Bandon recorder., January 09, 1902, Image 4

THE RECORDER
National Difference«.
Emit DrcMMiiig For Shoes.
From tbe Oregoninn.
Tbe best dressing for black leather
is orange juice, 'lakes slice or quarter
of au orange and rub it thoroughly
all over the shoe or boot and allow it
to dry. Then brush briskly with a
soft brush until it sbiDes like a look­
ing glass. A moat convenient dress­
ing for tan shoes is the inside of a
banana skin. This is rubbed well
and evenly all over the shoe, and re­
moving ail spots and dirt as well as
giving a fine polish, which last is
brought out by using a flannel cloth
for wiping dry and another clean
flannel for polishing. A slice of lemon
is also used as a tan leather dressing.
Patent leather must never be blacked
or polished with anything but au oil.
They are tbe hardest kind of sboeB to
keep in good order. It is necessary
to take a clean sponge and cleau
them from al! dirt before applying
the oil. It may then be rubbed dry
at once with a flannel or other soft
cloth which will not scratch tbe pat­
ent finish.— Commercial Tribune.
Air. Alfred Mosely tells tbe British
world of commerce and industry that
KV«BY THVIMDAY AFTKIiNOON
tbe American boy is brighter thau
the English boy. The reason for it,
BY ....
be tbiuks, is in the kind of education
DAVID J«. STITT,
we give onr youth, His ideas have
found such acceptance that a batch
ÏDITOB AN» PBOPBIETOB.
of pnpilB is to be sent over here to
study us. They will represent not
SUBSClilPTION KA'lEtì.
ooly Parliament, but business houses,
One Year................................ f2 00 labor circles and universities. It is
Hix Months......................................
100 not at all improbable that the Ameri­
Three Rouths.................................................
50
can boy is brighter than tbe English
This paper is entered at the Bandon post boy, for travelers seem agreed that
our grown-ups are brighter than
offioe as Second-class Matter.
Britishers, and it is doubtless true
P. FISHER, NEW8PAPEK ADVER- here as in Wordsworth's England
• Using Agent, 31 Merchants* Exchange,
that the child is father to tbe man.
Hau Frqnoiscu, is onr authorized agent.
This paper is kept on file in his office.
But is thia difference attributable to
education solely or even chifly!
THURSDAY. JAN. 9, 1909.
No one need expect to settle a
question of this sort decisively out of
EDITORIAL.
hand, for if it could be done tbe na­
tions would soon be on a dead level
Disastrous storms, destruction to of mediocrity. They differ greatly as
shipping and life upon the seas, rail­ it is, aud from time immemorial they
road wrecks, explosions, and other have studied each other's excellences
calamities, in which life and property for hints to use at home. Great Brit­
has been destroyed, have been of so
ain seems continually to have a com
frequent occurrence during the past
mission of some sort on tbe Continent
few months as to appear special visit­
or in this country, searching dilli-
ations sent to open the eyes of man«
gently for the secret that is to do
kind as to the wrong methods pur­
away with German superiority in
sued in carrying out the plan of life.
textiles, for example, or American
Nihiljsts have been practicing their advantage in steel. But tbe problem
diabolical profession again. They remains unsolved, and a new com­
made an unsuccessful attempt to blow mission is always needed as soon as
up tlie Grand Duke of Russia. In an old one has made its report.
thinking over tbo way these foes of
Fortuuately, certain things are
good order and good government implanted in nature's laws, including
proceed, one cannot but observe the human nature, which equalizing ef­
similarity of their method of doing fort of man are powerless to over­
business and that of the trust organ­ come or to eradicate. The American
iser. When the nihilist explodes bis public school system has undoubted
bomb he cares not bow many other advantages in sharpening the young
hutp^n being are killed or injured by mind which are impossible anywhere
his act so long as he accomplishes the except under democratic conditions
tpajn object for which be has planned. with cosmopolitan population. On
The same is true of the trust pro­ tbe other hand, we lack the legacy
moter. He is calloused as to the ef­ which insularity has given to Great
fect his scheme may have upon others Britain, Napoleon’s organizing faculty
so long as the profit accrues to him. to France, and Bismarck’s unifying
If bis association breaks other busi­ achievement to Germany. We are
ness institutions, and sends his vic­ unable to shake off the tariff shackles
tims tp their graves through want and that Great Britain shed generations
exposure be cares not He is as hard­ ago, we have not tbe French taste in
ened to the pangs of human suffering art, por tbe German’s talent for plod­
in bis way as the nihilist is in bis
ding thoroughness. Climate and soil
There is talk and talk of reci­ inheritance and invironment, all
procity, but when wecometo view the stamp ineradicable traces on National
verified interests of manufacturers, processes of thought and handiwork.
