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CMÍUILLE. COOS COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3, 19M.
NO.
U.M THE YEAR
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Cor» Show Nov. 7-8
Wreck Last Night Not Serious
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, aoeiation han not hold a meeting dua-
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Highly Entertained Large Au- o^FridlT^d'satwd'aT?Njv*,7’7n78.
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It Was Different
A visit at the State Fair last Sat­
urday showed one who had never be­
fore been there why the Coos county
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booth is usually surrounded by a ques­
tioning, interasted crowd, whether the
other county booths are i eing visited
or not. Nearly all of the counties
having displays featured their agri­
cultural products exclusively. They
were attractive, it is true, but the
unusual displayed in the Coos exhibit
was what arouaed interest.
Filling the center of the booth were
myrtlewood
novelties,
footstools,
tables, etc., with myrtle veneer cov­
ering the rail at the front. Promin­
ently displayed also were a large num­
ber of cheese loafs, the kind that is
making Cooe as famous aa Tillamook,
although it must be admitted that the
northern coast county carried off all
three prises in that competition this
year. The Melowest factory did not
enter any chfeeae for scoring.
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Across the back of the Coos btoth
was a life size picture of a cow with
a rainbow curving over her and the
not of gold at either end typified by
the returns from dairying.
Coos also displayed some vege­
tables, grasses and grains, but they
were not the prominent features.
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As usual it rained during utata fair
week, but even that cculd not dampen
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Should the state chairman decide to
th« crowd’s interest and by noon the
tors, from three to nine years of age,1
Wm. A. Zosel, the Hub Clothing 4
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rontinu«* present plsrw and allow the Q'TIl
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usual,throngs were filling the build­
present.
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C. of C. Directors Meet
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diacuss chain P 1
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ings and walks.
In urging the attendance of every- 1 Coquille Electric expect to occupy
Going back to Corvallis that evening
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one to see the show tonight it should three of the store rooms in the. new
we enjoyed the night football game
be mentioned that wives er sweet- Odd Fellowe building by the middle change of datea for the Corn Show, as! J"*1 »^«itinff «•
history of the
between O. 8. C. and Gonsaga. The
hesrts should not allow “him” to go of the month, although the exact date i suggested by the Cora Show commit-!0**«’» Hi*h Scho°1 D,bU»
Deputy Sheriff C..A. Hunt ¿nd Pro­ Oregon team had a tough job winning
alone, for the Vamp of Coquille, ao has not been set.
hibition Officer Hedges brought'in a from that hard playing team from
’ee, which will make the fall festival'
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Shelving and counters for the two -om on Nev. 7 and 8.
skillfully presented by H. C. Gets, in
one hundred gallon still, 65 gallons of1 Spokane, much harder than did U. of
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Chibs to Banquet Monday
the flapper chorus, would cause any clothing stores is being made by the
1000, 0. find Willamette the evening before
The next forum meeting of the I John D. Carl, republican candidate finished liquor and destroyed
Oerding company and as soon as it is
gallons of mash which they captured at Eugene. After seeing both Ore­
Sanford Archibald, a perfect 86, and ' installed the etocke of the two will be Chamber will be on Oct. 15, and will fit county commissioner, and Harry
be in the nature of a Corn Show pop H^MartUy were guests at the Lions at the Tom Wilkes places two miles gon’s big teams in action last week
attired In huge pink pajamas, eras, moved in.
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-p^on yesterday. wp will aay that at-the present time
meeting, with fanuera
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noon, The
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The btaMtog itself is • fulfillment
oeffti
0. 8. C. and U. of O. are about on a
eversl commuoities in the
brieflv
on
tw~taeent
Alton Grimes, the teacher’s pet, wm of the promise given by the board ; vited ta participate. W. M Canning, 'vi* t of
par. Oregon looked to be a smoother
Jno.
D.
Mickle,
dxiry
and
food
the demure b»r*-legged tot, la a coo- of trustees when the plans weoe
btrt not especially well moving machine, blit the d iffaes ne s
iissioneT,
who expects tn name a up in a canyon
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tume which fitted the part to a T.
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“ Jo tfcT conspetition might account for
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dairy inspector for this sjcti.in_aoon.
Wee Highland Lassie, with many a beautiful building in Coos county. The
Wilkes is to be taken before federal that.
