no coquttu fAiltv
in this fair land,
Tokyo!
even back for untold centuries, and Natl
By
now he had come to look upon the
The first display of a
picture that had been slowly in the
Oregon which took place recently in
process of painting for his people,
•. r r
the lobby of the First National Bank
By Bob Harrison
and that picture branded him as a
of Portland Main branch invoked
The
great
Shawnee
Chief
Tecum
­
U 4 ?
criminal,
a
savage,
-and
a
barbarian,
__
___ ____
___ _ a twin
the interest of thousands who viewed
seh _ was
bom _ 1768 and * waa
brotber to KUkwatawa, also a great and the crowning crime was for his the vertical flying aircraft:
defense
of
his
people
and
their
free
­
warrjor> but waa defeated at the
It also brought a request from the
oi Tippecanoe, by General dom that had been theirs for cen-<- owner of a large Eastern Oregon
made and entered
turiee.
■?
I
HarriBon
jt mlMt
remembered
farm for information as to where he
I wUL
of A
Savages? Yes, it is true
that theM, Indlan warrlor, were
, 1646,
__________
could purchase i helicopter.
Redman
of
the
forest
wai
ai|icg f the 5^1^ forces and were
“Farming as I do. some 6,000 acres proceed to sell, at private sale, to
merciless being, made so by
defeated at
o(
scattered over two counties, I think I the highest and best bidder, for cash
I in hand, and subject to the confirma­
Divine Law that armed the wasp,
.
~
__ „„ ,, 1 Thames, by Harrison, and during his
this type of plane would answer my tion of said court, all of the right,
Washington, D. C-. April 26-While abaence
campaign, !arge tracts the bee, and the hornet with their needs," he wrote. “Have asked and title and Interest of said estate ami
the indlan Und on both sides of sting, and it is quite true, also, that watched for this type of plane, but those claiming under it, in and to
Washington, D. C., May 3—There farmers in Washington and Oregon,
Wabath RJver had
or Mother Nature in her great wisdom, have never been able to get informa­ the following described real property
is much »peculation in the national and in every state throughout the
^^7 j *
—,---------
by the whites, and when endowed all her creatures with the
capital
as to whether Secretary of country, have been in desperate need
Beginning at the Northwest
tion on same.”
spirit
of
the
combetiveness
that
they
the Interior Ickes will retain White of farm machinery with which t° ,Tecumseh finally got back to his
corner of the Northeast quarter
Aware of the new interest in fly­
of the Northwest quarter of Sec­
House approval of his efforts to elim- produce the quotas of foodstuffs
he delivered a plea tb Gov- might defend themselves against the ing for both business and pleasure
tion 36, Township 27 South,
inate privately-owned utilities in lo- asked tor by war food administration, ernor Harrison in council at Vin- intruder on their liberty.
'on
the part of indivduato,
all
Range 13 West of Willamette
Although mankind has advanced
calities where there to possibility of more than 850,000,000 worth has been
on A ug jj l8i0> whlch u
Meridian, the mid point being
far along the road of progress yet branches of the First Nationa Bank
expanding the field of government- sent to foreign countries under lend- here'reproduced:
approximately on the easterly
Ilf. —.nri .hnuid now offer a new finance plan for
primitive
life
means
much
and
should
boundary of the County Road; and
owned power plants.
In recent lease, according to statements made j
true
j am g ghawnee.
purchase of aircraft that makes the
running thence southerly, follow­
months such efforts have been ap- on the floor of the senate. The com- My foreiatberg were warriors. Their never be lost to the race, as it seems deal as simple as buying an auto­
ing the said easterly boundary of
parent in the Pacific northwest and mittee on agriculture and forestry
a warrior. From them I take man must go back and delve into mobile.
the County Road to a point on
The First National Bank
Iven aid and encoutage-
they were given
encourage- also reported that next year the man- only my existence; from my tribe I the greatest antiquity for his theme was a pioneer in aircraft finance.
