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r VOL. XXVIII. NO. 41 COQU ILLS, COO® COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER JI, 1MJ. 3 HIT BÏ AUTOS Straw Hats Dae Tomorrow * Liberty Theatre Sold Tomorrow (Saturday) has been According to the terms of a deal designated by Chairman J. L. Smith made and signed here Wednesday, the aa the date to begin wearing Corn Liberty Theatre will change hands, Show regalia—straw hats and ban Nov. 1. The new proprietors will bo None of Accident« Fatal—Vic dana neckerchiefs and every Corn P. W. Club Dance Lest Satur Roy W. ClaFer and Orville L. Woods tim in Each Case Lucky Show booster is expected to observe who have operated The Rose theatre day Evening A Splendid the custom. . in Roseburg for the past eight yea to Be Alive Success Another event scheduled for one and recently sold to Mr. Hunt o , J-• . . • . . o’clock Saturday is the release of a there. The two partners have rented Fred Minard la thanking his lucky dozen ballon«, each one bearing an That was a beautiful and hugely Following io the list of entries ar-| Following is the list of sports ar- hosnes here and expect to move to Co stare that ho did not Uli a careless envelope containing a free admieaion enjoyed affair last Saturday evening, quille soon. 'ranged for by the B. • • 1 taa«u r r»>..k _ P. W. oontini> taaged by the Lions Club committee, pedestrian last Monday evening, ticket to both evening performances Mr. and Mrs. A. Combs, who hate the Fall Festival dance, given by the whose name he did not learn. The of the Corn Show. Thin is a part of tee, in charge of the I Corn Show pa- which will ba held next Friday and rede next Friday, and the Hat of •eturday afternoons during the Com owned the Liberty since October *9 Coquille B. P. W. club, and waa at man waa a tourist on foot Who step the publcity program. prizes offered for the various compe •how, and the prises offered for each last year, expect to remain in Coquille tended by a crowd which congested ped over to the wrong side of the titive sections: . event. Should the list not fill out the for several months. They have made Graham’s Hail. Receipts were more road to flag an Owl truck going to Roosevelt Leads in Poll Traffic Officer afternoon the committee has other, many friends here who will regret than 8200 with a net of nearly <100. ward Myrtle Point at the J. N. Jacob The dance opened with the Kiddies On the face of the Literary Digest Coquille Band events which will be added to the pro seeing them leave Coquille hext sen turn on the highway. When the Revue and Rhythm Band numbers, in Miao McClintoek, Mounted. gram There an lot of new ones spring. truck did not stop he started to run presidential poll, out yesterday, ifa The new men come with a reputa which «0 little tots participated. They Chambers of Commerce Floats— in the list: back to the other side of the road, di a landslide for the democratic candi tion for knowing the chow business, had been drilled by Mr*. H. H. Cole Friday rectly in front of Mf. Minard’s ear, 16 date, and if all the voters in the coun 810.00. Grange Floats ■<10.00. , 1. Pio Eating Contest, Boys under giving their patrons the beet there is man and made a pretty and pleasing or 20 feet away, coming from Myrtle try who have not expressed their in pictures, and will be cordially wel spectacle. Mias Inez Rover played the Prospective Bride and Groom—Mer »2—50c, 26c. Point. Minard attempted to steer be- preference average up aa do the two accompaniment, as she also did for tweeiy the truck and the man but the and a half million already counted, it chants’ prizes. 2. Milk Drinking Contest, Fat Men comed to Coquille. all the . special numbers. But—it won't be. Club Floats—<10.00. ¿-41.50, 81.00. latter, seeing his danger, then at is a landslide. Robert McLaren was drum major, Registratoin Is 14,538 Church A Lodge Floats—<6.00. . 