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THE COQUILLE
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VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 30, 19J6.
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
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Dry Pastures
Demand
Dairy Feeds
We note in increasing demand
for grain mixed feeds for dairy
cows and have juat received
two carloads this week to meet
your needs.
Ship by Truck feeds or freight.
Farr & Elwood Co
FEED MERCHANTS
Storage and Transfer
Phone 16
Are all cut from Prime Steer Beef
hung in the refrigerator the
proper length of time.
We also have a good variety of
BEEF, PORK, VEAL, LAMB,
FRYERS AND HENS
PEOPLES MARKET
J. L. Stevens
'Your Ideal Meeting Place**
NOTICE!
We will pay 5c each for first 100 copies of
page 2, photoplay section, Sunday Oregon­
ian of July 25.
:» motion
picture star, leading lady for Buster Keatpn,
holding the Myrtlewood frame that is to be ,
by’ the1 guvei iii)lll,.W"l!ll!",CTffW!l"*ffltf'
the President of the United States.
This
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of the unfortunates in the motion picture
world.
Bring all copies to the
Oerding Hardware
Owned by the Seven Oerding Brothers
Homer Holverstott, of Coquille, was
a business vikitor in this city on Tues­
day.
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Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Birch and child­
ren, Wanda and Frederick, of Marsh­
field, Were guests of the E. C. Barker
family at their summer home “The
Goojus Nest” on Sunday.
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Mrs.' O. V. Powell, of this city, Is
in the Keizer hospital in North Bend,
where she underwent a major opera­
tion Tuesday.
Dr. Hazel Parmerter Hutton, of
Grants Saw, funner Myrtle Point
doctor, was in town the first of the
week. On Tuesday she and Miss
Myrtle Pelker, of this city, were vis­
itors . in Marshfield.
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. W. Perkin«
have returned from their vacation
trip into the eastern part of the
United States, where they visited
places they had not seen for years.
•There Are ■ several more caseB of
diphtheria in town and all precau­
tions are being taken to keep the di­
sease from spreading.
R. C. Dement and daughter, Mrs.
F.- M. White returned Tuesday from
Salem where they have been visiting
foT some tiine.
Mrs. Myrtle Clinton, of Corvallis,
is in town visiting her son, Harl
Clinton. Another son, Harry Clinton,
is with her but is leaving this week
for Cohvallis.
Jim Benham was in from Brews­
ter Valley on Monday.
T. I). Guerin and mother, Mrs.
Priscilla Guerin, left Tuesday for
Portland, where Harry Guerin will
undergo a serious operation Thurs­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Williqm H. Fearnley
and daughter,. Frances, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph D. Kring spent Sunday
at Cape Blanco.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton
and daughters, Velma and Kathryn,
and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Schneider and
daughters, Caroline and Ernestine,
motored to Lakeside to spend the day
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hansen spent
the week end visiting in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson- and
daughter, of Visalia, California, were
in town Wednesday. Mr. Johnson is
a former Coos county man, leaving
Merc tbdtit
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in the prune growing business near Frye, 3
Visalia and is here to visit his broth­ Fortier, c
er, Clarence Johnson, of Gravel Ford, Roper, 1
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MaHvwwyw“««»
Walter Barklow and Tony Perroni Sutherland, 1
riWg.'g,rng”JFJinT oH'~ ifnmfcwiíwñ'i »..a
will start trucking soon.
Two new Arms have opened for
business in the new F. C. True build­
ing. The Forrest and Arnold barber
shop opened Saturday with all four
chairs doing a rushing business on
the Arst day. Lund’s Toggery open­
ed Tuesday and is -also doing a great
deal of business.
Relf Bledsoe, of Boise, Idaho,
brother of the late J. M. Bledsoe, ar­
rived this week and expects to spend
the balance of the summer here.
File for Water Rights
Zane Grey, famous author, has Aled
Olcide Junior
This well-known stallion is now
owned by R. B. Rogers, of this city
and will be at the service of all who
have mares to breed during the com­
ing season, at his stable near where
the street has been Ailed on the high­
way, Phone 103-J for information.
Used Cars
t
1925 Star Touring Bal­
loon Tires, Bumpers,
A-l car, motometer,
windshield wiper ....$550.00
1925 Star Touring, good
shape ................................ 390.00
1923 Star Touring, fair
shape . ....................... 200.00'
1924 Star Delivery A 1
condition ................
