Sentinel
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AN
INDEPENDENT
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To Raise Building
Walls‘Next Wed.
All the carpenters in Coquille and
vicinity are going |o assemble at
Myrtle Park next Wednesday, Oct.
8, to assist in raising the walls for
the new Community Building. They
are planning dn a potluck dinner at
' noon, and a donated day’s work to
get the frame work qp and ready for
the roof.
Another event planned for around
the first of November, after the
building is enclosed and the roof is
an, is a big public dance. Shady’s
orchestra has agreed to furnish the
music "without charge; Marc Shelley
says he will have thp sub-floor sand
ed, and all the proceeds will ' go to
the building fund.
Everyone in Coquille and vicinity
wiTTbeasked 'to buy a licket’wbetKer
he or she dances or not. It is es
timated that the building fund can be
increased by $300 from this affair.
Organizing For
Coos Minerals
Development
Mayor's B. P. W
Proclamation
i
Bandon Saturday
After discussing the entire problem
of discovering, classifying and identi
fying. and exploiting southwestern
Oregon mineral deposits, a dozen
southwestern Oregon claim-holders
Tuesday night at Marshfield’s city
hall elected R. J. HiJJstrom of Marsh
field temporary (hairman of the
Southwestern Oregoff Mineral’s assu-
ciation and invited all iriterested per
sons to a meeting Tuesday night,
Oct. 14, at which peinianent organi
sation will be completed.
Hiltetrom, a
mining
eiqfineer
graduate al Oregon State-uoUeger-la-
a Coos Bay contractor and inventor
of a coat-reduction device to recover
by-products, but was elected chair-
man liecaus’e he holds no hard-rock
l
The Coquille Red Devils showed a
i lot of power in their first game of
, the season with the Bandon Tigers
down there'last Saturday afternoon,
I winning their game by the margin
of one touchdown, 19 to 14.
It
, wasn’t the best high school game on
i record
but it was interesting to
watch, even though there are a lot of
rough spots that will have to be cor-
, rec ted by Coach Leslie. One was
the failure «to cover pass receivers
who got through or around the Red
Devils line, and in two or three cases
.»ben? 1I is. loaded onto an aerial purUes interested... thrawn c o-op«- the Tiger would have been off to the
«“Her for crossing the river. Reach- ate with the local Business & Pro- races had lie not dropped the ball
if,g
south *ide ,l is u,aded <*» »** «radonat Women’s Club, in observ
The Tigers scored their first touch
Piek-uP trucks which carry it to the ing said Week and making this 1 down within four minutes, power
toot of the ,teep t*»“» leading up the successful event.
plays and passes reaching pay dirt
claim and could act as a neutral
From there 24 mules.
«»Iph * Milne. May«,
after a Red Devil had dropped the
kick-off. Bandon recovering.
party in various matters. Acting sec- ‘“aded with two
carry « “P
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The two Bandon half backs, Uht
.■etary fa Mr. Schulte of North Bend .“** Patous
“> lb*‘
and Smith, are about the hardest
who together with Chairman (Carles s,tt‘ The mu,e!l
13 round tr,pS- -
boys in tlie conference to stop and
Granby of
the AFL
...
council's
committee
on central
mmerate labor
ha. 8 ,Not °nl . / ,.
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they will give all competition a great
been active in interesting Bonneville oi ‘■‘‘n“?nt' lhe
feet of lumber.
Retail milk and cream prices took deal of trouble.
Coquille quickly scored its first
engineers in attempting to inter«* “nd the ’?°0 ’
f**‘ ***
•nu*her Jump upward yesterday and
touchdown after Bandon’s, when
eastern capital in . reduction ptent
,r«» h«v* to be transported by tte four
crnt mUh whlrtl
for this district.
MU™e method.
retailing for 12 cents a quart is nqw they received the kick-off and
It was decided that a committee *
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T*** ” cen” Half pints <rf milk went up marclied down the field, the scoring
from the group will ask the <-ountv beaull,ul e’’l“,e>
ttu‘ many along (rum # u> g cent*, pints from 7 to pUy being a pass from Crouch, who
k
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< “ * the county
uncf r represents a kit •
„.low,« tnm as
played a whale of a game.to Irwin.
*? 2"’ry
tO W money invested
A blocked Bandon kick in the sec
budget during the first six month«
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quarter enabled 13S-pound
of 1942 for a full-time geologist or a ■ ■
a ~
gag
«ram-18 to 22 per cent
George Holbrook to slip through and
mining.engineer who can «ample, ana-
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across for Coquille's second score,
lyse and help exploit the chromite, sj
C A
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r
U h - half ending 12 to 7.
manganese, antimony, molybdenum.
