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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNK 8. 1284.
VOL. XXX.
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July 1 the Dead Line
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Free Pre-School Clinic
4-H CLUB SCHOOL
The free pre-school clinic will be
Delinquent taxes for the years
' opened at eight o’clock, June 12, in
1927, ’28, ’29 and "30, aggregate #838,-
| the Coquille city hail, for children
000 according to a statement made by
' who will enter school for the first
C. Q. Caughell of the tax collection
Supervised Playground at Bali
Scout Executive Given Birthday department this morning.
time in the fall. Any other child may Summer Station to Be Held at
If the
have the privilege of these free ser­
property owneru who owe this amount
Park to Bo Open Five
Party Here—To Handle 4-H
Corvallis Starting Next
vices.
to the county wish to save their prop­
Days
Each
Week
Work in Douglas Co.
Monday
Dr. V. L. Hamilton will examine the
erty at ths minimum expense they
hearing throat, heart and lungs. Dr.
1 will make a ten per cent payment on
The supervised
playground at
Nine true bills and two not true C. A. Rietman will examine the teeth.
A banquet inhonor of E. A. Britton, , Obe total amount they owe for those
Coos county will be represented by
who is retiring from active Boy Scout years before July 1. After that date, Athletic Park will be opened next were returned by the grand Jury Roberta Terrill will examine the vi­ eight 4-H chib members at the 20th
work after nine years aa Scout Execu­ if no payment is made, the county Monday to youngsters from the first which reported to Judge Brand late sion, assisted by Mrs. Inez Chase.
annual 4-H summer school to be held
tive for the Douglas-Coos council, will take a certificate of delinquency, grade age to those who have just fin­ Friday.
Pre-school children are urged to at the Oregon State college campus
Three of the
indictments were take advantage of these free teste be­ at Corvallis on June 11 to 23.
waa held in the'CoquIlle Hotel Wed­ and then the only way the property ished the eighth grade. The hours are
nesday evening. There were 32 men can be redeemed is by paying the full to be from 1 to 4 p. m. for five daps against Jam«« G. Lee, who is charged fore school opens in the fall.
This will be the largest club sum­
■ present, half of them from the Bay, amount of taxe* for the four years, each week, Saturday and Sunday aot with rape. He pleaded not guilty last
mer school to be held in Oregon with
Mr. Britton and Oliver Jdhnuon, of plus penalty and interest. If the ten being included in the week’s schedule. Monday morning and trial on one of Richard Headrick Is Not Dead an enrollment of at least 20 per cent
J. W. Sayre is to be supervisor in the caste« is set for next Monday. He
Rosbburg, and the rest from . Co­ per cent payment ia made the taxpay­
greeter than last year, according to
“That', funny,” said Richard Head­
quille. Nearly all of them were, con­ er will then have six months before charge with Ray Woodyard and Hebn is the man who is said tq have asked
advanced registration received at the
rick, boy evangelist, on being told of
I
nected with Scouting in one way or another ten per cent payment a nec­ Pinkston assisting. There wiH alao- little aix-year old girls to take a ride
»tate college this year. For the first
widely
current
rumors
and
actual
re
­
be two ladies present each day to care with him.
another. ’
.
time in history every county in the
essary) ,
'
ports of his death which have been
for the smaller children.
Jack Gilmore, indicted for driving
When the date for the banquet was
state will be represented at the sum­
made
by
press
and
radio.
”
1
am
cer
­
It is estimated there are between while intoxicated, wm found guilty by
set it was not knowh that it was also Geo. Belloni Confirmed aa P. M.
mer school.
tainly alive, or thought 4 was!”
400 and 500 children of the CoquiRe a jury last Monday.
He waa fined
Mr. Britton’s forty-second birthday.
A number of new features for both
Richard will bo prssrhing at 7:46
Geo. A. Belloni, acting postmaster schools who will be eligible to take
8100 and sentenced to 30 day* in jail.
In token of the esteem in which
boys and girb have bean added this
p.
m.
tonight
in
a
“
one
night
only
”
for the CoquiUe office since last fall, part in the daily play program.
