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SECTION ONE
The Coquille Valley Sentinel
THE PAPEH THAT8 LIKE A LKTTEH FROM HOME
VOL. XXX.
NO. 32.
COQUILLE. COOS COUNTY. (JI΂OPi. FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1P34.
SEED THIEVES’
A Large Issue Thk Week
WtólSIEfl SAVED HER TEETH
At the request of. its advertisers
. ihe Sentinel this week is covering the i
| south end of Coos county with free
•
I Democrats to Picnic Sunday
Advertising it as a New Deal Pic
nic, the demócrata of Coos county are
anticipating a large crowd Sunday,
at Norway Grove, when three candi
dates for state offices, as well as
county candidates, will be present.
The state candidates are Gen. Chas.
•H. Martin, for governor; Hon. R. R
Turner, for congress from the first
district; snd Horace Walters, for
secretary of state.
Because of other attractions Sun
day afternoon the program will start
at 10 a. m.
The Myrtle Point high
school band ia scheduled to furnish
music, and a choras oí from 75 to 100
voices to sing patriotic songs is being
assembled.
Everyone is invited to come, bring
ing his or her own lunch and cap.
Coffee and the trimmings will be
furnished by the committee in charge.
sucd
COLORER H, of D.
HËRE SUNDAY
O.A.R.P. PLAN IN
TERESTS ALL
I
.
REPUBLICAHCL’H
distribution of today’s issue.
The
Get Warm Reception When occasion is a pre-school announ:ement Lincoln and High School Stu North Bend Man Steals Ruga to
of merchandise offerings needed by
dents io Enroll Next Week
'They Attempt to Enter Geo.
“ Fit Up Home for Hia
the youngsters whose summer vaca
Gilman’» Garage
New Bride
/ Says Supt. I«ane
tion is nearly over.
Not only merchants who handle
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it is extremely important that ev
He wanted his home fitted up with
George Gilman believes some would- rchool supplies, clothing, etc., have
Sunday, September |, was the ten
thief got well sprinkled with spflm- responded, but business in all lines ery pupil in the Lincoln and High Persian rugs and fancy window
tative date selected for the Coo»
before entering drapes even though his house was
ierii from the wall of his garage last has shown a gratifying interest in School > register
county republican picnic which will
E ! this HL page -issue
of which 8500 school. Thursday and Friday, Augtrtt only a shack! And he was old enough
Thursday night «bout ten o’clock.
be held in the Norway Grove. The
30 and 31. from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m„ to know better, too.
After having three sacks of Canary copies are to Ije distributed.
date ia contingent upon the ability f
gtae-’ seed, valued at $50 a sack,
H. A. Sweet, 61 years of ago, en
To the merehatn* whose advertise are set .«.«ide in the high school* for
Messrs. Joe Dunne, Jas. W. Mott, and
<tole.i from his barn up the river re ments appear in our columns the Sen- registration. Parents may come at tered R. T. Bvurne’s house at North
Earl Snell, candidates for governor,
cently, Mr. Gilman brought his en i,inel extends its sincere thank», ami any time in the hours indicated forj Bend during * the family's absence,
congress and secretary of state re
tire harvest of more than 100 sacks recommends to its readers, a perusal, consultation with the principal. Dur-J took all fhe rugs off the floor and laid
spectively, to be present.
.’to the garage at hh» home on Third of their advs.
ing registration all pupils will have them ril over his own hooWT which
The plans were decided upon at a
theie courses and schedule» arranged he was evidently fitting up for his
and Coulter streets, where he
meeting of the executive committees
>»een remaining nights with a gun «t Large Increase in Money Order» to th« end that they may begin their bride af a few days., Then ha took
of the newly organized Republican
work promptly Tuesday morning,' > the curtains and drapes and cut them
hie ride.
Club and the county central commit
Postmaster Geo. Belloni reports an
Septtember 4.
