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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1935)
SEE AGAIN ON THE SCRIIR THE BELOVED CHARACTERS THAT TOUCHED YOUR HEART WHEN YOU READ THE BOOK Cloverleaf Dairy milk and whip ping cream on sale at Folsom’s Gro cery and People’s Market at aU times. For delivery, call 7R42. V. L. Cor nelius. 4 19tf Telling About People Events in the City and County Mrs. C. A. Rietman has been con fined to her bed with a severe cold and sore throat the past few days. Take it to Palmer: the only Pro fessional, Certified-Radio-Trician in Coos county. Jack Huitín, who resides on San Buy Ideal Bakery bread because it ford Heights, has been very ill with is bettor.' the flu the past week. Headquarters for all feeds, seeds, fresh meats and groceries. Dunham’s of Course. 4tf PREVIEW * (Fri. A Sat.) LOUISE DRESSER MARIAN MARSH RALPH MORGAN ___ STRIKE UP THE BAND!’ You’ll cheer and be cheer ed by the gayest and grandest of all collegiate V TO BE ASSURED OF A GOOD SEAT ATTEND FRIDAY NITE IF POSSIBLE. “THE BAND PLAYS ON with BOBEKT YOUNG STUABT* ERWIN LEO CARRILLO BETTY FURNESS ADMISSION The Great Star» of "HERE COMES THE NAVY" Spread Their Wing»! corps that’s never in a laugh-packed thriller of the flgh been tamed by guns or dames! Uncle Unci ernecks in action—in the air—in love— and in the swellest theae he-men ever slugged their way out of! DEVIL DOGS OF THE AIR JAMES CAGNEY PAT O’BRIEN MARGARET LINDSAY* FRANK McHUGH G COMEDY” | Wed. & Thu. March >7-R8| BARGAIN NITE 10c & 20c COMEDY! ROMANCE! DRAMA! <K. Al l IVS “THE LAST GENTLEMAN” With I EDNA MAY OLIVER CHARLOTTE HENRY RALPH MORGAN LI MA B< E I WMFr V*' W/ THEATRE 7 COQUILLE SO EASY to be Mrs. Jas. Richmond will leave to morrow morning for San Francisco, where she will be a delegate to a two days’ convention which will formu late labor legislation for the west coast states. She says she will have to tell.what it is all about after her return next week. Her appointment was made by Frances Perkins, secre tary of labor in President Roosevelt’s cabinet. Silver Anniversary O. E. S. Chapter at North Bend One of the moat pleasant Eastern Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bryant left for Star affairs in many months was that Portland Wednesday, expecting to re at North Bend last evening when turn Saturday. Coos Chapter, No. 99, observed its Buy Crown Flour. and Feeds at twenty-fifth or silver anniversary. Coos Feed A Seed Stores. 8tf All Star chapters in the county were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Belloni expected represented by the ISO in attendance. The hall had been beautifully dec to leave today for Eugene for a sev orated with flowers and greenery for eral days’ visit with her parents. the occasion. Miss Margaret Paulson is expected The roll call of charter members of home tomorrow from Palo Alto, the chapter showed Mr. and Mrs. M. where she is attending school. She E. Everitt, Chas. Maybee, H. L. Sum will fly to Medford. . ner and Mrs. Ethel Worrel to be pres Coal, at $2.50 per ton for lump at ent. A musical and speaking program, the bunker; >4.00 per ton delivered. interspersed with a beautiful floral Wm. Peart, phono 7SJ. tf drill, ipade it a very enjoyable eve Ward McReynolds will be here ning. next Wednesday, from 8 a. m. until Silver gifts from other chapters 4 p. m., to conduct examinations of represented and from the Coos Past applicants for drivers’ licenses. Matrons club were presented. A very clever history of the Past Palmer's Radio Shop. Coquille, Matrons club, In verse, was given by Oregon, Across from Bank. Brontie Smith. Other speakers were Mrs. Namah Pierce Wilson and Mr. Everitt, Mrs. Inez Glaisyer, as daughter, Jeanette, visited relatives sociate grand matron; Mrs. Metta in Coquille this week from their borne Roeslow, grand warder; Mrs. June in California. Martin, Mrs. Ruth Bessee, Mrs. Janet • Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292 Robison, worthy matron at Bandon; Moulton St., phone 86J. 22U Mrs. Flora Compton, worthy matron > N. C. Keliey left yesterday after at Coquille; Mrs. Gilbert, worthy noon for Eugene to bring in his matron at Drain; W. V. Glaisyer, Cor grandson, Elwyn Nosier, and other nelius Johnson, the charter members and others. students from the university. A large birthday cake was the cen Insure your car witn Ned C. Kelley terpiece of the banquet table at Which in a reliable Oregon stock company- the members assembled, when the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Ulett and son program was concluded. Here, also, will arrive in Portland Sunday morn the decorations were beautiful and ing and will be home from their Eu the lunch most appetizing. ropean trip early next week.^.-'Sg Those attending from Coquille were Dr. and Mrs. W V. Glaisyer, Dr. G. C. Stem, chiropratic physi- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bosserman, Mr. stan. foot correctionist, electro thera and Mrs. J. E. Norton, Mr and Mrs pist, 292 Moulton St., phone 88J. Mtf A N. Gould, Mesdames Flora Comp Judge Brand granted one divorce ton, Ora X. Maury, Emma Pierce. court here yesterday, to Edna Hartaon, Susie Folsom. Birdie Vega Marie Erickson, separating'her Skeels, Catherine Ruble, Edna Tay from Stanley N. Erickson. / lor, Florabelle Boober and Miss Bess Buy local bread and support home Maury. industry Sltf One Inch Main to Cross River Mrs. W. V. Glaisyer returned last At the mid-monthly meeting of the Saturday night from a two weeks’ trip of visiting chapters of the East city council Monday evening, with all members present except H. P. Belloni, ern Star. the proposition of S. H. Stockoff for Federal Land Bank Farm lands for a large«; water supply at the large sale, by R. H. Mast, sec.