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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1934)
Winners at Cora Show Blowout Protection? ' Sure! But NON-SKID GRIP Is 5% times mere stecessory te safety gst it during the slippery driving det*« Coquille Service Station There were more entries of com at the annual show last week than there were a year ago and most of it was of a very fine quality. The exhibit room was thronged both days with visitors who inspected the com, potatoes, ’ apples, root crops, pump kins, squash, nuts, etc., which were present in so many varieties. Prize winners, as awarded by Prof. G. R. Hyslop, of O. S. C., were as follows, the first name indicating a blue ribbin winner, the second a red, and the third a white: Corn 10 ears yellow dent—Mrs. A, J. Mayse, Dora; Hugo Michel, Coquille; James T. Evemden, Bridge. 100 ears yellow dent—Hugo Mich el, Coquille; F. G. Hermann, Broad bent; John Culbertson, Myrtle Point. 10 ears white dent—Frank Lane. Coqulllo; F. G. Hermann, Broadbent 100 ears white dent—F. G. Her- nann, Broadbent. 10 cars flint—R. Jt. Holverstott. McKinley; Jas. T. Tvemden, Bridge 10 enrs sweet com—Mrs. A. J. Ma.vse, Dora; F. G. Hermann, Broad bent; H. L. Hansen, McKinley. 10 ears pop com—H. L. Hansen, McKinley. 100 ears flint—Jas. T. Evemden, bridge. Potatoes Long type—Cfynärd Holverstott. McKinley; Pete Milter, Coquille; C. A. Holverstott, McKinley. Round type—O. H. Aasen, Arago; K. E. Pettingill, Coquille; J. D. Clinkenbeard, Coquille.. Sweet Potatoes—J. F. Glenn, Mc Kinley. Armistice The Busy Coner will observe Armistice Day by being closed all day Monday, November 12. ' OREGON JUMBO WALNUTS Fancy New Crop 25¿ » FREESTONE PEACHES in Heavy Syrup Two 2'/j Cans IXL ALMONDS Beat Quality Soft Shell ■ JACKSON’S NAPA SODA WATER -12 oz. Bottles 23c New Crop, lb STRAWBERRY PRESERVES PEACH PRESERVES Apricot-Pineapple PRESERVES 39c Big Jar, 2 lb, 6 oz. 35c HONEY 2 for 25c CHEF’S CHOICE MUSHROOMS 4 oz. Can 25c CASABA MELONS Very Nice 49c 5 lb Pails Special Fancy Denco Hams 23c Half or Whole, per lb Root Crops 10c Fresh Florida Grapefruit, large size Stock Carrots—Frank Burgess, 1st and 2nd. Coquille; Ray Detlefsen, Co quille. Stock Turnips—C. A. Holverstott, McKinley. Pup Male—1. Grant Hartwell, Riv Fox Show On r riday Stock Beets—Ted Myers, Coquille; Saturday a Fine Success erton; 2. Lyle Smith; 8. Austin Clin Ray Detlefsen. Coquille. We Feature Coos County’s Own ton; 4. Harold Potts; 5. Austin Clin Pumpknis both mild and old cheese. A real quality product The Fox Show, which is fast be ton; 6. Josh Ruble; 7. Mr. Carmen, 2 Stock Pumpkins — Frank Bur predate good cheese, you will find it here. coming a main feature of the annual Gaylord. gess, Coquille; C. A. Holverstott, Me- 1 Pup Female—1. C. M. Hartwell; 2 Coquille Corn Show, was a fine suc Kinley. cess this year. The Com Show com Grant Hartwell; 8. C. M. Hartwell; 2 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY 2 Pie Pumpkins—V. G. Pettingill, mittee co-operated in every respect, 4. George Steward; 5. Lyle Smith; 8. Coquille; K. E. Pettingill, Coquille. with special credit given to Ray Austin Clinton; 7. Mr. Carmen; 8. Largest Pumpkin—C. A. Holver Jeub, instigator in having the exten Harold Potts. stott, McKinley; C. S Hatcher, Mc Blue Foxes—1st and 2nd, Harold sion built on to the show room. The Kinley. Potts, Marshfield. Coos County Fox Breeders’ associa Squash ■ — ■ - tion were the sponsors of the show 2 Green Hubbard—Wm. Church, MYRTLE POINT ITEMS under the direction of Josh Ruble, Coquille. president. •, .■>• i Mr. Vnd Mrs. D. Case, of Gold 2 Banana—Mrs. Frank Burgess, Mr. Holt, of Vancouver, British Beach, spent the week-end at the Coquille; Marjie Clinton, Coquille. Columbia, was judge in place of home of Mrs. Case’s parents, Mr. and There were 25 different varieties Howard Erickson, who was not able Mrs. Loius Furman. of applies entered and most of them to be present. The men who did the Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Morrison and were as fine appearing apples as are most in helping the exhibiters under two sons, Ray and Frank, and Ray grown in any of the famous apple stand the quality of their fus and also Guerin returned home Saturday eve sections. Prize winners in this de Wheeler and Woolsey "Wharf Angel” and “The Old-Fashioned opposing clan. When Wheeler falls in love with the daughter of the hos their breeding qualities were: E. N. ning from a ten days* trip to Idaho partment were: Geo. Hampton, O. H. Way” to Be Shown at Liberty Theatre the Coming Week tile loader of the enemy, Woolsey at Walker, of Gresham, Oregon, presi and Washington. Aasen, R. H. Munford, Alvin Freden- dent of the Oregon State Fox Breed tempts to reconcile the