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Fini Half Sees
Twe In Lead
For Soft Ball
team standing
Plywood
Cowbell
Pastime ......... ........................ j
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Stevens ......... .......
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Jr. Chamber
Fuhrman’s ....................3
Eagle« ..
WEEK’S RE8ULT8
June 18, Plywood 13, Jr. Cham-
ber 3.
■ June 19, Pastime 9, Eagle« 3.
. June 30, Fuhrman’s 8, Stevens 0.
PLAYING SCHEDULE
June 23, Junior Chamber vs, Mc­
Kinley OOC; June 28, Cow Bell vw.
Plywood; June 28, Cow Bell va.
Eagles; June 27, Junior Chamber va.
Fuhrman’s; June 29, Plywood vs, Mc­
Kinley OOC; June 30, Pastime vs.
Stevens. .
Two teams are in a tie for the Co­
quille Softball league title for the
first half of play this week aa the
contestants enter the last week of
competition this half.
tt doesn’t appear that the dead­
lock will bo settled until June 29th,
when the two leaders, McKinley OOC
and the Plywood entrees, moot against
■each other as dopesters seem to be­
lieve that each of the teams will be
able to win the remainder of the
games each is scheduled to play un­
less there is some big upset.
Although it is felt that McKinley
will defeat the Junior Chamber team
tonight, there is a possibility that
Cowbell Dairy might give the Ply­
wood a close shave Friday evening.
This would be a possible upset if such
is likely to occur.
The play-off of the Cowbell-Pas­
time game Wednesday evening has
not been recorded in the above tally
and standing of teams, but it is be­
lieved that one of the strongest teams
in the league is the Pastime aggre­
gation, although getting off to a late
start has made some outstanding play
and even toppled the touted Plywood
team, a distinction ^go_other team has
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Shipment of
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FIREWORKS
Including ....
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Coquille Merchants
Team Tames The
Empire Buckaroos
League Standing
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Coquille
3
Port Orford
3
Marshfield
3
Empire
McKinley
SPARKLERS
FIRE CRACKERS
SKY ROCKETS
CAP PISTOLS
NOVELTY GOODS
Open Sunday and
Evening»
Highway Grocery
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The Coquille Merchants ball club
came through with a win at Empire
last Sunday when they scored six
runs to the Buckaroos’ four, after the
latter had led up to the fifth inning.
In that fifth stanza B. Vincent and
Johns each singled, Brown was hit by
pitched ball. With the bases loaded
Heinzleman bunted down the first
base line, Vincent scoring and Johns
being thrown out at second. Krantz
then aockeu a hot infield grounder,
Schaer walked, Fuhrman fanned, and
Norton cleared the bases with a three
bagger.
Empire scored one in the first, one
in the fourth and two in the sixth.
Pat Hayes, the Coquille manager,
was well pleased with the Coquille
showing and urges the fans to turn
out for the game with Port Orford
here this coming Sunday.
Empire
BodijJ, 8
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Christensen, 5
Bergoli, 4
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La Fluer, 1
Edinger, 2
Saunders, 7
Mordini, 3
Doc, 8
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Stanley, 9
AB R H O A E
5 13 3 0 0
5 0 111 1
- 5 0 1 4 I 1
5 0 0 3 1 0
- 4 0 1 1 0 0
4 1 1 0 0 0
4 1 i 1 4 0
4 1 1 1 0 0
4 9 0 0 0 o
Double Header
Here Sunday
Mrs. Laura Eva Earnest, aged 75,
who
was here from Albany visiting
The baseball game here Sunday at
her
daughter,
Mrs. Walter W. Wine-
3:00 p. m. is between the Coquille
gar,
on
North
Fifth,
passed away last
Merchants and the Port Orford team,
Thursday.
She
had
been in ill
both of whom are now tied with
health
for
two
years.
Marshfield for league leadership.
The body was shipped last Friday
The second contest of the afternoon
by the Gano Funeral Home to Al­
will be a softball game between the bany where services were held on
Pastime club of the Coquille league Monday.
Mrs. Earnest was bom in Illinois,
and a collection of softballers from
Oct.
19, 1863, and is survived by her
Marshfield.
husband, J. H. Earnest, of Albany;
her daughter here; one sister, Mrs.
Ja». D. Avery Enlists In
W, E. Yates, of Denver; a brother,
<Ü> Engineers, U. S. Army
Curtis G. Metzler, of Boston, Mass.,
and nine grandchildren. She was a
Major H. D. Bagnall, the army re-
member of the Royal Neighbors and
cruiting officer at Portland,
an-
Rebekah lodges and of the M. E.
nounced this week that James D.
Church.
Avery, son of Mrs. Leia M. Avery,
of Coquille, enlisted in the United
States army on June 15 for the as- Riverton Birthday Club
The Riverton Birthday club held a
signment of his choice, the 6th En­
gineers, stationed at Fort Lewis, , very enjoyable picnic at La Verne
Washington.
