BANDON, OREGON, IUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1910
VOLUME XXVL
EASTERN STAR
Lodge and Frvfrtmonai
Directory
WHIST PARTY
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Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M.
lyfEETS every Thursday
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BUY CHRISTMAS GOODS IN BANDON
A
SUNDAY SCHOOL
BOATS ARRIVE
è
CLASSES TO BANQUET
ANO DEPART
B
due* are r»|U-*led Io notify thr. »like
election ot officer* and <«i chan ie >>(
meeting night
t. a<d. under ihu hr ad
are 75c per inch per month.
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NUMBER 57
evening at 8 run at
ANDON Merchants, at least »some of them, have as line a line <•*
Christmas < iootls as car be iousd anvwhere in <begun, or any other
Beautiful Society Event Oc­ State. It might also be added that the quantity is sufficient so th u any Big Contest, with Large In­ Shipping Business Along the
one, no matter what one's desires may lie, can find something for one's
curred Saturday
crease of Membership,
friends The quality cannot be excelled and the prices are certainly tight,
Wharf Continues
Night
so these three things, quantity quality and price considered, the logical
Just Ended.
Brisk.
place to buy is in Bandon, for you can certainly get what you want.
the Bandon Wignian. Sojourning chief-,
in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
Then another reason why yon should buy'Christmas G*xxls in Ban­
One of the beautiful society events don, is because Bandon merchants are helping to pay taxes for the bene
The most successful and enthusi
The Fifield arrived in port Satur
of the season was held in K. of P fit ot the community, such as keeping up schools, building roads, etc, astic contest ever held between day with So tons of freight and the
hall last Saturday night, wiien Occi They are your neighbors and are interested in your welfare; they spend classes in the history of the Bandon following passengers:
M ilHOIlie.
dental C hapter. O. E S gave a their money here and are helping to boost the city and adjacent country. Presbyterian Sunday School, came Mr. Bevins, Mr. Weston, C. D. Miner, Geo.
—
to a close last Tuesday night. There W. Mooie, G. R. Blacker, Bert Seeley, W. B.
K ANDON LODGE. No. 130 A. F. A A. i wi,jst party and banquet in honor of
M, btatrd communications nrst Saturday
...
In fact there is every reason in favor of buying your Christmas pres* are three classes organized under the Weiton. Louis Bordeaux, wife and child, IL L.
»fret the .'J*
full ___
moon J
of __
each
month.
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All Master • those who assisted in the recent play
Bsdillion, Geo. Tucker, W. Y. Erickson, F. F.
ents, as well as all other goods in Bandon. You see what you arc giving “International Adult Bible Class Lanagan, Mrs. Mary Fi»her.
Masons cordially invited.
"The
Girl
of
the
Hout.
”
J. A. Morrison. W. M.
G. T. Treadgold, Secretary
The company consisted of men - your friend, and if the purchase is not satisfactory jou can always ex­ Movement," all of which wiil apply
The Fifield loaded with 250,000
for a charter next week. When this feet of lumber at the Geo. W. Moore
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bers of the lodge, those who had change it for something else.
charter is obtained they will become
taken part in the play, and a number
Buy your Christmas goods in Bandon and buy them early. Don’t a part of the greatest organized S. S. mill and sailed for Coos Bay Sun
1. <». <>. F
of invited guests. The invitations
day. She will leave Coos Bay to­
wait until the last minute when the merchants are rushed to death.
class movement in the world. The morrow at 2:00 p, m. for Frisco and
"D ANDON LODGE. No. 133, I. O. O. F. weie issued for 8:30 o'clock, and
object is not only to promote the will probably be here again about
meet* every Wednesday evening. Visiting 1 shortly after this, when most of the
brothers in good standing cordially invited.
spiritual
welfare but to look after r.ny next Wendesday.
guests had arrived, Win McKay,
A. G. Hoyt. N. G.
sick member, any out of employment
acting as chairman, called the at­
The Wascalore sailed Saturday
A. Knopp, Secretary
or any needing aid of any kind that Coos Bay with 400,000 feet of lum­
tention of the company to the fact
the class can render.
that a few musical treats werq» in
ber.
