entinel AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER 1 L._ 1JL-------- - ----- -ll—U VOL. xxxvii. NO. 16. City To Establish Loading Zones, One Way Parking COQUILLE. COOS COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY MARCH 89. 1941. Encountered Dust, Snow And Deer Feature Days For Coquille Advocated * Battery Separator Operations To Be Shown In Color Arago Mill To Open April 7 Senior Girls of C. H. S. Entertained By B. P. W. Club Mr. and Mrs. Lanis Bosworth There were 65 present for the turned Monday evening from their Coos County Chamber ot Commerce eastern trip.. Lanis says they only Motion pictures in technicolor have session, held Tuesday evening in the bean taken the past week by repre Community Hall at Empire, who sat saw two nice days the whole time they were gone and that until they sentative» of the Battery Separator down to an excellent dinner served got back to western Oregon it wai Dealers association and the Denver by the ladies of the Empire library All girls of the Senior class of Co David B. Biegger, for the street just “camping out.” Those who expected to witness a 8t Rio Grande railroad company who board. The county chamber was quille high school were guests of committee, recommended at the city After leaving the Woods 100 miles pyrotechnic display at the weekly were accompanied by Don Estes, of never served a better meal. The council session Monday evening that out from Detroit, they drove to Terre Coquille Chamber of Commerce all cedar operations, starting with the meeting was presided over by Pres. the Business and Professional Wom en’s club Monday evening at a re loading zones be marked for trucks Haute. Ind., then to Houston, Texas, luncheon in the hotel Tuesday noon logging of timber at Kline’s camp Wallace Dement. , ception and party planned by Ida near the middle of the blocks on both Mrs*. Bosworth’s old home, and then were disappointed, for all expressions at Fairview, clear through to where The Industrial committee’s report Oerding and member» of the Educa . sides of the street on Front and First to Oklahoma City, where his mother of; sentiment for or against the the ..._______ separators are packed for delivery was that a naval base at Empire is tion committee, which Miss Oerding stores staying open Jfter 6 p. m. on aboard"the cars. streets, between Vfillard and Hall, and resides. practically certain, and that W. H. heads. on Taylor street between Front and Saturday were in a quiet and even- Coming up through the panhandle Fred M. Binnon, secretary-treas Klein, general freight agent at the 3 Though many of the club members Firrt. g of Texas they encountered one of tempered tone. Nor should a ques urer of the battery separator associa S. P. at Portland, and other The committee also recommended those terrific dust storms when the tion of town policy arouse any ani tion, and Hairy Robinson, assistant officials were to be at Marshfield on appeared in garb of the type they parking on one side of the street* only lights of an approaching car cannot mosity among those whose sole idea general freight agent of the railroad, Monday to hear arguments for the would wear had their secret ambi tions been realized, others found that in the following districts: be seen for hiuch more than 200 feet, is to make Coquille a more attractive with Bud Hooper as ’ photographer, building of a spur down the bay to proper clothing for the suppressed On Henry from Third to the bridge and they drive with light on in the community in every way. took the picture at KHhe's camp, the Empire, where the Arago mill, the anj from the north end of |jie bridge daytime during one of these storms. In bringing the matter up for dis Smith Wood-Products plant here, and pulp plant and other industries will self was too bizarre to be assembled from their present wardrobe. Among to Seventh, with a 15-minute parking The greatest trouble is the danger of cussion President R. L. Stewart said the Evans auto loading plant at furnish considerable cargo. the members who cast off inhibitions limit from the bridge to the Fish crashing into an overtaken car, tail that the Chamber of Commerce could Marshfield. They “shot about 3000 The officials were there yesterday home; on Coulter from Seventh to lights not showing up much in the not. nor did it wish to enforce any feet of film whieh will-not be ready and have taken the matter under ad and appeared in costume were Al berta Tyrrell, the circus performer; Tenth, on Heath from Eighth to murk. policy on the merchants. The com far showing for two or three