th«
tract
the North boundary of C
---------
of land deeded to Falconer, the
____
ment __ by the j provisions of the last ufacture of farm machinery will be uke nothln<
j am the maker of of justice snd truth, in fact his il­ Plans and services have been stream­
mid point being a distance of
flood control measure enacted by reduced by 40 per cent, although no my owri fortune; and oh, that I could lusion of hope. If one should want lined to meet the large volume of
1526 feet north of the south
to
draw
on
his
imagination
for
a
«ongrow Under this law the sec- reduction has been made in the make that of my red people, and of
boundary
of
the Southeast
demand expected for civilian planes
semblance
of
a
golden
age,
he
might
retary of the interior to given the quantity which may be sent abroad. < my country, as great as the concep­
quarter of the Northwest quarter
and
helicopters.
of the mid Section 36; thence
authority to dispose of electric ener- | These alarming facto were offered tion of my mind, when I think of find something worth while in the
Loans for flight instruction are
East to the line ot the foot of
gy generated at any of the dams to by Senator Langer, of North Dakota, the Spirit that rules the universe. life of the aborigines of this contin-
made as well as for the aircraft it-
the hill; thence N. 42* 4iX E.
be built for flood control, irrigation as justification for an amendment I “I would not then come to Governor Americas surely enjoyed the fullest I
for a distance of 2.86 feet to the
»elf.
•
measure
of
freedom
and
all
its
at-
center ot Budd Creek; thence N.
or navigation, and there? to no reason introduced by him during discussion Harrison to ask him to tear the treaty
51* 26' W. along the. center ot
to believe that Mr. Ickes contem- of the lend-lease act which would and to obliterate the landmarks; but ent for the earliest inhabitants of the WAC Enlistmewts Xre
Budd Creek; for a distance of
tendant pleasures.
plates any change in the policies fol- forbid the manufacture for, or dis- I _______
_ _____
__ _ ___
would _ say to
him: 'Sir,
you _____
have
175.44 feet; thence N. 42* 40' E.
Still Needed In Oregon
lowed by him in the past. ,
! position to, any foreign government ¡lb^rty “to ^tum to your own coun-
for a distance of 360.35 feet;
thence S. 58* OT E. for a dis­
In both Washington and Oregon of any machinery, implements or try ,
The WAC Recruiting Service head­
tance of 134.00 feet; thence S. 46*
encouragement has been given local equipment suitable for use on the i "The being within communing
quarters ln Portland sends out no­
48H' X. for a distance of 202.25
cooperatives in their efforts to dto- farm. Senator Langer offered for the with past ages, tells me that once,
tice that the recruiting policy is be­
feet; thence S. 38* 5T W. for a
place
private utility companies, record more than 100 telegrams re­ not until lately, there was no white
ing changed and personnel in the
distance of 55.33 feet; thence S.
64* 03' E. for a distance of 63.20
even to the extent of condemnation ceived by him frqm North Dakota man on this continent; that it then all
„____ ________ „___________ _ Oregon district will be minimized af-
I feet; thence S. 42* 31' E. for a
■nd forced sale of their properties. farmer» and other» stating in im- belonged to red men, children of ln Oregon," reported Harold H. Wil-1*^“** 1
distance of 330.21 feet; thenc*
Mr. Ickes to a firm believer in and pressive terms the manner in which the same parents, placed on it by cox, state’organizer, who went on to! Add““»»“» wom«n experienced ln
S. 86* 04' E. for a distance oi
advocate of public ownership and he they had been handicapped by the the Great Spirit that made them, tai
60.6 feet, more or less, to a point
say that for many years the Town­ the administrative field are still
on the east boundary of the mid
has used the authority of his position shortage of farm machinery and fore- keep it, to traverse it, to enjoy its
needed in the Army Ground Forces,
send clubs in Oregon had maintained
Northeast quarter of the North­
to Impose this policy upon communi- . casting the dire effect such shortage producta an<j
jt wub ^be Mme
Service Forces and Air Forces, and
west quarter of Section 36,
a daily broadcast at 9 a. m. over sta-
MIV. a 1645
WWW wwxa
v p
ties even against their expressed will, would have on the.
food gea
pro-
onct, happy race> ,lnce made
1 women interested In medical work
thence Northerly along the mid
. tion KWJJ and that there were times
a
,
No more convincing illustration" of duction. Not only is there a Short-
East
boundary of the Northeast
.T*
miserable by white people, who are when finance, ran low and dtocontin-.'"**
quarter of the Northwest quar­
this intent can be found than ln the age of farm equipment but it to never contented but always en­ uation was threatened.
technicians’ training.
