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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1934)
nUDAT. FEBRUART M, UM. PAGI TRM Washington Sales Tax p. m., February 26, at Mrs. Coleman’s a party at the church last Friday evening. There were twenty-eight in home, 241 North Henry. attendance. We carry Insurance against those For sound fire insurance, go to Nod lonely evenings. Came in and ret one of the new books in our RffiMsl C. Kelley. Library. H. 8. Norton’s. Mrs. C. L. Willey left last Saturday Mrs. Jennie Price and her sister, Mrs. Hartig, of Bandon, returned Monday from a visit with tbeir sister, Mrs. Carl, in Hubbard, and from a A. N. Foley has been confined to his short trip to Portland. home the past few weeks and is being Ward McReynolds, automobile treated by Dr. Richmond for heart operator examiner, will be at the Co trouble. quille city haM next Wednesday, Feb. Paul Walker came in last Saturday 28, from 8 p. m. till 5 p. m., on his from Eugene and spent a few days regular bi-weekly trip. with his family here, leaving again Mrs. Martha Mulkey, superinten Wednesday morning. dent of the Junior Christian Endeavor The Jr. Federated Music Club will society, entertained the members with give a waffle supper Monday at 6:80 -- ■ ■ Our Attractions This Week Are Exceptional Plan Right Now to See Each Program FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FEB. 23-24 NOW It’s A THRILL for the LADIES! Okay, boys, you got an eyeful of MAE WEST— and now it’s the ladies’ turn to get excited THE PICTURE OF THE YEAR/ Athrillinq mu TT man*-*a qrqtrf » Myrna LOY Max BAER Primo CARNE RA Jack DEMPSEY Such a film treat fa a Hue moos! Exciting from etart to finish! Because it’s get a love story that you’U love! Because it'* got the first ring battle between Primo Camera and Max Baer! Because it’s so romantic! PREVIEW “MY LIPS BETRAY” Friday & Saturday Spicy • Romantic - Gay LILIAN HARVEY in with John Boles El Brendel ADMISSION 10c & 25c (ATTEND FRIDAY NIGHT IF PO8SIBLE) SUNDAY MONDAY & TUESDAY FEB. 25-26-27 Romance, Adventure, Comedy Galore for Portland to spend several weeks with her daughter, Elva, Mrs. Carl Roberts. She accompanied Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Dale who returned from Portland Sunday. Washed Coal — Bunker Prices: Lump |8.00 per ton, 15c per sack. Nut «2.00 per ton, 10c per sack. County and school warrants accepted. John son Coal Co., one-half mile north of Riverton. Phone IRIS or 164J for delivery. Mrs. Roy A. Barton, who with Mr. Barton has an apartment in the Mrs. Inez Chase home, was called back to Roseburg last Saturday. Her father passed away that morning. Funeral services were held on Sunday and she returned to Coquille the next day. See Bill Stewart for Old Growth Fir; dry White Cedar, 14 inch; Coal --Jump, range, or nut. Phone 164J or 74J. Stewart Fuel and Hauling Service. Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins arrived here Tuesday evening .from Klamath Falta and expect to make their home here. He will be associated with Hal Baxter in the logging operations back from China Camp. For the preeent they are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Baxter. Aak for Cow Bell Dairy cream and milk, the only milk and cream mad* •afe by pasteurization. Geo. Reis and L. A. Maillard, of North Bend, were arrested here by Warren Cornell, game violation officei of the State Police, last Friday for peddling fish without a license. They were fined 8100 each by Justice Bolt at Marshfield and then brought to the county jail to serve out the fine. Aak Nod C. Kelley for rates on Fire Insurance. Mm. Inez Glaisyer, grand conduc tress of the Eastern Star of Oregon, who had been visiting chapters for the previous two weeks, returned home Monday evening. She will leave again 8unday to visit chapters on the Pacific highway aa far north as Cottage Grove and on the Coast highway north to Newport. T. R. Witaeu. “Optometrist” Errors in refraction corrected, without th* nee of drugs. “For glasses” see Wil son first and eave monay. 