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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1941)
INDEPENDE May Have Three Day Holiday on 4th Spit West Young Man, Spit West NEWSPAPER Mrs. 0. C. Sanford Tells Of Her Trip -I Eastern * L°ur Chlckens Cause Arrest Edythe Farr Becomes Bride Of W. L. Thompson The Coquille Junior Chamber Justice C. A. Barton has passed up Commerce held ita annual one-club to the grand jury a case involving four golf tournament on Tuesday evening, chickens, and has released the three June 10, at the Coquille Valley Coun who are charged with stealing them on their own recognizance. J. E. Axtell is the third candidate try Club. ' A large group participated ,1 Through Mr*. O. C. Sanford, Co- Tlie following is a communioation Edythe Farr, only daughter of Mr. Mrs. Deveney, of the Two Mile .»nd Mr*. C. C. Farr, was married tor whom a petition was filed nom in the tournament, which proved to from the Coos Bay Pirates to the . quille ha* been publicized in papers inating him as a candidate for school be a huge success. Low score honors newspapers of Coos county and is throughout the state and on the At section below Bandon, filed the com- Friday evening at the Church of director of District No. 8. The pe were taken by Clem Howard, who Worthy of a careful perusal lantic seaboard. In. fact, the June 1 plaint against Bob O’Leary, May Christ by Mr. Harry Chapin, a Church Murphy and Bessie Price, charging of Christ pastor from Tulare, Cali- • tition was filed last Saturday and all chalked up a 30 using a "four" iron ' ■ - -------- k .. J Issue of the Washington D. C., Times three of the nominated candidates— for the round. High score honors Tbe city of Myrtle Point today was pterald carried a picture in its so them with the theft of the birds. fomia. to William L. Thompson, the Their reply, and all three told the son of Mrs. William L. Thompson, Sr., Mr. Axtell J. L. Smith and Ralph were taken by Frank Paden, who given the opportunity of ita young life ciety section of Mrs. Sanford. Mrs. Numerous .to aequife international fame for itself SMTiliiam Horsfall, of Marshfield, and same story when questioned separ of Sacramento Harry—have filed with Clerk Leslie rolled in with an 84. their acceptance of the nominations. prizes were presented to the con- mid its posterity, .to make a place on- Mrs Myron Wittes, of Chevy Chase, ately by the state police, was that Mis* Farr, who has been teaching the polls wlll.be open for a vote on tertanta th* .map that even a fuehrer would Md who were guests of Mrs. Ben O’Leary paid her one. dolalr’for the at Oakridge since her graduation • ‘ , these candidates ne« Monday, June ...After the round of golf, an ex covet. And the idea was so simple, Piaher, Washington socialite, who chickens. from the Uniyerzlty of Oregon in Both sides to the. case agree that 1038, is a member of Phi Beta nation- 18 between 2 and 7 p. m in the high cellent dinner wa«' served in the so heart-appearing, according to th* jived tn Marshfield some year* ago. ___ building. wl*n __ school all _____ voters in dub house iWhq remainder of the Coon Bay Pirates and th* Rogue River When the picture wa* taken, the the three got her" out of bed early al music and drama honorary and Mu Seta«,) District No. 8 may cast a ballot evening wa* devoted to card playing. Rate, ___ that ___ . Myrtle Point cannot turn group was being entertained by Mr*. Wednesday morning but she claims Phi Epsilon a music honorary for up- >. Inu It was announced by President Geo for one of them. Ftaher at Washington's elite Chevy they did riot Wy the chickens, that she per classwomen. During her cam ass*8DzwSl sa «•iasAs» iwi« «■■Ill watched them after they left the pus days. Mis* Farr was vice presi At the same time, hours and place, Gratke that the Rogue river trip will Til* offer is simply to hold the first Chase club. •■«».■... - ----------- official' international spitting -contest an taxpayers wm have the opportun be held on July 18. Sine* April 24. Mrz. Sanford has ! house cross the field and take the dent of both honorartes. She ma- Many ol the merchants iu CoquiHe at Myrtle Point during its three-day bean traveling. She and Mrs. W. S. birds from the chicken hosue.’ ity to cast his or her ballot on the jored in music and minored in question of increasing the tax levy have contacted members of the July 4 rodeo,and jubilee. It has been Nicholson of Marshfiled, went east French. Mr. Thompson an outstand by more than the six per cent limit Junior Chamber and stated that they endorsed already by the Coos Coun via Canada. They stopped at Quebec, ing student in Greek and the classic imposed by law. The excess, above would like this organization to start ty Cluunber of Commerce the Side Montreal and other interesting and languages, received his Bachelor of the six per cent limitation is >40*8.25 a petition, which would be signed by walk. Superintendent^ of America, litatoric Canadian points. On their Theology at Northwest Christian but this does not mean that much all merchants in order that all busi th* Snoose Snufflers shcrety of Swe ' way south to the National Federation college this month. He plans to con larger than last year’s levy. As a ness establishments can be closed for den, and several lesser known frater of Women’s clubs convention at At Earl Schrader, who pleaded guilty tinue his studies and will work for matter of fact the levy asked to be the week-end of the Fourth of July. nal organizations. lantic City, Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. last Thursday in Circuit court to additional degrees at the University voted thia year is lesa than it was Since there has been such an inter Myrtle Point, it was stated today by 1 "¡choteau spent several days in Wai- stealing an outboard motor from S. L. of Oregon during this summer and. last year when it was >54,810 The est In this proposed closing, the or Chief Skull c. P. Maenab, of the Pi am. Mass., with Mrs. Paul Bartel, Leatherman at Fox bridge, and Albert the coming year. For the past two proposed levy to be voted next week ganization has consented to present rates. has an ideal climate for a spit who is Mrs. George Ulstt's sister. King, who had previously pleaded years, Mr Thompson has been pas this petition to the merchants. is >54,550. ting marathon. The humidity is con ! It was on their way home that they guilty to the same charge were sen tor of the Oakridge Church of Christ, Still another matter to be voted stant, there are fete dangerous al>- visited in Washington, D. -C., with tenced by Judge King yesterdajr af- a poet he will continue to hold while upon next Monday is the adoption of In i< rnoon. A recommendation of len pursuing his studies at the univer- pockets — pockets tlwt sometimes Mn. Fisher and other friends the budget and the voting of th* tax York before the convention, iency was made by District Attorney cause calamitous boomerangs — the ( Continued on Page Severn levy. A meeting for the purposes of wind is generally from the north, and they had met Mr*. Horsfall, who at- Flaxel, and Roy Compton, of Rose » discussing the budget and levying the the allowance for drift, low celling, tended the convention with them. burg, said he had arrangements made tax is to be held in the high school at Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. Nicholson for Schrader, King. too. if he Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mayse celebrated etc» would vary little from day to 8:00 p. m Monday evening. Only their golden wedding anniversary at dky and from year to year. cause home through the south, stop agreed, to be sent for a year's time taxpayers are permitted by law to their home on the East Fork last Sun To prove tiielr theory the Pirates ping at Miami, New Orleans and to work on government projects at Vqte at this meeting. » Guam, Midway and other Pacific and open house in and the Rogue Rata spat it out Sunday other large cities day, with a School matters are of the* utmost the afternc At Corvallis on Friday came the islands. which time fifty last at the most western point in the Glenada Kendall, daughter of Mr. . importance in the conduct of a dem- friend* galtiered .1» offer congratula continental United States — Cape peak of Mr*. Sanford’s trip, when she The judge gave each of them two Aubrey E. Kendall, was married Wed cxracy and it is to be hoped that *v- tions. Tea and cake were served. Blanco, near Port Orford. There, ac was elected president of the Oregon years in the pen, with stays of execu nesday morning at 7:30 to Everett J. eryone wi» remember to turn out As tion granted. King, who has been Seeley at a ceremony held at the Ken At the dinner the following sat cording to well-authenticated legend, ledsnrtion of Women’s clubs. and cast a vote next Monday down to a merry fedsb—Mr. and Mrs. three centuries ago, Chief Rasp-in- president of the state federation, Mr*. confined for a longer time than Schra dall home in presence of immediate Mayse, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Neal and thq-Throatoof the Curry Indian tribe Sanford is supported" by 130 Oregon der, will be placed on probation after members of the two families. The 4wo ciuldren. Tk and Louise MW the first white man go past in clubs whose membership totals 8,000. 