The Coquille Valley sentinel., April 24, 1936, Image 1

The Coquille Valley Sentinel
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COO CILLE. COOS COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1986.
period for a bicycle. The candidate
D ,
i mill was run after the first of May,
turning in the most votes in the third
Sessions Held Here Last Week- and fourth weeks, will be the happy 28 Meet for First Session of Being Considered by Council J938 that a Mw<iust burner would be Adopted by Unanimous Vote at
installed. The mill has since been
for Several Districts— Cost
winner of the second bicycle.
Re­
Club at Hotel Wednesday
Meeting of District No. 8,
End Concluded With Ban­
sold to the Smith Wood-Products
member, the votes cast during the
About
1-3
of
Concrete
Evening
Monday Evening
quet Saturday
company, but Geo. A. Ulett recog­
first two weeks do not apply on the
nizes the agreement and has made ar­
second bicycle.
However, they do
Complying with instructions from rangements with Mr. Mehl and the
The Rotary International of Co­
By an unanimous verdict the voters
The banquet in Odd Fellows Hall apply on the final prizes, that beauti­
last Saturday evening, which was at­ ful Ford V-8 Tudor Sedan and the quille was organized at a dinner ses­ the council. City Engineer Stacer clty to continue to operate the mill of school district No. 8—Coquille and
tended by nearly 100 men and women two hundred dollars in cash.
The sion in the Coquille Hotel, Wednes­ submitted estimates of the cost of for three or four months longer, what-! the adjoining section- ipproved the
from Coquille and all sections of the first bicycle was won by a contestant day evening, with 28 local charter several street improvements at the ever time is necessary to build and I 1930-37 budget as submitted by the
coast, from Victoria, B. C., to the in Myrtle Point. Who will win the members and 30 Rotarians from the session of the city fathers, Monday begin operating the new mill now citizens committee and recently pub­
evening.- Property owners on the under construction just above town. lished in the Sentinel. The vote to.
California line, closed the sessions of second bike—Bandon, Coquille or Coos Bay club in attendance.
The officers chosen to manage the streets affected have made frequent
the Coast Highway Association's Myrtle Point district?
Rather than force the Smith plant approve the budget was 28 for to
semi-annual meeting here.
Tilla­
Much interest and cnthcriasm is club’s affairs for the first year were requests for a gravel improvement, to lay off the 50 men now employed none against.
The first vote taken was on the
mook was selected as the place for being shown by the boys and girls in J. Arthur Berg, president; Dr. C. A. and the councilmen request assurance at the old mill, the city authorities
holding the annual meeting, Oct. 18- the above mentioned districts and | Rietman, vice-president; P. W. Lane, that there will be no objections filed and Mr. Mehl have agreed to waive question of increasing the budget by
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The board of ’ if they
“
declare
‘
i their intentions of the terms of the agreement made last more than the six per cent legal limit.
competition
is keen.
Standings _
of secretary-treasurer.
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improvements, before year by the Prosper Mill Co.
This carried by a 23 to & vote.
With Walter Chiene, association the candidates, count taken up to last directors is composed of the three of- J making -the it
E. L. Vinton, speaking before the
and
F. —
C. ^Hudson^C.
aaiuroay night,
mgni, appear on another
anomer ( , ficers named, —
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president, acting as toastmaster, the Saturday
No sawdust burner will be installed
this issue.
issue. Don't
E. Niles, O. L. Wood and M. F. Pettit, and engineering.
diners were given a word of welcome page
at the old mill, which is to be remov­ vote was taken, stated that he had
page of
of this
Don’t miss
miss it!
it!
Let Trade and Win__Buy and Win Other members of this service club >
Estimates were given for wooden ed before fall, but a burner will be attended the budget committee meet­
by Mayor J. Arthur Berg, and the re­
ing with the idea of protesting any in­
sponse by Judge Robinson, of Taft. , at the contest stores be your slogan. which is getting started under most sidewalks and curbs, a twenty foot installed at the new mill.
crease in budget allowance but could
The resolutions adopted for the Play fair. Be sure to read the contest auspicious circumstances are D. V. L. graveled roadway, with a gravel
Hamilton, M. R. Thomas, H. N. Lor­ depth of six inches. Estimates were New Concrete Building, 50x100 now see that the increase was abso­
highway
sessions, read by Fred ad each week in your local paper.
enz, L, H. Hazard, W. H. Fortier, El­ given for both bar gravel and crushed
lutely necessary.
