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rat OOQVnXB yaixky BINTINEÍ, coquille , OlMOft. TODAY, JANUARY lì. IMS. i i .11 ■. Live News From Arago OUT OF THE “TOPSY TURVY” OF THE PASS ING MONTHS . . . THERE IS BEING BORN AN INCREASING FAITH, A GREATER CON FIDENCE—that will usher in an era of closer mutual co-operation of mutual interests—a little more “giving”—* little “taking”—a bit more “building up”—with not so much “tearing down” —and out of it .... will come a more lasting peace and prosperity for us all . . . THIS BANK ENTERS INTO THAT NEW ERA—by permeat ing every avenue of its service with the broadest and most liberal co-operation consistent with safe, conservative banking . . . FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Coquille, Oregon ■J" ■.!■! — 1 Professional Cards L1LJEQVIST, SWANTON & SLACK Attorneys and Counsellors First National Bank Building Oregon Coquille DR. J. R. BUNCH DENTIST X-RAY Service Laird Bldg. First Street Telephone 82-L Coquille, Ore. GRANT CORBY Attorney at Law Richmond-Barker Bldg. Phone 157 Coquille, Ore. Residence Phono 24-M ■ I I J ■ ■ ■ - . I II J. ARTHUR BERG Attorney at Law Rooms 14 2 Farmers st Merchants Bank Bldg Phone 37 Coquills, Oregon DR. W. V. GLAISYER VETERINARIAN County Herd & Meat Inspector Coquille, Ore. J. A. RICHMOND PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Richmond-Barker Building Coquille, Ore. Phones: Office 62M, Res. 93R J. J. STANLEY Attorney-at-Law Office at residence, 279 South Willard St, Coquille V. R. WILSON “OPTOMETRIST ” Errors In Refraction corrected without the use of Drugs. 434 W. 1st St. Coquille, Ore. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE On the 9th day of February, 1935, at the hour of 10 A. M. at the front door of the Court House in Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following real property located in Coos County, Oregon, to- wit: The Northeast Quarter, the North half of the Southeast quarter, and the Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section Twenty-five in Town ship Thirty South of Range Thir teen West of the Willamette Meridian. Said sale is made under execution iasued out of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Coos to me directed in the case of the State of Oregon by the State Land Board, Plaintiff, vs. Ralph E. Gilkison and Rena Viola Gilkison, his wife; Coos County, Ore gon; School District No. 88; Road District No. 27; Port of Coquille Riv er; Non-High School; and all other taxing disti icts and tax levying bodies affected by this suit. Defendants. Wm. F. Howell. 52t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Gustav G. Borgard. deceased, and all per sons having claims against said estate are hereby notified, that they are re quired to present same duly verified, with proper voucher therefor, to the undersigned, at the law office of Harry A. Slack, in Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 4th day of January, 193S. Lester A. Borgard, Administrator of the Estate of Gus tav G. Borgard, Deceased. 5115 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS I i PACIFIC COAST JOINT STOCK LAND BANK OF PORTLAND, a corporation. Plaintiff, vs. FRITZ FUCHS and ELLA FUCHS, husband and wife, JOHN F. MAT- SON, ELMER MATSON, AUGUST MATSON, BENNETT SWANTON, Trustee, BENNETT TRUST COM PANY, a corporation, GALE ROB ERTS and “JANE DOE” ROB ERTS, husband and wife, GEORGE CLAWSON and ALVINA CLAW SON, husband and wife, and STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION, Defendants, No 10563 SUMMONS To FRITZ FUCHS and ELLA FUCHS, husband and wife, two of the above named defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON you are hereby requir ed to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the expira tion of 4 weeks from the date of first publication of this Summons, that being the time prescribed in the or der for publication thereof, said date being the 4th day of January, 1935, I and if you fail to so appear and an for “. want «««•''*> thereof, H1C the piMinUH plaintiff 1 swer *** | will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint, to-wit: for judgment against the defendants, Fritz Fuchs and Ella Fuchs, husband and wife, for the sum of $5,541.34, with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from and after the 1st day of November, 1934; and the further sum of $350.00 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from and after the 1st day of November, 1932; and the further sum of $350.00 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from and after the 1st day of May, 1933; and the further sum of $350.00 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from and after the 1st day of November, 1933; and the further sum of $350.00 I with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from and after the 1st day of May, 1934; and the further sum of $350.00, with interest at the i rate of 6 per cent per annum from and after the 1st day of November. 