The Coquille Valley sentinel., August 07, 1936, Image 1

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COQUIIXE. COOS COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 7. 1936.
To Serve Third Year as Pastor nriTlinil I H T11IH
Proverb Contest Winners
11 f ft T H P A
S T |l
to serve the Pioneer Metho-! ¡JLll I II UllLLU I If U
Rev. W Raymond Wilder was ap-
Coquille Business Men Vote to
Take No Action for
60 Days
painted
diet Church here for the third suc­
cessive year at the session of the
Northwest Annual Conference which
closed in La Grande last Sunday eve­
nings Mr. Wilder and the other dele­
gates from the local church returned
this week reporting a good confer­
ence with considerable gains being
noted among all the churches of the
northwest.
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Pioneer Church was well repre­
sented at the conference and assem-
mly, which was held just prior to the
conference.
The following young
people were present: La Velle Dale,
Ruth Pettingill, Cecil and Glcnise
Finley, Muriel Davis, Dorothy New­
ton. The local adults who wefe
present were Mrs. Georgia Rich­
mond, Mrs. E. M. Wilson, Mrs. Walter
Oerding, Mrs. Birdie Skeels, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Purvance and Mr. and
Mrs. Wilder and Juhior.
All of those attending were glad to
get back to Coos county after ex­
periencing the heat and dust of east-
ern Oregon.
T
r
T. P. Hanly Passed at Bandon Descendants of Henry Schroeder
Last Night—Lafe Cornwell
and Wm. T. Perry Get To­
Funeral Saturday
gether Here Sunday
Harold Norris, of Fairview, won
the $5.00 first prize in the Sentinel’s
proverb cartoon contest which closed
at 8 p. m. Wednesday evening. His
was the only one correct in every de­
tail. Mrs. Jos. Collier, who lives be­
yond Fat Elk on the highway won the
second prize of S3.
Her only error
was in using the preposition “to" in­
stead of the adverb “too,” in one of
her replies. Winner of the $2 third
prize was Mrs. Ealie Oddy, who lives
on North Willard street here.
Seven of all those who submitted
replies had them all right but one.
Following are the correct answers:
1. The early bird catches the worm.
2. A stitch in time saves nine.
3. You can lead a horse to water
but you can’t make him drink.
4. The pen is mightier than the
sword.
5. All is not gold that glitters.
8. Too many cooks spoil the broth.
If the three winners in the contest
will call at the Sentinel office they
will receive their respective prizes.
Former Coquille People, Now
Living in the Islands,
Here on Tuesday
There "hail been no change in the
Thomas Piercy Hanly, one of the
There were 61 present at the
It’s a news item of interest when a
strike situation at the Smith Wood-
most Influential and best known men Schroeder and Perry families re-
single individual comes to Coquille
Products plant here in the past
of the Coquille valley, passed away runion held at the Jas. Watson home
from the Hawaiian Islands a* did J.
week. The pickets are still on duty,
at ten o'clock last night at the hospi­ Ion Spurgeon Hill here last Sunday,
W. Garrett a few weeks ago, but to
all departments of the plant are shut
tal in Bandon. He had been in poor the guests beginning to arrive at 11
have three families from the Islands
down; and everything has been of
health since he suffered a stroke of( .a.
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m. and the party breaking »>,
up at 4
all in Coquille on the same day is so
the most peaceful nature.
paralysis a few years ago, and had p. m. A picnic dinner under the trees
rare that it can be said it never hap­
At a well attended meeting of Co­
only recently been brought back from at noon was the only set program, the
pened before. All three of the men
quille mercahtns, held in the hotel
North Bend where he had been r " of -•
the time being *p?nt in visit-
and one of the ladies formerly were
last evening, it( was unanimously
taken for treatments.
Coquille resident*. They were Mr.
