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Newspaper Page Text■"O K.'! / îfi THB COQUILLE TALLET 8SNTTNKL, COQUILLE, OBBBON. FRIDA T, »4M B MX uTce T be milk seryss not only as a source o f feed, bnt keeps tfip digestive organs of these fattening chickens In good condition and slap gives the chickens S bleach characteristic o f well-fat tened poultry. From this method of feeding the name o f "mUk-fed” Chick ens la taken and It la applied to-near ly all of the commercial fattened chickens ~ Many o f these fattening stations are located In small country towns and cities where buttermltk Is available from creameries at a vary low price, but as the supply o f this buttermilk is becoming more limited, especially In the larger, towns and d u es, thè vari- ous concentrated forma o f buttermilk are being used very extensively in fat tening poultry. Semlaolld and, con densed buttermilk are the two other forms most commonly used. In feed ing both of these products to chickens for fattening, milk is usually supplied In s more highly concentrated form than ordinary buttermilk. CO. CpUBT PROCEEDINGS (Continued from fifth page) Supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308.66 C. I. Kime, Labor ..................... 180.00 Miscellaneous Rds. Wm. Olsen, Labor, M. PL Sit- kum Mkt. Rd. . . . . . . . . . 7.20 L G. Bingham, Gravelinig M Pt. Sitkum Mkt. Rd. . . 196.26 E. L. Vinton, Survey M. Pt. ___ Lamps Mkt........... . ' . . . . 15.70 D. Musson, Freight ................. S-63 Coquiile Bridge A. B. Gidley, Estimate . . . . . . . 3663.80 R. D. No. 8. 4.06 Gorst A King, Gas . , .......... E. M. Frazier, Lbr. R. D. No. S®e the Champion, PACIFIC INTERNATIONA U V E STOCK EXPOSITION R. Radaker, L a b o r ........ *-71 Wm. Weekly, L a b o r ................. 8-74 H, C. Bryant, L a b o r ................. 1.74 J. C. Houser, Labor . . . . . . . . . 10.47 Norway-McK. Mkt. Rd. W. H. Hannon, Labor . . . . . . . 47.95 M ILK S U P PLY fO R CHICKENS C. E. Johnson, L a b o r ........... 46.43 $75,000 In Premium« — Beef and D u n D. W . Baker, Labor . ................. 66.92 tyuadi-H acM «, Swine, Sheep and Go«u Any Kind, Sweet or Sour, Help* Keep Lawrence Rackleff, Labor . . . . 48.93 Immense Poultry and Rabbit Show—Wm. Fowl« In Good Condition Henry Hervey, Labor . . . . tern -Dairy -Product* (h o w — 8p«eucuUr 21 ............. JU S •nd Add* F Ieoh. Lloyd Mast, Labor and thrilling Night Horae Shows. Sam Briggs, Repair, R. D. N o. 80.1 D. R. Lewis, Labor 1.85 22 , . t , .r . •xoom itlon o t i u kind in Amnrion 62.91 (P repa red bjr the United States D ep art W . E. W illett, U b q r 68.06 —JO acre« under one roo/7 m en t o f A crlcu ltu re.) 41.94 J. F. Massey, Lbr., R. D. No. 27 H. T lyers , Labor SP. R. D. No. 1 PoultrysHen who have or can obtain 61.13 Mack Gant, Labor 21.85 34.95 A. B. Daly & Co., Powder . . . it ' a reasonable price plenty of milk Mack Baker, Labor ........ ..... 27.96 R. E. Balfour, Timekeeper, S. A. B. Gant, L a b o r ................ . are In a position to raise their fiocka 13.50 P. R. D. No. 4 .............. 6.99 Dewey Byers, Labor . . . . . i .. PORTLAND. at leaa expense and with a far greater A Co., Supplies, S p „ 38.43 A. B. Daly a Robert ByeTS, Labor ............... amount o f success than tho#e,yVfio are 10.78 R. D. No. 4 OREGON. Frank Byers, L a b o r ................. 27.92 unable to Include this valuable food North Bend Iron Wks, Sup Percy Keltqer, L a b o r .........i . . 24-43 32.79 ■i 1A>1|& , In the flock’s diet. Milk la especially plies, Sp. R. D. No. 4 . . Chas. Bypfs, Labor ................... 87.92 aï . i w :!;l desirable for young chickens and for Finley Schroeder, Labor . . . . 