THE PAPER THAT'S -------- COQUHXE, COOS COUNTY, Arbitration Agree­ ment Awaits Only Signing by Unions It Will Be Sometime Next Week Before AU Unions Meet to Authorise It ff Ideal Bakery Installs New Oven, Equipment Confidence that Coquille is a “good town” is being shown by another business house in Coquille when this week the Ideal Bakery made known its plans for new additions of equip­ ment and a general renovation. For She past few days a new Model H. Middleby-Marshall revolving oven manufactured by the E. J. Chubbuck Co., of Emeryville, Cali­ fornia, has been in the installation process under the direction of Albert J. Mordhorst and Carl Stubbs, com­ pany representatives. New machinery additions are be­ ing made and the plant will be open, for Inspection by the public in a few weeks after the last brush of paint is applied and the final check over is P E. P. Marsh, federal labor con­ ciliator of the Department of Labor, met with the union committees and the Chamber of Commerce commit­ tee at Marshfield yesterday when it was agreed by the union reprenta- tives that they would submit the ar­ bitration agreement, printed below, to their respective organizations. Some of the union bodies may meet E. J. Seeley and S. Gallas, propri­ this week while others will not meet etors, will conduct the “open house” until the first of next week. when an is in readiness. sted ¿taUftb 82.88 THE YEAR Buzz" Holmstrom ox Breeders All Completes the 1100 Set for Pelt Show Mile Trip Safely Here Sunday , * Sheriff Howell and Deputy Bert - M ea d start e d for —Salem 1 Musical Program to Be Pre­ ' sented tal L O.O. F. Hall at Three P.M.—Public Invited Haldane “Buzz” Holmstrom is making the news and picture pages of the daily press In great style past few days since he completed solo trip for the noo mner Green River, Wyo., to Boulder According to reports he is Ute fii man'to make that entire trip and the second to navigate the redo river through the Grand yon, alone. A letter received by Mrs. Sheriff Howell Stopped for Law Violation The fur breeders of this section are undertaking a new venture, in hold­ ing their first annual pelt and fur show. But it will afford them the best opportunity they have ever had to exhibit Oregon furs to the peo- le of thia section, with an eost what­ ever to the interested public, and at little cost to the breeders, them­ selves. ' ’ ; The ___ showing and _ __ advertising of furs WtJt be carri«!* * Tuesday morning with Clarence Roy Carroll, who had been sentenced to life im­ prisonment in the pen by Judge Brand on Monday for the murder of Howard Brown. The sheriff had a temporary li­ cense for his car but it had soaked off so he tossed it in the cowl com­ partment, starting without any li­ cense plates attached to the car. He reached Salem all right and bad gotten-U far as Albany on the return trip when a state police of­ ficer stopped him . --------- ------- — ton, huh” queried the officer. The sheriff soon proved his iden­ tity and showed the sticker, but near Reedsport he passed another state JoUc*’ ***• The latter did «or recognise -Bill Bed- and chased fOMily Arago Church Dedi atei with 250 Present Sunday - Pastors From Churches All Over the County Take Part in the Dedication Services The dedication services for the new community church at Arago were held last Sunday afternoon after the large Crowd tn attendance had joined in a basket lunch at noon. The program for the service was: processional of choir, congregation uniting," “Holy, Holy, Holy;” invoca­ tion, Rev. Ear! F. Downing, of Co­ quille; response by the choir. “Abide with Thc BMlter.No.XMd by. Rev W. 8. Smith, o* CnmiiH— hyi m «MMVRMTrAWe by in one big state Rev. W. A. Stephens, of Coquille, an- tham by the-eheto, ’-‘Rise up, O Men ot God;’’ prayer by Rev. H. L. Gray- reived the platea but no service sta­ beal,7of Coquille; solo by Rev. Geo. “I was violating the law,” said the both Total receipts of the annual Red the worst section ____ on the the Croat roU xall were announced this fito ifidr’taa '»pent Cl ST Otte the week by Rev Geo. R. Tumey, Co- held an day Sunday, the commit- toos quill* Chairman, as »194.85. Of this »M JähUNLMtok in. it. amount »155 was tor memberships, >*a afternoon af- oratlon wttb whkh **• »*£*“' Date, of Coquille, and Mrs with their three sisters and one anthem by the choir, ’The Sheltering 1. No picket lines at or around the Thos. Luttrell, of Bridge. brother who live in California. Fold;” benediction by Jacob Moo- , ter an illness bf less than a day. Plant of the Smith Wood-Products .The radio hook-ua tor the dav Is The fiva Oregon sisters who weh‘ maw, of North Bend. . Her sister, Mias Sigrid. Davis, who Co. at Coquille; Ore., or at the docks being handled by .the Coquille