1934; and the further sum of $45 00 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from and after the 9th day of July, 1934; and the further sum of $125.15, with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from and after the 30th day of December, 1933; and the further sum of $121.47, with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from and after the 1st day I of September, 1934; and the further s sum of $23.50 with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from and after the 3rd day of December, 1934; and the further sum of $350.00, at torney’s fees, together with its costa and disbursements herein sustained; and have a decree of foreclosure of the mortgage described in plaintiff’s complaint covering the following real property situated imthe County of Coos, State of Oregon, and described as' follows- SH of SWy< (which includes Lot 4; and SE% of SWV4, and the SEVi of Section 16; Lot 1 of Sec tion 20; Lot 1 and Eft of NWV«, SEV« of NE¥4, and NWV« of NE¥4 and NH of SW¥4 of NE¥4 of Section 21, all in Township 26 South, Range 12, W. W. M. and for the sale of the mortgaged premises to satisfy such judgment, and for a decree barring and fore closing you and each of you of all right, title, and interest in said mort gaged premises and every part there I of, and have such other and further relief -as to the Court shall seem meet and equitable. This summons is* published by or der of the Hqnorable D. F. Thompson. Judge of the County Court of Coos, County, Oregon, made and entered the 31st day of December 1934. Mac Veigh A Colon, Attorneys for Plaintif, whose ad dress is 404 Yeon Building, Portland. Oregon. Date of first publication: Jan. 4, 1935. Date of last publication: Feb. 1, 1935. j Preliminary compilations by the U. S. forest service in co-operation with the census bureau show that the average price paid for Douglas fir stumpage in 1933. based on private sales, <vas $1.92 per thousand feet. Ponderosa pine sold for $2.64 per thousand feet and western hemlock for 93 cents. The average price paid for softwoods of all species in the United States was $2.57 per thousand. The average price in 1932 was $2.82. ’ PAGI PIVI n*. . Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff and family returned Sunday from Canby, where they spent Christmas. Ed Racklef, father of Lawrence Rack leff, returned with them and many of his former friends have enjoyed vis its from him. He spent a few days in Coquille, on New Year’s day he drove to Bandon and on Tuesday he went to Langlois where he formerly oper ated a store. ' A Julia Rodgers enrolled in the eighth grade Monday morning from the Twin Oaks school. Her parents have moved to the P. W. Laird place for the year. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hollenbeck and family moved the first of the year to Coquille where Mr. Hollen beck has employment. The C. J. Bressler family have moved to the Hollenbeck house on Fishtrap. A short business meeting of the Ladies* Aid was held at the Joel Root home with Mrs. Naomi Robison as hostess Thursday afternoon. Bible study was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Root Thurs day evening of last week with fifteen present. The first eighteen verses of the Gospel of Matthew were studied as the beginning of the study of the New Testament, which will be stud ied consecutively this year at the Bible classes. Those present were Mrs. C. A. Swift, Mrs. Clarence Schroeder. Miss Edythe Woodward, Mrs. Naomi Robison, Mrs. J. L. Bur tts, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rack leff, Ed Rackleff, Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. David Root, T. B. MacDonald, and Sam Root. A marshmallow toasting was enjoyed after the lesson. Earl Downing, of Coquille, con ducted the morning services at Ara go Sunday with a special musical number furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woodward, Mrs. J. L. Burtis, Mrs. Emily Hickam, Mrs. John Carl, Sam Root, Ray Parker and David Root. Mrs. Edith Woodward and daugh ter, Miss Edythe, left Sunday after noon for Fairview, after spending the vacation at Mrs. Woodward’s home. They visited Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Sevy at Langlois one day during the va cation. Miss Joan Milani was operated on Saturday night for appendicitis. She is making a satisfactory recovery Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw and children, Patty and Arlan, drove to Ashland to spend New Year’s day with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Shaw. They returned Thursday eve ning. Clyde Fleming came in from the CCC mamp at Coos Head Thursday and spent the week-end visiting his brothers, Gordon, Ray and Emil, and his