The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921, February 28, 1919, Image 1

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AND THE COQUILLE HERALD
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COQUILL* COOS COUNTY.
YOL. XIV. N a T.
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FRIDAY
U ARY 2^ 1212.
«LM THE YEAR.
NO MONEY PUT UP
■ H I ,.,.ü I', — .....
Som cthiag Y n W aal to H ear
-A treat for all mink lorare is In
ato» in the coming of the Sam Lewis
Company in the Lyceum Course Mon­
day, March 10. Handed by the prom­ Statements About Offer to Com­
inent Welsh tenor, it is a combina­
tion of artists -with unusual talents.
promise Kinney Taxes Not
8am Lewis is a concert singer af
Exactly Correct
first rank. He has a lyric tenor voice,
vibrant and robust Competent In an article published in the Coos
"This looks like ol
proclaim him as one of the few Bey Time« Tuesday in regard to the
in our Circuit Court and the one critics
a farmer from the Middle West aa ha
gihat
Walsh
tenon of his generatífc». taxes on the Kinney tract, by A. 8.
which occurred hen Monday and He has appaand
the room In which the Corn
in concert the coun­ Hammond, one of the attorneys for
Tuesday was a most unusual one in try over and always
is being staged this
with unqualified parties who have interest in the tract,
many respects.
end cast hie eyes ever the table 7»
ening. Previous to that thus then The killing was done early last Mies Ruth Lavsry, violinist of the the ztatement ia made that an offer
feet long and nine feat wide, which
settle tjiese taxes on a compromize
we» GS paying members and the adr November at the section quartan of company,
extends almost the satire length of the
is one of the finest young to
baaiz “wai made by responsible men,
dittoes this week total 44- Of this some Italian hands in the employ of artists in the
Laird building and carries the
country
end
it
destined
increase Frank Burkholder has secure the Southern Pacific, who wen housed to accomplish greet things it the mu­ the money was in the bonk and tha
did exhibits amounting to nearly «¿00
ed 29 of the names and according to in an old box car on a spur track near sical world. Last winter in the annu­ County Court knew that.” .
Pros. Cary was awarded the blue rib­ the timber mill half a mile this side al contest conducted by the Associated Judge Watson »ays this statement
It is a magnificent showing and
bon. Chas. Harlocker was next with of Myrtle Point
speaks volumes for the possibilities at
Musical Clubs of Illinois Mias Lavsry ia not correct end that no tender of
a list of eight new mem be» to Ms The victim was John Dittori, a man was
was ever made to the court for
Ceos county aa a, corn growing we The subjects te ha
swarded first pises sarong the money
thet purpose.
credit.
about thirty year* of age, who has a musical
tien.
i
students
of
the
state.
The meet promising faatu» of tbit wife and children in Italy, and the The old mem ben of this splendid Mr. Hammond also states that “the
The earn was scored this morning
slayer, Antonio Mangione, a man of artists company a » Miss Irene Har- county [court] simply »fused to ac-
by H. A. Sehoth, of the U. S. Dopert-
dance Wedneeday evening when thir­ GO, also has a wife in Italy.
sept tha face of the taxes because it
of Agriculture, who rams
ruf, gifted pianist and soprano, and claimed
ty men ware present, showing a re­ As told at the preliminary the story Mias
that it should also receive
from Corvallis to do that
Amber
Hopkins,
reader
and
en­
vival of interest in Commercial Club seemed to leave no doubt of Man- tertainer.
^interests,
coots and penalties." Judge
amistad by County Agent J. L.
1 Watson says
work aad while the four bits dues i gione's guilt; but in the trial hen
this is incorrect because
Smith. No list at awards had yet
month do net mean much to any »in­ the accused was represented by Al­
the court did offer to-waive the costs,
basa made bat the See tinsi gathers
gle Individual, it will mean when the bert Ferrara, the Italian counsel at
if taxas, interest ami penalties wen
the following from the prise cards,
Cora Show la held that the club treas­ Portland, and a new face was put up­
paid. At that time, too, as w# under­
which »p resent twenty 160-ear en­
ury will be able to defray all expenses on the matter.
stand it, the representatives of the
tries end fifty-six 10- ear exhiMts:
without the necessity of raising a The testimony was in Italian, re­
Kinney properties offered to pey cost
special fund for that purpose. How­ quiring an interpreter and the wit­ That the proposal of J. A. Lamb to end six per cent interest on the delin­
10 EARS YELLOW DENT
ever, when the Corn Show pavilion is nesses tried to impress the scenes in sell the myrtle grove to the city is not quent taxes, but never tendered any
,
Any Variety
built, as most people hope it will ho fine motion pietu» style on the court dead but ilaeping, is the conclusion money as evidence of good faith. An­
First prim for exhibit of
this year, a special campaign will sad Jury, gesticulating with grept ve­ reached after a talk with thorn hav­ other statement made by Mr. Ham­
Yellow Dont by L & Jeanings, of
have to bo made for funds.