7tf Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Pinkston re turned Wednesday evening from Jackson county to again make tbeir home in Coquille. They had been as sociated with Dr. J. B. Gillis as part ner in the ownership of an 80-uers ranch, twenty miles from Jackson ville. The doctor bought their Inter est and has secured a man to operate the ranch. Chickens made a little money and cows lost money is their report on their year's operation over there. Where There's the WILL There's Always a Laughl t « » and when ha'« teamed with ZaSu Pitts, it’s a panic Ask for Cow Bell Dairy eream and milk, the only milk and cream made pRBtcurizRtion. WILL ROGE Three Car Collision ten ^ZASUPITTS ADMISSION Children Adults WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY FEB. 28 MAR. 1 PAL NIGHT 2Adult8 35c A HALF MILLION MEN GO TO JAIL EVERY YEAR . . . WHAT BECOMES OF THEIR WIVES? The question it frequently auked to how a «alee tax la considered hi other states where it is in force, and many people are withholding decision as to whether they will favor or op pose Oregon's sales tax law on which a referendum has been asked. Below la quoted a letter from H. B. Sho walter, state superintendent of schools in Washington, who addressed his let ter to E. F. Carleton, sercetary-treas- urer of the Oregon State Teachers As sociation, which answers the inquiry of sales tax investigators as to its success in our sister state to the north whore the receipts are used for school purposes as they will be in Oregon if the law is upheld at the primary: A three-car collision, in which one was injured, caused a little excite ment about 12:10 Tuesday noon, on the Henry street bridge at the inter section with Fourth street. Jem Williams was coming from the north, expecting to turn east on Fourth to go home. He saw cars coming past Third street and slowed down to permit them to peas before he turned left on Fourth. As he slowed down he signalled for a stop and could see nothing behind him in his mirror. After two cam had passed end he was waiting for the third driven by Sam Welch, to cross Fourth, he was hit in the rear by the school bus, driven by Albert Rhule. The impact caused the bus to shear over in front of the Welch ear and across the bridge. The bus suffered a broken wheel and axle but the other cars were not seriously damaged be yond mashed fenders and tail light. The tracks showed the bus skidded 50 feet on the wet bridge before it hit the WHliams cur. To Entertain Bandon Auxiliary The L«gjon Auxiliary of Coquille Auxiliary from -------- -- — — I Bandon February 27, with a potluck dinner to be served at one o’clock Sewing will be done in the afternoon. ,, The Auxiliary is sponsoring a box social March tat. Each member may invite one couple aa guests and each lady la asked to bring a box. i’ win , entertain the In reply to your inquiry concerning our new tax measures, will aay that the amount received from these jourceu has been about what we have »xpected. The establishment of the vales and occupation tax laws was in tended to relieve local districts and in crease the state’s contribution to edu cation. Money coming in on the fifteenth if each month has proved to be a de cided advantage, for we make our ap portionment on the twentieth and this tends to give each district cash to meet its current expenses. Monthly appor tionments have ranged from one mil lion to two million, and during the short interim more than thirty per cent of the districts in the state have pone on a cash basis for the first time in more than a dozen years. The plan will eventually make it possible for all of our schools to meet heir current expenses from a cash ae- .•ount. In this way the large interest expenditure will be eliminated besides ill the additional costs of regietratam ind advertising of school warrants, ind finally of the discounts on teach ers’ warrants which have been made luring this depression period. Generally speaking, the people of >ur state are in accord with this plan >f school support, and school adminis- .rators are enthusiastic about the out- ‘ook which it offers in the support of ‘.he schools. x This Disintegration Test shows, how ficaasF ASPIRIN starts pain relief in 2 to 7 SECONDS! IME afteritime we floated Puretest Aspirin tabletfl And time after time—in 2 to 7 sec onds they disintegrated. That’s why Puretest Aspirin brings quicker relief— because Aspirin’s work starts when it disintegrates. This means that Puretest Aspirin starts to relieve your pain in 2 to 7 seconds. That’s why you should aak for Puretest Aspirin always. water. T upon — had box of ASPIRIN Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc. DRUGGISTS Sundstrom-Hansen STATIONERS CitisMship Keqeiremeat Citizenship Is a requirement for Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hazard attend ed the wedding at six o’clock Wed voting In all states. Alee, aU require from two months to twe years resi nesday evening in Marshfield, of dence In the sum Felons idiots, and Arnold Sundstrom and . Miss Alice Insane are barred from voting in aU Hanson, which occurred at the J. A. states, and only Michigan, Montana. Wareh home. New Mexico and Ohio have no ether The bride formerly lived at the qoallflcatloM or disqualifications. Haxard home. The groom, known as “Bunny" Sundstrom, is employed Th. Leaeoa at the Fairview <JOC camp, and has Jud Tunkina says mebbe It’s a good made quite a reputation for himself thing to talk a good deal before payin' as a ventriloquist. debts It may help you to remember Mr. Hazard assisted the young peo to be careful about borrowla' la th. ple to escape the dozen friends who future.