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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1935)
— crease of tourist travel to the Paciiic northwest. The Sentinel a som mms H. A. YOUNG is aad a mm rows M. D. GRIMES H. A. YOUNG, Editor “ Subscription Rates One Year--------------------------------- W.OO Six Months------------------------------ 1W Three Months......... ........ —----- -60 No subscription taken unless paid for in adv ance. This rule is impera tive. .___ . .. _.___ ____ Advertising Rates Display advertising 30 cents per inch No advertisement inserted for less than 50 cents Reading notices 10 cents per line. No reading notice, or advertisement of any kind, insert ed for less than 25 cents. _______ Entered at the Coquille Postoffice as Second Class Mail Matter. Three potential Congressional can didates eliminated themselves from further consideration during the past week. They were Peter Zimmerman, state senator from Yamhill county; N. G. Wallace, state senator from Deschutes and other counties of thé wide open spaces of central Oregon, and P. J. Stadelman, The Dalles, former secretary of state. All three were Salem visitors during the week and each denied that there was any ground for rumors that they might seek the congressional nomination of the respective parties. Stadelman, however, did not entirely close the gate to the possibility of his entry in to the republican race for the treas uryship against Rufus C. Holman. Friends of Stadelman declare that his taste of public life as secretary of state following the death of Hal Hoss had been thoroughly enjoyed md declare they would not be sur prised at his entry into the forth coming primary battle. Thirty-seven lives have been lost and 81 persons have been injured in tires in Oregon during the nine- month period ending September 30, according to a report by Hugh C. Earle, state fire marshal. During the nine-month period there were 3403 fires in the state with losses aggre gating 11,780,493. The report covers only fires on property covered by in surance. Except for March, April, May and October, tourist travel this year has been heavier, month by month, than during 1934, according to a report by Secretary of State Snell. Regis tration of foreign cars for the 11 months to November 30 this year total 96,883, or a gain or more than 4.000 over the registration totals for In the entire 12 months of 1934. both years tourist travel was heavl- est during the months of July and August. Smith Wood-Products, Inc UILLE, OREGON I 1 x 4 T & G Clear Port Orford Cedar Flooring 1 X 3 T & G V Clear P. O. Cedar Closet Lining TEARING DOWN PROTECTION The following editorial, clipped from the Los Angeles Times, so clearly presents what President A total of 496 motorists were con Roosevelt’s tariff policy will lead to I victed in Oregon courts during No that it is worth the perusal and -most vember for violations of traffic laws. serious consideration by every per Of this number 37 had their opera son who believes the remuneration of tor’s license revoked and 16 others labor should be advanced rather than had their license suspended. Thirty- lowered. For a decrease in wages four ot the revocations were for will iqevitably follow if the tariff is Governor Martii), thoroughly dis drunken driving, two for hit-and-iun removed from cheap-labor merchan gusted with what he terms “lack of driving and one for driving while his dise from foreign countries: co-operation" on the part of the leg license was revoked. Four of those , That the administration’s new reci islature is going to carry his program whose right to drive cars over Ore procity past with Canada will—at for the development of Oregon to gon highways was revoked were least for the time being—furnish an the people. His first move was a non-residents of the state. enlarged market for California prod double-barrelled blast at the state ucts, and be beneficial to citrus, senate for its defeat of his capitol State employees were warned by wine-growing, dried fruit and other construction -program. His next was the board of control this week industries of this State, may be another blast at the same group of against the use of state cars for other granted. Canadian duties on these lawmakers for their defeat of his than public business. Violations of products will be abrogated or greatly mining board bill and his third move this rule, the board decreed, will re lpwered. In other parts of the coun was a criticism of the legislature as sult in summary dismissal. The or We carry a complete line of 1x3 to 2x12 No. 1 and No. 2 Common try, manufacturing industries of var a whole for its “niggardly” treatment der followed defeat by the legislature ied sorts will also be helped. Cedar, suitable for all building purposes, surfaced or rough. of his flax development program for of a measure proposed for pool- But it will appear to most people, which an appropriation of $1000 was of a meausore providing for pool including Californians, that these approved after a hard fight. ing of all state-owned cars in an ef Consult the Retail Department for our low prices on Cedar. scattered benefits are being purchas fort to regulate their use. Abuse of ed at too high a price—the price of Discussing the senate’s defeat of his the use of state-owned can, once tearing down the system of protec mining board bill with newspaper very common on the part of officials tion of American industry which has correspondents at the capitol, the as well as employees, is now believed made the nation prosperous The governor pointed out that Oregon is .o be very rare but still of sufficient damage which this treaty will do to Let us show you our Lumber Stocks in warehouse , rich in mineral resources but de gravity to require an occasional ad- the lumber industry, the dairy and clared that the investing public knew and on dock at the Smith monition such as that issued by the livestock industry, the mining indus nothing about these resources and board this week. Wood-Products Plant try, and to agriculture, will be im nothing was being done to inform measurable. , possible investors. Scouts for east Gasoline taxes collected by the That a breaking down of the pro ern industrialists seeking investment state this year will set a new all-time tective system is what the President in Oregon, he pointed out, were un high record in the opinion of Secre has in mind is evident from his mes able to secure any authentic infor tory of State Snell. For the ten- sage to a foreign-trade convention mation regarding the state's mineral month period ending October 31, at Houston, in the heart of the free- resources simply because there was taxes on motor vehicle fuel totalled trade belt, in which he wrote that no such information available. The $7,721,438 compared to $8,298,923 for international trade is being “throt !