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Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, April 14, 1931.
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County Dairy association to dis-
cuss the matter of increasing the
♦ local consumption o f dairy pro­
♦ ducts.
Alton Kay. Leneve, was elected
Bobby—'Cause pa said he'd whip
♦ president of the cow testing assoc-
me when he gets home, as sure as
j iation and W. E. Cross, vice presi- '
my name's Robert.
With the ending of this week we dent, George Nilson, Riverton, was
will have only one more month of re-elected secretary-treasurer The
school; school ending May 15.
board o f directors includes the
The high school is planning on ! three officers and Ralph Chrlsten-
THE
GREEN THINGS GROWING
giving another play. The name is sen, Bandon; Lester Trigg, Nor-
"Nothing But The Truth." It is a ! way; Olaf Aasen, Arago; Fred L a f-'
By Dinah Maria Mulock Crash
three act play and promises to be ferty; Myrtle Point; and Ix-slie
0 the green things growing, the green
very interesting.
Kime, Coquille.
things growing.
The tulips w hich the Sophomores 1
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and Juniors planted are nearly
Nilson made a report on the ac- The faint sweet smell of the green
through blooming. W e regret this
“ 8.°C,“ t.“ ’n the p a8t' I sE^fl’i HkT'm’ l'ive, whether I sm ile!
very much as they have made a year, and stated that the work had
or grieve,
very attractive showing.
(been succesfully and beneficially Just to watch the happy life of my |
I,ast week the various classes of con<iucted and that the club had green things growing
the high school had their pictures , ^ai* a financially satisfactory year,
taken by a traveling photographer.
The distribution and selling of O the fluttering and the t attering of
those green things growing'
The boys and girls basket ball belter calves from high producing
How they talk each to each, when
teams also had their pictures tak- cow s was discussed. George Jen-
none of us are know in g ;
en
Ik ln s. county agent, reported that In the wonderful white i f the weird
_____________ ‘ a good m arket was available for
moonlight
these calves, both locally and nat­ Or the dim dreamy dawn when the
cocks are crowing
ionally. and that his office would
Testing Association
F l p p f s N e w O f f i c e r « make arrangements for their sale
E j lt lla l i e n MI I le e r »
And in the rich store of their blossoms
Coquille, April 4.—A new set of
George Hampton, president of
glowing
All aboard! A smiling por­
officers and board of directors the Coos County Dairy association. Ten f°.r onc ' take they’re on me be-
were elected by the members of the and head of the board of directors; ru!1<rW'v * 'u ... .
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ter takes your bags and
Coquille Valley Cow T esting assoc- present last night, led the second
it may'be
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shows you to your seat. The
Iation at their annual m eeting In meeting. The purpose of the meet Many, many a summer of my green
train pulls out.
Coquille last night. Im m ediately lnK w»s to propose a plan to in­
things growing '
So you begin a thrilling
follow ing Its annual meeting, the crease the consumption of dairy
trip that ends in San Fran­
association met jointly with the products locally, and to seek co­ But if I must be gathered for the
angel’s sowing.
cisco or Los AngeleS, with
board of directors of the Coos operation from the testing asso­
Sleep out of sight awhile, like the
m em ories o f great Mt.
ciation In carrying out the work
green things growing.
Shasta and the wild hills of
The work has been carried to the j Though dust to dust return. I think
dairymen and farmers in the past ' I’ll scarcely mourn,
Northern California . . .
few months, but the plan now is If I may change into green thing«
* KODAKS GIVEN
. . . of an evening on the
to seek the cooperation of the Po-
growing.
observation platform when
mona Grange, the sub-granges, a l l ;
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AWAY FREE
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you watched the flashing
chambers of commerce
in the j
signal lights and thrilled to
county, all civic organizations, and !
Three Traffic Cases
the musical clickety-click of
creameries, in an attem pt to in-1
Coquille, April 7.—F ines Houser,
wheels on rails.
crease the use of local dairy pro­
ducts by ail consum ers in the Leneve. was arrested by A. S. Cur­
This is the Southern Pacific
A Ticket With Each
rie, state traffic officer, Sunday on
county.
way to California—perfect
a charge of driving while intoxi­
safety, speed, comfort, meals
cated. He was arraigned before J.
25 Cent Purchase
in the Southern Pacific tra­
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J I J Stanley, justice court, yesterday,
dition.
Coyote, 1 1 l*ups Trapped pleaded not guilty, and was releas-
50 T ick ets and P urch ase o f
Coos county was saved $24« last ed on $250 ball H is trial was set
Before you plan your trip,
Saturday morning
when John for the justice court a t 10 a. m.
ask about our choice of low
Six R olls o f Film and P ack in g
Friday.
Lamm found a fem ale coyote in a
fares to California and the
trap on the Miller place on Cun­
( h arges — T otal $I.HS— B rin gs
Frank Wilkes, Coquille, was ar­
East , . . about a trip East
ningham creek north of town Ten raigned before the justice court
through California.
the Kodak.
live pups, born after the steel jays here this morning, and charged
closed on her leg. were nursing and with reckless driving. He pleaded
one was dead, a total of 12. Eight guilty and was fined $40 and costs.
O nly a IJn iited Num ber.
of the pups were females. Mr
J. T. Clifford, Marshfield, was
Lamm is the government's preda­
arraigned on a careless driving
C. A. LONG
tory animal hunter and receives no
charge before Judge Stanley, plead-'
bonus fbr varm int pelts, whereas ed not guilty, and was released on
General Merchandise
anyone else m aking the kill would a $100 bail
P ort Orford,
O regon
have been entitled to the $240.—
Coquille Sentinel.
Bobby—Can’t I change my name
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Paae 3.
today, ma?
Mother—What in the world dc
you want to change your name for
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Ruby Purdin, Editor
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