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THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE,
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Parcel 3.
Beginning at a point on the North
line of Spurgeon or 4th Street in
the City of Coquille, Coos County,
Oregon, which point la 921 feet
South and 824.5 feet West of the
quarter «action comer on the
North boundary line of Section 1,
in Township 28 South of Range 18,
West of the Willamette Meridian,
Coos County, Oregon; and running
thence West along the North line
of Spurgeon street 60 feet to the
Southeast comer of the land of L.
McGuffin thence North along Mc-
Guffin’o East line 100 feet to a
point; thence East 100 feet to the
Northwest corner of J. McGuffin’a
land then South along J. McGuffin’a
West line 100 feet to the North line
of Spurgeon street: thence West
50 feet along the North Line of
Spurgeon street to the place of be­
ginning.
Parcel 4.
The North 100 feet square of the
following described parcel, to-wit:
Commencing at the Southeast cor­
ner of the NV4 of the NE% of the
NW 14 of Section 1, in Township 28
South of Range 13 West of the
Willamette Meridian oh the quar­
ter line of said section; running
thence South along the quarter
section line to the 50 foot extension
of 4th street in Elliott’« Addition
to CoquiUe, Coos County, Oregon;
thence West along said extension
of 4th street 100 feet; thence
North to a point directly West of
the place of beginning; thence
East to the place of beginning.
Parcel 5.
Lot 6 of Block 20, Elliott’s Addi­
tion to CoquiRe, Coos County, Ore­
gon..
The official canvass of the votes cast
at the May primary was completed in
Secretary of Stadleman’s office ten
days ago.
For governor on the republican
ticket the vote stood: Dunne 42,568;
Brown 29,918, Holman 27,804, Mc-
Aiexander 20,79«, Lonergan 18,121,
scattering 2,695. Dunne had a plural­
ity over Brown of 12,650.
On the democratic ticket Martin re­
ceived 46,372 vote« for governor, Ma­
honey 32,962, giving Martin a ma­
jority of 13,410.
Jas. W. Mott defeated A. M. Devers
fqr the republican nomination for con-
grass in the first district, 48,073 to
17,289. In the democratic race Tur­
ner scored 13,273, Delzell 10,874 and
Gosa 6,384. ,
Judge John L. Rand defeated Goo.
I
R. Bagley for- position No. 4 on the
supreme bench, 115,756 to 86,812.
For secretary of state on the re­
publican ticket, Snell received 88,552
and Abrams 47,941. On the democrat­
ic ticket Walter received 82,617, Lo­
gan 19,451, and Shelton 16,026.
The vote on the measures was:
County indebtedness and funding
bond amendment, Yes 83,424; No 96,-
«29.
Trial without jury, Yea 117346;
No 83,430.
T. B. Hospital, Yes 104,459;
No
estate described in the complaint
Lot .5 of Block 20, Elliott’s Addi­
herein, the ebove-named Defen-j
tion to CoquiUe, Cooe County, Ore- 98316.
danta.
I
gon.
Jnaane Hospital, Yes 92,575^
No
In the Name of the State of Oregon: Parcel 7.
You and each of you are hereby
Lota 1 and 2 of Block 40, Elliott’s
required to appear and answer the
Addition to Coquille, Coos County,
Complaint of the Plaintiff in the
Oregon. Lota 3 and 4 and the WV2
above
entitled
suit
within
four
weeks
L1UEQVIST. SWANTON
U. of O. Is Again Selected
of Lota 5 and 6 of Block 40, Elli­
from the date of the first publication
ott’s Addition to Coquille, Coot
A SLACK
For the fifth successive year the
of this Summons, to-wit: within four
County, Oregon.
University of Oreron has been desig­
Attorneys and Counsellors
weeks from the 1st day of June, Psrcel 8.