■ 1 ■■■»■£ governor sponsored a bill at the the entire 12 months of 1934. tled by prohibitive duties.” True, special election creating a state mfiP- - 3E 3E $ 3E he did not specifically mention ing board and providing a small ap County Agent Answers Ques 'American duties, but he did declare propriation to finance research and teaching. Flag salute was led by Ida An Interesting Meeting tions on Outlook Conference from them to the county conference, farther along that the United States surveys but the bill was killed in the which, it is hoped, will be attended must join “in a concerted effort to senate by a vote of 20 to 7 after pass A meeting of extreme interest was Oerding. Alice Scott discussed sleep, “Just what is a county farm out by a large proportion of the growers held at Myrtle Point, Saturday, Dec. Inez Chase the preparation for reduce excessive trade restrictions” ing the house with only three votes look conference, anyway?” school, Ida Oerding, health inspec in the county. and that this is the “kernel of the opposed. 7. Primary teachers of the county “In many counties the problem is tion; Helen Stanbrough, posture; This is a question that is frequently pro- American trade agreement gathered to enjoy the program. The heard since plans were started early not so much what is taking place na president, Genevieve /Crowley, of Dorothy Dutch, ventilation; Elise gram." The treaty with Canada is a Sponsors of the proposed North - in November to hold one of the con tionally as it is what the county can Lamp led the group in playing health part of this program. Bandon, conducted a short business west Oregon Bonneville People’s ferences in Coos county, says George produce best and most economically. session at which time Lois Porterfield games and Lavaun Aasen demon It will profit California little to Utility district estimate the cost of Jenkins, county agent. In others it is a question of laying strated the making of a school lunch win new markets in Canada and lose the project at was elected as a delegate to O .3. T. 15,750,000. Electrical plans on a community and county ba Leia Elrod gave practical advice as The 90 farmers in this county who those It now has in the States that energy will be purchased from the have been working for some weeks sis for expanding those products for A. Next meeting was set for Coot to health, and Pearl K. Smith spoke will .'be injured by the free flow of River school. Bonneville power plant, according to on the eight committees in prepara which there appears to be a good fu -w#*” Canadian goods across the border. The program which had been ar- on the sale of Christmas seals. Lil petitions filed with the state hydro tion for the conference to be here ture market. Those who have been The Portland Oregonian says that the ranged by Cora Mackey and Ida lian Austin led the singing. electric commission and distributed March 10 and 11, are well aware by reviewing the reports of the econom lumber industry has been “sold down to consumers over 250 miles of trans this time of what the conference is ic confrence of ten years ago have Oerding was announced by the form Ideal Bakery bread is slow baked the river.” If its estimate is correct, er. It featured all phases of health mission lines to be constructed 51tf and what it may be expected to do, been no little surprised to find how and if the Pacific Coast lumber in throughout the proposed district. The explains Mr. Jenkins, although it is accurate and applicable are most of dustry becomes unprofitable, it will proposed project, by far the most am not surprising that many others are the conclusions made then. Although take a deal of selling of California bitious development of its kind ever still somewhat in the dark. there is need now to add to these citrus to the north of the line to off- , is _ , .. , _ , ... ____ . ■ launched in Oregon, would cover “There is nothing mysterious about findings in the light of new develop set the loos. Oregon and Washington ,«4- „n____ j ._____ . ... . .2447 square miles and embrace most this farm outlook conference,” said ments, it is encouraging to the pres are good customers of ours, too. . .. ____ . . «=?<. n,- —__ „ ot the terrltory embraced in seven J. A. Larson, general chairman. “It ent workers to see how worth while So is Idaho, the potato crop of northwest Oregon counties—Clacka is just a businesslike attempt on the were the efforts put forth in thoee which will come into competition mas, Washington. Yamhill, Polk, Lin part of the farmers in each county, earlier conferences.” with Canadian tubers, on which the coln, Clatsop and Columbia. Forty- with the help of the agricultural ex duty la reduced from 75 to 45 cents five municipalities are included in Emergency Education tension service, to assemble all the a 100 pounds, except in December, the proposed district which has a facts possible about the agriculture January and February. Wisconsin At last the Oregon’s project for total population of approximately in a county and from these facts to emergency teaching has been ap- will lose through