sister, Alma. This is his first trip to Arago. Shelby McAllister returned to Ash land New Year’s day to resume his work at the Southern Oregon Nor mal School. He will finish his course in the spring. Mrs. John Devereux snd son, of Bandon, visted at the Geo. Zinzer- ling home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parker and sons returned from Medford and other way points last week. Mr. Parker and the boys in the woodwork class have worked on the gymnasium floor this week, getting it in readiness for the basketball season. Two games will be held this week, one with Coquille and one on Friday night with Langlois. Ten and fifteen cents will be the ad- mission charges as they are not regularly scheduled games. . A few neighbors gathered at . the home of Mrs. Edith Woodward last Saturday evening to spend the eve- < ning with games and visiting before she and Miss Edythe returned to Fairview. Those enjoying the occa sion were Mr. and Mrs. Tyrrell Woodward. Mrs. Naomi Robison, Mrs Emily Hickam, Miss Alice Scott, Sam Root. Oliver Myers and Harvey Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watkins and Mrs. C. A. Swift returned from Ban don Thursday evening. Mrs. Swift spent New Year’s with her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Stitt. Mr. Watkins and family drove down Wednesday to take Mrs. J. K. Baker home. Andrew Smalley was in Myrtle Point Saturday, the first trip out af ter his illness during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hampton return ed from their trip to Loe Angeles the first of the week. Fairview Miss Marjorie Judd visited Mias Aria Jenkins, of Brewster Valley, for several days during the holidays. Saturday, January 12. the Fair view-North Fork Grange, No. 739, will hold its first meeting of the year in the grange hall at Fairview. The new year promises to be an outstand ing one under the leadership of the new master and his assistant officers. Lew Sonneland returned to his work in North Bend the first of the week after spending several days with his family. Due to the heavy rains recently the upper North Fork is raging in its banks and in several places has par tially covered the main road, making travel in the valley a risky business. Mrs. Nagle, of near Marshfield,! visited* Mr. and Mrs. John Phillip; during the holidays. Mrs. Wm. Judd, the new president of the Fairview Woman's Club, called the first meeting of the year on Wed nesday, January 9. The afternoon was spent in sewing and a potluck luncheon was served at the noon To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council of the City of Coquille, hour. Oregon. Gentlemen: Riverton News Submitted herewith for your consideration is my report covering Re the yeai- 1934, as follows: The Young People’s Club had- a ceipts and Disbursements for GENERAL FUND business meeting Wednesday night in Dec. 31, *33 To Balance ...................... $ 3,762.40 the high school. This club consists of Dec. 31, ’34 Special Taxes ___ __ 18,72647 817.97 Road Taxes -__ ____ young men and women past high 418.00 Fines .......................... school age. 392.50 Licenses ..... ...™........ The town orchestra resumed its 390.25 Rents ...... ______ ___ practice this week, after the Christ 8.00 Building Permits ...... 238.25 Miscellaneous .......... mas holidays. They are working on Mt. States Power Co. 876.51 a very delightful arrangement of $17,163.39 By Warrants redeemed ... “Over the Waves” in addition to Interest on same ....... 1,420.61 their regular popular music. 3,000.00 Bonds redeemed ....... Bond interest paid 1,830.18 A. C. Dye damaged his car consid f 41.16 Miscellaneous ........... erably this week when he stopped it 2,175.01 Balance ....................... near his bam while he was milking. Evidently the brakes did not hold $25,630.35 $25,630 35 for when he came out to get his car $ WATER FUND he found that it had gone off down $ 9,249.90 Dec. 31, '33 To Balance .............. -...................... the hillside into the canyon. 17,050.01 Collections from consumers Dec. 31, ’34 Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz and small 15.00 New Services ........................... $ 5,040.14 daughter, Mary Louise, are moving By Warrants redeemed ................. 12.26 Interest on same.......... ............ to Bandon where Mr. Kurtz has pur 6,282.50 Bond interest paid ................... chased a farm upon which he plans 1 7? Miscellaneous expenses..,....... to raise strawberries and cranberries. 