Arizona Wrangler«” to Be
Bere Two Night Next Week
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Dr. Jaa. Richmond returned Tues­
day from a business trip to Portland
on which he left Sunday.
Greeting cards, Bridge tellies and
Place cards for all occasions at H. S.
Norton’s.
PREVIEW
Mrs. C. A. Wynana, mother of Mrs.
R. II. Creager, came in from Medford
Tuesday evening for a visit
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tropical romance warm, the heart.
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In a reliable Oregon stock company.
Dress up that Patriotic Party on
Washington’« Birthday with Bridge
Tallies or Place Cards from H. S. Nor­
ton’s.
Mr. and Mr,. Muri F. Pettit are ex­
pected home Sunday from a trip to
Portland on which they left last Sat­
urday afternoon.
Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor, across
street from Fred Kunz Garage. Phone
86J.
Where the Strong Forever Survive the Weak
Adults 25c
Children 10c
ADMISSION
SUNDAY MONDAY & TUESDAY FEB. 18-19-20
Ifs Got Everything
SEX APPEAL
LAUGHS
MUSIC
DANCING
Paramount'» Musical
Comedv Riot with
Jack Oakia
Jack Haley
Gm«<r Rogers
Thelma Todd
Gregory Ratoff
Lew Cody
Pickens Sisters
end the Hundred
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ADMISSION
Children
Adults
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY FEB. 21-22
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Strawberry Roan"
Suggested by the Song Made Famous by
THE ORIGINAL ARIZONA WRANGLERS
3 COMPLETE SHOWS DAILY 6:30
8:15 and 10:00
ADMISSION
Children 10c
Adults 35c
LIBERTY
Theatre—:—( oquilk*
Mrs. Annie Robison returned home
Monday from Portland where she had
been trisiting since before Christmas
at the Levi Snyder home.
A
gion
over
tend
largo caravan of American Le-
and Auxiliary members drove
to Mareheld last evening to at*
a meeting of the Legion there.
Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and
milk, the only milk and cream mads
safe by pasteurisation.
Ernie Ferrari left Tuesday morning
for Otis, at the Salmon river cut-off
junction with the Coast Highway, on
a business trip, expecting to return
today.
For a square deal, try a ton of
washed lump or nut coal from John­
son Coal Co. Large lump 23.00 per
ton, 15c per sack; Large Nut 22.00
per ton, 10c per Back, at bunker.
Phone 1R12.
Sheriff Lloyd Underwood and his
Original
Arizona
Wrangle™
are
coming to town!
The man who made hia Ariaona
cowtoys the most imitated act in
radio history will bring his original
troupe to the Liberty Theatre next
Wednesday and Thursday, February
21 and 22.
The Arixona Wranglers, led by the
sheriff in person, will present on the­
atre stage the songs and musical
number*« that made them famous over
the air and set a new style in radio
entertainment
It was over a Hollywood station
that Sheriff Underwood first pre­
sent rd The Wranglers. To hundreds
of thousands of listeners in the west­
ern psrt of the United States süch
characters as “Uncle Iron Trail,"
“Slicker," “Sleepy,” “Nubbins," “Dy­
namite,” etc., soon become an fan-
portant part of every evening.
. Many cowboy acta have tried to
immitate the group, but Sheriff Un­
derwood and his Arisons Wranglers
remain the original act that set a
national fad. Their renditions of the
aid cowboy ballads were a distinct
contribution to modern music.
Unlike many radio acta, the Wrang­
lers proved equally popular on the
stage and were even successful in the
movies. Since they went on tour they
have been breaking bouse record« in
almost very town in which they have
played.
Sh -riff U nod r wood, who serves as
master of ceremonies, proves to be
something distinctly new in theatre
entertainment. His personality and
enthusiasm for his cowboy pals have
won him thousands of friends while
on tour between radio engagements.
Th*! troupe hss just returned from
a successful invasion of the east and
is making a final stage tour before
returning to the air.
The theatre
management here is making plane for
a record crowd.
Corn-Hog Reduction Commit­
tees to Be Named Feb. 22
CHILDREN
LOVE this
HONEY-LIKE
COUGH SYRUP
and how QUICKLY it clears those HARD COUGHS
T’S the safe thing to »top that cough—for often a
mere cough may lead to a much more serious ail­
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a cough , with Rexillana. It’s delicious—tastes like
honey. And how it loosens hard dry phlegm, soothes
irritated ticklish throats—end gives you a new feeling
of comfort. Rexillana is sold only at Rexall Drug
Stores. Try it for that cough.