Mr. lfartlev Talked about football
W. V. Ferguson, high School debate
Highland fling, showed our genial ho- | top of the fire walls are relieved from
With from six to eight thousand at
director for Coos county, had asked and pra sed the Coquille High team authorities and charged with manu­
tel man in a new character, but with- plainness by a series of curves, and
facturing liquor, possession of still the game in both Corvallis and Eu­
the
chamber
of
commerce
to
give
an
for
the
efforts
the
boys
are
making
out the Scotch characteristic.
¡the cream coloring of the walla is
gene it is easy to tee wi\y night foot­
opinion as to whether the subject to product a winning team this year. and moorwhine material.
Bob Stewart, a beauty wir
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with panels
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white.
Th; officers also had a warrant, ball has coma to stay.
There were
adopted by state authorities for high He said the squad looks good.
A handsome marble insert at the
minded one of Clementine ’’and her,
dated last April, charging him with probably four times as many in at­
school debates late in the winter was
Ned C. Kelley, winner of the pot
shoes were number nine,” high heels entrance to the lodge *<all above bears
one which should be approved. The last Thursday, passed the cigars, 4nd possession of 160 gallons of liquor tendance as there would have been
and all.
I the words “Coquille L> dge No. 58,
subject deals with chain Mores and Harley Covatt gave a five-minute talk which they found in a woodshed at in the day time*
Jim Stevens, the bride of 1840, I. O. O. F„ 1930" and tha three links
The flood lights along either side of
whether their program of merchan­ on amusing incidents connected with that time buried two feet under­
Tracy Leach, the gold-digger, George and I. O. O. F. lettering appear on
ground.
the gridiron makes the field as bright
dising la beneficial or detrimental. his profession.
Johnson, as a clinging vine, Dave the upper walls at intervals.
as day, more so than on a cloudy one,
The directors approved the subject aa
Final arrangements were made for
Rackleff. with the baby doll, Loo Hand
Kernin Sues for 15,000
but from the lower grandstand ssata
proper one for high school debate. the all service clubs banquet and
as Peaches Browning—no use men- ,
To Pipe Steam to Hotel
W. F. Kernin this week, through there is more trouble with lights shin­
rooting
to
be
held
in
the
hotel
here
tioning the whole list, all thirty of
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Chas. W. Gardner,
of the Coquille
Carrs Buy Wimer Store
next Monday evening.
Interest in his attorney, Roy Compton, of Rose­ ing in one’s eyes than there is on the
them were good, their make-up ctevw
Shop."«tarted''work Wednes-1
Coquille.
Myrtle
Point,
Bandon, burg, filed suit for 85000 against the higher rows.
A deal wm completed Wednesday
and the crowd was highly odifmd with d
on the RUam |ine whi(.h will con. |
At Corvallis we learned that Hubert —
city of Coquille, which he claims is
Marshfield
and
North
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B?nd
indicates
the maiden-like appearance of ao many
the
Larobi.r Co. plant evening by which the Carr’s Variety
Robbins had that day become the
owing
him
on
his
contract,
made
in
that
nearly
200
will
be
present
and
Store corporation lecomes the owner
prominent Coquille citisena.
tiwl the hotel and which raay
proud papa of an eight pound girl.
■Di. several girls’ choruses were tended
cov„ the four block)t on of Fred Wimer’s Radio Shop and Bee that the banquet hall will be taxed to 1927, to drill writs for the eity which Mr. and Mrs. Robbins were both
the
limit.
would
produce
at
least
100,000
gallons
well rendered and the harmonious cos- Taylor and Fi„t street in the business Hive in Coquille. This is the sixth
former employes of the Coquille Ho­
daily of good, potable water.
store to be operated by the Carra in
turn«» of tho youn< ladies in the dif-
tel.
Ha
bases
his
claim
on
the
fact
that
Millage
Tax
to
Go
or
Ballot
ferent selection, add beauty and color
A
Jln< w|n M iaid un<Ur tha louthwestem Oregon, the others be­
The highway from Coquille to Rose-
The petition which
the County luring the water shortage last year ’urg and north ia all in excellent cih-
to the « ow.
railroad track and a four-inch pipe’ ing
~, at . Roseburg,
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„ where
, .. the head office
It was worth more than the price of from there to the hotel and Mr. Comp-1 £
N°rth B*"d’ Chamber of Commerce has been cir­ the city used the water from the well
lit-on now and for m’k-« and miles,
admiasion to see Wm. Zosel aad Wad. ton expects this fall to warm the hotel R<^d*p?*‘
Bando"- |
culating,’ which If adopted by the without sanction of the state health Soth above Bridge and between Al­
department which had ,)revioualy con­
The Carr Variety
Arstill come to blows in their
he mill.
mill
There are
thair efforts ‘by „team frora
from t the
- Steres are owned •’oters, would call for a tax levy of
bany and Salem the non-skid surface
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to win the affections of “Aunt Lu- «.veral other owner, of building, in byC
, J"*» > <* the Bay, one-half mill each year for advertis­ demned it as not fit for human con­
«f the highways is making them safer
sumption.
