Glory Jones Finds Peace with Rubberman in Pines
In 1914 logger Glory Jones clashes with fellow workers until Bullback Pratt rigs a rubber tube falling aid. The device steadies the saw, letting Jones fall timber with less conflict. By season end Jones outworks others and ends bucking, gaining peace and proficiency as a faller.
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Glary Jones
Glary
Camp
Gray Jones
Hank Pratt
Bullback
Lonesome
Jones
Pratt
Bullback Pratt
Glory Jones
Mr. Rubberman
Sullback Pratt
Joe Rubberman
Peace In the
Pines
Rubberman
Glory
Bullbuck Pratt
Federal aid push aims to shield local government funds
Oregon and 11 western states push for federal revenue sharing to counties. Coos County benefits from timber and grazing revenues under 1891 acts and revested Coos Bay Wagon Road lands. Proposals seek steady 1 percent annual valuation payments and tighter control over land acquisitions with greater forest and grazing land restoration.
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Interstate Association of Public Land Counties
Oregon
Oregon and California
Coos
Department of the Interior
Coos County
Coos Bay
Secretary of the Interior
Try Department
Gake Informaion
U. S. Forest Service
Development and Expansion Under Free Enterprise Privileges
A statement emphasizing opportunities for growth under free enterprise mirroring national practice and the protection and privileges provided by local government for those seeking development and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fines Paid in City Recorder Office for Drunkenness and Speeding
During the past two weeks two men paid fines in City Recorder C P Moore s office One, Lawrence Brown, paid 25 dollars and costs for intoxication The other, Leon Olsen, was fined 25 dollars for speeding in his car
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C. P. Moore
Lawrence Brown
Leon Olsen
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Coquille
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