Shelby A. MeCurty, indicted for
Brit is held, those present presented
year to the already comprehensive
will receive his official appointment
Each child must have an admittance burglary not in a dwelling, waa sen­ service at the Foursquare Church in program of instruction and recrea­
him with a pair of handsome bronze
Coquille, which fact should convince
from the department for a four-year slip, signed by a parent. These slips
tenced to • maximum of five yearn in
candlesticks, the presentation being
tion for the two-weeks’ period. These
team within • few days. He received can be obtained upon application at the pen. The jury found him guilty the most skeptical.
made by Ned C. Kelley.
include a course in plant propagatoon,
a wire from Senator Fred Steiwer the playground located in Athletic on Monday.
A ten-year Scouting pin was also
a practical course in welding aa ap­
yesterday that his appointment by Park.
Need Permit After June 15
Varina Foster and Earl Lewis,
given Mr. Britton, Geo. Fourier, of
plied to farm machinery; seed clean­
•President Roosevelt had been confirm-
A volley ball court and a basketball indicted for receiving stolen proper­
June
15th is the date until which ing and testing, home-made electric
Marshfield, pinning it on his lapel, I ed by the senate.
His commission
court are all ready for use, and an­ ty, (deeded not guilty on Monday. trash burning outdoors can be carried brooder«, codling moths, their life
there being no young lady present to
will be for four years from the time other valley ball and a handball court
Their cases were set for yeeterday, Mn without securing a permit.
The history and control, judging and man­
do U.
I it is issued.
are yet’ to be finished. There will be but due to illness of the principal wit­ rstate law prescribes that in cities this agement of horses, dollar dinners,
Earlier in the evening the Hurry-
horseshoe pitching, soccer and indoer ness, trial was postponed. They are size a permit mint be secured from new methods of vegetable cookery, a
Up Trio, composed of Misses Edythe
baseball games, bee ide
organised the men who were found stripping a the fire chief. After June 16 a permit glimpse of the activities in the home
Farr, Audrey Araen and Margaret
games for which equipment is Mt car at Marshfield which had been to burn must be secured.
■Purvance, rendered several vocal ae-
'
management houses, and a class in
needed.
stolen from a garage near the depot
C. W. Gardner, Fire Chief. gamei.
lections which were greatly appeci-
Approximately $60 has already been in Power«. No one saw them take
ated. Dave Owens, of Marshfield, a’eo
A more extensive recreational pro­
spent for equipment, and there has the car who cotfid identify them, but
sang a number, playing his own ac- j
gram for the afternoon than ever be­
|
When J. J. Stanley wa« moving his been considerable expense borne by they were caught in the net of atrip-
companiment
fore is being planned, according to
Mr. Johnson, who is president of law offices to his new building last the city in preparing the various ping it.
H. C. Seymour, state club loadec, giv­
Leo F. Hicks and Neb Roeengren,
the Council, responded briefly to a week he uncovered a record which he courts, repairing the existing toilets,
ing everyone an opportunity to par­
request by the toastmaster, Thos. H. had preserved far forty-five year«. and the city will also build two new indicted for transportation of illegal
ticipate in his or hsr favorite sport.
liquor, pleaded guilty Monday. Hicks
Ness. He told of the regret he and This is the minute book of the Co­ toilets.
Methods of improving the quality The general assemblies at one o’clock
all others interested in Scouting felt quille City Literary Society which * The courts are at the rear of the was sentenced to jail for <0 days of dairy products produced in Coos each day will be held as usual, with
at Mr. Britton’s giving up the work, waa organized November 7, 1888— grandstand and extending from either while Rosengren waa given .80 day« county and the newly organized Coo» prumnient citizens of the state as
and affirmed that scores of boys were about three weeks before Mr. Stanley end of the grandstand, back of the and fined 880.
County Dairy Association went two «peakers, and parties, movies, smoke-
first and third base fences, and the
better young men for having asso­ arrived here.
