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» OUT-OF-DOORS STUFF SEPTIC TANKS are the only safe and sanitary way to dispose of sewage where connection with a sewer is impos sible. We manufacture Septic Tanks for both the Wholesale and Retail Trade 38x48 inch Tanks, sufficient in site for a family i Other sizes in proportion. of 6, holding 200 gallons - - $28.60 Before ordering see the COQUILLE MACHINE SHOP PHONB 44-J COQUILLE La;t Sunday’s game between Glen dale and Coquille at Athletic Park was the best yet played here this year and the visitors put up as good or better a game than have any of th* Portland dubs. The eight errors charged were not of a>erious nature. The three by Bill Stewart were over throws to first base. *-» Glendale nicked Endicott fdt six singles, but he would have secured a shut-out had not one of Stewart’s overthrows and a wild toss to Stew art by Woodyard permitted the vis itors to score one in the eighth with out the semblance of a hit. Two pretty double playa, one by each team, made the game enappier. Coquille was not threatening when Glendale pulled its double play, but the visitors might have scored in the ninth, following two singles. Bay Woodyard took Bates’ ground skim mer, throwing Wunch out at second by a toss to Stewart who relayed quickly to Tuma catching Bates at first - The Loggers wore trying for home runs Sunday. At the Lions Club meeting last Thursday night, at which the ball, players were guests, John Boss, for the Farmers A Merchant Bank, offered a prise of |6 for the first home team home run. Bill Stew art fell one base short in the first inning and had to bO'Wontent with a triple, but Art Pulford in the fourth, by a hard sprint circled the bases. The ball he hit struck third base, caromed on into if ft field, and Art slid in home just ahead of the relayed throw. He said it was the second home run he had ever hit. Homers were numerous in Coquille’s half of the eighth. After two were out Tuma hit one, Brundage singled and Cox came through with another four-fly swat Prior to that inning the local team had secured but five safeties off Conatser*s delivery and it was a tight game up to that point. Endicott also pitched a fine brand of ball, with seven strike-outs to his credit. Glendale i Page, 3 Tucker, m Conatser, p Bishop, 1 Harvey, r Chaney, 2 Schleigh, c Wunch, s Bates, 1 Martin, r A ! Total Woodyard, 2 Stewart, s Tuma, 1* 2 4 4 2 2 4 8 3 4 4 82 Coquille AB 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 2 1 8 I C 0 0 8 C 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 ? 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 4 1 2 0 10 0 1 1 6 24 11 t B H PO A I 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 4 2 2 119 3 0 1 2 2 0 0 1112 0 0 17 10 1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 By Lana Lenovo Falling in line with many other counties of our state, residents of Curry county are circulating petitions for the Biological Survey to cease the use of poison bait, put out for preda tory animals, claiming that it is tak ing toll from fur bearing animals, valuable dogs and even livestock. Only last Sunday, while in Curry jounty, I could hear the voice of a faithful dog rounding up a flock of sheep. Within a short time his barfi ng ceased and two men were seen vainly seeking to do the work of the faithful canine. Upon inquiry learned that the dog had thrown sudden fit and died. Poison bait—that’s the answer. A freak of Nature may be seen few miles below Arisons Inn, in Curry county. Upon a giant rock that can ae reached at low tide, a spring of cold, pure water bubbles forth. Here, also one may see the traces of early history. Giant chains, rusted and worn are fastened in the solid rock by huge .ituples, whose seating nnv< men drilled. An old rusted anchor lies nearby. The rotting structure of an >id btrilding lies upon the sands and .he rails from an ancient railway lie ibout. Yearn and years ago vessels noored at this rock and loaded tan bark. If that old rusted anchor and ;be wave-sprayed chains could talk, what wonderful tales one might bear it men and ships “that went down to the sea.” TAE ROPY MILK CAN BE AVOIDED Condition Due San Francisco New Orleans New York on your trip Gast at low summer fares B y rail and steamship Southern Pacific offers this fascinating jour ney to those who would like to dis cover for themselves the adventure and romance that has crowded the pages of many a famous author. BY STEAMER Now Orleans to Naw York fore ¡a eludes l^oofift oftti A^ools Oft Boot Can any ocher vacation offer you as much