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Grand Theatre
Best Show in Coos County
PROGRAM
Saturday Night, August 1st
5000 feet of high class licensed films.
Sunday Night, August 2nd
Big special Pathe Feature
THE MILITANT SUFFRAGETTE'
In five reels A comedy drama with a big punch.
Splendid Musical Selections Courteous Attention
ADMISSION 15-10c
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
W. P. McKenna was down
Lninpa Creek yesterday.
from
Try the Unique for a Kood, square
meal and sweet bread. tf.
II. VV. Meedin of Coos Hay was a
Uandon visitor yesterday.
Thos. Wilson of Myrtle Point canio
down on business yesterday.
Cyril Tompkins of North Hond, was
a Uandon visitor Wednesday.
J. P. Hughes was up from Capo.
lllauco on business yesterday.
Experienced nurse Mrs. II.
Jones. Leave card at P. O. tf.
K.
C. .1. Doyle of Wcdderburn was in
the city on business Wednesday.
For Sale Lot with three room
house. Inquire at this office. UStf.
Attorney John C. Kendall of Coos
Pay came over yesterday on hu.M-
.ncss
C. A. Wilson and wife of North
Bend were Uandon visitors Wednes
day. For Rent Five nicoly fi.-iV 1
rooms, down stairs. Mrs. LI. Let;, hri
don. tf.
Dr. S. C. Endicott, dentist, has
moved into the new Ellineson bui'd
inir. COtf.
Bin five part feature at the Grand
Sunday, August 2, "The Militant
SuffrnKette."
Mrs. E. S. Dargelt of Murshficld
came over Wednesday to enjoy a day
on the Uandon'Peach. '
For Sale Full blooded black Min
orca hens. Inquire at Shannon
House on old plank road.
Mnx Timmcrman and family of
Marahfield wore in the city on busi
ness and pleasure Wednesday.
W. C. Bradley, of the Bradley Can
dy Co., canio ovorf rm Coos Buy
ye -terday to look after business.
Carrie Nation, smashed windows;
so does tho "Militant Suffragette" in
the big five-part special at the Grand
Sunday.
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13. C. Drews, manager of tho Coos
Bay Homo Telephone Co., has been
in thisc ity a few days looking after
tho company's interests here.
Dr. H. M..Shaw of Marshfiold, eyo,
car, nose and throat specialist, will
be in Uandon at the Hotel Gitllior on
the arrival of tho morning bont from
Coquille Wednesday, July 20th.
Glauses fitted. fifitl
For Sale Close in 10 acre tract
$500,00 on easy tonus. Fiyo room
house and lot at a lmi-gniu. Louse
and 25 head of dairy cow, toAin,
and all faun nuidilnwy chain, Sept.
delivery. Scon 13. N. Smith. 6812
Win. Tuckor Nitd Mr. iin Bulle.i
of Pi an io City, Or.. arrived hetw lust
Woilmuuluy for n visit wiUi thei,
lirothor, II. 5J. TinUr, niuI t-,
Aim. Win. Tuiiii(ii, f this oil Mi
Turkur foiniorly livml hru, bin tin
In Mrs Kullon't Out vixit to um . n j
I'ur tfiilo- -Thliw Mini tum-ka'f . !
fioml IiiiiiI, imtUy ! ltd iid is Mil
I J V it 1 1 1 1 , f)H Ujaitivn. Kuud i fuMtt
Iiuum, (ioimJ WhII, (vi..imI, I '
Ml (iHI Alftf I" - ' .mil. f,.,.
J'ul.iJ&, MMHt ! til, 'I I .ll t !
J. P. Tupper was down from Co
quills on business one day this week.
For Kent Four room house on 5th
and Grand Avenue. Inquire of Mrs.
E. Lee. 57tf.
For Sale-China closet, six dining
chairs and table. Inquire of C. W.
Martin. 57t4x
Miss Amy Windsor has accepted
a position as office girl for Dr. S. C
Endicott in his dental parlors.
