instinct seemingly asserted itself to
such an extent that this season she
returned, bringing with her four of
Weil, fellows, deer season is still on her brood, probably all of them that
and slill the elusive buck, apparently had escaped outlaw gunners and pre
more elusive than ever this season is dators. Anyway, those grouse are es
. «sing pursued f rom the old orchard tablished on the Newton farm and are
choked with meadow grana to the top as tame as ean be.
A person cab
most erf-ss of the great Cascade ..walk right up to them. And what is
range. Saia), fem patches, vine-maple more, the hunter that shoots any of
thickets, old burns, new burns and the thoss birds during the open season is
deepest canyo.is are being combed for certainly going to get one healthy
The ZORN -MACPHERSON SCHOOL "JUGGLING" BILL AT TAX-
his buck*.*iip. Last issue I spoke of
PAYERS' EXPENSE - ESTABLISHES 4 NEW SCHOOLS, CREATES 8
bawling out in this column.
buck ague." I have put two and two
NEW TYPES Of SCHOOLS - BOTH UNTRIED esd UNNEEDED.
The fifteenth of October the Chi
together, or rather one and one to nese pheasant season opens. I won
Under the gutoo of economy, unk nown interests propose this extrava
gether—a buck and a tenderfoot It der how many of you know just how
gant building and wrecking program, which claims to be a consolida
is a wonderful combination for “buck and when this wonderful game bird
tion of On-gon’s higher educational system. There ars fivs earn
ague.” Well, here you have it The was first introduced into Oregon. It’s
er ccs now, and if thia bill ia approved, there will still be five
campuses -after a raid has been made on the taxpayers’ money!
title is "Buck Ague.”
quite *a little story. In 1881 Judge
The followup facte will enable evere taxpayer to prevent thia
The sun, which had beat down with Denny, Counsel-General for the Unit
■ experiment which endangers our higher educational system, and
an intense heat during the whole day, ed States at Shanghai, accompanied by
results in a tremendous financial outlay by taxpayers.
had finally dropped behind the tops of his wife, arrived in China. Mr*. Denny
the western hills. A soft, golden glow was greatly impressed by the gorge
spread over the tope of the rugged old ous CHneee pheasants. Tnese birds
mountains. The cow! caw! of a crow were trapped by the Chinese and
This bill actually create« 4 NEW schools—a junior oollege at La
came floating down from above, as never shot and furnished a great
I
Grande and Ashland; a law school al Salem; and a teachers’ college
:he bird winged its way from a dis source of food. She prevailed upon
at Eugene. In addi
addition, it “junka” the Monmouth Normal School,
st
8700,000, »uu
andjuee
but one-third
valued at $700,000,
wm « *#«**
w —«»«» of the facilities _ of the
tant grain field to tall, green trees to her husband to ship some of the birds
See a sensational program of amazing feats of
University-at Eugene. Thia di: arrangement willI result to a trem»-
roost for the night The whistle of s’ home to Portland, Oregon. Fifty were
lay
by
taxpayers
for
additional
NEW
schools,
NEW
dous financial outlay by taxpayers for additional NEW schools, N EW
magic varied with pleasihg musical features and
mother
quaH
seemed
to
intemify,
;w oouraes
courses and NEW equipment. There are
STS five
‘ departiueuta, NEW
shipped and arrived at Seattle safely,
campuses
_________
now. „
If L
this
_r, bill
_____________
to approved 1 there
—A will still
St™ bo
*77 five
lather than break the stillness. Ai but en route from there to Portland
novelties by Miss Mabel Sperry, brilliant young
campuses;
“ the -----------------
*“ ' be
-----------
“ erect
> usm ; but, in addif
addition,
taxpayers will
forced * * to
the golden streak grew smaller and they trampled on each other and all
musing facilities for the Uuiveraty law school and library at
new housing
xylophone artist.
smaller
in
the
west
the
whole
woods
dormitories to accommodate
8eiem; provide NEW t'7
were killed but six. These were liber
seemed buried in peaceful rest
tudent -----
body
onto
the Corvallis
eam-
the greatly increased student
, poured
-----------
- ---------
— —
ated but nothing was ever heard of
pus; and equip two NEW junior colleges and a teachers’ college
Admission, 25 cents and 50 cents.