High school stu- up in sises to fit the windows of his
He had not much more than gone
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tee, held in Marshfield Wednesday
increase of $20,000 in money orders
dents
are requested
to
bring own home.
out to the garage loet Thursday night
evening. H. E. Hess was named aa
Library, Renovated, I» Open
issued the first six months of 1934 over
their locker fees and make ar-
When the officers want to search his
when he heard a no fee in Mrs. Bkeels’
the barbecue committee.
the same period for 1933, at the Co
The Coquille public library waa re
rangements for their lockers whan place he asked them not to bother a
yard adjoining and a ladder was
All republican county candidates
quille poetoffice, and an increase of
opened
last
Monday
afternoon,
after
.’.hey register. Student body tickets box they had picked up, saying that
placed against the west well of his
will be present at’the picnic and a-J
$8,078 in money orders paid here for
will also ba on sale to high school it contained only memento.« and poe- :eing closed a few weeks for renova large attendance ia anticipated.
garage. George watched the opera-
■the same
time. This
1.
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,(nc
m” Tinw.
mis year the money studenta at this time.
sessions of his first wife. They per- tion and repairs. The library asso
The Coos County Republican Club,
i« __ (°r „J months was Registration in the Linocln Build-j eisted, however, and found a set of ciation furnished the material and the which la affiliated with the State Re
the tree about six feet distant and'
$48,483.58 m against $28/228.88 last
iabor was paid for from SERA funds.
ing for grades six, seven, and eight store teeth.
another climb the ladder. Just as the
publican Club, was organised at a
year. The money orders cashed
will occur daily from 3 to 5 p. m. dur
robber on the ladder was preparing
When taken before the justice of
here were just about half as much,
tractive appearance with Rs revar- ; “,7“7 «i. “ ««i-™. i~.
ing the week of August 27 in the the peace he was bound over to the niahed woodwork, ite kalaomined S.toM.y morning.
to break the glaas, George aimed
being $22,981.34 thia year, and »14.-
principal’s office.
about two feet from Ms head and let
grand jury and his bail set at flOOO.
’
R. T. Bournes, of North Bod, was
903.21 last year. Naturally he did
AH pupils in the high ‘school and
Jos. ft. Hack, also of North Bend, walls, and the new book section. The selected as chairman, H. A. Young as
fire.
not report where this outgoing money
Lincoln school who fail to register ia waiting the action of the grand !x»k» were also repaired during the , vice chairman, C. T. Nunn, of Marsh-
Both men, if there were only two,
went, but probably >three-fourth« of
on the days set aside for that pur jury on a larceny charge. His ball dosed period, and a contribution of ’ field, as soerctary.
beat it out of there in a hurry, but
rt could have staid here and the
magazines and old books was made to
pose may not come to school Tuesday was made »1006.
Mr. Gilman could not get to the door
The executive committee is to con
spenders receive receive just as much
morning but are to register after
Jess L. Nelson was fined $50 for the McKinley OOC eamp.
’n time to catch them.
sist < f six members, to ba named by
in value, or more.
3:15 p. m. This ruling is necessary chicken stealing at North Bend on
Investigation showed that the shot
th* three elected. At the Wednes
in order that the orderly conduct of Monday and he h confined in the
from the high powered shells had
day evening meeting, Archie Rosa, of
both schools may not be interrupted county jail. His son, OrviHe, 16
driven pieces from the garage wall
Bandon, was choaan «a treasurer, Ed
while they are in session.
into the tree where the guard was
years, who had ju»t returned home
Liddell, of Powers, aa director, and
standing. The wall had deflected the
and was compelled by the father to
the director from Myrtle Point ia
shot and some of H went through
accompany him in the thieving, eras
yet to he chosen.
Natal Day Next Friday
windows in Mrs. Skeek’ house. No
released from custody upon the order
Three o’clock Sunday afternoon and
At the Saturday meeting Marvin
A special meeting of Beulah Chap
S. M .Nosier and F. G. Leslie have
of Judge Thompson.
om was «t home there.
two o’elcck Monday are the hours set Skipworth, of Marshfield, and Mr.
ter,
O.