Funeral services will be held at i
voted, except for one business man
efore the party broke up, the first
and Mrs. Warren C. Laird, Mr. and
who has been carrying a union card
the Schroeder chapel in Bandon at
day in August each year, was set
Mrs. Frank Harlocker, Mr. and Mrs.
tor some weeks, that they would
2 p. m. on Sunday. Interment will J ‘ns the date for holding this family re-
Frank Boyrie.
pledge themselves not to take action
be in the Odd Fellows cemetery at Amlon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlocker came in
of any kind for 60 days.
Bandon, where the B. P. O. Elks will
Those present were all descendants
Tuesday morning and greeted many
Neither at last night’s meeting nor
be in charge of the graveside services. r related by marriage to descend­
old friends before leaving that after­
at a similar meeting Tuesday noon
Mr. Hanly was bom in San Fran­
is of early Coos county pioneers—
noon for San Francisco.
They had
was anything of a radical nature ut­
cisco, Jan. 10, 1860. He came to Ceos
r. and Mrs. Wm. T. Perry, Mr. and
been on a quite extended vacation
tered. The merchant* feel that neu-
county in 1881 and on June 5 of that
rs. Henry Schroeder—and what
trip, having landed in the U. S. four
Their
attitude
t trality is their duty.
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year was united in marriage to Miss
kes the tie closer is the fact that
months ago, crossed the country to
'' toward the working man is the same'
Dora Schroeder.
ree daughters of the former couple !
the Atlantic, sailed from New York
as it is toward the Smith plant—both
I Three children
ried three sons of the latter fam-
to Europe, and after sightseeing over
are essential to Coquille’s continued
■ union, Mrs. W.
there had returned to this country,
development.
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Clay Garoutte, ot Bandon, andr Wn
Wm. T. Perry, born at Hartford,
bought a car to come west in, and
All through the trying years since
i
j ho
Hanly, who operatea theConn i„ was married to Anna Able,
had stopped in Portland to visit his
A
resolution
was
adopted
by
the
I Haniv ranch across the river from irho was bom in the old Gen. Harri-
1930 the Smith Wood-Products con­
city council at its Monday evening brothers, Charles and Hugh, sister,
tinued to operate, keeping hundreds
Riverton.
son house at South Bend., Ind. They
Tony
Olsen,
of
Harbor
in
Curry
session, cancelling all proceedings Edna, and his mother, Mr*. L. Har­
of men and women at work, paying
Mr. Hanly was interested in the ' game to Coo* county in 1858 and set-
locker, at Corvallis.
good wages and causing Coquille to county, this week loaded a car on the timber business for many years, be­ fled where Norway is now located. heretofore taken in the/ matter of
It was 25 years ago that Frank
Southern
Pacific
tracks
here,
with
sewer
extension
and
street
improve
­
feel the depression less than in any,
ing a part owner of the old Randolph He died in 1909 and Mrs. Perry in
Harlocker
finished his schooling in
I
daffodil
bulbs,
the
King
Alfred
vari-
ment in the north end of the city.
other part of the country.
* ftlv crrnti/n ran hi« rnnnh n mila «ruitb| mill and later connected with the 1925. Their children were Vale N.
Coquille and he has been in the
But
one
bid
was
received
at
the
Coquille business interest* have
Pershbaker lumber Industry. Until perry, Mary, Emily, Dora C., and
deeply
ueep.y —
appreciated the
lnc location
Iuc.uu„ ltKIV
here, ot
c* "arbor on the coast. The
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bulbs
adjourned session a week before. It islands, at Hilo, where he is mana­
advancing years made it necessary Kate L. Perry.
of an industrial plant such as the'*^ ’h/W*“
Tuesday to New
was for a sum above the engineer's ger of a sugar plantation, most of the
he did not give up an active interest . Henry Schroeder was born in Ger­
:York
city.
estimate
and the council did not feel lime since. His brother, Fred, is a
Smith Wood-Products and the repre­
in hi* ranch.
many, Aug. 25, 1816, and came to the
There were 142,700 bulbs in the,
justified
in awarding a contract at a practicing attorney in the Islands.
sentative* of those interests have ex­
He was president of the Bank of U. S. in 1834. He was married to
Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Laird
shipment,
which
weighed
36
tons
and
higher
figure
than had been an­
pressed themselves as being unwill­
Bandon, had been a member of the Dorothea Deitz in 1838 in Prussia.
came in Tuesday afternoon and spent
ing to take any action which might were packed in 434 crates. The value Port of Bandon commission since its They came to Coos county in 1859 nounced.
