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’•'> *.’?*** OK. Semi- Weekly ♦ VOLUME XXVIII Marriage Licenses. BANDON, OREGON, FR:DAY, MAY 10,4912 Court Convenes May 13. t Politics in Coquille. NUMBER 36 i I Cyclone Carries Away School Bandon Organizes Ball Team G. W. Shelley, the well known traveling m.111 of Coos Hay who has and Fupils. been coming to Bandon for years, The following marriage licenses The present term of the circuit A caucus of citizens to place in Apropos of the Base Ball meeting and who al one time was known were issued bv County Clerk Wat court will convene next Monday, nomination city officers took place at Coquille last Sunday, the Bandon here as the “Mayor of Prosper’’ has Broken B w. Neh., Mas 7 — son during the past week: when Judge Coke will have returned at Nosier's ball Monday evening boys have g 'tten together and or traded 250 lots of lii.s Prosper prop Clarence R. Baumgartener and home Judge Coke will preside for last. A. J. Sherwood was chosen thousands of spectators flocked to ganized and have elected Stewart erty to J. Machado of Myrtle Point Mary Ann Lewis, of Bandon. the rest of the term. The recess chairman and H O. Anderson sec this vicinity to gaz.c with wonder at G. Whitsett as manager. They for a large mercantile store Mr. 1 little school house which w. s picked John A. Juza ar.d Ella May John was unavoidable since Judge Ben retaiy have not elected a ca| tain yet but Shelley's many Bandon friends will up by a cyclor.e recently, carried son both of Coquille. son was obliged to return to Klam lhe foil r.v.ng < fficers „ere nom will do so from the field in a short wish him success in his new business Clarence A. Gould and Jessie ath county by May toth. It is pos inated: Mayer, A. T. oriison; halt a mile and deposited right side time. The boys are practicing The deal involved at out $18,000. Gray both of Allegany. sible the grand jury will lie called councilmen, to serve two years, W. up with a precious cargo oi twelve | every evening and are rounding in The Machado store is one of the Wm. G. Woods and Dorie Be together again before the term ends. C. Laird, J. II. Optding, G. O. children and the teacher. Miss Clara to form in good shape. biggest in Coos county. atrice Stayton both of North Bend The cases for the remainder of the I.eaeh; city recorder J. S. Law Mills. None of the children wore They will commence the work of seriously hurt, but Miss Mills w ■ R. W. Boyle has sold his large Elworth E. Wilson of Ruthven. term are mostly civil cases, though rence. cleaning up the bail park and get seriously injured by the fall which residence in West Bandon to A M. Iuwa, and Annie Grant, of Coquille Deputy Liljeqvist said there might L. 11 Hazard. ] unes Watson anil ting it into condition next Monday. Harry Winkler of North Bend be one or two more criminal cases J | Lamb were appointed a com carried her again.- i desk. The All interested in base ball should Baker ami has given pos-es-.ii n. and Rose Wall of Marshfield. to be brought up for hearing. mittee to till vacancies should an\ storm came up just as the teacher lend a helping hand in this good Mrs. Baker is a sister of Mis. Geo. 1 was preparing to dismiss school. P. Topping. Bandon people will b- John Edward Belloni and Della occur.—Coquille Herald work. I When the pupils, who had just left glad to welcome the Baker family Clinton both of Coquille. ---- OCX? ---- Become Naturalized. j the building, saw the terrifying fun-| to our city. Mr. Boyle has moved Murray B. Billings and Mabel Squibs From Zoo. 1 nel shaped cloud approaching, they Marine Business cf Coquille into one of the Isenhoot houses King both of Mar-hfivld. tied back to their desks in terror I Judge Bensen last Tuesday after a River. near Abernethy street. John Cotter and Lizzie May Dur I very thoraugh examination under Marshfield ;s going to have a Pulp An instant later, the building was rant both of Marshfield. Father Keaveny of Bandon, came Clay Roberts and Syble Drake oath of two witnesses for each of the & Paper mill. Whydon t someone ! picked up and carried over fields , to Marshfield today to attend the and fences and two creeks and set ! The Fitield arrived in port this following applicants for U. S. Cit get busy at Bandon. both of Marshfield. marriage ot Miss Rose Wall and morning with i t s tons of freight and Charles Conklin. Carrie Marton izenship ordered their papers issued: Tile lost is found. Bro. Hadley ' down in a wheat field. Harry Winkler, which was sol 19 passengers as follows: L. A. both of Marshfield.