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THE COQUILLE VALLEY 8ENT1NEU COQUILLE. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1»M.
Bar Association Banquet
An Enjoyable One
(Continued from
Telling About
People 1 and
Events in the City and
County
Geo. B. Glenn was a Coquille visitor
from McKmiay yesterday.
poor lawyer to the front as a subject
for national consideration.
Because of- the high order of their
calling, lawyers have a right to ex
pect and demand the confidence of the
people they serve, and Mr. Imipell’a
statement was that a lawyer as a
lawyer was more to be trusted than
a man in any other profession. "Bring
the public to realize that the lawyer
gives hdnest service” was his conclu
sion.
At the close of his remarks Mr.
Immell was made an Jtohorary mem
ber of the Coos County Bar Associa
tion.
Othef speakers called upon by the-
toastmaster responded with short
talks and it was eleven o’clock when
a most interesting session of the bar
association, was closed.
Those in attendance were Jas. Wat
son, Earl O. Immell, J. W. Mclnturff,
J. T. Brand, J. J. Stanley, Bennett
Swanton, Edgar McDaniel, W. U.
Douglas, C. T. Nunn, C. E. Maybee,
Lloyd W. Oddy, L. A. Liljeqvist, 8.
D. Pulford, E. H. Joehnk, J. G. Mull-
■n, J. Arthur Berg, M. W. Skipworth.
H. A. Slack, J. B. Bedingfield, H. A.
Young, Wallace T. Dement, Duncan
Douglas, Jos. McKeown, Chris Boes-
•en, Wm. E. Walsh, Lewis J. Langen-
>erg. Grant Corby.
Next Week at the Liberty
The Missing
Heiress
.Laurel and Hardy will be seen in
' their latest feature-length comedy,
“Pack Up Your Troubles,” ..«t the
Liberty Theatre this Friday and Sat
urday evenings.
The popular comedians portray en
tirely new characterization«.
As a
couple of vagrants they are kidded
into joining the army, and when once
in olive drab they find themselves in
volved in numercAas predicament«.
Ernst Lubitsch'q “Trouble in Para
dise,” which is said to establish an en
tirely new technique for motion pic
tures, will open at the Liberty Sun
day for three day«.
With easy good humor, the picture
first show« the establishment of busi-
hess, social and emotional rapport be
tween Miriam Hopkins and Herbert
Marshall, two super-super crooks who'
prey ,in «uave fashion upon European
society. Then it follow« them through
their most exciting adventure—the
bamboozling of Miss Francis, svelte
Frenchwoman who i possesses more
money than the Bank of Franee.
It is in this adventure that Marshall
is almost tempted to turn from paths
of wickedness into respectability, for
his victim displays charm« to which
he is easily susceptible.
One of the most lavish productions
of a theme never before set forth on
the screen, will be presented to the
moving-going public, “The Night
Mayor,” which dramatizes an unusual
extremely interesting portrayal of
what the night life of a high public
official might be like, featuring Lee
Tracy, who endeared himself to
theatre audiences in the long run of
“Broadway.” It will be shown at the
Liberty next Wednesday and Thurs
day, pal nights.
ISABELLE WA1TT
O by McClure N,*«pxp«r Sradlcst*.
<WNU Service)
UDY was furious: furious at herself
for blushing; furious at the man
J beside
her for catching ber looking up
at him. Yet she could not help it.
Ever since that first, “Pardon me, la
this seat engaged?" she had felt his
hypnotic gase upon her. He, too, she
Saturday Special—light hens 10c
saw from his ticket, was going to New
a pound dressed. 1’eopies Market.
York city. His luggage was high
grade. Gold Initials—were they J. 8.?
Foster Phillips, of the upper North
—adorned a black walrus case.
Fork country, wan a Coquille visitor
As the train stopped. Judy reached
Monday. !
the aisle first Two strangers accost
Safety Firutt Use Cow Bell Dairy’s
ed ber at the foot of the steps “Mlsa
Herrick? We’d like a word with ysu."
Pasteurized Milk and protect you
They took bold of her arms
health.
v.
