THE C0QU1LLB VALLHY SENTINEL, COQUILLE. ORBGON. FRIDAY, JULY 14. IMA
FACE SIX
upon game conservation have ,wou L hunter can sport arjjnd with it,
Sport Briefs
recognition
from the Emergency, Con ohoot digger squirrels, rabbits and
(By Mark Seeley)
By I-ana I^neve
servation Committee of America. grouse as well as larger game.
The fact that on Saturday, July 22,
"The farmer in the dell”—that’s Their alqgan is, “The time to protect
The «ame party aaka me what sort Coquille will be favored by a visit
me. Out of the .tore, out of town and a species is while it is still common. of gun I would choose for this coun
from the famous House of David
out into the country m a little lees The way to prevent (die extinction of try in the way of a rifle. For all round
baseball team and the more famous
time than nothing. And here I am, a specie« ia never to let it become use I would choose the 25-20 Win
Grover Cleveland Alexander, rfioulrl
surrounded by the big trees, a good rare." The secretary of the organisa chester for the reasons just stated,
not take any prestige away from the
trout stream running through the tion asks bhe writer’s support in help but for strictly a deer gun I would
Ashland-Coquille game on Sunday in
front yard; what more could a fellow ing to preserve the unsurpassed lake choose a 32 Remington, trombone ac
the local baH orchard. It is a league
ask for T But, incidentally, I am also region between Minnesota and On tion, or a 32 »pecial Winchester and
affair and will bring to Coquille the
surrounded by plenty of work and tario. This country abounds in game my next choice would be a 260-3000
club which fell before the Loggers by
have put off writing this until the and fish.
A huge power and pulp Savage.
a 4 to 3 count earlier in the season.
last minute, but with only a few hours -■ompany hopes to exploit the region
Of course, in the matter of guns as This proved to be the toughest victory
to go I must do h now, or never.
by means of a series of hydro-electric well as of Adhirtg tackle, automobiles, the Fortieriete had to take. The boys
Being out here puts me out of con dams. Such a venture would spell heating stoves, washing machines, or
of the normal school village played
tact with sportsmen and I can't get finis to the beailtiful streams through what have you, opinions differ wide
I hard, clean ball and according to ad
all the dope on their catches of fiah out that reegion.
ly. Each hunter has a gun he swears vance information they have been
and. other activities as I could when
A trout measuring about eighteen by and ia. forever advising others to bolstered by new additions which
I was in town. However, I «hall try inches in length sported about in a purchase that sort of gun when they
to write of other matters of interest Jeep pool just beneath the .«winging are in the market for one, so really should make them the much more ag
to you. But when Mr. Hand lands a bridge here on Bhe ranlch. For sever one man's opinion, such as mine, does . gressive.
Manager Fortier fully exipecta to
big one, or Tom Dungey gets the al days I watered him. He was one not amount to much. But owing to
have
a severe argument in this fray
limit, or Stanley Stevens and hia wife
of the few that had escaped the doz the fact that I have .shot game with
catch 212, it is doubtful if you will ens of anglers who have fWied this practically every kind of a rifle go which, if won, will almost put the
Loggers within easy grasp of the
hear about it through this column. ■ stretch of water this season.
Th'at ing, with the exception of some of pennant.
Klamath Falls and Rose
The old blue ridge of tha Fairview
fish Would make a good meal for my the big moose and elephant guns burg are close behind the locale with
ANTI FOOD TAX LEAGUE
’’ country is about a thing of the past wife and me, I decided, and eo set some hunters are wont to use to kilF
the former team considered to be the
All the old timers remember the blue
deer with, I am merely passing an chief candidate to compete for the
forth one day to catch him.
ridge.
It was so named because of
Not long ago I stated in this column unbiased opinion on those I recom honors in the stretch.
to their present situation. But the and a .triple, after an out, followed by
always appearing blue to the eye. It
.hat a supposedly “poor Ash” had a mend. .The reason 1« publish these i Bill will likely start Carl Gilbert entire House of . David team is com Stewart’s error which sent in .the Anal
w*as densely covered with timber and !o^ more brains than he was credited questions and answers is the fact
Smith, posed of players of professional abil brace.
atmospheric conditions of some sort with and this fact was brought forci that it may help someone in choosing on the mound and “Smoky”
The Loggers scored two in the first,
behind ity-
the
large
Eastaide
receiver,
.
