The Coquille Valley sentinel., February 22, 1935, Image 1

LETTER FROM
PAPER THATO LIK
VOL. XXXI.
NO. ».
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Roseburg Plays Here Tonight
h Chamber of Commerce Rec­
ommendation to City—Com­
mittees Appointed
The Coquille Red Devils’ second
game with the Roseburg Indians will
be played in the Community Build­
ing here this evening.
When Co-
quilfe played out there a few weeks
ago the Roseburg five nosed out a
hard-fought game. 34-30.
Both
teams have improved since then and
tonight's game should be a hummer.
Roseburg lias no “B” team so the
preliminary to tonight's high school
game will be one between two inde­
pendents, Bill’s Place and Thrift’s.
This game will start at 7:30 o'clock.
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COQUILLE. COO« COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 33. 1835.
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Scouting to Resume Here
Per Ton To Be Paid the Local Talk by Jack De Witte, at Lions
Club Yesterday, Intensely
Rail Track Joint Corpora­
* Interesting
tion by Manufacturer
It was nported at the Lions Club
luncheon yesterday noon that ar­
rangements had been made for re­
suming Scout activity in Coquille and
other towns in' Coos county by at­
taching the troops here to the Eu­
gene-Willamette volley council. It
will cost each city »70 a year and
the money has been raised in Co­
quille. Myrtle Paint, Bandon, Marsh­
field and North Bend. The scout ex­
ecutive from Eugene will spend 18
days of the year on this side of the
county and
d the same number on the
Bay side, 1 which I» more attention
than Coos;__
.. when it ■ was
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-
received
: ached to the Roseburg council.
The L>ons club furnishes the funds
for the Coquille Scouts and the 20-30
club has agreed to provide the Scout­
master. There will probably be two
trpope in Coquille.
WOMAN'S CLUB
Annual Card Party to Be Heid
In L «. O. F. Hall Next
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Tuesday Evening
The concensus of opinion at the
Jack DeWitte, world war veteran,
The directors of the Rail Track
The Coquille Woman’s Club will
forunx meeting of the Chamber of
Joint Corporation met in Dr. Jas. "writer for detective magazines and a
give ita annual card party, with lots
Commerce, in the hotel Wednesday
Jas. Richmond’s office here last eve­ member of the American Legion and
of merchandise prizes on hand, in the
evening, was that the Community
ning and authorised a contract to be French Legion, was the-guest speaker
Odd Fellows' Temple, next Tuesday
Building should be left where it to;
made with the Standard Equipment at the Lions club lunch yesterday,
evening, Feb. 26.
that a new concrete building is un­
Co., of New York, for the manufac­ it has been referred to as the most
This yearly card party by the ladies
thinkable at thi* time; and that such McNelly Retained at Co. Farm ture qf the rail joint which E. C. intensely interesting talk heard by
is one of the season’s outstanding so­
repairs as are possible should be
Neal invented some two or three the Lions in months-o< years.
cial affairs and the participants have
The county court on Wednesday
made at once.
H's subject was criminology. He
years ago. A telegram was sent to
always. In the past, enjoyed an eve­
named C. L. Wilson of Marshfield, gs.
These repair« would include what
Mr Neal and L. A. Liljeqvist, who had acted with the police in many of
ning of unalloyed pleasure.
janitor for the court house, to suc­
the city officials already have in
are in Chicago to sign with the man­ the largest cities in Europe and his
The card games will not be con­
ceed C. Ç. Evland.
mind at SERA projects — the re­
ufacturing company on a royalty comparison of methods over there
fined to bridge, either contract or
As superintendent at the county
planking of the walk from the street
basis of $3 36 per gross ton of joints With those In ¿he United States was
auction, but will include any kind of
farm, Fred C. MsNelly, who has
to the door; the placing of’ posts
manufactured.
This will mean a far from flattering for the foreign
game for which a table can be made
made so excellent a record in man­
which would prevent the walk being
systems.
royalty of 15 cents per joint.
