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Coquille’s Two Day Celebration One Of The Best Yet
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Tuesday's Civk And Good Crowds At The Thousands Witnessed ^««oonceContest Horse Show Was Jhe Queen Lou" Was
Won By Boy Scouts
Private Floats Make Street Sports And The Horse Show
Best Yet Seen In
Crowned At Monday
Spectacular Parade Eating Contests Tues. Parade Wedne»
Southwestern Oregon Evening Dance
The crowd-packed
Community
Building was the soene of one of the
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A splendid parade was viewed by
spectators crowded along the streets
from the Court House down the
length of the bustpaes section of Co-
Fire Dept. Show
Thrilled Thousands
Every seat in the grand stand at
“Queen Lou,” who was the can
the ball park was taken Wednesday didate of the Coquille Soroptimist
afternoon before cne o'clock when club, was chosen to rule over the
the Horse Show event of the cele city's July «th festivities and a right
bration opened and most of the regal queen she was. She to Miss
bleachers, on eithef side of the field, Lou Livengood and was crowned by
were also taken. It was an excellent Mayor O. L. Wood at 11 oclock Mon
show and many well-bred horses day evening tai the Community
were in the park.
Building. Tickets sold for the daqce
Before events started Announcer and crowning were in excess of 600.
Austin Dodge introduced, over the
Jack Garvin of Station KOOS acted
loud speaker, the officials and com as master of ceremonies in introduc
mitteemen who had a part in stag ing the nine candidates to the au
ing the three-hour show — Wayne dience and to the judges, all of whom
Watson, the color bearer; Ellis De were from Coos Bey—Hal K. Shade,
ment, Heinle Hall. Fay Holverstott, Flo Bagley
W. J. Hunt.
Cliff Gutoeth, L. L. Bonney, Lee
The judges found it as difficult to
Peterson, Lloyd Jenkins, the judges— make a selection as did the audience.
Albert Powers and Al Geisa and the I with its hearty applause, for the
secretary, Geo. H. Jenkins; Jack young ladies were called back on
Sleek, timer; Perry C. Roper and J. the stage several times before the
01 dest House In
Coquille Area Burns
A.Dodge Announcing
Greatly Appreciated
Two Humorous Entries
The Hone Show Parade
Walter M. Laird, (he was hard to
recognize in his humorous decorated
outfit), attracted a lot of attention,
both in the hone panada Wednesday
morning and at the ball park in the
afternoon, riding his white mule
Another of the parade entries was
Dick McCool astride his “Guernsey
saddle horse.” , The bull was quite
bridle-wise and Dick had no trouble
keeping him in the line of march over
the entire route.
Oerding Office Window
Attracted Much Attention
One of the moat attractive window
displays in Coquille for the Fourth
apd one which attracted a greaj
deal of attention was tha| of antique
items shown in the Qeq. S. Oerding
office fron|. ft» the follection was
an organ JOO years old
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HolimoQ Say« 1«*M Hole«
On Golf Course Filled
The Coquille Valley Golt Club an
nounced this week that a sum ef
money has been raised by voluntary
donations for the purpose of improv
ing holes number six and seven of
the golf course
The work will be
completed In about two weeks and
will eliminate the loos of many golf
bails. Golfers who went to Rose
burg report that Coquille can well
be proud of Its fine course. It com
pares more than favorably with the
course of the larger town. This lat
est Improvement will put the local
course in top condition.
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Red Cross Unit Will
A fire of unknown origin, just be
fore five o’clock Wednesday eve
ning, destroyed what was probably
the oldest building in or adjacent to ,
, Coquille. It was located in the tim
ber and brush, on the trail leading
up hill from the eastern end of Fifth
street.
The fire department answered
promptly but it was impossible to
reach it with hose from a hydrant,
and it was completely destroyed. As_
far as the Department men could
ascertain the building was not oc
cupied. The flames shot up into
the air for more than SO feet and set
nearby brush afire and the boys of
the department called the County
Fire Patrol to take over.
This building was finished by 8.
M. Nosier and his father, W. H. Nos-
Purkey To Open
North Bend Branch
Clint A. Hart, who had been with
the Mt. States Power Co. for l«Mi
years, 16 of them as auditor for
southern Oregon, In the office at
Coos Bay, resigned that position the
first of July and is to be manager
of the Purkey Furniture branch of
the Coquille store, which Mr. Purkey
will open in North Bend. It to hoped
that the 'furniture and merchandise
will be here so that the new store
on the bay can be opened Aug. 1,
Mr. Hart has been here this week
getting lined up on the operation of