60 days more in the county jail, for bride wore a street dress of navy and Mrs. a sailing vessel, and his first reaction, Though the Oregon Federation has a two-year period. Schrader's sen chiffon, with an orchid corsage. The Cruinley of Faiiv|pwi Robison an# two chil Glcn- Uke that of any good warrior, was be*n in existence since 1800, it has tence was the same except that he bridesmaid, Eileen ■ Kendall, youngest Only will remain in tlie county jail for 1,20 siater of the bride, wore a powder fiak..Qrc.; Mr. and Mrs. AMtoon Rob to spit on Uie ground in disgust. Since had but eleven presidents. that historic moment, according to othgr woman in this section of the days. erta, of Myrtle Point; Mr blue crepe with gardenia corsage. Dr- tveogniuon ac> Chief Jickle Tonsil, a direct descend tfl*» to M-Weve The judge warned them thut if they John Seeley Mar.teflM W ’u twiz, Mrs. Frai te Mrs W. S. fjot tnto' more frtiuBle'or cMiurup be brother^ hast man ^taw-.H.-L. Gr«y- S ant, members of the tribe have hied, > om -OM tokMrs. Sartford themselves to Cape Blanco each ykar Nicboteon. of Marshfield, who was fore him again, no leniency would be beal. officiated. all «f Caquilto. The wedding fifty year*" ago oc after th* logs lift In' June to perpet elected to tli< presidency in 1034 and shown. Following the ceremony, Mias Dora curred at the home of the bride, Mias uate the memory of the famous pa re-elected in 1038 . Kendal) gave a wedding breakfast for triarch, Wito spat Upon the sands as I la commenting upon the Unas of Laura Krantz, at Dora the bride and groom and their gueate tie perceived the vanishing frontier endeavor to be stressed by tbe state The young couple left soon after the White man was bringing to his organization Mrs. Sanford said: “The Water Ta Be Off breakfast for California, where they special contribution of the Oregon people " will spend-two weeks in San Fran Three Hours Sunday The legend lias it that Salt-Chuck, federation of Women's club* to th* cisco and Palo Alto. Upon their re 8. W. Omen League Water Supt. Epperson announces the god of the tides, has carved away preparedness and defense program turn here, they will make their home \Von „ A- that the water will be off Sunday,1 at the foot of Blanco cliffs and cre wiR be an intensive effort on the ot the Chase Apartments. Mr*. 3 Bandon from f to i p. m., to permit the flush ated therein a pearl cuspidor. It was part of our members to work on their Seeley plana to continue working in 3 P. O -Langlois ing of the mains.- to find this receptacle and to revive own communities for a strengthened North Bend the office of County Agent, George ......3 the beautiful story of the coming of public morale that no foreign 'i?m' Coquille ^....... II. Jenkins. a the whi|e man that the Pirates and the can penetrate. In addition to our ef Powers —,i Rogue River ruffians dueled over the fort* to wprk for the welfare of the Marshfield........ .... 2 chalk cliffs of Blanco. Chief Skull youth, the support of our institutions Myrtle Point........... ...1 Macpab and Royal Rogue J«y Moltz- of learning, the assistance of home Empire ............ 0 Tuesday was the warm day in Co ner ot Gold Beach finally fought it makers in adjusting home'condrtions quille this week the thermometer out at 20 paces, each scoring three adequate to meet the changing needs, The Coquille Indians dropped from In the absence of Pres. Stewart and reaching» a maximum of >8. Yester times and drawing claret, after which a wholesome community lite, and for first place to a tie with North Bend a deeper appreciation of • spiritual day the top was 80 Quite different the contest was declared a draWl for third by losing last Sunday’s game Vice Pres Wood at the Tuesday noon Chief reasons Myrtle Point te urged values” from, the 08 in Portland for the Rose to Bandon. 