Honoring “Father's” Birthday up—five hundred, hearts, pinochle,
aging the farm, for many years past,
used by automobiles; the widening of
What that will mean to the stock­ ’ Scdtland Yard is really a joke when
Honoring the father of this country pedro, or what have you. Probably
was named by the court to continue
the driveway from Willard street,
holders of the Rail Joint corporation compared with crime detection in
and his birthday tqfiay, the bank, the a game of solitaire would not be for­
in that position.
past the Legion Home, to the myrtle
could easily be figured by anyone the U. S. The best word he could'
postofflee, the city hall and the bidden.
grove, and the installing of larger
who knows the total railroad mileage say for It was that there is no graft 1
The 35 cent price of the tickets will
court
heuse, are ail closed today.
water pipes to the showers and
in the United States, for all railroads in the Yard, unless it is in the high- '
Business -houses do not observe this include score card, refreshments,
toilets in the building; and the in­
will eventually be equipped with er-ups, and he did not know about
door prizes, of which there are to be
holiday by remaining closed.
stallation of lights along the walk
thto safety device. We hesitate to them. But the personnel of the Yard 1
many, and prizes for high score.
to the building.
say how many millions this wilt in mostly flatfeet.
Those contributing merchandise for
He told of a Yard man who came
In addition to this the city will re­
mean for the.local corporation.
prizes include J. A. Thomas, Roberts
Judge McLain** plan to have legis­
new the roof as it to needed
The
The Northwestern railroad already over to Chicago to get ’ a prisoner.
Beauty Shop. T. Warner, Mrs. Nina
ceiling and whitewashing of the in­ lative enactment which would have has 20 miles of track equipped with When he arrived he decided to go
Nosier, H. N. Lorenz, Nosier Grocery,
terior are other improvements which permitted Coos county to fund ita thto joint, and it has proved abeo-i ^oUt and look for another man wanted,
Cow Bell Dairy, Swift A Co., Dr. C.
Mr*. R. A. Wemich, president of the ■ix per cent warrant« with four per lutely satisfactory in every way in i Within 15 minutes his body was
A. Rtetman, Nosler’s Beauty Shop,
Ten applicants for citizenship were Hand’s Shoe Shop, Medford’s Gro­
Woman’s Club, urged and if funds cent bonds was knocked out Monday making rigid the steel lines of rail­ found, riddled with machine gun bul­
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led. And that "Bobby” had bragged naturalized before a fair-sized atten­ cery, Coos Feed & Seed Co., Stevens
are available the city will consider morning when Gov. Martin refused road track.
to sign the bill which .had been passed
about
how he would “get his man!” dance in Circuit court Tuesday morn­ Hardware, W. H. Bond, Dunham's,
the possibility of doing that also.
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The decision reached at the Wed­ by both the senate and house. The
Mr. DeWitte told about a Los ing. Others, whose witnesses were Southwestern Motor Co., Safeway,
F. F. A. Entertain» Grange
Angeles deputy sheriff, whose only not present, or who needed further Farr & Elwood, West Coast. Tele-
nesday evening session was that rep- law would have applied to all 36
The regular social session of Co-
study before being admitted to citi­ phone Co., Folsom's Grocery, Co­
presentatives of all civic bodies in counties in the state, but there are
quille Grange was held in W. O. W.
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Coquille be appointed to meet with ' not many of them which would have
a hair, half an inch long, foun^ in zenship, will come up for a hearing quille
Service Station,
Rackleff
hall last evening, with one hundred
a gash in the flesh of a dismembered at a future date.
the council and help in the decision
ision needed to take advan!
advantage of it. Gov.
Pharmacy, V. R. Wilson, Bill’s Place,
present, including visitors from the
___ Martm declared tt to 1>e “clearly un­
The questioning by the examiner J. A. Lamb Co., City Cleaners, Fuhr­
as to how much can be donsu—_____
body. There was no other hair on
Fairview and McKinley Granges.