z Crack! The snapping of a twig them. Nothing daunted, the Dennys
with new and costly facilities for conducting t NEW and untried
caused the man lying prone behind a made another shipment in 1888. The
system.
log m a green fern patch to raise hk birds were loaded on a ship bound di
head alightly and peer in the direction rectly for Portland this time. A large
of the sound, ft came from the edge
space was cleared between decks and
Benefit of the Coquille Band
of a dense thicket screened by salmon
Two NEW TYPES of sohooto are created by this bill—two junior
bamboo and other native shrubs were
colleges and a teachers' eoUege—both untried and unneeded in
berry bushes. Satisfied that he had
placed there to give the birds a sense
Oregon. To educate students for junior standing in technical
heated the.sound the man again drop
>f security. They arrived safely and
and scientific college courses, requires expensive toboratoriee sad
ped from sight. Thud! Thud! Th.
equipment, thus tripl.eating the same facUitiee now maintained at
were released by Mr. Denny’s brother
s-und came clear enough this time
the university and State CoIl.’RC. The paastog of this biH sstab-
>n hie farm near Lebanon. The leg- for about thirty yards. A pass at
Sport Briefs
Ushes the principle of STATE SUPPORT TAX for all or an?
and there was no mistaking it. A
slatara was in session at that time tempt w*a intercepted by Seeley, and
^ior oollege* Every town in the State of Oregon will then have
By
Merit Seeley
smile of satisfaction lit the man’s face
will
and passed a law protecting the birds from Bandon’s thirty-five, the ball
right to demand a junior eoltegel Every togiiature _
------
Whet an improvement in the Co-
as
he
slid
the
barrel
of
his
rifl»
'invite log-rolling bills lor appropriations for new junior coliegee in
for ten year«. This was the stock was smashed over for the first touch quijje football team) Though the
through an opening in the fern. His
ambitious loralitira. Taxpayers of this state are asked to vote oa
from which our present supply of down. Ellis Newton carried it over Red Devils were facing the lightest,
this eoetly junior and teachers’ college experiment, with every
eyes were fixed on the little gras*;
Chinese pheasants sprung and wher- with an eight-yard slant over tackle.
expenditure made at their expense.
most inexperienced teem in the coun
opening bordering the salmon berrt
cyer the birds are found in the United The try for point was not good, ending ty in Bandon, one could easily see that
thicket And then, aa if by magic,
States today, their lineage oan be the quarter 8 to 0 for Coquille.
Coach Hartley’s strenuous week of
the object of his quest stood before
Shaver and N. Peart entered scor
traced directly to that ..Oregon ship
BASIC STATE TAX for Ugher education by a SINGLE
work after the Marshfield show was
him! The man’e breath escaped with
PENNY. You will pay the came tax for stats schools as you
ment in 1888, except for a few addi ing terra firms in the second quarter, bringing good results.
The lade
a
sharp
hissing
sound;
his
hsart
seem
do now il this bill to approved.
tional shipments that have been made but after each touchdown the try for blocked, ran, and tackled better. Best
ed to be pounding in his throat, fairij
in recent years. The last ever heard point was again fruitless. Shaver of all, though, was the improved spirit,
Choking him. For a whole half day
concerning the Dennys was that the scored his points on a line smash af the Red Devil* seemed to be football
he had laid here waiting for thia very
rood judge had passed on and that ter all of the Coquille backs had
conscious, and to want to play football
chance. And there before him stood
Ms wife- was still living at Portland worked the fall down the field. A cut instead of ping-pong.
his prize! And what a prise—a beau
r.
The Eorn-Macphcr-.au
A.JSFK.
and entjoying good health at the age back on an end run sent Peart across
School Moving BUI eatibUshing *T SCHOOLS.
In this Bandon fray Coach Hartley
tiful six point buck. And how proud
of M. That was six years ago. The as he streaked thirty-five yards with showed good judgment by using al
ho looked, his big heed of horns per
rood lady may etill be with us or may out being touched. The score at half
most every player on his squad; so as
fect in e/ery detail towering above lave joined her husband, but be that time saw Coquille leading, 18 to 0.