months visement. \ Florence Hallock, the Metropolitan Eleventh, on Eighth from Coulter to Crossing the continental divide mittee he had appointed was simply yet. Ralph Moore stated that the open Opera star; Edith Walton, the sur Heath, on Second from Henry, east south of Denver, at an elevation of a fact-finding one, to try and learn Mr. Estes also took pictures with his ing of the Arago mill at Empire had to Myrtle, on Knowlton avenue east 11,000 feet, they traveled a long ways the wishes of the people in the camera of the separator-making oper been set for April 7. A new band geon; Florence Barton, the^grand- from the south ehd of the Beach through the snow,' constantly pass valley, by making a thorough survey. ations, to supplement the logging pic saw, a larger planer and other equip mother; and Hazel Hanna, the west street bridge no parking for 100 feet ing the plows which attempt to keep While the cards returned to the tures he took for Dr. James Richmond ment has arrived. It is to be a cargo coast Edna St. Vincent Millay. Club members, not in costume, and senior and on only one side of Knowlton the pavement clear. chamber were far short of enough as last year. mill with most of its output going out girl guests were asked to tell their east. No parking on the school side a basis on which to say that the On ’ this side of the divide Mr. The visiting party started its work by rail, if the spur is built, while the of the block all the way around the Bosworth stopped where there were sentiment expreessd was the general last Friday and left for home ye«- mill at Bandon will continue off hidden amibitions. Among the sen ior girls were many who wished to Washington building and none at all at least 1500 deer feeding at the attitude, still the percentage of those terday. shore shipping. become airline stewardesses. when school is in session on Third troughs the government keep filled requesting the stores to remain open Representative Geo. C. Huggins Opening number on the program street. Half of that street for that with winter rations for the deer. Saturday evenings was just a little said he learned to keep his mouth was group singing of Irish songs led block is used as playground at re Lanis' thought was to take a picture short of 100 per cent. ! shut in Salem during the recent ses by Ruth Towne, who was accompan cess and noon with barricades at of the animals in flight, with his mo Don Gillespie started the discus sion but he followed that with a ied by Maud Skaggs Woodyard. Using each end of the block on the south tion camera, but they just turned sion by stating that he was opposed, half hour talk on the legislature’s ac Coquille high colors, members of the ride of the street. their heads and looked him oyer, that his store would not be open af Work on the B project of the Coos complishments. party were divided into two teams: The recommendations were re then went on eating. ter six p. m. on Saturday no matter Mr. Huggins said he believed his Electric Co-operative has been in The white, led by Ruth Beyers and ferred to the city attorney and the In the whole bunch there was just what the rest of the town did, and two terms in public office might fur committee for inclusion in an ordin one deer with horns, which rather his opinion was that it was not the progress for the past two or three nish a “Believe it or not” cartoon. the red, captained by Dorothy Bis- weeks. When it is completed and hop. Mrs. Bishop’s team gave a ance putting both the loading zone puzzled him until he realized the rest province of a Chamber of Commerce He has served as school director at the patrons all conencted up with stunt baseball game, in which con to take a stand on the question. and no parking features into effect. ot the bucks had already shed their Marshfield where he was elected by A letter from the local W. C. T. U. horns. O. L. Wood, who favored the pro service it. will more than double the three votes and in being named rep testants scored points by giving cor mileage of thia R. E. A. project. rect answers to quiz questions. Mrs. was read, thanking the council for Nor was his attempt to get a motion posal, agreed that the matter should resentative from Coos county he re The B project will extend from the Beyers’ team enacted a ‘mellerdramer' adopting the ordinance which ban picture of the dust storm any more not be a chamber project and re ceived two of the county court’s three Liquor billboard advertising in Co- successful. It just couldn’t be taken marked that everyone, whether sup sub-station at Norway across the