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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1939)
COQUILLE, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1939. —i co-operate with the federal govern - ’ meat in setting up soil conservation districts. The proposed districts have already indicated an interest in the ’ soil conservation program, according I to Ballard. One of these is in Tilla mook county where beach sand is blowing in badly onto farm lands. The other is in Baker county. ’ • Need Money? Advertize Your ‘No-Wants’ Now! * * *»*17. only $1.33. FARR A ELWOOD. , ■ - ■ I I- FOR SADE OR TRADE—1935^Iar- ley-Davison motorcycle. Inquire FOR SALE — “Farmera* ■—mtns“. *9° N. Coulter St, Coquille. R»s Cocker Spaniel - Bull - Ducks - Kayak - Several Ranches - Tn^ _ WE Vulcanize your tubes—not cold Canaries - Bees - Heifers - Used patch them. No extra coat. 340 Fruit Jars - Used Water Pipe . West Front street, Coquille. Thorn Lumber $10 M - Rabbits - Ice ton Tire Service. Cream Freezer - Bicycle. —* See FARR A ELWOOD’S “Swap LOST Board.” , LOST—Bunch of keys in brown leath FOR SALE—Papec Ensilage Cutter, er container. Please return to Sen cheap. FARR A ELWOOD. s tinel and leave name for reward. 30tf CEMENT—90c sack; $3.50 per bar- - rel. FARR & ELWOOD. LOST—Studio Tripod without top. POULTRYMEN: Did you know that Notify H. S. Norton, Coquille. Re Crown Milla maintains for your ward offered. 30t2*s benefit, a free, Field Service De partment? If you are having any troubles with your flock, write 45 HIGH Grade Young Jersey Cows Crown Mills, Box 289, Portland, for sale, or trade for sheep. J. E. Oregon, or notify Coos Feed A Carter, Riddle, Oregon. 30t4 Seed Stores. s FOR SALE — Three - months - old DAIRYMEN: Attention: Crown purebred Chester White pigs. Jack Livestock Minerals contain all the Mayse, Jr., Sitkum. 27t4 necessary ingredients for a com plete mineral supplement for your FOR SALE—Golden Cocker Spaniel Puppies. Inquire at Ko-Keel Shoe cows. Our price is $3.00 per 100 Shop. lbs. Why pay more? Coo* Feed A Seed Stores. a HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS PROPERTY FOR SALE PIANO BARGAIN—Beautiful small size piano like new, also larger pi FOR SALE—Or will trade for house ano must be taken up. Will sell and lot in Coquille—80 A on Co. for unpaid balance. Easy terms. Road. Several A. Peat. School Write Tailman Piano Store. Salem, Bus. Inquire at 443 N. Elliott, Co Ore. 30t3 quille. It* FOR SALE—The E. H. Kern house VERY FINE used daveno in mohair fringe, white leather arms, makes at 338 South Maple, lot and a half. full size bed. Sold new for 89.50, Call 34R or see A. Clifford Kern. 29tfs now 42.50. 4.00 cash, 4.00 monthly. Coquille Furniture Co. a BUY NOW AND SAVE—Modern 5- room house on paved street; gar age, with part basement; furnished or unfurnished. 891 North Heath, Coquille. 28t4s I HAVE 80 A. of Timber, Douglas F., Myrtlewood and Maple For Sale, reasonable, in Coos £o., Oregon. Write Mr. W. H. Gllde- meister, Route 7, Box 808, Port land, Oregon. • 27t4*s NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR RENT—Two Houses. One fur Notice is hereby given that the nished, both on Marshfield high undersigned has been duly appointed way, seven miles from Coquille. Administratrix of the Estate of J. D. Inquire Mrs. Sig Eckholm. It* Graham, Deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Cops County, and all persons having FOR RENT—Sleeping room at 331 claims against said estate are re South Henry, $10 a month, bath in quired to present them with proper cluded. Mrs. Flora Dunne. 29tfs vouchers, within six months from the date of this notice, to the under signed at the office of C. A. Barton, MISCELLANEOUS Attorney at Law, in the Title Com CANARY BIRD supplies—We carry pany Building, Coquille, Coos Coun ' a complete stock of Hartz Moun ty, Oregon. Dated and first published this 13th tain supplies. FARR A ELWOOD, s day of July, 1939. Daisie D. Graham. Administratrix ROOFING—100 sq. ft. with tacks of the Estate of J.' D. Graham, De ceased. 