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Interesting Republican Talk
to Ladies Yesterday Afternoon
(Continued from Page One)
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Speaking of the three departments
of the government—the executive,
the legislative and the judicial—she
quoted the president's words in which
he said the governmen$£ad saved the
country.
What she criticized the
president for not telling was which
branch of the-government had saved
the country. And then declared it
was the judicial branch, the U. S.
supreme court, with its decisions
against the NRA, the AAA, and kin­
dred alphabetical projects of the new
deal administration which had saved
the United States.
The “must” legislation, prepared
by the bra in-trusters a.id passed by
a supine congress at the executive’s
command, the tremendous waste in
relief matters, came in for serious
castigation. Mrs. Evans declared she
was absolutely for relief but con­
demned the administration of that
relief program which leaves only a
small portion of the billions appropri­
ated for relief to be spent in reliev­
ing suffering and hunger. The po­
litical machine which “your money
and mine” is buildihg up out of the
funds which should be used in actual
relief is a monstrosity which she call­
ed upon the voters to overthrow.
Her references to Gov. Landon,
who is making so fine -an impression
on the people of the nation as he con­
tinues his campaign, showed the
highest respect for his ability and
wisdom and her frequent quotations
from his speeches were tn startling
contrast to the smug words of the op­
position.
Mrs. Evans was accorded a hearty
ovation at the conclusion of her talk.
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Fatal Accident Near Gardiner
Mrs. Rachel Dierdorff, housekeeper
at the North Bend hotel for the past
ten years, was instantly killed last
Monday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock
when the car in which she was riding
left the highway on a bad turn on the
hill north of Gardiner and rolled over
several times before it was stoped
by the trees about 300 feet down the
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hillside.
CocaiUe
Oregon
Mrs. Arnold Miller, of Delmar, suf­
fered scalp injuries and a fractured
j arm, but the two men, Mr. Miller and
Harry Wills, of Bangor, the owner and
here last Saturday by Rev. W. S. driver, were not much hurt. Mr.
Miller was the only one to remain in
Sept. 4—Max H. Kruger and Smith.
Sept. 5—Norman S. Carlson and the car when it came to rest.
Rachel Clawson, both of Marshfield.
According to the survivors the car
They were married by Justice J. J. Hilma Mannila, both of Lakeside.
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anley at bis office here last Friday. Justice J. J. Stanley performed the was traveling at about 35 miles an
Sept. S—Geo. H. Truman, of North ceremony for them at hie office here hour and when Wills pulled to one
e. side to let a northbound car pdas, the
rod, and Ruth W. Ebbert, of Mon­ l^pt Saturday.
Sept. 8—Elmer R. Ludwick and soft shoulder permitted the car to
mouth.
USED Coal Burning Furnace in good
Arrival« at County Jail
Sept. 2—Jack Lester Cardwell and Ruth D. Murphy, both of Marshfield. slip over the edge.
condition, 35.00.
Coquille Sheet
Sept.
8
—
W.
A.
Ashton,
of
Bandon,
Mrs.
Dierdorff
is
survived
by
four
Geo.
W.
McIntosh,
fined
*1S
by
Freda Hendrick, both of Powers.
Metal
Wks.,
Coquille,
Ore. it*
and
lone
R.
Sulin,
of
Bullards.
children,
Clyde,
of
Seattle;
Dallace,
Justice Stanley here on Tuesday for
Tliey were married there last Satur­
Sept.
8
—
Irvine
Parker
and
Bessie
of
Malin,
Ore.;
Dorie
and
Thomas,
driving
while
drunk
last
Saturday,
is
(Continued
on
Page
Three)
day by Rev. W. C. Cronk.
FOR SALE—Oronite, Shell A Union
of San Diego.
serving out his fine in the county jail.
Sept. 5—Arthur A. Wilson, of Orr, both of Marshfield.
Fly Spray in bulk at Coos Feed A
Sept. 9—Jos. R. Thomas and Don-
While this writer did not see the vation and improvement which would
R. G. Billings is serving out a *S
North Bend, and Vivienne Heill, of
Stores.
accident it was the only wreck en­ be most beneficial over a period of fine imposed by Justice Stanley on an
Reedsport. They were married here iva Coleman, both of North Bend.
Sept. 9—Francis Eugene Quick and countered on an 875-mile trip over years.
assault and battery charge.
at his home by Rev. G. A. Gray last
LIVE Fat Hens and Fryers, 15c lb.
Rosalie Krieschel, both of Marshfield. the past week-end.
J. L. McLean was brought to jail
In calling this meeting the exten­
Saturday.
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Farr A Elwood’s.
Sept.
10
—
C.
Vernon
Taylor
and
sion service has emphasized the im­ here from Marshfield to serve out a
Sept. 5—Warner M. Kronquist and
HOUSEKEEPER Wanted—Phone 89,
Faye Mosteller, both of Marshfield Sylvia E. Lewis, both of Powers. To Entertain Job’s Daughten portance of having a wide and gen­ $15 fine for petit larceny.
Earnest Clark, fined *30 in justice
Coquille.
They were also married by Mr. Gray They were married yesterday by Rev.
Beulah Chapter, O. E. S., is en­ eral representation of livestock oper­
G. A.* Gray at his home hero.
last Saturday.
tertaining the Coquille and Marsh­ ators in attendance so that the sound­ court at North Bend for assault and
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Sept. 5—Chas Oliver Leach, of
field bethels of Job’s Daughters and est possible program may be develop­ battery was brought to the county
Come in and try the new Corona
A White.