votes—a total of five for the two elec entitled “United by Love.” A po river to the ranch homes on Fat Elk, tato race in which both teams com <iuille. to show how the wind was blowing porting or opposing the proposal, was tions. peted was won by Mrs. Bishop's line actuated by selfish motives. He told Fishtrap and Halls creek, from Bridge The mayor’s appointment of Don the loose top soil around. He oxpreased regret that the school of towns he had seen open for busi up Rock creek, and up to Remote and equalization bill had been defeated up. Charades were enacted by both McCune, S. F. Stevens and B. W. 1 ness on his recent eustern trip and a short distance up Sandy creek; also for he believed it would have ma teams. Florence Hallock, attired in Dunn as members of the Park Com .said all seemed to be doing a good up Catching creek; and from Sumner terially aided some of the poorer dis handsome prime donna costume, mission, with Mr. Stevens named ovc&teTDaniers creek. ‘ sang “KiUarney” and “Irish lullaby.” temporary chairman to call the eom- L business. : tricts in the state. The mileage of the B projects is She accompanied herself on a small, i lission together for organization pur Dr. G. E. Stark, to whom it will The next county chamber meeting poses, was approved by the council. make no difference whichever way 96 mileaumd it will serve 210 custom will be held in Bandon on April 21. harplike instrument. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Wood returned I the decision is made, said it would ers. The A project was 92 miles of St. Patrick refreshments were H. A. Slack was named temporary R. L. Stewart, J. E. Axtell and H. served by members of the hostess chairman of the Planning Commis Saturday evening from their two and . probably surprise many people to be wire, serving 300 customers. A. Young represented Coquille at the a half week eastern trip back to De out on the highway Saturday evening Allotment by the government was committee, who were Georgia Rich sion for an organization meeting, session. troit to pick up a new car. They left $219,500 for the first section, now mond, Bonnie Walker, Ruth Towne, other members of the commission are near a neighboring village and see Mr. and Mrs. Bosworth near Detroit, Joyce Owen and Ida Oerding. the cars all headed toward another being served, and $207,000 for the B I.tgS. Albert Powers and L. W. Claver. went through Indiana, Illinois, project which will be completed this Naomi Crews, second vice presirent, town in the valley.. The council voted to permit the stopped in Iowa to visit relatives of presided over a short business meet 6th Column to use the pistol range at Lafe Compton, who favors the summer. Mrs. Wood’s and in the Black Hills t ing held after the party. Harriet the Community building free of opening, said that traveling men tell country at his old home. While they him that there is not nearly as much Osika, chairman of the nominating charge. saw plenty of snow and ice in the mid At the meeting of the school board committee, reported on the officers Card room licenses were granted dle west they got out before the severe ;nerchandise shipped in to Coquille I for District No. 8 last evening all proposed for 1942. Viola Newton, as there Was a few years ago, and he Bill’s Place and the Rex Tavern. The blizzard weather of a few days ago. Coquille teachers were re-elected for chairman of the fiance committee, feels that the town is definitely not council also ordered that the other Four of them, however, reported on the splendid progress al so good in a business way as it has Grange Master Henry George on next year. < ard room games be stopped until a will not be here in the fall. Robert ready made on the Style Show to be been in the past. Friday evening at the regular Grange license was secured from the city Jos. Axtell said he thought a lot meeting asked that members of the Nelson has accepted a position at given March 26 by the Excel Dress and the fee paid of business is not coming here that executive committee and the building Oswego. Miss Ruth Towne is going Shoppe. Muriel Dae, reported Mrs The city engineer and city attorney formerly did and he wondered if the committee meet Friday, March 21, to to attend school, while Mrs. Helen Newton, will have charge of the mu were instructed to confer with the Attention is again called to the atmosphere did not have something make plans concerning the projected Ayers and Miss Cleona Hill have Re sicale, given in conjunction yith the owners of the Hand tract as to their fashion parade. Inez River, chair