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A ■e Sentinel THE PAPER THAT’S LIKE A LETTER FROM HOME ....... . ................... — VOL. XXXII. COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1936. NO. 46. $2.6* THE YEAR I TODRILLATONGE What Red Cross Will Do R. E. Gillette. Red Cross official who is assistant to J. W. Richardson, director of disaster relief for the Red Cross at Randon, met with the execu tive committee of the Coquille Amer ican Legion post Wednesday evening and for two hours went over the Red Cross program for Bandon rehabilita tion. He also explained the activity of the Red Cross in disasters like that at Bandon and all differences of opin ion were amicably settled. Mr. Gillette made the positive statement that all sufferers from th* fire who lost their home, household furniture and equipment, and who applied to the Red Cross for that pur pose, would have a suitable house, furniture and furnishings provided by the Red Cross. It may not be as elaborate a home as the applicant formerly occupied, but it will be comfortable. He said that $30,000 to $35,000 for such rehabilitation had already been received by the Red Cross apd that possibly $120,000 more would be added to it by the Red Cross national headquarters. Each family will be provided with a liveable home whether it is alto gether what they would like to have or not. * • t The grand jury made a partial re port to Judge Brand in Circuit court here on Tuesday. There was one blind indictment and two not true Holds Busy Session at McKinley Coquille Valley Pioneer Pisses New Equipment Arrives Tues 122,000 Acres, Burned Over, to bills. on Tuesday — Relief Away at Hospital Here True bill* found were a* follows: day—To Start oh A. T. Be Sown to Grass At Jas. B. Swan, forgery. He pleaded Funds Voted Last Evening Morrison Place ' Once guilty and was sentenced to the pen ________ I --------- r_ for two year*. A 90-day stay of ex After voting to contribute funds to Chas. F. Lorenz, son of Mrs. N. ecution was ordered. One hundred and ten ton* of oil Definite steps were taken Wednes assist the Bandon Grange to replace Lorenz of this city, passed away at well drilling equipment/ including day to provide for the seeding of the Lee White, burglary not in a dwell property lost in the recent fire, and] the Coquille hospital at 5:00 o’clock two boilers, drilling machine, cable, ing. He pleaded not guilty and his burned over area in Coos county hearing statements of fanners last evening. He had been suffering case was set for trial next Monday. when approximately 10 farmers who blocks, casing, etc., arrived at Ban had lost feed, fencing, and buil from heart trouble for some time and don, Tuesday morning and transpor Loren Knight, burglary not in a have been affected by the fire met the Coos County Pomona Grange the Bandon fire probably hastened dwelling. He also pleaded not guilty at the Coquille high school to discuss tation of it was immediately started the end. its regular meeting held at McKl to the A. T. Morirson place, a mile and his trial will take place next this subject. The meeting was called on Tuesday, October 13, took act! When the family, who reside in week. south of the highway on Tipperary by County Agent George Jenkins, at condemning practices which prev Bandon, left their home on the eve flats. Loren Knight and Lawrence Pow the request of the county court, fol the judicious and timely burning ning of Sept. 26, they took him to the ers, larceny of livestock. The equipment was shipped from Powers lowing a meeting with state officials brush, slashings, and other waste beach. Then the incoming tide pleaded guilty on Tuesday but Knight in Portland last Thursday. southern California, the General Pe lands in the county. forced another move and when the pleaded not guilty. troleum Co. being the company whose W.,A. Schoenfeld, dean of Agricul Damage done by fire* during driftwood on the beach began burn name appeared on the manifests to Ted DeSpain, who abducted a ture at the Oregon State College, at last three weeks brought f ing a third move became necessary woman at North Bend and stood up tended this meeting as a representa receive it to the attention of the granger* The next day he was brought to his the chief of police, pleaded guilty to tive of Governor Martin and out The equipment is being set up on ent from all section* of the county mother’s home here and on Wednes the charge for which he was indicted lined the work which has been done _ the Morrison place between the cran necessity of preventing a day of this week was taken to the —assault with a dangerous weapon. by the state in an effort to assist in berry bog and his house, and the lease The resolution passed states that