The Chamber of Commerce por­ constitutional.”
the body and absolutely nothing In from Portland brought out that the man’s Pharmacy, No-D-Lay Cleaners,
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Ruble were
tion of that committee consists of
Having lost in his efforts to ac-
the way of flesh identification. The applicants all had a fair knowledge Busy Corner, H. S. Norton Music,
Geo. Belloni, Wm. Barrow and J. L. i compUsh interest saving on general given the obligation and became murder had been committed two of
the
government
of
the Roosevelt Super Service, Coquille
members of the Grange.
Stevens. F. 8. Emery was appointed fund warrants. Judge McLain is now
months before, but eventally a high­ United States, and that all were of I-aundry, Coquille lee Co.'. Peoples
The program was in charge of the
good moral character, with no arrests Market. I. A. Elrod, C. K. Norcott,
by the Lions club; Mrs. R. A. Wer- turning his attention to general road
Coquille Future Farmers of America^ flying doctor confessed to the crime.
nich and Mrs W H. Mansell will fund warrants, and he finds statu­
And it all started from that half for moral turpitude smirching their Coquille Hotel, Hudson's Drug Store,
chapter and they presented an hour,
records.
act for the Woman’s Club; and Mrs. tory provisions which would permit
inch of blond hair.
First National Bank, Joyce’s Beaqty
and a half program, with the follow-
Bertha J. Smith and Mrs. A. N the funding of rood warrants with
One applicant informed the ex­ Solon, Economy Market, J; C. Penney
Mr. DeWitte was on the scene
ing
officers
presiding:
Cedric
Cross,
Gould have been appointed by the bonds, if a majority of the votess fa­
When Dillinger was killed in Chicago, aminer that congress was the presi­ Co., Gould Furniture Store, Ber­
president; Ben Daniels, vice-presi-1
B. P. W. club.
vor the plan. This, of course, means
pnd stated that there was almost an dent’s assistant in running the gov­ gen’s, Thrift Grocery, Taylor Bat­
But Judge Mc­ dent; Harold Neal, secretary; J
taking part in the dto- a spacial election
y__Qf federal and police officers ernment, when he should have said tery A Service Station, Slater Va­
Lain says tire difference between the Clinton, treasurer; Clynard
neighborhood where the No. the cabinet was. This caused*Judge riety Store, E W Gregg, Niles Motor
stott,
reporter;
and
W.
M.
six per cent rate the warrants car­
IV was attending 'his last mo- Brand to facetiously remark, “I Co.. Fred Kunz Garage, Fit— ii i ld
adviser.
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Woman’s Club
ry and the present four per cent bond
J lion picture.
In fact, Mr. DeWitte thought congress was fighting the Service Station. Mike’s Implement
Cedric Crow gave « resume of the had f;own /rom
Nw o,i • president.”
operative ral
initiative*. rate, would mean a saving of 17500
Ilouse, Jno. A. Martin, Liberty The-
(„ ,h„
K1.
Mayor Berg, who told what the dty the first year in interest, and that year’s work of the F. F. A., and , tip
that something big was going to
Following is a list of those ad-' ' atre, Simth Wood-Products, City of
spoke
of
the
advantages
given
its
j
contemplated doing, and said the city with road warrants back to par, the
break in Chicago. The officers had mltted to citizenship, their present Coquille, J. L. Smith.
,
would also endeavor to have the ex­ county would save thousands of dol­ members in fitting themselves for Dillinger
’s capture or death planned address, and the country of their na­
leadership
and
community
service.
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terior of the building painted; J. E. lars additional in lower prices for
tivity:
many .days in advance.
Another Coquille Beach Cottage
Norman
Berry
gave
a
very
fine
Norton, O. C. Sanford, 3. M. Nosier, purchases.
Carl Arthur Brandt, Marshfield,
Mr. DeWltte gives the. United
talk
on
the
life
of
Oeo.
Washington.
,
L J. Post and his two sons have
He estimates the cost of an elec­
Wm. Barrow, C. W. Gano and J. A.
States credit for having the finest Finland.
The music of the evening was fur- (
Fitzpktrick.