13.98 G. W. Terry, Pile Driving, Sp. 50.00 R. D. No. 4 ..................... the fattening of poultry, where It Is Webb Mast, Labor . 41-94 done on a large scale and the poultry Henry Burr, Labor . . . . . . . . . . 20.94 Robert Kruger, Pile Driving, Sp. R. D. No. 4 ............. 55.00 Clay Byers, Labor ..................... 1J4-96 la closely confined. Donald Rackleff, Labor . . . . . . 24.48 McCollum & Painter, Tide- ,0 Buttermilk and skim milk are the 3.00 i -gates, Sp. R .'D . No. 4 _ Mike Sumerlin, L a b o r ............. 24.43 * .. -i> - i wo forms of. milk which are most Coast Cul. & Flume Co., Pipe Horace Berry, L a b o r ........... 24.43 commonly used In feeding chicks and Culvert, Sp. R. D. No. 4 . , 414.98 E. F . Mast, L a b o r ............ .. 24.43 laying heni, and these products are ,194.74 Barge Turtle, Scowing, Sp. R. J. C. Lett, Labor 6.00 D. No. 4 ......................... also used to some extent In commer Frank Wrtteman, .....................¿39.80 cial fattening. Semi solid and con E. J. ’Pierson, Labor ................. 248.26 Mild. Hdw. Co., Supplies, Sp. R. D. No. 4 . r . . . . . . . . . 14.08 186.32 densed buttermilk are now being fed Training designed to fit them for tbe L. T rigg, Labor 181.74 Standard Oil Co., Oil, Sp. R. D. quite extensively In the commercial battle o f life was taken by 14T blind Theo Labor .80 No. 4 ...............v.............. 10.49 fattening o { poultw and to some ex ed ex-service men at tbe Red Cross In A. O. Kirk. Labor . . . . . . Larson Dredgiing Co., Dredg 113.63 J. F. Schrfteder, Labor . tent to chicks apd laying hens. stitute for tbe Blind, near Baltimore, ing, Sp. R. D. No. 4 •.. .1612.00 62.36 Milk products are readily digestible Md., during the fiscal year 1920-1921. R. S. T rigg, Labor . . . . . 48.86 Clive Vineyard, Pipo driving • Leland McGilvery, Labor Sp. l: D. No. 4 .............. 66.00 by chickens and have a marked bpne- according to the report o f the Instl .Leslie Lett, Labor ...............; . 76.78 flclal effect In addition to their actual tute for that period. Geo. Royer, Labor .........• 73.29 N. C. Ellei. -n, Pipe driving, Enable you without additional cost to go via San Sp. R. JV No. 4 ............ 66.00 food value, poultry specialist! In Uni Of this number, 19 have gone on to Tom Royer, Labor .................. 10-47 Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso and Kansas City or ted States Department of Agriculture other Institutions, In almost every Mark Pierson, Labor ............ o-»o McDonald & V m ghan, Piling, Sp. R. D. No. 4 . , ............. 301.60 5584 say. They especially help keep small case to Institutions where those hav Adrian SchToeder, Labor . . . . •San Antonio, Houston and New Orleans or via Salt Warren Powell. Hauling, Sp. R. chickens free from bowel trouble. ing' sight a're receiving advanced edu E. Royer, Labor .........•............ 00-74 Lake City and Denver. D. No. 8 ......................... 8.00 . Many poultrymen like to dip the newly cation. Tbe blind ex-service men wbe Geo. McDonald, Labor ............. 66.31 Minor Mead, Hauling, Sp. R. 4 Each route, Sunset, Golden State, Carriso Gorge hotched chick’s bill Into milk for their have entered- such Institutions are pro Ernest Simons, L a b o r ............... ,69.80 D. No. 8 ......................... 6.00 and Ogden, is distinct in characteristics and affords a Wayne Woodward, Labor . . . . 41.94 flrat feed aa It helps to clean out tb~ vided with special text-books In L. R. Woodward, L a b o r ............... 89.12 A. B. Daly & Co., Powder, Sp. most fascinating and interesting trip aertiss America. Braille, reading which- they were Lewis Williams, Labor ........... 