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THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OREGON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER M. IMS
ies throughout the state all with the
same purpose in mind. The day fol­
lowing the meeting of the ministers
and Hague, Governor Sprague, ad­
dressing the state W. C. T. U. conven­
tion here, suggested that the mem­
bers seek closer regulation of es­
tablishments that operate as private
dubs, as part of their campaign
against liquor. They later passed a
Governor Charles A. Sprague this resolution to that effect.
week appointed A. A. Rogers, a re­
publican and former president of the
The state board of control this
First National Bank of Eugene, to week issued a second call for bids
succeed Mark Skinner as state bank­ for insurance on the state owned
ing superintendent- The news of the fleet of motor vehicles. The first
appointment came as a surprise to award, made to a Portland insurance
the capitol political observers who had firm, was thrown out of the state in­
expected Fred S. Lamport, Salem, surance commission on the grounds
former banker and close personal that the bid had been improperly
friend of the governor, to get the submitted. The board decided to call
$5,000 a year job. The move was for bids for only a six months per­
looked on as a compromise measure iod so as to bring the policy into line
becaqse the independent bankers were with the fiscal year. The policy
known, to hold for the retention of amounts to about $20,000 a year.
Skinner but, on the other hand, re­
publican pressure on the board was
Under instructions from the war
strong. Candidates for the position department this week the Oregon
were numerous and political gossip national guard was put on a double
was voluminous since Skinner’s term training program. Instead of drilling
expired October 1.
once a week as has been the practice
Next in line for the axe, it is be­ the guardsmen will have two nights
lieved, is Hugh Earle, state insur­ of drill each week. In addition a
ance commissioner. He is one of the' seven day field training program will
few old-line democrats still holding be sandwiched in sometime between
down one of the $5,000 a year jobs now and the end of January. So that
and it is felt that, republican replace­ guardsmen will not be unduly incon­
ments having gone as far as they have venienced in their civilian occupations
Earle will be replaced with little com­ the field training will be done on
punction. Daniel J. Fry, state pur­ several successive week ends. Land
chasing agent and a democrat, holds will be leased by the federal govern­
down one of the best jobs on the ment for this field training close to
state list. Fry is also secretary to the guard home stations except in
the requblican board of control and the case of Portland where troops
draws a $5,340 a year salary which will train on the Clackamas rifle
should provide a fine target for re­ range or at Vancouver barracks. Fed­
publican office-seekers.
eral funds have been provided to
Indications that liquor establish­ cover the added expense.
ments operating as private clubs are
in for some tough sledding ahead were
Public utilities commissioner, Or­
seen here this week when oseph J. mond R. Bean, announced completion
Hague, liquor administrator, and of a 10-year bond extension plan
Governor Sprague had a long talk to­ this week to meet the maturity of
gether. The day following the con­ over $12,000,000 in bonds of the
ference. Hague and several Salem Portland Gas and Coke company.
churchmen met on the invitation of Bean’s plan includes a provision that
Cecil Edwards, private secretary to $600,000 of new capital be put into
the governor. Hague, using a local the company by the parent organi­
private club bar establishment as the zation, The American Power and
specific example, said that as long as Light company. The Portland com­
the establishments refrained from pany would issue 6,000 shares of
selling liquor they were outside the stock to the parent company for this
authority of the Knox liquor law and investment. The additional money
that their regulation was purely a lo­ would be used to finance by-product
cal matter. Most of the clubs have expansion.
The security and ex­
the “members” furnish their own change commission will hold a hear­
liquor and charge a fee for mixing ing soon on Bean’s proposal.
drinks and in some case a cover or
entrance fee. The administrator’s
meeting here was the first of a ser-
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NOTICE OF SALE
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the act because the legislature failed
On the 10th day of November,^1939,
to appropriate any funds for that pur­
at the
hour -r*
of ten
o’ » clock
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pose All fees and licenses collected the front door of the Courthouse in
County,, , Oregsm,iwm
under the act are supposed to be used Coquille,'Coos
voquiue, lix » vuuihj
for its administration and enforce­ offer for sale and sell at auction to
the highest __
bidder, ______
for cash,
I.. the fol 1- ­
ment but the legislature, under the lows ■ing __
described
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property
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budget law, must make a specific ap­ cated
sd in Coos County, Oregon, to-wit:
Lot 12 of Section 3, m.Town-
propriation before they can be used.
ship 81* South, of Range, 12 West,
Van Winkle said also that if the de­
öf"the*Wi'ira'mette"Meri
’dian; also
of the Wiilametie Meridian;
partment licenses retailers it cannot
Lots 7 and 8 of Section 34 in
An economic council to study mar­ except growers who market their
Township 30 South, of Range 12
West of the Willamette Meridian,
keting and industrial conditions in produce on their own farm premises.
and that part of the William Row­
Oregon will be appointed by Gover­
land Donation Land Claim No.
nor Charles A. Sprague so that it will
37, lying on the East side of the
have time to make a study of the
Soqth Fork of the Coquille River,
and particularly described as fol­
Oregon situation and make a report
lows: Beginning at the North­
to the next legislature. The gover­
Calling cards. 50 tor $1.00
west comer of said Lot 7 and
nor said that the education in mar­
running thence East 36.65 chains
to the Southeast comer of said
keting and the research involved
Donation Claim; thence North
FORECLOSURE SALE
would be placed in the hands of the
46.63 chains to the South Fork of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
state system of higher education.
