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About The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1917-1921 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1920)
w ,.t m f .»tv Irn tf feel Q O JO to s lack o f organ! part 01 In« prowers in the local wareh at the doe* not require feed «c o r d * kept. I price* dropped off. There» w m not _ No eubecription taken antees paid o f Oregon and the Oregon T h en were an average o f #26 cows enough wool to make it worth while h in advance. TUe rale is impara- tural College are corrected in a tootqd last, year and gave approki-! for buyer* to conic in and bid. let jute published by former si mateiy three and one half million Thia ha* toon ^ the common ex aad other friends o f the*# higher pound* o f milk and 160,000 pound* o f | perience o f other wo° 5 pool» »11 ov*r Advertisiag Bates. educational institution*. The book fat averaging for each cow exactly the country w h en the lots are'pool- Display advertigemenU. 1* cents let says no state money goes into in 267.1 pounds o f fat and 6560.0 pounds r ed in the county and an attempt made r inch; lese than 6 Inches for one in - tercollegiate athletics, but that» the of milk. to get bids on ungraded wool. From . sertion 20 cents per Inch. No adver- students pay for coaches, trainers, The highest fat record for the as these experiences it is now known 60 supplies, and Jtravri expenses, through tUement inserted for lea sociation Was made by a prede Hol best that the uloolVpool should b# «ente. Reeding neticee 6 student flees aad gate receipts. The stein-Jersey, 6 years old owned by i .ade up in the county and shipped Une; under Minor Mention, 10 booklet itself, while it deals with Theo Clinton, freshened on March 20, to some ' State central warehouse conditions at the institutions, was m t f and again Jan 0> m o rniUcin^ where ether county pool* are ssaetn- cent a ward. Me reading financed wholly by outside friends. 30<j dayi( „ . U n * i 0,0O8 pounds o f tled and graded and sold *Ey eommib want ad teaertad for lesa Although they are larger in sta- 6.1% mijk and 613.5 pounds of fat. Sion on the basis o f grade. The com conte. ture, Oregon boys and girls get_ lea* The highest milk record o f the as parison o f this pratice with the local colege room than the average for the soeiation wae made by a grade Hol selling has always proven most satis aad Taylor Office Corner United States. The average invent stein, 7 year old eow, owned by Bell factory. ent in buildings per Jull time stud- Bros., o f Myrtle Point, freshened There is plenty o f wool *in Coos wit in the country at large is $969. At rfafefc 28, 191«, and milked 273 days, County to make up a car load and if the Qregon Agricultural College and giving 10,848 pounds o f 8.6% milk, it were pooled as it could be thru the the University o f Oregon, it is about nuking* 366.3 pounds o f fat. Market project leaders it could be Moonshinlng appears to be a very one-third o f this sum. The cost per , Twelve cows in the association pro shipped to Portland and be graded 'popular business in this section now, student per year is also far below duced over 400 pounds o f fat. Three by the U. 8. official »rader and pooled but not always a profitable one. The what it is in other state iastitutio herds averaged over 600 pounds o f into the grades to be sold with state risks-are great. ... fat. These belonged to D. N. Mc wide pools wherein the largest buy ............... « 8 THB JOURNAL’S CURVES Nair, 865.7 average; Schroeder Bros. ers in the world will bid and where The Marshfield Baptists have decid Typical o f the hyprocricy o f the | ed to build a »26,000 church. Ten Portland Journal is its present at' Arago, 306.7 pounds o f fa t; and Mar bidding is not “ jockeying." Very soon the Farm Bureau Market thousand o f the amount has already tempt to curry favors with the coun tin Schmidt, 48 cows averaged 806.5 project leaders will be supplied with pounds fat. been subscribed.