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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1946)
OIE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE, OREGON, Advertising Head Foresees Growth For West Coast Coos County Has First Balance Sheet THUBSDAY. FEBEUAKY ÎX. IMS. force of the wind an<^lt w ill be es sharpened hooks that had become pecially remembered by one fisher- dull, while casting. man (the writer)« I We put in a good two hours search- Coos county this week went on accountant w ith offices in the First by Having resided in.Oregon as long ’ ing fo r the hone when we discovered “the records" as having the firs t National Bank building of Coquille, LANS LENXVE as we have, we have teamed to ac 'tha t it had in some manner fallen complete, up-to-the-minute balance were secured, and Mr. Montgomery cept the weather as it comes. When from our pocket but the Search was sheet, in its history, it was announced immediately started to set up the Ban H ur Lapman’s pen has been a hunting or fishing trip is planned, in vain. Of course, the hone could by court officials. bookkeeping set patterned on the laid aside for many moons now, and we carry through w ith i t regardless of be replaced by a new one, but a new According to Judge L. D. Felsheim, City of Portland’s. we are eagerly awaiting the time the weather, so we did not deviate one could never replace the old one The West Coast and fa r Southwest the need has been evident for some This week Mr, Montgomery ran when once again this old w arrior of from our usual h ab it that memorable in our affections. A fte r all, tw enty- area which gained population so time, but the job ofigetting the coun off the firs t balance and made his the press w ill convert his thoughts morning of the big blow. We headed five years is a long association. rapidly during the war w ill probably ty setup for a complete well-audited, The books are simplified, through the pages of The Oregonian. for a coastal stream, In the face of Well, here we are blown back to continue to grow during post-war accurate set o f bookkeeping was not report. Ben H ur suffered a heart attack the gale, long ’ere dawn made its ap the storm again. No one but a crazy years, accoording to Dr. Vergil D. attempted u ntil a trained account yet complete, and can give a picture which forced his temporary retire pearance. person or a fisherman would fare Reed, assoociate director of research ant could be secured. of the condition of any department ment from active w riting, but we are Our headlights, struggling through forth on such a day. Perhaps after ° r J. Walter Thompson Company wT.he services of A1 S. Montgomery, in the county in a few minutes. sure that when Old Man W inter the swirling rain, brought into re • all, a fisherman may be slightly and form erly acting director of the finally retires from the scene, when lie f the swaying trees bordering the “ tetched in the haid” at time, when it Bureau of Census, in a newly publish the flowers bloom again and the roadside, some bent alomst double by comes to angling ii( aay sort of ed booklet on “ Population and Pur joyful songs of birds welcome the firs t the extreme force of the gale. Small weather. But be that as i t may, we chasing Power,” based on govern warm days o f Spring—all of which branches crashed upon the highway received a good wetting, caught no ment figures.' Decentralization of in AR M Y AIR FORCES REIN cessing the thousands of soldiers each dustry in the West Coast and south FORCEMENT DEPOT IN EUROPE, month who arrive in the theatre to are music to the heart of Ben H ur— and the velocity of the thundering steelheads in that storm, but a m ir western states as a result of new Furstenfeld-Bruck, Germany — Cpl. take up th eir occupational duties. that his heart w ill find new strength wind swayed the car as i f i t were acle -occurred! In a ll that Utter of sand and rocks upon the bank of freight rates favoring these areas Sidney H. Johannesen, son of Mr. and Nucleus of the present unit are those In the offerings of The Red Gods and upon the high seas. It is strange how one becomes at that stream, we chanced upon our w ill be an important factor in flu M rs C a rl W a rke r, 685 S. N in th , has men who made up the Eighth A ir that he w ill soon return to his desk enting many American workers to recently received a fifteen-day fu r- Force Replacement Depot, at Stone, in the editorial office of The Ore tached to some possession. Usually lost hook hone. Our trip had not gonian. it is something of small value and been in vain! i settle.