The third and last Coquille score
tungsten, copper and other depoeite of
>« a gallon
this region. Full support of civic and
T,‘e Co‘’u‘H* Red DevU>* iirrt ,HMne
***** te 3o to 33 came in the third quartet, when Bob
commercial groups will be obtained ga’"e
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non-OB"- «** <wrt*
crnU fr‘*" 22 to Martin carried tlie ball over after
before tlie budget committee i. con torence tilt, te to be with the Ashland 2« cents tor half pints, from 35 to 42 Crouch’s pass to Tom Martin had
tooted. Upon su^eZn X G £ High
8‘ A,hteUc
3 °°
" «"tS been successful.
Tlie last Hamion touchdown came
Collum inutolluretei for ito. R a , „
P- m- Shtorday. If Coach Leslie has f« quarts, and fnsn $2«U to $3«o
just before tlie final whistle
mformatmn about lhe vintors' tor gMtons .
The line-up:
ask tor tw
fl
u / ma
i' .
° potential strength he has not made
Tliese an- the dairy prices in Co
Coquille
Bandon 14
aid in record-keeir^L a
uutakto? 11 public but probably his Red Devils quiite. occaxtonrd by the increased
T. Martin
if th e« I ur I ’, P**
churges have been coached on de- coat to Ihem from the producers
Smiley
djhe geotodst u hired by the coun f<?nae
ofrena,ve plays.
To match .L nearly Ml the ratab- Terry
Capps
rwna , „
o.
Let’» turn out and show the Red Ushmasits in Coqutlte which here« Thommen
h .' i ■
<C. 'pquilte reported that DeyR,, squad that their home town is coilee yesteiday ua-n-ased their price
nlsv
m*1*’*1
di,_ back of them to a man, wuman, boy per cup to ten cents,
Winetar
RG.
Conn
play at Coquille this fall.
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Gilbert
R.T.
Scott
Wheieat
RE
D. McDonald
Butter
Q.
Fraser
Irwin
L.H.
Uht
B Martin
R.H,
Smith
Crouch
F
Harris
Substitutions—Holbrook for Irwin,
Jess Williams and LeRoy Rice,
Hickam for Whereat. For Bandon—<
who returned a week ago from their
R. Harris tor D. McDonald, D. Mc
hunt in the Bly section, on Gearhart
Donald for G. Harris. Jacobs for
mountain, east of Klamath Falls,
Capps.
brought in the biggest mule tail deer
yet checked in here. The fat, kid
neys, feet, etc., were cut out or off
over here, and when placed on the
scales here it weighed 195 pounds,
indicating its live weight to have
been better than 22S pounds.
Well, well, well! A black-out of
Tlie Gillespie-Cunningham-Hand-
western Oregon is set for the night of
Smith - Ralph Taylor - Bert Taylor
Hallowe'en, Oct. 31. What wouldn’t
party which went over east of the
some of the oldsters have given for
Cascades, returned the latter part
the opportunities the youngsters of
of last week with nine mule tall.
today have!
In reporting on the Gould-Emery-
Bosserman party, Furb. Emery says
down the molecule«-
that antelope hunting was the most
principally for chicken
dangerous he ever saw, with the
plains covered with hunters, but that
Bert Gould killed one antelope buck
with a most beautiful set of horns.
Milk Is Uo
Cdlt A OlJOrt
Ashland TO Play
Here Saturday
Being Mashed
Deer Dressed
Out 195 Pounds
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Selectees For
October 7 Call
Just What
Is Wanted!
Two of Faculty
Lose A Parent
Registration 288
At Coquille H.S.
Total registration in Coquille High
School to date, as reported by Prin
cipal Clarence Osika, is 288, fourteen
more than it was at this time last
year.
A $10 contribution to the Commun
Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Littrell
ity Building fund has been voted by
Leave For S, F. Tomorrow
the student council and this after
Bob Littrell, who severs his con noon 20 high school boys are donah
nection with the Earl Littrell Supply ing a half day's labor on construction
Co. this week, will leave Friday work.
'
morning, with Mrs. Littrell, for Sato
Francisco where he will be employed
by the Federal Mogul Corporation, a
concern dealing in beamings.
His place in the Littrell store here
has been taken by his brother, M. O.
Littrell*. who • has gpfved here tram
MarShfield
Mrs. Florence Hallock last weeV