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The Coquille
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Two Hundred Attend Junior Chamber
Dairymen's Assn
Nomin° tes Officers
Meeting Monday F - i S S S i i s :
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Sentinel
IN D E P E N D E N T
Willingly Indentifed
Stolen Articles
A fte r • abort business meeting ot
N EW SPA PER
Mrs. C. E. McCurdy
Passes In Her
Sleep Last Night
Membership Drive,
C. of
Tuesday
C. J. Fuhrman Retires
After 35 Years_ _ _
In Business Here
The shoplifters, who were arrested
The Coquille Chamber of Com
in N o rth Bend last Saturday and
merce membership drive hai
when
questioned
by
the
officers
there
.
*
I the following were nominated to r o t-
set fo r next Tuesday, Jan. 18,, when
revealed the largest amount of loot
Fine All-Day Meeting---
fleers for the coming year, the elec- seen in many a day, operated over
several committees w ith H a n y L..
Claterbos as general chairman, w ill
B. W. Dunn Acte As Toast-
tion to ** held January 22:
here also last Saturday.
Luckey L. Bouney Will Con­
s( Of
solicit memberships and funds
They admitted stealing from the
master A» Noon Dinner
~
Soh,er’ 8penny
carry on Chamber of Commerce ac­
Coquille Since Early In
tinue The Name And Policies
Rackieff Pharmacy, Barrow Drug
Keen interest was shown in disease
Vice President -H o w ard Hickam,
tivities for this year. . T h e largest
Store, J, C. Penney, Herm an’s M en’s
O t Fuhrman’s Pharmacy
This Century —- Funeral
control and other m atters affecting I
Richardson,
single item of the Chamber's funds
Store, H . N. Lorenz and Excel Dress
the dairy industry by aproxim ately
Sec— Wm. Booth, How ard Hickam
A
fte r 35 years In the drug business
Arrangements Not Yet Made
w ill continue to go this year, as
Shoppe, and w ere helpful to the vic­
in Coquille, C. J. Fuhrm an this week
¿00 dairymen who attended the annu-
T rea t.— Geo. G ratae,
has
fo
r
several
y
e
a
n
past,
to
support
tims in pointing out w hat came iron»
Arrangements fo r the funeral of
sold Fuhrman's Pharmacy to Luckey
al meeting of the Coos County D a iry - I Directors — Thurston Grimsgaard
of the Coast Highw ay Association.
each one’s store.
Mrs.
C. E. McCurdy, who
L. Bonney, who has been pharmacist
men’s Association held In the Wood- s P « m y R o m . W ayne Smith, K a rl
M
r.
Claterbos
announced
at
the
r . Jennie Olmstead pleaded guilty in • w a y in her sleep last night, aw ait
and clerk in the store for 14 years
man H all in Coquille last Monday. Kiger, Delbert Donaldson.
, .
circuit court yesterday to larceny. •he a r riv a l' of her daughter, Mrs. Chamber of Commerce directors*
“C y ” was the nestor of Coquille
The meeting was an a ll-d a y a ffa ir
n waB decided to have an installa-
meeting
Tuesday
noon
that
the
direc­
was sentenced to a year in the pen Phyllis Hamilton, from Hillsboro to­
business
men who have continuously
and lunch was served in the hall at tion banquet for the new officers, the
and was taken out to Salem yesterday., night.
I t Is probable i t w ill be tors and members of the committee
owned and operated their own busi-
noon by the women of the Coquille following being named as the ban-
who
w
ill
make
the
drive
w
ill
meet
a
t
M argie Turner, the large wo»
held in Pioneer Church, of which she
G range under the direction of the I quet committee — K a rl Kiger, Del
a 7:30 o’clock breakfast at the hotel new fo r , third of a century here.
who wore a volbminous coat, and d id | w a< ■ member.
I f not there
it that morning.
home economics committee.