Wanted party to contract to cut
a couple of thousand tiers of wood
with drag saw. Inquire at this of
fice. tf.
House and lot or. 11th street West
for nale or rent. Inquire of J. T.
James, 13th Street and Franklin
Avenue. 39tf.
Coming "The Suffragettes" a big
special in five parts. Next Sunday
Its a comedy drama full of excitment
and fun.
Who is Marion Leonard? She ap
pear.! as a star in "Mother Lovo" at
the (Jrpheum satunlay Aug. int. a
big dx-reel feature.
Roily Tucker, C. E. Klepfer and
Roy Phelps left this morning for a
camping trip in the Whiskey Run
country. They expect to be gone
aboiK ten days.
Sec Dipple & Wolverton for ab
stracting, conveyancing, tire and plate
glasa insurance, fidelity and surety
bond:i. Notary public in office. Op
posite! tho Postoffice. Phone 33. tf.
C. P. Mason, foreman of the Coos
Bay Times, was in this city Wednes
day. He was on his vacation and
wont on down to Port Orford yester
day. Ho is taking his uoting on a
bicycle.
W. J. Sweet and family and Mrs.
T. P. Hanley returned Tuesday night
from their California trip and re
port a most pleasant trip. They were
.driven on tho trip by E. B. Henry in
his Chalmers and had no trouble on
the entiro trip except a' couple of
blowouts. They visited Crescent City
Euro'.. a, Ferndale and other points.
J. E. Ford, manager of the Coos
County Meat Co., is over from Marsh
field today looking after business on
this end of tho line. The Coos Coun
ty Moat Co. has a slaughter house
near Parkersburg, where they do all
tho hilling for the threo markets
connected with the company. The
Bandon Market in this city is furnish
ad with beof from this company, and
one one market at Coquillo and one
it Marshfiold.
It is oxpected that within two
months thoro will bo train servico be
tween Eugone and the head of navi
gation on the Siuslaw. If this should
prove correct, it is more than prob
able that an auto lino from Coos
Ray, on the beach route, will be es-
Ubllsliod to the lowor Siuslaw, con
necting by rivor boats with the rail
road at Mnjtluton. This would bo un
easier and better route every way
titan tho prwunt route to tho railroad
via Gfirdiner, ScotUhurg and Drain.
Nws.
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Th ItpfoHsi's account f the nrci.
dent whU-k rtisultwl In tlm bciuihlng
u( th ImiihWi "Quitm" mill tin jiow-
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"STRANGER'' PRAISES
BANDON PUHLIC LIBRARY
Editor Recorder: Ono of the first
things noticeablo in n port city, sucli
as Uandon, by one whose life has
been spent inland, is the gray tones
to roost all surroundings. It's un
fortunate that tho color gray is so
intimately connected with two dis
agreeable ideas decav and chill
Without analyzing my own thoughts
I am apt, by viewing the gray build
ings, streets, cliffs and ocean, and be
ing surrounded by the neutral chro
matic values on all sides, to be at
first impressed that Bandon is es
sentially a decaying and chilling
community and unless met by an un
usuul warmth of reception by its cit
teens and an alertness decidedly en
livening, retain in memory a dis
agreeable impression as a stranger
and a visitor.
As Woodrow Wilson .charges, our
industrial impression, the fault is
purely pyschological a flaw in my
own composition. However, not cv
eryone is going to take tho pains to
diagnose the trouble, and this live
city must inevitably suffer harm to
a modest extent no doubt, by an in
ability or inertness of visitors to
find for themselves those spots that
contain remarkable color and by that
I don't necessarily mean house
paint or hollyhock blossoms but the
subtler mental colors; those sensi
tive to more than tho mere sense of
vision.
I found such a spot, and very glad
I was to spend an hour there. An
artistic touch, such as your public
library in a city that even you will
confess is not ovarly artistic cirically,
is a tremendous boon to eyes tired
by long contemplation of dismal, gray
reaches of sand and surf.
