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E A SY TERM S
M l away.
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18; awqy
i North Bond 7; away
16; away.
on the part o f m s «
M yrtle Poiat 171, Opponents 84.
people as to why Mm geam
Not m odi In that on which to born
M yrtle Point and Coquille
a claim fo r ih e
played at Marshfield on the
>latioe «T
¡evening e f March 22rtL So, in the
silly nod unworthy o f true
¡hope that I may Set the facts e f the
Beth teases have played
i dearly before them, I am writ-
the Marshfield fieor this year, and
__ this communication.
1 fool that
it Isn't the neutrality o f the wooden
after rending it end then laying aside
or that is in question but the' at­
any prujudees which they may have
mosphere end attitude o f the specta­
|aiid judging it from the fasts that
tors.
[they w ill arrive at the same conclu-
As to the referee, Mr. Gary usg
■ that we did. I know that the
rested Mr. Long, but when the Co­
| citizens e f Coquille are fair-minded
enough to h e « both sides o f a case quille management found that the lat­
ter was a dose friend e f the M yrtle
before passing judgmont, and I feel
-ertain that they w ill see the view- Point coeeh, if not a relative, they
insisted
point which the M yrtle Point people M"8
1*1* on their rights to an abeo-
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When new* reached me o f the fire
at Coquille, I fe lt the loae eery much
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— far I realised that it would be hard
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fo r the Coquille team to practice Nosier,
I since their hall had burned; so when I th**n '
I Mr. J. W. Noblet and several of the f*™ 8
Coquille Basket ball team came to fonrtI>s
M yrtle Point Monday, March 18, to
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[talk over the pending game Mr. Bara-
hart, superintendent o f sheools, offer- hf d ,
ed the use o f the Oaks PavUlion to champl1
them for practice purposes; and 11 W“ P*1
also invited Mr. Noblet to bring up
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his team and use the hall at any itme r" atlf r
o f day which they chose, assuring him tha S* n
that 1 would see that there wore no I
M yrtle Pointers a t the hall to watch R Iv w
thorn practice. Mr. Noblet declined
A rriv
the invitation stating that he was go- preaider
iag to have the team practice up-1 ^ . ^
stairs at tha Heaslet Hall in Coquille, Rjvertoi
as it had fom erly been used as a bas-1 a?0j j, ,
ket ball court.
cording
Consequently, when I received word A . pete:
(from a Marshfield man) on the fol- f or the
lowing Wednesday evening to the ef-
feet that the Coquille team was prac- L . .
ticing on the Marshfield Gymnasium stalled
court— which had previously been I bad air
H a s y o u r e s t a b lis h m e n t an
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1 why, i f it was impossible to practice f Circuit Judge in this disttrict should
1 1 there, dM he not U k . h i. Umn to the
C okTb. nomtoated f o f th M u
X North Bend floor to practice; and L reme bench in May They are A J
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“ Ot “ Otifled that Sherwood, of this city, and J o h r/ a
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« floor for practice T
lfleld
11 I also understand that it is claimed
| that J postively refused to have any-
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| one else officiate as referee, except
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1 Private F. L. Long, of the U. S. Ms-1 J“ P Yoakam is in receipt o f the
1 rinse. I wish to cerrest this opinion. followiB> letter from a young men
1 I did agree with Mr. Noblot, to his who U8od
live with him but is now
1 choice o f a referee— Mr. Robinson, o f| 'n the u - s - Navy:
11 Marshfield— by stating that it would
Newport, B. L, Mar. 80, ’18. -
i be satisfactory with me to have Mr. I
“ How are you and every body? I
• Robinson umpire one half o f the 1»m »till traveling.
I don’t know
1 »nme, and referee one half, and Mr. where I am going but, believe me, I
x I Long should referee one half and urn- t » ra »«r e on my way.
