The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, October 16, 1931, Page 9, Image 9

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    FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1«, IMI.
OUT-OF-DOORS STUFF
By Lana Lenovo
Hunters and fishermen travel
hundreds of miles to pursue their
favorite past-times when game and
fish are really abundant, in what may
be termed “in their own backyards.”
The Rogue river is renown aH over
the United States for it’s wonderful
fishing. How many realise the fact
that our own Coquille river, flowing
right past our very doors furnishes
oven better fishing than the famous
Rogue? Both silveside and Chinook
salmon abound in the Coquille. If
it was fished half as much as the
Rogue, far bettor catches would be
made. Our little city and Bandon-by-
the- sea, should bo cashing in to-day,
on the Coquille river. Why don’t the
commercial clubs, Lion’s Club and
others orgainzationo get busy and
got as least a part of the tourist
trade that is going to Gold Beach?
It la a simple matter. Some good ad­
vertising would turn the trick. Wo
have a real asset right at our door
and are over-looking a real bet. Some­
thing should be done. At Norway
Sunday, one boat caught more sal­
mon than was taken by any one boat
of fishermen on the Rogue. On the
lower river every fisherman had fine
luck trolling. We don’t need Zane
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’t kick
our service,
price,
or the
the
fresh won
goods
we at
furnish
you. You
’ll find
the quality
joy of of
better
living in the personal and family necessities we sell.
Grey to write up our river. Let’s get
busy and put out the facta of the
fishing to the public at large. What
a big thing it would mean to this
community! Hundreds of tourists
stopping at our hotels; buying mer­
chandise from our stores and fishing
tackle of all descriptions. Coquille is
centrally located. The river furnishes
salmon trolling, bait casting for sal­
mon trout and cat fish fishing. We
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really have a real Eldorado; a real miee and put a stop to the noise.
mecca for sportsmen. Why remain The next morning at dawn I made my
asleep. Let’s wake up and get busy. way back to my base camp, the doc
You enterprising citizens who read treeing two bobcats an the way. So
thki get your “thinking caps” on and naturally, every time I hear the name
let’s go!
of Doe Swamp mentioned, ft brings
It is a matter of fact that tourists, back a flood of memories.
fishermen, hunters and pleasure
seekers patronize about every known
North Bend Won. 21-0
industry, or rather, every known
business. Hotels, eating bouses, sport­
For the second time this season
ing goods stores, drug stores and the Coquille high football team went
practically very known trade reaps a down to defeat before a heavier and
profit from ths above named per­ more experienced team. North Bend
sons. It is indeed a crying shame turned the trick this time, 21 to 0,
that something cannot be done to at Athletic Park, last Saturday.
bring this trade to our city. Let’s
At the start of the fray Coquille
get busy.
took the offensive to gain steadily
Wild geese are already migrating against their brown jensoyed foe.
to the south. That means that the Peart and Perrott alternated in run­
big freeze up has started or is in ning the ends snd tackles, and smash­
the offing up North. The poor birds, ing the Hne to steadily puah toward
both ducks and geese have suffered the oeoring goal. Then when things
heavy loases in their ranks this year, seemed well on their way, Williams,
owing to the extreme dry weather, star Coquille ball carrier was rushed
all over their breeding grounds. Dif­ into the battle, expected to finish the
ferent spots in Canada and Alaska, job. But with his coming the local in­
where geese usually hatch by the terference seemed to ease up and
thousands are extremely devoid of North Bend held for downs.
any sign of bird life.
Just before the quarter ended, a bay
I certainly appreciate the little player blocked one of Perrott’s punts,
comments I have revolved concern­ the visitors recovering on the Coquille
ing my column the past month. I am twenty yard line. This gave them the
always glad to know when some read­ wanted break and they put the ball
er of the Sentinel is interested in my over just after the commencement of
articles. To know that your efforts the second period.
along the writing line have been re­
Coquille had been denied a searing
garded favorably, by a few readers, opportunity, and now her green team,
helps a lot.
began to faltei*. Soon a bad pass from
A lot of people have asked me to center went over Parrott's head, roll-
write up certain subjects that hap­ xl over the goal line and North Bend
pen to be their pet hobby. I want the added a safety to their total making
readers of this column to understand the score, 9 to 0. Then a little later on
that it is open at all times to ideas a fourth down, a Coquille back allow­
of the public at large, especially ed a North Bend pass receiver to slip
sportsmen and I will be glad to pub­ behind him and receive the ball for
lish any views regarding wild life another touchdown. This ended the
conditions that is written in to me.
fimt half scoring at 1<J, to 0.
