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7TJ SVoir Convenience with Kerosene
Cooks the Cooking
Not tie Cook
A good oil stove concentrates all its heat at
the cooking point. That avoids an over
heated kitchen and that means comfort for
the cook even on hot, sweltering summer
days.
New Perfection
Oil Cook-Stove
For Dctt Remits Use Pearl Oil
An oil stove brings the convenience of gas to
Jionies without gas. No heavy fuel to carry. No
dirt and ashes. And yet it cooks anything a big
coal or wood stove does. It is clean, convenient,
economical. No odor. Does not taint the food.
Ask your dealer. Sec exhibit, Palace of Manufac
tures, Panama-Pacific Exposition.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Oilifoi nl.i)
lluiulon
BANDON TRANSFER CO.
All kinds of heavy and light draying. Phone orders
r given prompt attention, .liarn corner First & Edi
t son, Iish Property. .Telephone 611.
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Bandon Oroonn
Oregon
RATES $1.00 TO $2.00 PER DAY
SPECIAL KATES BY WEEK OR MONTH
SAMPLE ROOM IN CONNECTION
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Steamship Breakwater
ALWAYS ON ri.Mi:
SAILS FROA1 A1ARSIIFIELD EVERY SUNDAY
AT !), A. AI. AND I'UO.M PORTLAND EACH THURSDAY AT f
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CONIIKM SAILINGS rilKOUGII IIANDON WAKKIIOUSK COMPANY
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(From Port Orford Tribune.)
Of those who took the eighth grade
examination at Port Orford recently
Fred Marsh, Guy Woodcock, Ray Rick
man and Cassie McLcllan were suc
cessful in receiving diplomas.
Two gasoline fishing boats from
Seattle anchored in our harbor one
day last week seeking shelter from a
heavy northwester. These boats had
been following the hallibut bank :,outh
with some degree of success, having
caught 18,000 lbs of Yaijuinna, which
was as far south as they were :.u-
posed to go on their fishing expedi
I tiou. They anchored one day in a
howling gale off Cape Ulanco and
when they found the shelter of our
bay did not know where they were
until they came ashore and inquired.
Then they were not much better oil'
for they had never beard of Pott Or
ford or of its harbor before. The sting
of this lamented ignorance regarding
Port Orford's greatest assett was rc
lioved however, when someone men
tioned Coos Day as a good port for
the wayfarers to put into. This, too,
was new to them and they inquired
concerning it. Their lack of know
ledge was made up for by an over
supply of perseverance as shown by
the following incident. When kih.ng
time in town two of the crew started
after lunch on the main road running
south and agreed to walk until they
came to the first farm house. For
about ten miles they hold on their
1 course and presumably they would
i ha''.-j been going yet bad not the ob-
joji of their hike shown up and as it
i was, evening was drawing near when
they readied the From residence on
I Brush Creek where they hired a man
!t per to drive them back to town.
The boats have gone, taking with
them it is hoped a better knowledge
of the Oregon coast.
I!. W. Dean received an appointment
last week as lire warden and entered
Monday into the duty of his position.
The first tiling the government will do
wil .be to open trails through the
mountains and one of these that work
will start on immediately is thj trail
running up Elk river to the settlement
at Middle Elk.
The government tender, Manzanita
dropped into the bay one day last
week and landed supplies for the Cape
Blanco light bouse on the beach by
Uattle Hock. Geo. Quigloy and Her
bert Unican hauled the freight to the
Cijie with teams. Every year a new
. v. I of paint is given to the light
; o.ue not even the the board fence bc
i..g overlooked and paint was ono of
tiie articles received in this shipment.
K. .1. Long who came to Curry coun
j home two months ago and took up
option on W. II. Elwood's Elk Horn
mine, is reported as wanted in Coos
lounty for some bad checks and
('ol.ts that he has left behind up there
"'lorily after arriving in Port Orford
Mr. 1.0!g, leaving seveial men in
.iiurge of the mining property on the
Middle Elk, went to Coos Pay with
the avowed purpose of getting sonn
gold s.iving machinery to bo shipi.-c-ii
from California. He was expected
back six weeks ago but wrote saying
he could come only when ho could ar
range his business satisfactorily and
l.i the meantime, those he left in the
mine were living at his credit. Earl
Epling, a young man from near Los
Angeles who came here with Mr.