3. Burlesque Boxing, Men—<2.00, tempted to dodge back and Minard’s Many of the state votes are so close to lead the proeesion; Jimmie Burch that there u no indication of how they 01.00. Junior Clubs — <5.00. -• ear eaught him, dragging him foT 16 The total Coos county registration will swing. If the Digest poll totals Business House Floats—Ribbons feet “ " ’ ' 4. Rolling Pin Throwing, Married for the election next month is 14,638, was band director, Jack Axtell the herald, Robert Kline, drummer; Mari Women—<1.00, 50c. Fred immediately steered for the «round 20 million, it may be taken Prizes. divided politicslly, 8970 republicans, as fairly indicative. Two and a haff City Sehool Floats—<6.00. ditch and softer ground and that is 6. Roller Skating Race, Girls under 3100 democrats, 824 independents, and anne Rackleff the queen bee, with Barbara McLaren and Patty Barnes . Rural Sehool Floats—<6 00. 16—76c, 50c. undoubtedly what saved the unknown’s million is not the balance divided between prohibi as attendants. The others taking School Band. — life. He was unconscious for a time 8. Egg Race, Farmer«* Wives — tioniata, Liberty party, communists part in the youngsters’ features were: Boy Scouts. |8.00, 50c. and then deathly sick, but when taken and other designations. This is ths Campfire Giris. to the Mast hospital it we« found he Ef. Seventy-Five Yard Race, Free largest registration ever recorded in Fritz Kunz, David Kline, Charles Walker, Don Tillman, Tom Martin. Beet Individual Float—<290. ier all-<1450, 81.00. had suffered no Internal injuries. Ho Coos county, but may possibly include Best Farmer’s Float—<290. sighed a statement that responsibility 8. Fifty Yard Race, Boys under 12 some names which will be removed Bobby Martin, Ralph Shelley, Joe Don Estes, Billy Kirtner, Jack Stevens, Undo Sam’s Girls. for the accident was entirely his own. —50c, 26c. from the books after the election. Calvin Anderson, Sammy Kramer, Colonial Section. 9. Boy A Dog Race, Boys under 12 The republican registration shows The Sentinel has not this morning Billy Unsoeld, Earl Benham, John Costumes of Other Lande. W. P. Laws, while working on the the time nor apace to give a proper —76,50e. a falling off of 775 from the 1930 Aaaen, Jerry Fuller, Wade Cowan, highway near Davis Slough, where he report of the meeting of the Coos Pet Section and Prizes 10. Rig Race—The Pig. figure and the democratic a gain of Earl Haynes, Eugene Ward, Jack ' Most Unusual Pet—60c. was spreading hot asphalt, was struck County Taxpayers League at the Saturday 1MY. Nowton, Joyce Benham, Mary Ann Smallest Dog—450c. by a car driven by Lloyd Haynes yes Community Building last evening 1. Coin Diving Contest, Boys under Walker, Laura Emily Ruble, Phyllis terday afternon, and brought to Dr. which was addressed "by Chat. V. Largest Dog—60s. 12—60c, 25c. Litsenberger, Mildred McCarthy, La-f M. E. Wilson here by Officers Hunt Galloway, chairmen of the State Tkx Longest Tailed Dog—60c. 2. Nail Driving Contest, Farmer verne Gregory, Ardella Shelley, Phyb and Hedges, who arrived on the scene Commwsion, and Jas. E. Burdett, of Homliest Pet—60c. Women—<14», 60c. '~8. BaBoon Blowing Contest, Men— McMinnville, who is president «ftta" Oerding, Maxine Briner, Dorothy El Laws wee not dangerously hurt but State Tax and Conservation League. Most Intelligent Pet-60e. «.50, 81.00. wood, Hariet Tozier, Ivanelle Jack suffered a concussion of the brain Hobby Section and Frisos 4. Chinning Contest—81.00, 50c. Both men spoke on the measures, Door prizes have been set aside by man, Bonita Gregory, Bernice Covalt, from two blows, although his skull approved by the League, which are on Most Unusual Hobby fa Parade— 6. Roller Skating Race, Boys under the Corn Show committee to bo pre Jessie Sherwood, Kay Leslie, Mar was not fractured. He was thrown up the ballot this fail—the Tax and Debt 81.00. 