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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1940)
: w--- * •> ‘3’7 ”4 / . 7 ■■ ' *• 't ■.<« FAGI SEVEN Oregon executive will address the here it is expected that the fight La Grande The position which car- conference of governors at Duluth, will be carried on up to the United ries with it a lot of responsibility, “Inn June 2 on relief problems. On provides no timo States supreme court. provides no remuneration remuneration tor tor time he will deliver the commence spent on the job other than actual ex nt address at his alma mater at Governor Sprague’s committee on penses for travel, meals and Illinois and on June 5 he retirement pay for public employees, room and few men who are qualified field <*UH “ ■<WreM at Spring- meeting here this week agreed upon to fill the position are willing to £5* ‘T During his absence Many veterans of peat legislative Ernest Fatland, speaker of the house a tentative program for submission make the sacrifice of time and effort to the next legislature. This program, required. .sessions will be miming of representatives, is officiating as roughly, provides for retirement of governor. 1M1 session. At least five senators public employees at the age of 65 and 1$ representatives have either years on a maximum pay of $83 a eliminated themselves from the legis The State Board of Control found month. This maximum would be lative roster through failure to seek themselves in the book business in a paid only to employees who have another term or, seeking have been big way this week The last legis been in public service at least 40 defeated in the recent primary elect lature appropriated >3000 toward the years and whose salary during that ion. financing of an “Oregon Guide,” UPA time had averaged $2000 a year. Re Among those who served in the book describing the state’s historical tirement pay to employees with less Since the introduction of its new senate in 19» who will be absent background and its scenic attractions. services to their credit and a lower model in October of 1839, Chevrolet from the next session will be Robert In return for this investment the pay average would be proportionate. Motor Division has produced 800,000 N Duncan, senate president, who re state gets 1600 copies of the book The plan would be financed through automobiles, according to announce signed that post to become a circuit which it is now offering for sale to a compulsory four percent assess- ment made this week by Cliff judge; Lyman Ross of Washington schools and libraries at $1.75 a copy. ment against the pay of all employees Gulseth, Chevrolet dealer of South county, who dropped out to seek the with the state matching this contri western Motors. Sherman, Hood River and Clacka bution. It is estimated the program “This figure points clearly and un democratic nomination for state treasurer; W. L. Dickson, who was a mas, in the order named, were the would cost the state approximately mistakably to the outstanding leader candidate for circuit judge in Multno first three counties to file their com $100,000 a year under present condi ship in sales and popularity that Chevrolet holds in the industry,” de mah county; Isaac Staples of Tilla plete official election returns with tions. clared Mr. Gulseth, in reviewing the mook cotinty, one of the oldest of the the state department following the veterans who has been too ill to seek recent primary election. The County Adoption of the proposed amend record-breaking mark that Chevrolet another term, and U. S. Balantyne returns are being checked and tabu ments sponsored by the Oregon Asso dealers, throughout t»e United States of Klamath county who was defeated lated as fast as they are received at ciation of Truckers would result in have achieved. “Enthusiastically, the the state house. for the nomination. a loss of some $670,000 a year in reve motoring public has accepted the 1M0 On the house side Speaker Ernest nues from taxes and fees paid by Chevrolet as the most beautiful model Fatland of Condon is retiring to pri Harold B. Say, director of the high truck and bus operators, according we have ever produced. In styling, vate life after three sessions of law- way department’s travel bureau, pre to engineers of the Public Utilities in appearance and in its host of mod making; Earl HID of Lane bounty dicts a big influx of tourists from commission. Sponsors of the measure ern convenience and mechanical dropped out to try for the republican California into Oregon this summer. claim that it would save $200,000 a features, all three series of the 1M0 Chevrolet—The Special DeLuxe, The nomination for state treasurer; W. H. He bases his prediction upon a re year in administrative costs. Master DeLuxe and the Master 85— Miller of Josephine county sought cent tour of that state. Many Cali have been designed by our engineers and won the republican nomination fornians who remained at home