-treas. Co Russ barn across the river was ac quille Farm Loan Assn. Phone 95L cepted. His offer was to pay for the 8t4 one-inch pipe to be installed and half Miss Marvin Jane Hawkins was the cost of the labor necessary. This able Sunday to leave Coquille hospi arrangement will leave the other line, tal where she had been operated on now in operation, for supplying the for appendicitis, and is now conval rest of the ranches down the river. Dr. J. D. Rankin was apopinted by escing at her home. Mayer Berg, and confirmed by the ~ Will exchange music lessons for I council, as a member of the Coquille house work. See Mrs. Msud Wood boxing commission. yard, phone 230L. 9tf The street department was author An 8-tube Atwater Kent A. C. ra ized to purchase 300 feet of lH-inch dio. only $18.00 at Palmer's Radio hose. The use of fire hose for street Shop. • • I | or sewer cleaning will thus be elim- Two men, Geo. Byrd, of the Nor- 2? reason of longer use of the fire hose way-Lee section, and Elmer Reiher, A committee from the Woman’s of North Bend, were taken to the Club had asked that the plank walk asylum on ltresaay, naving Dtcn to the Community Building be re found insane in probate court. < i placed with a new one and the front We have appointed SDnointed C. H H. Hodgdon Hodsdnn of the building be painted or white- our agent for Coquille. All orders washed before the date of the annual left of phoned (IM) him will be May day dancq. promptly taken care of. Giv4 ourj a new walk and a new water line floral work a trial. . We will do our[ to the building have already been best to please you. Myrtle Green- approved as SERA projects, but all houses, Myrtle Point. 4tf men available on the SERA lists are now employed on the new water line Bill Floten wss the second student and Fourth street fill projects, and to come home from O. S. C. for the the Community Building projects spring vacation last week, he arriv will have to wait until SERA men ing Saturday. Fred Fuhrman was are released from those other pro- the first, although measles caused his return home a few days sooner than he otherwise would have come. Arago Boy to Be Married A guarantee is only as good as the Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Schroeder, man that makes it, says Palmer’s Ra of Coquille, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry dio Shop. Schroeder, of Myrtle Point, left this A sedan was pulled out of the morning to attend the marriage of I .ditch in front of the J. A. Lamb home i their nephew, Kenneth Carl, in Till amook this evening. Mr. Carl, who Sunday morning by Mac’s w is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. The car had skidded on the ■ Carl, of Arago, will be marled this pavement sometime Saturday night evening. The groom’) parents also and gone through and over the earth piled on the concrete and settled left this morning for Tillamook. The parties were accompanied by down with its two right'wheels in the their brother, Piercy Schroeder, his ditch. wife and son, Piercy James, and Mr. FOR RENT—A modern 5-room house and Mrs Geo. Haggard, who have on Spurgeon Hill. See L. S. Mc- been visiting Coos county friends and Guffin or call 54-J. ItOl relatives since the fore part of last wvvK. « Several B. A P. W. members from Coquille are planning to attend the . Roosevelt & Battle Rock canned Southwest Oregon district convention, food, highest in quality. Buy with to be held in Roseburg on Sunday assurance. Dunham’s of Course. 4tf The Coca club ai Marshfield, the ; Roseburg and the Coquille B. P. W ! comprise the southwest district mem- i bership. EEP your medicine cheat well stocked with First- aid Products. For here is a tine of bandages, cot ton, and other needa that ia produced with’ the highest standards of physicians and surgeons in mind. Ask to see these dependable bandages, cotton, thermometers and other medicine cheat needs today. K HOSPITAL SUPPLIES t •w - Fuhrman's Pharmacy, Inc are " DRUGGISTS •• STATIONERS Boxing Card Wednesday Speakers at Chamber of Com Was of High Class merce Wednesday Evening In one of the best fights to be (Continued from Page One) staged here in years, Tony Camden, Myrtle Point contender for light weight honors, won a close decision before; that the negroes were escaped over Jack Francis, of North Bend, In slaves who had maintained that col eight hectic rounds of milling at the ony in Ute wilderness for two and a — - Community Building, Wednesday half centuries. So Mr. de Witte and his companion evening. The fight started at a fast clip, both fighters throwing punches worked for months on a banana plan from all angles. The first and sec tation to earn money for their passage « ond rounds were fairly even, with home! Senator Goss spoke for an hour on Tony landing the most punches. In the third Franeis unleashed an the work of the legislature and de overhand punch that caught