87.29 R. D. No. 8 ................... 201.88 , f chick’s digestive system. Milk prod • i a i / ï Charles Fitzhugh, Survey, Sp. ucta may be fe d to chickens, and to taught at the Red Cross Institute. Ed. Haines, Labor .¥ .............. 76.89 i ifïB l R. D. No. 9 ..................... 8.00 Twelve men have passed from -the C. Stubblefledl, L a b o r ............... older stock either In a sweet or sour 2.97 w b m Special' Roads 38.39 condition. The more common practice Institute to successfully carry on some Ben Rogers, Labor .............. C. R. Flanagan, Excavation, V IA Is to feed these products continuously, occupation or business for which they W. V. Schroeder, L a b o r .........; '8 3 .7 6 No. 9 ........................ 423.23 ,_____________________ < _L._.. -- - ’ - -- — -- either sweet or sour, and not to al were fitted by special training. A few Lee Mast. Labor ....................... LJ1-20 H, H. Darst, Smithing,-No,- 49- 2.19 ternate the use o f sour and sweet have withdrawn from the Institute be J. L. Benham, Labor ............... 136.30 Southern Pacific Co., Freight, C. G. Shepherd, Labor ........... 124.06 milk. .. - ;— ;------------— ~" cause of poor physical condition, 14 are Milford Mast, Labor . . ........... 126At No. 10 . . . . , ................... 160.00 : ;K fi * receiving further “training on - the In feeding milk products to hons, Reub Brown, Labor ................. 84.76 Standard Oil Co., Oil & Gas, Connect with well known limited and express trains that 23.08 No. 10 ...............: ............ the. milk Is usually kept before them Job” and 87 are Mill In training. C. O. King, L a b o r ................. provide excellent service and all modern com forts. 4- as a drink and Is also used to some •»J ||i{; Loyd Mast, L a b o r .................. • 6-*® Charles Fitzhugh, Surv., Exp. “ California for the Tourist," our beautiful booklet, briefly No. 11 ........................... . 9.45 Fred Mast, Labor J . . . ........... 164.86 extent In mixing the mash wherever s i 'if J describes and illustrates the charms and romance o f California. Claud Brown, Labor . ........... 34.03 The Title Co., Present Owner moist mash Is used. Poultry will not ship ................................. 4.00 „Copy Free on requeet.— ----------------------- — ’ Clayton Warner, ....................... 6 6 -^ get sufficient animal protelq-from milk L, iV R. Hetter, Lbr., No. 13 . 3.00 . E. P . Mast, Labor . . . . . . . . m 18.32 F or fares, berths, train service, stopover regulations supplied In this way to take the place Coquiile Hdw. Co., Hdw., No. T. Loshbaugh, L a b o r .......... - * *0.86 — >*■c -? Of meat bcrtT^ commonly used In the personal advice or helpful suggestions ask agents or write 14 a , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40.36 Mildred King, Labor ............... 60.00 poultry mash. I n order to furnish suf Feenaughty- Me. Co., Supplies, Mertie Mast, Labor ................. 16.00 # »* ficient protein In the ration to take No. 14 . ................. 5.69 Medical care and clothing for thou J. R. Benham, L a b o r ............... 97.86 Robert A. Eastdn, Rock, No. 14 46.35 ' the place o f meat scrap, the milk must W. W . Smith, Labor ; ............. 17A6 sands o f children in Central and East John Sumerlin, L a b o r ............... 97.86 A. B. Daly & Co, Pov/der, No. be fed In a thickened form such as ern Europe f f e outlined as the activ C. A. Holverstott, Labor . . ' . . 90.87 14 ............................. 123.11 clabbered milk or cottage cheeee. JOHN M. SCOTT, ' u' * ities o f theTtanertean Red Cross In Albert Maiden, L a b o r ............... 