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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1934)
I K, .-’»ft FAMI it along and I win bo only too glad to give it apace. Living out of town aa I do and being out of contact with •portamen in general, I receive very little co-operation and have to rely entirely upon myself to fumteh note* of seeming interest each week. Week In and week out, once each week for year after year is quite a little chore. If you don’t thmk ao, why, just try it yourself for a few weeks. I want all my readers to understand, aa I have told you in the past, that I am glad to be of help to you at any and •M times when it comas to giving ad vice regarding thing* pertaining to the out-of-doors; euch as the selection of a gun, ammunition, fishing tackle, outdoor equipment, your dog, birds, both game and songsters, squirrels, fur-bearing animate, wild animate, or in fact anything along that line that I may be able to enlighten you on. That is a service that this paper ex- tends its reader« and you ar* at lib- erty to take advantage of it at any time you may desire. The old camp- fir* is always burning and you are al- way* welcome ’round it, whether you bring a story, ask a question, or make comment*’up my attempts to please è drowned. believe ths moat of us are. I believe marahward, figuring that he is indeed that our moods and the weather go the favored one of the rods. Boots hand in hand. Take a bright spring ful of water does not dampen hie spir day and a feeling of happiness seems to it and neither do half frozen hands . prevail, can actually be felt, as you and a face blue from the cold, for greet acquaintances, white a dark what cares he—duck season has ar , gloomy day brings just an opposite rived, the ducks are hero—The Red feeling. Sportsmen, those impulsive Gods beckon and he answers the call. fellows who hearken to the call of the clear, the arrangements will be con conference program. woods, got all “het” up, J believe opon oners cluded. Eight teams would be the quicker than those in other walks of “The Women of the Moose is the (By Mark Seeley) limit of the entries, Bandon Indepen mly woman’s organization that is life, when spring rolls around. The Heading the list of basketball dents and “Bill’s Place’’ of Coquille •financing a laboratory that is making Ash in’ bug attacks him in dead earn games tonight is the fray to be played already having spoken favorably for est just as soon aa hte favorite fishing such a n'otable contribution to the at Riverton. This important dash such a meet. Other quints in the stream begins 'to clear and old Sol cause of childhood,” said one prom pita Coos River against Riverton, the district are the North Bend Acea, smiles from the firat cloudless sky; inent member. “We are muh pleased former at present undisputed league Marshfield independents, “Black over the time that has been allotted to birds chirp from the tickets and the leader and the tatter solidly en Raiders” of Marshfield, Myrtle Point grouse hoots from his perch in an us for a discussion of our own work old fir. It’s mighty hard to restrain trenched in second place. A win for Independents, Coes- River Indepen and for the -privilege of hearing the Coos River will cinch the leadership, dents, Arago Independerite, EvanH work of the laboratory discussed.” the impulse to set aside the daily while in the event that the Coquille Plant team of Marshfield and several task and hearken to ths call of The valley quint tops the count thia eve CCC outfits. Red Goda of the Forant, at which Legion, Auxiliary Visit Bay ning the fives will be knotted, neces woodland shrine sportomen are wont The American Legion and Auxiliary sitating a play-off aa this is the j Red Devils Fade in Stretch to worship. And then the opening of of Marshfield sponsored a social meet final tilt of the regular schedule. r deer season draws near. There is a For three long quarters the Coquille ing February 15 for all Legion and Coos River won the firsj game in , hint of front in the air. Heavier cloth which the teams clashed by a 82 to Red Devils were in the ball game at Auxiliary members of Coos county. I ing is dragged forth and grumbling 25 count, but since then Riverton ha* Myrtle Point last Friday, but in the Reedsport, Marshfield, Bandon, North I may be heard from many quarters, but hot been stopped. Monday at North final period the Bobcats pulled out Bend and Coquille were well repre , none from the deer hunter. He is Bend, Riverton nosed out the Bull ahead to count a 27 to 18 victory over sented. Nineteen Legionnaires and , counting the days until open season twenty-two Auxiliary members from dogs of the “A” League, 24 to 28, in the red and white. . and even praying for rain to dampen In the third quarter Myrtle Point Coquille attended. Those presem in overtime period. This followed a the forest carpet so that he may stalk > yoU' / . made «even points to Coquille’s two, from the Auxiliary were: Bonnie 40 to 10 defeat