M. Smith, Cbairw
V. H. Young, SswWtoy
to test their individual ability.
the long pointed ears that eeemed as it may, the sportsmen who pursue
618 Pacific
Two touchdowns in the third quar
To mention a few of the boys, we
stretched forward in a vain attempt to the gaudy colored “chink” should al ter ended the day’s scoring, though
PAIO ADVj
catch some unfamiliar sound. The big ways harbor a tender spot in his heart Coquille threatened at different times, saw particularly the work of Shaver,
full; Seeley, end; Plaep, center, and
..
brown eyes, seeming unusually soft in for Judge and Mrs. Denny.
but fast-tiring the red and white
Ireland, guard. Shifted to the safety
the
rays
of
the
setting
sun,
seemed
to
A
Swanton,
yesterday,
asking
for
the
The wild (t) turkeys are still thriv forces could not run up more points.
Marriage Licenses
position, Shaver exhibited real ball
be
gazing
straight
into
the
eyes
of
appointment of a guardian for Amelia
ing tn differqpt parts of Southwestern On the first second-half score a carrying ability, while as a line plung
Oct.
4—Robert
McAlpine
and
Rogers, an infirm person, whose estate the man. They seemed to hypnotize Oregon. Many flocks have been re blocked- Bandon punt was scored by
Blanche Peak, both'’ of Manshifield.
and hold him spellbound. Forgotten jected seen by hunters during the McCue as it rolled over the goal line. er he was dangerou* at all times. Cap
to estimated to bo worth 87600.
They were married here Tuesday by
was the deeply weapon he held in hjb opening days of the doer season. Plaep, Red Devil center, blocked the tain Seeley played his usual great
Rev. P. D. Hartman at the Pioneer
hands. It »had been .righted down to While on our little trip at the opening ball, the impact ending it back twer.- game, holding in almost every play
Church- parsonage.
the finest point for just such a chance of the season Bill Ferbrache observed ty-five yards over the lint where Mc tried around him, boxing hia tackle
Oct 4—'Walter Mannila and Elsie
with increasing regularity, and lead
4B thia. Forgotten was the long trip a hawk nailing about in the air over a Cue sprinted to get it
Helmkin
Reed, both of Myrtle Point.
They
into the hits and all the hardships given point and goinx there found an plunged over to make the extra point ing hia team in real style. Plaep and
were married by Judge Thompson st
Ireland in the middle of the lino were
■-offered; forgotten was the premia«’ old hen turkey and eleven young.
Burch, flashy Coquille back, who
the court house, Tuesday.
These boys
in in operation and equipped to
to bring home freeh meat and a head Bill opened up on the hawk on the shown great promise as a hard-hitting,, in almost every play.
proved
to
be
the
chief
thorns
in the
handle aH kinds of
Ifh
of horns to hang over the fireplace. wing and the third shot the bird loot consistent ground gainer, smashed
Probate Court Items
work. Fred Schoer in manager of
Everything was forgotten as th: all interest in the turkeys. The shoot over for the final touchdown on an Bandon attempts to get past the
the shop which is located on First
Bennett Swanton, of Marshfield,
hunter lay there shaking at though a ing did not bother them in the least. off-tackle buck. „ Shaver wormed scrimmage line.
Each player, however, deserves a
street, alongside Richardson Gar-
was on Tuesday appointed adminis
chill had seized him, while the cold They kept right on feeding. They’re through to score the one-point marker.
mention for the work at Bandon. Ye»,
trator of tiie |250 estate left by H.
sweat ran down hia brow in streams. sure wild all right!
One other Couille touchdown was
the team showed improvement, so let’s
W. Miller, who died at the Bay, June
SEE US FIRST AND WE WILL
He swallowed hard in a vain attempt
I believe that a rabbit has more lost when a player was offside. On see Coquille High’s Red Devils keep
14.
GIVE YOU A SQUARE DEAL.
to dislodge his thumping heart which aliases ¿than any man, bird or beast. the play Bandon punted to the Co
it up and wade though North Bend
A petition was filed by Liljeqvfot
seemed stuck in his throat. And then, Some df the trade names under which quille fifty-five yard line where Shaver
like a flash the buck whirled and this animal’s fur are sold are as fol picked up the ball, started to the and the rest.
plunged into the thicket The man lows: black fox, brown fox, leopard, right reversed his field and with the
Come and see the Dutch couple in
leaped to his feet and ran serosa the lion, red fox, seal, tiger and white aid of beautiful blocking, went over
native costume and dance at Grahi
small opening, gun held in readiness, fox; all being rabbit skins dyed and the goal line.