26t5 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS In the Matter of the Estate Marie A. Schmidt, someUnMs known as Maria A. Schmidt, Deceased. Notice of Filing of Final ___ Account Amount Notice is hereby gi' iven that the undersigned has filed 1 his Final Ac- count in the matter of the adminis tration of the Estate of Marie A. Schmidt, sometimes known as Maria A. Schmidt, Deceased, and the Coun ty Court for Coos County, Oregon, has set Saturday, the 19th day of August, 1939, at the hour of 10:00 A M., as the day, and the County Court Room in the County Court House at Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, as the place of hearing objections to said Final Account and the settle ment ot said Estate. Dated this 20th day of July. 1939. M. M. Schmidt Administrator of the Estate of Marie A. Schmidt, sometimes known as Maria A. Schmidt, De Harry A. Stack, Attorney for Administrator First National Bank Bldg. Coquille, Oregon. t Real Used Car BARGAINS -THIS W E E K- First Church of Christ, Scientist Coquille, Oregon Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Sunday Service at 11 a. m. Subject for next Sunday, "Soul.” Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o’clock. Free public Reading Room at 256 Drane Bldg., open every day except Sunday and holidays from 12:30 to 3:00 p. m. The public is cordially invited to attend our services and visit the Reading Room. William Winston Churchill, 91, a 1936 PLYMOUTH COUPE, new new arrival at the Oregon penitenti- Paint, Good Rubber - $465.00.1 ary claims two distinctions. He is the ’ I oldest prisoner ever received at the 1986 PONTIAC COUPE—New rub institution and he claims to be the ber. Clean and neat. Low mile only living man who ever shook the age - - - - $350.00 hand of Abraham Lincoln. Church 1933 HUDSON SPECIAL Straight 8 ill also claims to have been a close —with new paint - - $395.00 friend of the James Boys, notorious Missouri bandits, and to have at 1933 FORD COUPE *- New rubber tended the funeral of Jesse James The Holy Name Catholic Church and motor in A-l shape - $295.00 at Liberty, Mo. Churchill Was re Schedule far year 1939 ceived at the Oregon prison from 1937 FORD PICKUP—Perfect con First Sunday of the month—Mass dition, all around - $393.00 Jackson county to serve a term of (t Bandon, 9:00 a. m.; at Coquille three years for forgery. He has a 1:00 a. m. 1937 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN—New long prison record, including terms Second Sunday—Mass at Myrtle rubber and Paint, like new $485.00 in the Colorado and Oklahoma pen Point at 9:00 a. m.; Coquille 11:00 a. itentiaries. m. 1937 OLDSMOBILE 4-Door SEDAN Third Sunday—Mass at Coquille, —Just like new - - $695.00 The Oregon prison flax plant is 9:00 a. m.; Bandon, 11:00 a. m. preparing to handle another normal Fourth Sunday—Mass at Powers, crop this year, L. L. Laws, manager of 8:30 a. m.; Coquille 11:00 a. rtt. the plant told the Board of Control Fifth Sunday—Mass at Coquille this week. Laws says fields under 9:00 a. m.; Myrtle Point 11:00 a. m. GILMORE PRODUCTS Front A Wiltarg 8ta. Coquille, Or®. contract to the state plant will yield Fourth Thursday—Mass at Gold about 4000 tons of flax straw this Beach at 7:00 a. m. year. Fourth Friday—Mass at Brookings Church and Simpson. Pontiac Dealers Sigfrid Unander, of Portland, was added to the staff of the executive department this week as research di rector. Unander will function as ex ecutive secretary to various legisla tive interim committees and will also do research into various public prob lems under the direction erf Governor Sprague. If Governor Sprague desires the political scalp of State Forester J. W. The Salem printer who inadver- Ferguson, it begins to look as though ' tently substituted a “g” for a “q” in he would have to first make a few the headline announcing “Plague in changes in the board of forestry. Fer Statehouse Will Honor Ex-Governor,” guson, it should be understood, is an wrought far better than he knew. For employee of the forestry board. This it has proven to be just that, a plague board is composed of nine members. to Secretary of State Snell, this The governor and the dean of the plaque which admirers of former school of forestry at Oregon State Governor Martin want to place in College are ex officio members of the new capitol. this board. The other seven mem When the capitol was completed its bers are appointed by the governor architects advised against the addi from lists supplied by seven lumber tion of any embellishments other and livestock organizations. All sev than murals. Yielding to the pres en serve at the pleasure of the gov sure of various patriotic groups, how ernor. ever, Secretary of State Snell set Dean George W. Peavy, erf the Ore aside the first floor corridor as a gon State