The
iqiiille Valley Sentinel
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COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1934.
Loggers to Play Sunday
Two Fire Alarms This Week
ANEWORDINANut
Just as we go to press, W. H. For
The fire department was called at
tier informs the Sentinel that the
i 1:30 Wednesday afternoon to the
Loggers will play one more game
house on the Fairview road, belong
this year. It will be played at the
ing to O. C. Sanford, into which the
For Coal Mining on a Large Roland T. Cook fanrily had moved this Made by J. E. Dunne and Jas. Supt. Lane Furnishes Items new park in Marshfield at two o’clock Concerning Disorderly Conduct
Sunday afternoon with the Eugene
week.
About Plans for Year,
Scale Near Fishtrap In a
M. Mott at Republican
Adopted by Council—City
Townies as opponents. The Eugene
The fire started in an outbuilding a
And the Teachers
Short Time
Picnic Sunday
Caucus Sept. 24
club is a fast one and the Loggers
few feet from the garage at the roar
will have tq^play their snappiest to
end of the house and was probably
Public schools in Coquille opened win. The game was arranged as a
Monday being a holiday the city
Wm. A. Baker, president of the caused by boys Whom Mrs. Cook had
There was one most pleasing fea
(Baker-JLyuch
Mining Corporation, heard talking out there. The flames ture in the addresses made at the Re September 5 with a total registration climax for the Paul Bunyan celebra council, with all members present,
met Tuesday evening.
which is testing the thick veins of had reached the paper roof of the publican picnic at Norway last Sun of 609 pupils. Registrations in Sep tion.
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coal on the 860 acres of land ¿he com garage before the department ar day and the two candidates, Jos. E. tember, 1933, reached 630 pupils. It
The most important matter con
pany has optioned two or three miles rived, and would have destroyed the Dunne for governor, and Jas. W. is expected that 25 or 30 additional Red & White Opening Saturday sidered. was the adoption of an ordin
ance providing for ’a fine of from >5
back of Fishtrap, stated to the Sen home had it not been for the prompt Mott for congress, made friends and pupils will return within the next
Coquille’s Red and White store, to >60 for conviction before the re
tinel Wednesday evening that so far actions,<'of Geo. H. Chaney and two votes by their attitude. The point we two weeks. Principal Henry H. Hart
owned by Jess Williams, is to have its corder of a number of offenses, usu
everything is proving out successful two bom . who had the fire under con mention is that neither caniddate as ley and Superintendent P. W. Lane
official opening as a member of thia ally grouped under the bead of “dis
ly but that they will not be ready for trol before the department chemical sailed hie political opponent in the teddrested the pupils of the high
co-operative buying group, tomorrow turbing the peace.” The old ordinance
a wook or more to make final and could be turned on. The west erft) of slightest manner, ’ quite a different school at their first assembly Tues-
(Saturday).
Ba/
Morning.'
The
home
room
system
repealed by the act waa aodpted in
complete announcement of their plans., the garage was damaged but the car procedure from R. R. Turner’s the
Mr. Williams is advertising that February, 1904.
week before when he criticised and and the rotating schedule plan found
He reiterated hia statement that be ¡aside waa run out to safety,
Students co-operative and responsive. cake and coffee will be served all day
The ordinance provide* that it ahall
■was not yet ready to receive appli-
A brush fire threatened the D. F. attacked Mr. Mott
at the Red and White tomorrow; that be unlawful for any person to appear
Mr. Mott made a splendid talk, one Already there is a noticeable smooth
cations for employment. When he is, Thompson home yesterday afternoon
there will be something fr~> for th» in a public place "in an intoxicated
announcement will be made through atld
ftre department was called to of the best he has ever msde on a ness in the operation of the high
kiddiea;
and that 100 prizea for aouita condition, ao aa to be offensive or
the Sentinel. If no serious faults ih extinguish the blase with the chemi- campaign tour, and gave evidence school daily program.
Over forty
football
candidates are to be given away. Note his adv. on annoying to the gneral public,*’ or “to
the geological formations are found .'caL Across the highway the berry of a broader viaion and keener in
page sevdn of thio issue.
engage in any riotous, drunken or dis
in their tests, and the decision is to i bushes and dead grass were burning sight into public affairs since his turned out to listen to Coaeh Lester
Wilson as he discussed plans for the
orderly conduct" in any public place
proceed with the development, an. fiercely and the side hill between the two years’ experience in congress.
