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(HUMOR. FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932.
^The New Non-Partisan.
PAGI THRK1
SOCIAL NOTES
Judiciary Election Law
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 22
“SKYLINE”
8UNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 25. 28
“CISCO KID”
With Warner Baxter and Edmund Love
O’Henry’s Romantic Bad Man. To possess her or to Die! The one
robbed gaily, gave freely, loved madly - - -the other soldiered jauntily,
shot accurately, flirted merrily - - - both gambled with death - - - the
love of Ifata temptress as the stakes. The Cisco Kid who thrilled to
the spice of dangers in his adventures and his women.
Matinee Sunday 2:39
Prices 35c - 19c
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JANUARY 27 - 28
“FANNY FOLEY HERSELF”
__ With Edna May Oliver
Ail new Technicolor. She’ll make you laugh with tears in your eyes.
Here she is in a heart-fetching story of mother love jammed from
first flash to final curtain with the same rich, rollicking robust come
dy.
Wed. 35c, 19c. Thursday sight Is Gift Night, Prices 50c, .Me.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 29 - 30
“TWENTY-FOUR HOURS”
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With Clive Brook, Kay Francis.
Life in a ferment! Emotions that surge in a frenzied, dramatic tur
moil. A play of New York life as it is lived by those who live Where
Life’s pumping pulse beats time in double measure, where anything
might happen and doos, in 24 hours. Prices 35c, 19c.
Next Week at the Liberty
Knife Hospital Notes
Lovers of romance and adventure
Mrs. Frank Ward, of Eastside, un
will find a treat swatting them at the derwent a major operation last Sat
Liberty Theatre next week. In “The urday.
Cisco Kid,” which opened Sunday
O. K. Rakestraw entered the hos
night, is presented a stirring tale of pital, Saturday, for treatment. He
the Old Southwest, cleverly plotted, has been suffering with an infected
goigeouriy executed and revealing eye.
some of the finest work that its load-
Mrs. R. T. Slater and babe were
ing players, Warner (Baxter, Edmund able to leave the hospital Tuesday af-
Lowe, Conchita Montenegro and Nora ternoon.
Lane have yet contributed to the
Glenn Horton, of Powers, was dis
screen.
missed Sunday.
W. A. Ireland, of this city, under-
Lowe, a cavalry sergeant, departs
from Fort Huachuca in search of his, went a major operation Monday
old enemy, the Cisco Kid. The trail morning, at the hands of Dr. Jas.
lends to the little frontier town of Richmond.
Mrs. James Farmer, of Bridge, was
Carrizo, where the Kid’s current
flame, Carmeneittt is dancing in a sa admitted Tuesday for treatment, and
loon. The sergeant wings the fleeing Miss Naomi Thomas, of Powers, was
Kid in the shoulder, and then endeav dismissed the same day.
Mrs. Jesse Robison was able to rec
ors to get Carmencita to help him
trap the bandit, but she scornfully tum to her home at Arago, Wednes
day, after recovering from an oper
turns him down.
Meanwhile the Kid teaches a ranch ation.
Marion, 11-year old son of Mr. and
owned by a plucky widow, who nurses
him back to health. In gratitude, he Mrs. Elmer Hafford, underwent an
stages a bank robbery to alleviate the operation for appendicitis yesterday
lady’s financial distress, and this leads morning.
up to an exciting and unexpected con
clusion when Lowe finally tracks bis
enemy to earth.
Following are the important .fea
tures of the non-partisan judiciary
law adopted by the last legislature
which is aimed to take Judicial posi
tions out of politics, both supreme
court and circuit court judges being
voted for at primary and general
elections without any reference to
their political affiliations:
At both the primary and general
elections there is a separate ballot,
designated “Judiciary Ballot,” on
which appear only the names of the
persons who are candidates for ju
dicial offices, without reference to po
litical parties or party affiliations.
If not to exceed two persons file as
' candidates for any one vacancy, de-
• partment or position, “the name of
' such person or persons shall not be
placed upon the primary ballot but
such person or persons shall be the
nominee or nominees for such office.”
If more than two persons file as can-,
didates for any one vacancy, depart
ment or position, the two candidates
■ receiving the highest number of votes
for said vacancy, department or posi
tion, become the nominees for such
office, unless one of the candidates re
ceives a majority of all votes east for
such office, in which case hie name ap-
■ peare as the only nominee for such
; office on the separate “Judiciary Bal
lot” at the general election, with one
' spaice “left following such name in
which the voter may insert the name
of any person for whom he wishes to
cast his ballot.”
