The Coquille Valley sentinel., November 30, 1934, Page 5, Image 5

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Lhre New» From Arag»
Millians Lena in »34
Comparison of motor vehicle rag*
There were seventy In attendance
at the church services Sunday morn­ iotrution receipts and gasoline
ing.
Rev. R. C. Young, of Myrtle collections under the old and
Point, delivered the sermon and Mrs. highway revenue-raising laws
S. C. McAllister sang a solo.
Next been made by the office of P. J.
week the special music will be fur­ Stadleman, secretary at state, and
there’» just pleny of
nished by a high school girls quartet, the comparative summarization is
opportunity
—-it’s here
—today
consisting of Iris Barklow, Annie presented for the first time since the
Your telephone reaches
more recent license regulations and
Deardorff,
Mary and Jean Watkins.
—the trouble is that
friends.
It protects your
Mrs. Oluf Aasen, Mrs. J. L. Burtts. iuei tax rate became effective.
many of us are not finuncially able
home in the crises of fire,
A loss of more than one and one-
Mrs. Grace Raekleff.
Mrs Gus
to “keep in step" with it—a live
ti.ird million dollars to the highway
Schroeder. Mrs. Albert Lillie, Mr
slckne.ts, or other sudden
growing bank account at thia helpful
fund is shown for the ten months of
bert Gulstrom, Mrs. John Cart,
alarm.
And today, in
cooperating bank b the first step
Naomi Robison. Mrs. B. B. Watkins IBM, ending October 31, which is a
’
.3
per
cent
decrease
in
revenue
from
met at the home of Mrs. Clarence
toward a partnership with opportu­
these .time« sho e all, it
The period taken for
Schroeder Friday afternoon and set all sources.
nity-think it over
is of value to you because
a quilt together ready for the frames. comparitive analysis is from July 1,
then act the think
it puts you on the line
» Mrs. Harriette Burbank returned to 1832. to April 30, 1033, the last ten-
Johnson's Mill with Mr. and Mrs. month registration stretch under the
for the calls of opportun­
Frank Burbank Sunday afternoon to former licensing law. Receipts from
ity.
remain till Thanksgiving.
Mr. and motor vehicle licenses, from motor
you'll want youra at the
Mrs. Burbank spent the week end al transportation charges collected by
the public utilities commissioner, and
There b Nothing You
the C. E. Schroeder home.
Mr.~IK3~Mrs. J. L. Burtis attended from gasoline taxes are included in
Buy That Gives You So
the first Red and White banquet to the report.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
be held to Coos county, in Marshfield ■ While vehicle registrations have
Much for So Little
of Coquille, Oregon
jumped up 15 per cent this year over
Thursday evening.
The first high water of the year the former period, the number in­
kept several patrons of the cheese creasing from 230,900 to 278,420 dur­
ing 1934, the collections from licenses
—opportunity helpers
tactoty at home Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Downing and on these vehicles have dropped 58
—of opportunity seekers.
children, of Coquille, were Friday per cent or from 35,251,480.99 to
82,185.405.27, due to the flat 85.00 li­
visitors at Nile Miller's.
Mrs. Naomi Robison, Kent Hicksm, cense fee established by the 1933 leg­
of Arago, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Robi­ islature for all passenger cars and to
Powers, Coos County, Oregon, ac- son and son, Harold, Mr. and Mrs. the adjustment in truck license fees.
FORECLOSURE BALE
State House Gossip
l cording to the map and plat thereof
Under the prior law, the average
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
Price
Robison
and
Mrs.
Nora
Hos-
By
Ernest
L.
Gray
rm file and of record in the office of
,der and by virtue of an Execution
the County Clerk of said County and poska, of west Norway, were Sunday tee for passenger cars was 820, the
The fortunate ones in legislative and Order of Sale issued out of the
State;
rate
depending
on
the
weight
of
the
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
contests of late have been coming to Circuit Cdurt of the State of Oregon
1.TI2e.^OU,th 87 ,eet of Lot E, Block Gulstrom.
automobile.
the capitol to look over the seat sit­ for the County of Coos on the 28th
IB
of
Morris
Subdivision
to
the
Town
LIUEQVIST, SWANTON
When license fees were lowered by
of November, 1934, in a cartain
The high school Sunday school class
uation in an effort to obtain the most day
of
Powers,
Coos
County,
Oregon,
ac
­
cause in said Court pending wherein
& SLACK
cording to the map and plat thereof met at the Watkins home Thursday the legislature, an added cent tax was favorable spots to catch the speak­ Portland Mortgage Co., a corporation,
I
on file and of record in the office of evening to organize a dramatic club placed on motor fuels. This increasd er’s eye during the session.
