The Coquille Valley sentinel., March 30, 1934, Image 1

THE PAPER THAT« LIKE A LETTER FROM
VOL. XXX.
COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH 3«, 1934.
Nine Candidates for Governor,
Nine for County Judge,
Ten for Sheriff
ealled a meeting, to be held in W. O.
W. hall next Wednesday
evening,
April 4, to attend which letters of in­
vitation have been sent
to all
Granges and to individual potato
growers in the Coquille valley.
County Agent Jenkins has approv­
ed the committee’s plans for attempt­
ing to provide a local market for
home-grown spuds and other products
of the ranchers here. Grading and
care in preparing the product for
market are two of the essentials if
this campaign to develop a home mar­
ket for Coos county grown vegetables
is successful, and a sincere effort to­
ward co-operation between producer
add retailer can bring about the con­
dition deaired.
Spring Style Show Attended by Plans Maturing for Supervised
- Large Crowds — Many
Recreation for Children
Beautiful Showings
During the Summer
hto son. “Brick" tried all last year
to catch a salmon, without success,
but “Brads," hie «to-year old eon,
catches with hto bare hands—and
land« them.
The R. L. Stewart, Geo. Chaney and
Keith Leslie families were down
at Laurel lake last Bunday.
Keith,
Junior, or “Brods” we» watching the
shallow outlet from the lake which
runs into the ocean when he saw a 12-
pound salmon wriggling through the
creek. Jumping into the water he
grabbed the fish with his hands, hug­
ged it to hi* cheat and started scream­
ing for his mother, the »almon pound­
ing him with head and tail as it at­
tempted to escape.
Mrs. Leslie quickly clubbed the
fish to death; and was “Brads"
proud and happy?
Lay off, Brick, you're getting to be
an old man, and youth will be served.
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Seek* to Succeed Himself
Judge of Circuit Court
for This District
The spring Style Show, presented
During the past several weeks the
Political activity to becoming more
Circuit Court Judge James T.
at the Liberty Theatre on Wednesday churches of Coquille have co-operated
pronounced as the final date for filing
Brand yesterday formally announced
and Thursday evenings this week, pro­ in the forming of a playground aeso-
for nominations approaches — next
himself as a candidate for renomina­
vided first view showings of score« ef ciation.
Tuesday, April 10, is the last day.
iDefinite organisation has
tion to the office he has held for the
coate, dresses, hat», shoos and pur»«», now been completed and announce-
Republican candidate« for governor
pMt seven years. He «ent in hie filing
which are the popular vogue this mentis are ready for this worthy un-
now total seven, although some may
to the office of the secretary of state
dertakiqg. ■The purpose of the » mo -
spring.
withdraw. The list includes Rufus
Wednesday night.
Messrs. F. W. Martin, of th» J. C. elation is to provide the children of
Holman, Joe E. Dunne, Chas. Hall,
Judge Brand enter» the campaign
Penney Co. store, and Geo. UnsosM, the city with a supervised playground
Tom Turner, Frank Lonergan, W. E.
on the non-partisan Judiciary ballot,
the two dealers who modeled Iqdips’ for the three summer months. This
Burke and Sam H. Brown. Only two
and no opposition to his candidacy to.
wearing apparel, were quite well pleas­ is of interest for the moral uplift of
seek the democratic nomniation, Gan.
expected from this portion of the sec­
ed with the showing msde. Th« the­ the entire city and thus it to being
Chas. H. Martin and BHI Mahoney.
ond Judicial district.
atre was filled to capacity th» first made a community project, open to all
For congressman there are two on
Three judges are to be rejected from
evening and only slightly les« wm the the children of school age in the com­
each ticket in this district, Jaa. M.
thia district—one of them from the
Paul Van Scoy to Corvallis
attendance last night.
munity. The churches have obtained
Devers and J. M. Mott on the repub­
area in which Judge Brand makes his
•Paul Van Scoy, resident engineer
Formal dressea, dinner drcases, af­ a supervisor for the full three months
lican ticket, John D. Goss and R. R.
home. Oregon Laws 28-803 specifi­
for th? State Highway Department, ternoon frocks—dresses for every fie- and will pay the salary for that time.