Radio were: Mrs. Jennie Price and Mrs. C The service was one which will came here recently and is a nurse where the products of this plant are Service and the Hub’s Coquille W. Ashton, of Coquille, Mrs. Len long be remembered by people of in the hospital, went up to see Mrs. loaded, shall be maintained by any Lafferty, of Myrtle Pota£gpu; 1011 ”1 Maag at her heme in the Wilson *OftfNP*rtIes tb this .agreement. Gust Schneideau Of Wedderbum, riartig, of Bandon, and Mrs. Ellen inspiration to all present. The at­ Apartments Tuesday afternoon and pending the decision of the Arbiter will be in charge of the mink fur Carl, of Hubbard, r tendance was around 250 and'the of­ found her unconscious. She imme­ D. F. Dean, who with his daughter, hereinafter provided for. display and Jno. E. Carmen, A. Bar- The three California sisters arc fering was »94.43, which will enaable diately summoned the Gano ambu­ Mrs. Franklin D Stafford, came down 2. There shall be appointed by the Mil*« Hartwell and Thos. Lot- Dr. Belle Merrill Ward l and Mrs the community to go ahead with the lance and Mrs Maag was taken to from Portend, two weeks ago li Sec. ef Labor an Arbiter to wham Maud Duggan, of Oakland, and Mrs .work on the baai un ent which to not the hospital where it was learned funeral of Mrs. Dean, was q., shall be referred the question of re­ . T assisted by Grant Wm. Martiq, of Fresno. The broth yet completed. The people of the ftted suit against the Greyhound at the Sentinel office cto Monday. He turn to work at the plant of Smith She had been in apparent good health said that Mrs. Dean had been in very Hartwell, will be sergeant-at-arms, er was Chester Ellingson, of Oak Arago community wish to thank each - Wood-Products Co. at Coquille, of and Geo. H. Jenkins is chairman of land. Arthur Ellingson, of this city and every one who so generously the day before. poor health for the past five years those employees who went on strike The body was taken to Astoria by and that her passing at any time for the Chamber of Commerce commit­ was the only one of the ten survivinj contributed to the work, by their on and subsequent to Sept. 20, 1937. Brewer Mills of the Gano Funeral the past two would not have been tee which is co-operating with the children of Mr..and Mrs. O. P. El­ offering Sunday, and also all who in 3. The Arbiter shall decide wheth­ Home this morning. Services will unexpected. Her passing was peace­ fur breeders in presenting this pelt lingsen who was unable to be pres any way helped to make the pro­ er all or part of those still remaining show. ;nt Former Sheriff E. P. Ellingsen gram possible. be held there Saturday at 1 p. m. ful for which he was very thankful. on strike shall be returned to work, Fred Hamberg, the judge, who has was the eleventh member of th< and interment will be in the ceme­ Mr. Dean had spent a few days upon what date they shall return, judged the live fox shows in Coos amily. He was killed in an auto tery at Naeselle, Wash. with the Roy Neal family at Alle­ Carroll Gets Life Sentence the method of seniority employment, Mrs. Maag' was bom Ellen Davis, gany before coming to Coquille county for the past three years, is iccident in Curry county several Jos. A. Urban, Pennsylvania youth their status as to union affiliation. ,T ■ ■ In Sikajoki, Finland, Nov. 16, 1905, Monday, and expected to return soon rated the best judge of furs in the years ago. who gave the name of Ambrose when Such decision shall be made not later United Slates. - The ladies returned to Coquille and was 15 days past 32 years of age. to Portend Where ho Kas been mak - than ................... , 1937, and shall be Ribbons to the winners win be Monday evening this week, having arrested in Marshfield last week for _ She was the daughter of Mr. and ing his home for the past year. final and binding on all parties sig­ presented by Eugene Finlay, presi­ «topped for a short visit with Mrs robbing a pool hall and committing Mrs. Isaac Davis. Being a former newspaper pub­ natory to this agreement. dent of the Oregon Fox Breeders as­ Price’s daughter, Mrs. C. M. Sigler, other depredations, pleaded guilty in Besides her husband she is sur­ lisher himself—he owned the Co­ and Judge Brand appointed Jack The cases of the six discharged em­ sociation.. at Fort Jones, Calif. vived in this country by her sister quille Herald for many years—Mr. sentenced Friday. ployee» now before the nineteenth They had a wonderful time at and five brothers, Lauri Davis, of Dean reminisced on the early day Vanley M. Springer made a plea Regional Board of the National La­ Coquille Will Decorate their reunion in Oakland, the .first Seaside, Ore.; George, of Westport, trials and tribulations he experiened of guilty to assault with