1<—75c, 50e. sented to the holders of the lucky num garet Rose Covalt, Agnes Dunkel, and over the car and was so thorough Control Amendment, the Tax Super Best hobby by boy or girt under M 16. Fifty Yard Race, Girls under 12 bers at the evening performances next Joan Knight, Marjorie Oerding, Vir ly spattered with hot asphalt that it vising and Conservation Bill, and the -91.00. Friday and Saturday evenings. The ginia Oerding, Gwendolyn Elrod, Ve took Dr. Wilson an hour er mere to Income Tax amendment bill, urging Be«* hobby by boy or gtri over 14 ’ 7 :Seventy-Five Yard, free for all tickets will be numbered and a draw reno Bailey, Enmtin» Batty, Phyllis clean it off and treat his burns. He the adoption of all three aa a means —91.00. f>cc yLT ’ .00. ing will decide the recipiente. Bunch, Wanda Lou Bell, Lorene Wil will be laid up for several days at of tax Alief. Best First Gmde Pknade—<24». 8. Carrying Race, Men—<2.00, 81-00 Following is the program for both lard, Patty Norton, Avia June Rick Best Second Grade Parade—<2.09. 9. Ladies’ Race, Twenty-Five Yards, evenings. The Monotony Killers are His argument in favor of the tax etts, Shirley Slater, Harriet Walker, Best Third Grade Pa 4W.814X). supervising bill waa that it would set in charge Friday evening and the Betty Lou Christensen, Phyllis Mae IW a little uneertain wMeh eeaae out up a different beaM for levying tax«, _ Contest—78c, 60c Cornfield (or Cornfed) Canaries have Christensen, Margaret Ann Wilson. second best when "Shorty*’ Martin than the one which spends the money Oddest looking team hiteted 11. Weight Guessing Contest, Farm ebarge of the Saturday evening vau Queen Jennie I and her attendants, tangled with a Model T Ford on the received from those taxes. vehicle — <2.50. ers Only — 0290. — It la deville. Both shows will be in the beautifully gowned in pastel shades of highway near Riverton, Monday morn claimed that the plan, in use in Mult . ............ ’ ' Best sustained woman character— Community Building, starting at 7:30: (Continued on eighth peg*) ing. “Shorty’’ had been tending to hie nomah county for ten years, has saved Me. Gift« for Bride-and Groom Friday Evening nets in the river and, wee walking on tax levies of a milion dollars, at an Beet sustained man character—60c. Applications have been received by 1. Band Concert, Coquille City Band the highway when a rim and tire of expense of 8100,000. He argued that 32 Bottles Synthetic Gin Best sustained boy character—60c. J. L. Smith from those who wish to 2. Program by the Monotony Killers the Ford, driven'by a men named T. there waa no possibility for a ma Bert sustained girl character--60e. Officers Hedges end Hunt, armed have their marriage publicly solem 3. Special numbers between acts. D. Fee, of Bandon, came off and the chine upbuilding by the appointment Best disruised character—60c. with a search warrant, went out to the nized at the Corn Show next Friday 4. Prise given to holder of lucky ear waa all over the road. It finally of a three-man coommittee in each Most comic charatcer—60c. Raymond A. Hilton home ¡A the north afternoon at throe o ’ clock, and the ticket number. hit Martin, bruising and skinning him county which would pane on all bud Best Colonia] Costume—60c. ‘ part of town yesterday morning? They ' happy couple (no previous announce 6. Announcement of parade prise considerably, but the Ford also suffer gets. Oldest Couple, in parade—<14)0. found Hilton in bed, but the synthetic ment is to bo made of who they are winners. ed a badly dented radiator. Oldest Twins in parade—<1.00. gin, which he was accused of peddling, Aa to the income tax, he claimed or where.they are from) will have a 6. Curtain ape para nee of The “Bride Youngest Twins in parade—<1.00. was setting out in plain sight. that only 20 to 25 per cent of the goodly assortment of wedding gifts and Groom.” Largest Couple in parade-<1.00. Coquille, Let'« Go! Hilton waa taken before Justice state’s wealth is in real property, h«t provided by local business men who Saturday Evening Couple married longest length of Stanley who fined him J100 and sen The biggest and beet show of the year that that elass of wealth pays 80 per have generously offered the following: 1. Band Concert, Coquille City Band tenced him to 00 days in jail, the sen Read the program cent of the taxes. Unless new tax time—41.00. License—County Clerk's Office. 