All will ro-
ter of section 36 to the Northeast
case of San Francisco, where voters now almost impossible to obtain croaching. The way, and the only
Recently, Wilcox said, such a con- “lve
tr“inln< at
Moinea’
corner thereof; thence West along
have repeatedly refused to oust a parts for the machinery which has way, to check and stop this evil, to
the North boundary of the said
ditlon confronted the third district
public utility which has for years suffered
Northeast quarter of the North­
iten.tnr from'long
R.rkl.v use.
adnotinn tOT *» “»• «*<* *"**» to un“« ‘n clalm- council and notice of the fact waS | Th*. »tatcment
On'
west quarter of'Section 36 to the
->-^-"^^^8 4|>
a niirstn
given satisfactory service. As far^’ i Senator
"
Barkley opposed adoption j
a eommon ___
an<j equal right in all taken seriously by I M Siders ' mrsn
gon dl,tr*ct exceeded
the
quota omf
set
point of beginning; containing
«rounds
. .
.. w’as’at ftm,
. ^d'shoJd
. . ,__ ..
uy s. m.
k — recent
reront
back as T938 Secretary Ickes obtained of the amendment on the grounds
¿^"¿"t
'for medical personnel in « the
27.5 acres, more or less, and being
presiding officer of the west side
a federal court injunction to prevent that It would prevent the supplying
y<t; for u
wag
! hospital unit recruiting campaign. - a portion of the Northeast quar­
1 caravan of dubs. He secured a large
ter of the Northwest quarter of
the city from carrying out the terms of machinery to countries where
to aU for the use of each
and beautifully decorated cake, pre­
Section 36, Township FZ South,
of its agreement with the Pacific American troops are now operating
„Tor
haa ,
to
sented it to the caravan and re­
Range 13 West of Willamette
Gas & Electric company and the con- , and thus make it impossible for the,even
othari much less to
Meridian.
quested that it be auctioned for the
troversy to still hanging fire. Nine liberated peoples to aid in the pro-
those who want all, and i
Also a gateway roadway ease­
It sold
times the voters of San Francisco duction of food needed by the army wU1
’ do with leag Tbe ’wbRa benefit of the radio fund.
ment fifteen feet ln width, fol­
for 88.35 and the purchaser donated
lowing
along the line of the foot
refused to accept a municipal own- and for their own subsistence.
: people had no right to take the land
of the hill on the easterly side of
, it to Club 29, where it was again
ership proposal, and each time Sec- 'corn, wheat, or other food product f
Indians because they had it
the Budd Creek bottom lands,
•old the following night for 85.50.;
the
“
der line of which to more
retary Ickes (>as come back with a
nM>ny/ftot; it to theirs. They may sell, but
This
time
it
was
presented
by
-the
particularly described as fol­
new demand.
foreign countries for the purpose of all must join. Any sale not made
successful bidder to Club 82, meeting
lows: Beginning at a point ln
Efforts by co-operatives in Wash- 1 aiding starving peoples, he said, if
by all is not valid. The late sale to
the Northeast quarter of the
ington and Oregon to compel the sale the machinery is denied them, .for bad.- It was made by a part only. the next night. This time it brought
Northwest quarter of Section
the sum of 88.00 and the lucky bidder
Township 27 South,
of local privately owned utilities the reason that their manpower Part do not know how to sell. It
who
got
it
decided
that,
since
it
looked
.
Wmt of Willamette
have been aided by the interior de- shortage is just as acute as in the requires all to make a bargain for ♦
the mid point bein_
still fresh and none the worse for /
partment, frankly and openly, and United States.
¡all.