Each people, that is to say, has its
we will begin to understand the con­
peculiar
advantages, and what is
ditions that will intervene to make
reciprocity unpopular, and perhaps, more, each always will. Centers of
after all, it is only another song and iron production or cotton mannfac-
(lance of tariff and free trade, called ure or carrying trade will shift about,
up to lull the public mind into repose but no nation can hope to attain all
in order to shut out more important its points of superiority while it is
questions. The steel trust would be acquiring new ones. A New Year’s
very willing to admit woolen and resolution most urgently needed
leather goods so long as it obtains the among certain American statesman is
privilege of having its products ad­ that they will abandon tbe idea that
mitted free of oharge into foreign this Nation can supply the world
countries.
The Woolen manufac­ with all its foodstuffs, turn out all its
turers no doubt will be pleased to mauufacturies and do all tbe carrying
have reciprocal trade in leather and trade besides. Each in bis place, and
WUres made from steel, while the boot not one in everybody’s place.
l( BUxlLIBHltD
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and shoe manufacturer will beam
with good will toward all men if be
is protected while the other fellow’s
goods are used to give bis manufac­
tures ingress into foreign countries,
and so on until'tbe end of the chapter,
but when it comes to the point none
of the manufacturers of the
protected industries will be willing to
give up their scinch on American
consumers to advance trade wherein
Others than themselves are the gain­
ers.
Oregonian: Owing to the effect of
thp Naval controversy upon the public
mind, the proposal to erect a grand
naval arch at the Battery in New
York has been abandoned and the
money already subscribed will be re­
funded. The plain truth is that it ia
impossible, so disgusted have tbe
people become at the uncovering of
tbe petty spites, rancors and jelousies
among men high in rank in the Navy,
to secure a sufficient sum to carry out
tbe plan conceived when the Navy
wqs high in popular favor. It will
take apotber war and at least one
more great victory to restore this
gallant aim
the service to tbe favor
that it lost by tbe unwise publicity
givon to tbe conspiracy of one set of
pfficers to injure another.
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Predict« Another War.
American Says China is Openly Violating
the Protocol.
N ew Y obe , Dec. 30.—Charles
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C onstantinople , Jan. 2. -Tbe r7i_„............
cent arrest of two naturalized Ameri-
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pay the tax providing for exemption
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Gammon, superintendent of colport­
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in Norther China, writes to tbe so­
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in the Chinese Empire as follows;
“While at Shanghai I observed
MOTNHLY WEATHER REPORT.
that the Chinese Government was
openly violating tbe provisions of tbe
IIÁBB. CUBBY COUNTY, OBEOON.
protocol. The great empire would
D kcbmiikb . 1901.
shake off European domination. Mean temperature 47. 1
Thousands of boatloads of small arms Maximum temperature 72. on 19, 28.
Minimum temperature 27 on 12.
and ammunition were passing weekly Pecipitation 11.81 incbee.
op the Yangtse Kiang and the ar­ No. dnyrt clear 21
senals were being enlarged and Pertly cloudy 4
worked day and night. Cargoes of No. of (lays cloudy, 6
of frost, light, 11 to 17, 27,
explosives were being received, and Date
Prevailing wind W <t N W
tbe Dowager Empress had issued in­ Remarks. Elevation 1342 ft.
structions to all officials to recruit
JOSEPH HARE,
Voluntary Observer.
tbe army, and also to inform her as
to tbe lighting strength of each divi­
TRESPASS NOTICE.
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Notine ia hereby given Io all persona not
centrate the forces at a given point.
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nnpromising features which weighed cutting,
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terested. I must believe that tbe end stated above.
Dated nt Bandon, Oregon. Maroh 14. 1901.
is not yet, and that within 10 years,
PETE It NELSON, Agent.
and possibly within fivj, a war will
ensue tbe like of which the world has
never known. For centuries China
has been making repeated attempts
to expel tbe foreigner, each time
prob ting by past experience, each
time with more power and success,
Shnving 15 Cent«.
each time better equipped and better
planned.
Rath« 585 Cent«,
“She is now preparing as never be
fore, buying vast quantities of su­
Workmanship up to date in any­
perior weapons and reorganizing her thing in my line,
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armies on a correct basis. Therefore
tbe next attempt will be gigantic in
foroe and terrible in execution. It
will result in a universal upheaval
and tbe final dismemberment of this
empire—at a terrible cost.”
J. L. THOMPSON,
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text book for tbe Naval Academy!
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