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'i.H 3 pire the other half. It was only be-1 I am on a battleship and just got
» a >Sa » a » » a » a * M a i a i M <>» W cause Mr. Noblet would not agree to I back lrom European waters. We left
-i ■ il .. i ------------ ----- - j.------- j..... this that there were no officials chos-1 England on the fourth o f this month
.^nd- rvt'w'd
Delay in construction Ien-
and got in Newport last night W ell,
necessitated by acceptance w ill post-
My Uam * » * remdy to play on Sat- |JcP' wh®" Sherman said “ war was
pone commencement o f work until six urday «venlng, March 28, and would I 1’®**’” **• *ur® knew what he was
weeks or two months Mr. Dewar I hmve plwywd had it not been for
the
®»*>ut.
thought. About 800 new poles
w ill Lfte t
* considered we had not Th®r® " * thousands o f
wounded
be put in.
accorded fa ir pU y; and when M d le rs In London and Liverpool and
The old circuit which has been tn |an »thletic contest cannot be played I thousands more coming from the
service about twenty years w ill bo without on® ,id® taking an unfair ad- front. Butjmy, Jap, the U. 8. is rais-
retained. Its deterioration has been v* nt*V® ®f the other, then I believe inC the devil with German submarines
the cause of the new work but it is r * 1* 1 It is
wise policy not to play.
H>® North Sea.
still to be used when needed.—-Coos I
f* r ** • Championship is con-1 ^® convoyed two American sub-
Bay Times.
eeraed, I realize that under ordinary marines to England and then convoy-
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Coquille Furniture Co.
He Has Bagged 14 Beam.
W. R. Coy, Euchre creek’s cham
pi on hunter, has killed 14 bears this
winter, and neediest to m y their will
be no shortage o f great« fo r frying
doughnuts in the Coy home for some
time to come, says the Port Orford
Tribune.
These bears are found in the oak
woods, where, during a season like
this when there has been a big acron
crop, they get very fa t on the nuts.
Mr. Coy keeps several dogs that are
dead medicine for a bruin whenever
they trike his trail. No matter how
long the chase, or where it leads, Coy
is right behind his dogs when the
bear takes to a tree. Sometimes it
means lying out in the hills over night
without blankets op provisions end the
weather cold and stormy, but the dogs
have done their pert and their owner
never flunks on them by not going to
them at the tram.
Mr. Coy is one o f Curry’s stalwart
sons physically. W eighing shout 226
pounds, he gets around in the woods
as light as a small man, yet he w ill
take a 200 !b hog on hie back and
carry it out o f a steep canyon with
scarcely an effort.
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and
after
Too much snow in Washington tim- careful consideration,
then
and
ber country is the reason why Ser- only then, did I claim the champion -
geant C. Abery and the eighteen en- ship fo r M yrtle Point because we had
listed men who arrived Monday night a total o f more points against our on.
with him from tha Vancouver bar- ppnents in the eight ganfifl*Than did
racks are at work in the Powers the Coquille team. Signed. John L.
ermps in Coos county instead o f at Gary, Athletic Coach, Myrtle Point.
Keeriston, Wash., where- they were I Ore.
two months in the woods, says the
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their way to Powers where they make on violation of nei.tr« rt
the fourth detachment and bring the
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To Have Now Telegraph Line.
Two Western Union inspectera are
in Coos county estimateing the coat
o f construction o f a now line between
Marshfield and M yrtle Point through
Coquille.
E. B. Dewar and H. A. Dur 1er aie
these inspectors who were at Del nur
Monday to check up on poles and
other installation equipment needed
fe r the placing o f the second circuit.
Estimates must bo submitted to Saa
Francisco office bet w ill undoubtedly
be «cap tad and work ordered it la
n killed ia Ore-
hunting seaMa
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W ou ld M ake 80,004 U h l o f V c s L the plaintiff and the defendant, and
Some one ha. figured it out that i f for ao' h
and furthar rclj e{ “
the calve, that are knocked in the *° * • ^
may «com meet and equi-
head at birth by Coos county dairy-.
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men were fed until they were six
is summons is served upon you
weeks old and reach * a weight o f
thereof w ^ C o q u ille
66 or 70 pound, they would furnish , Val'* y
Hon'
neat enough to supply all the lumber ,
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camps o f Coos county for months— ^
above «"titled Court duly made
80,000 pound, at least. On the other a" d en U m l ° " lha 25th d» y
“ arch,
hand the dairymen figure that they
would lose much more on butterfst
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Stanley,
than they would make on veal by
Attorney fo r Plaintiff. Residence
adopting that policy.
and P®*®«*® »¿dress, Coquille, Ora-
Far a good many years The Amaricmi
Minnie M. Goodman, Defendant Tobacco Company have been conducting a
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named defendant:
object the improvement e f — « t i . .
In the Name o f the State o f Ore­
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pear and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled
court and cans« within six weeks
from the date e f the first publication
e f this summons, tow it: within six
weeks from the 29th day o f March,
1818, the same being the date o f the
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