Long entrusted that gentleman with
something like ?7.ri0 to invest in the
milling enterprise. Mr. Epling has lost
an arm and the nxmey represents the
saving accumulations of years. In
addition to this Mr. Long owed a bill
of $l.r0 at one of the local stores.
Under the new mail schedule that
went into eirect yesterday, the mail
1 uvea iiandon at one o'clock in the
niiornoon for Curry county point.
The Unglois mail leaves at the same
hour for Port Orford and thus the
mail arriving at Unglois nt about
iJ:;:o one day must lie there until 10
o'clock Hie following day. During
the summer month when tho mail
can be carried by auto there is no
rpiiBon why it can not come through
from Kandon to Port Orford in thu
afternoon which would nmko It
ifve at all pointH in Curry coui.vy
loiith of Iuiigloiij 21 hours wirllor
than it u now doing.
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The run of salmon is slack
W. A. llishell returned Saturday ev
ening from a trip to Uandon where he
took Dr. and Mrs. Gray in his car. He
was accompanied back by J. P. Tuppd
who is visiting at the home of Tom
Smith.
Pa ntcr Line Gets Hig Damages
The case of the Myrtle Point Trans
portation Company against the Port
of the Coquillc river which was on
trial here from Monday to Friday of
last week in the Circuit court ended
M a verdict of $1750 and costs for the
plaintiff.
'The Panter line boat was suing the
oort for damages to the Dora and
Myrtle caused by the slashing; the
;iort has been cutting on the east fork
i of tho nnrili f"nrfc pnniinn .Irtwn nn.l
Henry Colvin went to Port Orfon! arrying away the boom To which the
ruceiiiiy iu inoi a new iioat tor the
cannery to Gold llcach.
JJxCounty Judge E. A. ISailey and
family returned and are visiting rela
tives tnul old time friends. The judge
is as yet undecided as to whether he
will remain permanently or not. Ho in
feeling well now but his health is by
no .iieans perfect.
I
THREE TIMES THREE
F vnu onn iwiir your flimiiM when
your lu'lRhboiM
Are HlipildliiK thrli mill iolilti fun
nt .ou.
If you rhn tnlfe prren lit Ions, tliougn
onr Inl.ors
Aro nulchiil anil crllli'lxril hy huIIp n
few:
If you can mvnllow sulphur nml tiuiliejeo.
Anil Ihuilly Hour ml llanncl rouni ""ur
thniiit.
Anil tnko bail iloies fioin nllciunlo Rlnsses
mini you fcol your vi-ry limit's nlloat.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
boats weie moored on the night of
October 7, 101.1.
Hoth of the boats were put adrift
and stranded on jetties below so mat
tho injuries they received wen claim
fd to be ?1,000 while the loss due to
putting them out of busings was
placed at ?700 more.
Forty one witnesses were examined
and the issue was hardly !.i doubt
from the start as the Myrtle Point
Milling company had before ..enn'-od
judgement against the Port for ?2,I0()
damages on tho same statement of
facts.
Judge E. D. Spcrry and C. R. Peck
appeared for tho plaintill'lf and .1. I).
Gos8 for the defendants Coi'""le I icr'.ieally a Daily at the Price of a
Notice is hereby given that thu
County Court of the State of Oregon,
for Coos County, by order made on
tho 10th day of May, 1015, appointed
Rosclla J. Anderson as the Execu
trix of the last will and testament of
John L. Anderson, deceased. Theic
fore nil persons having dr. :,is
against the estate of said John L. An
derson, deceased, are heteby notified
and required to present such claims,
duly verified in the manner provided
by law, to the undersigned at her res
idence in ISuudon, Coos county, Or
egor within six months from the date
of this notice, to-wit; on or before
the 20th day of November, 1015.