for your money? The While Ashing in the ocean, off the rocks, down in Curry county last veek, a sea bird, having all the ear narks of a young penguin, (a far north bird), and evidently one that ipecies, kept swimming about near >ur lines. Finally he climbed upon a rock at ;he water’s edge and sitting straight ip on his stubby little tail, see m ed to ’all asleep. Being young, he evident- !y was pretty tired from his swim. ( small lad fishing near us, crept up «nd caught the bird. He brought it >ver where we were and handed it to my wife. After stroking it for a few momenta, she placed it upon her knee and removed her hands from it | ■ntirely. The bird gravely erected nimeelf upon his tail and sitting there >n her knee gave u* all the “the once tver.” He sure was a sociable little 'allow. The wife Anally tiring of him, Maced him upon a rock by her side, vhile she resumed fishing. He oat here for at least ten minues, dozing n the sun. Hie mother, who had been haying quite near him while he was n the water, it seemed, Anally started « search for him, fluttering about the rock where she had last seen him. This did not disturb her offspring in he least, as he merely opened one •ye for an instant and then dosed it «gain. I finally tossed him back into he ocean and the last seen of him he was drifting lazily along with the outgoing tide. Brundage, m Cox, 3 Fischer, e Pulford, 1 -een turned over all of the utensils. I Lorenz, r Such water has but little value for While not annexing the highest pos- Sterilization. In order to secure ster Roper, r ible honors at the recent archery ilisation by scalding the utensils Endicott, p nest, the Coquille archem gave a should be placed In a container full Total ' of boiling water'which Is left over 83 6 9 27 11 4 fins acoount of themselves. A team the fire during the time it is being Glendale 00000001 0—1 insisting of Grover Gouthier, John used. Hits 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 2—« Stone and Hank Burr won the team ........................ I . I, Coquille 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1/M -tate championship shoot and another Wanted—Tents, Camp Stoves, Fur Hits 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 4 *—9 •vent, while Miss Perna Harris shot OFTEN niture, etc. Arrow Hardware Cc. Summery —Earned runs, Coquille 5; hird in th/ women’s finals. next door east of Farmers and Mer home run, Pulford; Tuma, Cox; three 16tf base hit, Stewart; two base hit, Stew chants Bank. It is the opinion of many sportsmen art; stolen base, Brundage; struck out hat the present deer law regarding to Safety First! Use Cow Bell by Conatser 4, by Endicott 7; base on he killing of two buck deer should Dairy’s Pasteurised Milk and protect balls, off Endicott 4; wild pitch, End», Contamination of ' changed to one buck and one doe. your health. eott; passed ball, Fischer; double play Kt the time the present deer season Frequently in the spring of the year Conatser to Chaney to Bates, Wood 'pens fawns are able to shift for there are outbreaks of ropy milk. This Call Farr A Elwood for transfer yard to Stewart to Tuma; umpires hemselvoa. The prevailing idea is condition la due t< bacterial contam and fuel. Stockwell and Zosel; time 1 hr. 6! hat if each hunter was allowed to ination coming principally fro min. 'till a doe, that it would mean the face water and. In some topping of a large waste of meat, feeds. It la entirely different hat takes place each deer season. S. L. Lafferty Injured by Fall the ropy or stringy milk dpe I H>e season is fairly khort; mon go diseased condition of the udder, ac S. L. Lafferty, 68 years of ag- cording to Charles tf. Sheperdson, as fermer on the Arago road, is in the nto the woods for a few days and sociate professor of animal husbandry, here art a percentage of them that A Battle Creek physician says. Mast hospital suffering from injuriet Colorado Agricultural college. In the re always willing to take a chance he received Friday when he fall iron "Constipation is responsible for more latter case the roplness Is xpparent in ■a a doe being a buck when horns are misery than any other cause.” a load of hay on his farm. He has t the milk when It Is drawn ; lu the ease ' it distinguishable. Thus many, But immediate relief has been of bacterial contamination the ropy found. A tablet called Bexall Order- broken collar bone and three ribs ov< nany does are left to rot in the woods, condition develops from 12 to 24 hours ' _ ¡¿ __ m .ias hi been discovered. Thio tablet the heart are fractured in two places he slayer not