___________ try press that it has injured so vital We announce with pride eight mem order books for such pool* and you ly in the past. The Journal joins {a > The' Southern Pacific railroad has with complaiats made by country pa bers of the *800 Pound Cow Club:” should keep in touch with them in These have 10 or more cows in their your community, or if your communi lo v e r 1200 miles o f line in Wastern per# that seme o f the city dailies are herd that produced over 800 pounds ty does not yet have a Council come Oregon— about enough to reach from printing issues altogether too large in into headquarters. o f fat. (¡Washington to California three times size while there is a scarcity o f news Martin Schmidt with 24. If the lines were straight. print paper, thus working a hardship Theo Clinton with 19. Mögt Pay For Sand. In price on the country press. While Since prohibition went into effect Schroeder Bros, with 19. the complaint e f the state press has Whether through ignorance o f the the consumption o f coffee is M id to J. D. Carl with 17. merit, thA-sanctimonious attitude o f law or through indifference thereto, Kavo increased 25 per cent in this W. C. Cutler with 1« the Journal is not as disinterested as numerous sand and gravel companies country which probably ha* some Leslie Trigg with 12. its preachy edieoriala would indicate. operating.in the navigable streams thing to do wjth the fact that coffee D. N. McNair with 10. - The reason the Journal is hohtt of Oregon are every day violating costa 25 per cent more than it used to. The following table will show the down its siao is not out o f any philan the state law, which forbids such distribution o f the producers in the operations without permission, from H is reasuring to know that the thropic desire to alleviate the news the state land board, acording to 1. W .-W . revolutionists, who commit print shortage. It is becaus^ the Jour Range o f fa t No. average average George G. Brown, o f Salem, clerk o f ted tbcrAttnistkp day mjurdgrs at nal has a paper contract which limits cows milk fat the board. Centralis have been sentenced to it to a certain definite supply at the 1.100 !b 2698 ‘ 1 74.30 low contract price, while the compet Brown is not in a position to stpte from twenty-five to fifty years in 100-260 » 8800 162 170.63 just what action will be taken to states prision. The life o f every law- itors about.whom it complains have 200-800 lb 827 6663 249.87 biing these violators to task, except abiding citizen in this nation, is ren contracts fo r much larger quantities 800-400 lb 162 6849 338.65 that he declares that ail sard and dered safer by the outcome o f the o f paper and hence can print large 400-600 R> 7906 12 » 428.66 lea. It is a case o f sour grapes gravel companies will be expected to Montessno trials. 600-600 lb 1 10008 613.60 with the Journal.—Oregon Voter. account for their entire output from ~v Charles ChurcheU, a the date on wiiiih the law became ef -» i<The March SENTINEL FOR BRAND dairyman was fined $60 last week be fective and to reimburse the state for Farm Bureau Ni In this issue o f the Sentinel ap cause a sample glass o f the milk he tile same at the rate which the lease had sold to the soldiers’ home there pears a letter from Mr. James T. L. R. Trigg, tester for Association rights in their respective sand and was found to contain considerable Brand, now eity attorney at Marsh No. 1, reports 337 cows tested, during gravel beds- are finally sold by the dirt and sediment. It is impossible field, atmouncing M r candidacy for Mareh with an average o f 662 pounds state land board. nom featio» f o r district attorney at milk and 80.« pounds o f f a t , to be too careful In handling milk- f --------------------- — A ay bit at carelessness in milking o f Cooe county on the republican tick merlin Bros. at Lae had a pure brad Mistakes and Their Results. will reveal itself in the bottom o f the et at the primaries. The Sentinel is cow with 964 lbs. o f milk and 66.9 When a plumber makes -tt mistake, glad to know that a young man at lbs. fa t for the month. Theodore Mr. Brand*» qualifications is an a s Clinton, Norway, had high producing he charges twice for it. When a lawyer makes a mistake, it A fter considering the matter very pirant for this office .and'will be very grqde cow with 1104 lbs. milk and is just what he wanted, because he 69.6 lbs. fat. carefully from all points o f view the glad to accord him He suport. has a chance to try the case all over He is a graduate o f the law school Commissioner o f Internal Revenue at Three high herds were: Washington has decided that the use of Harvard University where he was Summerlin Bros., 7 head, 1074 lbs. again. I When a carpenter makes a mistake, of brandy in mince pics cannot be an honor man and a prise winner as milk, 47,6 lbs. fat. student, and he has had practice Sanctioned. He says he finds no au- t Stelling, 12 head, 979 lbs. milk, it’s just what he expected. | When a doctor makes a mistake, he thoritry to permit the use o f liquor ia enough to test his metal. We Believe 41.5 lbs. fat. ' cooking; and no licenses fo r its with that he is as inflexibly honest as was Pinkston ft Young. 