An order was adopted, amending a few hour* greeting old friend*.
cause the plant owners to feel that of the shipment was approximately creation and had always been active and settled on the Coquille river, two
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the
city’s traffic laws, which forbid They went north to Florence that
the merchants, business and profes­ $6,000.
in all county affairs, being a progres­ and one half miles this side of Myrtle
Mr.
Olsen
has
been
engaged
in
de
­
U
turns
on the highway. It applies evening where they were to visit Mr.
sional people of Coquille were indif­
sive citizen who worked for the de­ Point. Their children were J. Henry
Laird’s sister, Mrs. Eunice Schroeder,
veloping
the
bulb
industry
on
the
iririn
w uicu
- —
ferent to
their cuuunucu
continued uycidiimi
operation .
Schroeder, J. Fred Schroeder, August to the intersections of Taylor • street for a few days. They expect to stop
here. Plant* have been known to'oid Hiber«er ranch for the past ten velopment of Coo* county.
with Front, First and Second streets
He and Mrs. Hanly wore one of the
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move from localiUes where the busi-;*’'®31’» and h" heretofore shipped
and at the city entrance—Front and in Coquille again on their way south.
couples who were guest* at the Gold-
After landing in San Francisco on
nets men took an antagonistic atti- fpom Gran” Pass At th® “me of his
Hall streets.
The intersection of
last shipment the Grant. Pas. paper en
Jub“*e at
Corn
Will
Contest
a
County
Sale
June
13, they went east, visiting as
Front
and
Willard
was
not
included
tuta.
carried the announcement that the ln
many points of interest as possible,
A case was filed in our Circuit in the order.
Consequently, to be fair all around.
the merchant* voted to take no part ^b*~were
by tlw Grant*
The application of K. E. PettengUl slopping in Washington, D. C., New
Funeral services will be held at court here Tuesday evening by J. E.
Pass Bulb association, which was in-
through his attorney, J. J. to remodel the east room of the W. O. York and Boston.
the Schroeder Bros. Chapel here to-
i correct.
Twenty year* ago Mr. and Mrs.
y, that may prove of consider­ W. building, to be vacated by the
mwr u s (Bar lt d a y ) at 2 p. m„ f
It is known that a good peroentage’^'*^ ’W*’*
d
!
Hand shoe repair shop was granted Laird left Coquille for Hawaii and
able
interest,
particularly
to
tax
­
of the former employee* at the plant, I Mr‘ o,aeP Blso rais®» Iris and lily Lafe Cornwell,.who died Wednesday payers or those who desire to redeem by the council. It is proposed to put they are now living in Honolulu. Mr.
all the non-union member* and many'bulbs "® “X« tha‘
bulb indu*- at Salem, where he was taken last their property from tax sale*.
new underpinning under that part of Laird conducted a furniture store
week because of ill health. Inter-
of the union members are very
i* one which can be largely devel-
the building and lower the floor to when they lived in Coquille. He sold
The
county
has
sold
a
parcel
of
ment will be in the Fishtrap ceme-
it to H. O. Anderson who in turn sold
anxiou* to get back to work This is oped alon< the coaat »ections of Curry
the
street level.
timber
land
owned
by
Mr.
Paulson
tery.
to the present owners, Mr. and Mrs.
no idle rumor for scores have so ex- and Cooa countie* and hopes that the
Upon
the
application
of
Alton
H.
and
which
had
been
bid
in
by
the
Mr. Cornwell was bom in Ken-
I county agents of the two counties
Grimes, chairman of -the Coquille A. N. Gould.
pressed themselves.
county.
