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COOS COUNTY
A Wonderful New Policy 1mm* by tko
Bankers Life Company
LIBERTY THEATRE
MONDAY and TUESDAY, July 12 and
Adapted from thé thrilling story by Roy Scott
Agricultural College p-nisid upon all
classes of dairy cattle, swine, sheep,
and hogs and* several times in judg-
iny the dairy casses complimented the
breeders on the real quality evidenced
by the type of individuals they were
leading into the first livestock show
ring of its nature ever held in South­
ern Oregon. All classes of dairy
cattle were represented excepting the
Ayrshire. Professor F itts placed the
awards as follows:
Jersey Bulls two years old and
over: Finley Schroeder on S t Hawes
Tisha W alts; W. C. Cutler, Myrtle
A m b m Y ob Carry $10, WO
I f yoa die f N a any natural eaoaa, the Company pays - • $10,000
If you die from accident, the Company p a y * ......................
20,000
If yon become totally and permanently disabled, during auch
disability all premium payments are waived and after
one year the Company pays you $1,000 per year,
as leng as yen live, and a t your death pays . . . .
10,000
Under the disability benefit, if you live eleven years, you receive 10,000
Or, if you live twenty-one years, you receive
20,000
And a t death year family q r estate will receive . . . .
10,000
the annual payments to. you being subject to total disability.
A. T. MORRISON, D istrict A gent
Ceqaille, Ore.
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Jersey Bulls under one year:
George Hampton of Armgo lrst; C. D.
Jarman of Bullards second, and H. B.
Sander of Catching Inlet third.
Jersey cows two years old and
over: J. D. Carl of Arago first
Schroeder Bros of Arago, second and
C. D. Jarm an of Bullarda, third.
V IT H A N D Y if i
Jersey heifers one year old and un­
der two: R. M. Bunn of Arago first,
George Hampton of A rag e second,
and Chas. Kime A Son of CoquiUe
AWLEICtrS LINIMENT k ■
third.
Jersey senior calves: W. C. Cutler
of Myrtle Point first, J. L. Smith of
CoquiUe, second; V. H. Berkey, Lee,
third.
Jersey Junior calves: W.C. Cutler
Its sdmulstmg warmth overcomes the twangs of ibeom*
of Mrytle Point, first, Hervey Bros,
•tnm and brings quick relief to aches and pains by Na­
of Lee, second and Elbert Davie of
ture’s own method. Has proven its wonderful menu for
As a Sweet
Bandon, third.
As Jennie Mslone,
over 30 yean and is endorsed by millions, May be used
Young Society Girl
Finley Schroeder of Norway took
mtemally oc externally for man or beast
Daughter of the Underworld
champion mate and J. D. Carl of
" / »a t to had I had to ha in had all the fine,
Arago took championship female
Imagine Hie opportunity for fine acting in this romance of
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Jnimr^n,n
eWmi
with Laaa Silken of Cedar H »me.
faded.
Prof.
Budlong.
Holstein
Bulls
two
years
old
and
Jennie Malone, daughter of a dive keeper of the slums, who,
"Tha doctor» t aid / needed an operation from
over: L. J. Simpson, Shoreacree,
• utoere ttram. / used RamlmgW* Liniment and
defying the clinging dutch of evil companions, pursued and
first; H. W. Walker of Cooston, see-
am *eU today. — C. H . D n jyn L
ondf J. Larsen, third;--------------------- \
persecuted by the police, still rises superior to her birth and
T
win
soon catTon my tegular customers with a «v^pl-te
Holstein bulls over one and under
line of Rawleigh’i Good Health Products, Mail or pLoc
environment to an honored place in sodety, wins the love
two years: Geo. E. Dix, Coos River,
orders promptly filled,
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first; H. H. Haynes, Isthmus Slough,
and respect of a splendid man,
second; F. E. Rogers, Coos River,
third.
Holstein bulls under one yeeir: Geo.
The Crowning Triumph of Norma TalmadgeY Brilliant Career
E. Dix, first, L. J.' Simpson, second.
Champion bull went to L. J. Simp­
son of Shoreacres on a son of Mat­
C hildren 15c
ador Segis Walker.
A dults 35c
Holstein females two ’years old and
over: Geo. E. Dix, first.
Heifers over one year and under
two years: Georgs Gunnell of Catch­
It is reportad that tha lot of five cows, ing Inlet, first and Geo E. Dix of
three calves and She three year old Coos River, second; A. O. Kjelland,
U nder new m anagem ent -
herd tire cost the Dements $4,666 laid third.