’ tion at $2700, which would mean a
Edith Helena Brandt, Marshfield, been making rapid progress in the
federal and state police in the world.
construction of Mrs. A. J. Sherwood’s
Mr. Sanford said it was a dream net saving of $4800 on the interest nished by the triple trip, or Girls
Finland.
Bandon cotage which they started
of his that when he became a mil­ charge alone, beside the saving on League ensemble; by the FFA Hill­
..
Adolf
A.
Johnson,
Marshfield,
Fin
­
Toll-Free Bridges Probable
billies, on hp.rmonica and guitar, and
last week. The cottage to something
lionaire that he would have erected purchasers.
land.
by several soloists.
I | A program which would make Ore-
and present to the city a modem,
Before calling an election, the
Erick A. Asphalm, Marshfield, Fin­ more than 400 feet south of the Goo.
Amanda
Stem
furnished
two
VO-
gon's five new bridges on the coast land. At his request his name was Bryant cottage, which was heretofore
fire-proof building which would be court will write for the opinion of
the farthest south of the Coquille col­
a real community center for Coquille, bond attorneys as to the legality of cal solos; Mrs. Ruth Beyers two solos highway free of toils and would pro- changed to Erick A. Johnson.
which would house the public library the bonds, if and when the voters on the cello; Ben Holverstott two pi- vide the state with a much-needed
Walter Charles Germain, Marsh­ ony which at the present time num­
ano solos; Lewis Donaldson and modern highway from Troutdale to field, Great Britain.
bers ten along the bluff from the Dr.
and have an auditorium suitable for approve them.
\
Preston Moy rendered harmonica Bonneville was agreed on at Salem
holding state conventions.
Charles Fred Winters, Bandon, J. R. Bunch to the Bryant seashore
solos, and Orval Bailey a guitar sglo 1 yesterday by Governor Martin and I
home.
Mrs. W emi ch brought to the meet­
Cases Set for Next Week
Greet Britain.
Refreshment* of coffee and cake '.he state highway commission, says
The Sherwood cottage stands back
ing’s attention the.4ennis courts, lo­
Vittoria
E.
Biasca,
Coquille,
Swit
­
Following is a list of cases set by were served at the dose of the F. F. a dispatch to the Oregonian.
farther from the bluff than any of
cated on city property across Tenth Judge Brand on Tuesday to come
zerland.
up A. program.
The proposal must be submitted to
street from the high school, and
John M. Brynteson, Marshfield, the others. It to 32x40 feet in dimen­
next week in Circuit court;
the PWA because, among other , Switzerland.
sions, and will afford garage room
stated many people thought those
Monday—State vs. Richard Jordan,
things, it embodies an additional fed- ■
for
two cars, beside having a good-
750,000 Trout Allocated
court* should be located on the high
Elsie Charlotte Halliday. Coquille,
indicted by the grand jury last week
sized living room, a kitchen, shower
Fifteen sportsmen from Marshfield (r®' «‘ft of »4,200,000.
school grounds. This, however, to a
!
Great
Britain.
on the charge of involuntary man­
North Bend, Bandon and Coquille
P*»:; George Bok. Lakeside. Denmark. room and three bed rooms. It to en­
Woman’s Club project and the Cham­ slaughter.
, _ are _ the
. fe*tur^ °f
closed with rustic and to to have a
ber of Commerce members did not
met
here
last
evening
to'
apportion
Tuesday—M A. Ostby vs. Coos Bay
present »1,400,000 gift from the gov- Buck,
shaked roof.
feel like doing anything which might
the
seven
hundred
and
fifty
thousand
Dredging Co., and Portland Mortgage
look as though the chamber was in­ Co. vs. John F. Matson.
cutthroat and steelhead fingerlings ernment for the coast bridges.
2. The state would substitute gen­
Damage Can Settled
terfering in the ladies* program.