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E. Carr, OI
of Koaet)
Roseburg.
ing purposes, and to be expended upon
da,” a college boy dressed an
aa fha
the mH.
mil- at-_
the down
town section who are inter­ and D. E
n wet weather than ever before.
Mr.
Kemin
does
not
claim
that
the
As
soon
as
alterations,
remodelling
order of the county court, has not yet
lion dollar benefactor of Bula Bute e,ted in this central heating plant idea
water
was
pure,
as
specified
in
his
college. W. V. Ferguson, the taper- «nd aa the eHy council intimated at the and decorating are completed the *>->en filed with the conntv clerk,.but
Only Three Received Papers
contract that it should bo, and it is
sonator, was a wow. Whether resist­ last session that they would not object local store will bo removed from its will be by tomorrow if it has the sig­
pro! able the city can prove that when
Only three of the aev n who were
ing the lover-like attentions of the to granting a franchise It is possible •»resent location to the vacant room natures of twenty per cent of the
the emergency arose and water was
applying for eitiienship papers last
two scrappers or the aged Prof. Gad­ that the plan will be extended to cover in the First National Bank building; registered voters.
itally needed that the stats board of
formerly occupied by the Mt. States
Thors is a confiect in the laws in
Tuee4av were accorded the rights of
dis’ plea for **a little kiss,” Fergie was the business part of Coquille.
health
permitted
its
use
temporarily,
Power Co. This will be in a couple of regard to this matter. One says that
citizenship, the others having their
there.
weeks.
such petitions must be filed not less if chlorine was used to destroy the applications eon.inued for lack of
Orvin Gant, who took the part of
Only One Ticket in Coquille
dangerous
germs.
Mrs. W. E. Bosserman has been en­ than 30 days prior to the election,
witnesses
The successful applicants
the rheumatic, crippled professor,
There was some talk the first of gaged by the Carrs to act aa manager while another law provides that all
were Olaf Severin Harald Jensen,
showed to aa good advantage as he
Indoor Golf Opens Tomorrow
the weel ■k about an opposition ticket of the local store.
matters to go on the ballot must be
John Hidsi Stiliianoa and Ingrid
ever did in portraying a younger part.
for city officials, but it was too late.
in
the
clerk
’
s
hands
by
Sept.
24,
so
The
Oerding and Briner indoor golf Alina Nelson, all of Marshfield.
Possibly the most natural appearing
As a matter of fact, County Clerk
that he may have his ballot made up course is to be opened to the publie to­
The same day seven more filed
Ben Sorenson a Suicide
actors on the stage were John Unsoeld
Watson could have refused to place
and certified to the secretary of state morrow evening at 7.o'clock in the their declarations of intention to ap­
and Donald Farr in their comedy
Ben Sorenson, 30 years of age, com­
the city caucus nominees on the coun­
by Sept. 29.
building they have fitted up on Hal) ply for final papers and these will he
stunts. John ia a scream, and with
mitted suicide yesterday while on a
ty ballot, for the caucus was held ope
Mr. Watson indicated this morning street, across from Thrift's grocery
passed on at the February term of
a solemn face can carry through the
hunting trip with his brothers, Sam
day after the date for filing candi­
that he would accept the petition if it
The proprietors are seeking a nam court. They were:
most mirth-producing situations.
and Don, by placing the mussle of his
dates’ names in hie office. But he very
was filed before tomorrow evening.
for the course and offer a year’s free
Anton Anselm Korkeln, Coquille,
The college lovers, Ray Jeub, Harry sensibly took the position that be was rifle against his temple and pulling
»laying to the one suggesting th* native of Finland, in the United
the
trigger.
The
disdwrge
nearly
de
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Hartley, Gladys Watson, Florence not forbidden by law to do so, and |
name adopted.
The offer will be States since March, 1912.
One Cent Sale Next Week
Ferguson, and Maxine Gentry who he thus saved the eity of Coquille the capitated him.
open a couple of weeks.
Carl
Victor Adrian
Peter« n,
Sorenson had stood tria
trial in Justice
lort her sweetheart when “Jerry” im­ several dollar« which a separate city
As as been his custom for several
They
are
also
offering
a
door
prise
Marshfield,
native
of
Sweden.