Hal), Oct. 18.
and peered into the thicket. Hia knees treated. Rabbit furs also appear as
were fairly knocking together and the Arctic, Australian, bay seal, beaver-
New Cases in Circuit Court
hands that held the gun were vibrat ette, electric beaver, electric seal,
Sept.
30—First National Bank of
ing like a high tension magneto. A electric mole, erminette, French chin
Coos Bay vs. Cocoon Seed Co.
bluejay, seeking his nightly roost,
chilla, meskin beaver, meekin ermine,
Oct. 8—Geo. H. Tupper vs. Reine
jabbered disgustedly at finding man
meekin moline, meekin seal, minkony M. Tupper. Suit far divorce.
Stated Communication
encroaching on his domain. Cursing
equirreline, visonette.
So you see,
Oct. O—Firwt National Bank of
beneath his breath the man whirled
Tues.,
Oct. 11, 7:30 p.
there ia many an aristocratic chin car Coos Bay vs. D. L. Farleigh and O. M.
and started down the rocky trail that
essed by simple bunny fur in disguise. Casper.
led to his distant camp. The shriH
If, while hunting this fall 'you are
screech of a small owl seemed to mock
him as he cursed, and then the little caught in a thunder storm, do not
seek shelter beneath a white fir tree,
owl’s big brother took up the cry with
ft is a pretty generally understood
his own booming voice, “who, who”.
fact that lightning will strike a
And the min stumbled along the
white fir above all other trees. The
rocky trail shouted fiercely, “Me! You
white fir seems to attract the bolt
old bald-headed ape.” The glow had
more than any other tree with the
vanished in the west, the curtain of
possible exception of the sugar pine.
darkness was drawing closer about
the wilderness; in the distance the
cheerful glow of a eqmpfire lit up the
surroundings. A man threw another
log oq the fire sending a shower of
Coquille’s
red-jerseyed
football
sparks high into the sky.
'Bout time Mac got in,” he ro- team encountered little trouble in
m*|,ked turning anxious eyre up the sweeping to an overwhelming M to 0
trail. "Sure hope he gets a crack at win over Bandon High last Saturday,
that big buck on the ridge. If he ever as the local huskies rushed their op
■
does, it’s his meat. That boy is some position completely off their feet to
shot Best target shot on our rifle gain ground almost at will.
Scoring touchdowns in all but the
range back home.” Slowly the old
timer knocked the dead «she. from final period when Coach Hartley was
the bowl of his pipe and atone from using every available reserve, the Red
hh seat win* a bi< tree. *Tv. Devils used straight power tactics
noticed”, he said, “ «taint always the throughout the contest in crushing
target shots that knock over the back. Bandon.
Bandon’s light team of inexperienc
Sometimes they get buck ague.”
Now and then a person to found ed players could present nothing but
who really gives our game a break- a the ability to fight, and take punish
ment. The power rushes used by the
person who enjoys seehfg wild life
•rive and propagate; oae who does red and white seemed to Mft the
Tigers off their feet aa they fought
St 7^ “,or uMlf“h raotive- *nd'
just as soon as the game has
hrii to stop Coquille’s marches.
Bandon did not once seriously
threaten the Red Devil goal, making
slay it Our hat to efT to Geor».
Newton who ha.dtopl.yed re.laporT- the most of her yardage in midfield.
"*J«Wp ra the propagation of ram. At the start of the game the Bandon-
itee made one fiourish that looked
MMa. A year ago an oM hen grouse
<=«• to the Newton ranch mingling good, but ft soon ended. After re
ceiving, Coquille marched for a first
with the domestic fowL Did George
down, but in the next ten yards she
ro out and knock her over for hi.
was held and forced to kick. From
near the twenty yard line,
The old bird’s
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OUT-OF-DOOBS STUFF
■ -
HOT CONSOLIDATION
D— r Labs f Leneve
By
but a COSTLY
EXPANSION!
Friday Evening, Oct 14
Coquille Community Hall
New Schools Established
'
COQUILLE
New Types of Schools Proposed
vote
317 x NO!
SCHOOL TAX-SAVING ASSOCIATION
G. 8 8.
Blacksmith Shop
NFW BETTER
Chadwick Lodge No. 48
A. F. A A. M.
light
•l-*3
Aches and
PAINS
DEMAND