In introducing Mr. Mott, Wm. E. coming season. Equipment was dis To Hold Joint Meeting Sept. 12 or on private premises.
office will be fitted op in Coquille house and highway was afire clear to
Profane, obscene or indecent lan
where the business of the company the building when the department ar-1 Walsh referred to the congressman as tributed and training rulea suggested.
Chamber of Commerce members
the man who, as corporation commis Superintendent Lane also made a and their wives are invited to attend guage in a public place ia prohibited;
will be transacted.
rived.
sioner, shook the racketeers out of short talk and urged hard work in the no-host dinner of the Coquille obscene exposure of the person, im
Mr. Baker talked very interesting
I
preparation for the first game with Woman’s Club, their first fall meet moral or lewd conduct, the operation
ly of the coal mining business in gen
and loan associations.
a a» 1 building
After expressing the hope that ell Bandon, October 6.
eral and of the field which he is pros
ing, at the hotel next Wednesday eve of a bawdy house or the soliciting of
The attractive and serviceable eal- ning at 6:30.
the candidates who were on the plat
pecting, in particular. Tests of the
A special program, lewd or immoral practices are forbid
form with him would be elected, Mr. cimine work in the corridors has with an outside speaker, has been ar den.
coal taken from the veins here show
Discharge of firearms within the
it to contain a larger number of B.
i Mott plunged into an hour’s resume caused much comment and all the ranged by the committee in charge.
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of congressional action.
He stated hallways are now much more cheer
city limits, throwing of any miasle
T. U.—heat units—than the product
The Coos and Curry County Fair
emphatically that the republicans in ful and lighter in appearance. The
of any known mine in the country.
liable to cause injury, are prohibited
will open September 12'with every
congress had not opposed the New domestic science room will soon be
Fourteen thousand, six hundred, B. T.
except in case of a pease officer per
prospect of it being the largest and
Deal policies which were included in finished and work in the aseembly
U. is nearly double that found ,in
forming his duty, or a citizens pro
best fair ever held in Myrtle Point.
the national recovery acta.
Where hall will be completed in about ten
nearly all the coal mines on the coast,
tecting his property or person.
The many reservations for display
the cleavage occurred in congress dr.y<
and that ia what one vein here shows.
Soliciting of funds with which to
space are rapidly taking up the hous
With the return of the entire fac
was when the democrats began to
Mr. Baker expressed himself as
purchase liquor, or asking for a
ing capacity at the Fair grounds
Here’s a fish story that beats any
discard the constitution, to substitute ulty fl last year it has been possible
well pleased with the efforts of the
drink, or drinking of intoxicating li
Community booths have been reserv
we have hoard in many a blue moon,
presidential
and
bureaucratic
'law-
to
begin
all
work
very
promptly.
Mr.
Chamber of Commerce Industrial
quor on the street or in a public place,
ed and are being prepared.
The
and it is a true one.
making in place of congressional. The Hartley did work in the Oregon Nor
Committee, of which C. E. Niles is
are all forbidden.
Bridge Booster club, Arago Commun
While
fishing
Off
Bastendorff
on
the
first session of the past congress was mal School at Monmouth. Miss Har
To attempt to force attentions on a
chairman, in securing a site at the
ity club and McKinley, Fairview and devoted largely to enacting legisla riet Gould attended Oregon State Bay, Wednesday, F. A. Zeile, of Salt
Wernich mill property where
the
woman or girl while under the influ
Bridge Granges are already working
pound ling
tion which would end the depression, College for the summer session. Miss Lake City, hooked a 23
company can load coal temporarily.
ence of liquor is proscribed.
on their booths.
eod
on
a
No.
6
book-
—
one
of those
many of the laws being measures ad McClntock and Miss Hall were at
Mr. Wernich gave permission to use
Brawling and fighting, except in de
The race meet promises to be the
vocated by ex-IPresident Hoover who their homes in Pendleton and Mc about an inch in length—and landed fense, or “addressing any pers>n in
the dock there for that purpose.
best aver seen at the Fair grounds. did not have congressional support
The cou
Minnville. Mr. Cunning did some ex he eod by use of a gaff.
If the decision is to go ahead with
insulting, profane or indecent lan
Reservations have been coming in for
tensive work in Corvaallis.