Thousands of ducks are flying
Coquille received to start the second
southward ocer the ocean. Few people half. Perrott took the ball and raced
are aware of the fact that thousands thirty ya is in a beautiful show of
of migrating ducks are killed each broken field running to midfield. This
season by the refuse oil, poured from was only a flash for soon North Bend
big liners, upon the ocean. It clings was again tearing off huge gains
to their wing feathers and they are which terminated in another score.
unable to fly and drift helplessly
Just before the end of the game the
about until death overtakes them.
Coquille team unleashed a rapid fire
The author of this column has been aerial attack which was successful
highly honored; at least he feels so, four time out of five and which gave
by the request from the secretary oi good yardage on each success. Had the
The Western Game Association ask attack started sooner the Red Devils
ing for a photo of the editor of “Out- might have broken into the score
of-Doors-Stuff.” The secretary's re­ column.
quest stated that he wished to have
the photo for his den. He has been “Caught Plastered” at Liberty
collecting pictures of different writ-
It’s a Bert Wheeler and Robert
era for several magazines for a num-
be of years and naturally I feel high­ WooMey comedy, this Radio Pictures
ly elated that he includes mine in the "Caught Plastered," which opens at
group.
the Liberty theatre Saturday.
Dozens and dozens of does are be­
That is ”’nuf said.”
ing seen thia season by hunters, but
However, for the benefit of thos>
bucks are proving very soarce. To who haven't seen these incorrigibls
date, I believe that less deer have ' laugh kings, the picture not only is
been killed locally, than in any past funny, but it is funny in an alto-
season for many yearn.
gether refreshing way.
Ranger Johnson from the fire pat­
It combines new laughs and dra­
rol station at Doe Swamp in the Eden matic tensity. In between these two
Ridge country brought in a coyote extremes are little giggles, big smiles
hide for bounty last week. Doe and heart aches.
Swamp recalls to mind a trip I made
There is even some slapstick, and
in that district several years ago. plenty of giddy patter.
At ten o’clock one March morning,
Opposite Wheeler is Dorothy Lee,
my dog struck a cougar track and a combination fittingly called the
“cold trailed” for several-hours. The "Romeo and Juliet of the Comedy
sky was overcast during the chase World.” Wheeler’s whimsical love­
and finally began snowing. Deep
making and Dorothy's charm ere very
down in a canyon, the dog finally had
much in evidence all through the pic­
to abandon the track and I made my'
ture.
way to the top of the ridge. There
Action plunges into an absorbing
another track was struck and almost
until dark dark I stayed within sound story, strange as that may aeem in
of the dog’s voice, when again he was connection with a comedy.
forced to quit on account of the
snow. There I was with the only land­
mark a high ridge to the Southwards.
I knew that Doe Swamp was witin
a few miles and in the gathering
gloom made my way in that direction,
until I struck the telephone line that
All over the world Knischen Salta
ran to Doe Swamp station. Just at 1« appealing to girls and women who
dark I arrived.- Half starved snd strive for an attractive, free from
fat figure that cannot fail to win ad­
chilled to the bone I arrived at Doe miration.
Swamp. Soon the dog and I wore
Here’s the recipe that banishes fat
warming by a cheerful fire while I and brings into blossom all the Mt* '<
ura) attractiveness that every woman
foraged about in search of food.
and
after
a
It was soon located
Every morning take one half tea­
hearty meal 1 turned in. I was awak­ spoon of Kruschen Salta in a glass of
ened by mice squeaking and running hot water before breakfast.
Be sure and do this every morning
back and forth across the floor and for "It’s ths little daily dose that
bed. There could be no sleep. I arose takes off the fat” and brines “that
and whittled out a set of figure fours. Kruachen feeling” or energetic health
and activity that is reflected in bright
An old apple box was loaded with eves,
clear, Ain, cheerful vivacity and
stove wood and a piece of bacon charming figure.
stuck on for bait. It wasn’t ten min-
Get an 85c bottle of Kruochen Salta
utas until the box fell with a crash at Fubrman’a Pharmacy, Inc., or any
store (lasts 4 weeks)—you must
and I took out the first smashed drug
be satisfied with results or money
mouse. By 11:30 I tad caught eleven back.
Fat Giris! Here’s
A Tip For You
Select any new gas range from our line — we will install it immediately and
pipe gas right into your kitchen. Then try gas cooking for a few days ivith-
out any obligation to buy. On your decision to keep your gas stove — you pay
the regular charge for gas connection and installation. Otherwise, you simply
pay for the gas you have used during your gas range demonstration.
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