24 head, 866 buries it.- When a judge makes a mistake, it drawal from bond for that purpose Honest Old Abe” himself; and we lbs. milk, 89.8 lbs. fat. know that this office requires a man o f will be granted. There were 3b cows which produced becomes the law o f the land. When a preacher makes a mistake, both ^ability and integrity and above over 30 lbs. fat. nobody knows the difference. The proposition is for a divided leg all a man who can and will enforce ~ I When an electrician makes a mis islative session, forty days to intro the laws. And James T. Brand ip a Association No. 2. > take, he blames it on induction; no duce bills, resolutions, etc., in Janu man who can /h# depended on to do J. H. Carver, Tester for Association body knows whnt that means. ary and February, then an intermis what he promises. But when an editor make# a mis The people o f Coos county may as- No. 2, reports 819 cows tested during sion until April to let the people di March with an average of 669.4 take.—“ Good J iig h tI”—Bants Fe gest them and finally a legislative eem themselves fortunate that they pounds of milk and 26 pounds o f fat Magazine. session of ten days to rote on them. have an opportunity to secure the Ralph Bunn at Arago has high pure A divided legislative session seems a services of such a man to enforce the bred cow with 970 Ibe. milk* 5 9 « Iby. lawa in this county during t^e coming good deal like a divided skirt, but Lakeside Grange. fat for the month at 2 years and fresh the proposition has some talking four years. 2 months. W. A. Me Nsir o f - Myrtle I ' Mrs. Minnie Bond. State Organized points in its favor. We are inclined Point had high producing grade with for the Grange, assisted county depu FIGHT TO A FINISH to think tkat after the lawmakers 1240 pounds o f milk and 62 pounds of ty, Price Robison, by organising a had gone home and talked to their I The presidential primaries in Mich fa t at 8 years and fresh 1 month. subordinate at Lakeside. March 88. constituents about proposed acts that igan Monday and New York Tues Three high herds were: Twenty five members signed the char they would still be in doAit what it day have done something to dear the Ralph Bunn, 6 head, ave. 748« milk ter an d J. II. St. Dennis was elected was best to do, and that when it came air as to the republican nomination. 88.» Fat. Master and Mrs. Nels Mon son, Sec to swapping opinions, after such con Hiram Johnson’s sweeping victory in O. H. Aasen, 2 head, ave. 866.0 milk retary-Treasurer. No report was saltation, ten days wouldn’t be s the peninsular state put himr in the furnished o f other officers. ead, but fell a long way short o f set 3 7 « Fat. patching to the time needed. S. S Reed, 28 head. ave. 794« milk The State Grange meets at Bend tling the question who would be the 8 .4 Fat. on the First Tuesday in June. Wednesday, April 6, was the anni next president. There were 7. cows who produced Practically all o f the majority versary o f several great events in his over 60 pounds o f fat. The California Peaeh Growers com tory. One hundred and thirty-one which made Johnson’s vote two-to- pany (incorporated) sold its 1919 years ago then George Washington one over Woqd came from the City o f Hajr Grows Gray. crop Tor »10,000,000 and the last two was elected first president of the Detroit and Johnson was s<f extraor Ranchers in the Coquille Valley, and quarter million o f that amount United States by the first session o f dinarily popular there because he col&ress which convened in New worked to secure _Jhe recall o f our who so often find their supply o f hay has just been paid. troops from Archangel where there short in early spring will appreciate York. Fifty years ago the Union and Con were lots pf Detroit soldiers. That, this hay story which we clip from the Butter Wrappers and Trespass No federate armies grappled in the great however, gave Johnson the Michigan Cottag# Grove Sentinel: tices for sale at this office. “While looking over Cal. Young’s vote and as it was the* largest state battle of Shiloh. Fourteen years ago the city o f San that had voted so far, it