The Coquille Valley sentinel., October 09, 1931, Page 11, Image 11

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COQUILLB, OUGOM. FRIDAY, OCTOBRR 8, IMI.
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OUT-OF-DOORS STUFF__
COQUILLE FOLKS
By Pave Kackteff
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By Lans Leneve
With vague rumors coming to his
G€E.A dp ,
•are concerning spotlighting for deer
G ave your
look at how
on C om river, Sargeant C. A. Hear­
DONT ME
ing, of the State Police got busy last
hair by using
B ald that
KNOW IT
A HAIR TONIC
week. Working on meager clues and
HEAR
man is /
FROM
gradually building up his case it was
brought to a head last week by the
arrest of three men. Hearing was
RACKLEFFm
assisted by Sergeant C. C. Williams,
harmacy
of the State Police and Archie Phil­
lips, deputy sheriff in making the
arrests. The three men apprehended
were Geo. Rice of North Coos river
and Clara and John Heath, of North
Bend. About midnight of Sept. 17th,
a spike buck was killed, together with
a forked horn by the aid of a flash
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434 W. First St.
light. A few moments later, white
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John Heath held the spotlight, Gee.
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Rice shot and killed a horse. The ani­
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mal was shot three times through the ing it up, he devourt it. When the to 7 victory as a result. This is the
Governor Meier is not in favor of
head. It is evident that the animal cherries are falling off the trees he aecoqd Marshfield win in ae many
arbitrary wage cuts, for public em­
was “spotted” and was shot Not be­ eats them by' the dosens. It b in­ years over the Southern Oregon team
ployees in order to curtail expense«.
ing killed outright, it’s eyes were deed amusing to see him pick up a and places them' higher in the state
In a statement issued by the executive
again “shined” and it was shot twice cherry, apit out the seed and then dtaiiding-.
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department this week the governor
more. As . a result of the kill of the swallow.
Abo on Saturday North Bend left was quoted as of the opinion that
deer and horse, the men drew the
When the roosters about the neigh­ the county only to return defeated economies can be effected which will
following sentences: Geo. Rioe 8250.00 borhood began crowing at daylight by Cottage Grove, 13 to 12, whib
permit a substantial tax reductions
fine. Clara Heath 8200.00 and John be answers them with hb loud honk Myrtle Point played on Friday at
without the need of wage cutting.
Heath 90 days in jail. The latter was and alao honks back at the mill's Rceeburg, losing 7 to 0.
paroled to his mother, he being a whistb. He answers to the name of
The local football dish on Saturday
deaf mute. Taking it all around, it “Bummer" and will come from any will serve North Bend as Coquille
was a case where horse meat proved part of the yard when hb name is High's third opponent of the season,
to be “dear” meat, after all.
called, giving forth his cheery honk! and the same for the bay eleven.
areas—for these are comparatively
Many head of stock have been kill­ Honk! Honk; After watching this
North Bend rules as a heavy favor­
few—that will furnish needed rest ed by spotlight hunters. It is owing
and food. They will be found in very to their activities that a lot of good goose and all his tricks for the past ite due to their better showing in their
considerable numbers on the water hunting territory has been posted. six or seven years—why, I am not past performances and abo because
areas owned by gun clubs, «there Under the new law a fifty dollar re­ going to feel too bad if anybory hap­ of their greater amount of experienced Second Coach-Building Competi­
to refer to me as “a goose.”
men. As well Coquille will likely play
they will be fed artificially if natur­ ward b offered by the game commie- pens
And «peaking of gee«? It te stated without the services of Fay Holver-
tion Extended to In-
al food is lacking. In many instances sion for the information leading to
elude Canada
1
that
they
live
to
be
a
hunderd
yeans
atott, tackle, while Williams and Ire­
such concentrations will lead to the
the arrest of a spot light hunter. The ' of age and that once a wild goose land are also suffering from injuries
conclusion—erroneous, of course—that fine is now from 3100 to 81000.00 for
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ducks are everywhere as abundant spotlight hunting, so it behooves loses it'« mate that it will never but they are not serious enough to to enter tbe second annual Napoleonio
coach bulldins competition of the
mate
again
and
leads
a
solitary
exis
­
keep
them
out
of
the
lineup.
as ever.
Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild and
those who take flashlights into the
Developments during the week are oompete for the (75,000 In awards
“For the true sportsmen,” Mr. Red- woods to use them about camp, only. tence the remainder of it’s life.
whloh will bedistrlbuted next summer
And again epeaking of geese: a bringing up Pook or Kolkhorst as at the oonolusion of the Guild's
ington «mid, “the kill is only part of
You hunters must bear in mind
second year.
the joy of hunting. There te the thrill the fact that deer season closes five member of the U. S. Biological Sur­ likely successors to Holverstott, both
Announcement that the Fisher
Body Craftsman’s Guild program was
that comes of just being in the out-of- days earlbr thb season than the past vey stated not long ago that we en­ fighting tooth and nail for the post.
to be repeated was made by W. A.
Fisher, president of the Guild, during
doors, the tang of the frosty morning, season. October the 26th is the clos­ joyed gOoee shooting down in this Hatcher b likely to replace Morgan at the
reoent four-day meeting of stat*
part of the country. That official had quarter whib Neil Peart and Donald- winners
In Detroit at which four uni­
the glamor of “blue bird” weather,
ing date.
versity scholarships of four years oach
.better
look
the
country
over
before
sen
may
easily
be
placed
at
half
and
the whirring of wings overhead.
were
presented
as national awards.
The prospect for the Chinese pheas­
Full details of the seoond year's
“For the game hog we should have ant season which opens October 15th he makes any more such statements. guard if Williams and Ireland should activity
have now been made public.
It is such meager knowledge m this, be out. Peart has been going great'
The sole aotivity of the Guild will
no consideration. Unfortunately for
does not look ss bright as it has in possessed by men the Government em­ guns in scrimmage, looking better at again oonslst of the construction of
the birds and for those who are try­
ths miniature Napoleonio coach, for
past years owing to a marked scarcity ploy, that has ruined our best duck all times.
whloh plans and Instructions will bo
ing to protect them, there are alto­
furnished free by the Fisher Body
of the birds.
shooting for years end yeans; owing
The game will start at two o'clock Craftsman s Guild. The awards for
gether too many game hogs. They
the oomlng year total SO per oent
Two men have met their death the to the fact that this part of the state on Athletic Field.
more than last year's, and the exten­
have the killing lust, and think little
past ten days by dragging a loaded was placed in **a nesting tone dis­
sion of the program to Canada will
of the consequences. In any event
give the organisation an international
gun beneath a fence or over one. trict”
oharaoter.
Grand Jury Does Not Indict
too many bride will be taken illegal­
It seems that in spite of the fact
Two Age Divisions
It is ignorance concerning wild life
ly. The poacher b cunning in hb on-
The killing of Frank Biescke, Flor­
that object lessons are placed before conditions that have raised havoc with
As was the case last year, there will
alaught against the waterfowl and
be
two
age
divisions, with identical
the public each hunting season that wild game in general and is rapidly as creek rancher, last week by C. E. lists of awards.
Boys who were not
it b hard to catch him. Local public
England
of
Portland
while
the
two
younger
than
13 but who were not
the public at large pays no heed and depleting the trapping industry, which
yet IS on September 1, leal, will bo
sentiment, however, constitutes a
were
deyr
hunting
was
investigated
enrolled as juniors, and boys not
are forever shooting and killing both alone nets trappers of the U. S. seven­
powerful agency for deterring whole-
younger than IS on that date, nor yet
by the Curry county grand jury and as
themselves, and their hunting com­ ty million dollars each season.
old as SO. being enrolled as seniors.
sab and unjustified killing.”
Boys need not bo attending school,
after
going
into
all
phases
of
the
tra-1
panions. If each hunter afield, al­
and there are no other restrictions
gedy, the grand jury refrained from whatever.
ways handled hb gun as though it
Coquille Hi Won, 6-0
In order to enroll. It is necessary
Attended Fair 55 Years
bringing any indictment or submit- ' .ply
were loaded at all times and obeyed .,
to till free
out an enrollment card,
obtainable
ibtainable
free from any denier In
ting
any-
report
to
the
court
on
the
1
From out of nowhere flashed Mike
Thomas W. Brunk, Polk county the buck law, there would be no kill­
General
Isperal Motors
Motors oars.
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also be provided
provided with
with these
these cards,
cards.
Ireland. Following him dashed Alvin matter, says the Gold Beach Reporter. | will
farmer has been a regular attendant ings.
