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• - :■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ U1?' ■ B k . i - » 'S»»?- w 1 >■ ’ ’1 A -, » c fgr J, ■ ’ ■ ■ • ■ A LETTER FROM HOME THE — VOL. XXXL COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1935. NO. S6. Services to Start Sunday Flower Shew Progress o • < »■ ■ I J HOUSE DAVID GAME SUNDAY DR. RANKIN IS EAGLES’ HEAD T- LEGION, AUXIU'flY Geo. W. Taylor, president of the Arrangements are practially all Flower Lovers Club, called a meeting completed for the two weeks’ Bible of the committees named to handle conference ’and evangelistic meetings the special Flower Show to be held to be held in the Community Build County ’ s Refunding Bonds to Golden West, 100-Ton Vessel, to From Washington to Attend the second day of the postmasters' ing here, starting Sunday evening. Choose C. P. Zumwalt and Mrs. Elizabeth Hand to Head convention here, July 26. Bear 4 Vi PerCent Interest The morning service on Sunday will Make Regular Trips Postmasters’ Convention The committees met at his home be held in the Pioneer church. — Small Premium to Coquille Organizations Here July 25-26-27 last evening and arranged for a dis The compaign is sponsored by the play of the season’s choicest blos Coquille Ministerial Association, The county received a better bid which secured the internationally Coquille is again to see ocean-going Last Monday evening the Ameri Coquille is to be visited by several soms, grown anywhere in Coos coun vessels tied up to the dock here and on its refunding bonds, sold the first known Dr. Arthur I. Brown as speak can Legion Auxiliary held its regu distinguished visitors during the an ty. lar monthly business session at which nual convention of the Oregon Post Another committee meeting will be unless the river has shoaled too much of the week to Conrad, Bruce & Co., er for the services. masters’ Association, which is to be held at Mr. Taylor's home next Tues the Golden West will be. loading at of Portland, than for the issue sold The public is cordially invited to time election of officers was the prin And a better attend all these meetings, Services cipal business transacted. . The of held here in two weeks, July 25, 26, day evening. July 16, at 7:30 o’clock. the Prosper Mill Co. here today or a few months ago. 27. The committee announces that ex tomorrow. She left Eureka at 2:3ft price still would have been possible on Sunday will be held at 3 and 8 ficers elected for the coming year were: president, Elizabeth Hand; first Hon. W. W. Howes, first assistant hibits may be brought in any desir yesterday and is expected up here except for the clause in the bonds p. m., on week days at 8 p. m. to Jas. Farley, postmaster general, able container, or bottles and jars today to load 75,000 feet of lumber which permits their being called vice president, Mabel Kunz; second whenever the county has funds to do deputy, ~ H oil will be supplied in the Grimes build for San Francisco vice president, Virgie Haynes; secre and Mr. Howes’ first <* Was It Democratic Bite? This vessel, built in 1923 to carry so. m. Clinton BE ing, tary, Robah Robison; treasurer, Mil Vincent C. Burke; Hon. _ next to the poetoffice, where the Hardee Mast says the cure is worse dred McCune; historian, Bonnie A# poet ' J ghow will be held, steel to a Klamath river bridge then The rate of interest bid was 4V4 Utley, division superintendent of than the bite. Last Sunday he and Green. The executive board con- office service, and Postmasters Wm. | j. p Beyers is general chairman building, has not been in use since per cent with a small premium. In f the spring the best was at five per R, H. Mast and Dr. R. Harrison Mast I j lists of Mary Arnold, Thelma Dale II. McCarthy, of San Francisco, and for this annual event in Coquille and and is in fine condition. were fishing way up in the Tioga Glady7 Gai^.’ It is of 100 tons capacity, 65 feet in cent interest, Dr. E. T. Hedlund, of Portland, have] have j other committees so far named are: country, on Williams river, Hardee, length, and 21 foot beam and draws The successful bidder offered 30 Robah Robison and Elizabeth Hand all signified their intention to attend Lighting arrangements, Alton and will have places on the program. [ Grimes 8 Mi feet of water. It carries a crew cents per $100 premium for the Au very thoughtlessly, allowed a tick to were elected delegates to attend the his flesh. of four men of which Jim Pourtales, gust expiration bonds of $21,000, and bite him and burrow into state cenvention at The Dalles in Out of 850 offices in the state it is ------ Tables and containers, Clifford 10 >cents per $100 for the September Having a physician along, it was August. Dorothy Martin and Gladys expected th»t some four 7 hundred Kern, chairman, Roy Pettengill, Wm. of Marshfield, is captain though that he would recover Wheeler are alternates. The vessel was purchased by a issue. ' will attend this convention. All of Bettys. promptly frorh the poisonous bite of group of Coquille valley men whose Other bidders for the $21,000 were: Those attending the meeting were: the various towns in the county have Putting hall in order and bringing been asked to co-operate with Co- j greenery, John A. Martin, chairman, intention it is to have the boat mak^ Camp & Co., $100.29 per $100, the insect, but Mr. Mast found that Maybelle Rackleff, Bonnie Green, regular trips between San Francisco end accrued interest, at 4 Vi per cent, lis nephew's cure was extreme, and Dorothy Martin, Thelma Dale, Elsie quille in the ¡entertaining of these c. V. Smith and L. E. Alexander, Cheese, butter and) Atkinson, Jones A Co., $100 11 he party found it necessary to re- Cunningham, Edna Kern, Elizabeth guests. This is an important item, | Arranging displays, Mr/. Geo O. and Coquille. turn to civilization on Monday. Hand, Virgie Haynes, Ruth Axtell inasmuch as postmasters come in Leach, chairman, Mrs. Z. C. Strang, lumber shipments from this valley per $100, at 4 Vi per cent. and Robah Robison. Refreshments ‘ contact with more people than any] Receiving and labeling, Mrs. Ella and Curry county have been con-I For the $27,000 issue Camp & Co. traded for, and it is hoped that bid $100.09, with interest at 4% per were served by the Auxiliary. other single individual and as a re- Schroeder, chairman.. enough tonnage from the south to cent. suit this section of the country has a | _______________ Plans are being made by the Aux wonderful opportunity to advertise Bandon, Coquille and Myrtle Point j There are »30,000 worth of bonds iliary to give a dance on August 10, will be secured to insure a continue- maturing Aug. 1, but the county throughout the state. Maybelle Rackleff, chairman. tion of the vessel making Coquille a'treasurer has funds on hand to pay Local arrangements of this conven tion have been in the hands of a j port of call. . joff $9000 of that amount, leaving the Delegates to the state convention, Sunday’s appearance here of the committee composed of five members; The establishment of this service $21,000 to issue. They will start Israelite House of David ball club chosen by Coquille Post No. 36, of the Coquille Chamber of Com- j will tend to strengthen Coquille'» retiring in 1937 and finish in 1945. will mark the fourth year that the American Legton, at the semi-annual With a very large membership in terminal rate for rail shipment» On Sept. 1 the maturing bonds to- bewhiskered and long-haired tossers election of the post in their home merce acting in conjunction with | attendance in W. O. W. hall last eve which means quite a saving 6n car<|ial $38.000 and Treasurer Stauff has have faced the Coquille Loggers. The Postmaster M. O. Hawkins of Co Monday evening, were C. P. Zum ning, the Coquille Aerie of the Fra- load shipments to the east. quille and Postmaster Elton A. ■ - , _ . -. „ 111,000 from tax receipts to apply, series total four games to date, of walt, R. A. Jeub, Rock Robison. The Schroeder of Myrtle Point, who is in Urnal Order elected oK‘c” leaving the refunding issue at $27,- which only one has been taken by the convention is to be held at The -* the year. charge of the entertainment commit- rfor ' 000. The first of them will nature men managed by Bill Fortier. Dalles, starting Aug. 15. , J*. ’ Treated Here for Injuries Dr. J. D. Rankin was chosen as tee. A varied program has been ar- I in 1937 and the last in IMS. Back in 1926, on May 7 to be ex Officers for the second six months - president; Ray Gilkey as junior vice Mrs. C. W. Harrison, of Los An ranged, a golf tournament at Bandon act, the first House appearance was Of 1935, elected Monday evening, president; C. M. Mack, vice presi geles, was brought to the Coquille under direction of Postmistress Alice made Up to the seventh innning on were as follows: dent; D F. Thompson, chaplain; Hospital, Wednesday, where it was Boosting for Road to Alaska GaUier of that city, and the Bandon that day the fray was a tight fought Commander—C. P. Zumwalt. Maynard Bond, inside guardian; Ray (found that she was suffering from ’ Chamber of Commerce has donated Dr. Evan W. Holway, Seattle, contest, but when Carl Gilbert was ■•w 1st Vice Com.