match to Stigai.
Referee Elliott Knocked Out
The other two match?* were as hot
in Wild Melee Last Friday as exploding firecrackers. That dy
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In tin* wildest night ever seen at
the Community Building last Friday,
Jack Lipscomb, the Indiana beast,
won a fall from Don Sugai, knocked
Referee Elliott down, then cruelly
Jumped on his back, and was nearly
mobbed by enraged fans.
It was an evening of whopping
free-for-alls with each match rougher
and tougher than the one before.
Lipscomb annexed the first fall in
eleven minutes with his split crab
hold after battering Sugai from pillar
to post. Lipscomb swung his fists
<iosn all angles and threatened to
,x nd Referee Elliott to the showers if
he interfered.
In the second fall both Sugai and
MBiotl attempted to pare down Lip
scomb’s roughness to something re
sembling wrestling.
As Lipsconjb
urned to heckle the official, Sugai
lashed a perfect drop-kick clear up
ever Lipacomb’s left shoulder which
■onnected with the Hoosier’s chin and
3tretched' him full length on the can-
vaa.
As Lipscomb got to his feet,
Sugai again kicked him on the but
ton to take the fall in six minutes.
As Harry awarded the fall to Sugai,
a hundred things seemed to happen
at the same time. Lipscomb slugged
the referee, who fell forward on his
'ace. The Indiana fanatic jumped on
the hapless official’s back with both
feet and the kicked him twice for
■;ood measure. Fans grabbed Elliott
and pulled him beyond the maniac’s
i-each, while other maddened fans
um.ped into the ring and took con
trol.
Carried to the dressing room, Elli
ott wt<s in no condition to continue,
so Dick Trout went out for the third
(all as substitute referee. Lipscomb,
far from having his spirits dampen-
?d by the threatening crowd, carried
on his mean tactics with wild aban
don.
After five minutes the crowd
was ready to go in after Lipscomb
but Trout beat them to it by dis
qualifying him and awarding the
MEETI
namic Italian, Ernie Pikiao, took two
straight falls from Pat O'Brien in a
wild fray.
O'Brien came out with
both fists flying, and after taking
just so much, Ernie went plumb
crazy. He dove across the ring and
hit the Boston beanster amidships and
then tackled him twics more with
prodigious rushes to take the first
fall In nine minutes.
Ernie really showed the Irishman
how to get rough in the second fall
and ended the match five minutes
later by using his famous back-
breaker.
The first one-hour match of the
triple main event program saw foxy
Thor Jensen pull a fast one—it was
one of the cleverest tricks ever seen
.on a mat. With the score one fall
apiece. Trout got an Indian death
lock/ Jensen from this position got
a double wrist lock on his opponent
and trapped him in his own hold so
that Trout looked like a big baboon
which had Just been spring noosed.
Next wrestling card will be Wed
nesday, Feb. 3, as the Community
3uilding will not be available until
‘hen.
with
The New lyyy
PHILCO
Bulldogs Swamp Red Devils
Coquille High's winning ways in
basketball came to sudden halt last
Friday evening in the North Bend
community building when the Bull-
togs, going wild in the last half,
3wamped the Red Devils, 40-17. The
score at half time was 11 to 5. At the
-nd of the third quarter the' score
read 29 to 12.
Coach Hatton’s' boys were unable to
pierce the defense of Vic Adams’
charges nor stem their offense.
Summary:
North Bend (40)
FG FT PF Pts.
Susick, f
-
- / -
3
1
3
7
Sepich, f -
-
-
3
0
16
Jacovek, f
- - -
1 0
1 2
Kruse, f
-
-
-0000
Borcher, c
-
-
7 0
0 14
Loomis, c
•
-
0 0
0 0
Barnes, g
- - -
2 1
2 5
Cutlip, <-->2004
Hasan, g- --0
0
0 0
Hill, g
-
-
-
-0
0.0
0
Shriver, g---1002
Richardson, g
-
- 0
0
0
0
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line the basis for which benefit pay
ment will be made this year. It is
expected that many farmers in the
county will be interested in this dis
cussion since with the addition of the
range program, most farmers will be
eligible for benefits on some phase of
their operations in 1937, Jenkins
stated.