Brenne, of Marshfield, urged the im­
Mrs. Emily Hersey, who came
bert Schroeder, P. L. Johnson, R T-
When called upon by the chairman,
provement of the Coquille-Marsh­
Votes and Commission Offer Slater, E. L. Hand, H. S. Norton, A. gravel.
down from Portland last week to con­
Mrs. Leona Bryant, to tell why the
A bar gravel improvement figures
field section of the Coast Highway by
Trade and Win contestants who are O. Walker, J. S. Barton, Everett for the entire estimate, $1.19 per lin­ clude negotiations for a new concrete increase was necessary, Supt. P. W.
widening and straightening, the com­
really
desirous of winning votes Seeley, R. F. Miller, C. T. Selbig, eal foot and for crushed gravel |1.24 building on her lot on First street be­ Lane told of the new law requiring a
pletion of the Newport-Kernville
tween the W. O. W. and Laird build­ physical education and health in­
That is about one-third
highway, the improvement of the should remember the Sentinel offers (jeo h Chaney, Drue Cunningham, per foot.
ings, stated this morning that she was
2500
votes
for
a
year
’
s
renewal
sub-
Dr.
W.
V.
Glaisyer,
K.
P.
Lawrence,
structor who would devote all time
what
a
concrete
street
surface
and
- Crescent City to the state line high­
practically certain that the building to those subjects. This required an
scription
and
3500
for
a
new
one.
Sev-
Theo.
L.
Clinton
and
A.
N.
Gould,
curb would cost.
Engineer Stacer.
way in northern California, the es­
After the dinner talks on the objec­ estimates a concrete job at $187 per' would be built. If and when it is, additional high school teacher.
tablishment of the Port Orford- eral contestants have already availed
I there will be a 50 foot front on First,
themselves
of
this
opportunity
but
no
tives
and purposes of the Rotary In- 50-foot lot.
Euchre creek section, the oiling of the
I all plate glass except for pilasters,' I He then referred to the 25 per cent
. cut made in teachers’ salaries a few
The various sections in the north­
Reedsport-Scottsburg section of the one is barred and more may enter. | temational were made by Chas. Fox,
and it will extend 100 feet to the
years ago, and stated that the in­
Umpqua highway,. improvement of , To those who wish to earn a little president ot the club on the Bay, Al- east and southeast parts of the city
north.
The three rooms will be 16, crease in salaries for the coming year
the lower Columbia river and the; extra money the Sentinel will pay a bert Mattson and G. W. Kaufman. where improvements may be consid­
9 and 24 Mi feet in width.
was about eight per cent. This year’s
-Wolf creek-WUaon river highways,' cash commission on each new sub­ President Berg responded with ex­ ered are:
Further details will be reported budget is 8.22 per cent higher than
scription.
If
you
are
interested
come
pressions
of
appreciation'
for
the
as
­
Holly,
from Tenth to Bush,
the oiling of the North Bend-Cape
sistance given by the visiting Rotar­ and Holly avenue east, 1420 feet, bar when the contract for construction is last year’s, part of the increase due
Arago road through Empire and the in and ask about it.
signed.
ians.
to additional salaries being offset by
gravel $3,382.44, crushed gravel, $3,-
establishment of an azalea park at
Wednesday
noon,
at
12:05,
at
the
other savings.
Brookings.
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Coquille Hotel, was selected as the
The need for the earlier budget
These were the principal matters to
time and place for holding the club’s
was that the contracts with the
come before the meetings held Satur­
First Ball Game, May 3
weekly meetings. As is the case with
teachers might be made before June
day in the Odd Fellows lodge room.
when nearly all teachers have accept­
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I all service clubs, only one member Since it has been definitely settled
Jos. Devers, of the attorney-gener­
With the approval of the school di-'from ** classification is permitted, that the Coquille Loggers will pro­
ed positions.
al’s office for Oregon, who is chief
rectors
Supt P. W. Lane has an- ' The district Rotary convention is to vide this section with baseball again '■It was reported by the sheriff’s of­
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nounced the election of Harold Hat- be held at Vancouver, B. C., May 10- tills year, whether admisison to the fice this morning that the men ting Nearly All Teachers Re-elected
4.
State League is granted or not. Man­ the picketing at the Moore mill
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In ' Following -..Uli»
Two Candidates Here for Queen ton as Coquille High’s new supervisor 1S-
public acceptance -I
of
ager Fortier has begun the assem­ Bandon were driven away from the
I of physical education and coach. Mr.