Judge Brand dismissed the jury
subjects which will receive principal lem smokers, and other entertain­
The minutes of the first meeting playground doea not encroach on the yesterday until
Monday
mrorning
ciated with the executive.
attention at the series of dairymen’s ments to be staged in the evenings.
Mr. Britton gave a brief resume of state that it was held at the residence ball field.
when the Lee caae is to come up.
meetings which are now being held The assembly programs will be
(This is now the
Every child who can should secure
his nine yeans’ work in this district of J. A. Lyons.
throughout Coos county, according to bros il rate and at some time durihg
and told of several heroic acts per­ residence of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O. one of the admittance slips, have it I<e*lie Again Heads Democrats J. N. Jacobson, president
of the stay on the campus each county dele­
formed by Scouts which had come Leach.) Those present were W. K. signed by father or mother, and be
The Democratic County Central newly organized dairymen’s associa­ gation will put on a program.
(IDr.) Vance, IadL>y Curry, J. W. ready to enjoy the benefits afforded
under his observation.
The girls wiB be housed at Waldo
c 'remittee held an organization meet­ tion, and W. E. Cross, chairman of
The Douglas-Coos council is to go Sugg, G. F. Boutell, Emma M. Lyons, by the playground at the opening
Agricultural hall again thia year and the boys at
ing at the Chandler in Marshfield, the Pomona Grange
out of existence at the end of June, its James A. Lyons, V. M. Sugg, Lily next Monday at one p. m.
the «sen’s dormitory. Any 4«H club
Monday evening, when Dr. G. W. Lea- Commit tea.
charter expiring then, and thia terri­ Lyons, Ethel Whitelaw, Geong* O.
This program was started at a boy or girl of 12 years or older who
m
re-elected chairman, H B.
tory will be annexed either to the Leach, C. Iff. White, I ittfi Buzan, Republican Committee
Doqshey chceen, as secretary; R. T. meeting at the North BaysMs Orange has his or her club project In good
Eugene or the Medford diatrfct. Lora Loach, B. E. (Bird) Nosier (Sr.),
The «hope is eligible to attend.
The Coos County Republican Cen­ Kaufman as treasurer; Hugh McLain hall Monday evening, June 4.
Those present went on record as fa­ Ida Kronanberg, Mrs. Leach.
aa state committeeman and Lan* Len- second meeting waa held hi the Myr­
tral
committee
was
organized
at
a
Dr. Vance waa elected president;
voring an alliance with the Lane
Lions Want Millage for Blind
eve, congressional committeemen.
tle Grange hall on Tuesday evening
LdRoy Curry and J. W. Sugg were meeting bene at ten o’clock yesterday
county council.
Candidates present who addressed and the third meeting in the Coos
morning
and
a
greater
interest
mani
­
Coquille Lions sfao attended the
vice presidents; G. F. Boutell,
Mr. Britton is not giving up hie In- elected
1
fested in the affairs of the party than the dinner meeting were Hugh Mc­ River school. Each of these meetings Monday evening and Tuesday morn­
«•cretary,
and
Mrs.
Boutell,
assistant
terete in boy*; he is rather extending 1
■has been evident for some time. A Lain, for county judge; Wm. F. How­ were requested by the Coo* and Cur­ ing sessions of the state convention,
his activity to include girls and boys secretary; and Mrs. Emma M. Lyons,
feeling of confidence prevailed that ell, for sheriff; M. O. Hawkina, for ry County Quality Improvement Com­ held in Eugene this week, were C. W.
both, for he is to handle the 4-H club treasurer; on motion the office of li­
republican
party
deserves county treasurer; J. H. McCloskey, mittee and arranged through the co­ Gano, Lafe Compton, J. E. Axtell
brarian was left vacant temporarily. the
work in Douglas county.
and
will
receive
a
more
re­ for representative; R. H. LaLwhorn, operation of the Pomofiy Grange and and H. A. Young.
The treasurer reputed $81.50 cash
The lite of those present: E. A.