Turner on the democratic.
cally provides that " . . . one of said
has
asked
for
and
been
given
a
trans
­
casion were featured by the galaxy of
Besides money for the supervisor Increasing Fees in Clerk’s Office judges shall reside south of the Ump­
In county affairs the list of candi­
dates is almost like calling the roll fer. He will leave about the middle beautiful models who did splendidly, there will be need for equipment. Be­
qua river and west of the ooaat range
Fees collected in County Clerk
of May for Corvallis, which will be and they had had no previous experi­ lieving that alt are interested in this
of the party membership.
of mountain«."
his headquarters.
Mrs. Van Scoy ence in modeling.
Oddy
’
s
office
this
month,
had
reached
endeavor, a committee consisting of
In the republican list for county
Judge Brand is 47 years old.
He
and daughter, Anne, will not leave
The Sentinel is not going to attempt Mrs. J. R. Bunch and Mrs. Eilis will the total of <901.06 last evening, with was bom in Oberlin, Ohio, and was
Judge the name« already entered are
two
daya
of
the
month
yet
to
go.
until
after
school
ia
closed.
descriptions of any of the apparel. If visit the merchant» of the city Mon­
throe of Goo. E. Hampton, Jaa. Wat­
married in Cleveland in 1918. The
Mr. Van Scoy has been on the Job you did not see the display on the day in regard to donations for this This is <284.40 larger than April, the
son, Geo. P. Topping, Archie Philip
Brands have two children. The judge
largest
month
of
1933.
The
total
re
­
here for twelve years and had come model*;, you missed something, but need.
A few merchants may have
and D. F. Thompson.
came to Oregon in 1909, first working
to be regarded Bn Coquille fixture. yon can still see them at the two equipment that may be used but it ceived in March, 1938, was <390.26.
On the democratic side are R. H.
on a ranrti near Roseburg and later
Farm and home loan negotiations
Mast, E. G. Opperman, Jack Lefevre, The fact that their daughter will be stores mentioned.
is expected that most of them will
entering the United States Forest
one more
have
brought
the
total
recording
fees
ready
to
enter
college
after
The models stepped through a gate help in a financial way.
and Hugh McLain to certain to file by
service. In 1914 ho was graduated
this month to <397.60; circuit court
year in high school was a factor in entitled “1934 Fashions," and were
In this earn» endeavor a cooked
Tuesday.
from the Harvard Law school with
fees <141; probate and marriage li­
presented to the audience in rapid *uc- food sale will be held Saturday,
That is a total of nine for the of­ hie desire for a change.
outstanding scholastic honors.
He
circle of crasion by Miss Muriel D m , who March 31st, at Nosier’s Grocery, be­ censes each <30; while candidates
They
have
made
a
wide
fice of county Judge.
practiced lew in Marshfield for sev­
friends in Coquille and Coos county proved that she wm as much at home ginning at ton a. m. AU are asked to filing fees bring the total miecellaneus
For sheriff the total to now eight
eral years and was city attorney,
up to <802.45.
who will regret their departure.
on the stage as she is as mistreM of support this hi the best way possible,
with two more possibilities.
chairman of the school board, presi-
either with food, silver offering, or
the violin. ?
iH. E. Hees and F. W. Culver are
ient of the chamber of commerce and
Miss Inex Rover kept the audience by purchasing Easter dinner supplies
the only repuMican aspirants, but on
vice president of the League of
entertained with her organ and piano there. Everything will help.
the democratic side the roll call shows
Oregon Cities. He waa appointed cir­
Many cannot help in a financial way
numbers throughout the program, ex­
Bill Dad Howell. Jas. T. Jenkirs,
cuit court Judge by Governor Patter­
cept when Mias Edythe Farr presided but the help of all who can to soli­
Thoa. W. Lawhorn, Albert L. Meacum,
son in 1927 and the following yMr
at the instrument for the vocal num­ cited. From all who cannot thus help,
Wm. Oerding and Lans Leneve, with
was elected to a full term.