Mr. measured 38 incehs in length, and guage’* is a violation of the ordinance
in putting them over.
the development of the property, Mr.
some time and many fast horses will
:taide
was
found
an
8-inch
fish
and
a
But the brain-trust features, look Lucbke spent the summer at Klaber,
Baker says that a real mine will be
and in case of prosecution the ag
be entered.
ing toward a socialistic or even a Washington. Mr. Osika remained In «nail octopus.
opened up in those hills between
gressor shall be deemed the guilty
The Smith-Hughes agricultural di
Another
eod,
weighing
6H
pounds
for the summer. Miss Hill
communistic form of government, aa
Fishtrep and Riverton with all
party.
rectors have been hard at work to attempted in the lest SHiflWy
relatives in Portland. Mra. waa caught on the same book, and*-
in
Marking upon or defacing in any
prepare their exhibits with prospects gree*. have been vigorously
at home to Coquille far hird was lost because tfie sea trout way an automobile, house, geruge, or
protection of the miners installed,
rf making them the best ever shown
wit
was
pt
et
t
y
badly
tarfi
up
on'the
by republican senators and eongfofo- j the summer months,
even though Oregon laws are very
other structure, or to mali iousjy
at the Fair. This work is in charge of
Sinse registration figures are now irat two catches.
men, and by a lot of democrats.
vague in thia matter.
'“’■oak down flowers, trees, burlings,
R. W. Behead, Myrtle Point; W. N.
Mr.
Zeile
was
of
the
opinion
tha<
He told why the general public is known following the opening of
There ie nothing definite yet to
approaches to buildings, is forbidden
Cunning, Coquille; M. Buckanan, Ban
the big cod caught was the same one
not fully informed on the present day
announce, for the proving of their
by the law.
Nearly all Ilalkwe’en
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don, and D. Ponting of Coos River.
which escaped his hook five times the
policies of the administration. News
holdings has not been finished but it
acts of vandalism would come under
There will be a children’ day at the
day before as it was lying in the same
will be within a fortnight.
paper correspondents can only secure
this section.
Health Asa’n Luncheon Here hole in the rocks.
Fair Friday, September 14, the third
their information from the publicity
To a large extent the entire ordin
day of the Fair. At this time all
Coquille has been selected by the
With Mr. Zeile were his wife and
departments of the various bureaus
Times Editor Resigns
ance ia aimed at those who make nui
children of school age will be admit
Public Health Association board for her mother, Mrs. C. W. Ashton. The
and these publicity heads give out
sances of themselves while intoxi
Claire J. Gillette, managing editor ted free to the grounds.
the holding of the annual fall lunch former left this morning for home,
only what they deem advisable, with
cated.
v
of the Coos Bay Times for the past
Unusual attractions this yesr at the
eon. The date set ie Oct. 6th. There after spending his ten days' vacation
an eye single to the political future
four years, has resigned his position, Coos County Fair will be Komedy
will be an all-day session. In the at the Ashton home here.
of the administration.
Will Have Charge of Office
effective Sept. 15, and will engage in Katons, trapeze acts, acrobat acts and
morning Mrs. Saidie Orr Dunbar will
Referring to old age peMiona, Mr.
the insurance business in Portland.
Dr. V. L. Hamilton drove out to
displays of dental dexteritoa.
conduct a seal sale institute, follow
E.
E.
Brodie
Visits
Coquille
Mott stated that the >200 a month
Wendell Webb, city editor of the
McMinnville Sunday and on hie re
Between races every afternoon, in
ed by the public health luncheon at
pension to. all citizens over 60, as
E. E. Brodie, publisher of the Ore
Times for the past two years, has front of the grandstand, there will bo
turn was accompanied by Miss Viola
the CoquiHe Hotel. In the afternoon
advocated by Dr. Townaend, is im
gon City Enterprise, and who is also
been named by its publisher, Sheldon a splendid acrobatic act produced by
Zulawinski who will be in charge of
a card party will be held to raise
possible of payment, but that the
chairman of the -State Liquor Com
Sackett, of Salem, to the vacancy, al the Horry De Garro troupe of five
his office. Miss Zulawinski ia a nurse
money for county relief along health
coming winter’s session of congress
mission. made the Sentinel a frater
though the latter expects to make gymnasts.
who acted in the same capacity for
lines. Preceding the card party a
will see some form of old age pension
nal call last Saturday.