As soon as the enrollment is
Is reoelved
reoolved
There
are
rumors
that
the
grand
at the state fair for the past 56 years.
at Guild headquarters, the boy Is
Mr. Maiden of thb city advanced Shaver. Mike blocked the punt, while
spt( free, the big
bl^ Guild
Gulkl^packago
package oon-
con­
He visited the fair for the first time a rather good ide« the other day. Shaver picked the ball up to sprint jurymen arrived at the conclusion sent,
taining oolor prints and full instruc­
tions.
moi
membership
oard
signed
by
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j
oard
signed'
by
that
should
any
indictment
be
brought
in 1876 and has been making them He claims that if a hunter was prose­ , forty-five yards for the only touch­
«u, national
Dan Beard,
nations* oom
— miss toner of
Boy Boouts
Scouts i of Amerloa and
— _oy
all since that time. For the past 18 cuted for killing a doe just the same down of the game played between it would be almost impossible to ob­ the
BOW
honorary
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president of the Guild,
years he has been superintendent of as if he kilted a man, that there would Coquille High and Bandon High last tain a conviction and the cost of a bronae
ironye member!
membership button, and
booklet
of
rules.
trial would be extremely burdensome.
tbe swine divbion in the livestock be fewer killings. It is unlawful to Saturday.
Four university scholarships of four
It is also said that England has years each again load tbe list of
The break of the game came mid­
department and for many yearn he kill a doe and yet many men are shot
•wards.
In addition there will be
was an exhibitor in that divbion, down at the movement of the brush, way in the second quarter white each made ampb provisions for the family four <100 awards and two trips to
Detroit,
for
boys In each state and
winning his share of the blue rib­ the marksman thinking perhaps it squad was battling in midfield after of the deceased, and that Mrs. Biescke eaoh Canadian
provlnoe: and also
hundreds
of
oash awards ranging
was
adverse
to
having
any
action
tak
­
bons.
might be a buck. If he was liable te, punt exchanges. As it was the stage
from (IS to (25.
Enrollments are
en against him.
being received now.
Insure your ear with Ned C. Kelley a charge of second degree murder for was set perfectly for auch an act, and
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killing a doe, aa well as a man, he it was carried out with professional
might think before he shoots. I be­ precision. The kicker on the play,
lieve that Mr. Maiden’s idea is a good didn’t go back as far as nsual, while
the Bandon forward wall, tired after
one.
Have any of you ever witnessed the a severe battering, tot up just enough
method of fishing by some of the to allow Ireland, Shaver, and the rest
anglers out by Gold Hill? They have of the line to rush through.
Throughout the fray, Coquille was
long poles, a huge reel and a line re­
sembling a clothes line. They fish in in possession of the ball most of the
the riffles for steel head. When a time with Williams and Perrott piling
steel head is hooked they begin wind­ up a huge yardage total against the
coast eleven. Williams sliced off
ing on the reel, until tbe fteh te drawn
up to within a few feet of the end tackle and circled the flanks in total­
of the pole and then it te lifted bodily ling near 150 yards from scrimmage,
out upon the bank. It gives a real all of which went to no avail. Several
sportsman “chills and fever" to times Coquille seemed near to scor­
watch the unequal battle. A fish that ing only to fumble or to lose the ball
would be played for half and hour on downs when the attack Blackened
on light tackle, te landed by tbe long up as it was the «wore should have
poled fisherman within a couple of been 18 to 0, not even counting the
minutes. Those guys are after meat one lucky touch down scored.
In the first few minutes William
and not sport.
Not long ago a man stated to me and Perrott alternated in carrying the
that sportsmen, especially fishermen, ball to the ten yard marker. There
were “nub.” He couldn’t fathom why on last down Willianw started around
a man would take a small line and has own left end only to fumble,
limber rod and go in pursuit of trout Bandon gaining the pigskin on the 18
and upon hooking one, should “play" yard line. After a few plays the Tig­
it for an hour or so before netting it. ers punted to their own fifty-five,
His idea was a stout line and pole From here, Coquille again started an­
and simply “yard” 'em in. He would other assault which saw the locate
make a fine Gold Hill fisherman. He miss another scoring chance when
stated that you could take a half dol­ Seeley dropped William’s pass.