The bank service charge, adopted bers and tap dancing.
“Basketball boys from Coquille act
morsl support and co-cperation are
Henry Lecocq certain to file and El­
Judge Brand is now vice president
last yMr by the Southwestern Ore­
Mies Ijaura McLeod surprised many needed and it is hoped that th» play­ as chambermaids,’’ was not the head­ of the Oregon State Bar association
more Drane still a possibility.
For county treasurer, Chas. Stauff gon Bankers Association, and which of her friends with the splendid exhi­ ground will prove a real blessing to line ia a Salem paper last week, but and to a member of the governor’«
to circulating petitions as a republi­ has been in effect at the Bay for many bition che gave of solo tap dancing, th» children of Coquille end thus will it could truthfully have been, aocord- law reform commission.
^10 reporta reaching the Sentinel
can candidate. M. O. Hawkins has months, will become effective in Co­ and the quintet—Miss McLeod, Mar­ be s blessing to all.
It wm pointed out that the esteem
garet Paulson, Beryl UnsoeM, Eliza
story to that two of the boys in which the judge to held hi this dis­
A committee of ton, on« from each
not stated yet whether he will seek quille rtext Monday, April 2.
Under the rules, which are a psrt both Piece, Helen Robinson—were hurch, has been appointed to carry from here got up early each morning trict was best evinced by the huge
the democratic nomination.
n the work of the association. These so that they could make their bed majority of votes which was cast for
Jess D. Clinton and D. P. Jenkins, of the bonks' N. R. A. code, a “float" very pleasing.
The singing by the trio, Misses >n are: Mr*. Ellis, Mrs Knife, Mr. before going down to breakfast!
who both filed yesterday for county charge of three cents on al) checks
him in this area in hto campaign for
d^a, Mr. Berg, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs.
Two other of the boys had to the superme court in 1932.
commissioner, will contest with John under <100, drawn on banks outside Anne Barton, Edythe Farr and Jeanix
D. Cart, reptMIcair incumbent, for OoquiBe, win be charged depositors Barbout, wm another
i
very pkfaüpf .iatyh, Mr. Watkins. Miss Hall, Mt. pungle op six bits «piece to pay for
Tray and M t . Fiscus.
On portion of the program.
program.
pressing suits for a couple of Salem
the nomination.
In the democratic when the check to deposited.
Capt. Boyer Thank« Coquille
rank« A. T. Morrison and “Tipperary” checks over <100 the float charge will
In every way the Style Show is con­
b « i .
Finding time hanging heavy
Capt W. M. Boyer, who to leaving
on their hands, they amused them­
Smith have filed, with R. H. I-a whom be figured st 8 per cent per annum for sidered to have been a complete suc­
Cabin Dance Next Monday
at San
still a possibility.
the time required to get a return to cess and Messrs. Clever and Wood are
selves with throwing small sacks for Leatherman Hospital
Monday night, April t, at the
For constable at Coquille, district th« local bank from the bank on which planning on making . aemi-yearly Ara<on B,n
tW filled with water out of a third-story Francisco today, was present at the
No. 3, Adrian Cambell, republican, the check is drawn.
event of it—in the spring and in the first annual dance for the benefit of window in the hotel, end then witch­ Coquille Chamber of Commerce lunch­
For cashing checks drawn on other fall.
ing the sack» pop when they hit the eon Tuesday noon. He took the oc­
and F. E. Boulton, democrat, have
the Scout and Canop Fire cabin. The
than the local bank, The First Nation­
Med.