made it stand out distinctly blue in bly to me as I tried vainly to get the a gun that has no idea of what sort
two
again in the third, four in the
newest
the plate. Smith is the club's
ccflor. To my knowledge there was no
fourth and two in the sixth. The big
ig fellow to take some sort of lure. or kind to purchase. As I have stated addition, and though his opring train
Last
Sunday
Roseburg
defeated
other ridge like it in the country. Slipping quietly into the stream fifty before, I do not profess to be an ex
ing and actual duty up to this time Medford, 14 to 11, and Klamath Falls fourth oaw four singles, a walk, and
But now much of the timber has been
outfield flies bring in the ba^on. Four
yard« below the pool, 1 waded carefully pert on all matters pertaining to has been none too heavy, he is proving it <wned Ashland, 10 to 8—,
shorn from it and the blue has faded.
hits in the sixth were responsible for
up stream—clear to my waist. Not guns, ammunition and out-of-door his worth under Logger banners.
Where giant trees once stood, the
the last two runs which the Loggers
a ripple did I make. I east a spinner subjects, but what knowledge I have Noble Brundage will be back in the Loggers Win From
ridge is barren, with the exception of
many feet ahead, right into the trout’s acquired through long association centerfleld post again with his big
counted.
Eagle Point, 10-6
the stumps of the trees which stand
Bill Stewart and Kolstad provided
front door, so to speak. I reeled in, with the above I am only too glad to bat rawing havoc with the opposing
forth in bold relief upon hte scarred
pass
along
to
the
beginner.
Not
long
the heavy clubbing for the locals, each
expecting every turn off the reel to
pitchers.
'Continuing
in
stride,
the
Coquille
hillside—just grim reminders of the
feel a .«trike. But no strike occurred igo a man brought me the tail of a
Fischer and
Loggers kept a clear claim on first getting three blows.
once beautiful woods. It’s just an
A nice juicy angleworm was then lying squirrel! and said, “You know
“Smoky” Smith obtained two each,
Manager
Fortier
hopes
to
obtain
place
in
the
Southern
Oregon
League
other beauty stop of nature gone—
Fortun the co-operation of the local businss
placed on the hook and the spinner jverything--what’s this?”
by defeating Eagle Point last Sunday while Woodyard led in bhe run scoring
gone forever as far as many coming
¿gain cast. Again I was fooled. Then ately I happened to be able to identify houses towards declaring a part-day by a 10 to 6 count. Pau! McHale and with three. Outside of the occasion
generations are concerned.
the tail of a crawfish was resorted to it. Whether there was sarcasm in h diday when the House pf David his old
Eastside
battery mate, al wild moments afield the Loggers
Despite a late start this season, to
upon the spinner hook and bhe third bis remark that I "knew everything,” Vim comes here next Saturday. This “Sm ky” Smith, nnwly signed to a played their UKual fast game.
date, han seen the beet Ashing enjoyed
east made and still no strike. How isfa matter of conjecture—probably would be feasible if all would work contract by Manager Fortier, turned
Summary:
by anglers for many years.
Good
ever, I was rewarded by a fleeting was, but never-the-leus I appreciaae together, but he is afraid that come
R
H
K
the trick for the locals.
catches have been made on practically
¡iimpse of the big boy ae he dashed anyone consulting me on different opposition may be met. It is seldom
li>
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Çoquille
4
every stream in Southwestern Oregon
McHale granted the Pointers a
toward the bait and then turned and ;opics dealing with wild life and the that towns like Coquille have the op
Eagle Point
6
«
3
and lake Ashing has been above par.
I
mere
five
hits,
poor
support
behind
streaked it up the river. Disgusted, ut-of-doors and I’ll try my best to portunity off seeing such an athletic
Batteries:
MdHale
and
Smith;
Con-
There is no doubt in my mind as to
him figuring in the run «coring. A
I returned to the house and got into help ’em out on anything.
lin, Tungate and ChrisitMon, Poole.
group ovj -for that matter, of seeing
the increase in Ash. No splash dams
brace of tallies were marked up
dry clothes. About sundown the same
League standing:
<ueh a wdrtd-known celebrity and idol
have been" in operation on any of the
against him in the first frame, and in
Knife
Hospital
Notes
evening
found
me
crossing
the
bridge
W
as
Grover
Cleveland
Alexander,
who
L
Pct
streams and that’s the answer as to
successive innings, the seventh and
5
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1
Clyde Smith, of Riverton, and Mrs is with the bearded gents this year. eighth, two more in each were count Coquille
why mdre Ash. In my opinion more I leaned over and peered into the
depths
of
the
pool
seeking
s
glance
Klamath
Falls
4
.«6«
The
House
club
travels
throughout
2
fhos.
