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More than
miles in
a New Ford
By Lans Leneve
Here come a couple of more sports
men up the trail and here they are
seated by the old campfire.
Well,
come on, let’s hoar from you one at
a time.
“This is Frahk G reenough speak
ing. My occupation is printer. My
fiavorite outdoor sports are hunting
and fishing and I enjoy watching both
boxing and basket ball and cards for
indoor sports.
My favorite indoor
i hobby is stamp-collecting.
My am
bition is to always have enough money
so that I may be able to hunt and Ash
and to make good sportsmen out of
my boys.
A Remington auto 12
gauge is my favorite shot gun and a
36 Remington is my favorite rifie. As
for a revolver, I don’t use one. Num
ber 6’a are my favorite aise shot and
Peters is my favorite brand of ammu
nition. Fly Ashing is my favorite way
of fishing. For s fly I prefer Reuben
Wood and a Bear Valley is my fa
vorite spinner. I have hunted and
fiohed something like 46 years.”
Thanks Frank; now let’s hear from
this other fellow:
“This is Walter Krantz. My occu
pation is logger. Hunting and Ashing
are my favorite outdoor sports. As
for indoor pastimes T enjoy either
playing or watching a card game. My
ambition is to see better hunting and
fishing. My favorite make of shot
gun Ip a 12 gauge Winchester and a
30-30 is my favorite rifie. A 22 Colt’s
automatic io my favorite pistol. My
favorite size shot are 7H’s and Pe
ters is my favorite brand of ammuni
tion. Bait fishing is my favorite way
RACKLEFFm
P harmacy ^
Rackfeff’s Pharmacy
434 W. First St.
Coquille
Myrtle Point Won Coos
County B. B. Tournament
Oregon
ECONOMY
MONITOR TOP
Bunday a visit was paid to the State
Commission Fish Hatchery on Ferry
creek near Bandon. There are about
150,000 Eastern Brook Trout eggs
being hatched at the present time and
something like 275,000 Cut-throat
trout in the ponds that will be liberat
ed in August. Around a million and
a half trout were liberated from this
hatchery in Coos and Curry counties
in December.. Steel traps were strung
about one entire aide of the pond as
a guard against mink and cranes,
while more traps were set on the top
of posts for kingfishers. Thia shows
how the law protecting kingfishers
and crane» is looked upon by em
ployees of the game commission. The
law governing the two above men
tioned birds is pretty generally disre
garded, owing to the toll they take
from fish.
-J
Myrtle Point (1«)
(4) Carver
Felsher
(«) Ray
Wagner
(2) Bones
dp. Lineups:
Coquille (22)
(6) L. Seeley
(«) Ellis
(5) Ellingson
(6) Pulford
Wood yard
Shaver
Not to be outdone by the Colts
Arms Co. the Smith A Wesson Co. are
putting a new 22 revolver on the mar
ket. It Ta a duplicate of their famous
38 Special, .having target sights, a
six-inch barrel, solid frame. The new
high velocity 22 shells can be used in
this weapon.
These new shells are
not safe to be used in cheaply con
structed 22’s nor automatics.
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ADDED
COQUILLE MACHINE SHOP
COQUILLE
Mrs. E. G. Robbins, of Broadbent,
was brought to the hospital Monday
for a major operation.
Although not able to leave the hos
pital yet, Mrs. Robert R. Watson is
recovering nicely from the major
operation she underwent last week.
CaUing