E.
S.,
will
be
held
in
Masonic
Had he not been on guard, Mr. Gil attended two Old Age Revolving Pen- i
J. T. McLean, of Bridge, was fined for the start of the two games in Bournes made taltai. stressing the
Temple next Thursday evening, Aug.
man’s loaa would probably have been aions meetings in Coos county the
»25 by Justice Dodge at Myrtle which the Crqtrille Loggers will en need for organization so that the ro-
30,
at
8
p.
m.
The
worthy
grand
Point for operating a steam engine gage the Van Dyke Colored House of pcrilkaa party wiH ba ready to direct
hundreds of dollars, the entire crop past week. The first was 'held in the J
matron. Mrs. Edith Phillips, of Port-
stored there being worth over $5000. city hall at Bandon where 50 people i land, will make her official visit to the without a spark arrester. He ia serv David, the origin«], on August 26 and the daatinies of the country whan the
Another local man w« hear of, who were turned away after the room was
ing his fine out at »2 per day.
27.
people again turn thumbs down an
chapter at that time, and all members
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own* a ranch where Canary gram packed. At Marshfield on Tuesday
Wesley Decs and Clarence Dodge
This fray may wind up the eeaaon democratic domination of
national
seed is harvested, Immediately moved evening there were 250 in attendance,
for the Loggers anloaa a Labor Day affoira.
¿freAmen^
served et the
.t North Bend, Tuteday, . game ia arranged or OoquiBe la fap-
his saaka frum his garage tote Ha and M m greatest interest waa shewn
The t h—hf i
nantad by Mr.
at each meeting.
f dora of the ^meiai «wion.
fvtted to play an outside club at tka Skipworth, temporary chairaaaa, to
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Well over 8,000 signatures to peti
Coos Bay Pau! Bunyan colt—tian. In draft a constitutiop and by-lawa for
The Oooe County Natal Day Asso
' Horseshoe Pitching Exhibition tions, addressed to congress, asking ciation of the Eastern Star is to be Ted Gillenwater at Lions Lunch ¡Urif the aeries with the colored bops the club, having failed to function, the
that the O. A. R. P. plan be put into
Ted Gillenwater, district attorney ’» the bl«e,t
T*“? * ** club’s executive committee was au
A horse Mme pitching exhibition by
this year, next Fri-
effect, have already been secured in held in Marshfield
.
of Klamath county, a candidate for
hu«T *t™*>n
thorized to draw up the necessary
champion tamers will be given in Co-
Coos county, and double that numbar
’ m “** “rmOTy"
,
the senes with the House of David, document.
quifte next Friday night, Aug. SI, at is confidently expected Portland ra-1
The worthy
«»iron, other state senator at this fall’s election,
A committee in each city and com
6 p. m. The event will be held in port« liM»0 as signing the petitions,' p,re,ent ,nd P*?
offlc«r» will.«nd who is depoty district governor composed of the Israelites from Ben
the Willard street parkways, just
Lion» Clubs
Club» in southern Oragon,
Oregon, ton Harbor, Michigan. The darkies munity ia to ba named by the chair
_
also
present
for
the
Nstal
Day
ob-
of
Lions
be
Natal
and the sponsors of the movement
west of the Sentinel building.
will scr',anc«r *» they are every August was a guest at the Lions’ luncheon truly have a faster outfit then the man to solicit members for the club,
a
sre predicting 'that 20 million 1
white men who adorn their faces with which will, work in harmony with the
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jackson, of
81.
yesterday noon. (He made a vary fine
have signed by the time congress "*•
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iS’J’T’TL"”'2.
wh takers.