sidewalk. One caet was of two sack«, casion to thank Coquille business men
cabin is going to be built, that ia as­
filled to capacity and tied together. and citiSens for the courtesy and
At Bandon, district No. 8, J. E. Rose al Bank charge to to be ten cent« for Grocery Code Effective April 1
sured, but the funde for he completion
When they hit the pavement it waa kindness shown to him and the boy*
has filed as a democrat; and in No. 925 or less, 15c for a eheck between
have not ell been arised, and pro­
J. E. Norton, secretary of the local
2, at Marshfield, G. N. Bolt, democrat, <25 and <50, 25 cents from <50 to
right between two men who stepped of the Fairview OOC camp, and said
ceeds from subsequent dances will be
code
authority
for
food
and
grocery
<100; and U of one per cent on checks
out from under the awning and were Coquille had made his job M camp
has filed for Justice of the peace.
needed for maintenance.
stores, last evening received the fol­
narly drowned tn the cascade of commander a whole let eMier than
Fort of Bandon—J. E. Walstrom, in excess of <100.
Monday evening may not bo the
lowing
notice
which
provides
that
the
This
lsat
item
to
the
one
which
the
water. Bob Collier says they saw it might have been.
rep., and T. P. Hanly, dem., have filed.
beat time to secure a good dance at­
The directors gave approval to the
the men next day and their clothe»
Port of Coos Bay—Claude Naaburg Retail Merchants Committee of the food dealers' code goes into effect
tendance, but the committee to ex­
hadn’t'been pressed yet, although fight the Astoria and other chambers
rep., Frank G. Shaw, dem., are as­ Chamber of Commerce discussed Wed­ April 1. The wording of the tel'Jgrasn
pecting to sell around 400 tickets to
each had been given seventy-five of commerce ar» making to secure ap­
nesday evening. Heretofore
retail from the federal authority was as fol­
sured of places on the ballot.
those who do not dance but desire to
cents when they made irate objection propriations for an adequate defense
Other filings are for election jrn re­ stores have been accommodating cus­ lows:
«•fist in this worthy esuse.
of the Columbia river. A* was point­
“Advise all memobrs rtf trade ad­
to their involuntary sprinkling.
publican and democratic central com­ tomers and non-customers by cashing
A seven-piece orchestra will fur­
Even though they won but one ed out, California and Washington
mitteemen, who will be chosen at the ■-here checks without charge. Now ministrative order has iaatsod mini­
nish the music, and Mrs. Geo. Bryant,
they must adhere to the banking code mum markup requirement to food and
game the boys enjoyed the trip huge­ have many military and naval defense
primary.
M general chairman, report» that all
grocery
distributors
effective
March
charges or be penalized 10, 15, 25
ly, and they say they suffered no more base«, but Oregon has been totally
details for a very fine dance have
Slst
for
wholesalers
two
per
cent
and
cents
or
more
for
their
accommoda
­
from
stage fright on their initial ap­ ignored in both the army and navy
Cantata Sunday
Pioneer
been completed. Admission will be
programs.
for
retailers
six
per
cent
of
invoice
pearance than did their coach!
tion.
The cantata, "The Story of Kastor,"
10 cents for gentlemen, 25 cento for
or replacement cost which over is
which is to be presented at the Pi­
ladies.
■ It Ia a Freak of Nature
lower after deduction of all legitimate
Jas. Watson a Candidate
Jailed on Serious Charge
oneer church Sunday evening, April 1,
trade discounts exclusive of cash dis­
A
vine-maple twig on which last
James Watson, republican candidate
at 7:80 p. m., to assured to be one of
Jim Lee, of Riverton, wae bound count for prompt payment Confir­
Farewell Dance for OCC Boys
for County Judge, ia not unknown in year’s red foliage still hangs, and
the finest presentation« of its kind war to the grand Jury in Justice
mation is mailed."