—L. A. Burtts. < Brown, outside guardian; Dan Fish, three “ broken ribs received In an ac- a trophy to be presented to the win Chairman of the Alaska Highway removed in order to iave him for 2d Vice Com.—Louis Chameski. treasurer; F C. Hudson, trustee for ner of this event. A caravan has coming league engagements the Adjutant—F. F. Schram. __ one year, Geo. Taylor, Jr., for two and Mr. Harrison, both of whom are been arranged for whereby the vis was a caller in Coquille last Friday. House easily won, 11 to 4, Several Finance Off.—Fred Kunz. years, and Fred Kunz for three about 75 years of age, were starting iting postmasters will visit Marsh Sgt.-at-Arms—D. E. Rackleff. Dr. Holway says that when the high years. It has been decided to keep on a trip to Detroit. How the acci- field and North Bend one afternoon way is completed it will extend to Executive committee—Drue Cun Lh*.Arctic Circle. A bill has ningham, R. A?-Jeub, C. M. Gray. The Ywiite aprmJbrtitfflg X2, paid-in members, and with solicita he- woke up when the car hit the and Postmaster Lyle Chappell of for the immediate survey an Boys’ 4-H CFob Tour tion at Myrtle Point not yet finished, ditch, after which it rolled over a North Bend st ruction of the American portion of Final arrangements are now being it believed. that the total can be in couple of times. It was a Ford V-8 this pacific International highway. made for the annual 4-H club boys' creased to 300. T. T. Turner will re and was repaired at the Niles Motor 51 Violated the Law The total milage 'from Seattle, tour which will be held In Coos and main on the field until the charter ___________________________ —_ is Co. garage this week. They were After the collision at the intersec closed._____________________________ ¡able to proceed on their way after Washington, to Fairbanks, Alaska, is Curry counties for 4-H club boys 2,256 miles, of which 1,073 miles are tion of the highway and First street, from western Lane, Douglas, Coos A special meeting of the aerie will Mrs. Harrison had' received office already built, leaving 1,183 miles to about five o’clock last evening, * be held at two p. m. Sunday, for the treatment, He was not injured. and Curry counties, from July 29 to be constructed. Of the new con count was made and of the 51 cars purpose of initiating the men who' 31, according to an announcement and trucks which turned the corner work at night at the Smith Wood- Eubanks Arrived Last Evening struction required, 183 miles, to cost made by Howard Smith, emergency $2,100,000, are in Alaska, 480 miles, at the bank, the confectionery, the Products plant and could not be agricultural assistant in Coos county. | Completing a journey of 3814 miles costing $4,680,000, in Yukon Terri- power company office, or the Rex present last night. L. J. Allen, assistant state 4-H club from Woburn, Mass , Rev. and Mrs. tory, and 520 miles in British Colum- Taxem, not one obeyed the law and i leader, and possibly other extension . . i- — Hale B. Eubanks and daughter, and bia, estimated cost $7,300,000. went past the middle of the intersec specialists from the state college, will | Cross’ Herd Has Highest their dog. "Ginger,” arrived at the tion before turning. assist with the tour program, accord The monthly report of the Coquille L. H. Hazard home at 9:20 last eve- The drivers of the colliding cars ing to present plans, Types of live- Powers Man in Bad were Mrs. C. T. Selbig and Mrs. Sam Valley Herd Improvement association ning. They made the trip in ten stock and improved farm methods Lawrence Rolfe, of Powers, is in Arnold. Jr., The Selbig Chevrolet for June shows 1699 cows enrolled, days, having left New York will be considered at the different . . city the , the county jail here, held under $2000 suffered a mashed fender and run with a total production of 60,475 morning of Tuesday, July 2. farms visited. They will remain in Coquille for a bonds. He is charged with assault ning board, and the other car a bent pounds of butter fat, according to re ,The purpose of the tour is to»pro- steering rod. Mrs. Selbig was going ports of Chas. L. Leatherman, tester