foe. Then hi Mr. and Mrs. Dave Carey, of Pow burg, all of Arago; H. L. Hansen, of ers Assn.; C. S. Stacey, of Salem, ers, spent the week-end at the home McKinley; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hol larious events are said to pyramid Oregon, a director in the Oregon state of their daughter, Mrs. Charles Bell- verstott, T. H. Benham, R. J. Holver into a side-splitting climax association; J. S. McCorkle, of Kirk shaw, and on Saturday attended the stott, of Fairview; J. W. Banholster, Mary Carlisle, one of the up-an- land, Washington; Harry Stumbo, of Corn Show in Coquille. coming younger stars, appears with K. E. Pettingjjl, Keith Holverstott, J. Grants’Pass; George Williams, of the comedy team as the pretty daugh M. R. Lee is in Portland this week D. Clinkenbeard, Frank Burgess and Portland; William Boehner, of New cm a business and pleasure trip. ter of the enemy clan, portrayed by Mrs. Ida Owen, all of Coquille. York, N. Y.; and Dr. Glazier, Of E. O. Carter, yvho has been con- Noah Beery. “Spanky” McFarand, Miscellaneous Washington. I fined to his home for several weeks bright child actor, plays the orphan. Winter Nellie Pears—Mrs. Frank There were thirty-one foxes of with Illness, te slowly improving, Burgess, Coquille. which twenty-nine were silvers •nd and . Mrs. A. M. Cooper returned home No girls are more tempestuous in Keiffer Pears—Geo. Hampton, Ar two were blues. The grand show „„„ „lu, where wuc.lt. «nc from rulu Portland, she visited her ago; J. D. Clinkenbeard, Coquille. their love making than are the señor champion cup was won by C. M.1 „¡ster, Mrs Fred Poppey. itas of old Mexico, if one may judge Winter De Argo Pears—Mrs. Frank Hartwell, of Riverton, with a beauti Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parry and Lane, Coquille. by the fiery little Chatita, heroine of ful silver pup female. This te the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Parry, of the new-process Technicolor melody I-es Pedeza Sericia—Frank Bur- second consecutive year that Mr. Jerome, Idaho, spent the week-end drama, “La Cucaracha, which will gess. Coquille. Hartwell has brought home the cup. with relatives here. also be shown Sunday, Monday and Bayo Speckled Beans—Mrs. Frank Twenty dollars was donated to the Mrs. F. E. McGrew and daughter, Burgess, Coquille. Tuesday. The first effort of Pioneer show by the Corn Show committee Anna, of Portland, are visting this Pictures released by RKO-Radlo, “La White Navy Beans—Mrs. Frank and was distributed as follows: $4 00 week at the E. O. Sempert home. Cucaracha” utilizes not only color, Burgess, Coquille. each for the first prize in all four Mrs. Lester Dement and Mys. P. but music and dancing as well, mak Scarlet Runner Beans—Mrs. Frank classes of silvers, 50c each for the W. Laird spent the week-end visiting ing them an integral part of the plot. Lane. Coquille. four fourth places, and |1.00 each in Salem. They returned home the “La Cucaracha” abounds in songs Filberts—J. W. Banholster, Co for the two first places of the blue first of the week. « quille. • and ensemble dancing, and its smash foxes. For second place was given Wheeler and W ing theme sdng, from which the title is Franquett Walnuts—C. A. Holver the choice of a sack of Crown Cubes Stunt Night at Riverton stott, Coquille. derived, was formerly a barracks Baby LeRoy, Hollywood’s young- picture she plays a hostess in a or a sack of Minatone fox feed, the Table Carrot—H. L. Hansen, Mc est motion picture star, is teamed tawdry live in the very center of the song of the days of the Villa revolu Did you ever hear of such a bar remainder to be given to the winner Kinley. tion. of third place in each class. Ribbons gain! Where else can you hope to get again with his deadly rival and hell-raising Coast. Into her life have One Flat of Tomatoes — O. H. feudist, W. C. Fields, in the new pic- ' come many men but it isn’t until she so much for 15c? And to crown it all, were given by the Oregon State Fox Pioneer Passes at Bridge Aasen, Arago. ture, “The Old-Fashioned Way,” at' meets Foster, fugitive from justice, Breeders Assn, for the first five it is a perfectly new idea for an eve Cranberries—A T. Morrison, Ban the Liberty Theatre tonight. ning ’ s entertainment. Tonight is the Mrs. Matthew Belieu, aged 74 Ori- ' that she alters her path of life. Not places in each of the four classes. , t t t The winners in the various classes wights in the^Riverton high don. ginally teamed up in Paramount's ( even hard-boiled McLaglen, burly, years, passed away Wednesday morn Quince—C. A. Pettingill, Coquille; I school gymnasium. There you will were as follows: “Tillie and Gus,” this pair works to- fighting sailor, can take her from the ing at her home at