the Coquille River and thence up
under and by virtue of an Execution
stream along the right bank of
and Order of Sale issued out of the
said river to the place of begin­
A conference at the statehouse this Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
ning; excepting a tract of ap­
week to attempt a settlement of a for the County of Coos on the 23rd
proximately 50 acres of land de­
long labor deadlock in the Vernonia day of September, 1939, in a certain
scribed as beginning at the
mill resulted in the forming of a basis cause in said Court pending wherein
Southeast comer of the Rowland
Portland Mortgage Co., a Corpor­
Donation Claim No. 37; thence
for negotiations which the labor ation, is Plaintiff, and Coos Bay
West 707.7 feet; thence North
unions later rejected. The proposal Building Corporation, an Oregon
3077.6 feet more or less to the
corporation,
is
Defendant,
Case
would have compelled non-CIO mem­
center of the South Fork of the
bers to pay a monthly tax of 50 cents N6. 11819, of said Court and com­
Coquille Riv«;r; thence North­
manding me to sell the hereinafter
easterly down stream to the East
for permission to work. The AFL described real property to saitsfy
linfe of said Rowland Donation
members rejected the plan while the the surii of $6,368.73 and costs
claim No. 37; thence South dlong
dominant CIO membership voted for and disbursements $20.40, together
said East line 3077.6 feet, more
with accruing costs, I WILL ON SAT­
or less, to the place of beginning;
it almost unanimously.
URDAY, THE 28th DAY OF OCTO­
said excepted tract containing 50
BER, 1939, at the hour of 10 o’clock
acres, more or less, in Section 34,
Western Oregon taxpayers, more in the forenoon of said day at the
Township
30 South, of Range 12
than 200 strong, gathered in Salem front door of the County Court
West
of the Willamette Meridian
House in the City of Coquille, Coos
in Coos County, Oregon.
this week to hear Frank Arnold, Ne­
Said sale is made under execution
braska tax authority, blame an ap­
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
parent lack of public Interest in gov­
State of Oregon for the County of
ernment for the ever-Increasing tax
Coos to me directed, in the case of
State of Oregon by the State Land
burden. Arnold said there was a
Board, Plaintiff, vs. Arthur E. Doyle
need for militant citizens’ organiza­
and Alma Delores Doyle, his wife;
tions to take an active part in reduc­
Mary C. Wise, Mary C. Wise
Richardson and Mary C. Duffield,
ing the tax burdens and, acting on
being one and the same person, and
the suggestion, preliminary steps
W. D Duffield, her husband, Jesse
were taken to form an Oregon tax­
F. Stevens; and Douglas Building
payers’ league. Claude Buchanan,
and Loan Association, a corporation,
Defendants.
former Benton county legislator, was
WM. F. HOWELL,
elected chairman of the group to or­
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
ganize the league. Buchanan was
By EVA SCHROEDER,
authorized to appoint one or more
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Deputy.
representatives from each of the nine
. Bring your out-of-town guests in
counties represented at the meeting
to see our flowers and myrtlewood
to serve on the committee to complete
novelties. Bergen’s, Phone 84.
s
organization of the group.
ilton, chairman of the republican
national committee, to proclaim Oct.
22 as “Peace Makers Sunday” on the
grounds that he did not deem it ad­
visable. Hamilton, in his request,
stated that the republican party en­
dorsed the peace move which was
sponsored by ministers and church
leaders throughout the country.
Attorney General I. H. Van Winkle
this week held that the agricultural
marketing act of 1935 gives the state
department of agriculture power to
enforce reasonable regulations for the
protection of the people of Oregon
from defective or unhealthy farm
products regardless of the state of
their origin. The opinion was re­
portedly requested in preparation for
a test suit asking for enforcement of
the act. The department of agricul­
ture has not been actively enforcing
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, IN AND
FOR THB COUNTY OF COOS
In The Matter of the Estate of A.
J. Wilkins, Deceased.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
the undersigned has filed in the
County Court of Coos County, Ore­
gon, his final Report and Account as
Administrator of the Estate of A. J.
Wilkins, Deceased, and that said
Court has set Tuesday the 31st day
of October, 1939 at the hour of ten
o’clock A. M. at the County Court
Room in the Courthouse at Coquille,
Oregon as the time and place for
hearing objections to said final ac­
count and the settlement of said
estate.
GEORGE WILKINS,
Administrator of the Estate of A. J.
Wilkins, Deceased.
C. A. BARTON, Attorney for
Administrator, Coquille,
Oregon.
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No. 3595
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that Ken-
net P. Lawrence, Executor of the
last will and testament and of the
Estate of Perry E. Lawrence, de­
ceased, has duly filed his final ac­
count in the matter of the probation
thereof in the County Court for Coos
County, Oregon, on the 29th day of
September, 1939, and said Court has
set Tuesday, the 7th day of Novem­
ber, at 10:00 o’clock A. M. at the
County Court Room in the Court
House in Coquille, Oregon, as the
time and place for hearing objections
to said final account and the settle­
ment and distribution of said estate.
Dated and published first time
October 5, 1939.
KENNETT P. LAWRENCE,
Executor.
O. C. SANFORD,
Attorney for Executor,
Coquille, Ore.
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