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School Announcements
Three Fine Shows at
—Will Open September 5
Liberty Beginning Tonight
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Starting thia Friday night the
week’s program at the Liberty Thea­
t era st of economy and if the enroll­ tre is an usually attractive one. For
ment does not increase, organisation tonight and Saturday the main pic­
will be perfected to care for the sec­ ture, “Parole Girl,” features Mae
tions of grades affected.
Clark and Ralph Bellamy.
High School registration is as fol­
The production concerns • young
lows:
girl innocently drawn into the con­
Wednesday, August thirtieth, is to fidence game by a slick racketeer, who
be known as Inquiry Day for students through aiding her father at some
and parents. Hours: 9 to 4 p. m. in time, holds her under obligation. Hale
the High School Library. Principal Hamilton is “Tony," a suave gang­
Hartley will be in charge.
ster.
Marie
Prevost
portrays
Registration is to take place Thurs­ “Jeanie," a hard-boiled but lovable
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day, August SI, and Friday, Septem­ character, who throws bricks at wom­
ber 1, in the Library of the High en rivals for her man. There are sev­
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School. Hours: 9:30 to 4 p. m.
eral outstanding comedy scenes.
We urge that all parents and stu­
The' Saturday night preview, at
dents take advantage of these days 10:46, features Lionel Barrymore in
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that are set . wide and clear up all "Looking Forward." The star is sup­
questions as to courses, unite, and ported by such well known players as
credits.
Lewis Stone, Bemita Hume and Phil­
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General faculty meeting will .bel lips Holmes.
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The picture tells a story of the
held Saturday, September 2, at 2 p.
m. in the High School study hall. Sec­ modern business world and the effects
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tional faculty meetings will be held of the depression on a great depart­
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in the different buildings with the ment store. Its title, ‘"Looking For­
principals on Monday, September 4, ward,” was selected by special per­
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mission of President Franklin Roose­
as follows:
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High School—0:30 in the High velt. The symbolic phrase was used
by the President as the title of hi* re­
School Library.
Washington—10:30 in the Princi- cently published and widely acclaimed
book.
pal’s room.
And then on Sunday night comes
Lincoln—2 KM) p, m, in the Library
one of the outstanding pictures of
at Lincoln.
School opens and all student« are re­ 1933, "Hell Below.” Thousands of
quested to be present for all day on men and women appear in the cast.
Tuesday, September 5. Primary stu­ The picture was filmed at Pearl Har­
dents entering the first grade will be bor, Hawaii.
Uncle Sam’s navy may be describ­
kept only at the discretion of the in­
ed as the unpublicixed star of "Hell
structors.
We have been asked many times Below," for without the active co­
during the summer regarding our at­ operation of the naval department,
titude toward post graduate students. filming of this ambitious sea picture
We realise and appreciate the condi­ could scarcely have been undertaken
tions facing many high school grad­ at all.
The picture was adapted from
uate« and, as far as 'possible, the ad­
ministration is willing to cope with Commander Edward EHsberg’s story,
and meet this situation.
Graduates “Pigboata,”, and its all-star cast in­
from the Coquille High School, unde- cludes Robert Montgomery, Waiter
People have come to expect Chevrolet to
economy . . . Cushion-Balanced to blot out
the age of twenty-one, are welcome to Huston, Madge Evans, Jimmy Du­
lead the world in automobile sales. But this . vibration . . . full of snap and vigor —altogether
enroH for work if they do so with the rante. Eugene Pallette and Robert
year Chevrolet has done even more than that.
idea of completing their course and Young, under the direction of Jack
the most efficient engine in the low-price field.
maiding the very beat of their oppor­ ConWay. For fifteen days the actor*
According to the latest available figures, Chev­
in
“
Hell
Below,"
coached
by
regular
Then there’s Syncro-Mesh with Silent Second,
tunities. If there is a sufficient num­
rolet alone has sold almost as many cars this year
ber of post graduate students who en­ navy men, manned torpedo tubes,
the Starterator, Simplified Free Wheeling, the
• as all the rest of the low-price field combined!
rol! we hope to organise a separate worked control* and literally lived un­
Octane Selector, long, parallel-mounted springs—
class for them and perhaps get in der the water at the submarine base
When a car looms above its field like that, there
more advancements than we have space to
touch -with the Extension Division of at Pearl (Harbor. That’s how the big­
can’t be any argument about it. It mutt be
describe. And Chevrolet prices are as low as $445.
gest
thrill
ever
staged
by
submarines
one of our state institutions and offer
an all-round better buy. And that’s exactly
Don’t guess—buy from the leader. Get a car that
an extension course for credit Of lor a talking picture was made.