to Oregon’s traffic accident record for the senate; Frank H. Hilton ia a attend the fair on Treasure Island continues to improve, according to to give the utmost in leadership per candidate for mayor of Portland; last year will visit the Pacific north figures compiled by Secretary of formance and safe and comfortable driving. Malcolm Wilkinson, republican, of west this year Say declared. State Snell. This too, in spite of the “Beacuse of its great popularity on Wasco county, and E. W. Kirkpatrick, fact the situation in the city of Port our last year's models, exclusive democrat at Clackamas, sought the Fate of Oregon’s anti-picketing law land grows steadily worse, with traf nomination of their respective parties is now in the hands of the state su fic fatalities in that area 60 percent vacuum-power gearshift, the shifting for district attorney; Walter Führer of preme court For more than three greater during the first four months mechanism that does 80 percent of the Marion, has moved from the state; hours five justices of the state's of the current year than they were shifting work, is offered this year on all models. In addition to this great Mrs. Hannah Martin of Marion is a highest tribunal listened to arguments in the same period last year. driving feature, other advances of candidate for city recorder and police pro and con on this act with attor fered by Chevrolet include tiptoe- judge; Coe A. McKenna of Multno neys for organized labor blasting Oregon agriculture 1« already feel matic dutch, safety plate glass, sealed mah is a candidate for the senate; away at the measure and attorneys ing the bad effects of the war in beam headlight units, “The Ride Roy Walter Hempstead, Jr., of Multno for the state countering with argu Europe, according to J. D, Mickle, di al,” Super silent valve-ln-head en mah county, has moved from the ments in its defense. rector of the state department of gine and Chevrolet's famous perfected state; W. R. Osborne, of Yamhill Labor attorneys contend the act agriculture. With domestic markets hydraulic brakes. Setting the pace county, was defeated by Peter Zim violates the constitutional rights of already overstocked with fruits, in styling, also, the 1M0 Chevrolet is merman; L. D. Nash of Lincoln aimed free speech and press and seriously canned goods and grains, the war has available this year in many new and for the senate but missed; C. C. menaces labor’s privilege of collect now shut off the foreign markets for attractive colors and in two-tone Chapman of Multnomah, Earl Fisher ive bargaining. The state denies these these products Mickle declared in ad combinations which are winning of Washington, H. A. Cannady and charges, holding that the act only vising Oregon farmers to prepare for favor with motorists everywhere,” Glenn Biddle of Douglas, Alfred seeks to protect society by regulating further reductions in prices for the Mr. Gulseth concluded. Cunha of Umatilla and Al S. Grant picketing and the use of the boycott products of field and orchards. of Baker were not candidates. by confining these weapons of labor Apparently Governor Sprague is to bona fide labor disputes. It is not expected the! wpto' expoliwjKuig mm difficulty ip Hi* ion will be forthcoming from the su ing the vacancy on the Oregon Hydro preme court in lees than a month. Electric Commission caused by the Regardless ot the outcome of the case death recently of John M. Hydglo of. As a result of receipt by the Port land recruiting district of ‘‘Prepared ness Requisition No. L" Sergeant John W, Garvey, in charge of the Marshfield army recruiting office, now has openings tor recruits in a number of expanded regular army units. The requisition, which calls for im mediate enlistment of men for field artillery, signal corps, ordnance de partment, engineers, and quartermas ter corps tor station at almost every army post and camp in the west, is to be filled by July 1. In addition to the original openings Garvey has a small replacement quota for the 20th infantry, Fort Warren, Wyom ing, and the 10th field artillery, Fort Lewis, Washington. There is no indication so far that qualifications tor enlistment will be lowered. Single citizens, between 1$ and M, physically fit, of good character and with no dependents will be accepted. The regular army is now at its I greatest peace time strength end the opportunities offered to soldiers to attend army schools and to rise to non-commlseianed officer grades is exceptional. _ We ^• have some very good recon- ve **• dit“>ned pianos. , Don’t be without a on acocunt ot money . These very cheap and the terms are easy. H. S. Norton, Music de Sta tionery. , NEW RELIEF FOR SOUR STOMACH Probably yc 1_____ you know several ;____ reme- dies to relieve — stomach ~ . -• i acid and acid- indigestion. Bisma-Rsx, a new de^ Ucious tasting antacid powder, acts four ways to give you relief in a few minutes. 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