Furnished in warm brown, suggest
ing comfort and relaxation, with op
en rafters above and long, convenient
racks of tastefully selected books,
neat arrangement of windows, com
bined with the warm courtesy of
the gracious librarian, I want to say
that I think no similar institution
in ths state compares in artistry with
your present temporary library
building. I hope when tho permanent
ono is erected, ns I understand it will
be soon, that the present color scheme
will be carried into it, and force out
the uso of gray granite pillars, gray
cement stucco work, gray stone
floors and gray terra cotta, such as"
is so often used for public buildings,
Nature 'provides plenty of grayiiess
on the Pacific coast, but there are a
few things we human boings feel we
can do in a manner somewhat super
ior to old Mother Nature.
It has taken many words, to ex
press my appreciation of the one
place where an utter stranger is made
to feel at home, where no pay is ask
ed for hospitality extended, and
want to say again, that your public
library does much to relieve a vis
iblo and mental gray prospect to
A STRANGER
UNREQUITED LOVE CAUSES
SUICIDE AT COQUILLE.
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Coquille. Leroy Casoy, a young
man of 23, committed suicide Friday
evening near Lee by shooting him
self through the heart with a 25-20
carbine. Tho cause of his act was the
fear that a young lady with whom he
had been keeping company had trans
ferred her affections to some one
else.
Tho young man came hero about
two years ago from Walla Walla,
where his father resides, and had
been working for Mr. King on the
Winsor & Falkenstein ranch a mile
above tho Fox bridge on the north
fork. Revival meetings had been in
progress near by, and it is said that
the young lady had attended in com
pany with another man. On Friday
ovening Casey had a conversation
with her and asked her if she had
gone back on him. She treated the
matter lightly and avoided a direct
answer. Then he told her if she de
serted him he would kill himself. She
did not think him in enrnest. This
was about 7:30. About 9 o'clock, af
ter Mr. and Mrs. King had retired
and Mr. King had gone to sleep, Mrs.
King heard Casey como into the largo
tent in which they were all sleeping,
go to tho corner in which two guns
were kept, and go out ngln. She
nroso and wont to tho corner, finding
that tho carbine was mianing. She
awakened hor husband, but ho
thought little of tho mntUir. Then
slut hwinl the report of a gun n nhort
ilistiincn nway. Wlmn tho punjiln m
tiiriirilf onn tho ineutliig u soirfli
wits inuilii nml llio body found lying
iiptoss tlm gun, Tho young niuu luul
iiviilmilly huM Um shuit lmrnlll mir
Who out In front of Um um) jhiIInI
thy tWgnnr wUJi bin fuyir, tlm kul'
Idt iNMNlHtf lltrult Ull ItMit Htd
A wpijii) w ami 1$ Um f-lUr
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Mi E. ChurJk South.
Next Sunday at the M. E. Chti
South there will be Sunday School
at iu:uo a. m; preaching at 11:00 a
m., Lpworth League at 7:00 p. m
icq uy Aiigg Stella James. The mix.
sionary socitcy will give a program
consisting of songs, recitations, se
lect readings, addresses, etc., in the
evening. The subject will be "Wo
man s Work" and the program will
commence nt 8:00 p. m. A cordial
invitation is extended to all. W. B
bmith, pastor.
Notice to Creditors.
in tho matter of the Estato of
Lin Younce, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed admin
istrator of the Estate of Lin Younce,
deceased, and all creditors of said
estato are hereby notified to present
their claims to me, itemized and ver
ificd as by law required, at the office
of John C. Kendall, 1st National Bank
Bldg., Marshfield, Oregon, within
six months from the date of this no
ticc.
J.,H. YOUNCE.
Administrator.
Dated July 31, 1914. Sept. 11 F
INSURANCE PAID.
Received of Dippel & Wolverton
$1000.00 in full payment .of policy
covering loss in recent fire. D. M.
Averill,
Received of Dippel & Wolverton
?05.00 in full payment of policy
covering loss in recent fire. O. T.