350.00
For the Highway North of Bay in the offices of the state engineer at
Among those from Coos Bay who
met with Reedsport and Gardiner
representatives in Reedsport, rela­
tive to hurrying construction of the
Coos county line to the Winchester
Bay section of the Roosevelt highway,
were E. W. Murphy "and J. T. Brand,
of MarshAeld and Henry Kern and
John Mullen, of North Bend. George
Bryant, manager of the Coast Auto
Lines, of Coquille, also accompanied
the jgroup.
The delegation planned to meet
with the Douglas county court with
the idea of getting the court to an-
vance the money for the contracts
for this strip of road. J. T. Brand
went on to Portland to bring up this
and other matters before the regular
meeting of the state highway com­
mission.—News.
The Doctor's
DesIC-Lunch
1924 Overland Touring,
new top and repaired . 200.00
1923 Ford Delivery.......... 275.00
1920 Nash Touring, re­
painted and overhauled 235.00
1920 Nash Roadster .....100.00
1924 Flint Touring......... 650.00
1924 Chevrolet Touring.. 150.00
TERMS TO SUIT
Benham’s
Garage
Star Sales & Service
ON THE DOCTOR’S DESK
IS A BOTTLE OF MILK.
—The Farmer Boy.
vpHE doctor knows all
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about the food value of
milk.
It forms an impor­
tant part of his menu and he
prescribes it for his patients.
He says—and he knows—
that you can’t drink too much
of pure, sweet milk.
MILK IS YOUR BEST FOOD
COW BELL DAIRY
Bandon Made It a Farce
Last Sunday's ball game closed the
season. After importing four or five
men for the first part of the season,
Bandon came up here Sunday with
only one outside player and gave so
poor an exhibition that the post sea­
son series was called off right then.
The score was 13-3 in Coquille’s fa­
vor.
High spots in the game were home
runs. Bill Fortier and “Chappie”
King both made the circuit on hits
that would’not have been homers in
many lota, but Ding Mnlligsn socked
one almost to the fence back of cen­
ter field.’ It landed across the drive
from the diamond.
The first triple play of the league
season occurred in the fifth inning.
The first three men for Bandon had
gotten on and the bases were loaded.
Otto Davis plunked a long fly into
center which Gilbert caught over his
shoulder while on the run, He threw
to Bonne} at second in time to get
O’Jay coming back, and Bonney made
a perfect peg to Fortier at home, who
tagged Quissenberry. The latter had
left third after the ball was caught.
Not satisfied with a triple Fortier
threw back to second to catch Dona-
hey going down ffom first, before he
realized that the inning was over.
Had King not got in the way of
Bonney’s throw to first there would
have been another triple play in the
eighth. But King received the ball
between the shoulders, cutting the
play down to a double.
King was
knocked out and had to retire. Art
Pulford played second for Bandon one
inning.
Coquille played good ball but the
visiting bunch seemed to be half
asleep.
Bandon
AB R H p A E
King 2, 1, p
3 1 1 3 1 1
0 2 4 1
2
Roselle, s
4 o 0 5 2 1
Moore, c & 2
Quisenberry, 1 & 3 4 o 0 0 2 0
3 o 0 1 0 1
O’Jay, p, 2, r
4 o 1 » 1 1
Donahey, 1 4 p
3 1 1 0 1 0
Davis, 3 & 1
3 1 0 1 0 0
Damron, m
3 0 1 2 1 0
Schmidt, r & p
0 0 0 1 0 0
Pulford, 2
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Salem, application for a water right
on Ditch creek, a tributary of Rogue
river. The water would be used for
domestic, mining, irrigation and
power development in Curry county,
where Mr. Grey recently Acquired
some property. He gave his home ad­
dress as Avalon, Los Angeles county,
California, says a Salem press dis­
patch Monday.
Mr. Grey proposes to construct a
ditch more than a mile long.
The
ditch would provide water for irriga­
tion of 10 acres of land and for placer
mining purposes.
Other water applications received
from Coos county recently follow:
M. O. Hooton, of Coquille, covering
the appropriation of water from an
un-named tributary of Cunningham
creek for irrigation of thr-M acres jf
an estimated expense of $4C0.
JuLus Kruse, of MarshAeld, cover­
ing the appropriation of water from
Noble ereek for Ash pond at an es­
timated cost of $2,000, including
hatchery.
Western White Cedar company of
MarshAeld, cohering the appropriation
of water from a tributary to Isthntm
inlet for be: er use, at an estimated
cost of $250.
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Stanley Halter, of Arago, covering
the appropriation of water -fimm
Spring banch of Coquille river for do­
mestic use.