Wednesday—State of Oregon vs. which are nearly ready for distribu­ eral obligation bonds for the »2,- Mrs. Anna Worthington
tion from the hatchery at Bandon
The
case of Allie Miller, guardian
Died Here Sunday
200.000 in bonds now pledged and
ed by Leonard Ensele on hto violin,
for me-aon, Willard, Miller, who was
Thursday—Anna Louise Majors vs. The state game commission truck which would be redeemed through
accompanied by hto sister, Geraldine, i
State Industrial Accident Commission will be here in the near future to dis­
Mrs. Anna Martha Worthington, a severely injured when struck by a
at the piano: and by a double boys’ and A. C. Meyer vs. Mineralized-Cell tribute the fry as allocated last lolls under the present agreement.
resident of Coquille for. the past car a week ago Sunday, against the
3. PWA would dispose of the bonds
quartet from the high school, accom- t
night.
twelve years, passed away at her Coos Bay Times and the driver of
Wood Pi eserving Co.
ind would then make a gift to the
panied by Margaret Purvance at the.
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For Curry county streams there are
homo
on South Heath street, last the car, John Nelson, was settled out
piano
The
boys that
did Coquille
exceedingly
rAftrartinn« -»
at Lier»/
I ihartv 150,000 cutthroat trout and 200.000 -‘ate of »4,200.000. which to the es- J Sunday night.
of court the same day it was filed.
well
and
proved
will
well and proved that Coquille will
Attractions at Liberty steelhead.
i mated cost of constructing the 20 Mi
Funeral services were conducted at The damages asked totalled »327.
miles of Columbia River highway
not lack for male vocalists when
Many outstanding pictures have
In Coos county the distribution wil
the Gano Funeral Home at two p. m. but J. Arthur Berg, for the plaintiff,
unning west from Bonneville to
Frank Leslie, E. D. Webb, J. L. Smith, be<?n booked by the Liberty Theatre be
according to
the following
Tuesday by Rev. G. A. Gray. Inter­ and Marvin Skipworth, for the de­
Troutdale.
H H Hartley, and many others re- for showing during the next thirty schedule:
ment was in the cemetery at Myrtle fendants, reached a settlement and
4. The government would be asked
Hare are just
a “ few of the
tire from musical participation. The days. ”
1 ' “
stipulated that the case was settled.
North Coos river, 40,000 of each
Creek on Wednesday.
to ajree that this »4,200,000 for high­
double quartet was composed of Lin many screen hits which will appear: kind.
Mrs. WorthiKgton was bom in Eng­
way purposes would be in addition to
Swain, Jim Robinson. Don Smith, ’Sweet Adeline,” Shirley Temple and
Ten Mile lake, 40,000 each.
Boys Face Tenn la Pen
land March 13, 1859, being eleven
all moneys which may be received in
Jesse Barton. Jim Schaer, Alton Lionel Barrymore In "Little Colonel,”
Ten Mile creek, 20,000 each.
months and four days post 75 years
Ovid Weekly and Tommy LeRoy
Will
Rogen
in
“
Life
1935-38
under
the
Cartwright
act
or
Begins
at
40,'
Schroeder, Bob Waggoner and Tom
The North. South and East Forks
of age.
Barkley were bound over to the
■ “David Copperfield,” Janet Gaynor
out of any new qlloactions received
Thrift.
‘
,
of the Coquille, a total of 50,000 each.
She to survived by four sons and grand jury by Justice Dodge in Myr­
and Warner Baxter in "One ”
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from the »4,8/0,000,000 relief pro­
More
Big, Myrtle. Cherry and Rock
three daughters, nine grand children tle Point Monday, for entering and
gram now before the congress.
Spring,” "Baboona,” an aerial epic
Sentinel Awarded. Contract
i creeks 10,000 each of both kinds, in
and three groat grandchildren. Her robbing Bill Osborn’s pool hall the
over Africa with Mr and Mrs. Mar-
Briefly, the federal government
i all four streams.
sons and daughters are Eva M. night before.
The Sentinel was given the con­
They admitted thrir
would’be merely making Oregon a
,ln Johnson. “Devil Dogs of the Air.”