Dated at Iiandon, Coos County, Or
egon this U5lh day of May, 1015.
"OSELLA J. ANDERSON,
5t May 25 Executrix
775 H THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION
tJF TIIE NEW YORK UKLI
Sentinel.
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JOHN UARLEYCORN AND TWEN
TIETH CENTURY TRANSPORTA-
lf you can catcli n colli ami keep r-.ur , TION
WliHo alir'your friemU oukkci a down ' Tll0" I,nii " transportation Parade
ruit'H, . Ihe other day at the San Francisco
If you have lnllu..nza un.l .llsie.np.;r. 'Exposition. It showed the develop-'
ei sympathize with caw's 'worse (ban t . , . ... ... ',
youm;" .lent of transportation to the j" -senl
from the earlier days of travuiinj'.
Weekly. .No other Newspaper in tt:e
world gUcsso much at so low a priie.
answer V,,tly. " j 1,1 tnc railroad section a "water
Or hear. "I told you o!" ami not net wagon" evoked continued deniorstra-
i. .'.'f1, . Minns of approval from the spectators
If RUiMenly you loae your vocn cost- .-, , , O , ,,, , .,
obitcly 1 Quoted upon it was "Rule G" and the
Ami never breathe n word about your invitation "Climb On".
lo"s' . ; "'Because two fingers of red liquoi
If yon ran mii: to rubbers ami umbrella tan turn a ten million dollar waste of
Mn-n nil the uorlil Is wearliiK summer money, Rule G was framed," said Ru-
Anil nullo hcnlKiily nl tho oilier fellow
Wln-n he makes fun of you with leers ;rn off the train.". This rule, worded
ami hoots.
Jl nun: vi iin iiiilliuil, Haul IVII-
j i'"s Steele in "Keeping John Barley
.;.rn off the train.". This rule, wordet
by the American Railroad Association
If yon can sjnippie with that iireii recline ! an(' force in every railroad
Anil forci; youiself to wol k that mils'
bo ilono.
Then nuinmi'r Mine vour ills will soon be
hcalltiK
Ami piobably vou'll live till full, my son
-Town Topics.
I.IKE HUMANS.
A frsTR.t itAimiT nlnt so wise
Ii. nl i.iyin' mlMhty low,
Kae Mi'i' lime old VVIniei come
I 'ey irtirks btin thoo de snow.
TAT.H wliar lie rles Ink" huinnnn:
He witilnin wh.ii be larks
Is how 'en troi.ble fndi'is him,
Tor ktvci up bis mirks
Ailnnia Cnnslltutlon
country reads as follows: "The use
of intoxicants by employes while on
duty in prohibited. Their use, or thr
frequenting of places where they are
jold, is sufficient cause for dismissal"
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that sealed
jids will be received for the opera
tion of the Ferry at Billiards, known
j 'is the Bullards Ferry, between r
j 'clod;, a. m. to 12 o'clock, M. anc
o'clock, p. m., to (i o'clock-, p. m. each
1 day.
ODD BITS OF NEWS ' The County Court reserves tho right
Toledo O. Mrs. Henry Carr re-nt ! ' reject any and all bids, afW-to award
iy received a mysterious sealed packet 11,0 contract to a bidder not ths lowest
which when opened proved to be twen- bhould they deem it to the best inter
ty love letters sent by her to Robert 88t f the county. All bids are to bo
Budlinger, of Cleveland. Tho young fl!t!l1 with the County Clerk on or Io
nian died recently, and believing Mrs. fo'-u ' 8th day of July 1915, at the
Carr to be still unmarried, provided I'01"- f 1 "'dock, a. in. on which day
3aul contract .shall tic let.
A certified check for five (t) per
.ent of the amount, of the bid to 1
he, deposited with the County Clerk1
with bid to be forfeited to the County
The year 10M witnessed the out
break of the Titanic Etiroiicun war
wkiih makes all other wars look
sum!'. You live in momentous times
and you should not miss any of tiie
acme ml uo us events that are occur
ring. No other newspaper will keep
you so tvell informed as the Tiuicu-a-Week
edition of the New York World
Moreover, a years subscription to
it will take you far into our next
presidential campaign and wil give to
western readers the eastern situation
It contains a vast amount of reading
matter at a very cheap pr'i-e.