wishing to take a after milking. attracts water from the system into On account of his age, Mr. Laffer.; The remedy for this trouble Is en the lazy, dry. evacuating bowel called will be a long time recovering frotr banco of being "picked up” for kill- ng a <foe. However, if each hunter tirely a matter of sanitary precau the colon. The water loosens the jiry the injuries. vas allowed a doe as well as a buck, tions. The cow should be thoroughly food waste and causes a gentle, thor Mr. Ijifferty was assisting in get ough, natural movement without denned to avoid manure or other dirt forming a habit or ever increasing ting in the hay and was doing the his wanton waste of meat would be particles failing Into the milk. The the dose. liminated. And too, it seems that • loading in the field. He stepped bacl utensils should be thoroughly sterilized Stop suffering from constipation. he continuous slaying of bucks is also. Chew a Bexall Orderlie at night. Next when a big fork full was hoisted tc ventuaHy going to cause an influx While the cow Is generally recog day bright. Get 24 for 25c today at him, and in doing this he «tapped toe if does and ouch a decrease in the the nearest Bexall Drug Store, far and off the load he went Mom nized as one source of this trouble, it -anks of the bucks that Nature can bers of the crew rushed him to the is frequently overlooked that nnclean Fuhrman’s Pharmacy. not balance and will therefor cause a hospital. uteuslls may also be a cause. The rradual decrease in the number of utensils frequently become a source The accident happened the day fol our doer. of contamination due to Improper lowing the fire which burned an auto washing or to the use of contaminated mobile and other property on the Laf The general shake-up in the Ore water. To overcome thia they should ferty farm.—Myrtle Point Herald. all be thoroughly sterilized, either by gon Game Commission, which has the use of a chlorine solution or by won predicted for some time by those Weil Drilling steaming. “on the inside,” came to a head this Delivered Prices Steaming ta generally the moot effi We are now equipp e d wit h a eom «reek when Stela Game Warden Har- cient method. atahengh this ts rather piste Star Well Drilling machine and old Clifford and his assistant were MILK difficult on many farms due to the are ready to contract for drilling ir both called “on the carpet.” The lack of facilities. For efficient sterili Quart . . . 10c any section of the county. Our equip charge of inefficiency in conducting zation ujenstls should be steamed for ment is all contained on a light truck hie office was lodged against Clifford, WHIPPING CREAM five minutes at 200 degrees Fahren and can be quickly transported to while Clark, his deputy, was accused heit. The organism causing the Hall Pint . . . ISc your location. Write or call at our of standing in with and rendering trouble, however, will be killed at a place for prices and dates. assistance to illegal fishermen, fishing somewhat lower temperature In most Rice A Marsters case«. Sterilisation may be secured commercially. by scalding the utensils In boiling Care Wellman’s Insurance Office. If half the chargee are found to be water where steaming facilities are Myrtle Point. ELMER OLSEN 18t true that have been Med against not available. Thia practice Is not two men, it looks as though we Phone 7R42 recommended because frequently the Old Papers, good-sized package al soon have a new state warden. water is only lukewarm after it has The Sentinel for 6 conta. It is a deplorable thing that Im A Amtt tea's ihrtt "story Cititi”. . • Sunset Route —Son Francisco New Orleans, the old South First, San Francisco. Stopover, too, ar Los Angeles, Hollywood, San Diego and other California points if you wish. Thence across the Span ish-American Southwest to New Orleans and quaint Old Dixie. From ÇJew Orleans to New York by rail, or enjoy'TOO Golden Hours at Sea" on comfortable Southern Pacific steamship. You can reverse this order if desired, going direct co New York, returning via New Orleans and San Francisco. Southern FRANK A. POOR, A*t. State Game Commission cannot be violators. Capt. Burghduff, one of the most kept out of politics, free from graft and such things. It is maintained efficient wardens this state ever had, solely by the sportsmen of the state, was ousted by a group of high pow by money obtained through the sale ered sportsmen (?). This same man of hunting and angling and trapping r_s is now serving as field man for the licenses. 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