was up to the ranch near Eugene O. M. Plummer, Francisco was almost destroyed b^ an California rooster to flap his wings o f Portland, found in the hay barn 60 Oar Neighbors In Cottage Grove earthquake and UiC 'fire which follow and dlbw. But when it came to the tons or more o f timothy hay which Sentinel New York vote the next day there has been there since 1876, or possibly Tell News of Interest ed the breaking o f the water mains. Readers. Eleven years ago the late R e d Ad was a different tale to tell—and New even before that, making it at least Cottage Grove is not far away. All miral Peary “ nailed” the Stars and York carries the heaviest guns of 46 years o f age. During many years that happens there is at interest to us any state in the conventions and the in which others ran short o f hay the here. Read what this Cottage Grove Stripes to the north pole. There the city supply in this barn w m so much resident says about Doan’s Kidney Three years ago the United States electorial college. vote waa about 70,000 in favor o f the over that actually required that it was Pills, and profit by hii experience. Co declared war on Germany. quille readers cannot ask for more big. four uninstructed delegates to not neceeMry to touch this 60 tons, convincing testimony. From Fresno, Cal., comes the story the nations] convention while the can although Mr. Plummer thinks that it F. C. Ralston, retired farmer, 447 that a dealer there bought a lot at didate standing for Johnson’s norate- is just as nutritious as »he day it w m S. Third St., Cottage Grove, Oreg., put there/ “ Here is an example,” says: “ Whenever I have an opportun drees shoes that coat him »7 a pair. ation g«t only about 85,000. Who is to be the republican nom said^Mr. Plummer, “ o f the stockgrow ity to speak a good word for Doan’s Knowing something about human na Kidnay Pills, I mint hesitato to da so. ture he divided these shoes into tvjo inee ia a long way from settled yet, er who always has plenty of feed and This medicine regulates the action of lots one o f which he marked »6 a pair but it looks to us as if Lowden’a cake a little to spare for emergencies. Mr. the kidney*. I hpve been obliged to remembers watching his use s kidney medicino on several oc and the other $18.60. Was he the w as-dough and the small fry like Young casions for kidney complaint, and in the loser on that deal, aad did his Poindexter, Harding and the rest had -grandfather put this identical hay in every instance, Doan’s Kidney Pills Wood to the barn. During the years it has have never failed to give satisfactory customers turn down the »18.60 shoes been practically eliminated. when they could get exactly the same and Johnson loom as the leaders in a been there it has settled and packed results.” Pries 60c at all dealers. Don’t until the 60 tons are now almost one shoe in the .same store for »6 T Not fight to the flniah. simply ask for a kidney Needless to add that the Sentinel solid bale.” a hit o f U. They gave the eoW shoul Doan's KiJney Pilla— the same that dor to the »6 shoes and bought tUb has no use for « candidate who ep- Mr. Ralston had. Foster-Milburn higher priced ones until be finally put.poae# any league o f nations. Send the Sentinel to eastern friends. Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. On* Yaar ......... 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Electric light— clean and the touch o f a button. Ironing done electrically— moments. Washing— a whole week’s accumula tion—ou t‘o f the way in an hour with an Electric Washer. * Cleaning— none o f the work and dirt o f the broom— the Electric Cleaner always ready, t j m Cooking— table appliances available for delicious toast— tempting coffee— appetizing luncheons. Comfort— wonderful Electric Fans eagerly awaiting the call to servica, to blow cooling breezes when the Summer winds Wow hot. Isn’t it time that yon had ns wire year home for Electricity! 71. Mountain States Power Co. Coquille - Oregon Satisfied” “ ¥ «u i »ay8 the G ood Judge he ) You ¿o t a whole lot more satis- at faction from a little of Real Tobacco Chew t h a n ever got from the old WnH / The good, rich tobacco taste lasts so m u ch longer. You don’ t need a fresh chew so often. That’s why it costs you less. Any m an who uses the Real To bacco Chew will tell you that. ' Pat Up In Two Stylo» R IG H T C U T ii is s short-cut tobacco W -B C U T is s long fio e c a t tobacco