41.88 Standard Oil Co., Oil & Gas, When fed In this condition enough can General Passenger Agent No. 14 .............. 109.84 Europe for the current year, says a Chester Barnett, L a b o r ........... 41.88 be readily supplied to give high egg .25 statement on the eve o f the Annual Ralph Matthews, L a b o r ........... 34.90 D. Musson, Drayage, No. 14 . production and good results without Roll Call of the organisation. These William Mast, L a b o r ............... 17.45 Huling^ Lundy & Sons, Sup- any other animal protein feed. Where activities, .supplemental to the feeding Aldon Mast, Labor .............• • 12.00 lies, No. 1 5 ................ 33.46 milk la supplied fairly regularly to the operations o f the European Relief W. E. Brady, Smithing, No. 15 14.40 M. Pt. Sitkum Mkt. Rd. laying hens. It Is not essential to fnr- Council of Which Herbert Hoovey Is F. M. Avery, Survey . . . . . . . 4.49 A. B. Daly & Co., Powder, No. 15 .......................... 166.50 Mannie Barn'es, Survey . . . . . . 4.49 chairman, are designed te provide the Standard Oil Co., Oil & Gas, E. L. Vinton, Survey 6.99 most adequate and balanced relief No. 15 .................. 316.92 Paul Bunch, Survey ............... 31.41 wtthln the resources of private phi T. G. Sumerlin, S u r v e y ........... 97.86 Coq. Hdw. Co., Hdw. No. 15. 43.02 lanthropy. surroundings, combined with ext Alden Bright, Survey ............. 90.87 A. B. Gidley, Cont. No. 19 . . 226.00 Through the establishment o f child J. D. Bright, S u r v e y ................ 90.87 Chas. Fitzhugh, Sur. Exp., No. lent food well prepared, makes this 19 .................. .............. . . 4.76 welfare stations In the centers o f pop S. P. Bright, Survey ............... 90.87 t • » V- ' > ■ ■ - ' vBi ulation o f those countries where ade R. M. Parrish, S u iw e y ............... 118-88 D. P. Plymale, Exc., No. 19 . . 86L00 restaurant the rendezvous of the best D. P. Plymale, Exc., No. 19 . . 1863.7C quate medical care Is not now obtain Vem Bennett, Survey ---------- people in town— peoplo who under able, the American Red Cross plans L. W.'” Oddy, Survey ............... 90.87 A. R. Hultin, Piling, No. 19 . . 322.60 146.79 H. N. Russel, Piling, No. 19 . 252.20 to provide the medical assistance need James Cotton, Survey .......... M. Pt. Trans. Co., Trans. No. stand and appreciate what good eat 62.91 ed to restore these children te a nor E. M. Clayton, Survey . . f . . . 19 ........ ..............r . ........... 7.00 104.86 J mally healthy life. The sum o f (6,- J. L. Crosby, S u r v e y ----- - ing is.; In service, too, we excel. Ne Arthur Coffle, Survey . . s . l , . . ' 169.02 Clyde Carlson, Piling, No. 19 72.00 000,000 has been made available for W. H. Huff, Survey 69.90 Alex McLeod, Piling, No. 19 . 807.60 small part o f the enjoyment of a meal this work._________ W . T. Brady, LAbor ............... 99.76 W. W. Rhule, Leather, No. 26 3.00 Huling, Lundy indy & Sons, Sup- Wm. Conklin, Labor 63.76 is the wny it is served. You will he plies, Not 26 67.16 R. 0 . Hatcher, Labor . . . . . . . . 83.76 13.70 satisfied with the way we serve yet. D. Cummings, Labor . . . . . . . . 87.26 Mfld. Hdw. Co., Coal, No. 26 9.39 John Parrish, L a b o r ............ . 46.37 Goo. Hdw. Co., Hdw., No. 26 Murphy, Supplies, No. 26 26.71 Homer Oddy, Labor 78.62 C. S. Murph; D. Musson, JSSOn, Freight, r lCL«llb, X,V. No. J 26 .90 Glenn Shores, Labor ............... 10.47 V. r $ n Andrew Cotton, Labor . .‘r r . . . 84.90 Standard Oil Co., Gas & Oil, i, No. 26 ..t * ...................... 123.67 Lowell Bothwell, L a b o r .......... 