Republican County Central Commit-
Kellerton, Iowa, are the experts v4>o meets in Jsnuary. California petT-' There wil1 »* * dinenr M noon tar ** * th* «’"J» dur‘B» wh,cl‘
*•*
Glenn Murray, Oerl Gilbert and , toe
wv. . W.
w. E.
u. Walsh
n«H»n is
■> chairman
ctMirman and
will r’ags the exhibition, and Harry t ons are reported to have already Star member»- *nd the afternoon tea- ferrod to Joe Dunne as the man who
Jack Thompson, Glendale star, are in Harry A. Slack is secretary of the
Oerding is arranging the local details. been signed by 800,000 people.
: sion will
be
devoted
to ' bqaineaa.
: almost - single-handed,
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~ "*
**J *"
1- »
i - j prevented
.-u the
The evening aassian will start at ! selection of Dr. Zook, as chancellor readiness to hurl in these games. This last nsmed committee.
Jacks m has been state champion
Mr. Norier has received word that ,
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of both Iowa and Illinois for two a representative of the southern Cali- : *'^1 «"d Beulah chapter members for Oregon’s educational institutions trio will face the famous “Babe” Ruth
of the negroes in "iBabe” Favors, who
years and is the son erf the former
by the state’s educational committee.
Council Session Monday
fornia organisation will be here
yearly slugs out a large total of home
w >rld champion, Frank E. Jeckaon.
Dh
Zook
’
s
communistic
teachings
are
by
nine
o
’
clock
at
whioh
time
the
the near future to assist in getting ’’
*
Councilman
Bryant and
Medley
runs. Among the other fence buster»
Mrs. Jackson won fourth place in
well known.
were the only absentees at the regu
the petition signing program Started membership roll of all the chapters in
are
Bennebte,
Oualy,
Henderson,
and
the World Tournament at the Chicago
Geo. L. (Scootie) Dutton, of Port
he county will be called.
‘oh a large »cal».
McQueen.
Guy Oualy and “Chick" lar session of the city council Monday
World’s Fair, and glso won the
land,
was also a guest and spoke
Beulah
chapter
won
the
attendance
Following |3 an extract, from an
Henderson
are
the coga of one of evening. There was very little busi
Weatgrn States championship for
briefly.
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aiticle appearing in the Oceanside, .up at Bandon last year and is hope
baseball's fastest keystone combina ness to come before the session.
wqmep at lx>qg Peach last December.
The other entertaining feature waa
Fred Scheer’s bid of »127.50 was
Cal’-f.. B|ade-Tribune, wh:eh throws ful of repeating at Marshfield next
tions.
Tt»ere prill be no charge for witness
Friday,
a dancing trio—Erma Porter, Mary
the lowest of two for the work of
more light on this plan which would
Aside
from
the
fast,
straight
base
ing this high class horseshoe pitching
Anyone desiring transportation to Graham and Lennis Torrey—who per
remove the terrors of old age from
ball the Colored House feature their transferring the Are fighting appar
program which W‘U «I«» '«Kinde fl
the
Bay for that occasion should call formed very pleasingly, with Anne
million» and millions in this nation,
Van Dyke beards, which will make the atus from the Oldsmobile track to the
numbpr of
seemingly impossible
Tl>» fownsend Q. A. R. P. would also Lafe Compton, phone 609, before next Barton accompanying on the piano.
Loggers ashamed of the stubble on new Ford fire truck, for painting it
make mxney mare easy in the United Thursday noon and arrangements
their
fair faces, and a shadow infield and getting it ready for the Fire
Planning Christmas Seal Sate exhibition. These along with the ex Department’s use. The fire commit
States than it ever was before, but will be made for them.
Morp Than 200 Pea Pickers
what it might do in the way of infla
Mrs. R. A. Wernich entertained the cessive pepper displayed by the tee was authorised to have the work
Pc# pi«k'"g is at the peak on th« tion is another matter which should
A
New Furniture Store Opened Advisory and Kxeautivs Council of athletes of ebony here comprise a done.
Tway and Ford ranches, but th« crop be taken into consideration. Here is
8. H. Donated was granted a license
The new Adams
Furniture »Co, the Coo» County Public Health Asso snappy, e torful exhibition.
