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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1932)
/ » PAGE BIX THE COQUILLE TALLET SENTINEL. COQUILLE OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, IMS. A sbï = $5,000 that the commission figures it right nt age. Thin dog also seta on his Sport Briefs a By Mark Seeley is saving by taking the bounty off haunches and “sings”. And. while it . 3y L^ne Lenove sounds like a erose between fire sirens cougar—well it is to laugh. One week from tonight, Friday,' I got to figuring the other even- f The ducks sure got a break this and a wailing coyote, it nevertheless January 0, will see the official open- ■ ing on that $5,000 sum that the season in the valley. Just a few ehort is singing in Buzz’s language. He game commission claims will be days after the season closed, the also opens and nhute doors, throws ing of the “A** League basketball j saved by taking the bounty off cou heavy storms brought in thousands of coins from the end of his nose and season. Mixing in the two opening Produce Plant gar. The taking off of the bounty them. The lower marshes and the catches them in the air, picks up ciga frays will be Myrtle Point and Co quille in the local Community Hall ■imply means that this animal will marshes across the river are black rette stubs from the floor and de not be hunted and will greatly in with them. They may be heard feed posits them in cuspidors, gets himeelf and North Bend and Marshfield in the crease in numbers. That is one thing ing early in the morning from away a piece of paper and goes to the res Armory. The Red Devils are fast preparing that I figured out Now . the , , bounty - . ur.r U..V Vtae .V — “ho“Je‘ . Well, the taurant and bums scraps and when heretofore has been $25-th.t is what havg haJ , tough winter they are wrapped up he takes them for their game. In past seasons the commission paid, so the fact is thg gaag o of us and per home to eat Not long ago a much Coach Hartley has usually had a o f practice clear that they figured that two bund- „ , >m glad to gee them larger dog than Buzz attacked him pre-season schedule red cougar would be turned in for' themselves. While on thé sab- and gave him the worst of a short en games which put the red and white bounty during the coming year • of duck,t i w taken to task counter. Buzz broke away from the hoopers in tip top form for the legue they stated that $5,000 would be saved Jabout gtatin< thgt n w„ hgrd u larger animal, dashed madly to the games Thia year without the ad by eliminating the bounty. And now !gwaIlow the gt0 o{ duck, fro- pool hall, opened the door, leaped in vantage of auch games there ia a getting right down to facto, wifi $6,-, ,n in Kiamath C()unty side and slammed the door shut in question concerning the condition of 000, or even one red penny be actually ; It waa an actual fact. Allen Belieu the big dog’s face. Then he proceeded the five ,but It ie thought that extra ,saved ? I say NO. One cougar win has returned from that district lately to growl, bark and make faces at his scrimmage sessions have completed kill on an average two deer a week where he waa employed by the game late opponent through the plass door. the training necessities. Coquille has and some times a great many more; commission to help chop the helpless Mr. Davis had a young pup of which always been represented by good con but taking an average of two a wev« birds out of the ice. Allen states that Buzz, is the sire and at the age of ditioned flubs in the past and this it means that the cougar—that is, something like eight or nine hundred three months this youngster is'doing season should not be an exception. • Many new faces will grace the first one particular cougar, will destroy were chopped free. Their wings were all the tricks that old Buzz does. squad. Jack McCue, Linus Seeley, ninety-six. deer each year, and so it frozen solidly to the ice. None of the It ia genetally understood that cart can readily be seen that the two hund large species of ducks were frozen in ridges loaded with a smokeless pow and Alvin Shaver are the veterans. red cougar would destroy 19,200 deer lowing to the fact that they are on der when placed in a damp place will McCue will be lost from this trio a year. So figuring out deer at be- I 1 the wing so much. Moot of the _ “fro- deteriorate—that is the powder will, after the first semester, materially in5^nlJy.7.