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next
year
’
s
budget,
Supt. P. W. Lane,
The board of directors of the Co-
bling of a team which will make any | plant by members of the company
¡Hatton will fill a new position made Revival Services Start Sunday
semi-pro club in the state play , union yesterday afternoon, their ban­ with the approval of the board of di­
quilli Chamber of Commerce en-
necessary by new state requirements
The revival meeting which Pioneer
rectors, has announced the election of
_ dorsed the report of the army engin­
heads-up ball to win.
ners torn up and the picketers warn­
I church has anticipated for a good
all teachers and principals with the
eers. jW regard to flood control in the in health and physical education.
For the first practice game of the ed to desist.
Coquille’s new coach has had a Rae many weeks will begin next Sunday
th» ran*tl"p^Z ZhiiT nt
exception of three teachers who have
Coqutlie valley and voted to request athletic
record. Thoroughly trained with Dr. Warren C. McIntire, of wiU ¡55__ ______ r __ _ ___ m u» *,__
They left for Marshfield soon af­
Oregon representatives in congress to
Southern Oregon League will be here ter, but, according to the sheriffs of­ resigned. Mias Mary K. Loomis, ot
The
secure the passage of a bill budgeting in modern physical education, science more, Kentucky, evangelist.
at Sunday, May 3, the game starting fice, if a larger force is brought in to the Lincoln School, is leaving to be
funds for a complete survey of the and health courses, Mr. Hatton play- Rev. Dr. McIntire is a friend of long at 2:00 o’clock. Adnaisison will be continue the picketing the Bandon married. Miss Kathleen McClintock,
of the high school, will retire from
valley along the lines indicated by ed high school football in Pendleton standing of Rev. W. Raymond Wilder, 40 cents.
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business men are going to take a
teaching. Floyd McDonald, Smith-
the engineers' report—for a system of under “Dick” Hanley, later at North- the two having been associated in re­
Two former big leaguers are with hand.
He vjyai and camp meeting work in the
Hughes instructor, will resign July 1
low levees and better provision for western, and Homer Tayler.
the club, Ken Williams, its manager,
The Bandon Business Men's Asso­ and begin his new duties in Pendle­
made his letters at the University of east and ‘ south in previous years. ~
Dr. and Jud Pemoll, who was with the
drainage.
ciation, of which Mayor Ed Capps is ton, which is the home of Mrs. Mc­
Oregon in baseball, basketball, swim- McIntire comes to Coquille with a
Such a survey would furnish plans
Detroit Tigers.
president; G. R. McNair, secretary,
ing and football. At the university long experience in the pastoral and
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for the levee construction and an es­
I The baseball bug is quite active J. C. Page, O. C. Shindler, L. D. Fel- Donald.
he worked under "Billy” Rhinehart, evangelistic fields, having served pas­
The election of the new physical
timate of the probable cost. Follow­
this year and the fgns have all been sheim, Vic Breuer and Dr. F. W.
now coach at the George Washington torates for a number of years before
ing that would come the real job of
clamoring for a team in the state Gould, directors, was organized Mon­ education teacher in the high school
University, and “Spike" Leslie now devoting his entire time to evangel-
getting the work done and financed.'
league. It will cost more money to day at a mass meeting to support in has been reported elsewhere in this
at Pennsylvania State. His football i ism. His evangelistic activities have
paper.
Whether the federal government
the company
I was under Captain McEwan and taken him from coast to coast, and maintain a league club than it did every way possible
Coquille will inaugurate a teachers’
would still be pouring out money like
an independent team, but the fans union men who desire to remain at
“Doc” Spears.
Mr. Hatton played from Canada to Mexico several times,
schedule next year with in-
water for local projects at that fu­
are asking for it and promise support. work at the mill and who are losing salary
cre“^,“
fullback and during his senior year and he has held meetings in almost
of _ from five to ten per cent
ture date time alone will tell.
As publicity for Coquille the en­ fhn
nnru^rinnilv
fr»
tazrtrlr
rvar'aiiRA
tho
the opportunity to work because the
was on the team which went to Flori­ every state. So outstanding has been
Mrs. Faye June Newton, who last
trance of the Loggers into organized mill is shut down because of the pick­ in effect. Depression cuts as high as
da and Hawaii. This team tied for his work in this field that a few
Saturday filed her application as a
baseball will prove most beneficial, eting activities of a handful of radi­ 33 per cent will thus be gradually
second place in the coast conference years ago the Doctor of Divinity de­
adjusted. All teachers will also be
candidate for queen of the Coos Bay
especially when they are up around cals.
. g[cc
wu wuwivu
gree was
conferred upmi
upon nun
him uj
by the top of the win column, and Man-
paid according to their education and
bridge dedication, was endorsed by with Stanford.
A further action in Bandon was
their experience.