’"ho
Bolt’s court at Marshftsld Wedneeday
personated Aunt Lucia, were natural
years at this season of the year, C. J.
ballot'would have cost.
for driving while irrtolicated but the ! Fuhrman is advertising a Rexall One for Saturday evening to the one hold­ came to the U. 8-, May 20, 192?
and there was nothing stilted in their
Coquille, having passed the 2,000
ing the number which will be drawn.
Herman Karl Plaep. Coqpille, who
hrry disagreed.
affectionate scenes.
| Cent Sale for next Thutpday, Friday
population mark, now cornea under
left Germany for the U. 8., Oct 28,
He was subject to fit. of melan- J ,pdTsrtu'rday. Any 0^7^^-
There are scores of others who the law which provides that candidates
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Want Coquille Connection
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office« in
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of over 2000 ’cUh* ?nf1 hnd
should be mentioned, hut time does not for eity
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t oned in his full page adv. on page
Hugh McLean, Marshfield, a Cana­
The residents of the Lee section
permit to tell all the amusing incidents ,
haV* their names printed on the own lire.
9 of this issue will be sold at two for
ire again seeking to have their tele­ dian, and in the U. 8. since Doc. 1,
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the price of one, plus one cent. For
state and county ballet.
phone connection changed to the Co­ 1921.
Henry St. Paving Finished
years the people of this vicinity have
But the time for filing petition» of, <
Christian Grau Nielson, of Myrtle
quille exchange and have asked the
nomination expired 35 days before the
Anderson 4 Matson, Marshfield con­ awaited this sale to sunply their needs support of the Chamber of Commerce Point, a Dane, and a resident atyee
election date.
tractors who did so satisfactory a job and the stock is usually exhausted by They were promised some years ago Aug. 1, 1910.
of sewer and pavement laying in the Saturday night.
Theodore Stivahtis, of Powers, a
that t^ii would be done, but it was
Ferry “Rogue” Dowrffor Week north end of Coquille last year, have
not, and there having since been r Greek, here since July 4, 1912.
The bridge at the Jos. Scolari place change in the company *>wneswhir K Hihna Sandell, Marshfield, native
The ferry “Rogue” has been out of just completed another good paving
commission since last Saturday when job on Henry street, between Fifth and on the Cunnigtam road, just north of they are again making the «ffort. A of Finland, and a resident of the U.
s «Baft of the propellor Wok*, and Seventh. The pavement was finished Coquille, has been redeeked by the hearing hy the Public service commis­ 8. since July 5, 1890.
’revellers on the coast highway will Monday and the sidewdks Wednes- county bridge crew thia week.
sion may be nifisaary to accomplish
continue to use Bagnell's Ferry until day, but it will be mead ’ than two
their desires.
Safety First!
Use Cow Bell
Sunday or Monday, when it is ex- weeks yet before the strmt is opened
Dairy’s Pasteurised Mik and protect
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Booth Surrounded at All Tines
a nnl
' so ■ as
not to conflict tenth
with th*»
the Oraxynn-
Oregon-
Oregon State College football game
-Again Tonight
¡on Nov. 15.
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! County Agent Jenkins, , the Oham-
How that show, -Aunt Lucia,” did
of Commerce dirset on and a ma-
The foothall semon opens tomorrow
Following this announcement, word
go over at We Community Building
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Association afternoon in Coquille at 2 o'clock wn received by W. V. Ferguson,
. jority
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last night! It was one of
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* directors have approved the change, when. Coquille High meets Roseburg. ?hairman of the 8tate Debate League
put on by Coquille talent in recent
The visitors won their first game last f ir Coos County, from P. M. Collier,
yeans and the many humorous situa­
I Saturday, defeating Junction City, state chairman, that two or three
Three Cars in One Wreck
tions arising kept the crowd, which
39-0. Aside from that not much is.ehaanb'rs of commerce in the state
A three ear accident happened near
filled all the reeerved seat section, as
known of bow Roseburg will show up, had questioned the advisability of the
Guy
Kelley
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s
garage
on
the
Coning
­
wall as two sections of the bleacher
ham road, about a qaurter of a mile i but It will be a hard fought gams, for hi?h <*chools discussing such a topic,
seats, in high good humor.
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the Coquille boys are in a good frame fearintr that diasentions might be
Credit for this successful presenta­ above the McCurdy place at five of mind, and except for infections and aroMed among the various Cham­
o’clock Saturday evening.