Cameras from portholes of sub­
what Chevrolet offers you. Fisher bodies, with
has been proved sound and dependable by more
course, in registering post graduate
students it is to be understood that if merged submarine photographed ac­
the new ventilation system and the strongest
owners than any other automobile you can buy.
classes are crowded, they cannot be tion—thanks to special underwater
and
quietest
body
construction
of
the
day
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CHEVROLET
MOTOR CO., DETROIT, MICH.
admitted as we must avoid over-load­ lights and lenses, and the fact that
•olid steel over a sturdy hardwood frame.* A
Hawaiian
waters
are
so
remarkably
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prio
—
t.
o.
b.
Flint,
Mioh. Spooial tqulfmttit aajtra. Lear
ing our teaching force and going be­
valve-in-head six engine, unapproached for
dalirarad prmaa and aaay O. ft. A. C. forms.
yond the state limit in number. But clear. In the picture one sees a big
*Stool alone i> not enowgh.
as long as there is room and no inter­ submerged submarine heading right
ference with the regular program, for the camera—see* it blow off, dive,
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post graduate students are welcome. pump out the tank* and rise again.
One
sees
depth
bombs
being
hurled
The State Textbook Commission of
Oregon has selected a number of new by “Y-Guns" as they lay a pattern
texte for the High Schools of Oregon. under water. One sees them explode,
Students should be sure, before buy­ making great globules as the water
A OINIRAl MOÎOII VALUI
ing second-hand texts, that they have is displaced, and the submarine rushes
through
them,
in
a
desperate
race
to
not become obsolete.
If parente and patrons have any escape their terriffic concussion.
Coquille, Ore.
Anti-aircraft
guns,
operating
questions at any time please feel
are
free to call the office and information •gainst diving attack planes
will be gladly given. We urge and shown in another thrilling scene.
invite parente and .patron* to visit our Then a bomber appears on the hori-
schools and get acquainted with what son. The submarine dives, and the
camera follows the dive down below
is actually being done.
her of openings for inexperienced
Army Wants Band Men
9incerly, Chester L. Ward, Superin­ the surface.
Major Paul Hathaway, U. S. Army men in the 7th Infantry, Vancouver
And then for Pal Night, Wednesday
tendent.
Barracks, Washington. These open­
and Thursday next week, comes Geo. Recruiting Officer, 323 New Post Of­
ings are available now and will con­
fice
Building,
Broadway
and
Glisan
Arliss, whom many picture fans pre­
U. S. Civil Service Exams
tinue to be during the month of Sep­
fer to any other male actor on the Streets, Portland, Oregon, announces
tember.
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The United States Civil Service
that
he
has
received
authority
to
en
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screen today.
Commission announce* the following
Beloved by the theatre-goers the list a number of experienced bands­
open competitive examinations:
Wild Horses at State Fair
world over, he haa found the perfect men for service in Army bands at
General Foreman (Mountain Road
Wild horses that would rather buck
role in hia latest picture, "The Work­ Presidio of San Franicsco, California,
A Trail Construction), >2300 to >2600
A New
this Mr tarledM froa geaaral adml
ing Man.” It is a highly spiced com- Fort Winfield Scott, California, Fort than eat, and educated horses, world’s
(aoually **e> to the SomMaoS Night Shew at the graadetanS—he* every­
a year.
edy drama of American business and Worden, Washington, and Fort Lew­ ehanopion high jumpers, will feature
body paye—ao paem priâtes. Atteed dally, help break atteadaaee reeerge.
Foreman (Mountain Road A Trail
youthful folly in which the star ap­ is, Washington. The instruments for at the State Fair at Salem, starting
Construction), >1020 to >2000 a year.
pears as a short-tempered, soft heart­ which players are wanted include the Labor Day. And what's best about
Agriculture, ■erttewltera, Uveeteeh, t-H Clahe, taSaetry.
Applications will be rated aa re­
ed champion of *fi>ig business” who following: B flat corneta or trumpets, H all, the two-hour show, taking
ceived until further notice and must
steals time from his own affairs to flutes, clarinets, piccolo, tenor and place in front of the grandstand, is
Rating,
be filed with the Manager, Eleventh
Me—reserved eeata and besee Me and Me extra.
straighten out the lives of the or­ alto saxophone, double B flat bass, free. The only charge is for boxes
U. S. Civil Service District at Seattle,
Men without and reserved seate. In addition to
phaned children of his former strong­ trombone and banjo.
Washington.
previous military service may be ac­ free grandstand seats, standing room
est competitor.