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
The “Hurry Up” class, of which
store for them, whereupon Dr. Ros-
The Elizabeth sailed Saturday
Mr Hartranft is temporary presi­ noon with 250,000 feet of lumber,
]UrEETS in 1.13.0. F. hall every second and I siter played a selection on the violin,
fourth Tuesday*. Practice night* 1st Tue**
dent, has, since the beginning of the 2311 cases of salmon, 6 tons of bark,
with Miss Eleanor Elliott as piano
clayof the month; Social evening the 3d Tuesday
ot the month. A- cordial invitation extended to 1 accompanist, and the appreciation of Lakeport
Development Co. Estimate is Based on Figures contest with the other classes, in­ 10 cords of match wood, 53 bundles
all member* in good standing.
creased their membership from 11 to broom handles, 3 tons wool, 4 tons
the audience was very apparent, and
Will
Proceed
to
Make
from
26
of
the
Nation
’
s
43. Their motto is—“Win One." cheese and one ton of butter, and
Anna Craine, N. G.
the doctor was given a hearty encore.
Clara Goetz. Secretary.
The “Willing Workers,” with the following passengers:
Miss Elliott then played a piano
Harbor
48 States.
Miss
Rittie McNair, as temporary George Johnson, James S. Der.tcl. Jonn Wil­
solo in her superb manner, and the
president, have jumped from an en­ son, Chas. McCue, wife and two children, Leo
rounds of applause showed that it
Knight* of Pythirt«
rollment of 7 to one of 40. But the Ijtmbert, Mrs. Kate Green, Frank Raymond,
elphi lodge . N o . m , Knight, of was heartily enjoved.
laurels
must be given to the “Com­ W. Williams, R. Green, J. L. Kronenberg, M.
C.
A.
Paitlow
of
the
Lakeport
Pythias. Meets every Monday evening
Washington,
December
5.
—
The
Twelve tables for whist had been
G. Treadgold, J. M. Ctaij, B. C. Martin, wife
at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
prepared, and the playing then com­ Banner was in the city yesterday and population of the United States as rades of Christ,” an intermediate and two children. George Darey, J. M. Birch,
attend
C. R.WadeC.C.
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
menced in earnest, and all guests today and r< ports that the contract revealed by the thirteenth census is class of girls of from 12 to 16 years, A. F. Detroe, B. Petro.
seemed to vie with each other as to has been let for the digging ot the expected to be announced by the of which Miss Marguerite Gibson is
The Elizabeth will probably ar­
who should enjoy the even I the most, canal from Floras Lake to the Paci Census Bureau on December 10. temporary president. This class en­ rive again about Friday and sail
GL W REA
and the Eastern Star ladies as host­ fic ocean and thus to make a harbor ,Counting New Mexico and Arizona tered the contest when just half over about Sunday.
Attorney And Counselor-al-L»w
esses certainly performed their part at Lakeport, which will be a credit as states, the total for 28 out of the and increased from 8 to 28.
Bhe Randolph came in yesterday.
Notary Public
to
the
new
city-by
the-lake.
Mr.
The
rules
cf
the
contest
were:
1st.
48
states
already
have
been
an
­
of the program perfectly.
The Advance departed for Frisco
U. S. Land Contest* a Specially. Practice in
Partlow says the contract has been nounced. The grand total for 26 the proportion of increase of each at 1 p. «in. today with a full cargo ot
about
12:00
o
’
clock
the
ban-
At
all Court*
let to outside parties, and that a out of these states is 60,037,659, class should decide the contest. 2nd, lumber.
quet was announced, The tables
Office With Bandon Light & Water Co.
were exquisitely decorated with ivy dredge will be brought do vn at once which is a gain of between 2r and 22 the class winning should be enter­
Bandon - - Oregon
per cent, over the population in the tained by the other two. Hie stand­
vines entwining about the table ware, and put t<> work.
High School Notes.
Here’s hoping that the work will same states in 1900. At this rate of ing was as follows: “Comrades of
while beautiful boquets ol daisies,
Dr. HZ. IL- Houston
roses and other flowers, common to be a success ami that another seaport increase the total population of the Christ’’ 7 points; ‘‘Willing Work
cis’’ 55-7; “Hurry Up” 3 io - ii .
The excursion to Coquille next
Oregon at all s.-asoiis ot the year, city of good proportions may be country should be about 91,000,000*
PHYSICIAN & SUHGHUN
added to the Pacific coast.