Cascade College a cappella choir, to do with it Is there the cordiality grange hall. Members of the two signed. desire to dedicate a lot for the ex The others, all of whom will prob man of the Emblem committee, an which will be heard at the Pioneer and interest shown to sojourners or committees are Joe Varney. W. L. tension of Eighth street from Heath to ably be back in the fall, are: Supt. nounced that plans were underway church here this (Thursday) evening. visitors that should be? Kistner. George Gilman, J. W. Rhule, Beach. The city-owned lot at the Burton W. Dunn, H. S. Principal to contact each club member to soli This vested choir has made a splen Bert Gould expressed the opinion Henry George, Ed Detlefsen, Edna west end of the block is now unen did reputation for itself during the that the police regulation of parking Rakestraw, Ida Oerding and Alice Clarence Osika, Tom Cauthers, Ruth cit orders for articles bearing the club cumbered by a house and the city Beyers, Lunelle Chapin, Aileen De emblem. Estelle Harbison gave in past six seasons and those who enjoy for out-of-town cars may have caused Standley. is ready to open this outlet from ment, Marjorie Jones, Earl Leslie, formation concerning the appearance good music will not miss it some antagonism toward Coquille, Ida Oerding arranged the lecture the Hand tract. There will be no admission charge and told of numerous visits in Cali hour, which included poems given? by Paul Snider, Graydon Crews, LeRoy here April 1 of the Evergreen Players, Just what to do about the Com but an offering will be taken. fornia, where his car was not tagged, Ruth Varney, a song stunt, enacted Clark, Hazel Hanna, .Charles Meyer, who will perform for the benefit of munity Building is still under con Marie Stewart, Siegra Young, Vesta the Woman’s club and the Camp Fire ■ . ....... .......... no matter how long it was parked. by Florenze Hallock and a farm quiz. sideration. A figure of $110 per Mac Sutphin Injured At Miley, Inez Chase, Bessie Christen girls. Vamey played several Geo. A. Ulett stated he could not Claude Lee thousand for pecan hardwood floor sen, Cherie M. Hartwell, Hazel Mof- Guests attending the party included Fairview Camp Friday understand how a statement of de piano solos. Aurora Willard won the ing, fx>.b. Coquille, has been se fet, Joyce Owen, Jean Polson, Ethel Mrs. John Baker, of Hood River, and and W. L. Kirtner won clining business in Coquille could be Pig-in-poke Mac Sutphin, Myrtle Point logger, cured. The estimate of flooring need Roop. Alberta Tyrrell, Edith Walton. the following girls from the Senior ed is 4800 feet, and a rough estimate was injured Friday afternoon at the true, that the one hundred thousand the flour. class: Ruth Fults, Ilean Griffin, Mar dollars a month payroll at the Smith x of what it would cost to floor the Kline Logging company operation garet Steward, Jean Newton, Virginia building, ceil it with plywood and near Fairview, when he was struck plant is the largest it has ever been Young, Pat Holverstott, Wilma Roth, and he expects that plane to be con make it a more attractive auditorium by a rolling log. The jar of the log Jean Pullen, Geraldine Cole, Mildred for meetings and dances, is around threw Sutphin several feet from tinued throughout this year. He said Smith: Doris Hadsall, Rheo Walker, there was one department at the where he was standing at the time of $1500. Clarabelle Watson and Donna Dunn em- City Treasurer C. G. Caughell took the impact. Most severe injuries plant where the smallest paid Members present were Florence Mayor Milne and the council would Eight men were summoned by the a few days’ vacation and left last were sustained about the head and ployee receives $200 a month. Barton, Mae Barton, Ruth Beyers, like to hear from organizations and Coos county board. No. X/to appear Thursday evening for San Francisco face. He was taken to Myrtle Point, B. W. Dunn made the most for- Dorothy Bishop, Salma Caughell, Inez individuals as to whether the city where doctors believed he would not ward-looking talk and was followed in Myrtle Point yesterday from where where he met the boat, Zebra, of Chase, Naomi Crews, Lois Fenn, Flor should go ahead and spend that they were sent to the induction selec which he is part owner. The other require more than a few days of by David B. Biegger along the same . amount in refurbishing. tion draft board in Portland for ex owners, the Phillips boys of North ence Hallock, Hazel Hanna, Estelle hospitalization. line, when he said the lack of special amination as to their