BELLE KNIFE HOSPITAL
Ward McReynolds will be at the
Neh Oamundaen came in last Fri­
day from his home in San Bernardino, Coquille city hall next Tuesday. Dec.
Calif., to spend several days. He says 28, between ten and five o’clock, to
that Mn. Osmundsen and himself are {receive applications from those de­
feeling much better than they did siring driver’s licenses.
some months ago.
V. R. WILSON, O. D.
OPTOMETRIST
Mn. Allen Young and son, Bobby,
Eyes Examined.
Glasses
arrived here Sunday evening to spend
FUted Broken lenses du-
a week at the H. A. Young home.
They accompanied from Portland ol’cated. Optical repairs while you
Misses La Veme Knife and Carol wait Artificial eyes furnished.
Young, and “Scoop” Brodie, who
drove up to the Rose city last Friday.
Mrs. Doyle Meek, of Klamath Falls,
daughter of Mn. Roy Wheeler, spent
Mr and Mrs O B Harriman are
leaving Friday morning for Portland week.
to spend the holidays with their son
and daughter and their families. They
A. L. Hooton, electrical contractor
plan to return the last of next week. and dealer, 274 Second St., Coquille.
Complete stock of wiring supplies, tf
Mrs. Lafe Compton drove out to
Corvallis yesterday to bring her
The special holiday matinee at the
daughters, Dorris and Marilyn, home Roxy Theatre will run both Sunday
for the holidays.
and Monday, Dec. 24-25, starting at
1:45 each day and will be out at four
o’clock.
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Cases at the Bells Knife hospital
the past week have kept the staff
busy but in no way due to the Christ­
mas rush. Six cases have been re.
ceived and three patients have been
discharged. Following are the pa­
tients treated:
William Umphrey, of Powers, in­
fection; Lavone Norstedt, of Coquille,
emergency
appendectomy;
Eileen
| Kendall, appendectomy; Boyd Dun-
|ford, treatment; William Hughes, in-
¡jury to back; Harold Hatcher, treat-
ment for pneumonia; Os^ar Bunch,
Thelma Bectol and Mary Vincent
were all discharged.
Transportation of passengers in
private automobiles on a “share ex­
pense” arrangement without a PUC
permit is in violation of the Oregon
Motor Transportation act, O. R. Bean,
public utilities commissioner warned
this week.
The A. F. of L. Local, No. 2770,
Lumber A Sawmill Workers, has con­
tributed to the funds being raised in
Coos county for relief and assistance
for the courageous people of Finland,
who are making so glorious resistance
to the invasion of the Russisn bear.
BEST WISHES
OUrru Christmas
Onor
Two cases were filed in the Circuit
court this week. One case includes a
suit in equity to quiet title on a par­
cel of ground. Lillian B. and Thomas
H. Hanly seek to relieve Joanna and
John Hancock of any right to title of
the land in question.
Charles L. La Chapelle has filed
suit against Esta C. Calhoun and John
Clarke Calhoun for damages touting
8550.00, fallowing a collision Iasi
November 15th in which it to claimed
that the Calhoun car was responsible
for colliding with the plaintiff’s car.
Joseph F. Evans, of Bandon, was
fined |2.00 for a traffic violation this
week and was lodged in the county
jail upon his failure to pay the fine
and served the fine out in time.
Mn. Helen narvey is expecting her
son, Paul Harvey, and Mrs. Harvey to
arrive Friday from their home in
Loe Alleles to spend Christmas. They
will leave again next Tuesday morn­
Warranty and bargain and Sale ing for ?4>e cinema center, where
Deeds tor saie at i ne Sentinel office. Paul will continue his work on the
screen.
Probate Court Cases
One birth was announced at the
Cases entered in the Probate court
Coquille Hospital this week with Mr.
the
past week include John Wersch
and Mrs. Ford Liday, of Coquille, be­
ing listed as parents of a seven-pound estate, valued at $1255; Etta Water­
man estate, valued at $7,000; and
baby girl.
James Endicott estate, valued at $700.
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“Two Blind Loves” and "Step Up and
Take a Bow;” and Harpo Marx and a
chorus do the "Svengali Routine.”
The elaborate dance numbers
directed by Bobby Connolly, o
the foremost dance directors at
and screen.
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Two Women Sought U. S.
Presidential Nemination
Having wrecked the opera, the
Belva A. Lockwood, who headed
races, the races, animal crackers,
hors feathers and duck soup in their the ticket of the Equal Rights party
previous comedy riots, the madcap in 1884 and again in 1888, was not
the first woman nominated for the
Marx Bros, now turn their guns of
presidency of the United States.
mirth upon the circus in their newest That honor belongs to Mrs. Victor
comedy riot, Marx Bros, at the Cir­ Claflin Woodhull, who in 1878 was
cus,” opening Wednesday at the Roxy nominated for the presidency at
Vineland, N. J., by a convention
Theatre.
To enable the Marxes to tear a cir­ styling itself the Equal Rights party.
cus to pieces with their picturesque Frederick Douglass, the negro re­
antics, a complete three-ring stream­ former, was the candidate for vice
president. The campaigns of these
lined circus was constructed, with
two women amounted chiefly to suf­
modernistic menagerie, side-shows frage propaganda, since neither
and all other appurtenances for their could have held the office had they
pleasure. Incorporated were scores been elected, asserts s writer in
of headline circus acts, aerialtote, the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mrs. Lockwood, lawyer and re­
acrobats,
clowns,
equestrienne
troupes, and a full-sized, modernized former, was bom in 1880, at Royal­
ton, N. Y. She was
at
menagerie with several hundred
Genesee college, Lima, N. Y„ and
beasts of the jungle.
taught school for eleven years. Than
“Marx Bros, at the Circus” to the she studied law and was admitted to
hilarious story of two circus rous- practice before the Supreme court,
tabounts, Harpo and Chico, who en­ under a law which she had been ini
gage a crackpot lawyer, Groucho, to strumental in getting passed.
Bom Belva Ann Bennett, she was
prevent Kenny Baker, part-owner,
from losing his share of the circus— married in 1848 to Uriah H. McNall,
and they succeed in the most riotous
fashion.
In the cast are Florence Rice, fur­
nishing the romantic interest with
Kenny Baker, Nat Pendleton as the lly. Beautiful Mother, Dad, Sister,
World’s Strongest Man; Eve Arden, Brother, Son, Daughter and other
the Upside-Down-Girl, who walks on cards, at Norton’s.
the ceiling; Jerry Marenghi as Pro­
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fessor Atom, a villainous midget;
Margaret Dumont as Mrs. Dukesbury, WANT—To buy yearling heifers and
society dowager and the light in
bred two-year old heifers for cash
Grnucho’s eyes; Fritz Feld, James
or trade. Box 88«, Langlois, Oro.
Burke and Barnett Parker.
The new picture, reported to be
the most ambitious of any Marx LOST—1840 Auto License, number
200-054.
Please return
Bros, extravaganza, is replete with
Grassley, Langlois, Oregon.
musical acts, dancing and new song
numbers written by E. Y. Harburg
FOR SALE at a sacrifice, if sold,
and Harold Arlen who wrote the
next few days—-Our 8
successful song hits of “The Wizard
®rn home, 2 Mi blocks <
of Ox." Groucho Marx to heard in
house, furnished or
an inimitable rendition of “Lydia the
See owner at 835 E.
Tattooed Lady;” Kenny Baker
Phone 112R.
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