The result is that the “Comrades Friday to play C. H. S. the first
The
most
striking
development
of
were
much
in
evidence.
The
ban
Office over Drug Store.
Honrs, 9to 12
the census so far as shown is the re­ of Christ” will be banqueted in a game of Basket Ball this season,
quet was such as could not have
a.in. 1:30 to 4, pan.; 7 to H in the evening.
lative growth of the cities and indus­ royal manner in the near future, the promises to be a big success financi­
been improved upon and was ex­
Riverton Locals
Night calls answered from office.
trial centers, as compared with the exact date of which will be an­ ally, and the B. H. S. students are
ceedingly enjoyed by all present.
IIANIHIN,
-
-
-
OUttUO*
farming
regions.
The Eastern nounced in Friday's issue.
reviving the real school spirit by
Just at the close of the banquet
The entire Sunday School has an piacti-ing old yells and songs to en­
states
have
more
than
held
their
own,
The
basket
social
of
the
26th
net
­
the prize winners were announced.
Dr L. P Sorensen. Mrs A. G. Thrift and Miss Rae ted the church about thirty dollars while the states of the Middle West enrollment of over 150, and is in a tertain one of the biggest crowds
very flourishing condition. Com­ they’ve ever had on an excursion.
The dance given the same night have fallen off.
Carey, with 32 points, tied for first
DENTIST
mittees
and scholars are working to Both teams are in excellent condi­
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ladies’ prize, a beautiful hand painted netted the boys that gave it about
Office Over Vienna Cafe
have
an
elaborate Xmas tree and ex tion, but they realize by past expe­
Church People Attention!
plate. In cutting for the prize, Miss twelve dollars “out of pocket.
Telephone at Office and Home.
ercises.
rience that a good enthusiastic crowd
Mr. Hanrahan and Mr. Dunklee
Carey was successful. Mrs. L. I’.
bANDON
-
OREGON
If you are not a member of any to boost lor them is an important
Sorensen won second prize for ladies, were tin from Bandon on business,
The Woman of Samaria, a beauti­ other Sunday School * or are a
feature, too. The boat will leave at
a lovely hand painted hat pin holder; also A. McNair and I). P. Plymale. ful Biblical Story of the Life of
stranger in town, the door stands 4 p.m., fare is only 50c round trip,
she had 27 points.
Mrs. Harrington's little girl is Christ, magnificently produced by
H. T. TKEAIMIOI.I»,
open at the Presbyterian at 10 a.tn and you will get home F riday night,
N. J. Crain, with 32 points, won sick with pneumonia.
Dr. Culm Bathe Fredes, will be shown at the
every Sunday, and you are heartily so why not go along and have a
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL« R fir.4 prize for gentlemen, a sterling
was called in.
Grand Wednesday evening, Decem­ welcome.
AT LAW,
jolly good time with the B. II. S
silver paper knife, and Edmund
Ira Bumgardner will run the Urqu ber 7th.
Appropriate music with
NOTARY PUBLIC
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students?
Gallier, with 31 points, won the sec­ hart ranch next year as a dairy this grand picture will bo rendered
Bandon,
Oregon.
ond prize, a sterling silver match ranch,
School Population About 670 The literary society held its regu­
by the orchestra.
Office With Bandon Investment Co safe.
lar meeting last Friday evening, but
We are informed that the coal
The participants in the play, “The
the attendance was not as large as
companies here have engaged the Rich Man’s Wife Has Never
Clerk J. W. Mast is just finishing usual because of the bad weather.
Girl of the Hour," take this oppor­
Dr. Ti- Ivi. Brown,
services of more than one vessel to
the work of taking the school census On Friday, the i6th, new officers
tunity to publicly express their ap­
Owned a Hat
transport their coal to market.
Resident Dentist.
for the Bandon district, and announ will be elected for the next term of
preciation to the Eastern Star lodge
Office in Panter Building
Mr. McDonald of Bandon was up
ces that the number of school popula­ six regular meetings. We are al­
for the excellent banquet and enter
Office Hour*: 9 to 12 M.. I to 5 P. M,
Denver, Colo., Dec. 5th.—Mrs. tion will be approximately »70. The ways anxious to sec the public out
tainment in their honor, Saturday looking after the hotel business of
Phone.