The— Chamber of Commerce, which1 Mr Hatton has p,ayed ba8eba11 ln Ashbury Theological Seminary in rt«er Bill is determined that that posi­
that by the city council which has
j the Blue Mountain League. He also recognition of his record.
Before choosing a new Smith-
will sponsor her candidacy.
tion
is
where
they
must
be.
Direct
­
recommended to the state liquor
1 has won the Northwest P N. A. free
Dr McIntire will preach at both
Hughes instructor the board is con­
Another candidate in Coquille is . .
.
.
.
...
ing
the
eyes
of
sports
enthusiasts
commission
that
the
license
of
the
Miss Irene Sandon who is being spon- '
championship.
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morning JV
and evening
services
sidering results achieved by this de­
toward Coquille will be just as effec­
sored by the Junior Woman’s Club.1 Hls record for two yeara at
next Sunday and each evening the tive a way of advertising Coos coun­ Roosevelt Club, conducted by Elmer partment as well as the costs in­
King, be revoked. The place is de­
Either one would be a credit to this' '°?; ***!?, h5
"T* loc,ted- to_aa", following week at seven-thirty. There
ty as are its timber, agricultural, clared to be a congregating place for volved.
cellent.
His
teams
have
done
well
in
w
m
be
services
each
evening,
except
The purpose of the present board
city if she won the coveted honor.
mineral or other resources.
communists who are directly respon­
footbaB and basketball. In baseball Saturday at seven-thirty, and each
of directors to progress forward in a
sible for the labor troubles at Ban­ program of steady improvement of
last year his team won six and lost morning at ten o’clock, except Mon­
Marc Should Know
May Day Dance, May 2
don.
one. This season his team has won day and Saturday.
The morning
school property and efficient school
The American Legion post there instruction will be continued as usual.
Instead of calling the Sentinel
The May Festival of the Coquille four in a row thus far.
In football I services will be directed primarily
Woman’s Club will be held In the Hermiston has held its own against toward the needs of Christian people, town for not publishing all the facts came out in a two column advertise­
Community Building next Saturday far stronger opponents, including Special music will feature each of n the case of Marc Shelley who ment in the Western World yester­
WiU Start Drilling Soon
evening. May 2, when Miss Jessie Pendleton, Freewater and Mac-Hi.
the evening services.
Everyone in 'ound the charter at Marshfield day, condemning the activities of the
closed, the Tribune editor should1 hirteen communists, eleven of whom
John
Aasen has just completed a
Dean will be crowned as Queen
Coquille, and in other communities,
i
Jessie I.
Carrier Failed to Deliver Papers are very cordially invited to attend tave published the story as given to had been employed at the Moore mill, half mile of road with his bulldozer
The Sentinel
From a secret investigation recent- from the Fst Elk road up to the lo­
Following the coronation which
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»1 every service and enjoy this special hem by Mr. Shelley.
■ ported the story as given to us by y made it is learned that Coquille is cation where W. E Marrion is plan­
will be attended by all the pomp and • Numerous complainta we« Phoned geaaon *
Mr. Shelley who said he found the i blessed (?) with but three commun- ning on drilling four wells for the
pageantry which have made the May in to this ofifee last Friday evening ■
loors to the carpenters’ union at ists, white the largest membership in Coast Oil Co., where he expects to
Festival so popular and pleasing a that the Sentinel was not delivered
L. P. Swindall Passes
strike natural gas. The location is
Marshfield barred against him.
I the county is on Coos Bay.
feature in the past, there will be a in that afternoon's mail. Inquiry at
Levi Preston Swindall, who has
on the apex of the structure, about
To further state the Sentinel’s post-;
rplendid
entertainment
program. the postoffice brought the statement
half a mile to the west of the Fat Elk
Music for the dance will be provided ’.hat one of the carriers brought back been ill for the past six months, tion in union matters, its editor is
A.
F.
of
L.
Organized
well.
by Don Estes and his 8-piece orches­ a portion of his afternoon’s delivery, I passed away Monday evening, at 6:30 not nor ever has been opposed to
Local No. 2770, Sawmill and Tim­
leaving it until the next day.
, o'clock, at the Knife hospital.
On this spot which the bulldozer
unions. Workingmen have always
tra.
For information of subscribers the
Funeral services were conducted at had a perfect right to form a union ber Workers union, was organized at has cleared at the top, new drilling
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The ladies in charge of arranging
a meeting of mill and plant em-1 machinery is to be installed and set
for the May Festival are Mrs. R. A. Sentinel is always placed in the post- the Gano Funeral Home, at 2:30 p. j for their own protection, to secure
m.
on
Wednesday,
by
Rev.
Mrs.