- Just as was the case during lough to England. This vacation from England, which for three years served In a recent telephone conversation yet it holds a spot in a sportsman’s the war and during the “ Grapes of occupational duty is a part of the the air forces in the United King w ith the valiant old sportsman, he heart. R may be an old frayed fly, W rath" depression migration of the expanded educational and recrea dom. referred to his illness as “ just a one that brought unusual-good luck ‘30’s, Dr. Reed says most of the tional program now In effect at this Cpl. Johannesen arrived overseas tap on the shoulder,” a characteristic upon some one, or several, fishing increase in population in the West station. ' in February, 1944. He has received remark of such a man as Ben H ur trips; or an old rusty spinner that and Southwest w ill be matched by Formerly a crack Luftw affe tra in the European-African-Middle East a loss on the part of northern and ing school, the Arm y A ir Forces Re ern Theater Ribbon, the Meritorious Lapman. Here’s hoping that there has proved its worth in the past. I suffered for years and am so w ill be no more “ Ups” fo r years to And somehow, it always grieves us thankful that I found relief from eastern states. States which have inforcement Depot now utilizes --------------- — r — ----- --------- the — , — . — U ----- — _ Service nit - Plaque, and the World come and that in the coming years to have to part w ith an old frayed this terrible affliction that I w ill gained 'most rapidly since IS35 are attractive modern garrison fo r p ro - War I I Victory Medal. many gems of thought w ill again hunting coat, one that has snuggled gladly answer anyone w ritin g me Washington, Oregon, California, for Information. Mrs. Anna Pautz, grace the editorial page from his pen. dose to us down through many hunt P.O.Box Nevada and Arizona. 825, Vancouver, Wash. We wish to th in k the many dis ing seasons, or an old worn fishing A d v.tf Florida attracted a steady stream of charged Vets who have stopped to pre el, one that holds a store of gold new residents during the same period. | inform us of the fact that they en en memories. For somehow, after The only gaining northern and east- i “ I LO ST joyed this column w hile reading it long associations w ith* such old ern states were: Connecticut, Rhode at many different points of the globe. friends of the marshes and streams, Island, Michigan, Maryland and V ir We also appreciate the letters re a fellow is wont to grow sentimental ginia. Y ou m a r U « pound« and Pearl Harbor, T. H —Pic W illiam mora «leader. graceful flm aa. ceived from overseas regarding It. concerning them; they sort of worm In conclusion, Dr. Reed writes: “ We e m rd ee . H o drug« N o U s a t i» « . E. Johnson, of Broadbent, Ore., Is Kat m eat, potatoes, gravy butter. One lad referred to it as a morale their way into your affections, fo r ’ -.ve thè natural resources ,the ln - T h e esperi enre of M r» W e lls m a y one of 1,630 army veterans returning or may ooa be d ifir r e a t you«, builder, which needless to say ticked they are tried and true and casting u us tria l facilities, labor force, capital bu t w hy a o t ^ t b e A y d e P U a f L o o t ,to the State aboard the S. S. Azalea The application of the Weyerhaeus our vanity.. I t is such comment as them aside is somewhat like throw and management to turn out a na City which left Yokohama, Japan, er T^pber Company, of North Bend, this that really serves to gladden the l a clinical team cooductod bv ing -over a tried and true friend fo r tional product of $200,000,OqO,000 a medics) doctor» more th a a I f g p e r s o t i loet I « t o IB M u a d t January 19, and is scheduled to ar Oregon, fo r a revision of the Harbor heart of • w rite r and we are, indeed, a new acquaintance. year. We can do It because we have as e r a s e I « a fe w w eak« w it h tb e A Y D I V it a m i« C u a d / rive In Seattle about February 3. The Lines in Coos Bay at North Bend, grateful. Thanks again, fellas! R s d u d a l P la n already done It. But one further Im Two weeks prior to the big blow, S. S. Azalea C ity U one of many Oregon, w ill be considered at a pub That 85-mile gale that struck the we had been fishing the same stream portant force should be considered in'connection w ith our population and Merchant Maarine ships which as lic hearing