Cribbine,
of
Bridge,
were
dis
Ash have l>een destroyed- by spladh
ed.
Roseburg
4
2
.«6«
dame within the past ten years than at that sly old trout. Yep, there he missed from the hospital on Monday, ' be country meeting all comers, ma
The first two came through a hit, Medford •
3
.500
They
3
have been caught by anglers within wa«, laxily wagging his tail in the md Jerry Ostrander wae able to leave jor and sandlot teams alike.
a wild pitch, a passed ball, an error, Ashland
slow
current
of
Bhe
pool.
A
white
win
lots
of
games
and,
of
course,
lose
ll
6
'.166
esterday.
the past twenty. The dams have not
and a fielder’s choice before McHale Eagle Point
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5
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Mrs. Harry Aber, who lives on the some, but always put up a great
only destroyed the Ash but have acted miller came flying across the pool,
retired, by strikes, the sixth batter
stalled
in
the
face
off
the
wind
and
eh
.w.
Their
pepper
games,
the
fast
•oad to Fiahtrap, was admitted for
as a barrier in most cases to the Ash’s
est in baseball, is a treat in itself, in’the first.
On the petition of a great many
natural habitat — their
spawning was swept upon the surface of the reatment last Saturday.
Again in the seventh only one hit sheep raisers in the county, the coun-
water. Splash!
Like a streak of
A nine-pound son, who has been oming before the regular tussle, as
grounds.
figured in the two Eagle Point «cores. ty court this week instructed County
The writer does not witah to brag lightning that old warrior of the pool lamed Lloyd, was born to Mr. and an added attraction.
Alexander is not the only star of The first nun walked but the next Clerk Oddy to send to Hal E. Hoss,
but I cannot help feeling proud of the •’h<rt to the top, opened his big mouth, Mrs. Joe Scolari, on Wednesday. They
team. Two other men. Tucker, two were outa, to be followed by * secretary of state, ■ warrant for 3200
fact that recent articles from my pen flopped hla tail and darted back to hie ‘ire' on the former Watson ranch just
original position and the miller had northfof town.
clever first baseman, and Faust, faat aot by Fischer, a single,' and a pair which will be turned over to.the Bu
disappeared. Within a minute I was
>f uhprtatop. are known throughout the >r fielder’s choices, the last of which reau of Biological Survey to assist
at the house searching madly through
Both have turned down forced the third out. In the eighth in carrying on the work of predatory
Ju-lie* Court blanks for sale at this country.
my fly book. Ah! There it was—a >ffice.
major'league contracts in preference it was two successive blows, a double animal control.
4urty miller fly! I grasped my fly rod
and hit back for the river. The fly
was tied to the end loop of my leader
as I hastened back. Softly I crept
upon the narrow swinging bridge. I
gauged the distance to the water and
reeled off the line coiling it in my
Chicago, June 00.—A complete uaud Hotx of Chicago. Little la exhibition ot the diamond In fifteen to add to the exhibit the famed
working model of a Routh African known of Its origin, although re yea ra.
hand as I did so.
Then I cast it
Both National
Nassak diamond, a pure white gem
diamond mine with a 300 foot tun search hy Mr Hotx has revealed
Famous Jewels Displayed.
gently off the bridge.
of 78 carats, valued at a half a
that
It
was
probably
found
In
tha
nel.
a
display
of
diamond
polish
The
Boulr
nevklace.
an
antique
and State
million dollsra and with a hlstor,
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As light an thistledown the fly
Ing and cutting In full operation, diamond fields of Brasil long be made of round diamonds mounted dating, from the twelfth century.
struck upon the water,
Then my
and almost a million dollars' worth fore the discovery of the grant without drilling. Is another of the
Thlsprlceless collection la houaed
breath came in a wheeling gasp (you
of rare diamonds of all sixes are on mines In Routh Africa. The mad priceless pieces on display.
In a burglar -proof cabinet of ape
PROHIBITION
Queen Charlotte fled with It to
fishermen know the sensation) as the
A rough, uncut diamond of the clal design, with glass gfdea an
display at A Century of Progress
Spain after Maximilian had been enormous weight of 308 carats Is Inch thick. The gems nre mounted
big fellow shot upwards, hie mouth
• the Chicago World’s Fair.