Mrs. H. 8. Norton complimented heir
The positions of the members of the
Supreme Court are designated by sister, Mrs. Claude Barrows, of Mon-'
numbers from 1 to 7 inclusive, and tesano, Wash., wlho has been here
candidates for the Supreme Court visiting the past two weeks, at a de-’
must, in their petitions, designate the lightful breakfast at her home Thurs
In bridge fallowing
position they seek. At the coming day morning.
election there are two vacancies in Mrs. James Watson won the high!
the Supreme Court to fill,—positions score prise with Mrs. Currie second
high and Mrs. J. E. Norton receiving
numbered 2 and 3.
No slogan or other identification the consolation. Enjoying the affair
appears on the ballot after the names were Mesdames Claude Barrows, Jas.1
of candidates for judicial offices, Watson, J. E. Norton, Jas. Brady, F.
therefore, in the future, ‘‘By their C. McNelly, A. O. Walker, A. B. Col
works (not words) ye shall know lier, Jennie Price and T. B. Currie.
them.”
Once mote the tax gatherer if
abroad in the land. Approximately
70,000 income and intangibles tax
blanks will be put into the mails ad
dressed to that many prospective tax
payers during the next week, the tax
commission has announced. The tax
is due and payable before April 1.
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66x80-inch size
Blankets
Full double bed size, these blankets are soft and fluffy . .
and a good heavy weight! Beautifully bound with sateen .. ,
unusually large assortment of colors . . . they’re a striking
value! Sold a year ago for
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332 First Street, Coquille, Oregon
The county treasurer and not the
county court is responsible for the'
safekeeping of county funds, Attor
ney General Van Winkle has rifled,
hi other words the county courts can
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Fitzgerald in
not tell the treasurer what to do with vited a few guests in Wednesday ev
the funds in his possession.
ening for\bridge at their home on
East Second street. They were Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Gillespie and Mr. and Mrs. R.
H. Lemon, of Myrtle Point.
Mrs.
Hudson received a lovely prize for
holding high score for the evening’s
piny.
The NEW Ite-ton, 4-speed
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were married Tuesday by Judge D. F.
Thompson at the count house.
Jan. 21—Vernon William Madden
and Ida May Yarbrough, both of
Eureka, Calif. They were married
yesterday by Justice Stanley at his
office here.
Robert Nation was taken before
Justice Maybee at North Bend Tues
day, charged with assault with a dan
gerous weapon. He had used an axe
on another man, slashing his arm.
His bail was set at $2,000.
Junior Hi Notes
Want Ads
The Junior High baaket ball team
met defeat Friday night with Powers
here and Saturday night with Bandon
down there. The boys will play their
last scheduled game at Myrtle Point WANT TO RENT—A small place
that will carry 6 or 10 cows. Write
tonight
L. H., care Sentinel.
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The following is the Honor Roll for
the last six weeks’ period in Junior
High:
land of
bottom
Honorable Mention, Group 1, aH
Tele
grades 2’s or better—Patricia Ben
Chris
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Dorothy Glaisyer, Robert McGilvery.
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Honorable Mention, Group 2, all
grades 3’s or better—Harold Esser,
Fred Coleman, Joy Pettingill, Eleanor FOR SALE—'Early Jersey Cabbage
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Smith, Martha Carrier, Wave Gisholt,
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Wanda Lee Hickam, June Holverstott,
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Norman Ricketts, Calvin
Savage,
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Virginia Hartson, June Hickam, Clay
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Mulvihill, Naomi Zwicker, Alton
Schroeder, Laura Harrison, Ray Mat
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Savage, Marcus Shelley,
Georgia
Sherwood, Elizabeth Varney, Kenneth
Waggoner.
New Cases in Circuit Court
Phone 195-J
Coquille, Oregon
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The W. C. T. U. ladies are holding
their monthly meeting and social af
ternoon today at the home of Mrs. F.
G. Leslie. Mrs. Flora Dunn and Mrs.
B. A. Davis are the hostesses.
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Jan. 14—Ada Anderson, by and
through F. J. Anderson, her guardian,
vs. Gorst 4 King.
Jan. 16—E. W. Gregg vs. R. Fitz
Gerald, Albert Kroll, and other indi
viduals as trustees.
Jan. 20—T. Michell vs. A. G.
Michell. Suit for divorce.
Jan. 20—Thos. M. Sawyer vs. Lena
Sawyer. Suit for divorce.
Jan. 20—Investors Syndicate vs. W.
J. Conrad and wife.
Jan. 21—State of Oregon, acting by
the World War ~
Commission, vs.
Malloy.
Jan. 21—State of Oregon vs. Alex
R. Erickson.
ArrivalH in County Jail
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Rex Hendricks, Henry Hendricks
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the constable of the Bridge durtrict
Sunday, the first two charged with
drunk and disorderly conduct and the
latter with possession.
Henry was
turned over to the juvenile court, but
the other two are in jail here.
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Chevrolet Pickup—Closed top 360
Chevrolet Coach—Blue -
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Chevrolet Roadster
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Ford Coupe
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