1934, and in case you shall fail so to
Lots 17, 18 and 19, Block 1, Bangor nated by the Carnegie Corporation as
First National Bank Building
appear and answer the Complaint of
Plat A., Coos County, Oregon.
its weetern center for instruction of
Coquille
Oregon
the Plaintiff within said time, to-wit:
AU of said property being more teachers of art in the public schools.
on or before the 29th day of June, fully described in said Order of Sale,
1984, the same being the date of the and lota and blocks being according Dr. Eugene Gustav Steinhof, director
last publication of this Summons, the to plats of towns or additions afore­ of the National School of Decorative
DR. J. R. BUNCH
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for said, respectively, on file in the office Art in Vienna, will be the visiting
DENTIST
the relief demanded in his Complaint of the County Clerk of Cooe County, professor.
a succinct statement of which is as Oregon.
X-RAY Service
Other visiting instructors in the
follows: for a judgment and decree of
RE1DAR BUGGE,
Laird Bldg.
First Street
the above entitled Court that the 23t5 As Administrator of said Estate. Eugene session will be Miss Marion
Plaintiff is the owner in fee simple of
Telephone 82-L
CoquiUe, Ore.
Horton, traveling librarian for the
all of that certain parcel of real es­ WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
Los Angeles City School Library, who
tate situate, lying and being in the
Notice is hereby given that war­ will give courses in library methods,
County of Coos and State of Oregon,
GRANT CORBY
rants No. ‘182 to No. 155 inclusive, and Dr. Joseph von Bradish of the
to-wit:
issued by School District No. 69, will
The Northeast quarter of Section
Attorney at Law
be paid upon presentation to First City College, New York, who will of­
Twenty, in Township Twenty-six
Richmond-Barker Bldg.
National Bank of Coquille. or to Katy fer work in German.
South, of Range Nine West, of the
Of particular interest to men will
Willamette
Meridian, containing Anderson, Clerk, CoqulHe-Bullards
Phone 157
CoquiUe, Ore.
-Route, on and after Saturday, June be the coaching school to be held dur­
160 acres.
Residence Phono 24-M
I
The North half of the Southeast 28, 1984. Interest on said warrants ing the first two weeks of the session
quarter, the Northeast quarter of ceases on that date.
at Eugene. Basketball and baseball
Katy Anderson, Clerk,
the Southwest quarter and the Lot
School District No. 69, Coos Coun­ instruction will be in charge of Wil­
J. ARTHUR BERG
Three of Section Eighteen, in
ty, Oregon.
23t3 liam J. Reinhart, varsity coach in
Township
Twenty-six South, of
Attorney at Law
Range Ten West, of the Willamette
Rooms 1 A 2
the above-entitled Court and cause these sports. Football will be taught
Meridian, containing 172.06 acres;
within four weeks from the date of by Prince C. Callison, Oregon coach
Farmers A Merchants Bank Bldg
Lot Four, the Southeast quarter
Phone 37
of the Southwest quarter and the the first publication of this summons, who has already earned a national
SIZE
PRICE
CoquiUe, Oregon
fò*
««xi in-truetio» in track
South half of the Southeast quar­
15th day of Juno, 1984, and in esse of
,
... .
.
.
ter of Section Eighteen, in Town­
and field «vents will be given by W.
ship Twenty-eix South, of Range your failure to so appear and answer L. (Bill) Hayward, veteran track
4.50-20 . .
on or before the 18th day of July,
DR. W. V. GLAISYER
Ten West, ef the Willamette Meri­
1934, a judgment and decree will be coach.
dian, containing 171.98 acres, more
VETERINARIAN
taken against you for
the relief
or less.
The offerings of the Eugene session
4.75-19 . .
that any right, title, daim or inter­ prayed tor in the complaint of the «rill also include courses in business
County Herd A Meat Inspector
plaintiff
herein,
a
succinct
state
­
est which you or any of you have or
economics,
5.50-17 . .
Coquille, Ore.
daim to have in or to the «aid prem­ ment of which is as follows: That the administration, drama,
ises or any part or parcel thereof be marriage contract now existing be­ education, English, history, journal­
declared null and void and inferior tween you and the eaid plaintiff be ism, Latin, law, mathematics, music,
6.00-17 H.D.
J. A. RICHMOND
and subject to the right, title, claim dissolved; that the plaintiff be re­ philosophy, physical education, phys­
and possession of this Plaintiff in and stored to her maiden name of Edith
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
to the same and every part and par­ M. Morgan and for a judgment ics, political sicence,* psychology, ro­
6.00-20 H.D.
cel thereof; that a decree be rendered against you for the costs and dis­ mance languages, public speaking and
Kichmond-iBarker Building
herein quieting the title of this Plain­ bursements of this suit, and for such sociology.