Bridge, after an H. L Hansen, McKinley. Grand Show Champion—C. M. see about six boxing matches of three gether for the second time in “The one man who has touched her heart. illness of a few days, with intestinal rounds each by professional boxers Peppers—H. L. Hansen, McKinley, Hartwell, Riverton. Old-Fashioned Way.” While, from the love of one she gains flu. She had been an invalid for 1st and 2nd; Adult Male—1 Austin Clinton, Co rand amateurs Think of it, over 18 “The Old-Fashioned Way” pre a new slant on life, from the jealousy several years and confnied to a wheel —■ 1 "-r « ... quille; 2. Harold Potts, Marshfield; i rounds of fighting. But wait, there sents Fields as the manager and lead of the other she learns its sadness; chair. She is survived by her hus is more coming; there will be several Auxiliary Business Meeting 8. C. M. Hartwell, Riverton; 4. Josh ing man of a hungry troupe of stock but the picture is brought to a satis band. son, two daughters, and a num ber of grand children. Mr. and Mrs Ruble, Coquille; 5. Lyle Smith, Len- i of the fastest and most thrilling The American Legion Auxiliary's players, such as used to tour the fying, thrilling ending. wrestling matches that you have seen Belieu were among the early pioneers eve; 8. Mr Deyoe, Myrtle Point. monthly business meeting will be provinces in the.Gay 90's. Adult Female—1. Josh Ruble; 2. for years, .nd stunts that will keep held Monday. Nov. 12, at 8?00 p. m. in Laid in a realm where fierce feuds of the Bridge community. Ducking the sheriff and the irate ” *| ^«^^hyX A^ihi”"*"? keePer in one town’ lhe* fle* are as common as mammy songs, Lyle Smith; 8. Miles Hartwell, River month to*Xe. ° Free Night Class ton; 4. George Steward, Leneve; 5. Bart wSX Jm£ * XXrWK£ “JUTX5S “Kentucky Kernels" brings Harold Potts; Marshfield; 8. Harold Wheeler and Robert Woolsey to the The free educational class for that this is all for the men, as the Potts; 7. Austin Clinton. can Leilon as <ue8t* Anyone widow, a fatuous lady with dramatic Liberty Theatre in their newest com adults, under the supervision of Mrs fair sex will be entertained <------ edy hit. mUv. membership te especially ambitions and a romantic urge. Jone Creager, met in the city hall on I 1 " ..................... The popular pair are seen as two Wednesday with thirteen men and » I Her baby son, played by Baby Le Arago volley ball girls’ team is com Gldys L. Wheeler, Auxiliary Publi Roy, takes a liking to Fields, and the vaudeville magicians who become women in attendance. A very inter- ing here to meet the renowned Riv city Chairman. j widow finances the troupe on Fields* involved, in a family feud when their eating class was held in English and erton team and woe be to either team promise that she be permitted to act ward inherits a vast Southern estate. Spelling. Anyone interested in re- for they are very evenly matched, on all kinds of Thus Wheeler and Woolsey inadver- viewing the elementary subjects 1s Birthday Party at McKinley with them. from all reports we have been hear So, torn between love of money tently step into a busy feud with an invited to enter the class. ing. The girls* athletic association Little Miss Ardyee, daughter of is also sponsoring some very beauti Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Mast, of McKin and his duty to his company, Fields ful clog and tap dancing to rest the ley, celebrated her ninth birthday manages to find a happy solution for Local and Long Distance weary nerves. with a Japanese party last Sunday. his troubles, and even a happy ending The crowning glory of the evening The decorations, the birthday cake for the romance of his daughter, will be the dance from about 9:00 and other refreshments carried out played by Judith Allen. p. m. on. with music by the Watson the Japanese idea The games were Phones 101J—224L orchestra. Now, friends, what do you also Japanese Those attending were “Wharf Angel,” a story of the old, Corner Third and Coulter Phone 100 think of that? And it is all for Just Helen and Harold Wright. Violet two-fisted-fighting days of the famed 15c. How could anyone fail to come? Carrilo, Wallte Mast, Eleanor Maid Barbary Coast,’comes as the preview . Coquille en. Jerene Mast, Velva King and the tonight. « Dorothy Dell is the blonde, See Schroeder's Jewelry Store hostess who received many lovely singing star of the Ziegfeld Follies about buying your anniversary or gifts. whom Paramount took to Hollywood Christmas present with county or on a long term contract This is her school warrants at par. Calling carda, 80 tor 11.00. flrat screen appearance, and in the Mellowest Cheese Busy Corner Grocery IE.1** - “L”. New low Price COAL HAUUNG Mansell Drayage & Gano Funeral Home Ambulance Service