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Worthington and Mrs George P. guilt and their bail was set at >2500
tract by the county .court at ita ses­
bridge loan undeP the present set-up
Goodman, of Coquille; Mrs. Frank G.
sion on Wednesday, to publish the
Nat’l Commander to Broadcast | Second Ho? Payment Monday because the tolls would repay the Burroughs, of Boise, Idaho; Mrs. each. They may be taken before
‘Miminons tn the case of Coos county
Judge Brand the first of the week t
| ‘A check for »3 000 was received by money: if it agrees to the revision it
The national commander of the
versus the taxpayers who are delin­
Clarence Zumwalt, of Sixes, treasur- will be makipg on outright highway Grace Schrader, of Canton, Ohio; after waiving grand jury investiga­
James A. Worthington, of Canyon­ tion.
quent more than three years in their American Legion will speak over the ' r' of'the Coos & Curry corn-hog gift
ville; H-nry F Worthington, of Rose­
'"Mi
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tax payments. The Sentinel’s bid Columbia Broadcasting system next control association, from the Fed»ral
burg; George W. Worthington, uf
was 2 1-3 cents a line per insertion. Wednesday evening, Feb. 27, irom government this week. It to the sec­
Former Resident Visits Here Nampa, Idaho, and Victor E. Worth­ Washington Party Thia Evening
The Coos Bay Times’ bid was 2% ! « 45
•:<» o’clock. Pacific coast
ond payment to the farmers and at
cents per line, a difference of pos-l time. The comamndqj is Frank M.J
The Women’s Relief Corps will
A brother, Elijah
Dr. C. O. Mace, who lived in Co­ ton, of Coquille.
»1.07 per head for hogs will be dis­
give a Washington Party, this eve­
sibly .»50 in the two bids.
It will Belgrano, Jr., who will discuss vitally tributed among 76 farmers Those in quille durtpg his school days and for Boggs, lives in Greenville, Okla.
ning at 7:30 p. m., at the home of
appear as a part of the Sentinel is­ important matters concerning the this section will receive their pay­ the last several years has resided in
Mrs. Mary Wimer, 313 W. Fourth St.
sue for a period of five weeks, legislative situation with regard to ments at County Agent Jenkins* of- San Jose and Santa Cruz, Calif., was
“C” Club Sponsor*-Picture
The party is being given to assist tn
immediate payment of Adjusted Ser­
starting some time next month.
The
“
C"
club
of
Coquille
High,
the
a
Coquille
visitor
yes'erday.
Mrs
I flee on Monday, and checks for the
vice Certificates.
relief work, so please bring along
1 Maishfteld-North Bend-Lakeside dis- Mace, formerly Harriet Sweet and lettermen’s organization of C. H. 8.,
id selling tickets fot your pennies.
Boys Were Net Too Gallant
,! trict will receive theirs at the Coos their three children have been visit- is sponsoring and
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47 Inches of Rain
1 Bay Mutual Creamery on
, ing at the Richard Danielson home “Mrs Wiggs of 1 the Cabbage Patch.”
Joyce Wright’s ladies team lost an­
The Ideal Bakery has remodeled the
The total precipitation since the between one and three p. m.
the past week and will also visit her the picture to be shown at the Liberty
other bowling tournament last Tues­
sister. Mrs. Pearl Elllngsen, here. Dr. Theatre the coming Sunday, Monday interior of their room, cutting down
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day evening, this time to the boys of first of last September has now
W. £ T. U rommag^ sale, next Mace has recovered from a year’s ill- and Tuesday The boys will appre­ the space of the display room in front
the 20-30 Club Only 41 pins sep­ reached 47 inches. Intermittent rain
and
sunshine
the
last
few
days
has
door
to postoffice Thursday. Friday new and is thinking of again locating ciate your purchase of a ticket when and adding to the storage space back
arated the two teems, which is pretty
at the lattice partition.
been typical spring weather.
and Saturday at thto week.
SSEf’ I In Oregon.
they cell en yew*
dose bowling tar three games.
MAY CALL SPE­
CIAL ELECTION
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