fitnes for ser Bend, had been using it for fishing Harbison, Viola Newton, Geneva The Sentinel hereby (makes its features in Coquille, celebration, dol Norton, Harriet Osika, Ida Owen, suggestion: make it a suitable place bonds is in 1949. vice in the U. S. army. off Lower California and were com lar days, or anything in the way of by the improvements suggested, or The eight were: Ulice Beacher ing home. “Hode” said he thought Annie Robinson, Inez Rover, Ida Apartment house and auto camp entertainment was the real cause if Fults, Rex OUie Kelley, Stanley Wal the trip from S. F. north to this coast Oerding, Georgia Richmond, Bonnie tear it down. Preferably the former. owners—Geo. H. Chaney, Wm. A. people do not visit Coquille now as den Graham, Richmond De Pace, was a long enough one on which Walker, Ruth Towne, Joyce Owen, The report of City Engineer Gear Ulett and LeRoy Rice—were present they once did. Neil Berry McGilvery, Jack Joseph to be sick. They left the Golden Clara Stauff, Eva Stevens, Alberta hart that the garages on First street, to talk about city water rates, ex President Stewart came right back Huntley, Vincent Eugene Esselstrom, Tyrrell, Edith Walton and Maud east from Fred Schaer’s machine shop pressing the opinion that the city was Gate Tuesday. were in a delapidated condition and trying to “penalize” them for their at Mr. Biegger with the statement Arthur Miller. Mrs. Caughell who went to the Bay Skaggs Woodyard. dangerous was referred to Building effort to provide accommodations for that he (Mr. Biegger) was chairman last evening thinking that the bar Harold Matson Boiled A of the chamber’s merchants commit Inspector Dungey, those seeking to make their home in bound Zebra would certainly get in tee and that the C. of C. would get Perfect Bowling Game .No artion was taken on 8. V. Epper Coquille.. on this morning’s early high tide re behind and boost any celebration the Once in twenty million lines is the There are many angles to this mat son’S report that the water main on ports that the bar is so rough that committee might inaugurate. „ average for a perfect score in bowling ter of water service charge, although the Zebra is still anchored outside. Front street was nearly worn out and on Sunday night at the ’Embaco Altogether it was .a very interest- IL. An. ' t house •Meritt- the Th amber.TmMfR _ __ _ ____ ____ ____________ z ou« Sn^ suggestive,.ar^d will, withw? along the Myrtle Point highway from water as does one'WA»* -in 'a Thornton Tire Co. hung up a perfect the point where the line from the ’ After'considerable talk on the sub doubt, result in greater co-operation that county, mostly along Rogue riv 300 tor the boys to shoot at. reservoir to the Smith plant crosses ject it was recommended to the water among all business houses to make In his previous game he had bowled Mrs. H. 8. Norton and Mrs. E. E. visitors feel more welcome in Co er, have been »old to a California conwnitttee that before making any the highway. company. The reported considera laal a 134 and his opponent a 166 and after Leslie drove up to Portland quille. By resolution the council ordered change in the present schedule that tion is $65,000. Thursday and returned Friday ac adding the two together Harold said. an engineer from the public utility The matter of adequate parking fa that four improvement bonds totaling companied by the former’s daughter, “Wouldn’t that be something to $1927.23, and bearing six per cent commission should be asked to come cilities which many of the postal council is trying to work out some Beverly, and a friend, Maxine Haley shoot" and then walked out and made to Coquille, make a survey, and sug- card replies mentioned, is one which interest be called for payment. The ivfng in interes*4-ge»t a rate schedule which would the city cannot afford to overlook and plan which will provide plenty of of Klamath Falls, who are spending twelve strikes in succession—in fart city will effect a sm----- the spring vacation at the Norton he made thirteen as he made a by this early calling of the bonds of conform to rates in force in other we know from what Mayor Milne room for all who may want to stop home here. strike in the next frame. in Coquille said in private conversation that the cities of a size similar to Coquille. $824 96. The maturity date of the 96Miles In "B" R. E. A. Project Woods Missed The Blizzard Teachers Elected, Four Decline Committee To Make Kall Plans A Cappello Choir Concert Tonight Eight In Yesterday's Draft Call Macleay Estate Reported Sold % I "Hode" Takes A Sea Trip