a danger­ bor Relations Board shall not be con­ time they bad all been together for Ore.; Wayne and Carl, of Naeselle, in getting paper from San Francisco, for the Christmas Season ous weapon, but the plea was refused sidered .by the Arbiter nor shall his 20 years.. The occasion was marrec Wash., and Reino, of Fort Lewis, it .always came by boat, usually circuit court Monday, fie will be findings »as an Arbiter be considered somewhat by the accident which be The question of Coquille street and Wash. windjammers which took a month as Grant to defend him. He med a prejudicial to the cases pending be­ Mrs. Maag came to the United a rule for the round trip, San Fran­ home decoration for the holidays was tell Mrs. Ward five or six weeks age knife on tpe mate for a Norwegian fore the Regional Labor Board nor and yet it was an occasion fot States in 1906 and to Coquille in cisco to Cooi Bay, and he told of one brought up at the Chamber of Com­ ship at Marshfield to the agreements now in effect at 1934. She and her husband, who is vessel which stopped off ¿he Co­ merce luncheon in the hotel Tuesday thanksgiving that she was able to be C. W. Wormstaff and Denver N. the plant of the Smith Wood-Prod­ with them at all. employed at the Smith pant, bought quille river when the bar was so noon. Whether to follow the cus­ Elford, who had served 60 days of ucts Company. the Green Nook on Hall street last rough that the tug could not go out tom of recent years with prizes of­ . She was returning to Oakland their five-year sentence for killing 5. All expenses incurred by the year and renamed it the Yellow Can­ for it. Before the storm subsided fered for the best decorated homes, from Los Angeles when she thinks a cow which they claimed they mis­ Arbiter incident to the above arbi­ she must have dropped asleep for ary, selling it a few months ago. the vessel was up in Alaskan waters or not, was left in the hands of the took for a deer, were paroled by tration proceedings shall be borne her car shot off the highway over a and so buffeted and smashed that it committee consisting of J. L. Smith, the court on Monday . jointly by the parties signatory to cliff and landed right side'up On the Dies in Southern California was a wonder it did not sink. It was .Lafe Compton and H. L. Claterboe. Sentence of W. L. Burton for writ­ this arbitration agreement. gravel 100 feet below. This/ hap­ _______ a month from the vessel’s leaving They have not met as yet to decide __ ______ ing worthless checks at North Bend Mr«. Annie Lund, of Sanford pened on Friday and she was not Heights, received the sad news Fri-1 S*" Francisco before its cargo was what other Christmas season activi­ was postponed - for futher investiga­ Bryants to Visit New York ties shall be fostered, but the dec­ found until Sunday, and had not re­ tion of a possible past record. .......................................... day of - the death of her oldest grand - discharged at Bandon.. covered consciousness during that Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bryant left oration of the streets with fir trees I Clarence R. Carroll was sentenced daughter. Helen Beatrice Sanders, at time. After two weeks in the hos­ yesterday on a six weeks' trip which' General Hospital in Los Angeles, Rotary Club Visitors Yesterday Is a custom here for years that will pital she was taken home and is now to life imprisonment for the murder will take them as far east as New not be overlooked this year. of an Empire young man, Howard with sleeping sickness and cerebral Imogene Hickam and Preston May York city, south to Florida and home The rest of the hour Tuesday was recovering. Brown, in October. hemorrhage given by the doctors as were the high school seniors whom The under part of the car was com­ by the southern route with a visit in levoted to hearing J. E. Norton’s the cause of death. the Rotary club entertained at lunch pletely mashed but there was not a California. They left Portland on report of the conferences all day Helen was bom Dec. 3, 1922, in yesterday noon. Sues for $21,000 Damages The club has a last Wednesday at which the A. F. of glass broken, nor a scratch on the the Streamline and were to pick up Portland, Oregon. With her mother, program of inviting two seniors each body, showing that it was a clean Mrs. Daisy Brown, of Bridge, has L. and C. I. O. unions were repre­ a new Buick at Flint, Mich., which Mrs. Mae Sanders, and sister, Louise, Wednesday. she bad suffered a paralytic stroke. they had purchased from Southwest­ she had lived in Long Beach for the sented a part of the time in the jump and that it did not roll. t Other visitors were Supt. B. W. Lines and the drivers of the two ern Motors. They plan on being meeting with the