of Arago Friday I It’s going to be a mighty long his quarry-—the lordly buck—more si this bringing the score to 14 all, af Green, Mabel Kunx,. Thelma Dale, . time until a feMow can wet a fly in lently. Yes, again the Rod Gode call. night showing that Coach Beck’s ath ter it had been at 12 to 7, Coquille’s Vera Pook, Ruth ArdeU, Dorothy letes era at present in a winning any coastal stream. The time will be And then the doer season ends and favor, at hsif time. Hall started the Martin, Edna Kern, Pearl Ruble, plenty long enough for the moth« to the sportsmen scans the calendar as mood. On the home floor Riverton parade when the teams returned from Gladys Wheeler, Marie Painter, Alice will be hard to beat, and if we don ’ t seek your flies out and convert them well as the skies; the former for the the ten-minute recess by dropping in Jenkins, Nellie Prey, Gladys Gano, into nothing, before ^ext fishin’ sea opening date, or rather the day on miss our guess the “B” League will a free throw. Following this, Dru- Lenora Hunt, Robah Robison, Virgie son roll* 'round. So don’t put it off which the duck season opens and the be topped by two teams tonight after liner and Rackleff rang up field goals, Haynes, Maybelle Rackleff, Rose another moment. Get the flies out and tatter for hopes of early storms. And the final whistle. tying the count at 12 all. Pooh then Johnston, Maxine Jeub, Eutah Another tie may also result in the tuck them away in a box with several how lovingly he slips the old shotgun scored for Coquille, after which Schram, Vera Hooton and Grace Bur _________ __________ smaller circuit, this if Arago over- moth balls in them. It will save you from its resting place and cuddles it coma,- Powers"a't"Arago^'p^weraeatIu*r ““ Ullying tis. r— a lot of grief and expense the coming to his cheek. Hte present surround his two pointer. Each Port and Unit provided one the start of the season was considered season. Nothing is so disgusting as ings' are forgotten. The part deer Myrtle Point really began to click number for the program. Those of as a strong pennant contender, but to prepare for a fishing trip the firat season, pheasant season. Ashing sea in the final canto, - while Coquille patriotic nature were an address by day of the season and find that your son, everything fades into the back aside from a previous win over Ara failed entirely to rally. Ostrander’s Marvin Skipworth on “The Lives of go, the hoggers have not won a game. prise let of favorite fife* have furnish ground aa the gun nestles against his field goal was followed by a free Lincoln and Washington” and a pa Arago has been defeated in all of her ed winter fodder for a flock of hungry shoulder. He visions the old marsh, throw by Rackleff and two successive per by Mrs. Mingus on “National De moths. And during these long winter his Mind erected amongst the tall •tarts, as the league standing shows: baskets by Drultner, running the mar fense. Coquille’s selections were a Won Loot Pct. evenings is a good time to rewrap the swamp grass, his decoy* bobbing in gin to 24 to 14 before Donaldson sank reading by Mary Anne Ardelle and a 5 0 1.000 old fishing red and have it ready for I the southwester that bends the tops Coos River a ehot for the locals. banjo solo by Al Mansfield. After the Riverton 4 1 .800 "•xt season. I know just how you of the swamp willows and hurtles This was the signal for three more program refreshments were served Powers 1 4 200 feel about it—“bo-hum, it’* a long driving ‘ rain before it. Duck season point markers for the Bobcats, Os and dancing was enjoyed. « .000 time until spring fishing.” And so will soon be here, and again The Red Arago trander, Hall and (Rackleff doing the Scores last week were: Riverton 40, you put it off until the first thing you Gods call. And when the dreary win work. Collier counted the final points I— know flrfiin’ season has rolled ’round ter days finally come and the wind Arago 10; Coos River 20, Powers 18. of the game. again and caught you unprepared and rave* and rant* and whistles like the Tonight Coos River at Riverton and The locals were hot in the first half, Powers at Arago. the old rod a frayed, unvarnished, dis lost soul of a banshee and th* rain but their steam did not compare with reputable looking old stick that you comes down in torrent* and the duck* Ur Defeated at almost every turn, Co Myrtle Point in the latter stages. The are doubtful will stand the rigors of begin to fly, it finds the duck hunter lineups: he th* firat trip of the eeaaon. And no the happiest fellow in existence. And quille High will strive to shake off Coquille (16) Myrtle Point (27) doubt your flies have been neglected. while those who do not care to pursue the jinx and sink the ship carrying Davis tlantic monthly F (5) Ostrander You rant and rave when it’s really all the elusive duck sit about and grumble the Marshfield Pirates in the Armory, Collier (7) F IkZ AKE the most of your re*d- (10) Dniliner tonight At the