Bandon recorder., April 05, 1906, Image 1

BANDON
BANDON BEACH
Bandon n I'■•ted at th» moot h nt the ('•quille
river. '« unle from the lo««*c Ocean
Popalstlou
HIX). Ha* woolen null, shingle unit, troou. baudle
ulsnt. eaunary and Mveral sawmills in vipinitv
Haa water ayatem. good school« and churche-i. I
boats daily on Coquille river.
Meamers and
schooners to ban Franciacu. Railrusd cuiuiug
V« h etimi >»r i-sort has no *qti»l on *b** <••'**»
north i t San Fr*u»-i»C"
Itami n is i- 0-4 tor
Its rtrlilv teiuie'sil vtiiii-it» ths luían auB'ial
teiui't-ratuie being lea* variable than at <nv
Itisi l"'niA in tile I’niteti Miles
Bs-trnctive
winds and elecWical -fonia hi * unknown
H ■Iiieiseeket» A'll fill I ne ' -I-port "lilies hen-
Volume XXII.
BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY. APRIL 5. 1906.
Number 14.
X.
COQUILLE BEATS
THE BAY TOWNS.
*
June, .that even the
prohis are in
favor of license and reduced taxation.
MRS PATTERSON
COQUILLE NEWS NOTES
Mr*. C. H
•*i-a-a-a-s-a-a-34 3-s-3-a-i a-a-s-so-s-a-o
Those on the other side say that the
her
bouie in Bandon, yesteiday niorning,
Items of General Interest
Recorder Readers.
XAtLKD.
Leander, Our Correspondent
Tells of the Week’s Inci­
dents at the Hub.
DF.AD
Patterson dieil at
after an illnes» lasting one montb.
March 3(1 Stmr Elizabeth for S
Bright s disease and piienmouia fever
by an increased majority.
h with 200 M lumber, SIX) M shin
was the caiise of l>et deatb. The fnne
glee, and 10 cords matchwood
If one is to judge by conditions
The barketftine Amelia, while sail- ' tal was bald foday at 2 o clock. Obit-
April
3-
Sob
C.
T.
Hill
for
S.
F
two years ago that Coquille would
ing up the Bay Friday, missed the
Since my last communication we with 200 M lumber
tiaty uext week
increase its vote for prohibition over
April
3
Sob
S
hu
Buena
Ventura
channel
betwMn Porter and North
have had all kinds of weather, rain,
Bandon Leads All the Towns in that at the last election. Many of the suow and sunshine, and the indica­ for S F. with 200 M lumber.
Bend, and grounded on the mudflats.
I.Hllgloln
Coos County by Far in Per
bangers-ou around the saloons have tions are that it will be detrimental ’
AaarvsD.
A
number
of
drunken
sailors
made
-•-fleaLof GaiiL___
A report is rife that Dr. Green is
moved out of the county since their to the fruit crop
..April 1 Scb Oregon with 50 tons
night hideous in tlie neighborhood of
“
'GJ- • . . *
about to make <>nr town bis home.
resarta_were closed rniwu7 ’—
-We bad a contlugratiou last Tues freight, loading at Parkersburg mill.
The CoquiUe valley not only beats
the old mill Sunday night, ami the I
April
5
—
Sch
Advance,
loading
Ht
day
night.
The
dry
bouse
of
the
Co
­
The
sick will find it very convenient
On the other band it is probable
the ^ay in the number of prohibition
row wound tip in a cutting affray.
quille
Mill
.A:
-Mercantile
Co.
whs con­ Parkersburg mill. .
to have a physician so near, and. also,
that there will be an iuerease vote the
sumed. The tire broke out about 2
N'-thing serious, however, and one of
votes it casts, but lbst year it showed
The
Elizabeth
sailed
for
Bandon
at
the doctor has always been inlete-ted
other way ,<on -'-The bay. side.. Many
o'clock a.m. and had gained sqch 5pm Wednesday.
the crowd. wb<> was arrested, was|
a bigger gsiu in postal receipts.
in public improvement, mid lias as
people tfritik- tLat the saloon is a nec­ headway.before it was .'discovered that
It wffl be conceded that there is
allowed out on bail next inotning.
sisted liberally in making such im
essary evil in a seaport town, and it was impossib'le-to save it or its con-
U
.
E.
Crane
has
been
«.
quite
sick
not much connection between probtbi- ■ a - ? . t
Major
Roessler,
of
the
District
i
provements He brings h son and two
ten's,
but
the
tjre
laddies
responded
while they gladly approve of prohibi­
County court is in session this
tion and postage stamps, nut a drown­
Lighthouse
Board,
is
to
inspect
the
(
daughters
promptly
and
with
heroic
efforts
saved
tion over on ihe~t'dqnM!e Ttn»y -favor
week
the mill from destruction. Coquille
aids to navigation at Cape Flattery. I
ing man will grasp at a straw.
