The Coquille Valley sentinel., July 25, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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News from Powers
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
Sumerlin, Mias Minnie Bunch, of
Jacksonville, and Claude Bunch, of,
Glendale, California.
Melvin Bunch returned thia wsek
from Vancouver, Washington, where
he has been attending the boys’ train­
ing camp for the past month.
Miss Lydia McCulloch, of Long
Beach, arrived Sunday and is visiting
at the home of her brother, James
McCulloch, and family.
George Guerin and his nephew, Ray-
mon Guerin, left Thursday for Salem.
From there they will go over the Mc­
Kenzie Paas and into eastern Oregon.
Frank Green and his niece, Mrs.
Bigelow, of Modesto, California, vis­
ited this week with relatives and
friends in Myrtle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Airey and chil­
dren, Robert, Wilfred and Elizabeth,
of Gaston, Oregon, and Mr. and-Mrs.
Esteb and two small children, mis-
»ionaires from China, arrived Wed­
nesday evening for a few days’ viait
at the home of Mrs. Airey’s sister,
Mrs. Belle Burnett.
Mr. and Mr». Lowell Bothwell are
the proud parent, of a baby boy born
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Jos Campbell went in to Barklow everyone enjoyed it immensely and of Mra. Bothwell’s parents. Elder and
Mt. Tuesday to lay out way trails. He would like to see more Coos county Mr.. F. S. Bunch, of Gravel Ford.
was accompanied by Aliym King and pictures. The direct screen testa tak­ Thia is their first child.
Thomas Lever left the first of the
his pack train, who went on to Mount en on the stage and shown Saturday
week for Pocatello, Idaho, where he
Butler.
evening were very good.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Crew, accom­
Natal Day will be held in Powers will spend the remainder of the sum­
Hiland Theatre at M. P. to
panied by Bonnie and Dale, spent laat by the Eastern Star chapters of Coos mer at the home of his uncle.
Miss Elieie Moller left last week for
Install R. C. A. Photophone
week in Curry county visiting friends county on August 29. Three hun­
Boise, Idaho, where she will visit I
and relatives.
dred visitors are expected.
Dodge A Baker of the Hiland the-
Mr. and Mn. Leo Frye rode out to
Miss Crystal Lapp is visiting in friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Osborne, of atre, of Myrtle Point, announced to-
Daphne Grove Sunday and spent the Coquille for a few days. She expects
Powers, were Myrtle Point visitors day that they had concluded negotla-
day.
to go to Alaska later in the summer.
Saturday. Mr. Osborne is a mechanic . tions with RCA Photophone, Inc.,
Floyd King, of Myrtle Point, epent
New York City, for the installation
in the Chaney camp near Powers.
the week end in Powers at the home
4 Vj Hours to I>and Salmon
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Endicott and ,of its sound reproducing equipsnent
of his uncle, A. T. King.
To Arthur Dorn, of San Diego, who family left for their home at Eugene I in their theatre. In making the an-
Monday evening the Rebekahs in­
stalled the following officers: Julia ii spending the summer at his lodge after a few days’ visit with Mrs. En­ nouncement the manager said that
McNeel, P. G.; Zenebia Widmark, N. on ths Rogue near Agneas, goes the dicott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. the equipment had been shipped from
New York and that installation en-
G.; Anna Payne, V. G.; Mae Langston, palm thus far for being the champion Hall, on Catching Creek.
Treas.; Minnie King, Sec.; Clara 1930 sport fisherman on the Lower.
Jack Carey was moved from the gineers would arrive within a short
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Lapp, R. S. N. 0.; Cora Leggett, R. S. Rngue.
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Mast Hospital
to his ______
home _______
Sunday. Itime’
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Tuesday afternoon while fishing His father" and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
“It is with a - greal deal of sutrnfac-
V. G.; Della Tanner, Warden; Ida May
Matthews, Conductor; Nellie Lewis, with an 8-ounce rod and a No. 2 spin- Dave Carey, of Powers, are helping tion that I make this announcement,'
Í said Manager Mrs. Baker. “Having
Chaplain; Ray Storer, I. G.; J. W. n«r h« hooked onto a big chinook at ear* for him.
had many
B. At th* close a lovely h* "”>uth.of the IUino» River, and
w R Northup left Sunday mo-ning hsd
m*ny opportunities to see various
Tanner, O. G.
by Nellie Lewi., the big fish gar. battle for four and for
wiD I type, of sound reproducing equipment
lunch was »erved
i
one half hour» before he finally gavi gpend a few
warkin|f in hla in operation in various theatre», it
Clara Lapp and Zenebia Widmark.
lie Noah, daughter of Mr. »P »nd permitted the sportsman to min
•
did not take me long to come to a
Mias Bonnie
mines.
decision when I saw and heard the
and Mrs. Bob Noah Sr., and Leslie land his prise.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Russell are enl |
RCA Photophone projection sppar-
The big fish weighed exactly 40
Frye, son of Mr. and Mr*. Lee Frye,
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Joying a viait with the R. C. Bo vers atus in operation.
In my opinion.
were quietly married in Coquille Sat­ pounds and from tip of nose to end of
family, of San Diego, California
; having made comparisons with other
urday. July 19th. They were accom­ tail he measured 40 inches, just one
Don Evans and Edward Priane; re- | ^UnZreproduemg equipment, ft is the
panied by their mothers and Mrs. pound to the inch.