chamber of com­ last eleven years. Dunn, who presented a moving pic­ merce committees. buses, In one of which she was rid­ home January 10. Touched 32 This Week She was taken sick suddenly Sun­ ture of the Industries of Mexico; Lee ing when hurt, for damages totalling The decision Wednesday night day evening and was taken to the Petersen, of Coquille; Chas. Schroe­ Coquille has never had an offi­ »21,089.50. was to call in E. P. Marsh, federal hospital Monday afternoon, passing der, of Bandon, and Capt. Melchior, Coquille Grange Meetts cial weather observation station and She alleges in her complaint that labor conciliator, to consider terms away Friday morning. At the time of Salem. the matter of figuring precipitation the two buses collided near Milling­ Severe visitors were present at the of an arbitration agreement. for this part of Coos county has de- ton on the 18th day of last April, and Coquille Grange meeting last Friday of her death she was a sophomore With that understanding the pick­ in Poly High. She and her sister, pended on the showing made at the that she was severely injured and $1200 Settlement Paid evening. ets at the Bay In Marshfield were Louise, spent last summer’s vacation station in North Bend and at the shaken, that she has lost over »200 Plans for the initiation of candi­ Through her mother, Mrs. Myrle withdrawn, but withdrawal of the dates were discussed. This is to be with their grandmother in Coquille. Dusseau, who was last week ap­ pickets at the Smith plant here lighthouse station at Bandon. in wages since the accident and will Her aunt. Miss Clara Lund, of That November was one of the not be able to work for a year yet. held the first meeting in December. San Francisco, was with her during pointed her guardian, Jerry Watson awaits the signing of the agreement wettest months on record goes with­ Susie Martin acted as Lecturer in She was in the hospital for nearly has made settlement with Geo. F. for arbitration. out saying, but just what the rain­ three months and lists her loss of place of Bertha Cross, who was un­ her illness and her uncles, Edwin Burr for injuries she received when Lund and Grant Wilcox, left Satur­ fall here was can only be estimated. time and medical expenses at »1,- able to attend because of the high- day morning to attend the funeral her back was broken in the accident Coos Bay reports 18 inches and a 089.50. She asks »20,000 for puni- C. E. Nilas’ Son Honored water. Plans for a Christmas tree to the Burr car last winter. Terms services Tuesday. She was laid to were discussed Refreshments of Cyda E. Niles this week received station in Curry county, up in the Uve damages. rest beside her father, Claude-San­ of the settlement, as approved in cake and coffee were served. a letter from his son, Capt. Wallace hills, 26 Inches. It is doubtful that probate court by Judge McLain, ders. She will be greatly missed by E. Niles, of the U. S. army, telling of two feet of water fell in this part of City Debt Down $1800 her many friends in Coquille and were that »1200 be paid. his selection to attend the war col­ the Coquille valley, but that it was Guild Ladies to Give Party Long Beach. • very close to 20 inches is a very con ­ The city of Coquille’s receipts from lege next year, the ambition of every Bazaar by Fairview Ladies The ladies of the Episcopal Guild pin ball machines in November was army officer. Qppt. Niles was one servative statement. Since the rains ceased the first of M51. . will give a card party next Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Pook, who The Fairview Valley Ladies Aid is of two from the ordance department, day, Dec. •, in the Guild hall. A left San Francisco, where he had holding a Toy bazaar Saturday af­ out of a personnel of 320 officers to the week the thermometer takes a The city’s debt, as will be reported dessert luncheon will be served at been receiving treatment at the S. ternoon, December 4, and Monday, be selected for this opportunity. The nightly plunge. Tuesday morning it by Treasurer Sickels to the council 1:30 p. m., to be followed by an after­ P. hospital, last week and went to all day, December 6, at Siver’s Va­ other officer chosen was a lieuten- was just at freezing and yesterdaay next Monday evening, was reduced morning but two degrees higher. noon of cards. Score cards will be Portland for a few days, are expect­ riety store. These toys are all hand­ mt-colonel. by »1800 during the month. Four 25 cents and there will be a door ed home this week-end. Mr. Pook made and very clever and you are Your real Oregonian prefers the thousand dollars worth of water prize given. All ladies are invited is greatly improved and looks more to come in and see for your- Trespass Notices, printed