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Early indications point to a bumper
crop of candidates for the harvesting
when the May primaries roll around.
While only five candidates have
definitely declared their intentions to
run so far a number of others have
publicly announced themselves as
aspirants for one office or another
and many more are beins “nremin-
h
• tions.
Those who have filed formal de­
clarations of their candidacies to data
include J. W. Morton, of Hood River,
who seeks the republican nomination
for governor; Nicklas J. Zilstra, of
Perrydale, who would like to be the
demoncratic nominee for dongrem
fmm the
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Portland republican, who aspires to
a seat in the state senate; Bayard T.
Merrill, Juntura, candidate for the
republican nomination far congress
from the second district, and Wade
Crawford, Klamath Falls democrat,
who will contest Walter pierce for
his party’s nomination for the con­
gressional post.’
Intarset in the gubernatorial race
was revived this week by apparently
authentic reports that Sam Brown,
the Gervais farmer, would again seek
the republican nomination for gov­
ernor. The same rumor, verified by
Zimmerman himself, has it that if
Brown does enter the race Peter Zlm-
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In order to prevent “chiseling” by
beneficiaries of either fund all relief
rolls as well as all unemployment
compensation rolls will be cleared
through the state employment ser­
vice, it has been announced by mem­
bers of the Unemployment Compen­
sation Commission • Any duplies- —-
tions found on the two rolls will be
carefully investigated to prevent du­
plication in benefit payments.
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Oregon school districts have re­
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duced their debt load by $4,438,313 in
the past seven years, according to a
report compiled by Rex Putnam,
state superintendent ot public in­
Save on purchas« price «Save on gas and oil «Save on upkeep
struction. At the peak in 1928-29
those school districts had $20,495,088
in bonds outstanding. Highest point
in outstanding school warrants was
reached in 1938-37 when this form
New Steelstream Styling--Economical Valve in Head Engine
of indebtedness aggregated $1,463,-
812. Payment of delinquent taxes
Perfected Hydraulic Brakes • • • Extra Sturdy Frame
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has contributed largely toward re-
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paid to teachers in the public schools
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of this state were $2,500,242 less for
1938-37 than for 1929-30 but there
has been a gradual increase in teach­
ers* salaries during the past two
years.
Oregon teachers, however,
are still receiving approximately 25
per cent less than they were in 1929- Ing the year men were sent to proc- }
proving very satisfactorily and will of that place.
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
30.
Postmaster Elton Schroeder an-
XVw'L’«
^wL? * Mr’ “d Mrs. A. L. Quick, of Port not have to submit to the usual gas
1 nounces that due to the increase in
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J Orford, spent Sunday at the home of treatment.
Panam*. the Philippine Islands, and Mr and Mrg Thog D Guerin
Word has been received from Mrs. receipts of the local postoffice it will
China. Hawaii claimed the largest
Mn, Glenn
and M„ Cora F. L. Moon in a Coquille hospital that be raised from a third to a second
„■»„■r .T-.fc w rw.aw>4 e f r office. - sw« • ■
ma Iran
wnn inis pop- many western states, however the n-^av
M_ rnn 7jbI1„ «J Mrs.
Mrl- Frank Spencer
Spencer, of Reedsport,
Mrs. Elwood Boatwright and two
her home there after a two weeks’ 18 85‘yin« "
weeka' w“h h" sons, of Susanville, Calif, are visit­
Assistant Attorney General Moody from the state of Oregon. “
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mother, Mrs. ;,nu
Katherine
Arnold,
visit
with relatives in this vicinity.
“ne™? ^
rno1"’ who ing at the home of Mrs. Lorin Guerin.
that they would advise their client to
The number of rejections during
The Thimble club met at hte borne
Mrs. E. C. Barker visited in Co- ha’ been "t™* with bronchitis.
discontinue bank nights in all other the period, for various causes, ran
Norman Hartley and Leia and of
Mrs. Constance Hoffman on
quille for a few days this week.
into the hundreds, while the accep­
Wayne, of Fort Jones, California, are Thursday. Those enjoying the af-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKarrow
tances were of unusually fine calibre.
visiting Mrs. Hartley's parents, Mr. temoon were Mesdames Rouw, T.
are moving to Coos River soon, where
Oregon patrons of horse and dog
and Mrs. Jacob Nelson. Mrs. Hartley, Stone, R. Epperson, L. Guerin, F.
Mr.
McKarrow
has
employment.
races wagered >3,735,213 on the dogs Cash Dividends for Safe Driving
who was not able to make the trip, Hoffman, C. Hoffman, S. Warner,
Mrs. Francis Haines, oracle-elect
and ponies during 1937, the lucky
spent the time with her brother, Ar­ Wylie, D. Druliner, Bell, Perkins,
The
careful
motorist
is
to
be
fi
­
of
Pride
of
Oregon
camp,
Marshfield,
holders of the winning tickets draw­
thur Nelson, at Sisson, Calif.
and Boatright. The meeeting was in
ing down an agrgegate of 33,277,502 nancially rewarded for safe driving, accompanied Mrs. Montgomery Mon­
At the annual meeting of the Pres­ honor of Mrs. Perkins who is mov­
according
to
an
announcement
from
day
evening
when
the
latter
acted
as
in return. The difference of $407,901
byterian Ladies Aid held at the ing soon to Bandon.
represents the ten per cent withheld the National Bureau of Casualty and installing officer for the local camp church Wednesday afternoon. Lucy
Surety
Underwriters.
of
Royal
Neighbors.
by the promoters of the races and
Barker was elected president, Laura
Tn the pest, motorists have paid the
Word has been received by friends
¿he 2 H per cent “cut” claimed by the
Schroeder, vice president; Ada Lem­
same
price,
based
upon
the
accident
that
a
brother
of
Mrs.