—Coquille Sen James Anthony Yates, Libby, came to life again in Tuesday s R e emnized by the Rev. Father Munro. Pinkerton, Cap’. Fay, Mrs. Hamil Oregon. tinel. corder . Another instance where Steamer Vosburg on Rev. Father Springer of North ton, Mr. Wilson and wife, Capt. An Heinrich Wukasch, Lakeside, it pays to advertise, (in the R e Bend was also in attendance. —C j J derson, wife and 2 children, Mrs. O. Badly Damaged. corder . ) Roosevelt Wins in Maryland Oregon. Bay Times. A. Smith, Mr Ely. Chas. H. Hel Mark O Con, Bandon, Oregon. Over at Coos [¿ay they are having ling, G. Helling, J. Miller, M s. K Several fine large residence lots Antone Sacchi, Bullards, Oregon. Bay City, Or., May 6. -Another v Bea.d Mjss Zeergentioe> O A close in, cleared and in grass. Two a hot time over the railroads, The Charles Philpott, Bullards, Ore Baltimore, Md., May 7.—Colonel trouble seems to be, too many rail attempt to float thesteamer Vosburg I -j Trowbridge, Mrs. Pruett and J. R. blocks from G. A. R. Hall. Prices Roosevelt today clung to the sixty- gon. roads coming, some more, all at w ill be made at high tide at 4 o'clock j Felber The Fitield will sail again reasonable. Terms given. Mills & Louis Knutson, Marshfield, Ore once. six delegates to the state convention this afternoon. Two previous at-1 tomorrow night. Strauhal. which the Maryland presidential pri gon. tempts, made on Saturday and Sun- [ From the w, ( y the country f -Iks The Bandon will sail for San Fran- Mrs. Hans Reed of Marshfield, B. Benjamin Ostlind. Marshfield, maries gave him yesterday, and al voted last Friday one would judge day, were failures, the boat being , I cisco tonight. who has been visiting relatives and though this is but one more than the Oregon. moved only 20 feet yesterday. The I Carl William Asplund. Marsh they did not want to come irto the j high wind of Sunday endangered The Elizabeth will leave San Fran- friends in this city for the past three majority necessary for control, and city limits. Well it is hard to get! weeks returned home today. 1 cisco fcr Bandon tonight. the returns in many counties are in field, Oregon.—Coquille Herald. the average voter to see lhe point, tiie vessel and battered her some I The members of the Ladies’ Thim complete, enough have been re There is a hole in her bottom and j especially when a lew extra five dol ! ceived to establish his victory over Engineer Kelley Resigns. ble Club met with Mrs. E. Lewin at G. LeRoy Hall. j her superstructure is somewhat dam- | lar pieces is at stake, for taxes. Taft. The democratic returns are the Wigwam yesterday afternoon. I thought First street was going to ¡ ; aged, but th • ow ners are in hopes I incomplete but the conclusion is Mrs. Stephen Gallier chaperoned of floating her if she can be dragged ' The following letters are self ex Rev. G. LeRoy Hall will give a be opened up. Somebody said tha I , into the river. that Clark has 72 delegates, Wilson a party of young people to Marsh 44, and Harmon 4, with 9 votes reading at the old School House K. P. Hall was to be turned around ! I The Vosburg lies a short distance | planatory. field today to attend the County May t, 1912. from 2 counties still unsettled. Tuesday evening, Mav 14th, under on its axis and the bone torn out in j I from the Nehalem River and it is ! Mr James E. Kelly, Field Meet. auspices of the Hurry Up Bible Class several places. But shucks, nothing; i expected to drag her into the chan - ! These cannot change lhe results. C. R. Moore was one of the many Bandon, Oregon. Mr. doing as yet. Guess our city dad , nel at high tide today. I he poji- I Sit: The Democratic primary returns of the Presbyterim church. who went to Maishfield today to at with 5 precincts