17104
feet North and 801.6 feet
wear and travel, he would donate it
The
Langer amendment was de­
in some instances they have been at
~
East of the corner to the South­
"All red men have equal rights to the Kelso, Wash., club which was
west corner of the Southeast
lease partially successful. Currently, feated by a roll call vote of 28 to ' to unoccupied land. The right of oc­
quarter of the Northwest quarter
___ _ ___ ___ _ holding a Sunday meeting the next
there to lively interest in the outcome 46, Senators Magnuson of Washing- i cupancy to _
as good in one place as day. Guy L. Montgomery volunteer-
of the mid Section 36; and run­
"Tharo" can
~ two'oc.
of such an attempt at Vancouver, ton and Mor« of Oregon voting nay
ning thence N. 58* W for a dis­
,ed to furnish the transportation for
Wash., with odds being wagered that and uSe"atorsCordon ot Oregon and cupations in the same place. The
tance of 140.0 feet; thence N.
(the cake to the Kelso meeting, and
28* W for a distance of 36.65
not voting.
It ta
Secretary Ickes will again be able Mitchell of Washington
_____
_____ _ flrat exchxl€, all othera
on Monday, reported the proceeds of
feet, to a point on the boundary
to chalk up a victory for his pet The division was not along party i so in hunting snd traveling; tor there
of the tract described in the fore­
811.00 to the Oregon office. Total
policy. Much will depend upon the lines,
going description.
. _ and . seamed
. .. not to
. have been the same ground will serve many, as returns for the radio fund, 833.35,
influenced
by
Senator
Langer
’
s
pre-
thpy
follow
each
other
degree. If any, of the support Mr.
Also
excepting
and
the
cake
to
still
edible.
—
Town
­
heretofore granted:
and
Ickes receives from the White House. sentation, although non« of th. sen- but the cam „
send
National
Weekly.
Bids will be received
I
So far there to nothing to indicate stars saw fit to give a reason for b
is occupancy. n
It belongs to
to the
the first
first
administrator of said es
down on hU blanket or ^lni
that the matter has been brought to hi. position for or against the pro- wh<>
office of J. Arthur Berg,
Comparative Figures O r Farm
posed amendment.
Coos County, Oregon.
President Truman’s attention.
which he has thrown upon the ground
»
El bert Schroeder,
Population
In
U.
S.
Given
*
,and until he leaves it no other has
Rev. R. D. Bender was lest Friday
Administrator for the Estate
Secretary
of
Agriculture
Claude
j
a
right.
”
Report by the war defense inves­
A count of the number of persons, afjpointed administrator of the 8825
of Hugh Thomas Downey,
Wlckard has issued a statement es- I The plea presented here by that
________ 16t5
tigating committee, of which Presi­
14 years old and over, employed on estate left by Robert Ahr, who died ______ Deceased.
dent Truman, then senator, was timating that in the post-war period simple child of the forest was, no farms in Coos county to being made at Coos Bay, April 8. "Bobbie” Ahr IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
chairman, was again read to the sen­ there will be 57,500,000 employed and I doqbt, a righteous one, as he had by enumerators of the Bureau of the was formerly a frequent Coquille
and had seen the
ate a few days ago as basis for re­ 2,000,000 unemployed in the United ■ i uVed many ^ years,
***• ■*» w>aa«a
aaaw Census, Department of Commerce, visitor, being an umbrella repair man.
In the Matter of the Estate of
newal of the demand for further States, producing a net national in­ 'invasion of the white man, in Ms as one of the principal features of
Mrs. Agnes D. Duncan was also
William Thomas Brady, Deceased.
come
of
8150
billion.
Most
poet-war
probing of the airplane industry tor
mad rush to take the land that had the 1945 Census of Agriculture now appointed Friday as administratrix of
Nettm eg Sale eg Real Property
Notice to hereby given that by vir­
the purpose of determining the cause planning is baaed, he says, on the as­ 1 so long been free to the tread of I i under way. This enumeration will the 85,000 estate left by her late hus­
tue of an order, decree and license
of accidents which have taken the! sumption that the nation will find the red children, and now he could, provide information, it to explained
band, Earl D. Duncan, who died at of the County Court of Coos County,
live« of 17,000 pilots while in train­ the means to reach and maintain
the sun of that freedom sinking 1 by Paul N. Plank, supervisor of the Coos Bay, March 23. Frank Skewto, j Oregon, made and entered on the
ing. This, Senator Langer asserted, .such full employment The depart- ! away in the western skies.