Born
April 1. to Mr and Mrs»
the open dooir policy at home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Waudling Wer«
can
boast
of
a
good
tire
company.
If tbf>,,|:robjbition question comes
It.
seems
the
fog
whistle
at
that
place
|
Harvey
Hawkins,
h daughter.
Con­
county seat visitors last week
The fact is that the arrangement
1 he tire is supposed to have orig
• •
to a vote again this year people will -
gratulations.
Ihe whittle at Capel
The railroad surveyors are tìOW is W"Hi out
uow in force exactly suits the bay^unj mated from a spark from ihe locouro
. at once* begin tp speculate on bow it '
I
Arago
has
been
in t lie same fix for a ’
Tbe young people and others are
the new plan lias been a great pro­ tive that had been there in the even­ working in the Tennille country.
is going. The presumption lias al­
J. W. Relieve has purchased the Z. I long lime; at least the captains of i meeting at the church Sunday even­
motor to sociability between the two ing. Loss incurred about $1.500.
ways been that the bay-iu the last
C. Strang stock of goods in Coquille. vessels bound for Coos bay complain ings, for singing, reading, and other
sections, While formerly they stood
Mrs. H W. Dunham goes to »San
exercises considered profitable, enter
year has made the greatest gain in
The Band will give a Basket Social tliat they failed to hear it on iinnier-1
back and culled each other lop ears Francisco on the stm Plant, to the
taming, and suitable.
with programme, Saturday evening,
population,1 <nd bas increased influ
bedside
of
her
daughter,
Mrs.
J.
P.
oils
occasions
during
thick
fogs.
and "clam diggers, -they now shake
April 14th.
Sidewalk repairs are very mnrb
Bruce, who recently bad an operation
ence against prohibition
The new hatchery on South Coos needed. Who will he the first to
tjands and click glasses, sayiDg,
Mrs
,J.
L
Kronenberg
of
Parkers
­
performed and is critically ill.
In every laud and in every, town
“Here’s bow.”
burg has been on the sick list the l iver will be built by A. -I. Savage, he move in th» matter?
They are pushing the Cunningham
tbe postal receipts are a geod indica- j
having received the contract list
past week .
It used to be said that the Coquill-
Dr. Steele returned Wednesday
•
creek railroad as rapidly as men and
tion of tbe number of tbe population I
| era would come over to th» bay with material can. riot withstanding the in*
Mr-. A. Pershbaker, Mrs. S. W. I week from H. G VanDnsen, Master evening fl otn I lie Bay where he bat»
It is found that towns of tbe same
Fahy and Miss Pershbaker are visit Fish Warden. The building will be been finishing up some dental woi k
a clean shirt and a five dollar bill and clemency of the weather
size and states .uJ equal population
ing friends nt the bay tjiis week.
| about 100 feet long by 55 feet wide,
Good progress is being maile on
change neither. It is different uow.
There are a great many strangers
show about tbe same revenue in tbe
D P. Strang, Jr., of the Coquille ami will contain 15(! batching troughs the Hartman and Denholm buildings
Men who formerly never knew what in our city at the present time. Their
Valley Land Co, was looking after
postal department.
it is estimated that the plant will be and with good weathei they will
it was to have two shirts at a time mission unknown.
business matters at Coquille last
lushed to completion.
If this is true tbe Coquille bas made
able to handle 10,(Mt0,000 chinook
now carry a suit ease when they visit
James Jenkins has rented and week.
a greater gain in population in 19()5|
eggs each season.
! the hay large enough for a gallon— moved onto C. A. Peterson's farm
A raft of 60.000 feet of logs, belong
Spring Millinery.
than tbe bay side. Of the four prin-,
near
Riverton.
Jim
is
a
hustler
and
, large enough for a whole wardrobe
B'dit. Francis, of the Marsh field
ing to the Prosper Mil! Co., broke
Trimmed lints on display Ht ('
we wl-h him success
ctpal towns of the county, Bandon
aw.iv Tuesday night and went over . "imiil-sioii Cu., disappeared several
It may be that we will not get to
Hats made mid trimmed
Loe
«'s
made tbe highest increase, 24 percent
The K. P. hoys of Bandon char­ ttie inr.
vote on local option at all this year.
