Coquille Lost, 12 to 6
berty Théâtre
Oct. 15 to Oct. 21
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17 and 18
H areli Lloyd hi -NOW OB NEVER“
U aboard the laughter spedai for e record run on the
ain line of riotous comedy. The laughs roar peat fester
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McGowan in "BECKLESS CHANCES"
A Railroad Thriller, rod-blooded, vigorous Wostern.
We hoped soon to yet a record of
the auto travel across the new river
bridge here that would make a fine
showing.as to the way it was belay
utilised; but the rains of the past
ten days have put the river road to
Bandon entirely out of commission
and it is not probable any considerable
record of tourist travel will be made
there during the cominy six months.
But doesn’t thqt bridge loom up on
the landscape, especially when seen
from ths valley lands on the other side
of the river. As ths year* go by it
is yoiny to prove one of Coquille’a
biggest assets. The men who secured
ite erection here instead of permitting
it to be built et Cedar Point or la m ps,
as the engineers first said it should be,
really deserve high encodfcums from
our people. The bridge is a big thing
in every way and look as' if it might
afford ample facilities far traffic for
the next hundred year*; Our people
ought to yet photographs of it to send
to their friends in other states.
The only thing that needs improv­
ing in connection with the bridge is
the railroad crossing. Wa imagine
the time ia coming when it will re­
quire a crossing bar and a watchinaa
to render it 'safe when trains are
coming. And we hope they will be
provided before we have to tell the
story of e fatal accident there.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. OCTOBER M and M
Conway Teurie in “A WIDE OP HR TOWN"
An action picture full ef adventure, thrills end romance.
The story of a gentleman gambler, entertainly told, beau­
tifully staged and realistically enacted.
And GOLDWTN BRAY PfCTOGHAPH
Added Attraction Friday Night
Charlee Hutchinson ia “CO GET ’EM HUTCH" *.
Episode «—"THE BROKEN U F E U N E "
of incidents
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"GAY AND
entertained by Powers lodge with e
aix o’clock dinner after which the bus­
iness session was hold, during which
the degree teem of Mamie Lodge No.
SO, (Coquille), put on the work in e
very creditable manner. Again a t mid­
night lunch was served. Next year’s
convention will bo held et Myrtle
Point with the following officers: Mrs.
Haselwood, ef Myrtle Point, presi­
dent; Mrs. 0 . N. Battsy, of Coquille,
vico ‘president, and Lelah Fish, of
Bandon, secretary, Those in attand-
aace from Coquille were Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Boeserman, Mr. and Mrs. Goo.
N. Battsy, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Kay,
Mr. and Mr*. H. V. Holverstott, Mrs.
J . E. Norton, Mrs. H. C. Gets, Mrs.
Jack Leech. Mrs. G T. Skeela, Mrs.
L P. Maury, Mrs. J. L. Aasen, Mrs.
H. M. Lewis, Mias Agnes Whetstone,
Miss Connie Willoughby, Mias Mery
TI m showing made by the high
school football team la the |« i m with
Mxrahfiold b u t Saturday afternoon
waa very encouraging to the itodenta
and other fans who want over to the
Bay for the y aae.
la some ways the Marshfield boy*
have a decided advaatayo over the
local team, bat on the whole the two
elevens are very equally matched. The
bay team will averaye a little heavier
than the Coquille team, they have a
football squad of M from which to
pick material, and this enables the
coach to send in a new man every
few momentes, and they have the
further advantaye of an athletic coach
who devotes him time to buildiny up
a football machine. Both teams have
about the same number of inexper­
ienced men—those not haviny played
footfall before.
The final scare Saturday was IS
to 6, in Marshfield’s favor, a tr e a t I
difference from the 70 or 80 to • de­
rated over there last
feet Coquille
year.
The first quarter was e test of of­
fensive end 'defensive line attacks in
which the teems seemed to bo trying
each other o u t Most of the playing
was near the Coquille goal Una but
thay saved It from invasion during
that period.
In tbs second quarter a field goal
and a touchdown gave the Bey nine
points, the touchdown resulting from
jhie bucking and twenty-yard run by
Flanagan.
Three more points earns in the
third quarter for the Bay with an­
other perfectly pUoed field goal.
In the last quarter both teams
changed their tactics and indulged In I
e punting end passing dual ia which
Coquille had the advantage. But ft
was during the last half minute of
play th at the spectacular play of the I
day came with Don Pierce, who had
been playing the beet game on the I
field, as the bright pare tic ular star. I
Ths Marshfield quarter had signalled I
for e forward peas end two sf his I
We have them in any quantity.' Call on
Let t u figure on your winter supply of GRO­
CERIES, FLOUR and FEED. •
We also have a complete stock o f SEEDS
for fall sowing. Now is the time to do your
■owing.
NOSLER’S
CASH S T O R E
SAVE MONET BY PAYING .CASH
Sunday School a t 10 a. m.
Preaching a t I I a. m. and 8 p. m.
Epworth League at*7 p. m.
,
Subject of morning formón, "Self
Control.”
Subject of ‘evening sermon, - E n n ­
ing power."
Aa the Georgia Cracker puta it:
“You‘ns ia yeicome to all ya*ns has
Want Ads
Four Water Permita
The following four wuter permits
w e n issued to Coos county people
during the past three months:
Pacific Stetes Lumber company, of
Marshfield, for the appropriation of
Suing in Justice Court
Ths case of Elmer Shull vs. S. E.
Brumett, of Bandon, ia to cams up
in Justice Stanley’s court bar* a t 10
o’elaek Monday.
Shull ia easing
Brumett for »187.20 and costs. Ha
had a contract with Brumett for the
sale of ths prunes on his ranch across
the river 'near the foothills, and claims
that Brumett did not pick the prunes
in Hap tu t e i r as agreed end th at the
rain ruined part e f the crop. Brum­
ett d a te s in his answer that he pick­
ed ee muck s f the crop as he agreed
to, that hogs upset end ruined ten
domestic use, et an estimated cost of
12000.00.
J. Kyis, of Marshfield, for an ap­
propriation of water from a spring
for domestic water supply.
Coos River Consolidated School
District No. M, Marshfield, for ths
appropriation of water from un­
named creeks for domestic use for the
school house and grounds, a t an es­
timated coat of $600.00.
L. B. Larson, of Manhfiold, for ths
appropriation of water from a spring
for domestic uso a t a cost of $$00.00.
the boys th at they w e n able to moot
any town in the county on terms of
equality.
But th a n a n two departments
where the local teem is n little week.
The line does not hold sa it should on
defensive, end in bucking the line
offensively th e n ia net enough dash
and determination shown. A t that
whan backed up* against their own
goal line the Coquille teem held the
Marshfield boys for downs on two dif­
ferent occasions and w a n only pushed
back across their line own .
The same day the heavy Myrtle
Point high school team* won from
Bandon 40 to «.
< oquille does not piny t »mor r ow,
but next Saturday will meet Myrtle
Point h e n for the hardest game of its
LO ST-O ne Fisk Truck Curd Tire,
sise 86x6 between Marshfield end
Myrtle Point Wednesday evening.
Plenas return to this office and re­
ceive reward.
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