Sulxirdinatc
grange
agricultural
spectful
consideration
than
it for commleaioner.
The Dalles was the location selected
on
hand.
At
a
later
meeting
ar
­
'Britton and Oliver Johnson, of Rone-
Others to apeak were Chris Boesen, committees.
han
for
some
years
post,
whiie.it
was
for holding the 1986 convention and
burg; C. W. Gano, J. L. Stevens, N. C. rangements were made for a reading
The improvement of quality in Ted Gillenwater, Klamath Falls dis­
blindly following the leadership of the Fred Hollister, Geo. A. Belloni, John
•Kelley. R. L. Stewart, J. E. Axtell, room and spare funds were used to
D. Goss, Elton Schroeder and Frank dairy products is given aa one of the trict attorney, was chosen as district
old
guard.
With
more
progressive
D. F. Thompson, D. E. Racldeff, C. C. •ubneribe for magazines. The first
important considerations in more fa­ governor for Oregon, district No. M.
Barnhart.
subscribed
for were: leaders taking the helm in national af­
Farr, Geo. A. Ulett, George Ulett, < magazines
vorably competing with imported but­
One piece of proposed legislation
North Ameri­ fairs the local rank and file are ready
Jr., J. W. Sayre and H. A. Young, of ' Weekly Argonaut;
ter which is of high quality. It is which the convention endorsed was
Girb
Entertain
Their
Dotis
to
get
solidly
back
of
the
G.
O.
P.
and
Coquille; H. G. Kern, L. W. Turnbull, can Monthly, Popular Science Month­
believed also that the improved qual­ that of a one-fifth of a mill tax, for
help to again make it the most pow­
Last Wednesday evening the Otok-
of North Bend; T. H. Ness, G. E. ly, Wide-awake, Harpers’ Weekly,
ity will increase consumption and help the benefit of the blind, on all the
erful
element
in
the
body
politic.
son
Campfire
group
entertained
their
Weekly,
-Leslie’s
Popular
Kreiger, Geo. Fourier, Albert Matson, 'Leslie
1
Wm. E. Walsh, of Marshfield, was dads with a basket lunch in the new riim’nate the huge dairy products real estate in the state.
Cecil Elwood, Layton Nosier, Ray Monthly, Atlantic Monthly and Cen­
made
county chairman; H. A. Slack, aeout cabin in the park. After the surplus. In explaining the program
The state support of the blind it a
tury
Monthly.
Glass, Lou Blanc, Walter Chiene, Da­
of
Coquille,
secretary; Levi L. Bunch, dinner, die dads were a!1 taken to it wss stated by committee members most praise worth project, but
Members were admitted by recom­
vid Owe no, Walter Oeplund, H. C.
of Coquille, treasurer; M. W. Skip­ the teww. The fathers present were that gradual improvement started Lions made a mistake in asking
Boone. Dr..D. T. Browne, Joe Mackey, 1 mendation of other members and ma-
I now should prevent heavy losses as a
worth, of Marshfield, state committee­ George Sherwood, Sam Nosier, Lafe
the tax be assessed only against real
|j||
Tlw
Dewey Wilson and E. M. Barry, of Jority vote of those present.
result of federal inspection later.
man;
Harry
Vaughn,
Jr.,
of
North
estate, already so greatly burdened
Compton, Henry Hess and George
membership increased to sixty-five in
Marshfield.
Committee members and dairymen that the distressed home owner does
a abort time. Membership cards were Bend, congressional committeeman. Bryant. The members were Lucille
These five comprise the executive and Georgia Sherwood, Marion Hees, who attended these meetings to ex­ not know where to look for relief.
Eighth Grade Prohibition Essay furnished to members with picture of.
plain the program included:
J. k. It was noteworthy that one of the
Marilyn and Dorris Cmnp^n, Mary
Ths fallowing r--—-
“Whv I *
hive and the Latin phrase, committee.