8tartled, the girl jerked to free her
• Mrs. A. T7 Morrison was a Coquille
self, but the men held on. “Who are
visitor yesterday from their cran
you?” she demanded. “tat
my
berry riinch near Bandon.
arms You’ve gpt a nerve!"
The two men held their ground.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Walker made a
We’ve been detalle<f to take you
trip to Grants Pass yesterday piorn-
home.”
ing and returned last night.
“Well, I never! I'm not this per
The Junior Federated Music Club
son you're looking for and I can prove
It Hey, George I" She had caught
will meet on February 7th, at seven
sight of the man who'd occupied the
o’clock, at Mrs.
H. H. Coleman's
train seat with her. He was coming
home.
down the steps, carrying two large
Jas. T. Jenkins, who was up from
suitcases. "These men," she confront
Bandon Wednesday, aays that he ex
ed him, “think I'm somebody named
pects to ship 100 head of dairy cat
Angela Herrick. You can vouch for
tle to southern California next week.
me. For goodness sgke tell them I'm
Judy Smith. There—my initials are
Art M. Fish, head of the research
on that overnight case he's carrying
Mrs. F. S. Emery Surprised
department of the state fish and game
for me," s^e pointed out to the detec
Last evening a few friends ar-
department, and a former Coquille
tives. "You can see for yourselves.”
resident, was a visitor here Monday. angad to surprise Mrs. F. S. Emery,
“You can see for yourselves," ac
is the day was her birthday anniver
quiesced “Georjie" gallantly. “I can
Mrs. B. A. Davis returned Monday
sary, so they gathered at the Roy
speak for this young lady.”
evening from her two weeks’ trip to
■leal home around eight o’clock. Mrs.
Puzzled, but reassured, the men
Orange, Calif., where she attended
Cmery was indeed surprised when the
breathed hasty apologies. This girl,
the sixtieth wedding anniversary of
From the Sheriff’s Office
>arty began to walk into her home.
they said, just fitted the description of
friends.
Refreshments were taken along by
Audrey Chambers, who was sen an heiress, missing now several days,
J. L. Holycrow is recovering nicely he guests, also small prises for
tenced to serve ten days and pay a who had been reported eo route from
Boston to New York.
from his heart and flu attack and is ■ridge which were won by Mr. and
$25 fine by Justice Bolt at Marshfield,
"Thank you—George,” Judy smiled,
now able to receive company. His drs. Norcott. Mrs. Emery also was for failing to stop at the scene of
when they were alone. ,
brother, T. J. Holycroas, left Tuesday «resented with a lovely potted plant an automobile accident, was
brought
"You're welcome, Judy. Do you be
for his hoipe in Tacoma.
n honor of the day. Those taking to Jail here Wednesday.
lieve In wish fulfillment?”
Joe Styman, arrested by Traffic
Saturday Special—-Light hens 16c >art in the affair were Messrs, and
"That's something to do with
desdames Roy Neal, C. K. Norcott, Officer Currie for having no driver’s
a pound dressed. Peoples Market.
dreams. Isn't It?"
5afe Compton, A. E. Bradford, Ray- license, was fined $10 by Justice Belt
"Uni-h’m, so I’ve heard, Anyway, I
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Claver, of-the nond A. Jeub, Theodore Clinton, R.
yesteroday. He is serving it out at was dreaming on the train I had met
Liberty Theatre, intend leaving to ?. Boober, Kennett Lawrence, R. L.
you and now I have."
$2 per day in the county Jail.
morrow morning on a few days’ trip Itewart and F. S. Emery.
“Well, you'd better wake up and
Clough Haynes, arrested for steal
to Portland.
They will be accom
ing cattle, in the Coos Bay section, help me get out of here before those
panied from Roseburg by her parents,
private detectives come back. See
Coming as Supply Pastor
waived grand jury investigation, and
Mr. and JiN*. E. A. Gross.
them over by the gate? I'll wager
The Foursquare Church Is very for entered his plea of guilty before Judge
Mark Woodruff, whom all republi tunate to 'have as supply pastor Rev. Brand in Circuit court Tuesday. He they're still watching me."