I Donaldson, Lawrence Gulseth. The
The H , N. Lorenz store was owned
most of the operating here, also p le ad -]]w in be at the Schroeder Chapel. ’
by N. Lorenz at the opening ot this
The program started a t 10:30 a. m. Pro«ram committee named consists of
Lafe
Campton
was
appointed
a
ed guilty to larceny, and her husband,
M rs. M cCurdy had not been fe e i-
century, although H enry was in the
w ith a discussion of the U n ified P ro - W ayne Smith and W m . Booth.
Clarence Turner, pleaded guilty to in< entirely w ell fo r a couple of days committee of one to secure a plant or
^ ■ n i, which is being developed I The selection of new projects for
store. J. A . Lamb, likewise, was in
flowers
and
present
them
to
George
receiving stolen property. They w ill but she and h er fam ily did not think
his father’s hardw are atore, b u t ‘did
t rough a series of community m eet- I
Cham ber was postponed
be sentenced next Tuesday.
‘ of it as serious. H er son, C yril, who Ulett, a member of the Chamber's
tngs and personal contacts on farms until after installation, although aug-
board of directors, who w ill be laid not own i t Ralph E. Nosier owned
T h e ir usual answer when asked by' w ent to call bar this morning
barber shop here, back ln 1804, but
fo r the purpose of lowering the cost [ ««¡tions were made M onday evening
up fo r some days yet w ith th e broken,
clerk if he or she could help t e m j ber lifeless body.
of production and increasing the ag ri- I as to w hat these projects s h o u ld h o
he received
w hile out
fishing on he has been aw ay from here tw ice ln
was that they were “Just looking
Born Edith Ada W illiam s, in F e rn - « ribs
,
.
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the meantime.
cultural income by m aking better use
around.” W herever possible they en-, «tele, California, A p ril 21, 1975, she
North Fork
BMuwtey.
M r. Fuhrm an had been employed
tered the store when only one person was m arried there to Charies E ’ M e - ’
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by R. s . Knowlton and when he quit
was on duty.
Curdy about 4« y e a n ago. Something
lone Saturday night he had Just his
ing d ifferen t areas in the county and G i l m n r o
The trio have been livin g in the over a quarter of a century ago they
lists recommendations fo r correcting I ^ ' ’ tTIOre U lG t lO n
month’s salary w ith which to go into
Hollywood district near Empire.
came to Coquille, w here he p u r­
business. H e started in the room of
them, it was stated by George Jen-
A change w ill take place this eve-
chased the ranch on Cunningham
the old Odd Fellows building— a
CI!.MionO U n 8 g e n t ’ Wh°
thl’ * ’ ■ nln< ln the management and opera
I creek, a m ile out from Coquills, where
A large number of g u e s t s ____ fram e structure— Just south of the
The g r ea te st rvw.ihin» «
*
tion of the G ilm ore service station on
they built a fine home on the point present at the meeting of the Rotary
postoffice at that time, in the room
d u etto
ib ility fo r tax re - Front street.
Church A S.mpson,
overlooking the valley.
M r. M c - Club yesterday noon as a result of an along First street which is now the
deb ^ . c t i
C° U^ y ’ through ¡w ho have operated it under Teas*
C u rd y passed aw ay Nov. 1, 1920.
attendance contest staged by
front of the T ip Top. H e remained
debt reduction, according to W . H . since its opening a couple of ™
M rs. M cCurdy is survived by her bers ot the club.
Three
more
of
the
22
outstanding
there until the hotel building was
thend a irv Unty aUdltor’ who spoke o n a «°. are transfering all th eir interest
three children, C y ril C. and V e rrill R.