Larson, Marshfield; Henry Gustafson, moat active opponents of the sales
The following essay on
Why I
ai_,f
Following
a
decision
thst
the
en
­
Lou Nosier snd Mr*. Gt a Bryant,
■ Humantt Mores, Nec SinH Esse
North Bend; Martin Schmidt, Nor­ tax was the one who recommended
Think the Repeal Wha a Mistake,"
tire comity central committee would guardian.
Ferns.”
way; George Hampton and J. L. Bur­ this additional real estate burden.
was written by Helen James, an
meet
again,
late
In
June
or
early
in
Stage committees wpre
_ appointed
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tts, Arago; W. E. Crow, Coquille;
eighth grade student in the Bridge I
July,
the
meeting
adjourned
to
th«
There wore 7* of the 186 delegates
i and local talent eras invited and en­
“Spike” and Mrs. Leslie Arrive George Maas, Myrtle Point, and Gao.
school. It was the first prise winning
eligible to attend a Liens state con­
to present entertainments Coffee Shop for lunch..
Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Lesli* an-’ sd I Jenkins, county agent,
essay, participated in by all the stu-1 couraged
'
vention present, beside many Lions
which resulted in many such being
here Tuesday evening from State Col-1
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dents of the school:
who were not delegates, and many
enjoyed by the citizens of those day*. C oom Picnic in Southern Calif.
where he ¡» aariatent dierctor of whoM Graveg Were Dented
wives were also present, making a
At the second annual meeting, Mr.
The repeal of the eighteenth amend­
Former residents of Coos county athletics and baainfibaM coach. They
total of 260 or more from all parts of
Stanley wan elected secretary and
The
graves
of
American
Legion
and
ment is a mistake because it has
held a reunion in Long Beach, Calif., drove through in five days. They are
Oregon.
continued in that capacity so long as
American
Legion
Auxiliary
members
brought bark legal liquor, Men and
on May 27, the following being the visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
the society lasted. According to the
who bave died were decorated with
women, even children from fourteen
lint of those in attendance: Mr. and F. G. Leslie and Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
minue
book,
the
last
meeting
was
flowers in the Masonic cemetery and
Drownod in the Mill Race
to eighten years old drink. 1
Mate,
and
their
many
friends
who
are
Mrs. Harry Pratt, Mrs. Alice Ma­
held on March 10th, 1890. or. that is
in the Odd Fellow« cemetery on Dec­
A hunch of young folks will rent
loney, ‘Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Stahl, Dave always eager to welcome them on
Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Bowerman and
the date of the last meeting recorded.
oration Day by members of both or­
some cheap dance hall, buy a lot of
Carey, Gertrude Carey, Golds Carey, their month's vacation in the od home
daughters
left about three o'clock Sun­
Mr. Stanley has kept thia book all
ganisations, this being the annual cus­
beer and seme whiskey. Before the
Marguerite Hayes-Harr«, Georgens town.
day morning in response to a phone
these years as a prised keepsake, but
tom Those resting in the Masonic
dance is over, many of them will be
Hayes-Rice, Arthur Rice, Miss Ar-
now has presented it to the Public Li­
cemetery are Mrs. Mary Oerding, call that her sister** husband, J. J.
so drank they can hardly walk and
thena Rice, Miss Wilma Harris, Pres­
To Bulkhead Swimming Pool Mrs. Mary Zosel, James Lee Perkins, Jacluon, an Eugene plain clothes of­
brary of the city, believing that It will
others will be completely “out”
ton G. Baker, Efile M. Roberts-Piatt,
be properly preserved and will afford
Renewed activity in swimming pool Perry Gist, Hunter U. Blackman, R. ficer, had been killed. With another
Tn Washington, ID. C., the police de­
Fannie G. Dixon, Dr. M. M. Dixon,
much pleasure and recall many pleas­
matters was started at the Lions Cub H. Irvine and Mr. Bloom, while those officer, in a prowl car, they were chas­
partment says that arrests have in­
Alice A. Walker, C. A. Swope, Lulu
which
ant memories to the minds of those
luntheon yesterday noon when the at the Odd Fellow«’ cemetery are ing • fleeing automobile
creased 65 per cent in the first week
W. Reynolds, Wm. Reynolds, E. C.
swerved
suddenly
and
threw
the
prow)
now here who were members at that
committee was asked to ascertain and Harold Hodges and Geo. Clausen.
of legal Ikiuor over the week before
Drews, Jr., E. C. Drews, Flora E.
car into the mill race.