same time, a mere your own fault and curse the weather, the duck Pook (2) * ing hours. Enjoy the wit; C (3) Carver Isn’t it strange how the weather hunter, hi* very soul singing with joy, three miles distant, the Bandon Tig G the wisdom, the companionship, (5) Rackleff ers win try to break into the win col Morris affect* a person’s mood*, dampens hi* gun tucked beneath hte arm, face* umn by clawing up the North Bend Stonecypher (3) G the charm that have made the AT (4) Hall spirits, brings inspiration, bring* the Substitutes: Coquille Donaldson 1 LANTIC, for seventy-five years, blue* and even joy? Perhaps some the Wasting force of the terrific wind, Bulldog» on the canine outfit’s home (4), Robinson. Referee, Al Haberly, r America’s most quoted and most of you dre not affected in this manner brave* the hailstone* and torrents of court Myrtle Point will be resting, Bandon. cherished magazine. waiting for her invasion in MarsMeld by different aorta of weather, but I rain and wends hte way Happily Coquille’s second team was victori next Friday night. Bend 31 (mentioning this ad) ‘ The brace of games thia evening ous, 28 to 14, this being the scrubs’ to initial victory. League standing: may bring out many sudden changes. The Atlantic Monthly. 8 Arlington Lost A defeat of Marshfield by Coquille would give Myrtle Point the undis Marshfield Myrtle Point puted leadership, a win for Bandon would put the Tigers in a spot to North Bend gain tournament consideration, while Coquille if the Bulldogs of North Bend come Bandon Marshfield defeated Bandon, 32 to MarKhneld out on top, aa expected, they would be in s position to oop the "A” League 23, at Marshfield last Friday night, after the Tigers had led 17 to 11 at hunting in a playoff. Coquille may defeat Marshfield. half time. Send *1 T A U CAN SAVE ON YOUR ELECTRIC BILL Electricity umod Off ♦o Sow lc Evening A waah booed M hard on clothoo but you can save 3c to 5c a wook on your oloctric bill. p»ere is no disputing the fact that Coach Hartley has the material, but as mentioned before the Red Devils have been unable to break into a consistent stride. They looked ex ceptionally good in recently beating Bandon, and at Myrtle Point last Friday night they outplayed the Bob cats for almost three quarters before things went haywire. What the lineup in the Marshfield fray will be is unknown? Loub Don aldson flashed ao brilliantly at Myrtle Point that he may be a starter. Stone cypher has been working at center this week, but Coach Hartley will not state what thia move may lead to. An injured ankle at Myrtle Point handicapped Earl Morris, and barring a like occurrence he should be the one certain starter. The erratic play of Collier and Davis has put the ques tion mark on these lads, while Pook the aggressive center, has not round ed into four quarter shape, as yet As a result of funds gained through games played by the Coquille inde pendent football team last fall, a banquet will be held at the Coquille Hotel at 8:30 p. m. next Monday eve nings a* a reward for the boys who participated in the play. Not only did the independents profit by the games, but the high school athletic fund was nicely fattened in payment for the use of the suits the indepen dents used. Twenty-seven football players and Henry Hartley, “Pete” Miller and “Brick” Leslie will be in attendance. The players are Everett Seeley, Alfred Praep, Belmont Ire- i land, Haldane Holmstrom, Norrte Tyrell, Justin Cary, Hubert Plaep, Werner Plaep, Dick Barklow, Linus Seeley, Alden Warner, Stephen Chard, Alvin Shaver, Jim Watson, Mark Seeley, Stanley Pulford, Craig Parrott, Elwood Smith, Shirley Hatcher, Harold Williams, Don Cter- ver, Don Burch. Harold Stevens. Jack MdOue, Ray Woodyard and Worden BUia. National Moose Meeting Much local interest has been aroused by the announcement of plans for the mid-winter conference by Pil grim Governor James J. Davis, of the Loyal Order of Moose, which is being held in Washington, D. C., February 22, 23 and 24. In addition to having members of the local chapter of the Women of the Moose attend the Mooseheart Alumni Association din ner on Saturday night, which will be the closing feature of the conference, provision has also been made where by every chapter may have its United States Senator and member of the House of Representatives attend the dinner as its special guests. Thus, every chapter can be reperaented by proxy, at least The local chapter received letters from Supreme Dictator Albert J. Sar tori, of Spokane, Wash., calling at tention to the importance of the con ference and urging all chapters to send the largest delegation possible to it Local women who held the Friendship Degree also received let ters from Pilgrim Governor Davis and Grand Recorder Katherine Smith, giving an outline of the conference program and its aims. Chapter members here expressed much gratification over the promnient part the women are to play in the DR MILES’ N I R\l\l .¿ The Favor of Other Men You '«ft® Í