48.62 m l Ferries Various relief projects of the Junior I. M. Weekly, Labor ................. 62.82 Chickens of All Aqea Like Milk. American Red Cross In European Garland Oddy, L a b o r ............... 18.41 Pacific Iron Works, Repair— Eastside Fer hi&stside f e r r y ............... 8.50 countries resulted In helping 237,000 Everet Parirsh, L a b o r ............. 48.86 ! Al ntah any green feed as the milk will destitute children during the last fis Rube Cotton, Labor ............... 34190 Standard Oil Co., Oil— Coquiile 41.96 take the' place o f the green feed to cal year, according to the annual re Vern Bennett, 'Labor ............... 6.23 McNair Hdw. Co., Supplies— No. 36 .......................... 212.86 Coos Bay Ser. S ta t, Supplies . 52JT Bullards . ........................ .. 1.35 McCollum & Painter, Hauling, •a 0 . G. Bunch, L a b o r ......................191.24 good advantage. G ardners Garage, Suplpies .. 10 . » port o f the American Red Cross for Bandon Iron Wks., Supplies— R. D. No. 35................... 26.00 Battey A Richardson, Repair . SIM In the commercial fattening of that period. The growth of the activi A. N. Foley, L a b o r ............ I Bullards ..........................• 5.60 McCollum & Painter, Freight, T. M. Dimmick, Express . . . . 17J4 poultry where the chickens or hens ties o f the Juniors abroad Is mani G. G. Gill, Labor .............. Oreg. Mar. A Fish. Sup. Co., Dominick Garonne, Labor. . R. D. No. 3 5 ................... 7.88 Schroeder A Hildenbrand, re- are very closely confined and fed, a fested by a comparison which shows W. H. Huff, Labor ............ Supplies— BullardB . . . . 44.25 State Ind. Acc. Com, Insurance 796.64 Pair j . . j x . . * ,»*.«•« i *• forced ration for a limited period, this figure Is 200,000 larger than that Z. F. Young, Labor . . . . . . - Miscellaneous Gerlack A Crouch, Clearing .1267.66 .Standard (Til .Co_ Oil, etc......... usually from 7 to 17 days, is consid of the previous fiscal year. Battey A Richardson, Labor A Jap Yoakum, Labor .......... Hagquist A Bjorquist, Contract 600.00 The 4 Wh. Dr. Jkuto C o, Sup Mat..................................... ered essential. Practically no com 12.10 t. M. Weider, E xc..................... 2020.60 The National Children’s Fund raised Wallace Martin, Labor . . . plies ................................ Joq. Hdw. Co., Hdw. ............... 89.07 Peter Peterson, Dam. . . . ____ 226.00 mercial fattening o f poultry Is con by school children, members o f tbe W. B. Lonsignant, Labor . E. E. Johnson, Lbr............. . L B. Daly A Co., Eqp. Hdw. ducted on a large scale In this country Junior American Red Cboss, was B. F. Howe, Labor .......... Ore. State High. Com., Freight R. D. No. 27 Coq. Ferry ..................... 80.44 on gravel L, except where milk Is used for feeding. drawn upon for (420,697 for these proj Ezra Watson, L a b o r .......... 42.90 S. C. Braden, L a b o r .......... •• MM R. M. Noah A Son, Smithing . 9.40 George Whitney, Labor . . Chas. Fitzhugh, Exp. Sur.......... A ration with a consistency of por ects. Receipts for tbe National Chil 1.66 Tom Hagerty, Labor .............. « . } ; E. L. Vinton, Exp. Survey . . . . 27.47 J. M. Caughell, Exp. Sur.......... Hugh lugn Milleson, Labor dodo .... 11.71 ridge which contains about Gfi per cent dren’s Fund during the last fiscal year . Valley Sentinel, P u b ........ 6.70 A. E Hadsell Exp Sur.............. 29.90 Ralpli Sigsby, Labor . . . . . . . . 26-JJ 1. J. Mayse, Labor milk Is jcmmnonly fed totalled 1166.317. Howard Rackliff, Labor . . . . . . WJ7 I. Caughell, Sur. Exp. R. D. J. Cunningham, Labor L. Stubblefield, R. of W .......... 