hospital. i* one of those , taken by John F. He will be sentenced next Monday. reseeding and repairing fences and growth of fire weed, and the accumu- Funeral services will be held at the Ewell, who had expected Harry Ban Harvey Irven Griner, indicted for, other property destroyed by the fire, lation of brush and logging wasted: Schroeder Mortuaries on Sunday at contributing to the delinquency of a, He stated that planes would be made bury to do the drilling. The latter creates a serious fire hazard; and' 2:0® p. m. Interment will be in the minor, pleaded not guilty. refused because of conditions in some availabl«^ through the effort* of the that present laws and methods of eni Masonic cemetery. of the leases. Warren Murphy and John Padgett, governor and other official* to reseed forcement are such that the burning Mr. Lorenz was bom in Junction indicted for larceny, pleaded guilty the area. Also that contacts had been The gas well across the valley from of cutover land and seeding cannot City, Calif., Sept. 4, 1875, and came and on Tuesday were sentenced to made with administrative officials to Coquille, drilled by W. E. Marrion, be done effectively. If property to Coquille with his parents, Mr. and one year in jail. At the end of 00 reseed the area. Also that contacts continues to show the same tremen burned and seeded, a large amount of Mrs. N. Lorenz, who were pioneer day* the judge will consider their had been made with" administrative “ dous pressure when the valve is this land now idle would provide settlers in this city, in 1887. opened. When lighted with only a parole. officials in Washington, D. C., in an good range for livestock and a profi He was united in marriage, June slight opening of the Valve the flames effort to obtain further assistance in table return to th* owner, standing 12, 1901, here in Coquille, to Miss fill the whole derrick add when the securing the necessary seed and other Mary Skeels, who survives. Mr*. valve Is opened more the force of-the (Continued on Page Three) material* needed. Lorenz is the sister of the late gas blows the fire out unless a collar Clifford Smith, director of rural Every church, every lodge, every Cha*. T. Skeels. The seven chil pipe is slipped over the casing. rehabilitation work in Oregon, out Go-to-Church Sunday civic organization or club in Coquille dren bom to them are Mrs. Mar A car standing 30 feet from the is requested and urged to have one lined the service* which hi* organiza Go-To-Church Sunday will be giv jorie Moore, Mrs. Dorothy McCue, derrick shook like a man with the or more representatives present at a tion i* in a position to render to farm en a special observance in Pioneer Congressmen and Mrs. Jas. Mott ers of the county who will need ad- j Misses Emma and Mary Edna Lorenz, ague when the valve was opened last meeting to be held in the Coquille Church next Sunday. This annual fall all of Bandon, Harry Lorenz, of Co were present at th* Chamber of Com week and the roar of the gas is deaf hotel dining room this evening at event is observed for the purpose of (Continued on Page Eight) quille, George and Carl Lorenz, of merce meeting in the hotel dining ening. 7:30 o’clock. getting each member of the church to rodm. Tuesday noon, with a number Bandon. Beside* his mother and one A misstatement was made in the The purpose of this meeting is to be present an one day to begin the grandchild, he is survived by three of ladies and other interested visitors Only OÇC Fire Fighters Left Sentinel last week in regard to the arrange for helping the stricken city new year’s activities concertedly. At brother«, Henry and George, of Co present. Geo. Griffith, of the Service of BTU content of the gas. It is 1010 of Bandon carry on its schools, and the eleven o’clock service a special Mr. Mott did not make a political Supplies department of the Forest quille, Edward, of Medford, and two BTU to the cubic foot and not to the is part of the campaign decided upon sermon will be delivered by Rev. W. sister», Mr*. Edna Hartson, of Co talk but confined his remarks to an Service, left Wednesday for Portland. thousand cubic feet The chemists jt a Coos County Chamber of Com Raymond Wilder, the subject of quille, and Mr*. Emma Norton, of outline of what congress did at the He was one of the first men sent in to who made a test of the gas report it merce meeting, held at the court which will be “A Good Man's Blun last session. He prefaced his talk get the fire-fighting force* assembled Redding. Calif. as remarkably free from contamina house last evening when it was der.” The church choir will sing with the statement that he would use in Coos and Curry counties, and con tion. agreed to make a house to house can Mrs. June Walker will