°rth«V.^r _h®^’ izen-i^’w’ere'the »malter “spates,'be- and if, on the other hand, they are weakening the quintet for the re would destroy $57,«00 worth of deer I ing mostly ruddies. These little fel placed in a dry, hot place that the mainder of the season. He is at pres alone. This fact alone explodes the lows paddle around and do not take to strength of the powder will increase. ent alternating between center and game commission’s claim that $5,000 wing as often as their larger brothers. I know the latter fact to be true as forward. Shaver is at his old guard • Through 1932, os in former years. Swift fit Company - will be saved by taking off the Allen stated that at one spot where I almost got my head kicked off one post, while Seeley, who has been un has maintained its nationwide market for farm bounty. We must also take into con-i a warm spring gushed out into a lake time by firing a shot gun shell that able to workout for the past two sideration increase in the ranks of and kept the water open that the had hung in a vest close by a stove weeks, will likely be used principally produce. these two hundred cougars. It is safe ducks were there by the thousands for several months. An expert on at the pivot post. If McCue, Seeley More than 100 Swift & Company produce plants in to say that by the end of a year and that they were packed in. They ballistics recently has made the claim snd Shaver are in the lineup at the the West and Central West have continued to buy daily same time the Red Devils will have their numbers will be doubled and if were making no attempt at feeding that if ammunition loaded with the they are still left unmolested, within but snuggling cloeely together, evi smokeless powder has been exposed to a formidable lineup for the three the supplies offered. Everything they purchase has a another year, with two hundred more dently seeking to keep warm. He either heat or dampness it may be opening games. market over n thousand miles wide and thousands of than the original two hundred roam-1 tells some mighty interesting stories brought back to normal strength by Of the new performers Morris miles long. iThe supply goes wherever demand is best. ing the forest, the astonishing number concerning wild-life. For instance at placing it in a room where the tem Stonecypher, Jack McCarthy, Earl of 38,000 dear will be destroyed, or the mouth of some river that freezes perature is moderate at all times and Morris, Deloss Shinn, Bob Collier, and es served by these plants, At no time, in the territories figuring at the conservative rate of t up, ducks are wont to feed about, s- leaving it there for several days. But Gus Gailas are the lads expected to have producers of poultry, bull terf^i And eggs been with $3 per head, $1115,200 worth of wild pecially when the ice crack-up comes. in spite of this claim you fellows can break into the first line aquafl. Stone out a daily market. game will fall beneath the claw and When the water of the river finally have all the old .shells that I have had cypher, McCarthy and Shinn are be ! V fang of the cougar, from whom the j I forces its way through the ice it lying around a hot spot for a year dr ing worked as forwards, and the bounty has been removed to eave the simply pours out into the ocean a rag so. others as guards. As far as •X- game commission a paltry $5,000 a ing torrent and its muddy water can If you spoke to an Englishman re perience is concerned, not much of • Swift fls Company has not had’ this year—has never year. And while the bounty ie re- i be distinguished for a distance of a garding the lead you take on certain this vital charaeterfbtk can be found had —any control over prices. The farmer's price is ^ed th* A*.Me »He or so out in the ocean. The ducks birds the chances are that he would in this sextette. McCarthy and Collier made by what the consumer can and will pay for the farms continue to operate, hatching are caught in the ewift curent. Those not know what you were talking a- were reserves on the “A” squad for a butter, eggs and poultry. This company’s task is to out Chinese pheasants at the rate of that turn and head with the current bout. In England a lead is referred short time in 1932, but aside from about $4 per bird. So this $5,000 can take wing, but those that seek to to as "forward allowance”. this brief sojourn their total exper cover the gap, quickly and economically between more cougar