BANDON. OREGON
our
town.
David
Goldstein, wife of a wealthy total school population last year was at these meetings.
nigh', and we are also authorized to
junk
dealer
of this city, is probably 590, making an increase of about So
Riverton now has a resident physi­
! reciprocally thank those who took
The Glee Club, composing about
the only woman 111 the United States for the year, which is probably the
part in the play, for the Fastern cian.
thirty B. II. S. girls, under the di­
Mrs. Wm. Rohn, who has been who has gone on record as never biggest increase of any district in rection of Miss Winifred McNair, is
C. R. RARROW Stars.
quite sick for the past few weeks, is having owned a hat. This was her Coos County.
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Attorney and Counselor-at Law
doing excellent work, and we are
testimony in a suit for separate main­
now convalescent.
sure the public will enjoy a rare treat
COQU1LLR - ORE
New Grange Officers.
tenance. Attorneys for the hus­
Posters will be out in a few days when they appear.
Mrs.
C.
J.
Kelly
has
been
board
­
Office over Skeels’ Store
band declared this was due to Mrs. for the annual mask ball to be given
ing a few men for the past few weeks.
The last week of the third month
Office Phone. Main 335;
residence, Main 346
Goldstein's religious beliefs, but the by Bandon Post No. 56 G. A. R. at
Mrs. Virginia Genries has pur
The new officers of Bandon Grange
woman herself said it was because Oriental Hall Christmas Eve. This is here and examinations are in
as elected at their regular meeting chased the T. P. Hanly property.
her husband wouldn’t spend the is always one of the big social events order again
last Saturday are: F.__F. Eddy, Mas­
Ed Richardson raised a squash money, although she declares he is
l»lt. K. W. KONMTKIC
of the season and will be better this
ter; C. B. Zeek, Overseer; M. G.
A, L. Barnes had the misfortune
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON i Pohl, Lecturer; J. F. Haga, Stew­ that weighed 75 pounds. How is worth in the neighborhood of $150,* year than ever.
to
accidentally shoot himself in the
that?
V f . ritas
000 and has an income of $10,000 a
BANDON
.
OREGON
Attorneys
Geo,
P.
Topping,
G.
ard; D. H. Jackson, Sec.; Thos.
leg while out squirrel hunting Satur
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year.
T. Treadgold, C. R. Wade and F. day, with a 44 revolver. Luckily,
Office and rc*idcnce in Panter retidencr property Devereaux, Treas., F. M. Sander
next door to Bi|ou Theatre
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
J. Feeney are at Coquille this week it proved to be only a flesh wound
pin, Chaplain; Wm. H. Bates, As­
The Bandon Hardware Company attending the adjourned term of Cir­
Presbyterian
church will hold their
and though it gives him much pain,
sistant Steward; Mrs. Canterbury,
has sold about twenty dozen steel cuit Court. The regular term will
Bazaar
in
part
of
the
Lorenz
build
­
he is able to walk around si >wly and
Ladv Assistant Steward; E. M. Ran­
traps this fall. Fur is high and
it is hoped that the wound will not
DR J. ID KELLEY dleman, Gate keeper; Mrs. Cope, ing, Thursday, Friday and Satur­ there is good money in trap­ commence next Monday.
prove
serious.
George
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Flora; Mrs. Hunt, Pomoqp. Be­ day of this week. See their posters ping.
57 12
Phyiician and 8nrgeon
sides the election ol officers, other for particulars.
Coquille River Cooperation Canning
Come early aud avoid the rush.
J. L. Kronenburg went to San
business
<>f
impoitance
in
connection
Columbian
dry
cell
batteries
at
Co
,
was
a
passenger
on
the
Eliza
­
Our
good- and pri es “do th*- bu-i-
Francisco on business Saturday. He
O.fxe in Donald Charletion home, opp site
with
the
Grange
was
transacted.
Bandon
Hardware
Company.
5712
beth
to
San
Francisco
Saturday.
was
a
passenger
on
the
Elizabeth.
Pruabyteiian chur.h, Band hi , Oregon
ness.’’—Bandon Cash Grocery.
G E Wilton,
C. of R.
. C. S. Hubbard
Sachem.
CONTRACT LET
FOR CANAL
91,000,000 PEOPLE
IN ENTIRE UNION
D
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