A farewell dance is to be tendered
polities of Coos county; he was for from which also seven light green
ever heard in Coquille. The chorus Stanley’s court Wednesday, and his
A further ruling sent by letter the boys of the Fairview OOC camp
1<5 years a county officer, and for ten leaves have sprouted, was brought
has been working on it for six weeks bond set at <2,000.
says s
in Odd Fellows Hall, next Wedneeday
years
a member of the county repub­ to the Sentinel office Monday by Bert
and no one will want to mtos hearing
The crime of which Leo ia accused
"In the Case of retailers who buy •vening, April 4, according to plans
Kay. He cut the twig-last October
lican central committee.
it The members of the chorus are:
is that of attempted rape on a high direct from manufacturers at Jobbers initiated yesterday.
During these periods he has served up in the Middle Fort canyon, because
Sopranos — Mrs.
Carrier,
Mrs. school girl of Riverton, on February
It is not known Just when the Fair­
cost a two per cent jobbing and a
as County Clerk, County Judge, and of its beautiful red leavee. The twig
Bond,. M ib . Walker, Mrs. Oerding 19.
six per cent retail mark-up must be view boys will be moved to Nebraska
secretary
of the Tax Supervising and has been standing, without water, in
Miss Wilson, Miss Purvaneo, Mis«
He is the man suspected of ad­ added or a total of eight per cent to but it is to be soon. However, it is
a room of his home ever since, and
Adams.
vances to little girls here and at Ban­ the original cowt in order to establish probable that the camp there will be Conservation Commission; chairman
of the republican county central com- now has begun to put out its spring
AHos—Mrs. Skeela, Mrs. Leslie. don recently.
the lowest selling price, plus all cart­ used again next fall.
mlttee and is now republican state foliage. There are no roots; just a
Mns. Wilson, Mrs. Aasen, Miss Aaaen.
Last Sunday he wa« arrested by age and transportation charge."
The Coquille Chamber of Commerce
central committeeman. Mr. Watson twig cut off with a knife. It was
Tenors—Mr. Gant,
Mr. Hartley, the Bandon police after offering little
Joined the Eugene chamber in pro­
served as secretary for the Coquille placed in water when displayed in
Mr. Thompson, Mr. Brown, Mr. Pur- girls a few cents to get in his car
testing against moving the OOC dis­
Embezzler
Returned
for
Trial
Chamber of Commerce, and secretary­ our office window, but had been dry
vance.
with him. Deputy Sheriff Wm. Davis
trict headquarters from Eugene to
all winter. Nature never ceases to
Basses—Mr. Webb. Mr. Plaep, Mr. was called, and while he was con­
Sheriff H. E. Hem returned last Medford and Vancouver, and also treasurer for the Coos County Tax­ be astonishing.
payers
’
League.
Willey, Dr. Leslie, F. G. Leslie.
ferring with Mayor Drane in the city evening from Oakland and Sacramen­ urged Oregon’s congressional dele­
Mr. Watson promisee an announce­
Mrs. Hawkins wiN preside at the hall, and before he had token Lee in to with A. G. Michel), arrested last
gation to'forestaAl the Fairview camp
ment of hia candidacy and policies in Milk Seller» Must Have License
piano and Mrs. Woodyard at the or- charge, the latter left the building, week on an embezzlement charge.
evacuation if possible, but no results
the near future.
gen.
Recorder F. 0. Leslie call» to the
got in hto car and started to burn up One of the blind indictment« returned have yet been apparent.
attention of milk dealers, whether
the road to the south. Four miles by the last grand Jury was against
they have only one cow or more, that
Arstill Applies for Position
this side of Gold Beach a bearing Michell. He fought extradition but
Will Tara Coquille Wet
One Drug Store Open Sunday
Wade Arstm, former principal of the city ordinance requires that a
In filing for the domoreatic nomin­ burned out in hto oar, and it was Sheriff Hess brought him back.