missing, give Clarke Hall gave excellent satisfaction when are taking another nap. lion of the vessel is easy. Your resignation dated April 15, tend the Field Meet in that city. What about the sebum ground, is he appeared here tor the High 8r, Wilson 44 and Harmon 4. After perilous work l isting several j I912. to take effect on completion of Donald Charleston is over from ——. >00— — School Athletic Ass’n recently, and there no way we can beautify it; can hours, the crew ot the stranded j the work at Rocky Point on the Co ihe Bay side for a few days. Now is the time to get rid of your the entertainment next week will be we not fence it, seed it, and set out steamer Vosburg was taken off by 1 quille, is hereby accepted. L. J. Codv was a Lampa visitor rheumatism You can do it by ap even better than the former one. some shade trees; let us think Mx>ut the Garibaldi life-saving crew yes- ! In this connection I wish to ex yesterday and today. it, talk about it, and However, it will not be a repetition do something plying Chamberlain's Liniment and erdav. The h igh wind placed the ! press my appeciation of the faithful about it. of the former rendering. Mr. Hal! massaging the parts freely at each crew of the steamer in peril and huge I manner in which you have performed That plank road application. For sale by C. Y. has given this entertainment in Coos At the Orpheum. combers rolled over the ship. The your duties while employed on the county fifteen times, and in five done, and she is a dandy. Pedes life-saving crew made an attempt to , various works in this district. Lowe. Have your eyes fitted with glasses places he has been asked to return trians, bicyclists, autoists, and wom reach the vessel and after a long bat | Very Respectfully, The prize drawing for the rocking In addition to Mr. Hall’s reading en with baby wagons, keep it hot; tie wit'll the waves during which the! by Dr. Harry E. Herman, at Hotel | av J. M orrow , chair now on exhibiton in the Ban Gallier, Thursday, Friday and Sat there will be some excellent music they all wear a sweet pleasant smile. lifeboat was twice capsized and ! Major Corps of Engineers. don Furniture Stere, will take place rendered. (The writer will leave it for you to righted. It reached the vessel, which j Mr. Editor: urday May 23, 24, 25. 35-«5 at the Orpheum, Saturday night Tickets are on sale at McNair's guess who wears the sweetest.) Say, was pounding on the spit, and with I ¿••sire to thank the people of hardware store. Admission 25c. lhe way those autos go isn’t “slow.” difficulty took off th .1 men. Great this vicinity for their kindness dur May it, in connect’on with High Clast Vaudeville and 3000 feet of Children 15c. Well Brother Counts, lets shake. care was taken to keep the lifeboat , ing my sojourn with them, Long life to you and family, also from striking the side of the Vos 1 Whatsoever rank, chance, or fate, -ood pictures. Sunday night May 12, High Cl iss the plank road burg, and the crew in part had to may have in store for me I know Their Claims. Vaudeville and 3000 feet of pictures. OF THE What say you? isn't it about tune jump into the sea where they were not. but one thing I do know, that we had a good substantial fence picked up by the life-savers The so long as memory lasts, so long i s For Sale. Washington, May 6.— The latest around the cemetery? don’t you men taken off are: Captain Erick ¡reason holds her throne, so long figures issued by lhe campaign man think it about time the horses and son, Steve Beauregard, engnieer of I will I remember the many favors cf For sale at a bargain. One bouse aging boards of both parties show cows were shut out? don t you think Portland; William Campbell, second the public spirited men of the vi boat and all cooking utensils. Bed. A Complete Set of 21 Photo the following forecast: that some oi the private fences and engineer, of Tillainoek; Fred Tultz, cinity. 