He enlisted through i Park on Wednesday in honor of the
Sergeant Frank J. Huhin, in charge i birthdays of Mabel Martin, Josephine
of the army recruiting station ' at Royce and Bernice Clausen.
Those present were Leia McCue,
Marshfield.
Mrs. R. M. Gane and Robert, Mary
Larson, Peg Culbertson, Dora Cul­
Funeral For Mrs. W. W. Deyoe
bertson, Juanita and Harold Culbert­
At Myrtle Point Monday
son, Margaret Church, Laura Church,
Mrs. Annie Guerin Deyoe passed Alice Church, Stanley Church, May
away at her home June 15 at 11:30 Holbrook, May Baumgartner, Mabel
p. m. She was born at Eckley, Cur­ Martin, Bernice Clausen, Max and
ry county, Oregon, Nov. 14, 1380. Mer Clausen, Lillian Steward, Jo­
She was the only daughter of Mr. sephine Royce, Mrs. Rogers and May,
and Mrs. Geo. H. Guerin, having had Myrtle Clausen, Philip and Linda
nine brothers, seven of whom pre­ Clausen, Leda Alpine, Maybell Rob­
inson and Darlyne.
ceded her in death.
The next birthday party will be
She was married to Warren W.
Deyoe June 19, 1901. To this union on Wednesday, July 12, to celebrate
five children were born all of whom the birthday of Peg Culbertson. The
40 4 • 13 7 3 survive. She leaves her husband,
AB R H O A E Warren Deyoe, and children, Alden
5 0 1 3 0 0 W. Deyoe, Fort Monroe, Va.; Mrs.
5 1 3 1 0 1 Helen Tanner, Alturas, Calif.; Mrs.
5 1 3 2 0 0 Agnes Kenyon, Myrtle Point; Mrs.
5 13 3 0 0 Priscilla Jacobson, North Bend, and
5 1 1 3 0 1 Josephine, at home; also two brothers,
S 0 0 0 7 0 Thomas Guerin, Myrtle Point, and
4 0 1 0 0 1 Charles V. Guerin, Marysville, Cali­
4 1 3 5 0 1 fornia, and six grandchildren.
Interment was at the Norway cem­
Totals
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4 etery, services being conducted at
the Schroeder Chapel by "Rev. Hugh
Summary—two-base hits, Bodel, F.
Mitchelmore and graveside services
Vincent; three-base hit, Norton; sac­
by the Eastern Star
rifice hits, F. Vincent, Schaer; double
plays, Brown to Johns to Fuhrman;
base on balls, off LaFleur, two, off
Vincent, one; struck out by Vincent
8; earned runs, off LaFleur 6, off
Vincent 4; umpires, Wilson and
Schaer.
Totals
Coquille'
Johns, 4
Brown, 6
Heinzelman, 7
Krantz, 8
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Schaer, 5
Fuhrman, 3
Norton, 2
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Vincent, 1
Old Licenses Good
For Ten Days
An examiner of applicants for driv
ers’ licenses will be at the Coquille
city hall next Tuesday, June 37, be­
tween 10 a. m. and S p. m. The time
is getting short during which Ore­
gon-licensed automobile drivers may
apply for renewal of their licenses.
A dollar payment now for license re­
newal is much cheaper than waiting
until after July 1 when all the old
licenses expire. . *
If you want to doll up your car
for the Fourth, come in and get a
set of flags. Five American flags in
a holder for only 35c; easily attached.
H. S. Norton, Music Stationery, s
¡rarnerod yet.
The Pastime with Cowbell will still
be battling it out for third place in
the league standing and will make it
harder next half.
Albany Lady Passed Away At
Daughter’s Home Here Thursday
Safeway {Reports
Favorable Response
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his family for Salt Lake City, Utah,
where he will visit with friends and
relatives. John Kruseiy, of Myrtle
Point, will have charge of the butcher
shop in his absence.
According to George Witters, local
manager for the Safeway company,
Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292
the public response and interest
Moulton
St., phone MJ.
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shown since the combining of the two
stores on Hall and First streets a
short time ago has been highly fa­
'too GAVE HIM A NICKEL
vorable and indicates that the added
■tn GET SOME
capacity of having one larger store
DOCKtRY'f*
serve the public is far more advan­
ICR CRSAM WHEN HE
tageous.
TOLD YOU THE TRUTH
In the one store, the company is
ABOUT BREAKING
able to stock a greater variety of
OMR OF YOUR WINDOWS
groceries and at the some time carry
DIDN'T YOU- — - WILL??
a greater quantity of these items than
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before. There is only one overhead
and one administration which also
¥ OH BOY.'
makes for added efficiency ip serving
the public. Then a more compact
and better displayed fruit and veg­
etable rack is available,
Announcement was also made this
week that Fred Wimer, who bad
.1
managed the store located in the
Shelley building until it closed, had
been assigned the management of
one of the stores in Eugene, where he
is now acting.
Melvyn Giles, regular butcher of
the local store, left last week with
W
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DOCKERY’S
place will be announced at a later
date.
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