oil the subject, to be held coast a short while back w ill be we headed for the morning of the sisted the Naavy in maintaining sup by the War department engineer in long remembered and especially by the possibilities of maintaining the tearing gale. And upon its banks high standard of production which we ply lines to island bases seized the city hall. North Bend, Ore., at the dairyman who lost part of his we had lost an old treasure—a small 10:00 a. m„ Tuesday. March 12, 1946. barn, others who lost fences and have attained. This is the psychol throughout the Pacific. hook hone. For tw enty-five years ogy o f the population. I f the people Sentinel Classified Ada will sell it. small buildings blown down by the we had carried this little hone and BARROW D R U G CO. feel secure in their jobs and secure as to -the peace, there is little reason to, be concerned about depression. I f people are ridden w ith fear as to {he lo p of their jobs or as to the security o f the peace, they w ill not only hesi UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu tate to spend from th eir savings, but they w ill try to hold on to their cur gene, February 21 (Special!’— The rent income. Industry as well Gov firs t conference of members of the ernment must keep in mind this fac Oregon Retail Distributors’ Insti tor an¿ create the ^¡catest feeling of tute since before the w ar Is scheduled security posslDle,—the ‘climate’ fo r to convene on the University o f Ore gon campus May 12 and 13,‘ according prosperity to plans made by the board of direc tors in a recent meeting in Portland. Other board members are: Floyd E. M iller, M ille r Mercantile company, County Treasurer’ Charles Stauff Eugene, president; Charles E. Snell, , has filed his candidacy for the May Meier and Frank company, Portland, 17th prim ary elections to succeed first vice-president; Peter G. Coso- himself. He filed In the office of vich Astoria Stationery company, County Clerk L. W. Oddy. He stated th ird vice-president; E. S. Heyden- on his copy foor the ballot that he burk, Rogue River Hardware com wished placed th ere “ Present county pany, fourth vice-president; Earl treasurer; courteous and efficient Byrom, Byrom and Kqeeland, Eu gene, treasurer; and directors, Harold service w ill be continued. Stauff was appointed treasurer in Wendel, Lipman, Wolfe and company, 1930 for a four-year term and was Portland; Richard G. Montgomery, Montgomery advertising agency; A. re-elected in 1934, 1938 and 1942. E. B u rkitt, J. C. Penney company, Portland; and Frank Nau, president F. E. Bun of the Frank Nau Drug company, Phone 303 - Night 106-L Portland. FIRST with the BATEST Aircraft Insurance Message on behalf o f our Retailers Sentinel Classified Ads w ill sell i t Out-of-Doors Stuff Coquille Man Vacations In England RH RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS Broadbent Boy To Come Home Army Engineers Will Hear Pleas To Change Pier 52 University Slates Retailers' Meeting Files Candidacy A j ^ U R I N G the war y e a n it was imperative for us to ration Sicks’ Select Beer to our retailers because o f our firm policy to m a in ta in the unvarying high quality o f our product. Even now, with the return of rationing must be continued until our plant expansion program will enable us to meet the tremendous demand with quality unimpaired. Through this trying period th e cooperation o f our dealers has been, an d u , so generous th a t we wwfi to m ake public acknowledgm ent o f it. T h e fact that Sicks’ Select Beer is rationed requires a sacrifice on the part o f your dealer and may mean that he cannot always immediately supply you. I f this should ever occur, we ask your patience on his behalf as his stock will be regularly replenished. Y ou may be sure it is always his desire, and THE Fut EDOM FOR WHICH GE0” G! WASHINGTON FOUGHT ____ • * The Declaration of Independence set fo ? rights of free men and denounced those w: j v.ould limit them . One of the charges in this Immortal Docu ment is « fohows: (the Kina I) lies ‘ of ss, and of officers to Our forefathers fought valiantly to escape from this "multitude of new offices" or bureaus and it is a continuing fight. W ithout freedom of private enterprise we shaH be engulfed in that flood of official tyranny which ignores the inalienable Rights of Free Americans. Mountain Stoles Power Co. A Self-Supporting, Tax-Paying, Private Enterprise ours, to serve you with as fine a Beer as it is possible co brew.