Mr.
Paulson
now
offers
to
' will help arouse a greater interest in tucky, Dec. 5, 1869, and was 66 years
The third Hawaiian family was
boxing commission, rent for the
If enough of them can get together
and eight months of age. He was pay the full amount of all taxes, pen­
Community Building for Harry El­ that of Mrs. Laird’s brother, Frank
and make their desires known to the bulb production.
alties,
interest
and
costs
but
the
coun
­
married, March 7, 1890, to Jane Cul­
Boyrie, who left Coquille 37 years
management, it is probable that the
ty refuses to accept the money and the liott’s wrestling and boxing cards
bertson, who survives him.
every two weeks was set, temporari­ ago. They did not cross the Pacific
re-opening would not be greatly de­ Clothing Store to Open Monday
property
is
advertised
to
be
resold
by
Of the eleven children born to
with the Lairds but saw them in
layed.
The stock for the new men's cloth- .hem, nine are still living. Mrs. Frank. the county tomorrow, and Mr. Paul­ ly, at $10 per night—the same rent
However,
not be
on the
nvwcwi, it
•» will
wiu uin
uc w
me basis
uaaia ¡ng store, Herman’s Men Furnishings, Miller, Mrs. A. J. Patrick, Gaiio, son has obtained an injunction re­ as is to be paid for regular Saturday Seattle, again in Portland, and drove
to Coquille with them.
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of union recognition or re-employ- ; i* arriving daily now and is being ar­
Wiley, Thos., Ray and Cerilda Corn- straining the sale until the matter night dances.
All the men are connected with
It was reported that water collec­
ment of those whose dismissal caused ranged in the east room of the new toell, all of Arago, Mrs. Leonard can be tried out in the courts. Mr.
similar lines of business in the
the strike to be called, with only r
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Hersey ..........
building on Second Allen and Ray Cornwell, both of Co­ Paulson says he is prepared to carry tions for the month of July were in
Islands, that of the production of
'street.
excess
of
$2400
which
makes
nearly
fraction of the membership notified
quille. There are also 18 grandchil­ it to the highest court, if the lower
sugar.
that a union meeting for that purpose
David S. Brenner, supervisor of the dren, eight great grand children sur­ courts do not sustain his contention. $4800 for the past two months and
had been callled.
Judge Brand has gone to Califor­ reduces the*Water fund delinquency
company's 13 stores in the state, has viving, besides five brothers and a
been here from Portland this week sister.
nia for a month's vacation and the to the lowest point it has been for a To Organize Home Ec. Units
Hearing on Truck Costs, Rate« assisting Dick Kennett, who is to be
great many years.
Six Home Economics units will be
Mr. Cornwell had been a residentt nearest judge who has authority to
The first of four public hearings by manager of the local store, in getting
organized in Coo* county through a
grant
the
injunction
is
Judge
Wim
­
of Oregon for 34 year* and had con­
Frank C. McCulloch, commissioner ready to open. They stated yester­
Supt. and Mrs. Lane Return
aerie* of meetings which will start on
ducted a ranch at Fishtrap since com­ berly, of Roseburg, and Mr. Stanley
of public utilities in Oregon, will be day that they might have things in ing to Coo* county in 1905.
presented the matter to this judge. Supt. and Mrs. P. W. Lane
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held in the court house in Coquille' sliape to open for business tomorrow,
there Wednesday and obtained a tern- (i6gi Saturday from their two months* Jessie Palmiter, home demonstration
next Friday, Aug. ¡1, and will con- but’thought it more likely that the
County J p II Arrivals
porary injuction.
1 stay ¡n southern California.
For a agent at large who ha* been assigned
tinue for the next three days. The opening would be deferred until the
Jessie Francis Young, a young man
Incidentally, Mr. Stanley says we couple of weeks they were over ln to devote part of her time during the
other hearings will be held at Toledo, first of the week.
of 21, was fined $75 and coats and have very little idea of what real hot ihf. ea*tern part of the state, east of remainder of the year to home econ­
Tillamook and Astoria.