hemence aad making the scones they
is that the county has expended
the matter in charge. Mr. Lamb mond
The list of now members Joining described as realistic as possible. It ing
et
least
«26,000 in attempting to ceL
for same variety to
has
offered
to
sell
a
tract
980
feat
Wednesday
evening
follow»:
was
one-'of
those
trials
which
one
lect
those
Judge Watson says
V. a Bar key, of Lee.
square to the city, which includes the tha amounts taxes.
Jem Beyart, Herbert Lukens, C. L could hardly have afforded to miss. grave,
paid
advertising this
Third prize for Hnckberry Dent to The grand Jury put In a
for 94,000. Whether that Is property, including for what
Tuttle,
John
Aaaan,
Archie
Walker,
Tim
conclusion
drawn
from
the
tes­
the
Hardy M u t ®< Lea.
his final figure we are not advised, but Record 1n 1918, and which was the paid
tranuous five days her# las
Fred Ringlet P. O. Lund, timony, however, was that Mangione, taking
county
Fourtk prim for Wiecoasia No. R ad ground through meat of thsir J. A. 8. B. Barton,
into consideration now sueing to recover, never ex­
A. N. Gould, Chas. instead of being a wilful murderer it looks everything
ta Edwin Weakly, of Bridge, aged
like a good buy. If the sale to ceeded
though no derision was arrived N y sota, Campbell,
Aaron
Wilson,
R.
L.
Medley,
had
been
goaded
into
a
deadly
attack
and that only «800 has
the meet interesting caw before R. A. Warnleh, W. C. Chase, L. P. by the persecutions to which he had it made R includes a righe of way, be­ yet been «6,000
paid
for extra attorney’s
Fifth prize for hams variety ta J.
tween the raeideaces of Mr. Lamb and fees in the Kinney
aad the one on which they put in
cases.
been
subjected.
D. Bonham, of Feta-view. .
F. Rb Jones, for the straet leading ta H e» is something tax mo»
time than any at the net, or
He
was
an
older
man
than
most
of
from Mr.
the bridge ta be built in the near fu­ Hammond’s statement, though
all of them Just way they
his
fsMow
workers
aad
net
as
much
1M BABB YELLOW DENT
ture If the tract is nee purchased ing from what is stated .above judg­
write either “• tras bUT or
inclined
to
be
sporty.
In
fact,
he
he is
Aay Variety *
by the city the right of way must not an infallible authority:
“net a true MU'
sent
meat
of
his
wages
to
his
wife
in
1st, for Bees' YsBstr Dent, «a L.
be
condemned
and
for
the
distance
K
in the earn of
the oM world and spent very little would run through the Lamb property “Of course, this property has de­
& Jennings, of
in value during these 10
fw same, te P. A Brode, of
the appraisal might run as high ae preciated
of coo“‘y f
yea»
at
litigation
aad being in liti­
<2 000 .
gation
has
hindered
development on
For ^ a |2JX>0 balance the . city Coes Bay. The original
fof tham la a . i
owner, Kto-
t throwa « m i t o
n«r,
is
bankrupt
aad
in
the insane
to V [of e graad Jury finta ti
right
forearm
Just
before
the
murder.
asylum.
The
holder
of
the
m**t-
wculd setti# at once thè location ef gage, the Title Guarantee first
arada to tha court. The
The
Jury
seams
to
have
decided
that
and
thè Coen Show or Memorisi building, company, has long been bankrupt Trust
No. fi,-to
aad tha asest probable exptonatlon ef
th
deadly
assault
Mangions
suds
ap­
aad
tha fallo» ta »Reve MR» ef hto sus­ ed at this time along with the others on Dittar! was Justified seif defense besides fumishing a camping ground, in th* hands of a receiver. Th* mc
to «aa way er tha other Je thet to show who the Coquille citizens are end returned a verdict of “not guilty." rccreatlon park and a convenient pic- ond mortgage hold«» were Wait* and -
nicing ground.
tha saw gees orar to awaK tha reeuH who ara working, for the Improvement
Shaken. Both their mortgagee were
By all means if thè eity pad Mr. foreclosed,
of tho inveetigatiea ef eeunty affein and
. ...