14.97A28 Balance .................................... This community will be sorry to have $26,314 91 $26,314.91 Mr and Mrs. Kurtz leave. « Mr. and Mrs. Loren Willard’s baby STREET IMPROVEMENT FUND boy, Billy, of Coquille, is reported to Dec. 31, ’33 To Balance .......................................... $ 1,514.06 493.85 Collections, unbonded liens be very ill. Mrs. Willard is the Dec. 31. ’34 350.00 Discount, warrants redeemed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. By Warrants redeemed y ....... I 1,593.32 Kight, of this city, and was a student 48 43 Interest on same ...................... in the Riverton schools. Our sincere 716.16 Balance ........... ............................... sympathy is extended to them. $ 2,357 91 $ 2,357.91 Geo. A. Gilman, of Los Angeles, was a visitor in this district this IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING FUND week. Mr. Gilman has a fur shop Dec. 31, ’33 To Balance ...........................................— $12,753.78 12,221.83 Collections, bonded liens,............... near Hollywood and supplies the Dec. 31, ’34 $ 6,500.00 By Bonds redeemed .......... ............ movie stars with the finest of furs. 170.63 Partial payments cleared ........... Mr. Gilman buys the raw skins, tan -18,304.98 Balance ......................... —.............. ning and making them up at his own $24,975.61 $24,975.61 store. This year Mr. Gilman bought more fox pelts in southern Oregon IMPROVEMENT BOND INTEREST FUND than any other man. $12,145.06 Dec. 31, '33 By Balance ........................... The Rivertdn ferry is now back in Dec. 31, ’34 5,486.37 Bond interest paid ....... $ 3.427.32 To interest collected ......... place, after having been transferred 14,204.11 Balance ..... ,.................... to Bullards for a short time while the ANNUAL REPORT of City Treasurer—Year 1934 Bullards ferry was being salvaged. $17,631.43 $17,631.43 The water is yet too high on the low STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS lands along the river bank to use^fofi Warrants Outstanding ferry. 12/31/34 Inc. or Dec.* 12'31/33 School was resumed this week af 97842» $ 37.094.56 $ 36,116.14 $ General Fund ter a vacation of two weeks. Strange 715.40 518.88 196.52» Water Fund 3,593.32 2,000.00 1,593.32* t as it may seem, practically all of the Special Funds ...... 4 students were glad to get back. Ope $ 41,403.28 $ 38,635.02 $ 2,768.26* drastic change that has been made is that each student is required to earn Bonds Outstanding .$ 23,000.00 $ 22,000.00 $ 1,000.00» Funding 1927 .............. twenty points each year for extra 5,500.00 4,500.00 1,000.00» Henry Street Bridge curriculum activities and must have 6,000.00 5,000.00 1,000.00» Beach Street Bridge .... these to graduate. This will stimulate 95,153.57 88,653.57 6,500.00» Street Improvement athletics, glee clubs, debate, dra 13,500.00 13,50000 Water, Series P............ 30,000.00 ■ 30.000 00 matics. etc., and will help develop D ............ 20,000.00 20,000 00 E ............ initiative in the students. . 50,000.00 50,000.00 F ______ Bridge Happenings Edward Morrison has been ill for the past few days and unable to at tend school. At the Grange meeting Friday eve ning. five officers, who were not present at’the joint installation held in Myrtle Point last month, were in stalled. They were as follows: over seer, Vem Magill; assistant stew- Don McPherson; lady assistant stew ard, Mrs Chas. Johnson; Ceres, Mrs. Don McPherson; Pomona, Mcs. L. A. Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barnett and niece, Miss Esther, of Arago, were dinner guests Sunday dt the Dwight Culver home. Miss Ionella Curtiss will have charge of the Christian Endeavor meeting next Sunday evening, the subject of which is, "What Do I Know About Prayer?” Teddy Miller led an interesting and helpful meet ing last Sunday evening, a pleasing feature of which was a solo by Miss Myrtle Beckett. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Puetf and two sons who recently moved here from Bend, left Tuesday for Pasco, Wash., where they will visit relatives for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rookard are occupying their house during their absence. Mrs. Matilda Hill was honored Thursday, Jan. 3, with a delightful surprise party in honor of her 89th birthday anniversary. The first guests to arrive were the following friends from Coquille: Mr. and Mrs. Earl Downing and little daughters, Phyllis Rae and Joan; Mrs. Amelia Hill, Mrs. M. O. Hooton, Miss Jennie Lafferjy,. Mrs. George Swinney and daughter', Miss Ferrantine, Mrs. L. E. Alexander and daughter, Eva, and Mrs. Harriet Schaer. They brought many birthday gifts and a potluck dinner. In the afternoon the merry party was joined by Mrs. W. A. Lett, Mrs. Orlin Lett, Mrs. Jas. Morrison. Mrs. Stanley Lake, Mrs. Hattie Hatcher and Mrs. .Ray L. Beckett, who also brought lovely tokens of re membrance and a birthday cake. Mrs. Hill, though crippled for the past 20 years as the result of a broken hip, enjoys very good health for one of her advanced age. Since March, 1933, she has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. A. O. Hooton, the only one of her five children who survives. Mr and Mrs. Albert Reed and lit tle son, Gerald, who are spending some time here with Mrs Reed's par ents, Mr. ar.d Mrs. W. A. Lett, spent the past week-end at Sitkum with her sister, Mrs. Elmer Wilson, and $243,153.57 $233,653.57 » 9,500.00» Total Indebtedness ...