42x16. Hot and cold water. Aoply Slides c.f the Greatest Ocean REPUBLICANS. J ames E. K elley . graves as they now look, could be first mate, of Astoria: L. Campbell, Greyhound in the world, also Delegates in convention i ,076 improved? don't you really think steward, of Portland; M. I'erguson, It might be added here that Mr. at Shipyard. W m . M< K ay , Prop. showing the Rescue Ship, Necessary to choice 539 that they are almost, if not quite, a fireman, of Bay City; J. II. Whit Ke ley has been an excellent man Final Notice 420 a disgrace to our city and county? aker, tireman, o' Portland; George for this harbor, and Bandon peo; le Claimed tor Taft Conceded to Taft 103 Why not raise a fund, build a fence, Grief, sailor, oi Portland; George will learn of his resignation with 261 hire a gardener to clear up the Smith, sailoi, of Portland; A. Mil great regret. Claimed for Roosevelt as she stood by the doomed Present coupons for driwnwork 200 grounds and keep the grass and ton, sailor, of Portland. The two Conceded to Roosevelt table cloth raffle at Woodruff’s store. ship and rescued hundreds ot Bankers of Bend, following a some Instructed for LaFollette 36 weeds down. It the grounds were last named were taken from the Money refunded for ten days more. the terror stricken passengers. what similar plan used last year to Instructed for Cummins 10 fenced, self pride would compel many ! barge Nehalem, inchored neir the develop the hog industry in that sec Contests admitted by Taft man to clean up their lots; and that road s earner Vosburg. I 2 leading up to the “City of the Dead" agers Victor Brewer Bandon, is a tion, have bought and shipped to A BIG FEATURE Contest to be made by Roose member of the Garr-ddi life-saving Bead a carload ol thoroughbred what about ¡1? SHOWN AT Holstein milch co as from the famous velt managers crew. «54 dairy district of Elgin, III The ------ < kx > — DEMOCRATS For Sale. bankers will dispose of the cows to Notice of Dissolution. 1 Delegates in convention t he I farmers, t iking their notes in pay Means rising at six o’clock ‘ Necessary to choice Good dairy ranch of 120 acres. 1 merit if desired. The farmers will in the morning, living on Notice is hereby given that the [ Claimed for Clark 5 > acres 1st class bottom, balance dispose of their cream to a new Saturday and 1 Conceded to Clark a dollar a day if you earj good bench. 40 acres in crop. firm formerly known as Neuman it Hansen has been disolved by nni- creamery just started. 1 Claimed for Wilson Ranch fully stocked. Will exchange two. Minding your <>.»•:■ Sunday, Traversing 24 states from the Pa for Bandon pro|>erty. tual consent. All persons having ! Conceded to Wilson business and not meddli. 6-Room modern house and 4 lots, bills again-1 said firm pi esent -am..- cific to the Atlantic, the original May llth and 12th ! Instructed for Underwood well located in Myrtle Point, Ore., to S. Hansen, and any bills contract Great Northern Railway exhibit car, with other people’s. Lu- • I Instructed for Burke means appointments y^a f >r Bandon value $2000. ed in the name ot said firm after carrying Oregon products, recently ! Claimed for Hannon 3000 Feet of Films Shown 5 Room house and 4 lots in Co April 1st, will be void. reached St. Paul on its return jour have never failed to keep. ! Uninstructed (New York) Each Night quille. Ore., to trade for any good ney, having actually traveled more Luck means trusting In A. S. N ewman , Bandon property. than 30,000 miles, or more than a God and your oh n resou - Admission 15 and 10c, S. H ansen . School Patrons. 4-Room modern house in North 34-t3-x complete trip around the world. CCS. Bend, to exchange for Bandon value This car spread the fame oi Oregon's These Photos are Genuine ---- 000— F or S ale C heap —Five room agricultural products very widely, From this date on, the standard 1 too. American Press Association house with quarter acre of ground. visiting 732 cities and towns and ex First National Bank Come in and tell us what you Copyrights, showing Full De 1 jewelet's time will be used in ring Chicken yard, barn and fences, In- hibiting Oregon's fruits, grains and ing bells at the school. have to trade. tails of the Catastrophe. State Depositary quire at this office. 18 tf H. L. H opkins . 31 tf DEYOE & SMITH. vegetables to 1,440,607 people. I WRECK TITANIC CARPATHIA T Grand Luck