He stated
more frequent tripe to thffiflay than
The Komedy Katons, as they are
the five years Dr. Hamilton practiced
style show will be displayed.
that
things were running quite
he has in the past Mr.^Wobb had known, will be staged by two men, a law enacted. Possibly it will be a
in Klamath Falls. She has been visit
Mrs. R. A. Wernich, president, asks
co-operation between state and fed
smoothly now in the state liquor de
considerable experience on larger clown and a chinaman, producing a
ing her mother in McMinnville for
full co-operation of all friends of the
eral agencies in paying the aged, but
partment; that the department is
metropilitan newspapers before com string comedy act full of laugh and
the past six weeks, since returning
association both for their support and
he ia sure something along this line
keeping six plain clothes officers in
ing to Marshfield. .
from Honolulu where she was en
thrills. A revolving ladder act will
also that they bear this date in mind
will be done.
the field who cheek up on liquor law
gaged in her profession for the pre
add further to the entertainment.
so as to avoid a conflict of social af
Thia United States cannot exist
violations, and that the commission
vious two years.
Herman Hobi of the Hobi Airways
fairs, which might detract interest
Burned JaU and Self
with one-sixth of its 20 millions un
used but a fraction of the >400,000
and
his
popular
assistant,
Pilot
from this worth while work.
"Kit" Carson, a
prospector
on
employed, Mr. Mott asserted, and the
budgeted for it by the legislature to
Radio Shop Is Moved
Johnson ereek near Powers, was Banders, will be here to afford Fair certain plan to be attained is to re
inaugurate the etate dispensary sys
visitors
an
aerial
view
of
central
Coos
The
radio shop of Everette Palmer
brought to thb Mast hospital la Myr
Hunting
Stamps
at
P.
0.
duce the hours of labor, raising the
tem, and that expansion of the busi
was this week moved to the room at
tle Point yesterday morning, suffer county.
age at which youth starts to work,
Migratory bird Hunting Stamps are ness and all expenses are being paid
the rear of the Wilson Confectionery.
ing from bums which it waa thought
and reducing that at which the mid
out of the profit the state atores art
Return from Drouth Section dle-aged ceases to produce wealth as now on sale at the Coquille postoffice. making..
Mrs. Beryl Wilson, who had made
at that time might take his life. He
They sell for $1.00 and in Oregon
her
home in that room, is now living
waa thrown in
jail
at
Powers
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Wood returned it does in its prime.
Mr. Brcdie has in previous years
must be attached to the hunting li
Tuesday
for
being
drank and last (Friday evening from
their
Mr. Mott criticised the parliamen cense by every hunter 16 years of been U. 3. minister to Siam and to in the Mrs. M. H. Wickham house
disorderly and during
the night month’s eastern trip. They went to tary impediments with which the ma age or over. A fine of not more than Finland, but he seems to enjoy living across from the telephone office. Her
set his bedding
on Are.
The visit Mr. Wood’s mother in Iowa. jority in congress prevented the pass >500 may be assessed against a hunt in Oregon, running a daily newspape: son, Jimmie, who has been Jiving with
building burned, too, and he was res They experienced enough heat and ing of the Frasier farm mortgage re er of migratory waterfowl who does and acting on a state commission hia grandmother, Mrs. Frank Fish, at
Bancroft, entered school here this
cued after being overeóme by the saw enough of the drouth conditions financing biH and predicted its future not have such a stamp.
mueh more than he did when acting
week.
fumes sad was badly burned.
to last them the rest of their lives. passage.
The purpose of the federal govern as United States good-will official in
In some of the windswept sections
“No one wants the New Deal to ment in selling these stamps Is to foreign countries.
To Grade North Fork Road
Did Not Have “P. U. C.” Platea every vestige of vegetation had been fail,” Mr. Mott declared in conclu create a fund for its program of
W. D. Leaman was instructed by the
blown
away,
leaving
the
ground
ab
sion, “We are glad, of course, that waterfowl restoration.
To Speak Before W. C. T. U.
The state police are making a
county court this week to arrange for
round-up of truck drivers whose ve- solutely bare. There ia not very much the nation has confidence in the pres
Dr. Clara Ingham, of Portland, grading the North Fork road from the
hieles do net bear the MP. U. C." Of a corn crop in Iowa this year, and ident. But we also are bending ev
Non
High
School
Board
state W. C. T. V. health director, will Fred Johnson place to Ray Dead-
plates of the public service commis many towns and cities were com ery effort to keep the emergency and
Monday evening at 8:00 p. m. has speak at a special meeting Saturday. mond’s. There is a balance of >1500 in
sion. Yesterday Wm. A. Johanneaen, pelled to haul their drinking wate> other legislation within the limits of
been
designated as meeting night for September 8, at 2 p. m., at the home the ’■'••d district’s funds, and 90 per
from
a
distance.