2. Jenny Lind Sextett, Mrs. M. O. Couple married shortest length of tence to bo suspended *f ho pays fine A chance to have a good time laws are enacted the state will next Wedding Ceremony—Preference of Hawkins, Accompanist. and costs. The officers captured 82 Also a lot of chances to earn some year have to fall back on real proper time—<1.00. ceremoniat allowed. 8. Coquille Choral Club, Mrs. E. A. Most outstanding group ef six or pints of the gin and a half gallon Jug prise money ty tax as a source of income for state Wedding Ring—V. R. Wilson, Jew Woodyard, Director; Mm. C. A. Riot more in uniform costume—<2.60. of it. And howl ' government. eler. man, Accompanist. Best Decorated Doll Buggy—50c. Hilton camo here about three Read the long list of prizee Mr. Galloway, in hie talk, showed a Bride’s Bouquet—Bergen’s. 4. Feature Dance, Paffty Carter, Best Decorated Bicycle—60c. months ago from Klamath Faits, and Something for everyone— greater grasp of the tax subject than Health Certificate—Preference ef ManehAald. Beet Decorated ftliEffi« Mu the officers have had several com If they will take part any speaker who ever appeared in Co Physician allowed. 6. High School Malo Quartett, Mrs. Oldest Ford in r*r*-1t plaints about hie activities. Read the variety of offers— quille before and those who did not Hotel Accommodations — Coquille Ruth Beyers, Director. «ton relined, 82.60, by Niles Motor Co. In the big parade Friday afternoon hear him are the loser« thereby. 6. Vocal Solo, by Jack Barbour, the Hotel Ford with largest family — Valve And be ready to enter • He proclaimed the 6 per cent limi GE. Schroeder Car Stolen 50x100 Lot—Nosier A Walker. singing butcher. The hilarious street sports tation law as a tax accelerator and grinding, 83.70 to 8490, by Niles Mo Nod C. Kelley saya the theft of Three (4x6) Photos — Noreott ’ a 7. Uncle Sam Military Tap, Laura And pick up aome easy money characterized the amendment to that tor Co. Studio. McLeod, Director; Ines Rover, Accom Chas. IE. Schroeder’« car at Bandon Hobo Band. Many new and novel stunts law, numbers 804-306 on the ballet, as Tuesday night was the first ear on panist. Woddinr Cak« — Ideal Bakery. Mrs. Bertha J. Smith has begun to one which would help rectify tax Snap into ’em! Permanent Wave—Patrician Beauty 3. Cornfield Harmony, Coquille Corn which he carried the insurance to be receive assurance from chambers of Don’t let the show drag abuses, if adopted. stolen in the dieven years ho has been Shop. Fed Canaries. Like Mr. Burdett, he was in favor commerce, grange and lodge organiza Special event« Box of Candy—Wilson’s Confection 9. Cow Calling Contest, Free for writing auto insurance. of the enactment into tew of the three tions, and the interest being shown For farmers only. The thief broke in the door of the ery. ALL. Tax Leauge meausree, and said that indicates that this will be aa out And say— Box of Cigars—Bill’s Place (W. H. 19. Corn Husking Contest, Free for garage, filled the tank from a five standing feature of this year ’ s event. the continual overloading of real gallon can he had brought, backed out Look at the exhibit prise Met ALL. Anyone wishing to enter into oom Fortier. property with tax«* would eventually See what we are trying— Refreshments—Rainbow Confection n. Old-fashioned Dance (Free), on to the Coast Highway without any petition for any of the parade entries remove all such property from the signs to point which way he drove To%> for the farmers Old Timo Fiddlers’ Orchestra. ery. - ' tax rolls, as the cities, counties or should notify Mrs. Smith by next The car waa h Chevrolet green-colored Who are alive— Two Quarts Ice Cream — Cream O ’ «tate took it over for delinquent taxes Wednesday. sedan, 1989 model, with Oregon li Who are willing to help— Coos lee Cream Company. Independent Football Sunday —unless greater wisdom wee shown cense number 100-279. It has not yet Bv sending exhibits Toilet Set—Rackleff Pharmacy. At 2 p. m., out in Athletic Park, in our tax aytem. But be believes in been recovered. Something—Anything! Former Round-Up Qween Picture—Fuhrman's Pharmacy. Sunday, the Independent football