College Wants Biological Station
Reed College, at Portland, has
! written Judge Mast to ascertain if a
i long time lease could be secured on
! an acre of the Cape Arago park. It
is desired for a biological station by
the college authorities who have
' found that part of the coast offers
specjal facilities for the study of ma­
rine plant and animal life.
The latest thing in sport hats now
at The Margueretta Shoppe.
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Fourtier, p
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New This Week
Fancy Early Crawford Peaches
and Tomatoes from Douglas
county. Very nice. Phone your
orders.
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Canteloupes
Casabas, Watermelons, Grapes,
Bartlett Pears and Apples.
Fancy new crop Sweet Potatoes,
Green Corn and String Beans.
Use the Telephone
Take advantage of our delivery
service and s&ve money, time
and trouble.
The Busy Corner
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Summary
Earned runs, Coquille 3, Bandon 1;
left on base, Bandon 3, Coquile 8; Arst
on error, Bandon 3, Coquille 2; home
runs, King, Fortier, Mulligan; two
base hit, Pulford; triple play, Gilbert
to Bonney to Fortier; double pl«y,
Mulligan to Bonney; passed ball,
Moore; struck out, by O’Jay 5, by
Schmidt 1, Fourtier 2; wild pitch,
Schmidt, Fourtier; time 2:05; um-
pirei, Houser and Zosel.
Bandon
Coquille
Becoming more plentiful and
quality good.
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Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
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2 in
Planking No. 2
and
and No. 3
3 in.
For Roadways and Barns
Lath and Lumber
Coast Air Mail to Start Soon
The PaciAc Air Transport company
will start within the next few day« to
carry out its contract with the gov­
ernment to carry air mail between
Seattle and Los Angeles, according to
Vern C. Gorat, president of the com­
pany. The schedule calls for daily
service six days a week.
The company is a Portland concern,
and will maintain its headquarters
here. It is one of ten companies to
receive contracts from the govern-
ment to carry air mail, The çpmpany
will be the last one of the ten to start
the schedule. The contract calls for
the longest mileage of the ten, 1121
miles. The ten companies total In
all 10,000 miles.
The contract with the government
extends for four yean and is placed
on a percentage basis. The company,
acording to Mr. Gorst, will receive
$3 a pound for carrying the mail.
Mail leaving Portland at 5:30 a. m.’
will reach San Francisco at noon and
Los Angeles by 4:80 p. m. The en­
tire trip from Seattle to Loa Angeles
will be made in about 13 H houra.—
Oregoriian.
Wyoming Nails Cause Trouble
E. E. JOHNSON LUMBER CO
Coquille, Oregon
See QUICK First
Economy quart Jars, complete, doz.
Economy Jar Caps, doz.
Ball Ideal, qt. glass top, doz.
Kerr Mason, tops, doz.
Kerr Mason, wide mouth top, doz.
Mason, qt. jars complete, doz.
5-8 in. Non-Kinkable Hose, 50 feet
Tin Wash Boilers, copper bottom
Large Copper Boiler
Baby Buggy, almost new
Extra size Men’s Corduroy Pants
Extra size Mep’s Blue Overalls
1 New 20-inch Horse Collar
$1.00
.25
1.00
$7.00
3.25
5.75
30.00
4.50
1.50
$6.50
2.75
5.50
15.00
3.00
1.00
$5.00
Quick’s Furniture & Hardware
Coquille, Oregon
"Six out of seven punctures that I
had on my trip occurred in Wyoming
and were caused by nails, so I don't
like Wyoming," declare T. T: Bennett,
gon in attendance at the convention.
attorney of Coos Bay, who is en route
—Oregonian.
home from the American Bar associ­
ation meeting at Denver. “I traveled
Speeders Are Crazy
in seven states, and Oregon haa the
Ths
contention
of many sane-mind­
best roads of them all. Some of the
other states have some good high­ ed citizens that speeders are crazy re­
ways, it is true, but they cannot equal ceived official recognition at Salem
the Oregon highways." Mr. Bennett, this week when Carl B. Montgomery,
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, _Z Bennett,
__ 7_____arrested for speeding, waa committed
who ___
is accompanied
by Mrs.
was one of three lawyers from Ore- ( to the state hospital for the insane.
Montgomery. waa arrested on word
from Albany. He was'traveling 60
miles an hour when stopped. Upon
being returned to Albany hia erratic
action« caused an investigation which
disclosed the fact that he was mental­
ly unbalanced.
Special Chicken Dinner at the
Coquille Hotel every Sunday