Coquille, Ore.
6.50-17 H.D.
tiff in and to the said premises and other and further relief as to the
At both summer sessions interest­
in and to every part and parcel there­ Court may seem meet and equitable.
Phones: Office 62M, Res. 93R
ing
programs
of
social
events
have
Ofk^r Si»H Propor
Lntt |l
This summons is served upon y>u
of as against the claim or claims of
you, the said Defendants, or any or by publication thereof in the Coquille been arranged to care for the recre­
J. J. STANLEY
all of you; that Plaintiff have judg­ Valley Sentinel, a weekly newspaper ational needs of those in attendanoe.
ment against you and each of you for published and issued weekly and regu­
Full information on any summer
LAWYER
the costa and diabursementa in this larly at CoquiUe, Cooe County, Ore­
session
of the State System of High­
gon,
for
a
period
of
four
weeks,
by
suit; and such other and further re­
Office in First Nat*l Bank Bldg.
lief in the premises as to the Court order of the Hon. Jas. T. Brand, Judge er Education may be obtained from
Coquille, Oregon
of the above entitled Court dated the the University of Oregon, Eugene.
may seem meet and equitable.
This Summons is served upon you 14th day of June, 1934, and the first
by publication in the Coquille Valley publication of this summons is made NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR’S
SentineL a weekly newspaper publish­ on the 15th day of June, 1934, and the
BA LB
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ed at Coquille, Cooa County, Ore­ last publication thereof on the 18th
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that un­
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
gon, for a period of four weeks, be­ day of July, 1934.
der order of the County Court of the
J. J. Stanley,
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
ing five issues of «aid newspaper, the
State of Oregon for Cooe County,
Attorney for Plaintiff. made June 20, 1934, in the matter o/
J. E. Paulson, Plaintiff,
first issue of such publication being
Address: Coquille, Coos County, the estate of P. E. Drane, deceased,
June 1st, 1934, and the last issue of
22t5 at
Elsie Bassett, Willoby Phillips, Clin­ said publication
being June 29th Oregon.
Office of
Han-; A
Slac^
7. the
my Law
Mwvnwce
oi narry
a . Slack,
ton Phillips, Hugh Phillips, Elver t934; and is so served by such pub­
Coquille, Oregon, from and after
■
July
20
1984,
I
will
M
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at
private
Phillips, Dora Phillips, now Dora lication by order of the Honorable D.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Raynor,
Minerva Phillipa, now F. Thompson, County Judge of Cooe
On the 14th ■ -M.
day V.
of VUI/,
July, 1934, at Tit’
®’-‘TB»ioni U *•
1.^1. Bl
Minerva Willis, Sallie Slater, An­ County, State of Oregon, and which the hour of ten o’clock
A. M. at the
ibKWe,r
or ior p*rt
sel G. O’Dell, Walter MoCord, Myr­ said order is dated the 81st day of the hour of ten o’clock A. M. at the
front door of the Court House in
u
l
P**>typer cent
tle Mitchell, Maude Patch Smith, May, 1984.
Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, I will
.
"*i*
Evelyn E. Phillips, A lei a J. Phillipa,
J. J. Stanley,
sell at auction to the highest bidder,
J*¿J7 W
upT1
now Alaie or Alcie Bassett, Abram
Attorney for Plaintiff, for cash, the following described real
£ * >n<j
in
COQUILLE,
G. Phillips, also known as Gifford Residence and Post Office Address: P^rtTjoceted in torn Gouty, Ore-| J^TXin fire ^f^’timj
A. Phillips, F. A. Urwan, knovm CoquiHe, Cooe County, Oregon.
gon,
to-wit:
also as Frank A. Urwan, John Phil­
Commencing at a point on the West; sale Confirmed, and secured by mort­
lips, Rachel Phillips and Louisa DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
General Land Office at Roseburg, line of Block two (2), Academy Add!-’ gage upon each tract aa sold, and in­ Greatest Tire Mileage of Ail
ment of all sizes of this new tire. Mr.