Any Variety'
progress
of
the
city:
The
following
is
the
account
of
the
but the property was nev-
lft, for lawn SOvermtoe, to Tho*. for whiek aa accouataat is te be fur O. C. Sanford, H. Lorens, A. T. trial as given by Mr. Ferrara, Man- Lamb con get togethar on a price fata­ sold because
would bring no­
to both, thè deal should he made as thing. Wait* is -it >roke
nishod by the office ef the seeretary ef Morrison, C. T. Shook, C. J. Fuhr- giene’s attorney, to the Times:
Hayes, of Powers.
and Shaken
quickly
as
poeaible.
If
thè
city
does
2nd, for Coes White Dent, to J. T. State, aad if asked by tha Jury and man, R. 8. Knowltoa, L. J. Cary, Jas. Thera were five cars and s cook ear
dead.
This
property
is
a
lot
Junk.”
not purchase thè grave, Mr. Lamb Grant that every word of of this
the dietriet attorney a spocial distrie» Watson, W. H. Lyons, R. H. Mast, L.
Evernden, of Bridge.
is
on
a
'
siding
below
tho
Myrtle
Point
informe
uà,
thè
grave
le
to
ha
cut
and
trd, for town Stararmi»*, to Jaawe attorney will be appofotod atoe.
H.
Hazard.
J.
B.
Norton,
A.
J.
Sher­
true
Why,
then,
will
it
not
be
for
bridge,
where
the
men
were
working
thè loie placed on thè market.
The indietmante retomad by the wood, C. W, Rndicott, E. E. Johnson,
Rookard, of Bridge,
the best interest ef ell concerned to
tho track. Mangione came into
4th, for same, to L. B. Jennings, of fraad Jury ia tha chape ef “trae tilla" J. J. Stanley, F. C. Pursley, J. L. on
let this property go to tax sale, where
tho
cook
car,
and
began
to
cut
himself
Court C m — This Week
ef whieh ene has not yot Smith, C. W. .Gardner, J. A. Lamb, some bread, and Dittori, who was al­
th* state will free it of every conflict­
Public, ewiag to tho fact Chas. Had, M. O. Hawkins, J. W.
Gth, for Cow White Dent, to
The case of J. W. Coats vs. J. P. ing claim in tho maze that Kinney's
ready
eating,
spoke
in
a
sneering
tjfat its subject has not yet beca u - Miller, Chca. E. Baxter, J. 8. Law­
Rookard, of Bridge.
Tapper, from the lower river, was
and mortgages load to, -and per-
«tod. The other six aro w follows: rence, Chas. Harlecker, Frank Burk- manner of Mangione to the few other triad hare Monday with a verdict of bonds
mit
the
development of that section
men
in
the
car.
Mangione
went
up
to
1M EARS WHITE DENT
The State va. Anteáis
bolder, Coquille Hardware Co., Ore­ the man and asked why he was al­ $161.00 for the plaintiff.
at the Bay territory to proceed on the
charged
with
the
morder
ef
John
Any Variety .
gon Power Co., A. L. Simpson, T. B. ways picking on him. Dittori’s an­ The case of G. W. Gates A Co. vs. solid basis of deeds issued by th*
1st, for lawn Silvermlne, to J. T. Dittori at Myrtto Point.
A. T. Boidon, A. A. Setander, swer was to throw all the crockery Gao. W. Dafoe, from the Bay, was sheriff of Coos county. Th* United
The State va. Porcy Besa charged Currie,
Evernden, of Bridge.
tried the same day and a verdict ren­ States government is making no fight
H.
A.
Young.
which was conveniently near at Man­ dered
2nd, for Coos White Dent, to J. T. with sodomy.
Tuesday morning for 9200 and against paying taxes, interest and
The
consideration
of
the
resolution
The State va. Sam toland, ef the condtmni&f th# action of Coot coun- gione, bruising his face and cutting 20 days
Evernden, of Bridge.
allowed to perfect motion penalties in the land grant cates.
him
slightly.
trd, for wme, to Jemw Rookard, Bey section, charged with viole tiea ef ty’e representative at Salem in re­ Mangione retired to his- Car, but for a new trial,
Why should the bankrupt holds» of
the proMMtloa law.
at Bridge.
Loren
Knight,
formerly
of
the
Co­
cording
his
vote
against
to*
anti-1.
worthless
mortgages on the Kinney
came
out
a
little
later
with
a
long
4th, for Iowa SUvunaine, to L & The State va. Loras Kaigkt, at W. W. Mil was the first business con­ knife Dittori met him at the cook quille neighborhood but now of Myr­ properties insist on feeing lawyen to
Myrtto Point, ehargod with rotaiUng sidered. As ti»e ortctair.tor of the
Jennings, of Remote.
tle Point, was tried here yesterday obstruct th* sals of those properties
ear door, also with a knife and with morning
Gth, for Ceos White Dent, D. W.
for having iiquer m his pos­ by the county, which certainly seems
resolution
A-
T.