sing a all the power of hi* official position ditions have now improved so ma Mrs. E. L. Townsend Buried vas* all over Coo* county to raise At the evening hour the usual in aiding Bandon rehabilitation. terially that he can be relieved of Arrow Mill Expansion funds for the Bandon schools. ; Townsend, wife of concert will be dispe Twelve major measure* were Eighty per cant of the children who passed away at their passed by the last congress, none of duty here. N. Jameson, of the Arrow Mill Co., He said Wednesday morning that Coulter street last left today for Portland, expecting to attended tliere are back in the make entire service will be them “must” legislation from the Curry county, outside the forest re return next week. He had been here shift quarter* in which th* school* old-fashioned hymn sing, The con- Tuesday. She had been confined to chief executive’s office, but all serves, was again being handled by for a couple of weeks, working out are now being conducted, but unless gregation will take part wlth th* her bed for th* pest two months and framed by senators and representa the fire patrol. In Coos county the plan* for further development of the' assistance is prompt the schools there choir and other vocalist* in singing had been ill for a much longer time. tive*. He said there was very little force has been diminished to about will soon have to be closed, and hymn* and gospel song* that Rava Arrow Mills in Coo* county. Funeral services were conducted at pressure on congressmen in 1936 to; 1200 CCC men and 150 civilians, all Last week the company began there ia no district in the county been requested, Selections by the th* Gano Funeral home yesterday at pass New Deal legislation of the al- the latter being local, or Coos county, operation of the Thompson mill at which can assimilate them. 2:00 p. m. by Rev. W. 8. Smith. choir, quartette*, duets, and soloist* phabetical sort. men. Warrants of school district No. 54 will be featured, a* well a* instru- Englewood, under lease, and will con Mr*. Townsend’s maiden nam* was Th* congressman expressed the be- i ! The .civilian fire fighters brought in tinue to operate it for sawing lumber can be of no value to the teachers mental numbers, An entire evening Margaret Louella Hampton, daughter lief that the U. 8. was coming out of from Portland, Spokane and other for both the company’s Coquille and now. Many of them lost everything of music will be enjoyed. The public of B. E. Hampton, of Marshfield She the depression but added that there cities have all been shipped back, the Chicago plants until the new mill is they had in the fire and unless help is cordially invited to each of these was bom in Boone, North Carolina, are still ten million unemployed in Forest Service not being Mulling to built. Just where the new sawmill is promptly forthcoming for the dis- services, and requests for favorite Sept. 30, 1884, being 15 days past private industry who formerly were leave these men down here for the lo is to be located Mr. Jameson was not trict the teacher* will be forced to hymns to be sung at the evening hour 52 year* of age. so employed. He did not say it, but calities to take care of after the emer prepared to say but it will probably leave. She came to Coo* county forty are especially solicited. probably meant that some of those gency was past. be where their timber is cut. I The drive is scheduled to start on years ago and had lived in Myrtle millions were now employed on U. 8. Another slicer for the local plant is ' Monday, Oct. 26, and will be simul Will Manage Queen Ann Cabins Point before moving to'Coquille in relief activities and administration— to arrive in about 30 days and by taneous all over Coos county. Bear Creek Rancher Buried 1918. She was married to E. L. being paid by the federal government Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Perrott, who next spring it is expected to have Townsend here on Sept. 30, 1928, and The omnibus flood control law and <^co- C. Haga, 65-ycar old resident have been living in the J. J. Stanley eight or ten more machine* in the Rally Day Goal Ia 251 cottage at Bandon since the fire de-' i they have made Coquille their home the highway act are two which con-,of Bear cre*k> Pasj»*d away at the Co- plant here. Member* of the Bible School of stroyed their tourist auto camp, were since. gress passed which directly affect' <>uille hospital on Tuesday of thi* The saw in the plant is being the Church of Christ are diligently i Coos county. He said the flood con-|week- from • malady which had af- Coquille visitor* on Tuesday. Mr. moved outside the building and the working to have an attendance of 251 Pcrrott docj nQt e Wj trol survey* on th* Coquille and Coos dieted