He looked at her queerly. She was.
cans in the state know as one of the Thompson Eade, from Loa Angeles, was given the maximum sentence of
then, that missing heiress, He’d read
managers of the campaign last fall, vho in the absence of Rev. and Mrs. five years in the pen. but the judge something about It In the paper. “Sup
was a Coquille visitor last Monday. T R. Jackman will conduct all ser ordered that he be held in jail here pose I stick around a hit. Miss—Miss
He came down here on business and vices in the church.
Rev. M. Eade for 90 days at which time he will Smith. We seem to have lots of things
may decide to locate in Coquille.
In common—initials and glances, for
is an evangelist of much experience consider the matter of parole.
Instance.
How about a common
The American Legion Auxiliary and »nd is a very interesting speaker. For
lunch ?"
iome
time
Mr.
Eade
was
on
the
stage
Relief Corps will hold a Lincoln’s
Stamps for R«pa ratios*
“I think you're being horrid, but I’m
birthday potluck dinner in the W. 0. n Canada, later went to war, was to
One of the most valuable stamp col starved and I would like to give those
tally
disabled
and
remained
an
invalid
W. hall Tuesday, February 7, at noon.
lections In the world was assembled dumb sleuths the slip.”
All members of the I«egion, Auxilliary ’or some time. In answer to prayer, by Count Philip von Ferrari, duke of
Downtown, In a restaurant noted for
and Relief Corps ar* invited and asked Mr. Eade was healed and has devoted Gallieru. Of unlimited resources, he Its excellent cuisine, Judy's eyes
his life to preaching the gospel since roamed the wffi-ld for single specimens. touched her companion's. This time
to bring a covered dish. “
that time. Not only is he a splendid In his Paris quarters hung a bag In be blushed. "1 don't wish to seem
The Woman’s Relief Corps and
preacher but an artist of note. Mr. which he placed $10,000 a week just Impertinent, Miss Smith," he accented
Auxiliary of American tagion will
and Mrs. Eade accomapnied Mrs. Mc for stamp purchases. Two secretaries the name slightly. “It’s your own af
meet at the W. O. W. hall Tuesday,
Pherson-: Hutton on her evangelistic spent all of their time looking after his fair If you want to be among the miss
February 7Hh. Dinner at noon, fol
collection. The stamps were kept ing, but If 1 could be of service In any
trip to England a few years ago.
lowed by a patriotic program in honor
singly in file cases Instead of the usual way—you—you can trust me,” he
of Washington’s and Lincoln’s Birth
albums When the count died, an ex blurted out
Odd Fellows Dance Tonight
"So you think I’m Angela, tool"
ile from France, at tausanne In 1917
days.—«Press Correspondent
Your committee has arranged for
“Fve seen your picture tn the roto
It was found that he had willed his
Albert Rives, formerly with the another of their delightful daneing
collection, valued at millions of dol gravure.”
Oerding Hardware here, and N. R. parties at the I. O. 0. F. hall Friday lars. to the German postal museum at
“I know. We do look alike. Well,
Alber came in yesterday from Port evening, February 3rd.
Invitations Berlin. French courts seized It as I owe you some explanation, I suppose.
land to spend a couple of days. The through the committee have been ex alien property and sold It at public Pm Miss Herrick's double. It's a ter
latter is interested in a couple of cases tended to a number of guests. We auction. The sale of the 25.000 speci rible thing to be a millionaire««.
which are coming before Judge Brand urge you to be there early to assist mens extended over four years The You're watqped every minute. If you
in chambers at Marshfield today.
in welcoming and entertaining them. amount realized wax $937.000 which visit a girl friend without telling the
the French promptly applied to Ger world you're reported missing. Poor
Mrs. C. A. Gage, who has been ill A three-piece orchestra will furnish
Angela ran away to have a little
man reparations
excellent
music,
and
a
light
lunch
with an infected hand and in the
peace. She’s on her way home now.
will
be
served
in
the
banquet
room.
hospital part of the time for the past
Gave me the wink when she walked
—Ira Chase, Harry Rose, A. N
Life Expectancy
two months, is improving very Satis
past those detectives who detained me.
Science seems to be coming slowly You see, I stall off reporters and cam
factorily now. She has returned Gould, Committee.
to the conviction that long life Is an era men, while she sails by Incognito
from Myrtle Point and ia staying for
inherited characteristic, one family In a wig and one of those now veils.