Attorneys and Counsellors
The I is Plaintiff, and B. Folsom and Susie
'he County Clerk of said County and under the leadership of Mrs. Law­ the revenue from that source for the
First National Bank Budding
House seating committee was defeat­ T. Folsom, his wife, are Defendants.
State.
ten months 32 per cent, from $4,812,-
ed for re-election, but serves never­ Case No. 10139, of said Court and
Bids will be received by me as Ad­ rence Raekleff. A temporary presi­
Coquille
Oregon
commanding me to sell the herein­
ministrator of said Estate, at the of­ dent and secretary were elected and 408.50 to 38,102,505.81. At the same theless.
It consists of Charles after described real property to sat­
fice of J. Arthur Berg in Coquille, plans laid for the first meeting which time, transportation charges collected Childs of Albany and Tunis J. Wey­ isfy the sum of $2788.47 with Interest
Coos Cqunty, Oregon.
DR. J. R. BUNCH
wiU be held the first week in De­ by the public utilities commissioner ers of Hood River.
The Secretary thereon from August 20, 1931, at the
Dated this
'
—
9th day of —
November,
9 per cent per annum, the
cember. Refreshments of popcorn were adjusted, bringing a rise of 58 of State arranges the seating in the
1934.
DENT18T
sum of $13.91 with interest
and chocolate were served to Iris per cent in receipts from this source, state senstir.
F. W. Powers.
X-RAY Service
>
from June 13, 1931, at the
Administrator. and Genevieve Barklow, - Price from 8381.885.98 to 8525,437.24.
Another interim committee, named rate of 10 per cent per annum, the
Laird Bldg.
First Street
J. Arthur Berg.
The total amount collected from all
Schroeder,
Woodrow
Robison,
Wal
­
further
sum
of 8412.18 with interest
by the 1933 assembly, was defeated
! 43t5
Attorney for Administrator.
Telephone 8Z-L
Coquille, Ora.
lace Carl, Ellis Raekleff, Stephen sources during the ten months under for election. It Is the committee to thereon at the rate of 10
annum from January I
the prior fee and tax rates was $10,-
suggest better rules of the roads. The further sum of $21.35
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Aasen, Fred Vetter, Merle Randle­
195,585.45,
while
during
1934
the
man,
Evelyn
Doyle
and
the
hostesses,
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
committee, including outsiders, com­ thereon at the rate of 10
GRANT CORBY
revenue has reached a total of 88,-
I
COUNTY OF COOS
Mary and Jean Watkins.
prised Joe E. Dunne, Harvey Wells annum from April 15, 1
BENEFIT SAVINGS A LOAN AS­
Attorney at Law
,
A birthday dinner in honor Of 313,338.32, or 81,382,247.13 less in re­ and Ray Conway of Portland; Clyde ther sum of 818.50 u
SOCIATION, a corporation, Plain-
Mrs. Sam Damron was held Saturday ceipts. Refunds on gasoline taxes E. Williamson. Albany; George Wins­ thereon from October 19, 1933, at
Richmond-Barker Bldg.
' tiff.
the rate of 10 per cent per annum,
at
noon with fried guinea as the main for non-highway use of the fuel have low, Tillamook; W. E. Stockdale, Max the further sum of $9.25 with inter­
Phone 157
CoquiUe, Ore.
LEM McGOWANV’and JANE DOE
been
deducted
form
the
totals
given,
course. Those partaking were Mr.
Flannery. John Beakey, Herbert est thereon at the rate of 10 per cent
Residence Phono 24-M
! McGOWAN, his wife. Defendants, and Mrs. John Damron and children, but administrative expenses have not
Hauser, F. D. Maison and R. H. per annum from April 14. 1934, the
i
Tf-Kitts of Sale
been deducted.
further sum of $150.00 Attorney fees,
Baldock, of Salem.
By virtue of an execution issued Anna Lou and Jack, Mrs. Jess Dam­
the further sum of 87.50 searching
out of the above entiled Court in said ron and Thelma Damron, all of Ban­
J. ARTHUR BERG
But tills committee did most of its records and costa and disbursements
Motor
Death
Rate
Mount«
cause
dated
November
8th,
1914,
don.
and
the
host
and
honored
host
­
work before the election. It has all rO.SO, together with accruing costs,
Attorney at Law
upon a judgment theretofore rendered ess, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Damron.