Tho Tbrice-aWeek World's regular
subscription price is only $1.00 per
jsnr, and this pays for 150 papers.
Wi oiler this unequaled newspaper
and tho SEMI-WEEKLY BANDON
RECORDER together for one yea;'
for only $1.90. The regular subscrip
tion price to the two papers is $2.50.
The Bandon Recorder
$1.50 a year
AGENTS
in his will that the letters bo returned
to the writer.
Fredrick Aid. Rev. Geo. White
side, preaching a sermon on the sub
ject "Take Unto Thyself a Wife," was in case contract shall be awarded nd
nlerrupted by II. C. Rockwell and the contractor shall fail, neglect or rn-
-diss Nellie Burger, who taking tlx '"'se for a period of ten days after!
preacher at his word, arose from their r"Hi award is made to enter into eon- j
laces in the congregation and march- v.aet and tile his bond to the satisfac- j
d down the aisle to the pulpit, where lion of the court as required by law. I
the young man requested the miuistei luted at Coquille, Coos county, Or-1
to marry thorn. After a whispered egon, this 9th day of June, A. I) 1915. ;
conversation the ceremony was per- KOHL1C1 K. WA 1 hON The Du Four Co., Wash.,D.C.
formed. The sermon was never finish . County Clet!:
en, lor me atiair was turned
a reception.
Julia Marlow
tlKI'N Mllll
ItecomiiiriiilM
31inliiiiM
Du I'oiir'M
l-'nee
, Pimdrr.
WANTED
Everywhere
To Sell
Madame
Du Four's
Face
Powder
which Is prepareil
in four colors
Anil Two SIi'N.
25c & 50c
pint iio.y.
Semi He stamp
for sample, De
partment . f,
into
Ottawa, Can. A bill has been intro
duced into the house of commons giv
ing women nurses and all soldiers,
whether 21 years old or not, the right
to vote. It is likely to pass.
CXPBMIENCE.
I II A VII known nor ww, tluirft?r tfiv
I kuuw
Til HMIb uf UmtklT. I Iwvn lirxi
Triad lu rurtlria, llllvily d.
)Msl(
lmfri.i, Mk InttU furyw w m r
I b Kt...H hmm wiw mmtrni m rjui
ItM. Hwr I 'lwm uula - frllWJj
I lm imm4 MM44i, ttuivi 1 irtrmi
'IW tlipiibi mtmu 1 til kutiuit 4aMfto
Perth Amboy, N. J. Air. and Airs.
McFarlans have 17 children. Her
husband thought it would be right to
hiro housekeeper to help her. As
soon as the housekeeper appeared Air
.McFarlans walked out and deserten
tho family. Whon arrested she said
that she did not want anyone inter
forring witli her work and would go
Imck if tho housekeeper was fired.
London, Eng. When Loyd-Georgen
bill passes, the government will eon
trol absolutely the uale of liquor in 1
giilecled dintrietn areas where inuiii
tloun "f war uro being iimde incliid- j
ing that dispuiuod in elulm and gro .
ery storos. A coiiimiitaioii undt r the (
chuirmHiwIiip of bird Dumdlen will
dwl with the question of compciiy
tluu tu the liquor iIhmIui'm for their I'-x .
The
First
National
Bank
Bandon
Oregon
f U R customers
have the bene
fits at all times of
our counsel and ad
vice in banking mat
ters when desired.
Xnw Yuik City, N, Y. Ul ri-t
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biiiimJ iu plsif aoin liltlx uifi ttmrr
lit, On ChiialMuis wwritinir 1 hi stiuk
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llHOI.
SPARK'S
GOOD GUOCHRIliS
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
PROMIT DELIVERY
& COURTEOUS TREATMENT
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