36.00 No. 1 ............................... £ £ E. Conlee, L a b o r ....................... . 29.66 7.00 Wimer B ros, Smithing, etc. . . 15.40 P. W. Laird. Labor ......... S. Albee, L a b o r ........................ 2617 Charlie Dysart, L a b o r ............... 183.48 L. M. Weir, Trans. Eqp. R. D. Pioneer Hdw. C o, Hdw. etc. . . 10.38 Dal Belieu, Team Labor . . . . 26 M No. 3 ............................. J. F. Stevens, L a b o r ................. 185.23 6.00 Lloyd Cutlip, Trans................... 6.00 W alter Sykes, Survey, Dement Roy Swan, Labor ..................... 167.27 The Auto Body Shop, Repair, Coos Bay Times, A dv.............. 67.60 R. D. No. 3 ___ ' . ........... Cre ek Rd......................... ^ G. C. Gibson, L a b o r ................. 164.26 6.00 C. H. Proeknow, Shoes, prison- . M. Caughell, Exp. Sur. R. D. Louis Thurman, Labor ........ .. 71.64 State o f Oregon, — No.' 5 ............................... tí.7 6 Harry Rohr, L a b o r ................... 90.74 se. , . Westein World, Pub. ! ” ! ! ! ! ! 1L70 County o f Coos. Delbert Crow, Labor . . . . . . , 8 2 . 0 1 Mt. States Power Co., Lights, 1, 1. .F Bunch, County Clerk ¥ J. L. Laird, Rent on Tractor . . 150.00 No Man’s L a n d ............. 7.34 Coos Bay Times, Sup. Rd. M. "Lester Mayse, L a b o r .............vi 67.54 Coos County, ex-officio Clerk of tij Walter Bunch, L a b o r ................. 41.88 Eckblad Hdw. Co., Hdw., R. D. Office ................................ 31.26 County Court o f said County _ No. 9 ............................... 7 .3 6 W. H. Bunch, L a b o r ................. 83.88 Graham s Garage, Gas, etc. ... 174.88 State, custodian o f the records, OJ* Nevy Heller, Labor ................... 31.41 Mfld. Mill A Lbr. Co., Lbr. No. and archives o f said County, do her«» Kijham Stat. A P. C o , Sup- 9 ..................... .................. Frank Heller, Labor ............... 27.92 7.82 _, „ P lie*.:R- M. O ffic'j............ 21.20 certify that the foregoing is a w * . \\A Chester Frantz, L a b o r ............. 59.33 J5. E. Johnson, Lbr., R. D. No. and correct statement o f the r m v m 12 ...................................... 36.23 Keuffel-A Eeser C o, Supplies. Tort Garrone, Labor . ._ w . . .10 1 .4 6 o f bills allowed on tho various fmd* M. O f f i c e , ^ ............. 8.83 W. C. Griffin, Sup. R. D. No. 18 Wm. Taylor, L a b o r .........10.47 .90 Coq. Service Station, Supplies o f the County as audited by tnc C o»- G. G. Swan, L a b o r ........ ........ 45.37 E. E. Johnson, Lbr., R. D. No. ty. Court o f said County at the reju w The Frederick Post C o , Sup 18 S. L. Leather-man, Labor. . . . . 27.92 45.04 plies . . . ; ........................ 69.72 October, 1921, term thereof, as w Jeff Crosby, L a b o r................... 78.39 E. E. Johnson, Lbr., R. D. Ño. same appears on the exhibits « C. S. McCulloch, Express e tc , 20 ..... ............................................................................’ J. N. Gearhart, L a b o r ............... 28.00 8.02 claims and warrants in my office am R. M. office ........ .. 62.46 Clyde Carlson, Piling, R D. M. Pt. Lampa Mkt. Rd. custody. ’ > . , a vAr - « .........................1183.44 No. 20 ............................. 36.00 r F. M. Avery, Surveying ........... 60.61 W ITN ESS my hand and seal of tm Long’s Mac. A R. Shop, Repair, Mannie Barnes, Surveying . . . 76.33 Moore Mill A Lbr. Co., Lbr.. * . efc-. ................................. 482.67 County Court affixed this 14th day Sandy Ellis, S u rv e y in g .......... 3.49 •-*- R. D. No. 23 . . . . . . 7.20 Auto Service C o , G a s ............... 2.46 October, A . D , 1921. Lloyd Haines, Surveying . . . . 