WILL ON SATURDAY, THE 29th
No improvement in the automobile ready for the legislature a bill pro­
Rooms i*4t 2
and entered therein in favor of
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1934, at the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oluf
Aasen
drove
to
fatality
t
record
was
made
in
the
viding a uniform motor vehicle re­ hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon of
Farmers * Merchants Bank Bldg
plaintiff and against the defendants
Phone 37
for the sum of 81242.88, with interest Bandon Saturday and visited Mr. and month of October, according to a re­ sponsibility act having to do with' 1 aaM day at the front door of the
thereon from and after the 14th day Mrs. A. Haber ly.
Coquille, Oregon
port released by P. J. Stadelman, sec­ liability insurance and the like. This County Court House in the City of
of October, 1930, until paid at the
Wednesday afternoon the ladies of retary of state, this week, which measure will be one of the major Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, of­
■ ate of 10% per annum, less the sum
fer for sale and sell at public auc­
of 8185.00 paid on account of said the community met at the home of shows 33 deaths from motor vehicle issues and it ts expected some form tion, to the highest and best bidde-
DR. W. V. GLAISYER
Mrs.
Gordon
Fleming
for
a
"to
be
accidents
during
the
month
as
com
­
interest; for the further sum of
oi compulsory iiBDiiiiy insurance will for cash in hand, all the right, title
VETERINARIAN
849,10 with interest at the rate of mailed” shower for her sister, Mrs. pared to 27 in October, 1933.
and interest of the said Defendants
result
10%
per
annum,
from
the
Sth
day
of
and to the following described real
Harvey Swoffard, nee Freda Schroe­
The trend of the year’s record to-
County Herd A Meat Inspectes
The one thing this committee will in
March, 1931; for the further sum of
der. Many who were unable to at­ wnrds more fatalities and a greater originate will be a new term for property, to-wit:
$13.00
with
interest
at
the
rate
of
Lots numbered 10, 11 and 13, in
Coquille, Ore.
, 10% per annum from the 24th day tend sent presents to be included in i number of injuries resulting from crime. It wiU classify the crime be­ Block 38, Elliott's Addition to Co­
of June, 1932; for the further sum of the box of gifts, which were numer­ car crashes was maintained in Octo­ tween reckless driving snd man­ quille, Coos County, Oregon, accord­
J. A. RICHMOND
812.00 with interest from the 29th ous and varied, including a quilt I ber, although there were a few less
slaughter It will be known “negli­ ing to the plat thereof on file and of
day of October, 1932. at the rate of
record in the office of the County
PHYSICIAN and SURGBON
pieced
by
her
sister
and
quilted
by
i
accidents
than
in
the
same
month
of
gent liomicide,” and will be punish­ .Clerk of Coos County, Oregon.
10 per annum; for the further sum
of 844.89 with interest thereon from 1 many friends in the last two weeks, 1933. The report shows 1,893 acci­ able, if put into effect, by the legis­
Richmond-^Baskoc Building
Said sale being made subject to re­
and after the 31st day of June, 1933, a set of silver, as well as aprons, i dents and 438 resultant injuries in lature, severely, but less than terms demption in the manner provided by
Coquille, Ore.
at the rate of 10% per annum; for th.
the lunch cloths, towels and kitchen­ October, 1934. and 1,905 accidents
provided for manslaughter. The ex­ law.
further suq of 8150.00 ‘ attorney
____ ‘ ’s
Dated at Coquille, Oregon,
Phones: Office 62M, Res. ill
ware.
Those
present
were
Meedames
and
385
injuries
in
October,
1933.
act penalty has not yet been deter­ 38th day of November, 1934.
fees; for its costs taxed at $28.10; I
Gus
Schroeder,
C.
E.
Schroeder,
Art
Ten
pedestrians
were
killed
in
Oc
­
did on the ' , 8th day of November,
mined, but will be left to the legis­
H. E. Hess,
J. J. 8TANLEY
1934, levy upon all of the right, title, Farrier, Marvin Shaw, J. L. Bnrtis, tober. Seventeen of the fatalities de­ lature. The crime will deal entirely 48t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon
| and interest of the said defendants Ernest Watkins. Geo Zinzerling, C. volved only one motor vrfiicle, hav­
Attorney-at-Law
with fatalities resulting from auto­
I in the following described real prop-
S. Webb, John Carl, Naomi Robison. ing been caused by colliding with a mobile accidents.
Office at rssiisnes, 279 Senth
NOTICE OF SHERIFF*» BALE
i “£,*«? (3) in Block Forty-one
Oluf Aasan, S. C. McAllister, Albert fixed object, going off the road, skid­
On the 15th day of December.