Mr. Kennett is not a stranger to committed to the county jail for ten weather is unless we have been east the Mojave desert, and Mr. Lane says omics work in Coo* county, will meet
The hearing, instituted by the com­ Coquille, having been here a few days for taking an automobile with­ of the Coast range mountains,
"e that he can appreciate what we speak with group* of women in six differ­
missioner, concerns the costs of years ago with his father, Geo. Ken­ out the owner’s consent. He was ar­ returned from Roseburg “baked
• of is “the Coquille climate" after en­ ent communities, according to George
transporting freight by motor trucks nett, who has frequently assisted in rested at Myrtle Point Point and sen­ frazzle.”
during a temperature of 118 degree*. Jenkins, county agent.
and the rate* charged for that ser­ special sale* events in local stores tenced by Justice Dodge.
While the points through which the
They spent the remainder of the
vice.
He is now travelling through this
Jack Carter was lodged in the coun­
Starts Railroad Fill
time near Los Angeles, living in San­ extension work will be done have not
The commissioner states that all territory for a wholesale grocery con­ ty jail on Monday, having been fined
been definitely established, the first
Harry W. Kelley, who had practi­ ta Monica. Mr. Lane took two sum­
motor vehicle common carriers are cern.
$10 by Justice J. J. Stanley for dis­ cally finished the fill on Front street mer courses, one in education and the meetings will be held in communities
required to appear and live testi­
where requests have been made by
orderly conduct here.
just east of the highway turn at other in publicity. It was a most en­
mony.
individual* or by organized group* of
Earl Ray Parker is serving a fine Fitzgerald’s Service Station, last eve­ joyable summer tor them.
Hartley on Job at Bandon
Upon concluding this investigation
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hartley have of ,l0° in th® count^ I«11- havln« rting, started today to make the fill
Mr. Lane says that the question of women. All women in the county
the commissioner proposes to pre­
j been sentenced by Justice Bolt at ■ or the Southern Pacific on the land high school principal will be taken are invited to attend any of the meet­
been
Coquille
visitors
two
or
three
scribe all rates, charges, classifica­
Marshfield for driving a car while in­ lecently purchased by the railroad up by the board at its meeting next ing* which will be held a* follows:
tions, rules, regulations and prac­ times the past week. They arrived toxicated.
Wednesday, August 12, Gaylord
Monday. School is to open on Tues­
in
Bandon
last
Monday
upon
their
company from W. L. Kistner.
tices found by him to be just, fair,
community building, 1:30 p. m.
Jacob
Lee
Robe
and
Lester
Bau
­
day,
Sept.
8,
and
Mr.
Lane
says
the
Bewteen six and eight thousand
lawful and reasonable and to incor­ return from Falls City and Eugene, meister, two young men from the Sit-
Thursday, August 13, North Bay­
cubic yards of earth will be dumped shop course will be inaugurated at
porate same in a single master state where Mr. Hartley attended summer kum camp, were sentenced to 30 and
disunre down the“ right that lime. He expects to furnish an side Grange hall, 1:00 p. m.
tariff to be used uniformly within ¡school. They have rented a house in 15 day* in jail respectively for steal-
Tuesday, August 18, Catching In­
w
of 800 feet and thc bottom article on that to the Sentinel some
Oregon by all common carriers of Bandon, where he is to be superin­ ing sweater* from a camp at Ten
let schoolhouse, 1:00 p. m.
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land
will
be
filled
to
a
width
of
45
time
this
month.
property for compensation or hire by tendent of schools, and are getting Mile. They were brought to jail here
Wednesday, August 19, Fairview
settled in their new home.