him for some tim*. John Dicky Dies at Berkeley entire main building is to be used for at Bible School Sunday. Rally Day rivers had not yet been finished but Funeral service* were conducted camp, but ha* been engaged by W. J. Another death of a former Ban battery separator machinery _____ _ _ „ what _______ corresponds in _ a way to is Sweet to manage the Queen Anne would be in a few weeks. Rev D Lore* at Schroeder Bros. don citizen which followed the fire The dock ia also to be enlarged, * knowr7 a, Open house/ The purpose The highway act provides for a two- chaPel here at 2:00 p. m. yesterday. auto court which was not destroyed was that of John Dicky, merchant more than doubling the storage space, of the day is to rally all former 7C... w„ road building program Under interment being at Bandon. by the fir* and the new auto camp fa there for many years. He was and when Mr. Jameson returns in the attendants which e have through the Deceased was bom at Indepen Provl*‘°n* Jhe state of Oregon cilities which Mr. Sweet hopes to brought to Coquille on Sept. 27 and a' spring a considerable enlagement of summer ceased to come, to interest highway department will receive six dence, Virginia, Oct. 19, 1871, and had build next year. week ago be and Mrs. Dicky accom- ....... output from this plant is anticipated. those who do not attend Bible school Mr aweel ana hi* nis family Intend | been a rancher on Bear creek for Mr. Sweet and panied a nephew to Berkeley, Calif., million dollar* thi* year and the same anywhere, and to give people an op- makinf their home i one of his where he passed away the next day amount in 1937. Oregon ha* previ many years. Wrestling Card Next Friday portunity to *ee the school in action. ranches in northern Curry. He is survived by a son, Howard after their arrival. The body was ously had $24,000,000 of federal fund* “That Bible ------------- training ------------- meets a -------- vital The next wrestling card to be pre- ------ --------- Haga, of Bandon; four sisters, Mrs. for its highway*. ■ ■ 1 .......... taken east for burial. ■tented by Promoter Harry Elliott will civic need is borne out by public rec- One of the Mil* which Mr. Mott Frank Flam, Mrs. O. M. Randleman, A F. & M. Bank Payment be at the Coquille Community Build- ords,” say* the minister of the local helped kill in congress was the Mc Mrs. Frank Van Leuven, all of Bear According to a legal notice appear- Bandon Bank Opened Tuesday Church of Christ, “therefore this day in;? next Friday, Oct. 23. Clintock Bill, which would have re creek, and Mrs Fred Davenport, who Headlining the card will be the one has been planned to reach a larger ing elsewhere in thia issue, dividend The Bank of Bandon was opened pealed the Stanfield act which pro lives in Wahsington, and three broth ___ __ man gang, Al William*, who will number in order to perform this civic checks on the old Farmer* A Mer- on Tuesday thia week ________ in the old ..... First vided annual payments to Oregon in ers—W. T., John H. and Jas. Haga. meet Don Sugai. Both men have service.” He report* that when J. chant* bank for another ten per cent National Bank building, next door to lieu of taxes on the O. A C. lands, shown their rough stuff in previous Edgar Hoover, chief G-man discover- °f commercial account* will be the Western World. It has resumed title to which was revested in the New Faces in County Jail matches here, but have not rpet each cd that 97 per cent of th« criminals of mailed to depositors of the defunct operations under the directions of Its United States. The repeal of that Ira Jay Elliott began serving a five • the United States had never attend- institution next Friday evening. Oc- own officers, the temporary control law would have been a financial other here. In the. special event two newcom cd religious service* regularly some tober 23, by the superintendent of by the state banking department hav blow to Coos county and other coun day sentence for petit larceny last Friday, having been fined $10 by Jus ers to Coquille will appear. Trout and time in their life and that half of the b«nks for Oregon. This will make 60 ing been relinquished. ties of western Oregon. tice Bolt at Marshfield. population of our country have at- cent total payment to depositors Lipscomb. L. C. Tallmadge, of Powers, was The preliminary will be between tended regularly at some time or of commercial accounts. On savings To Have Hallowe’en Party Tillmans Home from Long Thlp 'brought to w the county jail ,, here erc iaBl last Whitey Wahlberg and a masked other in their life, that Mr. Hoover accounts 85 per cent has already been Mr. and Mrs. Guss Tillmann re- [ Saturday to serve a 60-day sentence Members and guests of the B. P. W. said, "That ’ s the solution! Get our paid. wrestler, who is advertised as “the club will meet for a Hallowe'en party turned home Mpnday evening from imposed by Justice Dodge at Myrtle boys and girls into Sunday school!” 