1» not going to b« as large as sx- Frederick William Pett t’s analpysis
st re, adjoining the hotel building, ciation, Including the local chairman
An interesting sidelight is the bat to sell beer at The Pastime on First
pcoted, due to ths strong winds which
(Continued on page fourteen)
will have its formal opening tomor and publie health norm, at a lunch tle between three Logegrs for the street.
prevented spraying for aphis a few
The city engineer was instructed to
row, although It has been open for eon Thursday afternoon. Plans were battery championship of the team.
Weak« «go,
secure
bids for repair of the fire
mads
for
the
coming
Christmas
Seal
business all week after shipments of
The games on Sunday and Monday
Want Earlier Corn Show
H. 0. Cadman stated this morning,
walls at the city hail, to prevent
Bela.
good.«
began
to
arrive.
The
store
should
see
a
real
fight
for
the
su
Corn Show time Is approaching and
that six or seven tons ef pea» ffer«|
During the aeeaion Clarence Osika premacy. Glenn Murray is leading leaks, and for the painting of the
”om 1« well filled now but A. B.
■‘sing ahiuped daily from the Ford those most interested are urging that
Adams,
the
proprietor,
said
yester
was
appointed county publicity chair the three leaders with an average of metal coping around the outside walla
_____ is, it be held as early as possible, before'
pipch. The bulk of th« shipments
day
that
not
more
than
half
of
hia
man.
The •eeocietion is desirous of .365, with Fulford and Stewart follow of the building.
only November. Of course, a corn show
be!ng canned at Marshfield,
1"
A resolution was adopted, accept
increasing the »mount of seals sold ing with .355 and RM respectively.
be held until
is ripe, stock had arrived.
three or four cars of ice-p«eked peed«; 1 esnnot
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ing from the State Highway Depart
Assisting Mr. Adams will be Mrs. this year and an attempt is going to
pet being shipped for the fre»h pea w
thu F*»,
ment, the paving done on West Front
r
«-.A
BM rkmbzvkms.
mA aXl ■ Ke»
Minister Visiting iHere
and an
October skmAm
date mrioa
can —
probably
be Adams, and Harry Dorman, of Ta be made to inform the public of the
and Ferry streets this summer, and
welfare
activities
resulting
from
the
coma,
who
was
with
Mr.
Adame
when
selected.
Rev. and Mrs. Rodney Sandberg, of the recorder waa authorised to ad
he
conducted
a
store
at
Grants
Paas.
ourchase
of
the
seals,
It has been sugggested, boo, that a
*Oregon City, where be is pastor of dress a letter to the department ex-
Stage» to Run to Powers Now
bunfh nt alfalfa on the chin or cheeks
the Evangelical church, were guests nroMing the city’s appreciation for
On page three of this issue the. ¡.
# the
be
the badge <rf ,
a Corn
Corn Show
Show booster
booster
’» Three Fine Pronppctg
Visitors Here from Wall* Walla a couple of days this week of Rev. installing so fine an improvement
Oregon Motor Stages, Inc., annoonoes j
yeari but it i» to be hoped that
“With the possibilities of a gas or
Mr. and Mra. Walter H. Bunch G. JI. Gray and Rev. W. Raymond
the schedule for a Powers stage which thijl id<1
not
n.g , giUy
oil strike, the probability of coal 'ame over from College Place, a Wilder and their families. They were
started last Saturday. Powers has I dea and whtakers are a ntiis«nc«.
mining on a large eagle, «nd the fur suburb of Walla Walla, Tuesday eve an a vacation trip, arriving here Wed Recovers From Blood Poiaoninff
loon w’thout public
transportation
ther possibility of a ramp being open ning and are spending ten days’ vis nesday and leaving for home this
for a year or more, a nd the n»w
M. 0. Hooton was down town this
It feels J^ka Fall NfW*
Mr. morning.
ed near Fairview this fall, Coquille iting relatives In the county.
sen-ice will be greqtly appreciated.
morning for the first time in three
’ ia on the verge of a very strong come Bunch operates, a service station at
Summer weather «Jong this eoast
Jop Lj—tt, whq drove a stage tq
weeks, having been laid up with Mood
F'wvrs fop tflsny ri*rt. is driving for it most peculiar. Last Bunday it waa back,” remarked a director at the College Place and says that business I ii San Francisco for Operation poisoning which started in his arm.