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REXILLANA
4 ox. Bottle
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc
DRUGGISTS
Red Cross Elected County
Officers Last Saturday
Is in an Arliss Picture
In the Geo. Arliss picture, “The
House of Rothschild,** now making at
HoRywood, one of the five Rothschild
brothers is Paul Hervey, son of Mrs.
Helen Harvey, of Eugene, and broth­
er ef Mrs. R. H. Southstone, who
lives on iRink creek, a short distance
out of town. Mr. Harvey played in a
stock company through this section
over 20 years ago, and has been on
the Mage since, until he was selected
to take a part in this picture. His
participation will add interest to the
picture**« showing .in Coquille, al­
though it Will not be in the very near
future.
The annual meeting of the Coos and
Curry county Red Cross, held in the
city hall here last Saturday afternoon,
resulted in the re-election of Mrs. W.
G. Barrow, of Marshfield, as presi­
dent, and the re-appointing of Mrs.
F. F. Schram as Coquille chairman.
Other officers selected were Mrs-
Percy Phillips, vice president; Mrs.
Chas. Stauff, secretary; and John
Ferguson, treasurer, ail of Marshfield.
Other official board members are Mrs.
Chas. Magee, of Empire, Dr. Everett
Mingus and Chris Boesen, of Marsh­
field.
Community chairmen named, who
B. P. W. Meeting Feb. 19
are also members of the official board
Mrs.
Martha Mulkey, chairman of
were Mrs. G. P. Stewart, Powers;
the International Relations Commit­
Mrs. Nellie iRay, Myrtle Point; Mrs.
J. J. Swanson, Eastside; Mrs. Percy tee, will have charge of the next
Phillipa, Marshfield; Mrs. C. C. Ben­ meeting of the Business and Profes­
sional Women’s Club.
She has se­
nett, North Bend; Mrs. Chas. Magee,
Empire; Mrs. Ann Kicking, Bandon; cured Miss Helen Mielke as the guest
Mrs. Albert Pancoast, Bridge; Mrs. speaker of the evening. Mies Mielke
Schram, Coquille; Mrs. O. Knapp, will tell of her trip to Japan last
Port Orford; Mrs. Fannie Trimble, summer in the company with Mitts
Brookings; Mrs. Lucille Bean, Gold Katherine Arbuthnot, instructor at
the Oregon Normal School at Mon­
Beach.
The Red Cross records show that mouth, Oregon. Mrs. Mulkey re­
quests that sM members be present at
1450 people had been given relief of
eight o’clock for roll call.
some fora the past year, including
clothes. The Bridge Sunday school
Visitors at Lions’ Luncheon
children contributed 22 to the Kelso
flood relief.
J. L. Roy, manager of the J. C.
Mrs. LXttler, nurse at Powers, Penney Co. store M Marshfield, and
brought down two boys—Harry Ross M. E. Sqvier, insurance man of Rose­
and Hugh Gibson—of the senior first burg, were guests at the (.ions Club
aid class who gave a demonstration luncheon yesterday.
Both spoke
of first sid and artificial respiration briefly, the hitter telling a story on
for the benefit of the members pres­ Dave Rackleff which occurred while
ent. It was most interesting.
.both were attending a Reserve Officers
The next meeting of the Red Cross esmp. Dave, who is the champion con­
will be on May 5, the place to bo an­ tract hound in Coquille, was playing
nounced later.
solitaire at the time of the story and
not even a plugged stove pipe could
drive him from his game.
Cases Set for Feb. 26
Community committees, the chair­
man of which will automatically be­
come members of the board of direc­
tors of the county com-hog production
control association, will be elected at
a corn-hog producers’ meeting which
V. R. Wilson, “Optometrist” Errors will be held in the county agent’s office
ia refraction corrected, without the in Coquille on Thursday, February 22,
use of drugs. “For glasses” see Wil­ at 10 a. m. for the signers in this dis­
son first and save money.
7tf trict
Farmers who have signed or are
Mrs. Jaa. Richmond left Wednesday
night for Ashland, expecting to re­ interested in the com-hog reduction
main until Sunday visiting her daugh­ program in the Coquille district have
ter, Barbara, who ia attending normal been invited to attend and those who
have not yet signed up will be assisted
school there.
after the committee has been selected.
See Bill Stewart for Old Growth Community committees in both the
Fir; dry White Cedar, 14 inch; Coal Marshfield and Myrtle Point sections
—lump, range, or nut. Phone 164J have already been selected at one of
or 74J.
Stewart Fuel and Hauling the former meetings of the producers
Service.
in those sections.
A similar meeting will be held at
Patients taken at the least poss*>le
pries. Payments arranged to suit. Lakeside on Saturday, February 24
Warm, private rooms, connected with at 10 a. m. for signers in thsFdiatrict.
The elimination of the minimum re­
bath.