month or so during which time Mr. and battery and threatening to com- vide a wholesome, educational out Eubanks will decide which of sev-'mit a felony. From the sheriff’s of- south on Taylor and did not see Mrs. for the association. ing for 4-H boys, Smith stated. “Doe” Tally, pitcher High herds, including dry cows for eral opportunities open to him he flea ft is learned that he did not al- 19 years with club. Only member of Arnold's car which was going north, when she turned east on First. ■ the month, were: W. E. Croa^ over 40 will accept. They will remain in the low his girl to talk to any other man original team still playing. Member Niks Motor Co. to Move cows, average butterfat production west unless one of two openings and when he found she did he beat Pepper Game Trio The Niles Motor Co. will begin to per cow 43J; P. B. Hoyt, over 20 across the Pacific is choeen. up on her. Fry Not All Planted Here morrow moving its office and garage —---- -— !“ years elapsed before the whiskers -------------------------------------------------------- —R. It was reported at the Chamber of cows, average butterfat production ' ----- rom the Strang Garage on the north per cow 50.6, and R. H. Christensen, > reached Coquille again. Commerce directors meeting Tues side of Front to the Fuhrman con The nationally known Pete Alex crete building across the street. day noon that upwards of half a mil under 20 cows, average butterfat pro ander visited our town in 1933 with lion trout fry from the Bandon duction per cow 53.1. In the near future they will also The five highest cows on the honor the team It was on a Saturday af have a used car lot adjoining on the hatchery this spring were sent up Today for the first time since the will earn 1,000,000 bonus votes; ternoon in July that the Loggers led the coast. It was the understanding roll for June include: Cherry, owned west. Mr. Fuhrman has made ar- with the co-operating sportsmen of by P. B. Hoyt, production 84.9 pounds first week of the campaign Mrs. $73.00 worth will earn 1,750,000 in the ^eighth only to Jiave the score i rangements for razing the two story Coos county that the fish from this butterfat; No. 2, owned by P. D. Par Gage is off the top of the standing bonus votes and $100.00 worth will knotted ——2 at 4 t to ~ 4 ‘ in L~. the tt: minth ’ Th* frame, now occupied by Jack Page’s hatchery were to be planted exclu rish, production 81 6 butterfat; No. 32. Christina Christensen has the covet cam 2,500,000 bonus votes. extra Inning saw the House of David *v barber shop and J. S. Erwin’s real None of the grand awards have win the game by running across six sively in Coos and Curry counties. owned by Z. Russ Company, produc ed position today, witM^Mrs. Burbank estate office and the lot will be A. N. Gould, on his trip to Portland, tion 81.2 butterfat; Babe, owned by in the runner-up position. However. been won yet, and it is almost cer- markers after t<to were out. Tough cleaned and gravelled from the gar expected to confer with Matt Ryck- P. B. Hoyt, production 79.3 butterfat, Mrs. Gage is only a step behind, and tain that the workers who do the breaks lost this game for Coquille age to the Norcott building. man, superintendent of hatcheries, and No. 12, owned by R. H. Christen- with loyal support from friends and beat work from now until the close, Mr. Niles says he will also install (Continued on Page Three) supporters may return to the top at July 24, will emerge the big winners, to learn if the report was correct and sen, production of 76 pounds. three pumps on the used car lot, al any time. ¡The leaders do not have a lead that to learn what chance there is for in Many Picking Grass Seed • though he does not at present, in Much will depend on work done cannot be overcome by a little extra creased hatchery production in this tend to fit up there for a service sta Elrod Selk Bottling Work» this week. Big vote bonuses are effort on the part of any worker on Canary grass seed pickers, men, tion. section. .