' a little’ stiffness in muscles are in bers. Each high school in the state
tion of a collegiate comedy cannot be
C. H. Kelley, in a Chevrolet, was
hat keen requested to make a poll
given to a few; every one of the near­
good physical condition.
returqjng from work at camp and on ;»
ly two hundred Who appeared on the
Coach Harry Hartley gives the fol­ among the business men of their re­
stage helped to make the show a a point, in the slippery clay whieh lowing as the probable starting line­ spective towns to ascertain the atti-
scream, and the efforts of Miss Bessie covered the road, met Aar n Smith in up. but says that others op the squad tude pf their business men!*
Andrew, who drilled and directed the a Ford, head-on. The collision threw are coming so fast that there may be
Ths result of the state-wide poll
various dances, songs, with which the Smith’s ear across the road where he last minute changes:
will hr>t be known for another week;
play iUeif was interspersed, were was struck by R. E. Brown's Chrysler
Cen ter— G reenough.
, however, the investigation as con-
coming thia way.
crowned with success.
Guards—Ireland and Glaisyer.
! duCtad here in Coquille by E. F. Grid- ‘
No
one
was
injured
but
the
Ford
Miaa Andrew says she has been giv-'
Tackles—Detlef sen and Ellingson. er, high school principal, and W. V.j
and Chev were badly damaged. The
en the heartiest co-operation here,
Ends—L. Seeley and Chard.
• Ferguson, superintendent,
showed Republicans to ( boose Secretary
Chrysler suffered little.
both by the amsteur performers and
Halves—Woodyard and Williams.
thxt the local merchants are almost,
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Both drivers were hugging the mid­
by the Legiffh Auxiliary, under whose
Q uarter- -Stevens.
k..™,
dle
of
the
road
and
were
unable
to
Central
Committee
has
hern
called
for
sponsorship the show wax presented,
Full—Puford.
a diaaussion. Of forty business men
stop or turn out because of the slip­
nest
Wednesday,
Oct
8,
at
1:80,
in
and modestly gives credit for the suc­
A football man here who has had .ntervietvod, all but one were in favor
pery surface.
cess to those who sided in so many
a lot of experience, goes farther than of the proposition, and most of them Coquille. A successor to J. F. Gardi­
Several truckloads of gravel were
ner, who resigned as secretary in order
ways.
’ Th'ose who failed to witness the dumped at-the spot next morning and Mr. Hartley odes, and says that C. enthusiastic over the possibility of that ha might be free to support an­
H. 3. should win most of its games bearh»K such a discussion. The single
' show last night should make haste and
rosd M mor* saf* *®w’
. thia year. He mentions the four -back- objertion was not a personal objec­ other candidate than the republican
secure a first row seat for tonight, for
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field men as the equal of any quartet tion, but was made with a feeling that nominee, Phil Metschan, will be choa-
they missed a real treat.
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the, topic of chain stores having been en, and from the talk heard among the
With Miaa Esther Casto as dramatic
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_ heavy line of experienced play- overdon ■ over radio and in certain committeemen there may be another
i fairly
reader, the apecial baby pageant op-
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Coquille to have a 50-50 publications should be kept quiet for office filled with candidate-supporting
ened the evening’s entertainment, and
• Lr kV.VJd • LffLLrVT. 8j|BnJ.e against any team in the eos>-
officer at the same time.
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dience at
ommunity
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FoetbaU Season Opens To- This Year Will Be s on Subject of
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morrow
Roseburg
Chain Stores — Coquille
Versus Coqu'lk
> Approves Subject
Mrs. Summers, who lives in the
north end of town and her three chil­
dren were shaken up last night as
they were returning from attending
the thaw in the Community Building.
She suffered a cut on her forehead,
her youngest son a severe cut of his
cheek and her daughter wan bruised
around the cheat, when their car hit
the garage approach at the intersec­
tion of Sixth atreet and the highway.
, Because the car in front of him had
stopped to allow passengers to alight,
Asaesiior I. P. Beyers signalled that
he would stop before turning up Sixth.
As cars continued to drive up behind
him he started to turn out and pass
the car in front, but lights from the
Summers car caused him to stop be­
fore he,had pulled to the middle of the
pavement.
But the Summers ear driver saw
Mr. Beyers1 ear Start to move and
pulled into the ditch, although he had
plenty of room to pass. The sudden
stop as the ear hit the garage ap­
proach broke the windshield and in­
jured the occupants.
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