. feet, providing sufficient room for an
'
motor vehicle.
community building, 1:30 p. m.
on Wednesday.
additional siding track and room for Want It a Secondary Highway
Thursday, August 20, American
' trucks and wagons to load or unload
Democrats to Picnic Monday
The county court this week adopt­ Legion hall, Bandon, 1:30 p. m.
Eaglefi Entertained by 20-30
Revival Meetings to Start
alongside
cars.
ed a resolution asking the state high­
The Coquille Eagle members who
The Young Democratic Club of
A series of revival services will
The date for a meeting tentatively
The earth is being taken from that way commission to take over the
furnished the opposition to the 20-30 Coos county will hold a picnic in the commence at the Assembly of God
arranged for the Arago community
high
point
just
west
of
the
highway
Marshfield - Empire cut-off North will be announced later. “
club in the donkey ball game a couple Tedsen grove at Norway next Mon­ on Wednesday evening. August 12,
All member* and with Evangelist Henry W. Cowie as at Sixth street, the property which Bend road and make it a secondary
of weeks ago. were guests of the club day, Aug. 10.
the Bledsoe estate highway of the state system, and that
at the regular 20-30 dinner meeting others interested in democratic prin­ speaker. Rev. Mr. Cowie is a young formerly belonged
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Buys Bandon Drug Store
Tuesday evening.
A spirit of co­ ciple* are invited. The only stipula­ man with a vital message that will1 _
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,
_ it be constructed, improved and
Harlan Buckingham, who at one
maintained.
He
is
a
Dr
-
Shadduck
to
Speak
Tuesday
operation was expressed when the tion is that each one bring something appeal to young and old.
time was employed as pharmacist in
club expressed the wish to assist the to eat and the necessary implements splendid gospel singer and his music
Dr. Ralph Shadduck, Oregon state
the Fuhrman Pharmacy here, has
Excel
Dress
Shop
Moved
lodge in its clean up of Patterson Ice cream will be furnished by Mr. is appreciated wherever he ministers. area manager for the Townsend or­
purchased the J. Q. Jarvis drug store
Mrs.
Mary
Gage
has
moved
her
grove program and the Eagles agreed Tedsen.
ganization.
will
speak
in
the
Coquille
For the past several years he has
at Bandon. He and his wife will
to assist the 20-30 group in their ten­
served as pastor of the Church of the Community Building next Tuesday, Excel Dress Shop from the Nosier
move there as soon as E. O. Sempert,
nis court activity.
Bob Lewis, employee of the Coos Open Bible in Santa Barbara, Cali- Aug. 11, at 8 p. m. Dr. Shadduck is building to the room in the Odd Fel­
t of Myrtle Point, secures a new man­
low*
building
recently
vacated
On the 23rd of August the 20-30 Bay Lumber company at Powers, fomia. He has visited Coquille be- a forceful speaker and whether you
by
ager for his store at Powers.
club* of Coquille, Bandon, Marshfield who has been working with the pile fore and is known by many in the agree with the Townsend plan or not Sam Taylor.
and Roseburg will have a field day at driver crew building bridges, fell community.
you will have a better understanding
Hand Moves to New Quarters
Ward McReynolds will be at the
the Douglas county seat, with soft forty feet off of the bridge Tuesday
The meetings will continue for of what it is all about after you have
The Hand Shoe shop was this week
ball, golf, tennis, etc., for the men and afternoon, receiving serious injuries. twelve days only, so everyone is heard him. His talk will also have to Coquille city hall again next Tues­
suitable entertainment for the ladies, including a broken nose, cheek bone urged to attend every service and do with the part that Townsend day, Aug. 11, to conduct examina- moved from the W. O. W building
The program will end with a dance and pelvis bone. He is in the Mercy hear this young Scotch evangelist members are expected to take in the (lion* of applicants for automobile into the room next door to tlie east,
coming political campaign.
I driver«’ licenses.
J Hospital in North Bend.
in the evening.
the west roam of the Hersey building.
every night at 7:45 o’clock.
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STREET WORK
CANCELLED
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