1945 farm census in this district, on
to almost three times the number of ment of agriculture, however, says 1, The old Chieftain, no doubt, lived the extent of the farm labor force in
pilots lost in combat The Truman | the secretary, is making some provi­ in the faith that the freedom that this county after three years of war
committee report charged certain sions as to what lifebelts farmers 1 ; the red men had enjoyed so long, was and its drain on the farm population.
airplane manufacturers with falsifi­ might fall back upon in case full | a gracious-gift from the Greaj Spirit,
The agricultural labor force count
j employment to not maintained and
cation of tests, destruction of records,
and when he saw all swept away now in progress throughout the Na­
forging of inspection reports, chang­ emergency measures are found nec­ and his people placed in the role of tion, a statement received by Mr.
by Inez Boles, who died last! said court, _ all
___________
_ title
________
of the right,
and
ing of specifications and other acts essary to protect their welfare in •laves, he soon became broken­ Plank, from Census Director J. C. Nov. 13. The widower, Norman W. interest of said estate and those
which resulted in acceptance by the case there should occur a condition hearted and died in 1813. It seem, Capt at Washington points out, will Boles, is executor at her will.
claiming under It, in and to the fol­
government of faulty planes ln the J of more or leu severe depression.
lowing described r»al property, to
strange that primitive men would provide detailed information on the
wif:
early days of the war. These prac- ‘
respect the laws of Mother Nature, number of farms in each of the
Keys made for all locks. Stevens
Beginning at a point 216 feet
tices. It was admitted, have been
Cutbacks are predicted in war mu- in the matter of the freedoms that country’s more than 3,000 counties Cash Hardware. Coquille. Ore.
tf ' South 89* 40' East and 285 feet
remedied and planes now being de- ; nitions within 90 days, providing the she has bestowed on the creatures of related to the number of persons re­
South ef the quarter section
corner on the line between Sec- '
Hvered conform in every respect with resistance of the Germans continues the earth.
siding in the farm households, and
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
tiona 35 and 36 in Township 27
government specifications, but Sen­ that long. While the battle of the
About a century and a half before the number of persons employed on
Notice is hereby given that the un­
South of Range No. 13, West of
ator Langer thinks the probe should Pacific will engage millions of Tecumseh’s time, thé Pilgrim Fathers __
_____ _
farms classified
in three groups— dersigned was on April 33, IMS, duly
teS Willamette Meridian in Coo»
be continued and he suggested that 'Americans and they must be com­ had landed at Plymouth Rock and on farm operators, unpaid members of appointed as Exeoutor of the last
Cht*lty, Oregon; running thence
will and testament and estate of
South 172 feet to the Northwest
a full-time committee be appointed. pletely supplied, the total output that December day when these grate­ the operator»' families and hired farm Inez Boles, deceased, by the County
corner ot small tract of land
'will be decreased because require­ ful people set their feet on the soil, laborers.
Court of Coos County, Oregon; and
owned by the Misses Smith;
that all persons having claims against
ments
for
the
war
in
Europe
will
they
fell
on
their
faces
to
love
and
At
the
time
of
the
IMO
farm
cen
­
thence
North 79* 10' East 337.6
While lend-lease shipments of
deceased are required to present
meat to Great Britain have been re­ have terminated. Immediately upon embrace every essence of freedom. sus. five yean ago and two yean be- same, with vouchers attached and I feet along North boundary of
mid tract to a small stream;
duced from 200,000,000 to 38,000,000 announcement that Germany has . fully knowing that the forests, the fore the entry of this country into verified, to the undersigned ~at the
thence South 30* 30' East 163
• streams and the vast plains were as ' World War II, there were 6,096,799 office of O. C. Sanford, Attorney,
been
subjugated
telegrams
will
be
pounds, the needs of the army have,
- -
feet, more or less along mid
in
Coquille,
Oregon,
within
six
stream to the North boundary of
been so enormously increased by the *nt to primc and ^bconcontractors free to them as the air was to the'farms In the United States. Of these '
eagle and, too, they soon learned that 5,321,348 farms reported 9,6M, 168 ‘publication of this notice.