AMENDMENTS
wide open.
Bang!
Boy, whatta
The illsplay, known as the Ola killed during the revolt which emV one of the most valuable pieces In above two open safes, which are
This la the first the collection. It Is planned later controlled by n photoelectric cell.
nnxid Exhibit. Is located In the ed hla rolgn
strike! The narrow bridge fairly
.General
Exhibit*
Group
of
the
Fair
creaked as I set the hook and the
U-
and Is s|>onsored by the Chicago
trout streaked it for deep water. The
Jewelers’ Association in co-opera
reel oang—-that song so dear to the
lion with the Museum of Rclence
SPECIAL ELECTION
heart off an angler. Slowly I put on
and Industry.
the brikaa and then it happened! The
JULY 21st
The mine tunnel Is fifteen feet
tautness suddenly ceased on my rod
beneath the floor of the General
•nd my line slacked alamingly. The
Exhibits building, below the level
trout had escaped!
Mournfully I
of Lnke Michigan. A 28-foot dlo-
I wound in my line, my heart keeping
ratna of a typical South African
time, to the click off the reel, but now
diamond field surrounds the open-
As Follows "V
Ing of the pit. The vl*ltor enters
the former was pumping away in
the tunnel hy means of an elevator
my ntomach, where it had landed in a
and forthwith Is plunged 1.300
long drop from my throat, as the flah
I
feet Into the depths of the earth,
escaped.
or *o It seems. Actually the «le
The escape of the trout is easily
vator descends fifteen feet, but by
explained. That small piece of gut
mean* of endless. moving curtains,
attached to that dusty miller fly wa«
the rush of air, sound effect*, and
the damp, pungent smell of a mine,
brittle. I should have been allowed to
th« Illusion of a long descent 1*
float about in the water a moment or
created.
so and get softened up before the cast
was made. Neglecting that small de
Typical Diamond Mln«.
tail cost me a battle royal and a trout
Down below, the visitor will find
and
for our dinner. The old warrior has
a typical diamond mine tunnel with
left the poo), evidently figuring that
•very phase of diamond mining In
VOTE FOR \
it wa« becoming too hot for him, but |
full operation. Miner* drill for ore
•nd load it onto a cart by which
I have my tag on him in the shape off
It la hauled to the compound. In
DELEGATES
that dusty miller which is no doubt
th« compound, which Is surrounded
emljedded in hi* tough old jaw. Iff
by African native huts and enclosed
any of you fellow* -catch a tresnen-
Who
In
barbed
wire entanglements
lou*ly large trout with a dusty miller
♦
(electrically charged to prevent es
in
his
jaw.
well
that
’
s
my
fl»h.
The
“Personally Favor the
cape) the diamond rock la pulver
moral to this little yam is: soak your
ised and reduced with water to a
Adoption of the
'?ader before the first cast. v
soupy condition. This fluid flows
over the agitator tables where a
A resident of this district in-
Article of Amendment”
•pedal grease catches the dla
luides
(a visitor, I shauld say),
■nonda
how
does
a
25 - 20 compare
The rough diamonds are sorted
to a 250-3000 Savage as to carry-
and the pure gems of the jewelry
ng up to a mark and striking power?
trade separated from the borts,
The answer is: there ie really no com
which are need In Industrial work
1 parison to make as each gun is hi
only.
• class by itoelf. The 260-3000 has
Ths visitor Is then “rocketed" to
more energy, more speed; greater
the surface «gain, where he la
»hocking power, les* trajectory and
privileged to case upon almost a
million dollars’ worth of rough
n fact is superior in every way to the
diamonds sod gems, some of them
little 25-20. The latter is a gun that
poansastag histories extending back
is scorned by a lot of hunters but in
for centuries One of these Is the
my opinion, in the hands off a good
Hots diamond of 42 carats, which
shot, it is a mighty fine little gun for
once adorned the crown of the Em
deer and ie the best all-round rifle In
(Paid adv. by Camarón Squires,
peror Maximilian of Mexico. The
304 W lieox Bldgz, Portland. Ora.)
a medium caliber that a man can own.
diamond was loaned to the exhlbl
tai the
It ia inexpensive to shoot as com
Mere by Its present on«, Ferdl-
b I
pared to the larger caliber rifles and
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