The hrvasron of sound into the
The big boy wazhookadin the ritflee turned to their home, at C h i l o R i n,
Earl Morgan. That evening they were
picture industry presented a
just below where the Illinois flows in­ Oregon, after a few days’ visit with
given an old-fashioned charivari.
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great
problem to the exhibitor and
Mr. and Mrs. T. S Zimmerman left to the Rogue. The battle waged long friends in Myrtle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Guerin and son particularly to the i small town theatre
Thursday for a month’s trip to Michi­ for the big fish wm determined that
he was not going to be landed. The left Tuesday morning for their home owner. Coming aa it did, almost over
gan to visit their old homes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Aubin announce fight did not end until after 9 o’clock at Gresham. Oregon, after a short night, there immediately followed a
wide variety of so-called sound pro­
the arrival of a son, Carlton Clare, at or after the shades of night had fal­ visit with relatives here.
len over the Rogue Canyon. But the
the Keizer hospital July 20.
Miss Helen Deyoe and eight of the jection apparatus, and we, m the ef­
H. S. Griswold had the misfortune fisherman did not violate the law, aa Campfire girls are spending this week fort to meet the competition, installed
to break hia right arm while working he hooked the monster while the sun at the Ma >el Glen, the sjmm v lotne models of the first equipment obtain­
able, awaiting developments, which to
was high in the horizon.—Curry Coun­ of Mr. and Mm. Henry Schroeder.
at the Twin River ranch.
“SheikviUe Ranch” was shown at ty Reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. James Guerin enter­ our belief have about reached perfec­
the Pioneer Theatre Friday and Sat­
tained at a six o’clock dinner Wednes­ tion. Thus, we are making a change.
Dependent solely upon those who
urday evening to a crowded bouse and
NOBLER A WALKER.
day evening for Dr. and Mrs. L. L.
Chiropractic Health
If you are tired of being sick—
Call 51-R for an appointment
DR. J. F. YOUNG
C ot .
A Moulton Sts.
(in Mra. Ida K. Owens’ house)
have so liberally patronized our Hearing Finds 2 More Violators
theatre in the past, we felt obligated
Geo. Boron, of Myrtle Point, ap­
to give them the best sound reproduc­
prehended by Deputy Game Warden
ing equipment available. Therefore,
Hearing last Sunday, while Ashing in
we investigated a number of theatres
Twelve Mile creek without a license,
where various types of sound projec­
paid a fine of 225 in justice court at
tion apparatus had boon inatalled
Roseburg Monday.
and not only beard the sound deliv­
While scouting around in the
ered by them but carefully inspected
Twelve M>le district, which ia over the
the machines in the projection rooms.” line in Douglas county, Mr. Hearing I
"When we learned that RCA Photo­
found evidence of poor sportsmanship
phone, Inc., was a subsidiary of the
in the shape of a big black bear,
Radio Corporation of America and
weighing about 800 pounds, which had
that its own engineers, along with
been ahot and left lying where he fell.
engineers of the General
Electric
No moat had been cut from the car­
I Company and the Westinghouse Elec-
trie and Manufacturing
Company, cass and the bear wm apparently
bad buj|t
sound equipment, we bothering no one, just making a meal
becamt convinced that it was the p- on berries.
Mr. Hearing, assisted by Douglas
pal.atUrt {„ 0Br theatre.
Having
,ati^ted ouraa]ve. on this point. county deputies, made another ar­
rest on the DouglM side of the lino
whjeh
WM tHe
most diffi- • thio week. Joo Winningham, of Rose­
probkm
j bone
patTOns
tbe Hiland burg. was captured with just a short
theatr, aM ia fact ^^„3, in thig piece of shank bone from a doer, with
u.
j
, ,
''•Tf little meat attached, but it wm
community, will ondorm our Mg-j s^eiont to mum him to pto«! guiHy
Mansger Mrs. Baker said oho hoped and pay a fine of (100 in Justice Hop­
kins' court at Roseburg.
"he would be able to make the an-
nr)Uncement
thelr op<n|n(r
Mr. Hearing told Fred McNally
that he had another piece of venison
date within the next week or ten day*
for the county farm inmates, but
RCA Photophone sound reproducing
¡, )n,une<! in many of
when the latter saw the size of it, his
]ilwt
lhfatpM jn the remarks were not of appreciation.
1Tni>d
amone them are the
theatr
_, oo<
,rate<1
_ th
„ n
a/.ift_g^tv
theatres
oners
ted b
by
the
Radio-Keith-
Orpheum circuit and several hundred
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Re­
cent noteworthy instal'atiore include
th* Little Carnegie Plavhouae on
Wert 67th "
Gttv;
the Pier Theatre on the Million Dol­
lar Pier at Miami, Florida, and the
beautiful new Casino Theatre of Cat­
alina. California.
One of the new
Type “G” models was chosen by the
Matson Steamship Line for installa­
tion upon the SB. Malolo, largest and
fastest passenger vessel plying the
Pacific ocean. ..This equipment is al­
so being installed at. wtxty United
States Army Posts, "including West
Point Military Academy.
Insure yopr ear with Ned C. KeDey.
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF * CONSTIPATION
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But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexall Order­
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«tracts water from the system into
•T»«’»«ng bowel called
the colon. The water loosens the dry
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movement
without
thediaL"
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from constipation.
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