L.
A.
La-
state for permitting the races. Beta
on, secretary, , and Della Belloni,
on the Portland dog races alone experience in the localities where Flamme had passed away at his home treasurer. After the business session
amounted to $3,582,512 while only they live and the type of car they in Eureka, Calif., and that her fath­ refreshments were served by the
Mrs.
$93,776 was wagered on the horses drive, for Automobile Bodily Injury er is in a serious condition.
BKWABD
and Property Damage Liability In­ LaFlamme has been in the south for hostesses, Mrs. Thoa. Guerin, and
at the State Fair.
Mrs.
Henry
Hermann.
surance.
This has penalized the some time, .called there by the seri­
Mr. and Mrs. J, H. McLaughlin, of
FUHRMAN’S PHARMACY
The Board of Control gave its ap­ careful motorist—though he might ous illness of her father.
Aberdeen, South Dakota, visited at
operate
his
car
year
after
year
with
­
The
Good
Cheer
Circle
of
the
proval to plans for the new state
the Frank Freeman home for several
library bunding this week, opening out a mishap, his insurance cost him Church of Christ met Wednesday for days last week.
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as
much
as
it
did
the
driver
who
was
the
weekly
potluck
dinner
and
the way for the call for bids on the
Miss Alice Dement returned to
Dr. De La Rhue
quilting.
periodically
involved
in
accidents.
structure, cost of which is estimated
Now member companies of the Na­
Eyesight
Mayor E. C. Barker underwent a her duties as teacher at the U. S. C.
at approximately $739,000.
Specialist
tional Bureau have decided to write minor operation at a Coquille hos­ Junior College, after spending the
insurance on an entirely new basis. pital last Thursday.
Mr. Barker, holiday* with her parents, Mr. and
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
Many Enlistments in 1937
The new basis is the “safe driver who received an injury to the end of Mrs. W. T. Dement.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Hoffman
and
According to the annual report of reward plan,” which guarantees to his spine in a fall some time ago, is
Reception room jointly with
son, Frank, returned the last of the
Major H. D. Bagnall, army recruiting automobile policy-holders a 15 per getting along nicely and was removed
Dr. J. R. Bunch
week from San Francisco. Mrs. Paul
officer for the Portland district, 323 cent return of their annual premium to his home on Wednesday.
I-aird Building
Phono 82-J
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Baker were Davis and son met them there and
New Post Office Building, Portland, provided no elaims are brought under
returned with them.
.Coe
ullle
business
callers
policies
during
the
12
months
after
in Salem the first
Unemployment compensation pay­ a total of 1340 men were enlisted in
Mrs. Mary Culbertson, of Gravel
ments will not start to flow out of the United States Army, through the the effective date of the plan. The of the week.
Ford, called on Mrs. Hansen and Mrs.
N
Mr.
and
Mrs.
reward
will
be
payable
thirty
days
Portland
district
recruiting
offices
G.
W.
Perkins
the Salem office before the flrat week
r
Rosslow on Monday.
in February, according to D. A. Bul- during the calendar year 1937. The after the expiration of the policy called on Mr. and Mrs. George P.
Waldemar Gurney has purchased
year
through
the
agent
or
broker.
All
Topping
while
in
Bandon
on
Sunday.
district
comprises
the
entire
state
of
more, administrator for the unem­
Wm. Jacobson, of Lakeside, and the house formerly owned by P. O.
ployment compensation commission. Oregon, five southwest counties in private automobiles covered with
Miss
Priscilla Deyoe, of Shutter’s Lund and is having it remodeled.
bodily
injury
and
property
damage
Washington,
and
three
northern
Bulmore explained that the first two I
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hansen and
insurance by the member companies Landing, spent Saturday night at the
weeks waiting period would not end counties in California.
Local & Long Distance
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Rpsslow were
The Major’s report also stated that will be eligible, with the exception W. W. Deyoe home.
until January 15. Investigation of
Sunday visitors at the Culbertson
the claimant’s employment record a total of $41,183.80 was spent in the of those which are subject to the au­
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Henry and place in Gravel Ford.
and determination of his compensa­ district during this time, all of which tomobtie fleet plan, the experience daughter, of Powers, transacted
F. M. Kenyon was in town from
expended within the geographic rating plan, or some other special business in Myrtle Point on Thurs­
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expedited MS
as rapidly
as was
Moving a Specialty
Morrison's
camp on Sunday.
possible but the extraordinary de-IUmit< <* the district. This figure, plan.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Carmen, John
lugs of claims pouring in at the out-1 accw^n< to the Major, included each
It will be highly interesting to
Miss Geraldine Guerin, of River­ Carmen, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy, -frut
watch the effects of this new plan on ton, was a Saturday night guest of
trell and Warren Deyoe attended the
the accident rate. Under it, to drive Miss Josephine Deyoe. Her father,
fox breeders’ picnic at Riverton oru
safely means that you are directly A. H. Guerin, came for her Sunday Sunday.
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putting hard cash dollars in your night.
Word
has
been
received
by
Mrs.
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pocket, as well as preventing acci-
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Word has been received by her Culbertson that her grand daughter.
dents.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Burgess, Miss Florence Mullen, of Honolulu,'
that Jerene Burgess, who is in the Hawaii, was married on December 111
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Calling cards, 50 for Si.00.
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