Knife Hospital Notes
a time with her sister, Mrs. Birdie
Skeels.
Lodema, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. history has been so thoroughly studied You must cross your heart and hope
that the dates of birth and death are to die you won't ever tell."
Isom Clinton, who has been asso W. E. Cross of the Roy district, un known for 2.859 of Its members. Those
“No, I wont tell."
derwent
an
operation
for
appendici
ciated with Fred Kunx in operating
He was, she saw, looking at her
who lived long had long lived chil
dren. Fathers and mothers who lived with misgivings. "You're disappoint
the garage at the rear of the Taylor tis yesterday morning.
Mrs. E. A. Woodyard is recovering to the age of eighty had children who ed that you didn't rescue an heiress?
Battery & Service Station, since the
shop was opened last fall, moved to nicely from a major operation, per averaged a life of fifty-two years; I’m sorry.”
Marshfield. Monday, and resumed his tained by Dr. Richmond at the hos those who <lled at sixty w4re followed — “I'm tickled to death you aren't that
by descendants whose average life was Herrick girl. I was just wondering
former. position with
the
Oregon pital Monday.
only
thirty-two and eight tenths years. how many other travelers you call
Mrs.
Zed
Finley,
of
the
Johnson
Stages.
Excessive- work, accident and the George."
Mill district, underwent a major oper
“Why. George. I—”
Miss Ruby Haskin who is recover ation Tuesday and Mrs. Frank Miller, diseases of childhood are the principal
"Because I won't have It I Do you
ing from an illness and an operation who resides on the Fishtrap road, factors which Interfere with the Inher
ited tendency toward a certain life hear? Suppose I hadn't been me, but
at the Knife hospital some weeks ago, submitted to one on Wednesday.
span. Medical science has made the some other fellow, why—here you'd
intends leaving next week for Brown
Cecil Barker wax able to return to
ville, with her sister, Mm, H. S. Fort, his home in Myrtle Point yesterday third of these much less deadly dur been, having luncheon with some other
ing the Inst century and thereby im George."
who haa been here caring for her. and Jack Johnson was dismissed
on mensely Increased the average expect
“Why. George—Say, what Is your
Miss Haskin has conducted the gift Monday.
name, anyway?"
ancy of life.
and kodak shop in the Drane building
"It's George," George confessed.
on Second street, but expects now to
“George Jarvis Sa undent Only I
One
Divorce
Granted
make her home with her sister.
dropped off my first name. Always
Modern Slang Expression
Judge Brand in Circuit court here
Honky tonk is the expression need hated it till I beard you say IL Say
Tuesday granted a divorce to Nellie
agaii will you 7”
B. P. W. Dinner Monday Night Frances Thurman, separating her to describe ■ restaurant which has th« It agaiq.
"All right, you silly old—George. I
characteristics of those of the Lime
The regular B. P. W. aeMion will be from Lloyd ,G Thurman.
house district of London. The expres never went out with a man before,
held at a dinner meeting next Monday _ On Wednesday
_ he heard
___ ___________
the case of sion originated from the words given really," she confided. "Rut I have to
evening at 6:30 in the club rooms in , Gudmundson vs. Gudmundson, in
in to the type of music usually' played I have a little life of my own."
"Bure you do, Judy." Saunders
the Laird building.
At that time each ■ which Mirs. Adslia Gudmundson ap- In these places. The music Is I'liltyse
member will bring
the earnings from pealed from his former decision, and Is characterized by deep igjim stared at her In open admiration.
the ten cents she
invested a month awarding the custody of the child to beats used as.bass for walling mel "Suppose I run along now and show
ago, with a report on how the addi- the father, Roy Gudmundson. The ody. If one stretches his Imagination my samples. I’m In jewelry get a
Judge granted a modification of the he can almost hear in tbe drum beats big discount on engagement rings, you
tional amount was earned.
the words “honky tonk. honky tonk.“ know. Couldn't you meet me for din
—.............
decree, awarding the child’s cwtody
The cafes were of tbe lower class, ner and begin that little life of your
I. O. O. F. Drill Tram Notice to the mother and allowing the father dancing girls and opium being two of own—our ownY*
the privilege of visiting him.