The division, headed by Hode ready fo r occupancy 10 years ago and
<h . dairym an • Program on the sub- I there to Floyd Jackson of this d t v »10 bonds, issued tw o or three years
ject of county fiance a . it a ffe ct. a .
who fo r reveral y e a ^ ’h ^ ^ n
ago to provide funds fo r electrically McCurdy, both <rf Coquille, and her Caugheli, won by a noee over George then moved into the present location.
lighting
the ball park, which inci­ daughter, Mrs. E arl Ham ilton; three Turney’s crew and the losers had to
f o r ^ 9 4 ? t o r ^ h t CW,H ? r «COm,nlt,nent « " I * * ® ® ■»
Sm ith plant. He has
M r. Fuhrm an has had his upe and
dentally is no nearer of accomplish­ grandchildren, and her niece who w is take the winners to 1»»»*«
downs, the toughest down being a t
fo r 1840 fo r debt and interest w ill be had considerable
raised
in
th
eir
home,
Mrs.
W
arren
experience w ith ment than it was when the bonds
Program Chairman Osika,' with the the tim e the Farm ers A Merchants
slightly more than 1100,000, reduc­
service stations, having operated one were, issued, w ill be retired at the Davis. She is also survived by tw o
•tetance of V irg il A rre ll as opera­ Bank here closed, when a general de­
tion of approxim ately »40,000 from
in Portland for fiv e years, and says high school gym on the evening <rf brothers, W illis W illiam s, of Fern
tor, and D r. J. R. Bunch to explain the pression hit a ll lines of business, but
the 1939 commitments fo r that p u r­
if hustle and service w ill do it, that Jan. 19,’the date on which the M yrtle
le, and Ernest W illiams, of Buena details, showed tw o reels of educa­
pose and in four or five years the be w ill get his share of the business.
no one ever heard him complain. H e
tional film s illustrating the chrono- kept his own counsel, tended strictly
Point Bobcats play the Coquille Park, California.
amount necessary for this purpose
The Pontiac agency is being re­ Red Devils on the maple court here.
logical growth of teeth from an un­ to business and gradually emerged
w ill he reduced to approxim ately
tained by Clovis Church and Low ell
born infant up to m aturity.
The owners of the three bonds
from the slough of that period.
»44,000, the speaker stated.
Simpson.
Aside from those taking p a rt in
must be in the building when their
Roger Morse, extension dairyman
M r. Fuhrm an expects to take a good »
the program the only other guest was long rest and vacation. Since he was
names are called or they w ill forfeit
from O. S. C , used charts to illustrate
Contact Rotorian H a rry Nasburg, of ten years old, nearly 50 years eg»,
then rig h t to collect the »10 and —
to those present the food value of fo r­
the
“ -
additional name or names w ill
he has been on his own, steadily in
age crops including pasture and sil­
draw n. ‘~ r . ,
’j r
a store, first as clerk, when he slept
age. As a rate, forage crops used foe
county fo r the past I f
_
Over the store—not ln CoqufRe—and
any purpose are higher in protein if
passed aw ay a t her home in the north
W ith a record of tw o wins out of President’s Ball Tickets To
fo r 35 years as owner. W ith M rs.
cut green and immature. This re ­
part of Coquille last Saturday morn­
three games played, the Coquille Red Be Sold By Boy Scouts
Fuhrm an he expects to move to th eir
duces the weight of each crop, how
’
ing. She had been ill fo r three days.
.
100 acre ranch on Sixes riv e r some
ever, and it is necessary to consider Devils go out to Roseburg tomorrow
The funeral services were ________
held at *
Tickets fo r the President’s Ball
time in early spring.
He has no
the balance in these tw o factors in evening fo r another tough game, w ith which are soon to go on sale, w ith the Schroeder Chapel Tuesday at 2:00
Coquille Motors is the name of
thought of doing the farm w ork on
handling these crops. T h e use of the Indians. This is a district con­ Boy Scouts doing the selling are to be I p m > Bev. H . L . G rayb eal o ffic ia ting
new company Just organized here by
grass silage is increasing throughout ference game and w ill have a bear­ good at either the dance In the Co- Interm ent was in the Masonic cem- W. H . Canterbury and Ed Cook, of that d airy ranch, which is now being
ing
on
the
tournament
standing
in
operated by an employee and which
the country Us a means erf malting cer­
quille Comm unity Building on Sat- etery w ith Steven Dey, Clyde B a r- Marshfield.
tain crops more palatable and of sav­ M arch. North Bend plays at Marsh
urday, Jan. 27, or at the Coquille row*’ Everett Seeley, Don Estes, W m.