It
’
s
a
condition
our constitution so that our present
of Marshfield, waa fined >10 by Jus
the
non-high
school board and also as of Mra. C. C. Farr. Plan to attend. cent of the property owners petition
tice J. 8. Stanley here, and thia morn that we of this evergreen section can system, legally enacted, may not
a
date
for
the
meeting of the budget The next regular local meeting and ed that the money be spent on that
hardly
visualise.
fail.”
ing Iceland McNair, of Myrtle Point,
committee
to
formulate
the budget election of officers will be Sept 21 at stretch of road.
Joe 'Dunne was introduced by Dal
was given the same. Both men had
j
for
the
non-high
school
district
The the Dr. James Richmond home, at
To
Have
Co.
Fair
Booth
King with whom he tad served in the
been making efforts to learn what is
,
meeting
will
be
held
in
the
office
of two p. m.
Chan Dane« Orchestra Coming
required in this regard, and the judge
The Coos County Health Associa legislature, as “the next governor of
county school superintendent.
Oregon,
”
and
he
probably
will
be
for
The Chan family Orchestra, of
remitted half the fine for each.
tion will have a booth at the county
Legion Auxiliary to Meet
At any of these meetings the public
North Bend, is giving a dance in Co-
fair next week where mothers may he has the knowledge of Oregon’s
is invited to be present and talk over
The American Legion Auxiliary quille next Tuesday evening, Sept. 11,
Many Vacation at the Caves leave their babies for an hour or two. needs, the judgment of a compara any problems which may arise.
will hold its first business meeting of in The Dungeon—the basement of the
tively young man, he is only 52, and
There
will
be
a
nurse
in
attendance
Coquille people were quite numer
the fall on Monday evening, 8ept Machon building on First street. The
the fire and enthusiasm to make Ore
ous at the Oregon caves last Sunday most of the time. A first aid kit will
10th. Installation of officers will be Chan orchestra has done considerable
Red
Cross
to
Re-open
Here
gon
the
best
governor
the
state
has
be
kept
in
the
booth,
health
litera
and Monday, among those who made
held,
and interesting reports of the broadcasting over .KOOS"and features
had
in
years.
The Coquille Red Cross will re
the trip to this popular resort on ture will be there for distribution.
atate convention at Astoria will be Sun Loy Chan, the China boy with the
His
first
of
several
stories
was
that
open
headquarters
for
the
winter
next
Mrs.
Lelia
Elrod
states
that
there
Grsyback mountain being Dr.t and
given by the delegatee. Additional blues voice. There will be three door
Mrs. M. Earl Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. 8. will also be a set of scales on hand of a conversation between two darkies Wednesday In the Sentinel building.
entertainment has also been planned prizes given.
M. Nosier and daughter. Geo. T. Moul and children will be weighed . and i who finally decided that NRA stands The room will only be open on Wed
and all meml>ers are urged to attend.
from
•
until
11
measured
for
parents
who
desire.
nesday
mornings,
for
"
’
Not
Right
Away."
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jeub, Mr. and
New Stamp Issues on Sale
Mrs. E. D. WeU> and daughters, Mr-
Oregon Is a state of ..wonderful o’clock.
B. P. W. to Meet Monday
Postmaster Geo. Belloni states 'that
Pageant for Beulah Chapter posibHItlee the speaker saM, but It The local unit is practically out of
and Mrs. P. 8. Emery and daughter,
The next regular meeting of the the Coquille office now has for sale the
A short paceant, "Way of the Way has not reached anywhere near the shoes and clothing of all kinds and
Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Lawrence and
Business A Professional combination airmail and special de
farer,” with seven characters in the development of which it ia capable donations or contributions of wearing CoquiHe
sons.
Women’s Club will be held in the livery 16 cent stamp for first class
cast, will be presented at the Thurs and he intends as governor to help appearel will be thankfully received.
Coquille Hotel at 7:30 Monday eve mail not exceeding an ounce in
day, Sept 1«, session of Beulah chap bring about a more rapid develop-
bars are weight Ho has also received the 6-
ter, O. E. 8., after the regular eom-
Julias (Ruble spent the Labor Day ning, Sept. 10
COUNTY FAIR
IS NEXT WEEK
ITS A TRUE
FISH STORY
(Continuad m eighth
vacation visitina hie parente at