Chamber
of
Commerce
luncheon
to
better
over
there
than
it
was
last
i
unusually warm here in Coquille, with
Mr, and Mrs. F. A. Pook left test For a time Dr. V. L Hamilton feared
th» company.
They are enjoying the ooel|
a bright sun all day, and yet the | Tuesday noon. He actually said, “on year.
1 week for Victoria, B. C., where Mr. amputation of the member would be
beach at pandon was enshrouded in • the verge of a bocsn,” but the after ¿mast weather after seeing 1Q4 and Pook took a steamer for San Fran necessary.
Ixxiked Like a Cigar
Although weak and 20
effects of booms are sranetimea fatal, M degyeg weather at home. After •
cisco. He expects to undergo an pounds lighter Mr. Hooton
The dirigible Macon, which left its fog all day with a strong wind biow-
and a steady, healthy growth Is muoh few days at Bandon they wiH leave
operation at the Southern Pacific recovering.
Sunnyvale base Tuesday morning, ng. At Laurel Lake, seven miles be
more to be desired.
for home over the Coast Highway the
low
Bandon
and
half
a
mite
from
the
hospital there. Mrs. Pook, after visit
pawed Bendon Tuesday
evening
letter
pert
of
next
week.
ing in Seattle and Portland, will meet
about 7:30. It looked to be flra ocean, the sun waa also bright.
Moving Pictures of the Game
Supt. Lane at Home Naw
him in Granta Pass next week on his
miles or more offshore, and about tfce the beach, all gioug the coast, was al
Merle
Landrith
Married
way
home.
si*e of a cigar as It drove standby most obscured by th» fog-
Motion pictures of the Van Dyke
8upt. and Mrs. P. W- lame. who
colored House of Devid vs. Coquille
had been vacationing *t Bandon for
Merle Landrith. of Roseburg. , son
north.
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Investigating Cod Proapecta Loggers baseball game are to be tak
The ambulance, which went through nearly two months, moved up tn Co of Mr. and Mrs. Novia Landrith who
Until J. ERis Loreman finishes his en Sunday by J. Ellis Loreman.
Jhe H. A. Slack family, of Coquill«, Coquille shortly after one o’clock quille last week-end and will make formerly lived tn Coquille, was a
lands
snd the L. A. Liijagvist family, af Wednesday was taking Roy C. Griggs, heir home thia year ip «he house ju*t visitor here last Sunday and Monday, investigations of the coal
The Gravel Ford Women’s Club met
Marshfield, returned Sunday evening of Powers, to the hospital at North east of Dr. W V. Glaisyer’s on Third accompanied by hia bride.
Ho was which are under option to the parties
from a ten days’ outing at Mr. Litje- Bend from Powers. His left collar street, opposite the Washington school Hurried last Saturday to Miss Max from Washington who have been in Thursday at the community hall with
qviat’s Lava Lake lodge, about M done was broken when he was etruck building. M t . Lane ia now putting ine Atterbury. They were on a ten- and out of Coquille for the pest three Mrs. Carl Anderson and Mrs. Jim
m.by a falling limb at Camp 2 of the in all his ttme getting ready for the day wedding trip, after which they weeks, no additional information of Clinton aa hostesses.
A good time
miles from Bend. They came home
coos Bay Lumber Oo.
by all
opening of school on Sept. t,
will make their I—a ta Cugmm.
their iatewtions wiH ba given out.
by way of Crater UM.
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