College, forestry school is “memorial hall” to which plaques understood also to yearn for Fergu and memorial tablets were to be con son’s scalp. The forester, however, is fined. Three such plaques now adorn fairly popular with the other seven the walls of this corridor. members of the board, or at least Sponsors of the Martin plaque, with enough of them to retain his however, are not at all satisfied with scalp for the time being. While the this arrangement. The corridor is too governor would like to get rid of Fer dark and dismal for one thing and guson, he hesitates to disturb the too isolated for another, they say. board in order to gain this end but it They want the Martin plaque placed would not be at all surprising if the in a more conspicuous location—pre political fires now being kindled un ferably in the reception room of the der the forester do not bring the sit governor’s suite. Whitehouse & uation to a head within the next few Church, supervising architects on the weeks. capital, have advtaed Snell that this request might be acceded to without Six hundred Oregon motorists have doing too much violence to the build had their operators’ licenses revoked ing "if it does not establish a prece or suspended already this year, ac dent.” cording to Secretary of State Earl But that is just the rub. Snell fears Snell. Revocations and suspensions that it will set a precedent. If under the safety te»po«uubility act the Martin plaque is hung in the ex totaled 458. Drunken driving ac ecutive suite friends of other govern counted for 381 of the revocations. ors will insist upon the same recog nition for their idol until in time the Robert H. Warrens, of Forest walnut panels of the reception room Grove, was elected chairman of the will be completely hidden behind newly created Soli Conservation bronze plaques, even as the walls of commission at an organization meet the legislative chambers in the old r ing in Salem Saturday. Frank Bal capitol were cluttered up with the lard, of Oregon State College, was horrors that passed as portraits of elected secretary. Other members former governors. of the commisssion include Dean Wm. And there the situation rests. The A. Schoenfeld, of Oregon State Col plaque is ready to be placed but un lege; Chas. A. Stricklin, state en til the custodian of the capitol and gineer, and G. W. Franklin, oi Enter the plaque’s sponsors can get together prise. Created under an act of the on a location no plans can be made last legislature the commission will for its dedication. NOTICE OF SEWER CONSTRUCTION Notice is hereby given that the 27t5 Common Council of the City at Co- quille, did by resolution duly adopted at a meeting of said Council, held on the 28th day of July, 1939, and which resolution is on file in the office of the City Recorder in the record of the proceedings of said Council, ref Notice is hereby given that the erence to xyhich is hereby made and undersigned, Administrator of the by such reference the same is hereby Estate of Edwin Henry Kern, de made a part of this notice, duly de ceased, under and by virtue of an au clare its intention and purpose to thorization and order of the County construct a sewer to be known as the Court far Coos County, Oregon, duly “EXTENSION OF THE SEWER ON made and entered in said matter on EAST TENTH STREET, IN CO the 19th day of July, 1939, will, on QUILLE, COOS COUNTY, ORE and after the 28th day of August, GON,” from the middle of intersec 1939, at the office of O. C. Sanford tion of Tenth and Heath Streets, in the First National Bank Building thence east on Tenth Street for a in Coquille, Oregon, offer for sale and distance of 510 feet. sell at private sale, either for cash Said improvement will be made in in hand at time of sale, or for part accordance with the plans and speci cash and the balance to be secured fications of the City Engineer, filed by flat mortgage upon the property in the office of the City Recorder on to be sold, all the right, title and in the 20th day of July, 1939, and the terest which said deceased at the time estimate of the probable cost of said of his death had in and to the fol improvement is the sum of $1,760.00, lowing described real property, to- reference to which is hereby made and by such reference made a part of Lot 3 and the South one-half this notice. of Lot 2 in Block 71 in Notley’s Said improvement will be made at Addition to the town of Coquille the expense of the