McClellan,
and
the
respec­
terest at rate of not Isas than six nor
tive husbands
and
wives.
if Oregon, May 81st, 1984.
Burr declared that every one of the
Time
Predicted
by
Geo.
Burr
NOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
John
any, of each and all of the defen­
ths following" tracta In Coos County*
33 starting drivers in the Indianapo­
Golden,
of
Sumner,
Oregon,
who,
on
west
comer
of
said
Block
two
(3),'
dants above-named, said husbands
A new «peed record 104.865 mil« lis 500 mile race bought Firestone
i
and wives, if any, being unknown August 1, 1927, made Homestead en­ Mid comer being the intereection
st . note*
a,. per hour, • new endurance record for tires for his ear. This in itself was
to Plaintiff; also Alphonse Pierre, try Serial, No. 017546, for NE*4. «"£* <UthL St«?»
|
‘
Beginning
at
a
point
which
is
671
known also as A. Pierre, and Lucy Section 7, Township 37 S., Range 12 Street; thence East fifty (50) feet;
ratine
cere,
feet South and 934.5 feet West of |------
IWV1U
V! a now economy record of an amazing tribute to the past per­
Pierre, his wife, and also each and W, Willamette Meridian, has filed no­ thence North one hundred (100) feet;
the quarter section comer on the ’ ,8M miles per gallon of gasoline. formance of Firestone tires.
tice
of
intention
to
make
final
three
thence
West
fifty
(50)
feet;
thence
all of the heirs and devisees, known
North boundary line of Section 1, and a new strength, safety, and de-
South one
one hundred
feet to
to place
place
“This record of
accomplishment
hundred ('100)
(100) feet
and unknown, of each and all of year Proof, to establish claim to the south
would mean little
car owners gen­
the above-named defendants; and land above described, before Nella B. of beginning, being a parcel of land
also ail other persons or psrties Cotton, Notary Public, at Coquille, facing one hundred (100) feet on
in Cooe County, Oregon, and run- WWT* establiAed in the 1934 Indiati- erally,” he said, -but the Firestone
(50)
Heath Street by
b; fifty
"*
----- feet deep
unknown claiming any right, title, Oregon, on the 10th day of July, 1984. HeatS
ning
thence South along the East »Pol* M0 Mile Speed Classic when engineer« who build the tire« that
Claimant names at witnesses:
in Block two (2), Acaoemy Addition
eetate, lien or interest in the real
aide of the aUeywav between the 33 of the world’s greatest speed dem­ Streak over the blistering hot brick
J. W. Armatrong, of Sumner, Ore­ to Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, as
estate described in the complaint
lands of Messer and Drane a dis-’ one roared over the rough
- brick track »'«k « Indianapolis, incorporate the
gon; Ben Wriston, of Sumner, Ore­ per plat of said Addition now on file
herein. Defendants.
tanee of 50 feet; thence East ICO
gon; John C. Taylor, of Marshfield, and of record in the office of the Coun-
Amended Summons
that
war
blistering
hot
under a sun same principles of tire construction
feet to the Southwest comer of the
To Elsie Bassett, Willoby Phillips, Oregon; Louis Deal, of Marshfield, ty Clark of »aid Coos County, Oregon.
land belonging to J. J. Esser, tha» keP»
temperatwre at 90 de- into the F. restone line of passenger
Oregon.
Said sale i« made under execution
Clinton Phillips, Hugh Hiillips, El­
thence North 50 feet to the North- green all daring the rece,
car tires that thsy learn from their
Wililam H. Canon, Register.
«sued out of Mie Circuit Court of the
ver Phillips, Dora Phillips, now
west comer of the said Esser land, ,
“
•
State
of Oregon for the County of
Each of these new records means a experiments and tests to build extia
Dora Raynor, Minerva Phillipa,
thence West 100 feet to the place
REDEMPTION NOTICE Coo. to me directed in
now Minerva Willie, Sallie Slater, WARRANT
great deal to the future plans of the strength, oafety and dependability
Notice
1. herehv
e.v.n tk.f
. h »...
c..,. of
_. Oregon,
oirecteu 'repreicnted'"and
in the caen of
of beginning.