Teaney.
Received of Dippel & Wolverton
$182.00 in full payment of policy
covering loss in recent fire. Harry
Morrison.
Received of Dippel & Wolverton
$1000.00 in full payment of policy
covering loss in recent fire. Jami
son & Pago.
Received of Dippel & Wolverton
$1200.00 in full payment ,of policy
covering loss in recent fire. Gus
Resky.
Received of Dippel & Wolverton
$142.34 in full payment of policy
covering los3 in recent fire. Recorder
Publishing Co.
Insure with Dippel & Wolverton.
58t3.
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LODGE DIRECTORY
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Masonic.
Bandon Lodge, No. 130, A. F. &
A. M. Stated communications first
Saturday after the full moon of
each month. Special communications
Master Masons cordially invited.
C. R. MOORE, W. M.
PHIL PEARSON, Secretary.
Eastern Star.
Occidental Chapter, No. 45, O. E,
S., meets Saturday ovenings before
and after stated communications of
Masonic lodge. Visiting members
cordially invited to attend.
L. KATE ROSA, W. M.
ROSA BINGAMAN, Secretary.
" Loyal Order of Moose.
Meets Thursday evenings in I. O.
0. F. hall. Transcient Moose cord
ially invited. Something doing ev
ery Thursday.
Rcbekah
Ocean Rcbekah Lodge, No. 126, I.
O. O. F., meets second and fourth
Tuesdays nt I. O. O. F. hall. Tran
cient members cordially invited.
LENA DAVIDSON, N. G.
MINERVA LEWIN, Secretary.
W. O. w.
"With Charity Towards All"
Seaside Camp, No. 212, W. O. W.
meets Tuesdays, K. of P. hall, 8 p.
in. Visitors are assured a hot wel
come. By order of
W. A. KELLER, C. C.
C. M. GAGE, Clerk.
I .0. O. F.
Bandon Lodge, No. 133, I. O. O.
F., meets every Wednesday evening.
Visiting brothers in good standing
cordially invited.
D. C. KAY, N. G.
L. 1. WHEELER, Secretary.
Knlshts of Pythias.
Delphi Lodge, No. 04, Knights of
Pythias. Meets every Monday ev-
oning ut Knights hall. Visiting
knights Invited to attend.
I3JWI3KT HIDWELL, 0. C,
U. N. HARRINGTON, K. of It. 8,
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Vacation Days
are now at hand and for that tramp in the "hills" don't forget ono
of our $5.00 watches. "They stand the test." A cheaper time-piece
furnished if you prefer.
Our jewelry is entirely new and up-to-date, assuring
you complete satisfaction in presenting any article as
a gift.
You possibly pay more but the quality "exists."
faverard H. Boyle, Mgr.
Phone 514
Sam Says:
The mill is down but I'm
still on the job, ready to
furnish you with a sky
scraper or a chicken
coop. GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO.
G. E. W I L S O N
GENERAL BLACKSMITH
All kinds of light and heavy work. Horses sciehtif. : :
ically shod. Deformities remedied. Bring in ybui; : :
cripples and get their feet adjusted by a mantha't ; ;
knows a foot- Carl Clifford, the scientific horse : :
snoer. lie checkers, splitting mauls, and all kinds X
of tie makers tools. All work guaranteed right. Z
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EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
S. S. BREAKWATER
ALWAYS ON TIME
SAILINGS
From Porlland Every Tuesday at 8:00 P. M.
From Coos Bay Every Saturday at Service
of the Tide.
Confirm sailings through M. P. Shoemaker, Bandon J
PHONE 142 4
A. D. Mills
Real Estate
Fire Insurance
Notary Public
Rentals
Good Lots in Azalea Park, $25 Down and $10 per
month. Bargain in Business Lot on First Strt.
at. at AAA at fcat A A if. .t. J. J -A A f J. A J. J, Jf. J. A , - -M----- -- aa a m. a a a a a a .
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