIVE ALL THEY’VE GOT! . In Justice Stanley’s Court Charles Philpot, who lives in the Whiskey Rup vicinity, came to the Justice of the Peace here last Satur day and pleaded guilty to ‘he charge of discharging a gun upon the high way last October. The complaint was filed at the time, but the absence of the Justice in November and other mattera prevented it coming on for hearing any sooner. He was fined *25.00 and costa but was given until February 15 within which to pay. Last Saturday Chester Roth, who lives with his parents on Fat Elk, pleaded guilty to driving a truck without a license, and was fined five dollars and costa by Justice Stanley. About Christmas time a complaint* was filed in the City Recorder's court, of Coquille accusing Fred Levi Wilson >f the crime of driving-an automobile while under the influence of intoxicat-' ing liquor. Mr. Wilson demanded a jury trial, and, since there is no pro vision in the charter for a jury trial, the case was dismissed and a new qomplaint filed in the justice court, by mutual consent of the attorney«, Grant Corby representing the city and oeing specially appointed by the Dis trict Attorney to prosecute the case in justice court, and Dal King, oCMyrtle Point, defending the case. The case was tried before a jury here Wednes day and after a rathr lengthy session, the jury reported that they could not agree upon a verdict, so they were discharged. It was reported that the vote of the jury was evenly divided. The Jury consisted of Mesdames Clare Krantz, Kate Brady and Della Wilson and Messrs. Geo. T. Moulton, E. M Wilson and John Hickaim. It has not been decided yet when the case will be retried, if at all. Havana Widows” BIGGEST LAUGH STARS PICKED from “42D STREET,” “FOOTLIGHT PARADE” A ‘GOLD DIGGERS’ NOTE! To assure you of a good seat for this Special BLONDELL JOAN GLENDA FARRELL GUY KIBBEE FRANK McHUGH ALLEN JENKINS RUTH DONNELLY Attraction we will show the PREVIEW "CHARLIE CHAN’S GRE A TEST CASE” A Saturday. both Friday Attend Friday Night if POSSIBLE i» ■ I i i ■* ADMISSION Children................ 10c Adults ______________25c FRIDAY NIGHT IS RACE NITE SUNDAY MONDAY & TUESDAY JAN. 21-22-23 ANOTHER TRIUMPH added to Her Crown of Glory At Baptist Church Sunday A. M. Rev. F. W. Starring, executive sec retary of the Oregon Baptist State Convention, will visit the Emanuel Baptist Church of Coquille, Sunday morning 11:00 a. m., January 21st. Mr. Staring came to the Northern Convention from Nevada in November if last year. He succeeded Rev. 0. C. Wright as executive secretary. The convention regretted the loss of Mr. Wright but is pleased that such an able man as Mr. Starring is taking his place. The public is cordially in cited to attend this service. The Baptist Young People’s Union >f the Coquille Church is sponsoring a special Saturday evening service »very week at 7:30 p. m. Stereopti con views of Old Testament narra tives will be shown and a lecture will accompany each series shown. Rev. Harold A. Minter who has recently been called to the Coquille Church, will give the lectures each evening. A good song service is enjoyed at these services and an interesting time is guaranteed. Everybody is invited. Designers of Artistic Shake Houses, and Contractors Let us figure with you on the cost of building that new house. .We will draw the plans according to your specifica tions and build the house complete, or we will furnish the shakes for the most beautifully designed house it is possible to build. Opposite S. P. Depot They’ve left Broadway flat—Now They’re leaving Cuba flatter! STATIONERS John Dornath & Sons Calling cardo 50 for *1.00. . J. B. ROYCE Warranty aqp Bargain A Sal« Deeds for sale at The Sentinel office. 89« Mrs. Ruby Irene Morris, of Ban don, who died at the Knife Hospital here Sunday, waa buried at Bandon on Wednesday. She was nearly 30 years of age, and leaves her hudiand.iLeo Morres, one daughter, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Trumbull, a brother and Good Old Growth Fir Wood, any two sisters. length desired; Alpine Coal, delivered V. R. Wilson, "Optometrist.” Errors anywhere. E. M. Briner, phons 71 or in refraction corrected, without the ■ The Coquille Fire Department is Notice 29tf use of drugs. "For glasses” see Wil planning a dance for Saturday night If anyone knows the whereabouts son first and save money. of next week, Jen. 27, at the Aragon of the first minute book of the Flower Blank Warranty Deeds for sale at Ball Room here. The music will, of Lovers Club will they please notify this office. Calling carda 50 for *1.00. course, ba furnished by Ernie’s Artista Mr. Taylor? The book was like a Dunce Band and those who enjoy composition book. The earliest meet dancing are assured a most enjoyable ing records we have were of Nov. 11, evening. Admisión will bo 40 cents 1927. for gentlemen and 25 cento for ladies. Nellie Whereat, Publicity Com. Two Bandon boys, Ebner and Al bert M. Arnold, 19 and 21 respective ly, were arrested Sunday for robbing Dunham's store there Saturday night. They waived grand jury examination, pleaded guilty before Judge Brand on Tuesday and were each sentened to two years in the pen, with a stay of execution for 30 days. There were 06 members of the Le gion and Co-workers at the Moose Legion frolic, held in Marshfield lest Sunday, the Hat of towns represented including Powers, Coquille, Marsh field, Reedsport and Corvallis. The Coquille chapter exemplified the work by initiating a class and the )iarah- fleM chapter served a very nice dinner to all those sttondtMi Blanks for Aling notices of assess ment work on mining claims for sale ■ Don Gardner, former North Bend at Sentinel office. _____ ___ resident, who with Mrs. Gardner had come north from their home at Oak land, Calif., to visit their daughter, Mrs. Mike Boileau at Marshfield, pawed away at three o’clock yester day morning at Taft, Ore., while on a 8H RUBS, FLOWERING trip to Portland. He suffered an TREES, SHADE TREES, heart attack. He had been treated for TREES FOR PARKINGS a time in the Veterans Hospital at anything in Nursery Mae. Loa Angeles for his ailment. After leaving North Bend he and We have one of the largest Mrs. Gardner had resided for 12 years collections of fine Roses in in Washington and a year and a half southern Oregon at prices in California. -........ ...................... * ^3» that are right. 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