These examinations are for the pur­
As “Reeves," grumpy bachelor head cepted to All these vacancies, the is available for nearly 10,000.
pose of Alling vacancies in the posi­
of a great manufacturing concern, major stated. In addition to the ex­
tions and at the salaries specified, in who goes fishing for a vacation only perienced men desired, Major Hath­
Old Papers, good-sixed package at
the state* of Idaho, Montana, Oregon, to And that the expedition leads him away said that there are still a num­ The Sentinel for 6 cents.
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and Washington, and future vacancies into the most exciting business battle
Grounds
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in positions requiring similar qaulifl- of his life—against his own Aim —
Ins pnildeg, tSr. Ne planen prlntrS. Ne pen eat efcerka. BverykeSy
cationa, at approximately the same Arliss displays all the qaulities that
The banka of Cache county have
W the reSn-e* rale -Kmplayeea, ( enceeeleaere, KxblMtere, Ceateetaata,
Frtrn'ls, Pa: runs- «II alike
rats* of pay.
agreed to subscribe to an award fund,
have made him recognised as the
which will be preaented to five wlnnera
Competitors will not be required to foremost actor of the screen today.
aa follower flrat prise, >35.00; secflnd
report for examination at any place, It is a story Ailed with humor and
LABOR DAY—The Big Opening Day, Sept. 4-9
prlae, >25.00; third prlM, >20.00; fourth
but will be rated on their experience amusing situations, replete with real
prlae,
>12
50;
fifth
price,
>7
50.
and fitness.
drums, played by a cast of all-star
Full information and application
Bankers Evolve Plan for Stim­
Recognition for Good Farming
calibre.
blanks may be obtained from Alton
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Th« Tima-Tasted Newt Weakly
In addition to the cash prises, every
ulating Important Aid to
Bette Davis is featured in the
l^atnrliiaer Right from Washington, D.*C.
Grimes, secretary, Board of U. S. principal supporting role as the
farmer customer enrolled, who scores
Farm Success
r«y
sixty per cent or more, will be awsrded
Civil Service Examiners, at Coquille, young reckless-living orphan.
is now offered to you along with YOUR CHOSEN HOME PAPER
a special certificate Issued by the
or any first or second class post office.
'T’HE Cache count), Utah, bankers re
Clearing
House
Association
and
the
Ex
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By a favorable arrangement we are able to send you that
* cently added a stimulus to banker­
Knife Hospital Notes
old reliable family weekly, The Pathfinder, in combination
tension Service jointly In cooperation
Fin« specie) feature« have been ar­
with
this paper, at a price never before equaled. There Is
Mrs. Lucille Waring, of this city. farmer cooperative work by launching with the Agricultural Committee of the
nothing like The Pathfinder anywhere—
ranged for the Legion Auxiliary
a farm accounting contest. At a meeting
Utah Bankers Association.
underwent an operation foe appendi­
nothing equal to it at any price. Over a
of the Clearing House Aseoclation the
dance at Graham Hall, Saturday eve­
million people take it and swear by IL It
The scoring will bo done on the fol­
citis last Saturday.
project was put before the bankers, and
takes ths place of periodicals costing several
ning. The beet of music and a good
lowing basis:
Sammy, 8-year old son of Mr. and methods and plans formulated.
times as much. News from all over ths
lima.
world, the inside of Waslpngton affairs—
Mrs. Robert Kramer, was operated on
Each bank la the county agreed to Farm and home account records
ths truth about politics and business,
(accurate and complete) ....50%
by Dr. Richmond for hernia Wednes­ enroll a minimum of live farmers In
Calling carda 100 for >1.00.
Succees
of
year
’
s
operations
as
stoi
the farm accounting project. The
day.
brought out ta the summary ot
Mrs. J. H. Jackson, of Bandon, sub­ names of the farmers when enrolled
the year's business ...................... >>%
mitted to a major operation on Wed­ will be sent to the Secretary of the
Clearing House, and also to the Ex­ General appearance of farm and
nesday.
improvements and condition of
tension Division of the Utah State
livestock and poultry. (Judging
Agricultural College.
The bankers
METS KER’S COUNTY ATLASES
to be done during the summer
agree to cooperate and keep la close
months)
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lietaker’s County maps and town­ touch with each faimer they enroll so
The contest will end December >1,
ship ownership maps are for sale at as to insure the completion of a maxi­
The Title Co. and County Assessor’s mum number. The bank which sue 11)1. The judges will be the County
office, Coquille, Ore., and the Cham­ coeds at the conclusion of the contest Agent, the County Key Banker, a rep­
resentative of the Clearing Hohse As­
ber of Commerce at Marshfield, Ore., la enrolling the largest number of
sociation. and two representatives se­
farmers
completing
the
project
will
be
the beet maps made in Oregon. “Met-
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by the widest margin
in its history
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