Following the lunch hour and start
ing at 1:15 p. m. the use of limestone,
ground shell and commercial fertili
zers including a discussion on soil
testing and other related subjects,
will will be discussed by Dr. Stephen
sen or Dr. Powers and the subject of
irrigation will be handled during the
afternoon by Mr. King.
Following the discussion given by
the specialist on each subject time
will be provided for a general discus
sion and while the (he meetings are
not arranged especially for new set
tlers, the program should be of
special value to them and all farmers
of the county are urged .to be. present
at one of the meetings and present
their soil management problems as
the subjects are discussed.
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IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
Evaline Breen, Plaintiff,
vs.
Katherine V. Dudley, Edward S. Bice,
George E. Nichols. Trustees in Trust,
Clifford A. Maynard and Elsie A.
Maynard, and the unknown heirs of
Harlan J. Dudley, deceased and Mar
garet B. Dudley, deceased, also all
other persons or parties unknown,
claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or interest in the reel estate described
in the complaint herein, Defendants.
No. 11129
Publication of Summons
To Katherine V. Dudley, Edward S
Bice, George E: Nichols, Trustees in
Co-Workers Club
Trust, Clifford A. Maynard and
The Co-workers club met at the
Elsie A. Maynard, and the unknown
heirs of Harlan J. Dudley, de
home of Mrs. Susie Weddle earlier
ceased and Margaret B. Dud’ey, de
this month, the following being pres
ceased, also all other persons or
ent: Mesdames Nora Dondono, Lu
parties unknown. clairrtng any
right, title, estate, lien or interest1
cille Detwiler, Jewell Swain, Lizzie
in the real estate d-scrib d in the
Smith, Dora Hultin, Ella Sheehan,
complaint herein, Defe^dmts
I^na McNair, Eleanor Morrot, Susie
TN THE NAME OF THE STATF
Weddle, Agnes Schroeder,
Gene OF OREGON’ You are hereby re
quired
to appear and answer the com-
Chase, Mary Schroeder, Leia Avery,
zLLn.
plaint filed against you in the above I
Lillian Gant. L.
__________________
Mra.
Lucille Detwiler entmed suit on or before the expira-
was appointed secretary and treasur i tion of 4 weeks from the date of first
this Summons,
that be- I
er. Everyone had g very nice day. I publication . of ____________
______
ordm
The club will meet next at the | ing the time prescribed in
In the ord-r
home of Mrs. Detwiler, at the Collier for publication thereof, said date he-
ing the 22nd day of January. 1937,
Apta., No. 4.
and if you fail to so app-ar and ar-
swer for want thereof, the plaintif' ‘
will apnly to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint, a succinct
statement of which is as follows, to-
wit:
a—For a judgment against the de
fendant Katherine V. Dudley for the
sum of $15,500.00 plus interest there
on at the rate of five per cefit per
annum from May 16, 1931, until paid,
and for her costs and disbursement*
incurred in this suit.
b—For a judgment and decree that
plaintiff’s mortgage is a first, prior
valid and subsisting lien upon the
real property described in the com- ,
plaint on file herein.
c—For a judgment and decree that1
j
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Coquille
plaintiff's mortgage upon the real
property described in the complaint
on file herein, be foreclosed and that
the defendants, and each of them, be
barred and foreclosed of all right,
title, interest, claim of demand in and
to said real property or any part
thereof, save and excepting the right
of redemption.
d—For a judgment and decree that
the real property described in the
complaint on file herein, together
with all its appurtenances, rights,
privileges and easements be sold by
the sheriff of Coos County, Oregon,
as on execution.
This summons is published by or
der of the Honorable J. T. Brand,
Judge of the Circuit Court of Coos
County, Oregon, made and entered
the 21st. day of January, 1937.
Harry A. Slack,
Attorney for Plaintiff
First National Bank Building, Co
quille. Oregon.
2t5
T*IE SETTING SUN
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is a good d?al like the pasisng of
1 day. The sun rises, it reaches its
high noon, and descends to its set
ting. It is our privilege and our
duty to make the setting of one’s
'ife restful and peaceful, as we
hope our own will be.
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