Coquille drag stores are adopting
His offense was committed in 1981
the Lincoln building here, but who license be secured for the sale of milk
ation for constable of J. P. District there State Police Guy Forsythe ar­
the
practice, beginning Sunday, which
rested
him.
'
when he wat sealing Farmers Auto
has been high school principal at in the city. The license coats but
No. 8, F. E. Fonlton say* that other
He is etill confined in the county Insurance for its agent, Henry Gus­ has been the rule in larger cities for Milwaukie the past year, was one of <1.00 a year, but a requisite of the
candidates for other
offices
have
jail.
tafson. He collected <800 in premi­ some time, that of one of them remain­ nine applicants for the position of Co­ application io that the cow or cows
promised pretty nearly everything on
um« and then vamooeed with the ing open each Sunday. The hours are quille superintendent who ealled on have been tooted and found free from
earth, so that all he will pledge is,
from 10 a. m. to t p. m. Next Bun­
T. B. and abortion.
money.
board members last Saturday.
if he is elected end it gets too dry
March Very Lamb-Like
day, April 1, it is Fuhrman’.; Pharm­
Every milk dealer who sells for
II . ........
S..I 1 . . ■■■
Wade taught in Junior high here
next summer, to bring about a deluge
acy which will be open for seven
human consumption mart also pay
this
More
than
two
inches
of
rain
for
Ave
years,
and
had
an
excellent
which will revive lawns, cause the
Com Pays First Quarter
hours and the other two will be
reputation ae an Instructor and prin­ the state one-quarter of a cent a
corn and spuds to grow—within the week has been a welcome change
from a month’s dry spell.
Lawns,
Coos county’s* first quarter of the closed all day. On April 8, Hudson’s cipal. He was told that if Coquille pound for the butterfat content of the
confines of his district.
particularly, were getting quite dry, 1983-34 state tax was forwarded to Drug Store will be the only one open went outside the county for its su­ milk sold. Thia does not apply to
but the precipitation was needed by the state treasurer at Salem. Wed­ and on April 16 it will be Rsckleff*« perintendent he would be given con­ milk sold for butter or cheese.
Rummage Sale Ia On
all kinds of farming land« aa well, nesday, by County Treasurer Stauff. Pharmacy.
sideration.
Attention to again called to the except the bottoms.
Choral Club to Give Cantata
The amount of the draft was <18,630 -
He came In Friday and left Sunday
Stole Cash and Cheese
rummage sale which the ladies of
March, which came in like a lamb, 91 which is larger than a quarter of
The Choral Chib, with the assist­
morning for home, accompanied by
the Eastern Star are conducting in appears destined to depart in the the 1 M2 state tax sent last year.
8. A. Me Marty and Joe B. Coleman Fred Fuhrman, Harrison Greenough ance of other eingem of the town, io
the corner room of the I. O. O. F. same docile manner.
The present
Mr. Stauff states there were only were brought up from Bandon-* last and Gua Gallas who were returning to working on the cantata, Ruth, to be
building, today and tomorrow, Friday rain is warm and the average temper­ <10,080 leas in warrants redeemed evening and lodged in Jail on a bur­ college, and J. W. Sayre who went out presented during mqaie week. Any­
and Saturday. Mrs. Vinton will still ature for March has been quite high last year then there were in 1932. the glary charge. They are accused of. to Eugene for a few daya.
one interested to invited to the Ma­
call for articles of clothing which with the thermometer, on at least larger use of warranto in paying entering the Bandon cheese factory
sonic Hell for practice Tuesday eve­
anyone may wish to contribute to two days, going aa high aa it usually taxes accounting for a good deal of the night and stealing money and
ning at seven-fifteen.
the sale.
dies al) s —m il.
the 19« redemptioa.
Mrs. E. A. Woodyard, director.
SERVICE CHARG­
ES AT THE BANK
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B. B. BOYS HAD
A GOOD TIME
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