eral Directors Association annual
convention in Oklahoma City last
mouth.
Mr. Fortmiller reported that John
W. Eberle, of Pasadena, was unani­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
mously elected president of the na­
NOTICE is hereby given that let­
tional association, and Sail Francisco
ters testamentary with will annexed
upon the estate of Lottie P. Miller,
was the unanimous choice for 1940
deceased, have been issued to us,
convention city.
the undersigned, out of and under
Henry A. Schroeder, of Myrtle
the seal of the County Court for the
Democratic chieftains of Oregon’s
County of Ceos, State of Oregon.
first congressional district met in Sa­ Point, who was delegate from Ore­
AU persons having claims against
gon to the annual conference of the |
lem Saturday to plot ways and means
said estate are required to present
Embalming
Boards
of
the
United!
of retiring republican Congressman
them with the proper vouchers at
the office of James Watson, Attor­
James W. Mott in favor of a candidate States which was held in Oklahoma!
more in sympathy with the policies of City a few days previous to the Na-, The advisory council of the state ney at Law, in The First National
tional Funeral Directors convention,: employment service, meeting in Salem Bank Building in the City of Coquille
the New Deal administration.
of said County and State within six
Party harmony was the keynote which meets yearly in an effort to last Friday went an record as opposed months from the date of this notice.
Dated this 21st day of November,
of the afternoon session attended by raise the standards of the embalming to any discrimination against work­
ers who have passed their 50th birth­ A. D., 1939.
state committeemen from the counties profession.
Dora A. Burr, Executrix.
Discussion on educational sub-1 day. The action is generally inter­ 45t5
of the first district as well as at the
George F. Burr, Executor.
jects
were
led
by
A.
M.
Peterson,
of
I
preted as a slap at the federal civil
banquet Saturday night, as expressed
by Howard Latourette, national com­ North Bend; E. C. Thuerwachter, of I service board which has recently NOTICE OF SALE OF UAL ES­
TATE BY ADMINISTRATOR
mitteeman, and Frank Tierney, dem­ Marshfield; Elbert Schroeder, of Co­ banned workers over 50 years as ap­
Notice is hereby given that the un­
quille, and George Ryan, of Portland. plicants for jobs on federal projects
ocratic state chairman.
dersigned, Administrator of the Es­
Preceding the meeting Miss Flor­ such as the Bonneville dam.
Among possible candidates for the
tate of Robert J. Galbraith, deceased,
under and by virtue of an order a
congressional honor attending the ses­ ence Henderson played selections on
Only one-eighth of the money on sale of the County Court of Coos
sion were state senator Lyman Roes, of the Hawaiian guitar, assisted by Mrs.
deposit in Oregon banks is entrusted County, Oregon, made and entered
Washington county; Clarence F. Hyde, H. T. Mltchelmore at the piano.
j to the care of state chartered insti­ on the 15th day of November, 1939,
President
Harry
C.
Stearns
of
Oak
­
of Eugene, former state representative,
will, on and after the 15th day at De­
tutions. This represents a big come­ cember, 1989, at the office of C. A.
and John E. Cooter, of Salem, former land, presided.
Invitation of Mr. and Mrs. John down from the record of 18 years ago Barton, Title Company Building, Co­
speaker of the house, but now em­
quille, Oregon, offer for sale and seR
ployed'as farm placement officer with Unger, of Reedsport, to hold the next —the all-time peak of the banking at private sale, either for cash, or
meeting in Reedsport was unanimous­ business in Oregon—when state banks fqr part cash and the balance to be
the state employment service.
ly accecpted.
reported more than 40 per cent of the secured by a first mortgage upon the
property to be sold, all the right, title
In addition to the above mentioned, 1 total deposits with national banks and
Reciprocal agreements covering
interest which said deceased had
handling
less
than
60
per
cent
the licensing of motor vehicles oper­ the following were present: Elton
at the time of his death in and to
Today there are only 50 state char­ the following described real prqp-
ating in the two states will be the Schroeder, Mrs. Henry A. Schroeder
subject of a conference in Salem next and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Phillips, of tered banks in Oregon (including the “Vhe NE% of the NW% of Section
Monday with officials of Oregon and Myrtle Point; Mrs. E. C. Thuerwach­ two branch banks) compared to 189 7, Township 28 South Range 12 West
California in attendance. An agree­ ter, Marshfield; Mrs. A. M. Peterson, state bonks in operation in 1921. Na­ of the Willamette Meridian, Coos
ment under which the two states have North Bend; Chas. E. Schroeder, Ban­ tional banks, however, number 92 (in­ County, Oregon.
Said sale will be made subject to
been operating for years was recently don; Dorothy Unger, Reedsport, and cluding 64 branches) compared to 98 confirmation by said County Court
in
1921.
Mrs.
Harry
C.
Steams,
of
Oakland.
i
voided by California officials, ac­
Dated and first published Novem­
The decline ot state banks in Ore­ ber 16, 1939.
cording to Secretary of State Snell.