They have planked a portion of the w ill continue to be so operated.
W hatever he m ay do in the fu ture
ing losses which commonly occur in field F rid a y evening.
Country Club house at N orw ay the Roth and
H Heaton acting as p all­ Bergen lo t on the highway between
N e xt Tuesday’s games w ill see Co­
his
host of friends in Coquille and
curing hay, he stated.
Second
and
Third
streets
and
w
ill
put
following Tuesday, Jan. >0; w ith bearers
quille at North Bend and Marshfield
Coos county wish him happiness and
An interesting program was pre­
Babe’s Entertainers furnishing the
Mrs. Tilghman was born In Green up a building on the northeast corner
at M y rtle P o in t
sented during the noon hour by B.
music at each dance.
Forest, A rk., Nov. 20, 1171, being six of the lot fo r a display room and of­ success.
M r. Bonney states that the name
W . Dunn, superintendent of schools in
F ifty per cent of the net proceeds week> Past «0 years of age a t the tim e fice.
Coquille, who acted as toastmaster.
The new company w ill handle of the store w ill not be changed and
of the tw o dances w ill be kept locally ° f her death.
Short talks were given by J. L . Smith,
fo r possible infantile paralysis cases
In 1885 she came west to the state Dodge and Plymouth recently re lin ­ that the present broad-minded policy
J. E. Norton and Hugh M cLain, coun­
in this section, the other h a lf going to oi Washington and ln 1924 came to quished by .City Motors and at pres­ of merchandising, courtesy and help­
ty judge. E. L. Peterson, president of
the national committee. Fred B ull Cooe county w ith her husband, whom ent have quite a num ber of used c a n fulness, w iU still be an outstanding
feature of Fuhrm an’s Pharmacy,
the association, gave a brief report on
F ran k Cox, a truck driver, wbs states that there is still about »20 she assisted in operating, a grocery on the lot.
the activities oi the organization d u r
Both
M
r.
Canterbury
and
M
r.
Cook
fined »15 in recorder's court on Tues­ in the Coquille fund from last year’s atore on Tenth street fo r ten years,
ing the past year and urged that the day fo r driving over a curb and dance fo r which there has been no
she
survived by her husband, by are fam ily men and w ill move here as St. James’ Officers For
program fo r next year give careful a t­ breaking a w ater pipe line at the call to fight this dread disease.
two «latere, Mrs. W . T . Philips, <rf soon as they can secure suitable liv ­ The Coming Year
tention to quality improvement, dis­ corner of Eleventh and Heath streets
Marshfield, and Mrs. Alice Eierdam, ing quarters.
The annual meeting of St. James'
ease control and other factors which where he delivered a load of wood. Exempt In All Studies
of Spokane, and tw o brothers, W . C.
Episcopal church was held Tuesday
low er the cost of production. Music The w ater was off in that section
evening, the selection of a vestry r e ­
was furnished by “Pewee and his w hile the pipe was being repaired and have been so excellent that they were
“ h7
by " fo®ter
sulting in the following being chosen:
gang,” students from the Coquille the city h all was flooded w ith in ­ exempted from all semester exams
B* ^ e S t C U ir’ 01 Co’
S. Barton, H . W. Lorenz, F. A .
school, who entertained w ith cowboy quiries as to why. His employer, Bob today are:
Pook, Chas. Stauff, Elm er Langlois,
1 q
Sen iors-G retch en Clinton, M ary I
ber passing
songs, and by M anning Nelson, who Ward, insisted on paying the cost of
Chas. T . Selbig, and L . H . Hazard.