I days ago arid foigot to leave'the ad­ hi d»r
M aud G arfield .
tered the steamer Favorite last Tues­
over the previous year. Coquille fol-1
Died—near Parkersburg, March 29,
If the supreme court does not hand
dle*« to which ho wished his mail
day evening and paid the boya of Co­ 1906. Cecil Doyle, son of Mr. and Mis. 1
lows with an increase of 12 per cent.
down its decision in time to tile a pe- quille a visit. They turned .their goat
Mike •• I li‘ i ich live by lobbin' I h'
fot warded.
b’lancis’ memory was
Elniei Doyle, aged three months and
Both North Bend and Marshfield
l'nt “Yis; fis a mystery
poor
' titiou and get an order from the coun­ loose with Capt. Willard of the Favo­ two days
m t good, anyhow
He was lather
H* raid.
show an increase of ouly 7 per cent.
piovere
th'
poor gtt all *It' money they ■
I he Capt. thought h>- I
ty court at its April meeting. Low me rite astride.
1’1.« mai-l.al of R->.-»buig offers a absent mimled in money matters, m.l, lile 11A I -ed of.
.1 ildge
North Beryl, did well to hold its
was in the breakers and it was go
we to vote?
cash prize of $10 to the person who ll<n-ever, to Ills own de'liment, lilt
ahead and then back up full speed
owd last year owning to tbe blight­
tin. tile best cleaned pl emises, si reels, t'ludiding friends have ample reason
I he saloonmen seem to l.e satisfied
( has. Adam a and Capt. Mi (' I •
astern; at one time the Capt thought
ing influence of the.“obnoxious par
and
alleys during the present month. to regret that lie was ; fflieled witlm
with the present airmig>'menl of open tiis ship was doomed for deslrnctioi',
were »'levied t'i miici I men at My|t|e
ty,’”rtnd to t he fact tbat. se ret al of our
1’i.e woolen mill put on quite an tlds parlicnlar const it nt tonal defect. Point, and Eons Ros»-. recorder.
house on the bay and no license Io but later the waters calmed down and
ifaanufaitnriug institutions were shut
aildi'ional force of hands this week,
pay. The Brohl s can't call another lit* made a safe hnrl'or. Suffice to say-
II is presumed that lio I'" k passage
ami next week will probaldy be in
down for a part of tbWyeai
all
had
an
enjoyabh*
time
and
the
, flection for the county voted dry last
• Il n't Oriental lim r al Seat tie, bound
, The big increase at Bandon is due
boys returned satisfied with their shape Io stmt up several mote looms.
time. But on th«, other hand where
If
If. H Rosa, J Denholm, A. . G. f-r a (Muriese "i Japanese port.
evening s entertainment Come again
po doubt to the^rjFSjjtnptiou of the
will the saloon- be if the court up boys you aie always welcome.
t" ' vpect
H 'it. A McNair and Tho* Coats-- su, it iw iH't
jetty work and to the starting up of
holds the validity of the last ele.'tion?
were at the county seat. W ednesday, t hill -Ollie tie« , Il p 'h " dille American
I he political campaign is now wax­
the woolen trnl) •* It is a tine showing
Tt will be miotlier two years before ing warm. Local option pamphlets transacting business with the county l"i.| jes- met In d- w ill be inti' dm «d
*
that Baudon makes and may he taken
M ( !*»<•< » W , Aprii 2. — T'e B o segne
court.
;un *itu îbn ahnoti'l1 e-, I* ! ( l'le-IÍHl-,
they can call an election
Tim writer and anti option p implilets. woman
as an evidence of tier prosperity.
Slovo
Ims leceived a sensational tele
NEW COLLARS.
<•! ! 111 | p * k >’\ ri iiipu. H- t II« e-i-e may
does not profess to know what a e ttie* suffrage pamphlets, and anti pam­
The increase of Coquille run be at­
gram fi"in its coiies, ondei t m Hm-
Linen emt roidered and lace col I p
phlets. hut 1,'iLu says I had b«tlei
i
N m w
plans of either side. Harbor.
lais
newest
styles
l'in, Ma ne II uria. su) Iti g that host i I il i' s
tributed ouly to the general growth
at Airs. I bomas
devote my time to leading th« Bit’l«,
Alex Snyder and family have m>ved as she Would -oon attend to that polit Anderson *•.
are Iti niliicoc be'ween file Rils-isli
of the country
dip*s lit1 iti:,»'
gl ay . beli". I ed
ical business I elself
on
to
hi«
ftilliei's
ranch
on
the
appu
­
I
lie
If
I
.(
uRDFR
¡A
late
this
week
as
BuLbuw is Ibis going to affect Ihe
He intimale-,
ami < ’biliose tl'oops
ar 1 I'lnrk
Mt Ml • i ii'ler-■oil's.
ri ver.
