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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1923)
T U COQUILLE FÄLLST FACI ____ L__ ___________ ■____ tuny at ! W e O ffer FOR SALE Several Purebred Guernsey Bull Calves From A. R. Cows. . One from JANIS OF SEQUOIA 104315 Oregon State Champion. PRICES REASONABLE. Write ug for particulars COTTONWOOD FARM Tillamook, Oregon L A N G 1923 m«xU» w ■mde ■ « n t u d type for ■ w y Move me. Every pal- rated feature is absolutely origiBal and nwlwivi. Every LANG LA N G fit, . wtfh tke i t°od-lookmg u d d u ra b ie . QUICK’S STORE Phone 110L LANG The business section ia aroused ast er ttw series o f burglaries Tuesday night. Two plaeat terad and a t least two more were at- temptad, says the Baadsn World. ▲t the Bandon Hardware Co. 1 robber entered at the side door on Baltimore avenue by breaking ou. the g in » He apparently tree familiar with the operation of the cask rag», tar as he punched thu right key to open it. His itw ird w it net n o te than $1.26. Ha didn’t taka anything but rash, leaving two checks j touched. No attem pt w m nude to into the safe. A t the Library the burglar sate by lowering a window on Wall stre e t The window was not locked but ftt so tight in the frame that it most have taken considerable effort above it dawn. A smell cash box kept by tbs librarian a t tbs desk was robbed of its nicktae end d im » total ing about $226. The f not taken. 11» box was left on tan floor. Apparently nothing else was disturbed. At P at’s Place at the corner oi P in t street end Alabama «be robber broke e section out of the window lac- tag the Bandon Cedar Manufacturing Co. plant. It ia probable th at be was frightened array before be bed tune to » t a r aa Mr. Bottom found noth ing disturbed inaids. A t the McNair Hardware Co. an effort waa made to » t e r a t the veer. The putty waa removed from the win dow and n piece was broken from the cross bar. Apparently the » t r y waa considered too much of an ef fort. - Night OfBcer Poster ate« » that the » t r y to the B a n d » Hardware »tore waa mada between 2 and I a. m. Ha bad mada his rounds end aaw the light burning in the store a t two. When he came around about an hour later the light waa out sad ha die- covered the door broken. It in believed to be the work of the seme person or persons who rob bed the Acme Garage and the Rich ardkon Motor Company about month ago. Do You Know That <#. issa, Wssui g a n w u Oarberry, but u entirely tarant Oarberry from the » 0 of two The Only W ashed Coal Sold Locally It is Consequently Cleanest and Best Use It and Save Money Price« N ot Coal, per Ton - Lump Coal, per Ton « G. E. Smith lost four Angara his right head ia an accident wh occurred a t his home near town Si day evening, says the Bandon World. According to Mr. Smith ha waa dean tag up around the house whan a 22 apodal loaded rifle that wee handling ■lipped from hie grasp. He out quickly to grab it before it struck the floor end waa Just in time to get his head over the m a u ls w h » discharged. The gun struck oa the hammer. The soft nosed bullet tore a frightful wound across the back of the hand, savoring the tendons and breaking the b o n » Dr. Houston found it necessary to am putate the flagon, leaving only the thumb. Carl Richart, son of Ches. Richest, was out on the ranch shooting digger squirrels Sunday. Ia sc he got the index finger of his right hand sear the musale of the gun w h » it discharged, taking the Anger off. It w u necessary to amputate it. A. W. Browater lost a forefinger as the rem it of loading a calf. The calf became fractious aa calves do and in trying to stop it Mr. Brewster got a finger caught in the rope »>1 it waa yanked off. Leo J. Cary No. 9 First N a t Bk Bldg. Phone 76J Just