James O le Chard, a life-long resi­
sang several numbers, accompanied making permanent repairs there and Jane Dunn, Ray Gaulke, V e m Knox
M f ' T *l8h"?a“
Officers were then named f>y the
dent of Coos county, passed aw ay
by Miss Rose Naef.
received word Monday morning that
wrote out a check fo r »32.50, of which and Nancy Sonneland.
vestry: M r. Hazard, senior warden;
D. A . Jones, the th ird brother, was suddenly a t Delm ar yesterday m orn­ M r. Barton, jun ior warden; M r. Pook,
One of the interesting features of »17.50 was the cost of the repairs.
Juniors—Georgia Briner.
ing about nine o'clock, a heart a t-
S
o
p
h
o
m
o
res
-P
h
y
lli.
Bunch,
Loyal
|
*° “ * * ’ “
the program was a discussion on
The three others to appear before
tack proving fatal. The evening be-
Stau« - U s u r e r ; and
California.
fore he appeared to be in his Ssual S '
i
dairying in New Zeaialnd by F ran k S. Recorder Leslie the past week were Thomas.
Accompanied by M r. and Mrs. W . good health.
Board, who has devoted most of his pn the usual charge:
tbe buRdin8 and grounds committee.
Freshmen — Robert
M cCarthy, I C. Jones, M r. and Mrs. Hallingstad,
life to some phase of the dairy indus­
M att Laffoon, afflicted w ith T. B . M arily n Sage.
Funeral services wiU be held in the
X
w
m
try in N ew Zealand, Australia and and who said he was on his w ay to
Campbell Funeral Home in Marsh­ Fox And Mink Growers
England. In opening this subject, M r. Missouri, was on Friday given a »10 year high school course at the end
field at 2:00 p. m. on Saturday, the To Meet January 14
Board traced the development of the fine, suspended fo r a year, and went of this semester are Fuhrm an B lay­
Eagles being in charge of the service.
The Coquille unit of the O. F. A M .
country and told ot the handicaps ln on his w ay to the “show me” state.
lock, John W illiams, Richard Inger.
Interm ent w ill be in Sunset cemetery.
A . w ill hold its regular monthly
topography and long distance from
Frank M iller, Jan. 0, posted »5.00
M r. Chard was born on North
meeting at the Thomas Thorn home
m arket which was overcome by the for his appearance and it was later
Slough, A pril 7, 1884, and had lived
Has Anyone Seen Thiz
below Bandon, January 14. As this
production of dairy products of very declared forfeited. L . A . K y le served
the
greaten
part
of
his
life
at
Coaledo.
Strayed Mail Package?
is election meeting, it is very im ­
high quality. A high standard of liv ­ out a »5.00 fine.
Ervin Peterson, of North Bayside He had never been farth e r from that
I f anyone received a m ail package,
portant that all members be present. •
ing has been developed ln N ew Zea­
and master of Coos Pomona Grange, point than Reedsport. He was a coal
M RS. L IL L IE H E P L E R , Sec.
about 32 inches long, and contain­
land, which resembles the Pacific Evening Gnild To Give
w ill be the speaker at the Pro A m er­ miner by occupation but since last
ing a sleeping bag and umbrella,
coast of the United States in topog­ Card Party, January 18
ica meeting ln the Coquille city hall A p ril had been conducting the store
around New Y ear’s, w ill he or she
raphy and climate, the speaker stated.
Boy Scout Drive February 1
next Monday, January 18, a t 2:00 p, a t Delm ar.