Hazel
[
decent
wages
and
the
best
working
ployees here Sunday afternoon, with ¡n such a way that it.can be swung to
office
in
ample
time
to
catch
the
Fri
­
Wernich, general chairman; Mrs. J.
A. Lamb, decorations; Mrs. W. H. day afternoon delivery, and if a sub­ MacLeod, of the Coquille Assembly conditions. What we cannot approve Leo Jlynn, A. F. of L. organizer, in- the four points of the compass for
Mansell, music; Miss Grace Elliagsen, scriber fails to receive his Sentinel, of God. Interment was in the Ma- ¡a the attempt on the part of em- stalling the local and delivering the each successive hole without moving
Instead of a derrick.
May pole winding; Miss Kathleen here in town, that afternoon it is be­ y>nic cemetery.----------------------------------- ployees to dictate how the employer charter. Nearly all the officers are the machine.
i employees at the Smith Wood-Prod-: large built-up poles are being made
Mr. Swindall, who was a woods- shall conduct his business,
McClintock, royal gowns; Mrs. Ida cause the carrier got tired, or his feet
I ucts plant, the list including Julian by the mill here. They will be set up
hurt,t’or he had worked his eight rrtkn, was bom in Virginia, Dec. 14,
K. Owen, crown and tickets.
hours and cared nothing about the* 18M.
Bergen’s Flower Shop Move* : Gregory, president; Joe Campbell, at the new location.
vice president; George Loveland, fi­
patrons whom he is employed to
The drilling machinery will not be
He leaves to mourn his passing, his
Some Difference in the Cost
Bergen’s Florist Shop, conducted nancial secretary; Alvin Neeley, re- 'ready for delivery for a week or two
serve? •
widow, Mrs. Leona Swindall, one i
next to the W. O. W. building here cording secretary; Tom Herbert, ion-lyet, but Mr. Marrion states that as
That the highway commission will
son, Monroe; one daughter, Virginia;
for several years by Mrs. Ida K.
approve the Coast Highway Associa­
Harold Nelson, warden; Joe
as it arrives work will start.
All Will Vote at City Hall . • sister' Mrs O'"» Pre*«“. °f 8«"- Owen, was moved yesterday to the ductor;
tion’s recommendation for the widen­
Rooney, treasurer, and William Ire-l
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1 don; and a brother, F. C. Swindall, of
¿lm.r Rrnuzn
Brow„ and
,nJ Npil
Mel, Milliffan ‘
coiner room « C Tillmann1, linH F.lm^r
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ing. straightening and relocation of
There should be no opposition at Eugene,
Roosevelt Service Station,
portions of the Coquille-Marshfield the
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Coquille
city
election ____
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occupied by a beauty shop, on Front i
highway, should be quite evident.
I day, April 27, to the charter amend-
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J no F. Ewell dropped In at the
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The report submitted by the high- ment whose purpose is to permit’
?
e ‘
1 10 a
street. ■
Sentinel office yesterday to report
Anniversary Party Tonight i ' that two of the Bear creek property
The reason for the move is that
way engineers who have been some property owners to bond themselves
Due to a shortage of logs the cedar
Mrs
Emily
Hersey
expects
to
start
at
Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs are owners are still refusing to lease to
months in making a reconnaisance for installation of a better lighting mill at the Smith Wood-Products
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reminded of the anniversary Mr. Hanbury
for oil and gas drilling.
survey of possible routes for the ' district in the Coquille business sec- plant cut down to a one-shift a day once the construction of a concrete again
’ highway through Coos county •-
jjo one
that down- schedule, Tuesday, for the next two business block between the W^O. W party to be given in L O. O. F. hall In a letter last week Mr. Hanbury
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that
f
’ evening
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— • leases
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this
(Friday)
commemora-
were not
a highway down the coast and Seven ' town Coquille needs better lighting or three weeks. The day crew will and Laird buildings.
tion of the founding of the order, by1 secured promptly be would give up all
Devils route would cost 13,500,000, and the adoption of the charter work three days and the night crew
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Mayor J. Arthur Berg returned! Coquille Lodge No. 53. Dancing will thought of drilling here and devote
while one “which went inside” would amendment will be a step forward in the ____________
next three days,
and ____
they
entail an expenditure at $300,000, ac­ making this city a brighter and bet­ continue rotating until the two shifts Tuesday from a business trip to Port-; be the evening's diversion, with re- his entire attention to his Texas hold-
1
a day schedule is resumed.__________ land on which he left Sunday.
freshmenU served at its does.
Ings.
cording to the dajly press reports.
ter place in which to live.
HAL HATTON TO
BE NEW COACH
BANDON PEOPLE
TAKING A HAND
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