Jsckaon was
time.
report at the next meeting the feasi­
Vose, H. Fred Johnson, Geneva John­
legal liquor.
bility and cost of erecting a bulkhead
Next Monday night. June 11, the drowned and the other officer injured.
The man who drinks a little every
son, Mrs. E. C. Drews, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mi«. Bowerman are ex­
around the inside of the pool to pre­ Auxiliary chapter will hold its regu­
Medford
to
Reopen
Grocery
day is more likely to become an “al­
M. D. Sumner, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. W.
I
of pected home the last of this week, the
vent
the
wash
of
mud
into
the
water.
lar
meeting
at
which
time
election
Keith Leslie, last Friday, bid m the Radford, A. A. Johnson, Mrs. Laura
coholic” than the one who goes on a
funeral having been delayed until the
The mu. Id y condition in the pool has convention delegates will be held.
«pree occasionally. When there is al­ bankrupt grocery stock of K. E. Med- Lorens, Fred Ix»renz, Mrs. Laura
inquest waa held.
been
one
of
the
strongest
objections
cohol in the blood constantly the or­ fird, in the Odd Fellows building, the James, F. R. Voae, Mrs. Minnie Lucas,
to Ms use.
Flower Show, June 23
gans and thwues have no chance to sale being made by G. W. Ingram, of Lulu Gray-Creech, Urban Creech,
Logger* at Oakland
Portland, trustee for the creditor«. Allen J. Walker, Mrs. Ines Thomp­
The rules and regulations for the
recover.
The
stock
has
since
been
sold
to
Mr.
Mirw
Lindroo
Goiug
to
Salem
annual
Coquille
Flower
Show,
to
be
Today we drive high speed cars
son-Eastman, Frank Eastman, Mr.
The Coquille Logger^ go out to
and it takes a level head to observe Medford who expects to continue in and Mrs. F. M. Stewart.
Miss Frances Oddy and Mias Jennie held tn the Community Building on Oakland thia coming Sunday for the
all traffic rales. One who is drank the grocery businew at the same lo­
Lindros are expected home tomororw Saturday, June 28, and the premium first of two games with the ball club
cannot do so, as their mind b,v so cation.
Lack of a quorum of tbs city coun­ fr 'm their vacation trip to southern list of flowers for which ribbons will there.
muddled up. Many of our fatal acci­
The high light of the summer’s
cil Monday evening caused one of the California. The latter has resigned be awarded, will appear in the Sen­
dents are caused from being intoxi­
Sale Is a Big Event
very few postponements of regular her position in the tex collection de­ tinel next week, ft, aa well aa many baseball wiH be on Sunday and Mon­
cated.
The sale at the Gould Furniture council sessions during the past five partment and will leave Sunday for other items already in type, was day, July fi-fi, when the bewhiakered
Years ago people used to think that store this «reck has been exceeding years.
Unless a special session Salem to take a better position in the crowded out at the last minute this House of David aH-«tar aggregation
alcohol was • stimulant to the body anticipations, and has attracted hun­ should be necessary the next meeting State Forester’s office.
plays here. For the first time they
Mrs. Mar­ morning.
but it la a hardmful mixture which be­ dreds who are taking advantage of of the council will be on Monday, guerite Brodie has been advanced to
are giving the Loggers a Sunday date,
fuddles the brain.
driving all the way from Bend where
the rare bargains being offered.
It June 18, the same date as the annusl the position left vacant by Miss Lind-
they play <m Batwday
will ba continued aext week.
(Continued aa eighth page)
school Mooting.
COQUILLE LIT
ER ARY SOCIETY
DAIRYMEN DIS­
CUSS PROBLEMS