Willard BL, Coquille
(41) Flanagan’s Addition to North LUlie, Albert Gulstrom, C. A. Kellner. ding, or other non-collision type of
1934, at the hour of 18 A. M. at the
Oregon,
front door of the Court House in Co­
Tyrrell Woodward. Lawrence Rack- accident.
by virtue of leff, Misses Lots Schroeder, Alma
,
NOW
quille, Coos County, Oregon, I will
V.R.
During the first ten months of 1934,
said execution and In compliance
sell at public auction to the highest
_____ .. the
__ Fleming, Leona Pauli and Mrs. L. W 251 persons have been killed and
bidder tor cash the following real
WILSON . 'herewith, I will on Saturday,
3th day of December, 1984, at 10 Oddy, of Coquille.
4,002 injured, in 18,788 automobile
property located to Coos County,
«OPTOMETRIST”
I o'clock A. M, at the front door of
Oregon, to-wit:
Thusday evening the Bible class accidents. In the same period in 1933,
Errors ia Refraction corrected
the county courthouse, at Coquille, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Er­
Southeast Q
199 persons were killed, 3,343 injured,
Oregon, sell at public auction (sub-
without the use of Draga.
nest
Watkins
with
Mr
Parker
lead
­
snd 15,653 accidents occured. The
'ect to redempticei), to the highest
ter of
434 W. 1st St.
Coquille, Ore.
ire: increase in deaths from motor vehi­
bidder, for cash in hand, *11 the ing Those enjoying the study
tion
Twenty - Five,
Township
right, title, and interest which the Mr. and Mrs. David Root, Mias Alice cle causes is 38 per cent thus far thia
Twenty-Eight South of Range
within named defendants had in the Scott, Mrs. Naomi Robison, Mr. and year.
Thirteen West, of the Willamette
above described real property on the
County, Oregon,
UPCBLICATION
Mrs.
Ray
Parker,
Mrs.
Lawrance
date of the decree entered in said
Acres. Also com-
NOTICE FOR FUK.TCATION
cause to satisfy said execution, judg­ Raekleff, Mrs. Oluf Aasen, Sam Root
ty chains North and
it Christian MaoMr Chtrrirti
GeneraTLand* Office at Roeeburg. ment, Interest, costs snd accruing and Mr. and Mrs. Wstkins.
Twenty chains and 40/100 chains
“
Soul
and
Body
”
was
the
subject
East of the Corner of Sections 25,
costs.
A
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parker invited of the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches
Oregon, October 29th, 1934.
Dated this 8th day or November,
38, 35 A 34, in Township Twenty-
NOTICE is hereby given that John
the
high
school
students
for
an
eve
­
EMM .South qf Range Thirteen
of Christ. Scientist, on Sunday, Nov.
Golden, of Sumner, Oregon, who. on 1934.
ning of singing and games at their 35.
H. E. Hees,
Wist of the Willamette Meridian in
August 1, 1927, made Homestead en­ 43t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
Coos County, Oregon, at a cedar
home Friday evening. After a hilar­
try, Serial, Na 017548, for NE%.
Among the citations which com-
post marked C. S. from which a
ious time over the many stunts, deli­
Section ^Township 27 S., Range 12
NOTICE OF SHERIFF*« SALE
cedar stump bears South Nine de­
W., Willamette Meridian, has filed
On the 1st day of December, 1934, cious refreshments of pineapple and
grees East, thirty-six links, run­
notice of intention to make final at the hour of 10 A. M. at the front lime sherbet and cookies Were served following from the Bible: “If then
ning thence North Fifty links,
God so clothe the grass, which is to­
three year Proof, to establish claim door of the Court House in Coquille,
thenet. North Fifty-Six degrees
to the land above described, before Coos County, Oregon. I will sell at to Iris and Genevieve Barklow. Jean day ia the field, and tomorrow it
West, one chain, thence North Sev­
Win. H. Canon, Register, U. S. Land public auction to ths highest bidder Watkins, Lois Schroeder, Evelyn cast into the oven; how much more
enty-Five and One-Half degrees
Office, at Roeeburx, Oregon, on the for cash the following real property Doyle, Annie Deardorff, Marguerite
Few people knew that Sam Mar­
West Two chains, thence North
will be clothe you, O ye at little
18th day of December, 1934.