„.................. $284,556.85 $272,288 59 $ 12,268.28» Sums in the above table followed by(»> show decreases in indebtedness. STATEMENT OF BALANCES $ 2.175.01 Dec. 31, ’34 General Fund ..................................... 14,976.28 Water Fund f........................................ 716.16 Street Improvement Fund................ 18,304 98 Improvement Bond Sinking Fund $14,204 11 Improvement Bond Interest Fund 21,968.32 • Cash and Securities on hand........... $36,172.43 $36,17Ì43 Respectfully, W. S. SICKERS, City Treasurer. family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culver attend ed Pomona Grange at Langlois Tues day. Mrs. Culver is the Pomona lec turer. School commenced again Monday after two weeks’ vacation. Mrs. Ruth Brown returned the latter part of the week from Crescent City, Calif., and C. E Ellison and Mrs. Elise Lamp returned Sunday from Portland. If you want to subscribe for a Port land daily the clubbing combination we offer with the Sentinel will save you money. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS WESTERN LOAN & BUILDING CO., a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. ROSE THAYER, O. G. THAYER. A. E SEAMAN, JOHN D GOSS and ELISABETH H. GOSS, his wife. STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION. UNITED STATE OF AMERICA, Defendants. No. 16537 Pnblicatlon of Sammons TO ROSE THAYER, O G THAYER, A. E. SEAMAN, JOHN D. GOSS AND ELISABETH H GOSS, HIS, WIFE, STATE INDUSTRIAL AC- ■■rrmi,- .--,- UNITED «<***»•* CIDENT ■ COMMISSION, * STATES DANTS1 OF wr AMERICA,' DEFEfL i 10 per cent per annum from August 11th, 1933, for the further sum of $125.00 attorney’s fees. b. For a decree that plaintiff's mortgage is a first, prior, valid and subsisting lien for the amount of the judgment rendered herein; that said mortgage be foreclosed and the de fendants and each of them be barred and foreclosed of all right, title, claim or interest in or to said real nroperty or any part thereof, saving and excepting the right of redemp tion; c. That the real property described herein, to-wit: Beginning 'at a point on the east line of Seventh Street South. Sixty (60) feet North of the Northwest cower of Block Thir teen (13), E. B. Dean and Com pany’s Second Addition to the town of Marshfield, Coos County, Oregon; thence run North along the east line of said Seventh Street, South, One hundred (100) feet; thence east parallel with the north line of Anderson Av enue, Fifty (50) feet: thence South One Hundred (100) feet to the North line of Anderson Av enue, West; thence west Fifty (50) feet along the North line of Anderson Avenue, to place of be ginning, with all its appurtenances, rights, privileges and easements be sold by the Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon, “ on , r • giving the no- - - that anj* party to this that'sTch MW may be purchaser at such sale; ’purcha ’ser be let into IN THE NAME QF THE STATE the tmmodUte possession of said real OF OREGON: You are hereby re- P””’«’}.* "n.d J*"? and parcel quired to appear and answer the ’hereof, that “^Sheriff 40 ?uc.h complaint filed against you in the purchaser a certificate of sale and af ter the time allowed by law for re above entitled suit within four (4) weeks from the 11th day of January, demption. unless said real property 1935, and on or before the Sth day shall have been redeemed, a deed; d. That plaintiff have judgment of February, 1935, the time prescribed in the ORDER OF PUBLICATION of against the defendants. Rose Thayer said Court, made and entered on the and O. G. Thayer, and against each of 3th day of January. 1935, and if you , them, for any deficiency that may re fail so to answer, for want thereof main after the apnlication of the pro the plaintiff will apply to the Court ceeds from the sale of said real prop- for the relief prayed for in plain , ertv to the judgment rendered herein tiff’s complaint on file herein, a suc I and for such other and further re- cinct statement of said relief prayed : lief as to the court may seem meet and equitable in the premises. for being as follows, to-wit: Harry A. Slack, a. For judgment against the de Attorney for Plaintiff fendant* Ross Thayer and O. G. First National Bank Building. Co Thayer, and against each of them for the sum of $1461 02 with interest quille, Oregon. ___ of „ 10 per cent ___ First thereon at the rate per date of publication, January annum from the 16th day of March, IL 1935. 1932, for the further sum of $162 641 Last date of publication, February with interest thereon at the rate of g, 1935. 52t5