„.. A business change on Front street being awarded on subscriptions re- the list. And so anything may hap- women and children, are finding em became effective last week when Phil ported this week. $25.00 worth of pen if some of those down the list ployment all over this section of the Drilling in Progress Again Miss Fish from Honolulu Foran, from Vancouver, B. C, pur subscriptions this week will earn really start to bringing in the sub- ^Coquille valley now. Just how many W. E. Marrion, president of the chased of I. A. Elrod, the business of Miss Helen Fish, daughter of Mr. 500,000 bonus votes; $45.00 worth' scriptions in large numbers. are engaged in the work is not Coest Oil Co . is drilling at the well the Coos Bay Bottling Works. I known, but the canary grass seed 'and Mrs. E. H. Fish, of North Henry beyond Fat Elk every day now and The new proprietor has been for business has become quite an indus-' street, arrived Sunday evening to Christina Christensen, Sitki has reached a depth of 2100 feet, with some time a traveling representative try here in the past few years and spend a part of the summer with her the hole in the Mrs. Frank Burbank, Arago — best ----- condition . . it has | of the Star Brewery at Vancouver, nearly anyone whe -Wants to work parents. Miss Fish has been a teach- ever been. 1 He has been hopins to Woh covering Oregon and Wash can find a job in the fields. 'er In the public schools of Honolulu Mrs. Mary Gage. Coquille strike another gas sand strata, simi ington. He found many opportuni The crop is very fair this year, al- for the past eight years and she has Miss Pauline Ellingsen, CoqiUle lar to that hit when the bit was only ties to purchase distributing stations though some on the north bank was contracted to return to the islands •I half as far down as it is now. such as the bottling works here, but Mrs. Frank Schram. Coquille ¡thought to have been killed out for another year, starting in Septem- Mr Marrion is not ready to an this section appealed to him as a ber' .W ¡during the flood last winter. It has Miss Lou Hooten, Bridge nounce what his plans are for the fu business proposition more than any revived, however, but will not pro ture but drilling for gas on the axis of them. Miss Viola Johnson. Fairview duce much seed this year. SERA Down Again of the structure would seem to be a t He and his mother have rented the -J The removal of the dirt from the safe bet. Nelson house on east First street. I . , _ ,,, ......... . D. L. H,d,«tl Visits Coquille north parking strip in, the middle of _______________ SPECIAL CASH BONUS WINNERS the workers are urged to give their, D. L. Hackett, former minister of,Willard street was nearly completed m mtn a ' Thig week a caa*1 bonua oi *2 55 18 subscription NOW before the votes Lions’ Dist. Governor Coming Timothy Watson, district governor Delinquent Sale Not 1111 Aug. being awarded EACH DAY, and then decline again. The first big vote the Coquille Church of Christ, Mrs. yesterday, but the SERA in the coun- Many inquiries have been made as an additional cash bonus of $20 00 period closed Wednesday of this Hackett, their daughters, Luella and ty closed down again last night until of Lions Clubs for Oregon, has sent I, word that he will be in Coos county to when the sale of property for de will be awarded Saturday to the week, and the special vote Ixmuses Barbara, were guests of Mrs. Martha'more funds are available and it will After be a few days before work can be are getting smaller each week, linquent taxes is to be held. At this Worker who has done the best work week. So Mulkey over the week-end. next Tuesday and hopes for a joint the sooner a subscription is given the the morning service, Sunday, about resumed on this project. . meeting of the three dubs in this sec writing no one knows, except that the for this entire week. Monday Christina Christensen won MORE VOTES IT WILL COUNT sixty friends of the Hackett's gath tion, Coquille. Myrtle Point and sale has been postponed until August Anyone knowing the whereabouts Marshfield, on the evening of July at least. The foreclosure case has the daily bonus, Tuesday it was won toward qualifying for the grand ered in the church dining room for sviib . 'jogc, uiiu nvunrnuaj mo vi by Mrs. Gage, and Wednesday by ¡■«■» awards of 8300, $200 and $100 at the a basket dinner. Mr. Hackett is now of Harry McMahon please notify Jo 19. Invitations have been sent to the not yet been heard in circuit court uj close of the campaign IJNLY TEN the minister of the Church of Christ sephine B. Gardner, 1243 W. 6th St., other two by the Coquille club for so no judgment in the case has yet Mrs. Burbank. Loa Angeles, California. It* 1 Those who have a favorite among‘DAYS AWAY. 'at Winter, California. . J a meeting In the hotel here. been entered. 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