I see Mr. Dow of Marshfield file new press had a disposition to
"focal option question * The Coqittlle
that ili*' ('limose, ili .lueticed ' y .Lipt
1 ' El 1’ k »fl |pft "II ’tie E ! i ziil'»4 b
through the medium of the Coa*t bul k, mid the extra work necessary
■'for some mouths has been dry, total­
fill Sull |- ! ,-Itici-''" «I.PI« 1. i* ex pee ts in* . ni» moving forwiitid; tini il.H
to
change
the
.size
Was
a
little
more
M ail. comment mg on a Coquillei- on
ly dry. for ¡me who bas been sub
alt imi ioti is m t< Ine that II e Rii*- R-t
' « » >PCHt »‘
• '1 k ! II 111»- -IIIvet i hi -y-
one of our river steamers in a miseal- than we baigiiined fm. However, we
1 f n i
jected to a burning thirst for which
delle hiI izat loti of troops lisa beili
ciilatlon in regard to distance. \\ lien Im* ' had the assistance of lawyers,
''linker-,
limbers,
blacksmiths,
and
many substitutes have been Ivied lint
y hi git a few drinks of that stuff that
Ih pi *? will I.H n <bi|i»»' Ht th« Bank stoppo.!, end tli’it Generili Gtoidoff,
th"so Mar.sldiel I fellowscarry in then t hlef engineers, and have oveicome H di. Sui ni dm togli I. Af t il Till, fm t he Ho■ siim < 'otnmandei in < li . I ><s
>? tx»ly ouef ¡^biuK will, reach the tight
th ■ principal obstacles. In anotliei i II« 1 en-li' ■ f M !-. Ml (IV \\ Hlf P.
Chicago, April 2. — Late today pockets it is misleading. Yon can
issiied insti nei ioiis tu pii'pme
spot, unless he have the right combi­
see mountains where only lulls exist, week or two w« hope to have the 1 n-kets $1 Utt. Siipi • f 25ctI-. Every
.■
v.'iit uh lit tee.
nation. Many a go<W fellow has suf­ Alexander Granger, to whom under
i -< 1V invile! 1 . Hl t * 1 Hl.
and snakes on the walls when there critter under control.
fered greatly for a small drop on the his power of attorney Overseer \ oliva ate only canary birds.
That Marsh­
Coquille until some good Samaritan turned over all of the Zion property field stuff will magnify and cause a
bss pointed the way. But for all ibis standing in the name of Dowie, mule C apiiller to see mirages.
county
H
ih
sure to go dry again eveu
The Valley Shows Bigger
Postal Gains.
Russia and China
Ar; About to Clash.
Dowie Deposed
by Zion Church.
a reconveyance to Voliva, thus giving
Coquille-Valley is dry
Those on the other side say that
the county is sure to go wet
next
to him all the authority tn power f
inerly held by Dowie.
Hoy F.ix returned from Portland
Samr lav all aJone. contrary to ex
pectatiou. He carries rather a de­
spondent countenance, but he *»-ys it
is all right just the same. The (.uir-e
of true love has its trials and tribula­
I
tions mid i» not always clem- sailing,
< hie of our piomiuent citizens got
poisoned hist week on some of voui
clam tea; now we wish you would
drink all of t lie contents of those bo
ties and not feed the surplus to it,«
clam», for the II p eats lip brie lime
we ik stomachs and cannot *>taml such
high living.
1 noticed hi your last issue a h»-i I
line,
alctl Band n Grow
I’ode
neath. several new arrival-
lie .1 >
not wi-li to pluck one st.ii fi m th*
cotistellatioii of y.'iii progres.
i,ut
.« her think it indicates in.i* |t.i -
doll is »trotig R publican ie u le.m
ly end 'lee* president noosevel
-
icy to increa-e ihe population. li,.-
same epidemic has struck iiil city
blit We do not atlHi-h tiny progiessive
or political significance io u; railiet
a till tile it t t ba !• V tv.tl and . , ;
meeting! of lust summer.
*
.
L eander ,
They - Are
Ont n*'w lin of Ste e* di i e*-1 from t he East
- • ■* *f a u I I -....... t ' m • » v i ' t ■ 'i It i" Bamloti.
It is
X i« il>*- -iv'«. not« lli« quality, note the price
pleasttt« to -bow this Im« Io ' tn customers, ('all and
The
The Brown
4 •
Brown
Blue
Star-5-Star
I’ ibbon
Shoe
Shoe
for Men.
for
Boys and
Girls.
The Bro wn
Process
Flexible
So^ for
Women.
o
The Ä tömki Proci-' ?.
flexible . SOI j
W hite H ouse
SHOE FOR WOMFn
o
Buste* Brown
hooka free
to
the little folks.
Trowbridge.