property bene City, now the City of Coquille, fited thereby as stated in said reso Coos County, Oregon, as per plat lution, and all of such improvement of said addition now on file and of wiil be made in one project and in record in the office of the Coun cluded in one assessment district. ty Clerk for said County and Any and all persons interested may State. make and file with the City Recorder Said sale win be made subject to written remonstrance against said confirmation by said County Court improvement within twenty days Dated and published first time July days from the first publication of this notice, to-wit, witnin twenty days 19M A. Clifftrfd Kein, from the 3rd Administrator of the State Treasurer Walter A. Pearson opines that it would be good adver tising for the state if an attractive hostess could be employed to meet and greet visitors to the new capitol, of whom there are-several hundred every day. Governor "Sprague agrees with him. So also does Secretary of State Snell. But, Secretary of State Snell points out, there are no funds out of which a hostess could be paid. Again Governor Sprague agrees. So also does Treasurer Pearson. So it appears, barring the advent of some philanthropist or some patriotic group willing to shoulder the cost, visiting tourists will have to find their way around the new statehouse without benefit of a hostess as they have in the past. Approval of the creation of a peo ples utility district in Hood River county, outside the city of Hood River, was given by the Oregon Hy dro-electric commission this week. Sponsors of the project told the com mission at a bearing in Salem several weeks ago that if the district was approved it was their plan to pur chase the distribution system of the Pacific Power & Light company and to serve the city as well as the rural Cloverleaf Dairy, pure Phone 7R mon: ‘‘Jesus As Lord.” 7:00 p. m. B. Y. P. U. services. 8:00 p. m. Evening services. Ser mon: “Greatest.” Prayer service each Thursday 7:45 p. m. We cordially invite one and all to enjoy a warm Christian fellowship of love. The Pioneer Methodist Church Howard L. Graybeal, Pastor Morning Church Service at 11 a. m. Sermon, “The Higher Look.” Evening Church Service at 8 p. m. Sermon, “The Most Mysterious Word in the Bible." This will be the sec ond Of a series of evening sermons on “The Greatest Words in the Bible. Sunday School begins at 10 a. Noble Chownlng, Supt. Mid-week church service each You Wednesday evening at 7:45. need the inspiration and help to be found in this service, so be sure to attend. If you are a newcomer in Coquille be at church Sunday and give us a chance to meet you. Then you will never be a stranger again. St. James’ Episcopal Church Cor. 3rd and Elliott Streets The Rev. George R. Turney, Vicar at 9:00 a. m. % . Summer Schedule 8:00 a. m.—Holy Communion. Emanuel Baptist Church 9:30 a. m.—Morning service and Fourth and Elliott Sts. sermon. Rev. Edwin C. Swanson, Pastor Aug. 20—No Services. The church with a Bible ministry, Aug. 27—No Services. where Jesus Christ is captain and Sept. 3—8:00 a. m. Holy Commun men are crew. ion. 11:00 a. m. Holy Communion 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. C. L. and Sermon. Brockmann, Supt. 11:00 a. m. Morning services. Ser- Calling carda, 50 for $1.00. DIRECTORY Piano and Accordion Miss Inez Rover State Accredited 105 West Second St. Benham’s Transfer Anywhere For Hire WOOD — COAL — FUEL OIL STORAGE Farr & Elwood Bldg, S. Taylor Office Phone 8*L FOR COMPLETE ELECTRIC SERVICE ------ See-------- E. G. OPPERMAN WIRING & REPAIRING I. ■■ ISLER BLDG. PHONE 114-L I Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co Dr. De La Rhue Eyesight Specialist lxjcal and Long Distance Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted HAULING COAL Reception room jointly with Dr. J. R. Bunch Personal Interest Friendly Counsel Honest Advice Proper Guidance Attention to Details LADT IN ATTENDANCE Gano Funeral Home Ambulance Sendee Coquille RIVERIA Every Nite TAVERN A DANCING Basket of Prizes every Wednesday. Orchestra Wed nesday & Saturday featuring Del’s Swing Band Coquille, Oregon Corner Hall and Front Sta. NOTHING OVERLOOKED no matter how large and elaborate the scale upon which the fsineral arrangements are to be made. That is policy—that is our proud cla after many years of experi- fqrence With us'will tojyour advantage. SCHROEDER BROS MORTUARIES, la« Coqaille 109R Bandon 1083