*
”
the Coquille-Marshfield Highway;
necessity of feeding prisoners of war to either cl0Be ,h°P or reduce
thence approximately North 76*
and civilians in liberated countries' out«>ut- P1“"* Producing for lend- I the inhabitants that they found here,, persons working, with 5,061,858,1 Dated and published . first time,
10 East 282 feet, more or less,
lived and loved every atom of, that farms reporting 7,640,727 members of, APril 26> ,M5-
■long mid North boundary of mid
Divine gift to mankind, freedom, the farm operators’ families working i5ts
Norman MT Etoles
highway to a point 18 feet West
Hl?
‘»«"«lary of the V.
Through the legend of his fore- ' on the farm, while 892,648 farms also ----- ;--------------- -------------------------------- —
land; th*nc» NorU»
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
More than four million per- |wU1
utUi“d ln th*
theatre, fathers, handed down, as it -were ( reported employment of 1,753,441 j
p* 40' East 276 feet, more or
) Notice to hereby given that the
sons ln Europe now look to the army Then wln eome reconversion and the from father to son, Tecumseh, no I persons as hired Imqr.
lees, Mong west boundary of an
doubt,
was
conscious
thgt
freedom
According
to
recent
estimates
of
the
undersigned
was
on
April
9,
IMS,
,18
foot proposed roadway to a
for daily subsistence and thia number production of civilian goods, provid-
-
__
Hd.
n
a
duly
appointed
as
Administratrix
of
point
which is North ,M* 88'
wlll increve as the final defeat of in< war Production board release. —--------------------------------------------- ¡Census Bureau the U. S. civilian yæ
of Martin Elmer Nye, de-
East of the place of beginning;
Germany approaches. Until this work the materials,
' purpose is to facilitate the develop- , farm population was 25,700,000 in ceased, by the County Court of Coos
thence South M’s52' We«t 715
I ment and growth of so-called small ' October, 1644, an estimated decrease County, Oregon; and that all persons
feet, more or leas, to the place
ia taken over by UNRRA the entire
°~
of beginning, containing 3.23
burden fall, upon the army, and the I An amendment to the securities and business. It to equally obvious that of 4,410,000 from the 1640 cen.ua
acres of land, more or less,
greater part of the food must come exchange commission law passed by state blue sky laws must be complied total of 30,3M,0OO
*
required to We such claims, duly’ lltuJted ln Sitton 36, Township
verified
and
with
vouchers
attached,
I
from stockpiles ln the United States, the senate and previously concurred with and that the undertaking must
18
<*
the Willamette Meridian:
Great Britain ia feeding the prison- in by the house permits the issuance in all respects be legitimate and not
Our national stockpile of tin I , to me at the office of O. C. San-
ford, mwmey,
Attorney, in
ln Coquille,
Ore-
_
,
—
ivru,
voquine, vre-
Bide will be received by me, as
er» taken by British and Canadian and sale of securities up to 8300,000 violative of -established business growing smaller and
iller. The gorii within six months from the date
»he office
forces, but available food in England , by any business concern which wishes practices. The only effect of the I only available tin is ln the kitchens of this notice,
n J Arthur Berg, in Coquille, Coos
Dated
and
published
first
time
is rapidly vanishing and France will to adopt this method of financing Its amendment is to exempt such financ- of America. Every housewiife can ' A
4 County, Oregon.
April 12, 1645.
J. h 71
not be able to feed herself until the operations without first having ob- ing from supervision by the securities be a defense worker in a Un mine—
Ruth E. Donated,
IMS crop is harvested. , ■
tained commission approval.
The | and exchange commission.
, her kitchen.
13t5
Administratrix.
Report by NaUonal Lumber Manu­
facturers association from its Wash­
ington, D. C., headquarters shows 31
tree farms in Washington state spon­
sored by West Coast Lumbermen's
association and three by Western Pine
association. In Oregon the Lumber-
men's association sponsors 18 and
¡Western Pine three. Total acreage
in the two states in the tree farm
movement to 2,710,608. Any forest
area managed and protected for the
production of repeated crops of tim-
ber may be term«! a tree term.
The Shawnee
Chieftain Tecumseh
Probate Court Items