No action was taken by the new gon is largely attributable to the
. C. A. Barton, Administrator
The reciprocal agrément does not af­
of the Estate of Robert J. Gal­
fect the payment of gasoline taxes or Board of Aeronautics at its first meet­ branch banking law under which the
braith, deceased.
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mileage fees but only the purchase of ing here last week on the problem of two large national banks in Portland
have
absorbed
many
institutions
for
­
In The Circuit Court at the State of
a full time director ot aeronautics..
license plates.
Oregon In and For the
It will be recalled that Governor merly operating under state charters.
County at Coos
Sprague
recently
removed
four
mem
­
Oregon officials are “pointing with
Fairy Gregory, Plaintiff, vs. Charles
The courts have been called on to B. Gregory, Defendant,
pride” these days to the healthy con­ bers ot the old board who had defied
SUMMONS
dition of Oregon’s state treasury. his suggestion that this post be abol­ dear up the ambiguity 1* the 1939
Case No. 11856
While the Aregon general fund shows ished as unrtiteessary. The governor legislative, act covering foreclosure
To Charles B. Gregory, the above
a cash balance of more than 85,000,- in opening the session of the new of tax delinquencies. Suit has been named defendant:
filed
in
the
Marion
county
circuit
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OeO, Deputy State Treasurer Fred board called attention to this situa-l
Paulus points out, California is in tion. Letters received from many court by Leo N. Child, Salem realtor, OF OREGON, You are hereby re­
quired to appear and answer the
the “red” somewhere between 840,- persons interested in aviation as well asking for a declaratory judgment in­ complaint filed against you in the
000,000 and 850,000,000 while Wash­ as personal interviews, he said, had terpreting the act which some county above entitled suit, on or before Fri­
ington’s general fund has a deficit of convinced him that there was rxuneed officials regard as limiting the filing day, the 24th day of November, 1939,
more than 85,000,000.
Even little for a full time high salaried inspector of tax foreclosure suits to a specific said date being after the expiration
of four weeks from the date of the
Idaho is laboring under a general fund of airplanes in Oregon. The board, date. The suit is expected to go to first publication of this Summons, and
the
supreme
court
regardless
of
the
after a brief discussion of the prob­
deficit of more than 820,000.
if you fail so to appear and answer
said complaint, or otherwise plead
lem took no action but left the mat­ outcome in the circuit court.
thereto, for want thereof, the plain­
Funeral Directors of southwestern ter open until its next meeting.
"
'r
tiff will apply to the Court for the
Sigfried Unander, research expert relief prayed for in her complaint,
Oregon held a dinner meeting in
recently
attached
to
Governor to-wit For a decree dissolving the
Floyd's Cafe at Myrtle Point in honor
■act now
Sprague’s staff, has just completed a marriage and
of E. F. Fortmiller, of Albany, presi­
between
compilation of pension systems for and heretofore
dent of the Oregon Funeral Directors
plaintiff and defendant; __________
the «a1?
public
employees,
copies
of
which
Association, who represented the
care, custody and control of Richard,
have been supplied to each member of I Sherman and Marian, the minor
State of Oregon at the National Fun-
the governor’s committee now env children of the plaintiff and defend-
eaeed in
in making
m.kme a
month
gaged
a studs
study nt
of a
a retire-
retire­ forthe care, iUm ** ’ and P«
"education
ment pension plan for public em­ of said minor
and for such
as to the
ployees in Oregon. In a summary of other and fui
Court
may
seem
just
and
equitable.
the various pension plans, submitted
The grounds upon which said re­
by Unander the federal retirement lief is based in said complaint is
plan is criticized as unsound in that cruel and Inhuman treatment.
This Summons is served upon you
premiums collected from employed
persons fall far short of covering beh- by publication thereof in the Coquille
Valley Sentinel, pursuant to order of
efits offered by the program.
the Honorable J. T. Brand, Judge of
the above entitled Court, made, dated
and entered on the 25th day of Octo­
ber, 1939, and which order requires
that the date of the first publication
of said Summons shall be on the 26th
day of October, 1939, and the date of
the last publication thereof being
Thursday, the 23rd day ot November,
1939
J. ARTHUR BERG,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residence and P. O. Address
41tS
Coquille, Oregon
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned was on the 8th day of No­
vember, 1939, duly appointed by the
County Court for Coos County, Ore­
gon, as administrator of the estate of
Simon K. Hatcher, deceased, and all
persons having claims against said
estate are required to present same to
me, duly verified, at my office in Co­
quille, Oregon, within six months
from date hereof.
Dated and published first time
Nov. 16, 1939.
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O. C. Sanford, Administrator, i
WHAT!
No Samples?
Yes, You Bet
.tu».
Alpine Pop-
Corn Stand
Saturday Afternoon
and Evening
The End of our First Year
as your
Pop Cum Dtapauam
________________
materially
Circuit Court ot the
for the County at
or in
thence West 280
th to a point 80
the place at bn-.
to-wit: For a decree dissolving the
marriage and marriage contract now
and heretofore exIaUfig betwaca
pla intiff and defendant; and for the