>ail
on
Tuesday.
ed
for
the
remainder
of
193«
and
North Bend, and Jacquellpe K. Perry,
! their escorts this evening, Friday,
Standard Portable typewriter, it will
of Empire.
with a dance at the Maaonic hall, 1937. P. M Brandt, head of the Di­
SEPARATOR Oil in bulk, «Sc gal.
make a big difference in your grades
New ( asu in Circuit Court
Sept. S—Ace Franklin and Eva
Mrs. Geo. Ulett being chairman of ar- vision of Animal Industries at Ore­
Bring your container. Coos Feed
at
school.
H.
S.
Norton,
Music
A
Hunt, both of Bandon.
They were
rang£jnents. Patrons and patroness­ gon State College, and Charles W.
Sept. 4—Myrtle M. Jumper vs.
A Seed Stores.
Stationery.
Smith,
assistant
county
agent
leader,
married at the Chas. Oerding home
es for the affair include: Mr. and
Ulysses S. Jumper. Suit for divorce.
Mrs. O. C. Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. W. will represent the extension service
Sept. 4—Geo. A. Todd vs. W. G. PLAY FAIR Dog Food, 1 lb tins. Sc,
E. Boeserman, Mr. and Mrs F. C. in addition te the county agents of Robertson.
at Wilaon"s Red A White.
McNelly, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Axtell. the three counties involved.
Sept. 4—Crown Machine Works vs.
All livestock operators are urged to
REAL Old Style Butter Milk, fresh
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith, Mr. and
Alvin Johnson et al.
daily; 0c a quart and 30c a gallon.
Mrs. D. D. Dale, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. be present and participate in the dis­
Sept. S-J. D. Carl vs. J. B. and W.
cussion.
Cloverleaf Dairy. Phone 7R43
Boober and Mrs. Bertha J. Smith.
R. Delsman.
On Monday evening, following
Sept. 9—Bennett Trust Co. vs. Al
Knife Hospital
their regular meeting, the Coquille
Sprague.
bethel will give a farewell party,
Dismissals from the Knife Hospital
Sept. 10—Sula Johnson vs. Gus
honoring the members who are leav­ the past week were Mrs. P. Mullin, Johnson. Suit for divorce.
A
ing soon to attend college, these be­ of Coquille, and Mrs. Emerson Whit­
Crown Dairy, Poultry A Turkey
ing
Misses
Levello
Walstrom,
Dorris
ney,
of
Myrtle
Point,
last
Saturday.
for the
Feeds give better results. Coos Feed
Compton, Marianne Axtell, Margaret Mrs. Jeter Cochran is to be dismissed
A Seed Stores.
Be lion 1, Marjorie Van Alatein and today.
Cherie Mae Hartwell.
Miss Harriett Jensen, of Fairview,
LAWN Grass Seed, 35c, Farr A El-
Special guests for the evening are underwent a tonsilectomy on Mon­
woocLs
With your lovely frocks wear lovely hosiery.
Oakbrook
the former school teachers of the day, and H Woodworth, of Coquille,
girls leaving, beginning with the pri­ was admitted for treatment for pneu­
hosiery has the liveable top that makes stockings twice as
mary grade.
Parents and other monia on Tuesday.
comfortable, also the nine-thread re-lnforced heel that gives
friends are also invited to be present
Dick Lakey, of Myrtle Point, sub­
One Cent a Ward
double wear.
mitted to an appendicitis operation
Na Adv. lesa tl
on Wednesday, and Ted King, of
Six Divorces Granted
Powers,
to
a
major
operation
this
WOMAN wanted to do light house
Judge Brand held motion day in
circuit court here last Friday and morning.
work. One small child not barred
Mrs. Ellen Deverau, of Powers,
in two thread (|1.35), three thread (79c-<1.00), and four
Call or come and see Mary Olson,
granted divorces in the following
»rought her baby to the hospital yes-
cases:
phone 8R14, P. O. Box S31, Co­
thread semi-service (>1.15). Sizes 8% to 10.
quille. In haste.
Mary L. Sollors vs. Albert R. Sol- erday for treatment for pneumonia
vhlch followed the flu.
lors.
HERSHEYS* Cocoa, 1 lb tin 13c, at
Oliver L. Linn vs. Ruth Linn.
Wilson’s Red A White..
Hannah O. Long vs. Nicholas Long. Drainage Dtat Legality Upheld
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COQUILLE
Esther Reed vs. Merrell Reed.
In circuit court yesterday Judge
Martha Logan vs. Theo. M. Logan. Trend gave an oral opinion in the CASH for a 19 or '30 Model A Ford
Coupe. J. W. Wall, postoffice ad-'
The judge set the case of Croy vs. tearing on the legality of the forma-
dress, Bandon; residence, first mail
Bullock for trial on Sept. 25.
ition of the Beaver Slough Drainage
box south of Riverton.
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Parole of Wesley Phinnegar, which' district,
district. His opinion was that the
was originally set for Sept. 8, was district had been regularly and le­
STANDARD Cut Macaroni. 3 lbs for
postponed by the court for a month. gally formed and that the issue of
14c. Wilson's Red A White.
On Tuesday Judge Brand granted bonds it was proposed to issue was
a divorce to Martha J. McGeorge legal.
FOR SALE—Hay Salt, *1.00 per 100
separating her from Chas. F. Mc­
lbs. at Cooa Feed A Seed Stores.
George.
The family has the right at all times
COW FOR SALE—Dark Jersey,
and in all cases, to choose the funeral
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Pearl Cardwell, one mile east on
3d street road. Box 85, Coquille.
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Tuesday, Sept. 15, 7:45 p.m.
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