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from the Oregon line in Klamath
county to a point nearly east o f Trin­
idad where it makes a sharp turn to
the northwest and roan from Hum­
boldt county up into Dot Norte eonn-
THE BROCCOLI INDUSTRY.
o f Tartar, derived from grapes,
The first shipments o f broccoli, or
but healthful qualities to the food.
winter cauliflower, that will be grows
in Lene county this year somewhat
N o Phosphate
M6 A lu m
extensively, ere belüg made new from
Douglas county, according to H. A.
Èaaor, of Eugene, who is hugely re­
sponsible for the crop being intro­
first reported, although its
duced into Lene county, says the En­
value is sufficiently high to give Mr.
gen« Register. The broccoli is going
Hill a snug little fortune if it turns
to Portland and to the Chicago and
out tltat ha has found the real thing.
other eastern markets where H ie very n gray porous substance found by J.
Port Orofrd is given a unique distinc­
much in demand juet now beennee 0. HID on the bench south o f town,
tion, when fortunes are picked up
green vegetables fresa Florida have which was supposed to bo ambergris.
from her agate-strewn beaches.
not bogus to arrivo.
This ought to bo o f interest to Coos
county farmers. There can be little
doubt that this section is as well er
better adapted to the growth o f broc­
coli than Douglas county. Indeed, a
week or two ago E. A. Aasen was
hes bean wrong—bat wo honor him
One of the rend maasuraa pamed
by the recent legislature abolishes the
office of road supervisor after Jan. l,
1916. In their pine« the county court
takes charge o f the roads , employing
The roadmester has charge of the lay­
ing out, building and repair ef all
roads, and all tools used in the various
dietrista for rand purposes.
salvation: “ Reise whet you oat and
meke cotton year surplus crop.” In
the first place she took akiftloes ten­
ants, black and white, and made of
them responsible and productive citi-
sena. What she accompli shed at home
is thus told by Littell McClung in the
Outlook:
|
Ifested by what ho has dona aa chair»'
man of the Military Affairs commit­
tee o f our senate. Elect a stronger
man in 1920» but meanwhile let us
honor Our George for having risen to own their homes and to feel, for the
the occasion in every crisis involving first time, that they hod responsibili­
our country’s honor.
ties and ware n pert o f the communi­
ty. She had gone into partnership with
her tenants—black and white—and
had mad« them “ feed themselves" end
have a surplus besides; she had helped
them start bank accounts and build up
the land ¡and in building up the land
and becoming independent they bad
built up in themselves latent manhood
and womanhood, pride in s access and
ambition to progress.M
Then she delivered her message at
Birmingham to farmers, hanker«,
merchants, manufacturers, profes­
sional man, and to ~nrnmwi And thia
massage, so clear, so simple, so direct,
aroused to action those who heard H,
I » ««m i.'r ie im T h i the South and
tianity.’ Indeed it is. A ll honor to loving the South, had gone to ths root
Mrs. Rood, and bar ‘far-apart’ neigh- of the whole vest prnhlsm lbs sell­
bora.”
ing o f cotton to buy food, >h sen tee
The Sentinel believes that all that is landlordism, and the
de­
needed to secure bountiful contribu­ pletion of soil fertility.
tions for thia fund Is more Annie
“ Man alive, this is the
the
Reeds. The responses to appeals for whole South should hoar now!” de­
aid through the columns of The Sen­ clared a banker who was p ru n l And
tinel have, been discouragingly mea­ ao the bankers of Alabama got togetb-
gre; but if more a f our people hi both
town and country will take It up in
the way Mrs. Reed did, we have no
doubt the »1,000 we felt sure would
bo given in the Coquill« valley could
bo quickly ««cured. A rt there not
ton people among our subscribers who
win become solicitors for this fund T
Wo know that a good many people
have thought that since Germany be­
gan bar ruthless submarine contest
the first e f February supplies sent
from this country to Belgium would
go to the bottom of the see. To eatta-
fy all such as to this danger we re­
produce the following from a recent
statement made by Herbert C. Hoov-
BAKING POWDER
Growers of omajl fruita who are
interseted in variati«« beat adaptsd to
their part of thè State msy secare
Iste end rei in Me data on thia and
other important phaaes by sending tot
eithar or each of thè three bulletta«,
“Smeli Fruita,” just issaad by thè O.
A. C. Extansioo Service. No. 146 is
on strawberrios, No. 166 on loganber-
riee and No. 192 on thè bramblas.
They cover thè subjects o f soUs, soli
preparmtion,
fertilisers,
veneti««,
p lenti ng, propagatimi, cultivetion,
pruning, treUising, marketing, eoet,
hweets and discese«, ss w«U es meny
other probleau of succeesful growing
end merketing.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that g g r
rants No. 0S1» ta 03S7, inclusivo,
drawn on Second and Other Streets
Fund of the City o f Coquille a n here­
by called for payment. Interest will
<*•»• from and after March 16, 1917.
Railroad Rumor at Rosebud
Railroad talk received a sudden im­
petus says the Roseburg News, when
a letter was received from George P.
Schloaaer, formerly of this city, hut
nova located at Carlton, Ore, stating
I that th* promotion work is again un­
der way on the railroad project from
thia city to Coos Bay and that unless
the United States is plunged into war
that ha axpocts work to be commenc­
ed. This letter was received by I.. J.
Barnes, and created a small amount
o f excitement when its contents were
learned.
Perhaps this move is one on
port o f the HR1 spstem to extend
Oregon Electric and run it down
Coquille valley end then over to
Bey.
The material for your
is ready for use«
Gome in and let us give you an
estimate on the cost.
They are indispensable
to dairymen
E. E JOHNSON
told
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