ty-Four degrees West, Two
located in Coos County, Oregon, to- and Woodrow Robison, Fred Vetter. faith?” (Luke 13:28).
tin, son of General Charles H. Martin,
Claimant names as vritnesses: John
24/IM chains, thence South
... .1 Merle Randlemann, Alvin Freden­
governor-elect had beeii employed at
H. Taylor, of Marshfield, Oregon; wit: The Southeast quarter of
The
Lesson-Sermon
also
included
and 4r/100 chains, thence East
the
Lewis Diehl, of Marshfield. Oregon; Southwest Quarter, and the South berg, Melden, Herbert and Wallace the following correlative passages the State Capitol for the past year Five chains, thence North Eight and
John W Armstrong, of Sumner, Ore­
until recently He has been work­
83/100 chains to the place of be­
half of the Southwest quarter of Carl, Price Schroeder, Mrs. Oluf
gon; Ben Frank Wrlston, of Sumner. the Southeast quarter of Section Aasen, Mrs. Naomi Robison, Mr. and from the Christian Science textbook, ing in the State Corporation Depart­ ginning. and containing, in the last
“
Science
and
Health
with
Key
to
the
Oregon.
(22), and the North­
described parcel. Five acres of
Twenty-two (M)
Mrs Ernest Watkins and Mr.
Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: ment under Charles H. Carey, Cor­
Wm. H. Canon,
land, more or M bs .
the Northwest quar­ Mrs. Parker.
quarter of the
poration
Commissioner.
The
young
Commissioner or Register east
42t5
“
Taking
less
‘
thought
for
your
life,
Said sale is made under execution
and
the - Northwest
quarter of
( ter
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S 21;
.
man,
who
graduated
two
years
ago
issued
out of the Circuit Court of the
the
Northeast
quarter
of
Section
what ye shall eat, or what We shall
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
Twenty-seven (27), all in
ii Town­ I
Brawnier Valley
drink*; less thought ‘for your body from the Harvard Law School, said State of Oregon for the County of
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
Coos to me directed in the case of the
ship Twenty-nine (29) South,
FOR THE COUNTY OF OOOti
Thoee from the valley to attend the what ye shall put on’ will do much lie would quit in about two weeks “so State of Oregon by the State Land
Range thirteen (13) West of the
in the Matter of the Estate of Ernest Ranee
not
to
embarrass
his
fatiMT.
”
HO
Will
Orange meeting held at McKinley more for the health of the rising gen­
Board, Plaintiff,
Willamette Mendig».
J I .arson. Deceased.
Said sale is made under execution Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs eration than you dihatn . . . We must return to his law practice in Port­
Notice of Sale of Real
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, issued out of the Circuit Court of the Ted Abbott and daughter, June. Mr not attribute more and more intelli­ land. .
That by virtue of an order decree
and Mrs. J. D. Laird, Mr. and Mrs. gence to matter, but lees and leas, if
and license of the County Court of
Ivan Laird ahd family and Mr. and we would be wise aa+heaMhy. The
Coos County, Oregon, made and en­
divine Mind, which forma the bud
Mrs. Ernest Krewson and family.
tered on the 8th day of November
Luthem Ellison and Robert Nelson, and blossom, will care for the human
1934, in the Matter of the Estate of
Ernest J. Larson. deceased I will on
of Roseburg, were at Albert Christen­ body, even as it clothes the lily; but
and after Saturday, the
sen’s after a truck load of myrtle let no mortal interfere with God's
December. 1934, proceed to sell to the
government by thrusting in the laws
«rood Sunday
highest and best bidder, tar cash to
Grant Wilcox, of Coquille, was a of erring, human ssyepts" (p. 98).
hand and subject to the ««Brmattan
of said Court, all of the right, title
caller in the valley Friday.
and Interest of the said Estate, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krewson and
those claiming under it in and to the
little daughter, Donna Jane, made a
WARRANTS TAKEN
following described real property, to-
trip to Drain the first of the week,
WiLots 21, 22. 23 it 24 of Block 11 of
where they visited a few days with
the Town at Powers, Cooa County.
relatives.
Oregon, according to the map and
plat thereof on file “»d
’**-2,rd !*}
the office of the County Clerk of said
in a
County and State;
„
.
Lot 7 of Block 14 of th» Town at
tea fines of opportunity
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you need a telephone
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