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wrestling
card at the Coquille Com
; munity Building was not in the main
< event between Al Szasz and Jack
Lipscomb. What really brought the
< capacity crowd to its feet and kept!
< there Jor a while was the flashy j
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performance turned in by Indian
Yaqul Joe, of Sonora, Mexico, and
Irish Pat O’Dowdy, of Boston.
Yaqui Joe demonstrated the most
powerful legs ever seen on a wrestler
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in Coquille. The first time
he clamped those long legs on
i O'Dowdy the latter required about
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minutes of frantic tugging to re
lease himself. From then on the
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tried to keep away from
Yaqui’s legs.
O’Dowdy took the first fall of the
match after 12 minutes of rip-snori
ng tussling. He dusted off the In
dian’s whiskers about six times to
•et the fall.
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There was fire in the Sonora man’s
x»l black eyes when he returned for
the second fall. Then the below-the-
Rio Grande boy annexed with as
1 neat a piece of strategy as has been
jeen in this ring As the Irisher ap
plied a heidlock Joe hurled his man
into the rope an'd hooked him with a
flying scissors hold as he bounced
off of the rope. In the third fall the
mdian’s powerful legs were again
jrought into play when he took the
deciding tumble after 14 minute«
Tuesda y n'ght in the Coquille
Community building, the Red Devils
lost their op rung league game to a
thong Myrtle Point five by the score
4 24 to
Che winners opened the
coiing m Uu: u.sl period with a luah
.ial bi ought them seven points be-
ore Coquille had scored one. Here
ne Red Devils "zone” defense began
o click and Fuhrman started the of-
nsive drive by caging three shots
a a row. Both teams played steady
■all in tlie second period and the
..ortboard showed 14 to 10 for Myr-
le Point at the half.
starting the second half the Red
■nd White “zone’ grew tighter and
he scoring moved slowly with De-
aent and Cook scoring for the Wild
au to end the third period at 19 to
<7 for Myrtle Point The last period
nought thrills and chillis as the
ead changed hands and the game
:rew rougher. Coquille was leading
.4 to 22 with two minutes to go, but
ne Wildcats got possession of the
>all and “potted” a couple of shots
o take the lead and stall till the
final gun.
In the opening game the Coquille
babes” looked good as they downed
tfyrtle Point’s **B” squad 21 to 20..
Lineups
Joqullle
Myrtle Point
iailcy 3
Bowker 1
towel 9
Billings 6
'uhrman 8
Dement 6
Joodman 4
Cook 9
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Three Divorces Granted
gp^rfy ynlik* Driving—Watch Hill Crests
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Three divorces were granted by
Judge Brand in circuit court Tues
day, to Geo. S. Davis Separating him
front Jsarrettr E.DavH 'TrT'Byrbn B,
Staling from Elsie K Staling, and to
Viva Hughes from Chas. Hughes.
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the Tyro’eee huntei wears tufts
I eagle’s down in his hat to gain
he eagle’s keen sight "and courugo.
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nlm. Everything was different now •
however, she reminded hers/”,
pressing the little note in liar sleeve.
Harry noticed the sigh and looked
annoyed. He felt her preoccupa
tion. She invited him to take one
of the most comfortable chairs and
then poured tea for him and passed
cakes ^uj thefkw»* little joy in the
ceremony. He asked her whether
she would go out to supper with
him and take a walk.
"How about jt, Mary?" he asked.
Dear
Neighbor
Vi ARY sighed a little wanly. **I
am sorry, Harry,” she said
with her becoming shrug.
“If there's someone else,” he said,
sullenly, “you might introduce him
to me. I can put up a pretty good
fight.”
"You have no right to talk that
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haven’t. You------ ” But she did not
finish for it was then that a rather
fateful knock came at the door that - •
gave Mary an opportunity, to rush
into the little hall
She opened the door and a toll,
rather plain young woman of thirty,
stepped in. She held out a large,
well-groomed hand "I’m so glad to
meet you. Little Neighbor.” she'
said.
“So—so you're Dear Neighbor,**
said Mary valiantly. .
“I'm not quite what you expected"
to see?” she asked.
"Just exactly.” said Mary with a
little trilly laugh
After much discussing of plans
it was agreed that Mary and Harry
should take their walk, while Dear
Neighbor went back to her little
apartment to make a salad and a
batch of muffins, and then they
should all have supper together In
her wee apartment.
"If there's someone else," Harry
said when they had reached the se
clusion of the park. “I want to meet
him.”
"Why, Harry," said Mary, “why
Harry, there isn’t anyone. If there
was, would you care?”- •
“Don’t ask me.” said Harry.
"Don’t you see how I feel?"
“If you mean that you want to
be engaged to me. I don’t think ypu
are saying it very nicely."
"Do I have to say it, MaryT” he
asked, putting his arms around her
in the darkness.
"No," she whispered.
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nays, the sight of the neat Red Cross
signs indicating a first aid station
has a psychological effect upon the
! driver who may be inclined to take
chan«*« end set him to thinking why
these stations are established, Mr.