1 dark secret.” A playlet, “Gate* of Pearl,” will be Many Warrants Not Presented Monday evening. The committee in an automobile trip that took them as Point for violent and disorderly con- Co. Treasurer Calk Warrants presented a* a special feature of the County Treasurer Chas. Stauff charge is plannig an evening of fun far east a* Omaha, south to Texas, duct on a_ highway, Frank Kisco, sentenced to 30 days and asks that all attending appear in and home by southern California. ~ The call for various Coos county service. The service begins at 9:45 calls attention to the fact that thou in jail for carrying concealed weap some kind of costume. The party will They visited relatives at many points warrants dated today, will redeem a. m. sands cf dollars worth of Coos count) be held at the home of Mrs. James enroute and Mr. Tillmann visited an ons, was brought here from Myrtle something over $41,000 worth of warrants, heretofore called for pay uncle he had not seen for 40 years, a* Point last Sunday. Mis ■» Dae Opens Beauty Shop ment, have not yet been presented. Richmond at 8:00 p. m. county paper and interest. General Hiram Hampton, a Texan, well as a boyhood chum of two de Mis* Muriel Dae la thia week an The greatest item is in general fund fund warrants, endorsed prior to Nov. brought jail _ from ____ to _ ____ ___ Powers cade* ago. They enjoyed the 32 day* Free Play on Bandon Links 1, 1931, will amount to about $16,000; nouncing the opening of the Studio warrants, there being $10,530.53 on' to the limit, and were greately re night. He was found guilty of driv I All Coquille valley golf players are Beauty Shop in the room just north market road funds, prior to Dec. I, which th* holders are not now draw lieved to find that the lurid fire ing while intoxicated. The J. P. gave 1930, will be about $3,300; road of the Shell service station on Wil ing interest. In the bridg*.rtund the invited to make free use of the West- i stories concerning Coquille, which him a $50 fine and 30-day sentence. bridge fund warrants, endorsed prior lard street. The room has been com total is $1,288.86; in the market road most golf course at Bandon for the originated in the Associated Press of to Oct. 1, 1936, will total over $9,350; pletely redecorated and fitted up aa fund, $551,78; and in the n6n-high rest of the year. The caddy house is fice In Marshfield, were false. Fashion Show Scheduled non-high school warrants, up to and a salon for the giving of beauty school district fund. $1,190.44. being occupied by L. T Roeelle since t __________ including No. 2120, total about $12,000 treatments, with the latest and all A benefit card party and fashion the fire, and all players, whether Going to Highway Meeting and there is one Isthmus Inlet bridge new equipment in quick-drying dry- show is to be given by the Coquille members or not, are invited to use J. S. Houck Injured by Fall ers and permanent wave macihne. funl warrant for $500 being called. the course whenever they desire, . Coquille members who will attend Junior Women’s Club in the Odd Fel J. 8. Houck, who is past 83 years without charge. Miss Dae's music studio, where she the annual meeting of the Coast lows Hall next Thursday, Oct. 22, at The Past Matrons Clubyóf Beulah will conduct her violin classes, will of age, suffered a fractured rib and Highway Association at Tillamook 2:00 p. m. The affair is given for the chapter. O. E. tf.'wHtTheet at the nbo be in the same location, the use severe bruises last week when the this coming Sunday and Monday are benefit of the club’s Christmas Seal Julidk Ruble home on Third street of screens permitting* the separating ladder on which he was »tending J. E. Norton, Lafe Compton and Le- sale. Admission will be 25 cents. while he took down a clothes line fell thia evening instead of at Masonic of studio and beauty shop. Roy Rice. Mr. Compton will be All models of the style show will Hall. Th* Bandon Masons will hold i Former customer* and those desir- with him. Last evening, however, chairman of the association hotel be through the courtesy of Miss May’s A m * room * here ' ! Is»« If ewd frv their meeting in Ik* th* I lodge ing Rakmssfv beauty ♦mhfrnants treatments am are inv invited to he was beginning to feel mor* group meeting which will consider Shop. Latest coiffeur style« will be thi* evening. | visit the new Studio Beauty Shop. | himself th* subject, “Our Folder for ’37 shown by Joyce’ Beauty Salon. BANDON SCHOOL MUSTBEHELPED » Grand Jury Indictments zy skaam MR. MOTT TALKS ON CONGRESS ;