Championship female went to Goo.
down a t Myrtle Point, where they will
be ueed aa the beginning of what may E. Dix of Coos River on Mea Merillas
.
pr.ve to be a famous herd of Here Dekol 4th.
Tha Coos County Infirmary took
fords; nothing better in this line hav­
ing been brought into Coos county bo- a blue ribbon with Snowdrops Khe­
L aird B uilding
Coquille, Oregon
dive of Rose City, a nine months old
fore.
Guarnsey bull calf, pronounced by the
judge to be a splendid individual of
Calling Carda. 100 for $1.26.
the breed.
FOR 8ALB
Highest Type of-Courage.
Harman Smithgall of Catching In­
Weight of Character.
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reg.
Jersey
bull, H. R. No. 174090,
The beet examples of heroism gre
There la not a wood cutter in Maine let took first on Duroc-Jersey Swine
Fontaine’s El. Rose Chief, 2 years
or Minnesota bnt knows that the boar, over one year; aow over one found In everyday life. To keep
steadily on In the face of obstacles
old August 28 1920.
weight of the ax and the swiftness of year and litter.
the stroke are what tell In the cutting
The Catching Inlet Pig Club took takes courage. There’s little In lift’s 1 team of horses—weight about 1000-
of the tree; that the shnrpness of the first with Bob Wonder in the Poland commonplaces to awaken poesy, but
1200 lbs. each, with harness, cheap.
there’s much to challenge admiration. 1 mare with colt for buggy o r riding.
ax Is nothing unless there be weight
Chinas
With neither flag nor drum beat many
and swiftness behind It. There Is sot
George Gunnell took first Poland an heroic soul fights against odds that 1, 8 year oil horse, sound and well
a man qf them who would go Into the
broken.
wilderness expecting to cienr bis farm sow over one year and Carl Culley seem to leave do chance for success.
Yet when the soul Is headed right It 1 disc cultivator (John Deere), just
with aharp-bladed penknives or well-
as bood as new.
J. M. Culley took first and second knows neither retreat nor defeat It
polished scissors. Yet the same men,
has learned only to move forward. 1 one horse corn-planter (Deere),
a t they look around for their heroes, on bow under one tear.
just aa good aa new.
And to obtain A ct rare combination of strength with
as they give applause, or a* they give
George Gunnell took first and Carl No matter how hard the struggle Is, It
votes, are as likely as any men to be Culley second on boar under one keeps on. In the face of severest 1 smooth harrow.
qu a lity w iran« coetly steels. So you will find th a t,
misled by the brilliancy of accomplish­ y*ar and the Catching Inlet Pig Club trials great advances have been made. 1 deLaval cream separator No. 17 in
When poverty rises to shake off Its
ment, and to forget the necessity. If
good condition.
pound for pound, the steels in a Maxwell equal those
the work Is to Inst, of the weight and took championship male with Bob fetters through an attempt to serve 1 circular-cordwood saw, 24 inch
Wonder
and
champion
female
with
force which belong only to character.
humanity it challenges to uneqaal
in any car built. J
diameter and Mandrels.
Coos Bay Queen.
combat and wins In proportion to tbs
—K. E. Hale.
Lumber
from a building 18 x 24.
Carl Culley took first on sow and Justice of Its cause.
F. L. GREENOUGH
Geo. A. Maas, Riverton. 24tl
litter
and
George
Gunnell
second.
Dealer
Pussle of the “Seven Seas”
Ancient Irish Lera.
Barred Rocks, 1st oa pallets, A r­
Graham’s Garage
The “Seven Sea#’’ exist In Hindu
The
ruins
of Shanas castle are on
chie
Howard.
mythology, to which Kipling may have
the shores of Lough Neagh, Ireland,
gone for his well pow B title. Accord­
H. A. Wells first on Oregon pullets. tbe domain which for a long time was
ing to the Pursues, tty earth Is circu­
Squabs, A. T. Haines, bios ribbon.
the seat of that family of O’Neills that
lar and flat, like the flqjrer of a water
E. R. Varney, blue ribbon on Ja p ­ ruled Ireland before the coming of Bt.
Illy. Ita circumference ia 4,000,000,01»0
Patrick. The emblem of the O’NeOls
anese rabbit.
Film Developing
Holstein Friesian Association. lip, R. J. SUinlechner, H. W. San­ miles. In the center la Mount Soonie-
Buff Cochins, 1st cook, 1st ken, Is tbe red hand, and the story fs that
ford, R. A. Church and Son, W. G. roo. On thla mountain are three peaks
many
hundred
years
ago,
when
a
Vik­
All 6 exposure rolls . — 10
At a meeting of the Sales Com­
formed of gold, pearls and precious Harry Thomas, Bunker Hill.