8.98 McNair Hdw. ’Co., Sup. R. -D. N o. 23 . . . . . . . ............; 6.60 C. C. Williams, Exp. Traf. Of- E. L Vinton, Surveying ......... 167.76 L F ' BunCounty Clsrtfc I ' h M - Hcer ............ : , y . ............. g£8 Wayne Woodward, Surveying 17.96 Smith Power Log. Co., Sup. (S eal) ' N. D. M jd ^ . Glasgow Ferry R. D. No. 28 . . . . . . . T .- 60.96 Battey A Richardson, E xp * Traf. Officer ................... 9,40 J. M. CaughelU Surveying . . . 27.96 Thos. J. Haynes, Freight, R. D, 4.60 No. 28 .................. .......... 10.12 Willey A Son, Repairs . ___ Wayne Woodward, S urveyings 4.49 Lyons A Rooney Garage, . Re- Don’t forget our Oregon Farmer Lloyd Haines, Surveyinig . . . . 4.49 J . L. Aasen, Lbr., R. D. No, î à L Crane Company, Supplies . . . . 478.60 28 ...................................V 84.26 n . . pairs— Trucks ..................... 3 ^ 0 combination in renewing for the ^ _ Pacific Iron W k s, Repairs*- J. M. Caugneil. Survey exp. . . 2.65 A . B. Daly A Co., Powder, R. m 3“ • j r n i r Trucks ............................ 2.01 tinel. You get a good deal W I * D. No. 28 ....................... 40.43 Dale West, o f Klamath Falla Oregon, came with the other boys’ and girls' G. A. Perkins A Son, Excavat- money there. inig ............ a ................... 528.84 Dolph Hayes, Hauling, R. D. xr o j S 1*1!4 * Equipment club members to tbe Pacific International Live Stock Exposition last year and McCullom A W inter, Freight No. 28 ” . . . ; ..... 5.00 ^ 4TJ r ang . E<l«>p. 6.75 entered bis Shorthorn heifer. Mound's Baroness Sfi. 7.78 adv....................................... 13,12 A . W. Burton, Oil. R. D. No. 28 L65 Coos Bay Iron Wlfs, Hoist . . . l'i i î l i i Well bred. In splendid condition and trained to etshd and lead properly T. A . Siding, S h o v e ls ............... 6.85 ' J. M. Caughell,. Exp. Sur. R. for the Judges, both she and her master made a fine Impression, gnd she was North Bend Iron Wks., Ma- Emery B ros, Ser. Station, Oil . 3.60 chine wk.................. 591.99 awarded flrat in the young class of beef breeds. D. U y T U ........... . 8.00 E. E. Johnson, Lbr.......... 4.80 ^ l i t ort o f Cdos Bay, Dredging .2731.61 Marshall Wells Co., Sup. R. D. Dale has written to O. M. Plummer, manager o f the great ahow to be held Schroeder A Aasen, Lbr.’ : : : : 45.38 4.00 this year at North Portland. Oregon. Nov. (-11, that be wants to be a part of ohn J. Silen, Tewing . . ......... No. 36 ............ 54.60 ■ i ig m K. M. Noah A Son, Smithing . 16.85 Oregon Marine A Fisheries the exposition, and he sent hit «peek for (36 for one share o f stock. Buehner Lbr.- Co., Photic, R. D. r 'J.- ¡5 i .,rî| Service Garage, Oil. etc 10.78 Supply Co., supplies *-. 49.60 The boya’ and girls' club exhibits at the Pacific International last year No. 36 ............................. 84.00 Southern Pacific C o , Freight” 61.07 ware vary Interesting, and perhaps as lmportaat to the nation as soy division Hasér A Son, Supplies . . . . . . . 76.61 Bay Park Lbr. Co., Lbr., R. D. Oregon Brass Wks., Supplies . " 4.03 No. 36 ............................... 24.00 Huling Lundy A Sons, Sup plies ............... 1J0 Johnson, J. é Q, M. f T * 0 * , » kiMr Lbr. C o , L b r , R, D. Shives Motor C o , Supplies ‘ |: U .74 ¡Ifll Il 1 Red Cross Trains 147 Blind Vets In Useful Work 12 REM EM BER THE DAT! New One-Way Fares Eastbound through Four Daily Trains 1 i l The Scenic Shasta Route m Red Cross Plans $6,000,000 Effort To Save Children Southern Pacific Lines -ATTRACTIVE Yoilng America Sends Vast Relief T o Needy Abroad MERCHANTS CAFE c Coquille, Oregon 1 Dale Wjrát and His Winning Heifer mm 11- I I afLifc- I! m I a il l M rit-, W H Y B E FAT?