bounty put fnto the raising of f^T th. wZter white than 200,000 farm patrons and nearly as many store- It is really laughable the ideas that ience has been like the others on the “chinks” means that 1,250 birds will bucking the current never take to the some people have concerning guns. “B” squad. Coquille’s “B” team was keepers. be rained and put into the fields for- '.air. It ie impossible for them.to do so. Some harbor the idea that a deer not the best in the county last year, hunters to slay. Or perhaps the $5,-' Posting daily quotations at its buying plants, Swift They paddle frantically until they are could not be killed with a 22 rifle and but it measured evenly with air but 000 will be put into warden service. ' would not think of shooting deer with the ’ ec ondary quintet from North As Company is really saying to the producer: exhausted and their wing feathers are This would hire in the neighborhood so wet that when they are finally a 25-20. Deer are hunted in this ®end The«‘‘ «re “ yet over “Consumers everywhere, through their retailers, offer of four or five wardens a year to washed up on the beach they are un section with the same caliber of rifles flowinK w>th faults, but at the same much for poultry, butterfat or eggs. Costa of preparation, catch game violators and just show ! as are used on the mighty kodiak tune are "howmg many promising able to fly for* some little time; in transportation and selling are kept at a minimum. With me any ftee-wardens in this country -------- '““- — “ A y 1 fact not until their feather* bavel bear and big game of the Rockies. Among, them Stonecypher, these service costs deducted, the price paid here ie about nr a vs v , zxthni* lhai through arrests, or , any and dried dried off. off The Indains indaing reap a actually believe if • p rifle are, ■.» r perhaps, , other, , that ... ~ a harveat ¡1 , avtuaujr ueueve that m,'. u nn« was McCarthy, -■ and^ —: Collier -------- — — what retailers will pay at their doors hundreds of miles k W1 X* the lives *ea ° them “ Plck th»™ them >m UP L. mad<! that <»<.. waR mounted on wheels, the likeliest 1 candidates, thousrh though the pa 5° J work W111 “ •*** of f from ik-m .. th*y can «vir a , th.« away-' 19.200 deer a veer It appear« anna«» t/. * r r • . . ----- .. . ___ _____ _________ 19,200 a year. to me 1 would shoot ten mites and shot a othera «• Pressing close behind. Un- with their hands. __ that the logical thing to do would be Hartl«y And» the proper combina- “Did you ever hear of “Buzz”? Well eman sized cannon ball that you to scratch four or five wardens (par would find a certain class of hunteta ‘‘on the linauP "W likely change 1 '¿any times. don me, they are state police now-¡J Buzz is a water spaniel owned by • Volume holds down processing cost. Carload ship dahfoff commission w rolland j 2*^- of Paat-T™* Pool wheeling It about through the woods many t,Blea- days) off tta the commission paj______ 2_ in search of deer. Hunters go to et- ments reduce freight bills. The same salesmen who sell put the bounty back on cougar,».it-ThiS d ° K P 0 “ *** ahn<>i,t hn - put the bounty back on cougar, or Myrtle Point is the team favored to close down a game farm for a year iman intelli*e™>-, Not ago he tremes in choosing guns. Some carry Swift ’ s Premium Ham and Bacon and Brookfield Sausage win the championship this season. or so and take the thousands of dol- dow" Bandon w,th Geor*e-th* the smallest caliber possible white also sell Swift’s Premium Milk^Ped Chicken, Golden Last year Myrtle Point played in others go in for the biggest caliber lar. it take, to run them and put this i of **r' , Ha atayed ? West Fowl and Swift’s Brookfield Butter, Eggs and tough luck all season, but at the find bounty on cougar. Something like t,me *nd’ *vld*nUy ««‘ting tired of obtainable. A good marksman who had two players placed on the all Cheese, thus benefiting livestock men and produce $<000 was spent last year operating | “tbe "ty by **•"’ ?egly,y sneaked places his shots can do deadly execu county team. One of these, Lyle Car tion with a very small caliber gun. growers alike. the Corvallis game farm. If thia a- aboard 0,6 ,ta»* and ***♦ bU way ver, is gone, but the other, Leonard mount was used as bounty money on ,back hon,e' With ata»~ travelling This same gun in the hands of a poor south as well as north it showed that shot would mean a lot of crippled Shelton is still carrying on. Shelton