Ingram.
Beef White Leghorn Cockerel, Earl ing Invader was nearing Ireland, he
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mittee of the Coos County Holstein
stones,
where
the
deities
reside.
At
It was decided th at an effort would
promised vast possessions to the first
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Friesian Association held in Marsh­
Its base are three mountains, on each Updike, 1st, G. F. Averill, 2nd.
man who touched land. An O’Nsfll,
be made to have two car loads of aide of which grows a tree M00 miles
Best pen White Leghorn pullets, the progenitor of the great race, eat
field July 6th, J. L. 8mlth, Bank
Printing
Holstein on display a t the Coos Coun­ high. The furthermost c..untry from Earl Updike, 1st, Mrs. Wm. Goshen,
Agriculturist and C. C. F arr, County
off his .left hand and flung It ashore,
ty fair a t Myrtle Point September 16 these mountains Is bounded by tbe salt 2nd.
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Agricultural Agent, were authorised
thus todchlng land before any of his
-.1 6 , inasmuch aa the Jersey sea. Beyond this sea there are six
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Silver Laced Wyandotte, George S. fellow adventurers. . This story la sot
to purchase for the Association one
breeders in the CoquiUe Valley so others—of sugarcane Juice, of spirit- Young, best cock, best hens, and best the sol# property of the O’Neills.
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car load of purebred females to be
splendidly supported the Livestock nous liquors, of clarified butter, of pen.
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Other families claim It under some­
sold at public auction for cost to the
curds, of milk and of nectar. Each
show
a t Marshfield.
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x
5
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what
modified
circumstances,
bnt
tha
highest bidder as soon as animals of
aea la surrounded by a separata cooti-
O’Neills have always used the red
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proper breeding and individuality can
ent.—Exchange.
Norma Talnmdgs aa Jennie Malone, hand for their emblem.
Post Cards
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be found and shipped to Marshfield
alias Jennie Miller, surpasses all her
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First Reman- Emperor.
for sale.
previous dramatic characters in “A
Enlarging
Lively Chatter Wasted.
Two Worlds,” the m ar­
The Bank of Southwestern Oregon Dements Get Fine W hite Faces. I During the life of Christ on earth Daughter
B .A W . Sepia
A vamptah looking yonng woman
,
.
k two ‘emperors ruled the Roman em- velous story of Slums and Society by
made arrangements to finance the
Ellis Dement returned a few days | p|„ of wWch the Holy Ijan(j „ p ,;.
entered the hotel dining room and
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purchase of the animals gratis and ago from the Yakima valley, W ash-. M(|ne was pert. At the time of the LeRoy Scott. At the Liberty Theatre cast a casual glance around the room
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the animals will be sold a t public auc­ ington, where he purchased nine head birth of Christ, Augustus was emperor. Monday and Tuesday, July 12th and and finally made her way towards a
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table at which sat a middle-aged man.
tion to the highest bidJsr.
at the heat Hereford» frost Chas. I He wss tbe grand nephew of Julius 18th.
$1.00
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Bhe sat down at the table as thoagh
There is considerable demand for Ball’s ranch a t Mabton. Five head of Caesar, and before coming to the
Other sizes in proportion.
she
were
acquainted
with
Mm
and
DAIRYMEN!
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purebred Holstein heifers and since cows with three calves a t foot and throne was known as Octavio«- He
started • lively chatter.
The man
the fam o u s herd
the first emperor. He died In the
Send us your cream. We will pay neither raised his eye# nor answered,
the wonderful display a t the Coos ti - i ___ r _____ _
cash asms day. Honest weights and bnt finished Ms dinner, laid down a
County Livestock show there has been
tests. At the CoquiUe Isa Plant.
M8 N. Front St. Marahfi«>id Or.
an added interest in the Holstein
bill, and left the table. The idle wait­
Mutual Cream Station,
ers had been working hard to keep
breed.
Leave ordere a t Fnhnman'*
Geo. R. Johnson, Agent.
straight faces during the proceeding
Some of the breeders who expect
Pharmacy.
sad
one
approached
her
and
said:
to secure cattle in this shipment are
“That gink’s as blind aa a bat and
H. W. Walker, Geo. E. Dix, L. J.
daal as \ door natt."
Simpson, C. C. Johnson, Archie Phil-
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