Notice is
hereby given
that all
war­ State
Ansel G. O'Dell, Walter MdCord,
automotive industry and wH] result in into the tino f r the race cam.”
rants drawn against the General Fund acting by the World Wer Vet.™*.’
Myrtle Mitchell,
Maude Patch of the City of Coquille. Oregon, and
Beginning at a poin it ’ 100 feet South ' improvements and developments in
State
Aid
Commiseion,
composed
of
Smith, Evelyn E. Phillips, Alcia J.
endorsed prior to October 1, 1981, Juiiu« L. Meier, Governor, P. J.
of a point which is «71 ____
feet South
•w»«*obn« P«rta, gas, oil and,
Jim Erarin writes Fire A Auto­
Phillipa, now Aisle or Aicie Bassett,
and 924 6 feet West
are hereby called for payment upon Stadriman, Secretary of State, George
ret of the qaurter
LU.r^r »ir^-
Abram G. Phillips, also knovrn as
mobile Insurance, Ix>w Rate« - Reli-
presentation at my office. Interest on o’
section
comer
on
C
_______
______
the
North
bound-
vite’ Adju<*nt General, Walter
Gifford A. Phillips, F. A. Urwan,
When translated into terms of ben­ able Companies. See him today. Tell
such warrants will cease aa of June 8‘
ary of Section 1, in Township 2«
Pr«*ott Cookinsffiam,
known also as Frank A. Urwan, 15, 1984.
South, of Range 18 West of the efit to car owners, probably the your friends. Addrm«, CoquiUe, Ore.
re. Delno G. Aber and IB. F. Williams.
John Phillips, Rachel Phillips snd
W. S. SICKEJ j S, Treasurer,
Willamette Meridian, Coos County, greatest of these was the record of
Louisa McClellan, and the respec­
_ H. E. Hess,
22t3
City of Coquille, Oregon
Oregon and running thence South
Sheriff of Cooa County, Oregon.
tive husbands and wives, if any,
performance made by Firestone high
along the East line of the alleyway
of each and all of the defendants IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
speed tires. In this moot gruelling
between
the
lands
of
Messer
and
WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
, above-named, said husbands and
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
Drane 60 feet, mors or lees, to a toet of tire safety and etamina, not «,f* by pasteurisation
wives, if any, being unknown to
Notice is hereby riven that war­
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
rint at the Northwest comer of one tire failed—only one tire change |
Plaintiff; also Alphonse Pierre, Edith M. Rita, Plaintiff,
rants up to and including No. 4621
McGuffin land; thence East 100
known also as A. Pierre, and Lucy
“*ued by Coquille School District, No.
vs.
feet to a point at the Southwest was necessary, and that was caused
Clean up Your Dairy Barns by
Pierre, his wife, and also each and Alfred A. Ritz, Defendant.
8, «rill be paid upon presentation to
comer of A. H. Oderkirk’s South by a cut in the tread from a broken !
all of the heirs and devisees, known
the district clerk, on and after Tues­
Ssunmesm
Whitewashing
parcel of land, thence North 50 bottle on the track. Eight tires were
and unknown, of each and ail of To Alfred A. Rita, the above-named day, June 19, 1934, Interest on said
feet, more or less, along the West changed aa precautionary measures.
Reasonable Rates or Trade
the above-named defendants; and
defendant:
warrento ceases on that date.
p
line pf said Oderkirk to a point at
This statement was made thia week
also all other persons or parties
You are hereby required te appear
Keith LesHe, Clerk,
w. H. MABEN, Coquille
the Northwest comer thereof;
unknown claiming any right, title, and answer the Comnliint filed
School District No. 8, Coquille, Coos
by
Geo. F. Burr, local Firestone dealer,
thence 100 feet te the place of be-
Orders taken at Bill's Pin««
estate, lien or Interest in the real i against you by the Plaintig in County, Oregon. '
wbo U m X received g large skip.
riwni«»«.
OF EXT«* 3TIEN0TN . SAFETY
All IEPEIDABILITY
Professional Cards
S7.8S
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11.30 '
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15.10
16.40
17.50 ¡1
*
MOST MILES PER BOLLAI
Geo. F. Burr Motor Company
OREGON
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