Missing funds prompt Eastside inquiry into city safe
The Coos Bay Times reports the disappearance of about 3200 from the Eastside city safe. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Liljeqvist says no arrests yet as evidence is circumstantial. City Recorder Leaton confirms over 3100 of street funds with balance as his own. Safe tampered with and inner lock damaged. outer door drilled days earlier. Mayor Jordan cites caution to avoid hindering investigation.
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Eastside
Liljeqvist
Coquille
City Recorder
W. J. Leaton
Leaton
Seaton
Oregon Fire Relief Company
Jordan
Mr. Leaton
Wm. Leaton
C. Steckle
S. S. Ackles
Pee
Rmn
Fred Nelson
Jordon
Leéaton
C. E. Jordon
Norris Safe and Lock Company
Mr. Nelson
Mr. Seaton
Mr. Jordan
Coos Bay
Fruit Dryer May Run Another Month in Orchard Cannery
In Turner’s cannery the gasoline engine and four power peelers keep kilns full and aim to extend operations for six weeks more. Drying weather has been favorable and Turner expects a larger pack than Dow did two years ago. He uses apple peelings to make vinegar and has produced apple jelly, awaiting new jars from Breakwater this week.
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F. A. Turner
Turner
F. S. Dow
A Romance With a Point
A man buys a woolen muffler in a cold store and finds a photo and note asking a single man to write. He falls in love, writes back, then learns the girl is his grandmother who died nine years ago. The tale ends with the shocked bachelor seeking the dealer who did not advertise.
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Mary Smith
Batchelor
Federal rule sets hunting hours for migratory birds
Federal Weeks McLean act takes precedence over Oregon law. State Game Warden Finley, federal enforcer, provides a table of legal shooting hours from sunrise to sunset across dates from late September to mid January, clarifying that shooting is restricted to the daylight window.
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McLean
Oregon
Finley
How Poultry May Make You Profits
Practical advice on planning poultry marketing and fattening methods to maximize profit. It covers crate feeding, coop setup, feed mix, and timing, plus tips on marketing, breeding stock, and maintaining clean, attractive housing to attract buyers.
Bargains in Clubs With The Enterprise
The Enterprise lists cash in advance offers for readers. Offer s include weekly Oregonian and Enterprise for 2.00 a year, semi weekly Journal plus Enterprise for 3.00, Western Stock Journal with Enterprise for 2.00, and Daily Telegram with Enterprise for 4.50. Subscriptions available at Enterprise office or Bender's Music store.
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Oregonian
Wasky Enterprise
Western Stock Journal
Dan Ptige
West
Enterprise
Telegram
Ceee Caee
Myrtle Point
Coquille River Valley
New City Meat Market Opens in Carter Building
Frank Davis longtime meat cutter for Coquille Valley Packing Co and former Gamble Market employee at Marshfield opens a meat market in the Carter building near Strong's implement house. He moves here with his family to make this his home. Oregon Agricultural College lists about 1400 students enrolled. A son was born Friday October 17 1913 to Dr and Mrs D W Giles.
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New City
Frank Davis
Coquille Valley Packing Co
Gamble
Marshfield
Carter
Strong
D. W. Giles
Education by Workers at Oregon State University
A freshman survey of Oregon State University in Eugene lists self supporting students across fraternities and beyond. Ray Williams from Medford works and performs in vaudeville. Clyde Pattee pays his way as an electrician. Lawrence Wintman from Pendleton washes dishes. Al Davies from Portland works vacations. Sam Mitchel from Baker handles paper sales and rail excursion rates. many others hold jobs as servers, janitors, and assistants to support their education.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Oregon State University
Medford
Ray Williams
la Grande
Clyde Pattee
Hood River
Lawrence J. Wintman
Pendleton
Mr. Cook
Anson Cornell
Fred Hardesty
Astoria
Alfred H. Davies
Portland
Sam Mitchel
Baker
The
Emerald
Dramatics Clay
de Dawson
Tillamook
Lee Purdy
Cour d'Alene
Idaho
Students Work Their Way Through College in Oregon House
The article details students in various houses who support themselves while attending college. Sam Cook from Couer d'Alene works in a Portland law office and plays football and baseball. Clarence Ash of Portland is a senior and reports as a newspaper reporter. Robert Riggs of Klamath Falls pays his way with odd jobs, while others hold bank or shop positions. Several freshmen and a few women are listed as contributing through work such as cleaning, bookkeeping, window washing, barbering, and bakery solicitations. Alfred Lee of Baker and Fred Ananson of Portland saved enough in the summer to cover the year.
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Sam Cook
Couer d’Alene
Portland
Dean Crowell
Albany
Clarence Ash
Eugene
Robert Riggs
Klamath Falls
Beijmer Hentze
Junction City
Harold Hamstreet
Sheridan
Ernest Watkins
Coos Bay
Owen Whalen
Bepnemeres Floyd Ross
Wenatchee
Ash
Lawrence Dinneen
Walmot C. Foster
Astoria
Alfred Lee
Baker
Fred Annanson
Body found on beach identified as John Keating of San Francisco
Coroner confirms body found 11 miles south of Bandon on the coast is John Keating, 48, of San Francisco. Papers on the corpse, including life insurance details, identify the man. He likely drowned after a possible sailing incident. verdict is drowning.
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Fred Wilson
Bandon
John Heating
San Francisco
The
Eagles
Keating
Marshfield Record
Predators on National Forests Reduced by Rangers
Federal rangers killed 4 686 predatory animals on national forests last year. Bears coyotes mountain lions lynx wolves and wolf pups comprise the take. Wolves cause the greatest stock losses with bounties and sales of skins supplementing ranger efforts.
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Forest Service
Plains
Roosevelt
National Forests
Wyoming
Forest Ranger
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Business Publishing Co
Ath and Pine
Bt. Louis
Cateleg
Lheawre
Sprague
Uiey
Weatherman
Mr. Turner
Katherine A. Grimes
N. G. W. Perkins
Oregon Agricultural College
Sate University
Waldo
Oregon Power Company
Tia
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