The Evening G uild of the Episcoal kindly notify W erner K . Plaep, R iver
D airy herds in that country are gen­
A concerted Boy Scout drive I n
His w ife passed away the 18th day
Church is planning a public card ton route. T h e m ail carrier remem' m. His subject w ill be, “Achieve­
erally large, ranging from SO to 120
which the Scout officials in Cnqniii»
ments of Am erican Women.”
of last November.
party
which
w
ill
be
held
in
the
P
a
r­
bers having such a package on the
cows w ith a few herds as large as 200
This w iU also be the business si
H e is survived by three daughters, M yrtle Point and Bandon w ill all h it
ish House next Thursday, Jan. 18, at route between Bandon, Riverton and
Because of the mild climate and ex­
8:00 p. m. Contract, pinochle and Coquille, but it has not been re­ tion of P ro Am erica and everyone Clarabelle Chard and Mrs. M innie the ball a t the same tim e is set for
cellent pastures, no dairy barns are
other games w ill be played. The 25 ceived by M r. Plaep to whom it was interested is cordially invited to come W illett, ot Marshfield, and M arian Thursday, Feb. 1. A contribution of
maintained in N ew Zealand and the
and hear M r. Peterson.
Taylor, of Eugene; five sons, Robert, »1 00 per person w ill be asked by
cents to be charged w ill include score addressed.
cattle are m ilked ln m ilking sheds
O rv ille and Ole, a ll of Coaledo; the Scouts and a larger amount from
cards and lunch.
Laws of the country require th at ev­
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Stephen and Leonard, of Marshfield; the generously inclined w ill be duly
One Divorce Granted
ery dairyman have boiling water
a brother, George Chard, o f Delm ar; appreciated.
available fo r washing equipment and No f?re Damage Yesterday
Judge Brand granted one divorce
■»><* tour grandchUdren.
all products are graded and marketed
Job’s Daughters, Bethel No. 18, held
There was no damage resulting in circuit court here Tuesday, to Ellen
on a quality basis, it was stated.
A ndrew Briner, th e 12-year old their first meeting Monday, w ith the
from the chimney fire which called Wallace, separating her from Bari
The annual meeting <rf the Coquille boy whom George R. Turney took new officers in charge. February 28
E. L. Potter, head of t h ) Division the department to Mrs. Edna H a rt- Wallace.
Valley Country C lub membership w ill to Portland last Thursday, w ent the Bethel intends to go to Marshfield
of A gricultural Economics at Oregon son’s home a t 10 o’clock yesterday
be held Wednesday evening, Janu­ through the clinic the n ext day and for initiation.
State College, spoke of making e f­ morning.
Sparks from the flu in C H A D W IC K LO D G E
ary 17, a t the Country Club fo r the
fective use of farm credit. He men­ Mrs. Hartson’s apartm ent upstairs
immediately entered in the
Special communication of Chad­
purpose of electing officers and d i­
tioned the increasing use of the bud­ dropped down the chimney and
» hospital. A n operation on
w ick Lodge No. 88, A . F . A A . M ., at rector» t a r the year, 1880. This wiU
M r. and M rs. Fran k Biegger a r­
get system in making loans and rec­ burned the soot in the chimney of 7:30 p. m„ Tuesday, Jan. 18. W ork
his hip, which it is thought w ill r e ­
rived here last Saturday from their
be
a
dinner
meetina
c
o
stin
e
SOr
m
p
ommended that additional credit be the low er apartm ent where M r. and in E. A.
store his lag to a norm al condition, home in L a Verne, Iow a, fo r a month’s
piste and w ill be a stag affair. AU
to have been performed this visit w ith th e ir son and his w ife, M r.
Mrs. Edw. Lorenz reside.
(Continued on Page T en )
J U L IU S R U B L E , W . M .
members are urged to
^ X a j ^ ^ e ^ S I Floyd Jackson Buys
Large Quota of
Guests A t Rotary
To Redeem Three
Bonds January 19
Red Devils Ploy
Roseburg Friday
Mrs. W. W. Tilghman
Buried Tuesday
r.w.
Mew Auto Company
In Local Field
$32.50 Paid For
Broken Pipe
3le Chard Was A
Native of Coos Co.
Pro America To
Hear M r. Peterson
Country Club To
Elect January 17