Tony scribed it as the most lively sresion flush on the jaw which almost ended since the days of Jonathan Bourne the fight. Camden went down for when the legislature elected United the count of nine then jumped up and States senators. He referred to the lobby as a most kept Francis at a distance with straight left jabs for the rest of the important function of the legislature. The lobby is often selfish in its re round. ' The fourth round was even and quests but st least the legislators can Francis had a shade the edge in the learn of subjects which refer to pend fifth, and the sixth even with Tony ing legislation. He told at length of the process of winning the seventh and eighth law making, the vote in the two hous rounds handily. AL times, during the bout, these boys had the fans on their es being a minor matter as compared feet when they stood toe to toe in the to the committee work. Those com center of the ring and exchanged mittees are named by the two presid ing officers who in this way influence wallops. In the semi-finals Tim Timeus, Gold to a marked degree every action by 5 Beach, won easily from Ellis New house or senate. The legislature is a cross section of ton, Coquille. A short right hook to the jaw ended the fight in the second any community with its honest and dishonest citizens, its large and small, round. Timeus looked good. Don “Pop” Birch won Referee its smart and dumb, but Mr. Goss McCarthy’s decision from “Babe” said there were very few of the venal Judd in the special event of four type in this year's legislature. There were 504 house bills, 436 rounds. Both boys fought hard all the way and this was a very good senate bills, a lot of joint resolutions and memorials, a total of over 1000, bout. In the opening bout of four rounds introduced and about a third of them Ray Fleming won handily from were passed. Personal friendship is very influ “Beno” Ruther. Ruther had the fans pulling for him when he landed a ential in matters affecting legislation, hard punch on Fleming’s jaw in the and there is some trading of votes— last round but outside of this Fleming “you vote, for mine and I’ll vote for yours.’’ And in this connection Sen won in a walk. Francis asked for a return bout ator Goes remarked that several of .with Camden immediately after last the eight in the senate who voted night’s bout, declaring he wasn't in against the free bridge bill would have come to his aid and voted for first class shape. All in all the show, promoted by it had it been necessary; “but they Jack McCarthy, was the best seen will crucify me at home if I do,” was iere in years and more bouts like this added. As it turned out their votes and the promoter will be hanging up were not needed, and they could go the “sold out” sign before bouts start. home to a satisfied constituency. S«n. Goss paid glowing tribute to Jack McCarthy also refereed all Gov. Martin’s abUity; his help on the bouts. The attendance was not what it bridge question, and his earnest de would have been had the weather not sire to help all sections of the state been so inclement nor what it will be during his four-year term. “He’s in when Promoter McCarthy stages his the pink, also,” remarked the sen ator, "and seems to enjoy his job.” cards on Saturday night. Dixie Quartet, April 1 Anticipate Students* Return If you like the old-time negro mel odies sung in the real old negro way hear the Dixie Jubilee Quartet, a versatile group of singers, which will Appear in the Coquille Community Building on April 1, under the spon sorship of the B. & P. W. Club. These four gents come heralded as fun spec ialists and grouch removers. Well matched vocally and admirably trained in quartet work, their united voices, unaccompanied, have the quality and volume of organ tones. They feature the old-time favorites but their repertoire includes a little bit of everything with a good portion of the more humorous. If you can’t laugh you had better not listen to these four gloom chasers. All of the quartet members ar« splendid vocal soloists and one man offers readings However, when one sees a colored male quartet advertis ed the thing that appeals is the quar tet work itself and therein lies the success df the Dixie Jubilees for they get a perfect blend of voices. Good male quartets will always be popu lar. There is a fascinating something about them which is found in no other vocal The Coquille Church of Christ is looking forward with pleasure to the homecoming of her college students for a week of spring vacation. On Saturday of this week some of them will appear on the county convention program and again on Thursday night, March 28th, the Bible students will present a full evening’s program, consisting of instrumental music, vo cal numbers and readings. No ad mission will be charged but an offer ing will be taken. Both programs will be presented at the Church of Christ. J. P. Johnson Named Director At the meeting of the Coquille Farm Loan Association here Tuesday, the stockholders voted unanimously to join the consolidation of Coos and Curry associations, if it is effected, and named J. P. Johnson as director from Coquille. Whether the other as sociations in the two counties are also favorable to the consolidation . idea is not known. Wanted—-local produce of all kinds Dunham’s, of Course.