the cougar, and a price of $100 put mere canine used his head. He game. It is a good idea for the poor is a real basketball player, making an excellent nucleus around which to on that animal's head, the deer would has pulled this same trick on several shot to carry a big gun. build a team. Three other lettermen really get a break. But as to this occasions and he always picks the —v———— are on hand to work with this star, in Sensitive Organs Onr sense organa are responalve to cluding Earl Woods, the best defen dmoet Incredibly minute atimulationa sive guard during the 1931-32 year. The sensory surface of the nose la af feeted by vanillin, one pnrt by weight - Here Is a new rule in basketball— Swift’s Premium Quality Brookfield Cheese and In 10,000,000 parts of air, and by mer Rule 8, Section 8 “when a team fains Butter prepared by Coquille people. aptan 1/23,000,000 of a milligram In possession of the ball in its’ own back .i litre of air. And as for sight, there court, that team must advance the On sale by local dealers. ;■ evidence that the eye la sensitive to ball over the center line within a per 71,000,000,000,000 erg. an amount of tn iod of 10 seconds unless the ball, while orgy which is 1/3,000 of that required t* affect the moat rapid photographic out of control of the team, touches or plate.—The Wisdom of the Body, by is touched by an opponent. In the lat ter event, a new play results and the Walter B. Cannon. 10 seconds period begins again when possession of the ball is regained in the back court. When a team has ad vanced the ball over the center line, this team may not return the ball to its back court until (1) a try for goal has been made; or (2) a Jump ball at center or elsewhere has taken place; or (3) an out-of-bounds award Kas been made; or (4) the ball has been recovered from the possession of the opponent,” and they “When a team gams possession of the ball in its front court as a result of any of the four provisions mentioned above, it may cause the ball to go back over the center line only once”. This is a good rule. It will speed the game tyi, make it more appealing to the fans, and stamp out stalling tac tics. Fast breaking plays will be fa vored, thus bringing out quick passes, long passes, flashy dribbling, and long shots. Many finishes will be dose, snd at least unsportsmanlike stalling in the closing minutes will be eliminsted. Perhaps, you will remember how Arago beat Coquille in the tourn MO<7«JET JJV YOVR • ament last year. In this game the “B” League team used a slow offensive in which the ball was in its “bsdk” court most of the time. We hope that the rule makers do It’s easy to say they're all alike— and easy to prove they are NOT. Action at Niagara not eliminate the tipoff. They say Bead Dane Feiwatiea Dissolve a genuine Bayer Aspirin that a team with a tall At the Whirlpool rapkls, at Niagara, I Colorado's great aabd dunes are .... tali center always tablet in water, pour it off, feel the has the advantage, but thia is wrong. the„itrea* ,a OT.er from a period of geologic history when fine powder that coats the glass. r-, / ; Do this with some other fablet. • What about a pivot man who has an tnllro nor hour. The crests of the I a huge lake waa formed there. waves are often 40 feet above the see what coarse particles are left! extra spring, or one with long arms, '■ level at the edges. The whirlpool ia They feel as sharp as sand, even to and then a team might be able to 9 a little more than 3*4 miles from the 1— your linaar. How must they affect diagnose their opponents plays, break * ! Horseshoe falls. Here the river rushes those delicate membranes which line Chadwick *8 POWER COMPANY MOUNTAIN STATES your throat—your stomach? ing in to snatch the ball away. • Into __ ___ an _____ elbow _____ with _________ tremendous force _ A» F. ft A- M. For immediate relief from head All in all we think that the Up off j In a northwesterly direction, but has aches, colds, sore throat, neuralgia Stated Communication or neuritis, lumbago, rheumatism, ’ ia essential, while merely throwing to turn In a northeasterly direction, TUESDAY, JAN. 10 and the Impact of these two currents the ball in from the sidelines there’s nothing like Bayer Aspirin 7:M cannot depress the heart. meeting forms the rotary movement rather “queer.” OUT-OF-DOORS STUFF SWIFT & COMPANY Cash Market • •• • •• Swift & Company ROUGH STOMACH < ì Lodge No. // v $ - p ■ ■