lowered duties on 150,000. decide as near as possible what is proved. The administration of this cream and on cheese—and another the most profitable program to fol is being worked out between the California market will be reduced. The Oregon state library has come low in the future. And so it goes all down the line. state and WPA offices. Kenneth in for national recognition. A recent “Farming is now a combination of Beach, ___________ ,______ Incidentally, the treaty is another state ___ supervisor for emer- _ bulletin issued by the United States illustration of how the New Deal t individual and collective action, and gency education, who was in Coos office of education at Washington, D. it has been proved repeatedly that county Tuesday, stated that he works at cross-purposes with itself. C., devotes much space to the work individual fanners prosper best thought plans would be complete by Bending every effort under the AAA which has been done by the Oregon where there is community action. A next week. to restrict production and cause ar library for the unemployed, out-of- tificial scarcity of food products, so striking example of this is the case I school young people of the state. 4 of Klamath county in Oregon, where that the price may rise to growers, Calling cards, 50 for »1 00 Special mention is made of the indi the administration under the recipro- : some years ago a consideration of the vidual reading course service which city act, opens the nation’s borders to facts revealed that there was real op during the past two years has helfted portunity for growers to expand po a flood of food products produced in more than 3900 young people Canada without restriction. No tato production on a county-wide throughout the state with their hom basis. A few growers making such a graver inconsistency could be imag study. ined. decision alone would have had lit It is no wonder the National tle success, but when the county as Motor vehicle registrations in a whole made the move it meant the Grange is up in arms against this treaty, demanding its immediate ab Oregon reached a new all-time high creation of an industry worth mil C ob Liras oil napplie* the two rogation and the repeal by the next this year with a total of more than lions of dollars annually. vitamin* you need molt of all 300,000. Nearest previous approach mind the price per pair, Congress of the Reciprocity Act. “Other counties in Oregon have in winter. Vitamin A helps to- this record was in 1930-31 when California agriculture and fruit had similar experiences, though per (uard your body against infec it’s the price per year you have tion in general. Vitamin I) growing, so dependent upon protec registrations totalled 283,549. Sec haps on a smaller scale. A state such Aik to brings you the “sunshine” vita to pay for shoes that really counts. tion for its very existence, has more retary of State Snell points out that as Oregon, with its opportunity for min values that weak, winter unusually large proportion of the wide diversity of crops and livestock tec the at stake in this matter than the Can On that batif, you’ll buy Bergmann’s. suns fail to give. adian market. It cannot afford to cars registered this year were new products, derives exceptional bene Today, you can obtain an Union The greater foot comfort you get is see the protective system broken ones. The new 1936 plates will be fit from making a thorough inventory abundant supply of these two Label important vitamins in delicious an extra value that costs you nothing. down for immediate advantage in a available December 15 with 20,000 from time to time of each county's rhoeolate-coated tablets! single case. If it acquiesces in re numbers already assigned »nd ready agricultural resources, problems and McKesson’s V itamin C oncbn - ductions for other agricultural prod for mailing. possibilities. TEATT T a BLSTS OF CoB I.IVKB Oil.. ucts, it must remembey that it may Each tablet also contains one “In this county at present there are grain of diealcium phosphate. be its turn next to take a cut. More Governor Martin spent his boyhood ------------------- r-------------- - ------- committees working gathering all the Shopping Center since 1887 Use M c K esson ' s V itamin reciprocity treaties of the same kind in Illinois where the fishermen sit ■ information possible concerning ConcsnTBATa T ablets to help may very easily put them in com- on the bank and watch the cork bob-' dairying, farm crops, livestock, poul- prevent winter infection. Each petition in the eastern markets with bing up and down, but he prefers the■ try, horticulture, soil management, I, tablet provides all the vitamins cheap-labor Sicilian lemons and fishing in Oregon even if it is a little | and agricultural marketing and fi- in one teaspoonful of Cod Liver Oil. U.S.P.X. (revised 1934). Six " . Spanish grapes. Once the break in more strenuous and requires more nance. After they assemble all the .MMBts daily will assist your body * * the tariff walls is made, it will be an exertion than did the “nigger fish-' data possible from local records, cen- in warding off many infections. easy matter to extend it. The whole in’ ” of his youth. Oregon’s wild life, I sus reports, state and national out- At your druggist’s. A dollar bot " protective system is in danger, and the governor declares, is one of the look reports and other sources, they tle brings you 100 M c K esson ’ s V itamin C oncentxate T ablets . its friends should rally to its support, state’s greatest assets and contributes will be prepared to submit these facta largely to the maintenance and in-' and preliminary conclusions drawn even at acme apparent sacrifice. Complete Line of 1 x 3 to 2 x 12 Kiln Dried P. O. Cedar Clear Finish Knotty Port Orford Cedar 1 x 8, 10 or 12, Surfaced 4 Sides I No Order Too Small—A Stick or a Carload Dfre Beigmann Work Shoe est Year These tempting tablets have all the vitamins in Cod liver Oil H. N. LORENZ OuZcfetn SHOES 'I