5. to 1. Marshfield won session of the Chamber of Commerce, In the candidates' review, held be Show visitors. And up there the to hold the spit marathon are: from Myrtle Point. 10 to 8; Port Or- Treasurer C. M Howard presided The chairman reported that the weather observation station is on 1. World turmoil has kilted off the fore th* election, Mrs. Julius Ruble, f ird-Langlois from Empire, 10 to 4, top of a tall building. It must have Olympics the Pah-Ameiican games. president of the Coquille Woman's and the Powers-North Bend game was committee to work out a plan for a Coquille celebration was to meet this been midwest temperature on the Davis and Walker cup matches, in cMb, introduced Mrs. Sanford for rained out. the office of president of the Oregon street. ternational tours, etc. The sporting Next Sunday's schedule sees Co- week and get things started for a com It was a very simple ceremony on Federation of Women’s clubs. Mi* quille playing at Myrtle Point, Em munity day observance some time instinct must be revived, and the way the lawn in front of the Community to do it, yet glvp the belligerent in Sanford had been nominated by Mrs pire at Bandon, Powers at P. O.- during late summer or early fall. Building when Mayor R. F. Milne County Agent George Jenkins re stinct in man a natural outlet or ‘re Albert Powers, a member of the Co Langlois and Marshfield at North raised the new 15x35 feet flag which quille delegation. Other local dele ported that there are 103 at the 4-H lease" is through spitting. There will Bend the city has just purchased summer school at Corvalls from Coos be enough classes that every man can gates were Mrs. William Ulett, Mrs The council ordered it and then T. B Currie and Mrs. Arlin Elliott, county this week, nearly double what be a champion it was forerd that there was no place Two barge loads of lumber from I who represented the Junior Woman’s there were last year, and that about ¡L’Hxwar comes, the masses must ' in town where it could be hung, and the Smith plant here, between 800,000 dub. Mrs. Elliott was the only one half of them were there by virtue of that a pole was necesary The Mt. and a million feet, were loaded on ‘.be whipped up into a frenzy, and . of the local delegation to draw a scholarships awarded by Coos coun States Power Co. crew contributed one of the Lawrence Phillips vexMete when they are frenzied and cheering, ty organizations or enterprises. The prize at th* Oregon Products dinner, their throats become clouded, and the work of setting the pole and Old at Bandon Tuesday, and another three Southwestern Motors last month cost per pupil at the school, including a convention feature. Glory ripples there in the breeze. or tour hundred thousand from the they clear them and—you got it— Mr- Julius Ruble took tbe part reached an all-time high in the sale transportation is >15.50. Many of the business houses, al Moore mill made a mpacity load for spit. Get tiiem ready for this chore! The directors authorized a letter of Mrs Edna Snook in th* pageant of automobiles with a record of 51 though not all ot them have displayed crossing the »iVtt- bar. 3. Every man secretly prides him •The Rainbow of the Years." The new cars and 107 used ones being de expressing opposition to the govern the flag along tbe streets this week, GgorgNA.Ulett says his company self on some occasion when despite pageant, which climaxed a conven livered Cliff Gulseth has the idea ment operation of the nation’s rail and Coquille’s response to the appeal Inta not been advised yet as to when unavorabie tides, low muzzle velocity, tion tilled with interest, was held that those figures will stand as their roads. and many of the members ex for a patriotic stwirfii^ one or two of the Phillips boats will etc., he has spit from a street car onto Friday evening. Mrs. Snook, whom record for some time, as it becomes in pressed themeeivea as opposed to the quite satisfactory be taken over by the Maritime Com somebody’s Easter lily. There are Mrs. Ruble represnted, was the creasingly difficult to secure ship government engaging in any busi ----------------------- -- mission, but in his opinion one will millions of suppressed personalities found-r of the Coquille Woman’s club ments of new ones However