Bolden
spoke
at
The State vs. Clyde Dindiager, of length in favor of its adoption, do a yell attacked Mangione. Mangi­ session. The verdict of the Jury was th*
Baker, of Lea
way out of the fog in
Marshfield, charged order a new law flaring that no parson.’. 1 nor political one sustained a severe cut in the arm, not guilty. He was defended by Claud which readiest
thoe*
a » en­
failure to step his ear after col­ motive actuated him in the matter, about three inches long, and Dittori Giles, who naturally feels quite sheety shrouded. To e properties
BEST 1« EAR8 FLINT CORN with
man
up
a
tree
it is
was
stabbed
twice,
one
just
below
the
with n bicycle which ran into, it but it was simply e desire that Co­
over
winning
his
maiden
csss
on
the
hard
to
see
how
bankrupts
liks
those
1st, Canada Flint, D. 8. Breda, lision
The State vs. Emmett Collins quille should not penult the state of heart and again in the back.
crminal docket.
holding the firat liens on the Kinney
Myrtle Point.
charged
with larceny in aa auto theft Oregon to think that this part at Some witnesses said that Mangione
tract, after th* taxes ara paid, are
2nd, for same, H. A. DeLong, Ban- case at the
wogpded Dittori in the side and start­
Bay.
able
to raise money indefinitely to
Coes
county
approves
Mr.
Thrift’s
ac­
ed
to
run
sway,
but
when
about
10
In the cnee of the state vs. P. tion in that matter.
fight
their sole on tax foreclosure in
Wm. Lott, ef
«rii, for
Matthews, the grand Jury filed n mo­ L. P. Branstetter also spoke in fav­ feet away, ran back and stabbed him
th%
courts
and tha newspapers.
in
the
back,
but
it
was
said
a
great
tion to remand the defendant to tho or of tho resolution and moved that it
Ono
other
point ia raised in Mr.
BICE PM* CORN
many of the witnesses did not agree
Juvenile Court, as he is only 17 yaan he adopted.
Hammond's article in regard to an al­
let, Mrs. D. L. Breda, Myrtto Point. of age
as to what happened.
•
leged agreement with th* Boutin in­
J. Sherwood, while not defending The knife with wl.ich Mangione
2nd, Eleanor Folsom, Coquille.
The following ara the' eases in U r. A. Thrift
terest that the Kinney properties
for voting as he did, nude stabbed Dittori wns produced in
ltd, 8. K. Hatcher, Fairvtew.
which no indictment wns found ana an
should be treated the seme aa they
appeal to tho elub for a lass harsh court but Dittori’s knife could not be
;V For sweet corn the first prim was the return wns “not a'true MIL”
» in respect to interest end penal-
resolution, one endorsing the bill found.
awarded to J. N. Gearhart ef Dora, The Stats vs.
Lanava.
Judge Watson says such a
without
any
condemnation,
but
when
Mangione suffered severely daring
' The State vs. Hillis Short
statement was mads to Mr. Boutin’s
the hour the jury was out, two hypo­
The State vs. Etaasr Ingetnan. >,
attorney, but obviously there wee no
dermic injections being necessary to
The State vs. Samuel Stoat
guarantee made, and Just how th*
quiet him. Ha choked so that ha
Boutin company could go to work to
could hardly speak, sad the veins of
recover
any part it had paid for taxes
his hands and fcrms wars horribly
compromise should be mad* on
swollen, while his face at time seemed Don't forget that the Relief Cerpa if the a Kinney
is not evident But
to turn blue. He almost fainted with and D. A. R.J will give a dinner et the that then cases
is
no
earthly reason for
relief when he heard ¿ho jury's ver­ W. O. W. hell, Tuesday-; March A to offering a compromise
we infer from
dict
Mr.
Hammond’s
own
intimation
that
aQ
returned
soldier*,
sailers
and
ma­
Mangione went out yaeterday rines, thsir wives end sweethearts in­ no one ia now in a ¿wsitiee to tender
morning to Portland, and it -is not cluded. No matter whether you hava any money as a compromise.
known where be will go from there.
to Prance or only to the Sitka Th* sooner th* Kinney properties
Albert B. Ferrara, Mn. Ferrara ana bean
mill you will ha made heartily wui- era sold th* better for th* county, th*
twtter for th* tract sad th* bettor for
?en* concerned unless it be the
attonw a, whom we can hardly im-
» ara putting up such a am p
withoot than being something in it
for them.
LETS BUY THE
LAMB GROVE
WORK OF THE
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