—Washington Star. H. E. Hess’ Announcement witnessed the ceremony and start on In filing for the republican nomina a short wedding trip to Portland, al Be a “Perfoet Maa tion at the May primaries, which he though his car was still rice be “Gentlemanly quaUtles“ wore rated tid Wednesday, Sheriff H. E. Hees sprinkled the next morning. Brut by beauty winners among South made the following statement: eastern Oklahoma Teachers’ college, is To the Public: I am taking this describing their “perfect men. CCC Dance Here Wednesday opportunity to announce that I have In view of the fact that Thursday filed for the republican nomination for was an holiday, and also that about Some Job of Filiag sheriff and tex collector of Coos Coun half the OOC boys in the Fairview Original titles and title records of ty at the May primary election. camp expect to leave for home soon, more than 22^)00,000 acres are oe A little later I will make public a their term of enlistment having ex Mo In the land division office of the full statement of my policies, which pired, Capt. W. M. Boyer and the Florida Deportment of tgrlcnlture will be in keeping with those policies other officers of that camp gave a which have prevailed during my ad dance in the Arago Ball Room, Wed ministration of the office of sheriff nesday evening, for the men of the and tex collector — fair, just and camp and their Coquille friends. friendly treatment toward all with Members of the Legion and Auxil whom the duties of the office bring iary and a few other friends were in myself and deputies from time to vited, there being about 150 couples time in contact, as well so prompt and present A most enjoyable evening Up Is th. efficient service of all legal documenta is reported by those attending. Jud Tunkina aaya _ of whatever nature; also full enforce college and get so up-to-date that ment of the law and the ferreting out Another Big Night in Elkdom they think a yesterday's ball game of crime of every description. la ancient history. Preparations are being made by I stand ready at any and all times to answer any questions concerning the Marshfield (Lodge of Elks to enter tain another big crowd on the 28th of 'this department. Sincerely, this month which is Past Exalted fl, E.Heaa, 7: Sheriff and Tax Collector Rulers Night Special entertainment and a feed will be featured and Elks who attended the big meeting in Jan “Paul Before Agrippa” he uary are promised the same good time Sunday night at the Church of on February 28th. A good crowd will A tlantic M onthly Obi st the men of the chureh are to attend from Coquille. have charge of the evening program. Vi AKE the most of your read- They are planning a dramatisation ing hours. Enjoy the wit, O. E. S. Dancing Party from the life of the great Apoetle the wisdom, the companionship, Paul. The story opens after he had There were approximately M the charm that have made the AT been rescued from the mob, and takes couples present for the dance in Ma LANTIC, for seventy-five years, him before Festus and Agrippa, the sonic (Hall last evening, which wae America’s most quoted and moot Roman rulers. It was here that Paul given by the Social Club of the East cherished magazine. appealed to Caeear, and consequently ern Star. There were several couples Bead 81 (mentioning this ad)’ was sent to the eity of Rome. The from Myrtle Point and elsewhere in to men will portray the story and show the county who enjoyed a very pleas the bitterness and persecution that ant evening. The music was good and The Atlantic Monthly, ■ Arlington early followers of Christ had to en all those attending enjoyed the eve dure. Following the dramatisation ning. the pastor will bring a message on, “Obedient to the Heavenly Vision.” Send $1 T Mrs. Don McGilvery Pts»« Mrs. Donald MeGilvery, 22, died last Saturday at Roseburg where she was operator in the telephone ex change, after an operation for ap- rrendieitis. Funeral services were held there Monday. Mrs. MeGilvery Was employed at the Smith plant here some years ago when she was Mias Irene Cox end has many friends here who will re gret learning of her demise. She was married to Donald McGil- very on Feb. 17, 1832, her death oc curring on the second anniversary of that event. Calling cards 50 for «1.00. Insure your ear with Ned C. Kelley in a reliable Oregon stock company. Chadwick Lodge Ne. 68 with MADGE EVANS CONWAY TEARLE UNA MERKEL STUART ERWIN LIBERTY ■ THEATRE coquuxi Randall Johnson, Riverton, Oregon. Coquille Valley Sentinel II