Minard home hospital on
quirement of three litters per year be­
Marshfield highway.
fore a farmer is eligible for the bene­
Frank Wilson, who lives a mile be-
fit payments under the corn-hog re­
coad, was in town Monday for the
duction campaign wiM make many
first time sines the first of the year,
more producers in Coos county eli­
yond the county farm, on the Fairview
gible and it is expected that several
He has been down with the flu.
more will sign up at the series of
Washed Coat at the following meetings which will be held from
prices: Lump 23.00 per ton, 15c per February 21 to 24. In addition to the
sack; Nut 22.00 per ton, 10c per sack; general meetings at Lakewide and Co­
Judge Brand in Circuit court last
at the bunker. Johnson Coal Co., one quille, sign-up meetings will be held
half mile north of Riverton.
Phone in Marshfield at the Coos Bay Mutual Friday sot the following cases for
1R13.
Creamery on Wednesday, February hearing on the opening of the Febru­
21, at ten a. m. and in Myrtle Point ary term, which wNl be presided over
Mrs. Roy A. Barton returned home
on Friday, February 22, at ten a. m., by Judge Eddy:
Tuesday from Roseburg where she
State of Oregon vs. Fffi P. Wise.
in the Smith-Hughes rooms at the
was called last Saturday by the seri­
State of Oregon vs. Elmer Olson.
Myrtle Point high school.
ous condition of her father, who un­
City of Coquille m. Frank J. Fish.
derwent a major operation on Monday
Chas. E. Kaiser, et al, vs. W. V.
Eastern Star Dance Feb. 22
of this week. His condition when she
Glaisyer.
The Social dob of Beulah Chap­
left was quite serious.
Gottesman A Company vs. C. McC.
tar O. E. S. is plannig a Washington’s Johnson..
Miss Goldie-Child and her sister.
Birthday dance m Masonic Temple
A. A. Schramm, as Supt. of Banks,
Mrs. Elieon Emmerson, came in this
next Thursday evening, February 22. vs. J. E. Montgomery, M al..
week from Angwin, Calif., called here
st the conclusion of a short stated
Carl Olson vs. State Induetrial
by the serious illness of their mother,
communication.
Accident Commission.
Mrs. Addie Child, who msrkes her
ATI Masons and their families and
Louis Knutson vs. Reedsport Tow
home with her son, J. L. Child. The
friends are invited to attend, the ad­ Boat Co.
elderly lady has been ill for a lang
mission price being 25 cents pe
time and there ia little hope for her
couple.
. ...
V. F. W. Dance, Feb. 24
recovery.
Good music will be a feature of the
Coquille Post No. 1412, Veterans of
Coquille Masons and their wives evening, the floor ia an excellent one
who attended the social evening given and the committee in charge, with ' Foreign Wars, are making extensive
by Bianco Lodge at Marshfield last Mrs. W. H. Mansell as chairpian, in­ I preparations for the big Washington
evening inlcuded Mr. and Mrs. Er­ tend making it one of the most en­ Birthday dance to be given in the
Arago Ball Room here Saturday eve­
nest Purvance, Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ joyable ever held in Coquille.
ning of the next week. Feb. 24. Ernie
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nett Lasrrence, Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Ferrari’s orchestra will furnish the
Ruble, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Davis, Lafe
The Washington’s 'Birthday danec,
Compton and daughters, Dorris and to be given by the Moose in The Dun­ music and the V. F. W. Ix>ys «rill wel­
Marilyn. Dorris presented two de­ geon next Thursday evening, Feb. 22, come one and all. Admission will be
lightful dance numbers for the en­ is a benefit for Moosehaven, the old 40 cefits for men, 25c for ladies.
At a meeting of the post held at
tertainment of those attending.
folks home, established and conducted
the Harry Oerding residence Wednes­
by the Moose Lodge, in Florida. The
Seeking Definite Information proceeds from upwards of 2000 Moose day evening it anas decided to post­
pone indefinitely the feed and initia­
dances, to be held all over/he country
The Coquille Grange, which has
tion which had been planned for next
Thursday night, will be used for the
previously gone on record as in favor
Saturday, preceding the dance.
same purpose.
of the state sales tax, decided last
evening to eend to other state« where
a »ales tax is already in operation,
for a true statement of how success­
ful it is in those Mates. They expect
“but we And with the suurlse
to use the information in refuting the
day baa changed Ita name
statements of organisations and indi­
promise la wnrthlraa ••
Why W« Are I« Nervy
viduals who are fighting the sales tax
The human body contains mors that
on cloth.
io.mn.mn nerves.
Construction of the Bryant cabin
at Bandin beach was started this
week and it » Mrs. Bryant’s intention
to have it completed as soon as pos­
sible.
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