Oregon and is sure that wo will even Please—Oh Please— Hand-painted Sugar and Creamer teams of Myrtle Point and Coquille A feature of the Friday afternoon tually work out of the present dilem Send in aome com Set—Hudosn’s Drug Store. will renew their struggle for suprem Dean Hewitt Vinita Coquille parade during the Corn Show, next ma. The greatest obstacle to reduc We gotta have it Table Linen — H. N. Lorenz. Roy R. Hewitt, Dean of the Law acy. Myrtle Point emerged victor by tion of taxes is the fact that the pub week, will be the appearance of Mise Let’s make it a real show Blanket—J. C. Penney Co. a 12-0 score up at the Fair Grounds School at Willamette University, was Kathleen McClintock, Coquille high lic credit must be maintained at all We are all workin’ hard Blanket—Sam Taylor. last Sunday, but the game waa much a Coquille visitor last evening. Mr. school teacher, in the costume she costs. Day and night Bedspread—George Unsoeld. more evenly contested than the score Hewitt is a candidate for justice of wore ae queen of the Pendleton There is no justification for a tax To put this «how over Community Silver Jelly Server — indicates. the supreme court, not as a partisan system which levies a greater burden Round-up in 1929. Black beaver hat, Help! Help! Help! Schroeder’s Jewelry Store. Both teams are composed of ex-high candidate, for the names of all au- for governmental expense« than the of the ten-gallon variety, white buck Bet of Dishes (for 4) — Gowld 4k school stars, who p^y as hard as they preme court candidates now appear There never were so many easy op property is able to earn, was another skin divided skirt, end all the other Gould. « portiyiitiee— did in th*ir school days, and laat on a separate ballot from the general habilaments which a queen on horse tru'sm by Mr. Galloway. Set of Btemware (goblets)—Slater’s Never Jtefore such a large variety of Sunday’s game was a dandy to watch. ticket and bear no political designa He referred to the cost of schools back should wear, were provided for Variety Store. prises— “Brick’* Leslie’s squad is determined tion. and while he would not decrease their Queen Kathleen I at Pendleton and Set of Salad Plates—Carr’s Store. to turn the tables Sunday. Dean Hewitt led the field at the Anvnne—young or old— efficiency, he believes that the system she has sent for them to Wear in the Coffee Trfeolator—J. A. Lamb Co. May primary and stands an excellent M>’*t be mighty dumb coots too much. Utah, which has but Corn Show parade. Aluminum Ware — P. W. Walker chance to win the position he aeeks. Who can’t or won’t try out Not only waa Mies McClintoek a 24 school districts in the state, pays Hardware. For the money offered queen in 1929, but in ISM was one a per capita for school« of 877. Ore Eleetic Iron—Mt. States Power Co. E'ther in the parade— gon with, we believe, 1700 school dis of the queen’s attendants, and in 1980 Baek of Flour (Cupid)—Busy Cor The street sports— tricts, pays a. per capita tax of <101. was general in charge of the 100 lady ner Grocery. • Or entering exhibits. And the Utah school system is re rider« in the Round-up show. Two 9-Ib pkgs. Rolled Oats — Dun Come and forget your troubles garded aa one of the moat efficient tn ham’s Grocery. And defy depreehun. the west, he declared. The larger the Broom mid Mop J. L. Smith, Chairman Corn Show unit or school district, the fewer there Store. are, the leas coot there is to the tax 8-Ib Can Golden West Coffee — The south wall of the city hall has payer. _______________ -_ this week received a water-proof ce » ti laat Saturday, Thrift’s Grocery. Six Cans Super Quality Monarch ment coating, covering the entire Ward McReynolds, examiner ef au Peas—Medford’s Grocery. brick surface where the mortar be tomobile driver« and chauffers for li i Choice Sirloin Steer Steak—Feoptee tween bricks had dropped out so censes. will be at the Coqufile city hall badly that the building waa leaking next Tuesday, Oct. 25, between one I MR. GALLOWAY TALKS ON TAXES PROGRAMS FOR EVENINGSHOWS la several plaom- aad five e’eleek. I