Haggard said. He also expressed the
opinion that eventually all highways
in the United States will be lined
with such first aid stations, located
two or three miles apart
To train the personnel who will
be in charge of such stations a first
aid course is to be given in Coquille
in the near future. The general pub
lic is invited to take this course which
will be conducted by a local doctor,
and which will be for both men and
women.
Anyone wishing further informa
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from either Fire Chief Frank Schram
or R. L. Stewart
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Keys made for all locks. Stevens
Cash Hardware. Coquille. Ore
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as you are, and what’s more Dear
Neighbor hasn’t said he was in love
with me. When he knows me it
may never occur to him to want to
marry me. Only, of course, I can’t
encourage Harry when I’m writing
every day to another man—not long
letters or anything but enough to
call a correspondence."
Paula left soon after, assuring
Mary that she certainly was lucky
to have two men fighting for her.
Before Mary had cleared away
the yellow-glazed tea things that
Sunday afternoon Harry arrived. He
was tall, well built and certainly
well dressed. Mary felt for * mo
ment that it would not have >•••,
difficult at ail to engage hersea to
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Funeral Home
Phone 100
Coqnilk, Ore.
Ambulance Service
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Designed Many Churche»
The number of Ixtrxjon churches with courtesy tags, requesting a
designed by Sir Chri|tooher Wren, compliance with the city ordinances.
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famous architect, was fifty-five.
J. E. Norton believed that the or
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dinance should be left as it is, but
There is a popular song entitled “Ono Never Tnows.”
its enforcement should be accom
T: e Word ••Teton"
apropos of driving at hill craats One never knows what lies just
Xr the erest. The road may be dear or can may be piled up la
The word "teton” is a contraction panied by good judgment and hone
By IANZ OSBORN
C McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
of the Indian word titonwan mean sense on the part of the city offi
a bad accident The Sportsman'iko Driver always slows down when
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ing ’ dwellers on tlie prairie.”
approaching a “Hind” hill crest.
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“It. A. Slack expressed the opinion "IF I had a suitor like Harry
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Tate, I can tell vnu
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wouldn't
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cluling u driving business Paula Gage announced, sitting there
A man of ISO rounds can exert- ■vas 2S8.
Since the blending of teas is an
away from Coquille that formerly in Mary’s, little sitting-room drink
■ne-eighth hotsepuwer. A pigeon of
art. a tea tester, or tea expert. Alls
ing tea from one of Mary’s yellow
he same weight would exert three
an important place in preparing tea
came bore.
glazed cups. “Why, the Tates have
nrsepower
for the market.
Calltns carri» Ml for II no
A. N. Gould objected seriously to all sorts of money and Harry knows
giving the outside visitor more park every body.’’
ing privileges than were granted local
Mary smiled a little sadly,
people who pay taxes and have shrugged her graceful little shoul
helped make Coquille what it is to ders, and said nothing. She wanted
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her reasons for not encouraging
Everyone present was called upon
Harry, yet she did not want to
for his views on the subject and the come out boldly and tell her that
resulting talks brought out some new Harry had a rival.
and many old ideas for handling » "ft's all so indefinite and—and ro
traffic problems, but all were of the mantic,” Mary said, laying her right
opinion that people should not be of hand on her left arm where the let
fended—made sore—by having to ter reposed. "You see I haven’t
answer a summons; people from out even seen him. He lives in the next
apartment, and, of course, he hasn’t
side Coquille, that is.
any money. He works on a paper
Before adjournment Mr. Harring and does writing at home. I hear
ton told what the city council hopes his typewriter. And he must have
to do to increase parking space in talent because he Writes the most
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center of Willard street, the setting D AULA expressed her surprise
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curbs on Hall and Second streets, and this man she had never even seen
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the creation of a parking lot back of and Mary gladly explained. Once
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rowed her Sunday paper which had
Dr. Milne's suggestion that the city
been left out at her door. She found
arrange for a free parking lot as near it the next day all nicely folded with
the center of town as possible was a note addressed “Dear Neighbor,”
another one which may be worked and signed "Neighbor.” Then once
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out.
when he went away for the week-end
That the council will be influenced she had taken the milk that was left
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in their future consideration of the in front of his door, and she had
parking problem by the free expres written to thank him for it, and now
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they wrote back and forth almost
sion of opinions given at the cham every day. She even made fudge
ber of commerce meeting is certain. and left it for him at his door, and
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The councilmen’s only desire is to he had left her some cakes and
administer
the city’s affairs as the once some wild flowers.
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general public of the city wishes
“Well, that is romantic,*' said
them to.
Paula. "So he sent you some wild
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flowers and a Tew cakes, while Har
ry sends you American beauty roses
Two Red Cross First Aid
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and five-pound boxes of candy!”
Stations in the Valley
“Harry never sent me roses but
REGULAR VALUE $525—YOU SAVE $2.25
once, and the candy was for Christ
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mas. Besides, I’m not so mercenary
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first and last tumble in 19 minute«
and five minutes respectively to_win
the match. Szasz took the middle fall
with his powerful leg clutch hold.
In the prelim Ace Freeman bested
Sailor SutherUmd in two . straight___
falls.
The next card has been announced
for Wednesday, January 19.
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