Coquille showed much improvement
lar and buy your fteh at a market
How light from tbe giant star
for one tenth the cost of catching over their showing against Marshfield
Arcturus, 240 trillion miles away,
but
not
enough
to
satisfy
themselves
them. A fellow like that cannot be
will open the science exhibits of A
classed as a sportsman in any sense or Coach Hartley. Williams of course
Century of Progress. Chicago's
of the word. He is the sort of a fel­ was the outstanding player of the day
1033 World's Fair, is shown In the
low that would use dynimite just as due to hte ball carrying. Linus Seeley
shove photo-diagram.
At B p. m. of June 1, 1033, light
readily as he would a rope and small again played an excellent defensive
which left Arcturus In 1880—year
anchor to snag himself a salmon. game, this time at end, while his of­
of Chicago’s first world's fair­
Such people as this have no place in fensive blocking as a halfback started
will reach tbe earth's surface and
the hearts of sportsmen and are in a many long runs. Helmkin was out­
Yerkes Observatory at Williams
standing on the line against hb old
class all by themselves.
Bay. Wla. Light travels at the
teamates,
while
Holverstott
the
other
The expression that any one te “a
rate of I8fl,ooo miles a second.
goose” might mean a lot. About seven tackle also showed well until injured
At Yerkes Observatory the star
years ago I—wen several geese and during the third quarter.
Ughf will be focused by means of
The Coquille lineup was Newton and
turkeys at a shooting match down on
the fifty-inch telescope on a tiny
photoelectric cell. The Impact of
Sixes river. My mother took a fancy Shaver, enda; Helmkin and Holver­
The Idee of harnessing A retu­
this light will cause an electriv
to one old tame, waddling goose, and stott, tackles, Martindale and Ireland,
effect tn the ceil which, amplified, rns forty light-years distant, orig­
we decided to keep him. We still guards; Stonecypher, center; Morgan,
will send an Impulse over wires to inated with Prof. Edwin B. Frost,
have him and Lord only knows how quarterbacks; and Perrott, full back.
Mind director of Yerkes Observa-
the
exposition grounds.
Substitutes were Donaldson for Ire­
old he is to-day. But one thing te cer­
This Impulse will throw the nec lory.
land;
Jenkins
for
Martindate;
Kolk-
tain and that te that he te plenty wise.
essary switches te open the science
Above Gordon 8. Fulcher, who
for Holverstott; McCue for New­
We have a tub sunken in the back horat
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exhibits, turn oa brilliant Ilium is In cl.nrge of the expoeftlon'a
ton,
and
Morris
for
Seeley.
yard that he bathes in. If a piece of
Inat loo and start ponderous utu exhibits In physics. Is i
Marshfield High went to Medford
hard bread te thrown him, he hikes
cbinery whirling.
ing a photo-electric cell.
for the water with It and after aoak- last Saturday and returned with a 18
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Rackfeff’s Pharmacyy
Duck Hunters Are on
Trial This Year
Although in most northern states
the duck season opened on October
1, in thb section it will be Nov. 16,
before the sportsmen can togadly
hunt the quackers.
And it b up to the hunters them­
selves whether this te the last fall
for duck hunting. In a bulletin sent
out to newspapers, Paul G. Reding-
ton, chief of tbe Biological Survey,
which b ths bureau of the Depart­
ment of Agriculture charged with the
protection of migratory game birds,
asks: “Will they spare some of the
ducks because of the unimpeachable
evidence that many species are scarc­
er than ever before, due to the cumu­
lative drought, drainage, and over­
shooting? Or will they cast aside all
consideration for the plight of the
birds and HU tbe limit wflteneveg
it b possible on every day of the
month allowed for shooting? He pre­
dicted that if the real sportsmen are
in the ascendency, many birds will
fly back next spring to their nest­
ing ground in the north, but that if
the contrary should be the case, the
spring flights will be only a remin­
der of the mighty hordes the old-
time hunter« used to watch.
“The bhue is drawn,” eaj* tbe
Chief of the Biological Survey, “and
in large measure the future of the
waterfowl hangs in tbe balance. That
balance may be swayed for good or
ill as considerate treatment te ac­
corded the birds or as heavy slaugh­
ter b the rub.
“By comparison with former sea­
sons the ducks on their southern trek
will find great tracts of waterbas
land. They will have to fly longer and
farther and will concentrate on those
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