W hat You’re Looking Fori Low Round Trip Summer Excursion Fares Between Coquille and Portland »12.50 and $15.00 San Francisco $46.75 Los Angeles _ »69.00 P l u now to take a d v u ta g e of these round trip faros or others to various pieces, vacation roaorta and eastern cities. Tickets on u l a all summer long. Ask your local ticket agent for de- * tails, time tables and descriptive fold ers or write SAFETY PLUS COMFORT JOHN M. SCOTT General Paaaeager Agent, Portland, Oregon SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES xgxi oat of rr r rage. I e a s t think how I c u have h e « M wee a . Want yon My yoo forgive » e r “Why. of course, «tarila«." oeM G lare aoftly. "I and erstand how wretched you moat h e re M t G one, le t's «o no to «Manar end forget It all. «tarila«." "B et you do love me, darling T" a iked Carherry aoftly, la the te x t "With all my heart, deareet," Clara The death of Francis W. Petty n ^ R a d a t a t a - , ,— _— r ' ^ r grove, a former Portland (Me.) resi They had a splendid dinner a t a dent, which occurred recently in Port- land, Ora., has brought to light the story of how the city on the Pacific coeat aim oat was aamed Boston in-l ■toad of Portland. A flip of a coin fixed the name of "Darling, I’d tike to aek you to eo»e Portland, O ra, on what waa then but la," aald Clara aoftly, “hot It’s so lata." a tiny settlem ent "Nevar a.md.” aald Oarherry aoftly, The coin was flipped in the autumn preaalng his lipa to hora "Títere will of IMS. A m u named A. L. Lovejoy of Boston, and n second named F. Patty grove, of Portland, Me, ware new settlers in Oregon and were Joint owners of a small stage, one of a fow buildings in s settlement OH the Wil mette river. The setttam m t w u called every thing from "the village" to "Stump- town," and the partners determined to dignify it with e real name. Love- joy wanted to call R Boston; Petty- grave preferred Portland. Finally they agreed to teas a coin. The Portland m u called the turn over the Boston m u , and the village forth with w u named Portland, Ore.— North Star, Cambridge, M ta m fl I $8.25 ’ $9.25 H ighest Cari» Price Paid for Wool Bad Day far Fingers at Bandon Flip of Cota Made It Portlaad POWER Beaver Hill Coal JMBERNECK AMONG P0ULTRY ■ 1 1 1 TrouWs le BrougM About by Fa M Aetlnq Deosyed Animai M attar— Casto* Oli Helps. Umberneck le rocognlsed by thè fact test thè fowl seco» te le u cootrol of Uè neck Biascica, theraby sllewtag Che beed to bang down end touch thè digestive troubles la shipment. and consequently large shrtnkags la weight, r e l u thè beed or ha va aay control to say nothing of off-condltlon. of I t The trouble, accordine to Harry B » bleten, professor of poultry husbsndry ■t Oklahoma 1 i n i M. college, la hroaght ebout by thè astine of som# docayed animai mattar. "The beat s u e » therofore, of preventlng furtber Turkeys erg profitable, bat need • ttouble le to look thè premtses over let of care to get than started. ter a carcam of eoo» ktnd," Bmhletou uy«. "la soo» cassa we bava found Moving layers from coop to coop It to ba rabbita, la otberu, snakes or eqnenlly checks egg production. • cnrcaaau od fowla Oaator oli f t v » * hy mesos of s smeli fonaci end rnbbsr tabe Inserì ed In tbe food passe», POULTRY NOTES thè affected tarde te b u lth ." Ordinarily, a gander may be with from one to four gee» , el pair or trio matings gen era II the best resalts. WIM gande A boga blind seal or aaa bear—dta- playìng a fondneaa far » a d d im r le a great pel and aourcs of prida to Jack Ardereon, ita captar. Anderson caaght thè eenl on thè bendi bare, roped H and with diAculty loaded thè *00 pound bulk iato a boat and placed H andar an enclosuro. TVa » a d clama ere fad in great qoentities after beta« .. J- ■ m á m im * "M