“I’d love to," smiled Judy. “1 don’t
the attractions The expression was
Attention members of the Rebekah
have
to double for Angela this eve
used
during
the
World
war
to
describe
drill team. Be at the I. O. O. F. hall
Alpine Coal, lump 34.50, 2 tone Parisian dance halls of tbe lowest ning, thsnk heaven I"
Tuesday, Feb. 7, at T* p. m. for
George paid the check. "I have a
$8.50, nut coal $3 per ton.
E. M. class.
drill practice.
By order of Drill
bunch." he said at parting, “that you
» u
Brinar, phone 71.
45tf
”
tf
Captain.
won’t be anybody’s double very long
because
you’ll be somebody’s better
Warranty and Bargain A Sal«. . If you want to subscribe for « Port
. Blinks for filing notices of assess
hslf. Are you good at arithmetic?
Deeds for sale at The Sentinel office. land daily the dubbing combination
Wsll, figure that oat for yourself
ment work on mining claims fft- »»1^
we offer with the Sentinel will save Then ho left her, blushing furiously
at Sentinel office.
Galline card* 100 far |LM,
you bbo noy.
J. M. Elwood, who lives on North
Coulter, is reported as quite jU.
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DRUGGISTS
STATIONERS
House Warming at Nprway I could not get through from Powers,
A house warming was given at the !
he U
old Cari Jensen home at Norway for
Versatile Felm Tree
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lewis and family
The palm provides man with more
who have just moved there. The eve
useful articles than any other kind of
ning was enjoyed by playing games
tree. It furnishes food, clothing, tim
and progressive cootie. Those from ber, fuel, fiber, paper, starch, qugar,
Coquille were Dr. and Mm. J. F. oil. wax, wine, tannic add, dyeing ma
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hultin and terlals and a number of other prod
non, George, Mr. and Mrs. E. O’Brien ucta—Collier’s Weekly.
and two children, Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
Culbertson' and children and Mr. and
No Royal Road
Mrs. Harold Burnett.
Those from
Experience cannot be purchased, and
Arago and Norway vicinities were It has no correspondence course.—
Dolores, Iris and Genevieve Barkiow, Houghton IJne.
Misaei Norma Johnson and Helen
Mast, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gainer r
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Robison and
Chadwick Lodge No. 68
daughters. From Marshfield was Mrs.
A. F. & A. M.
C. F, Hawke. Misses Lila and Bessie
Stated Communication
Lewis, Rayburn and Ellis, and Mrs.
Tuesday, Feb. 14
Lewis were present but Mr. Lewis
7:30 P. M.
was unable to be there on account of
a slide on the Power* road so that he
Admission Price
REDUCED
FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS STARTING FEB. 3
Smile, Laugh and
Be Happy
We Want Every Man, Woman and Child in this Community
to be Happy. Come to .the Liberty Theatre. Forget Your
Trouble« and Worries and Enjoy Two Weeks of Outstand
ing Entertainment at a Price within Reach of Everyone.
ADULTS
Children
10c
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEB. 3-4
Pack up your troubles _ _ sweep away the blue«.
IT’S A RIOT!
Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy in
“PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES”
ON THE STAGE EVERY FRIDAY
THE
BIG GIFT CARNIVAL
MONDAY, TUESDAY, FEB.
ONE MODERN PARADISE
One Adam _ _ One Apple ■_ _ Two Eve«
That Makes
Two Hour« of Love and Laughter
'TROUBLE IN PARADISE”
With Mariam Hopkin«, Kay Francis
Herbert Marshall Charlie Ruggles
SUNDAY,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, FEB. 8-9
BELIEVE IT 0^ NOT!
Pal Night will be continued Wednesdays and Thursdays
at the reduced price two adults for 25c.
AND WHAT A PICTURE!
Lee Tracy in ‘THE NIGHT MAYOR
with Evalyn Knapp, Eugene Palette. Warren Hymer
MATINEE SUNDAY
EVENINGS, TWO SHOWS
2 O’clock
LIBERTY XX
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