rail ness which would be in competition be left free to make regular trips for that need to express themselves. in 1002. Besides launching the local road freight car loads arrived on both with private business of any kind cargo from the Port of Bandon Some of them are surreptitious prac club oa ita successful way, Mr*. Snook Monday and Tuesday this week and An idea suggested at the meet titioners; some allow themselves only was prominent tn state clubwork. all went out at once, indicating that ing vzas the possibility of securing to spit from bicycles, wheel-chairs, Jeaae Laub of Bandon Aftrr taking office, Mrs. Sanford the limit on production is not yet in an army camp or cantonment of some airplanes, moving trains, or hotel appointed Mrs. Stanley Ayers as her effect. kind in the Coquille valley. Fair ' Chief of Police laewis English asks Buried There Tuesday view valley was suggested as an Ideal corr*s|>onding secretary and Mrs. the Sentinel to say thatjhe police de , <1 Graveside services were held at’the windows. 4. The world hae too many aokr- Charks H. Caotmr^of Portland par- spot for the location of a camp with partment is going to watch for and I.O.O.F. cemetery at Bandon on Tues ita equable temperature the year crack down on speeders inside the day for Jesse Edward Laub, a well- pusses and dribble-pussoa They must liamer tarian. These two appointees round, and plenty of room for a good- cftylTrflift A lreat mbny «uuptainta L^ own j logging Operator who •pessed be done away with. This is the way will be member* of Jtae executive _____ TheJ>‘,?td btMtt .T,Ottter nt f ------------- ¡wr# ■ ntt- Z.-Z >■- have been made to him and the other away after a short fflnesiat the Mart _ ------------------- . «toja* i ' ■ - Rats are frady 1 Thé Mt State* - Power Co. a office .U----- ~• vice president, Mrs B,- •, F. . Smith, -."fife- anct qfBcefa qf exceaete» ap*ed. op th* IF •,.7777- ■■ »»'V ia - - 7s t ------- * tell r BMril’;2hfi vice president. Mret T. M 9t MarehfiaH ewer to the _ t Drive Ffldav Henry street bridge and up Second the fair board and Myrtle Point Stott». Grants Pasa; treasurer, Mias Company’s office here Monday after ' ‘ rontrih.itio. street Signs have been posted show Mr. Laub was 43 year* ot age, hav Collects |523 In Contributions Myra Montgomery, Independence; noon that a Efrd-motored bomber ing the 38 miles an hour speed per- ing been bom in Montgomery. Calif. Chamber of Commerce The annual Boy Scout drive for mltted on those streets—it applies as recording secretary, Mrs Hettry Har had just passed over the Bay headed Dae. >1, 1808; is survived by his south. Within half ir minute this funds to carry on the work was sue-, ris, Portland. Mrs W. S Nicholson well to all streets in town—and of widow, Mrs. Violet L. Laub, a son, Norval L. (Tom) Springer, last fender* will be taken before Recorder Jesse, Jr» his mother, Mrs. Effie Laub, week completed a deal whereby he ■ installed Mrs Sanford in her new army flying fortress was discernible, ceaafully held in Comrille last Friday, Leslie, and no lienency is to be shown all of Bandon; three sisters Mrs purchased the interest of Mike Ire- office after the pageant on Friday at any elevation of IS,000 feet or more, the 25 members of the soliciting com to the west of Coquille It was so mittee turning in a total of >523. Chas Barrows, Mrs. Dan Melton, land in the O. K. Rubber Welders evening One of the contributors wa* the lugh that its motors were barely He i» Judge King granted a divorce last Mi*. Robert Ward, and a half brother, and is now sole proprietor A. F. of L. Lumber and Sawmill audible on the street here planning to remodel the interior of the Mr and Mrs. Roy Barton started evening in circuit court, separating Cari Hessig. Workers Ixxral, No 2770 which con building where they are located on today on a two week's vacation trip i ji » Ludwig, the plaintiff, from Rob tributed >10- 30 to* ilAO- i Hall street. to Yellowstone. ert Ludwig. Director Next Monday Given Two Years To Be Paroled Golden Wedding Observed At Dora Kendall-Seeley Nuptials Wednesday ey Official'* Indians At Myrtle Point Next Sunday It Was 88 Degrees Here Tuesday C. of C. Treasurer Presides Tuesday Flog Week Observed Here Two Borge Loads Taken At Bandon S. W. Motors Sets New High Record Police To Enforce 25-Mile Limit Bomber Over Coquille Monday ’<
