Bandon recorder., April 26, 1906, Image 2

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Kewolutionw
Myrtle
Coquille, Gregou, April 3rd, l'.k 6
\\ e yvBt committee appointed to
draft
rewulntiuna
censuring
tbe
iV'.un IHtlilllU .irTKKMION
authorities of Idaho and Colorado, do
... ar ...
report tbe following preamble ami
resolutions, to wit:
That we tiud after carefully cun-
sidermg tbe various report* of the
81 KSCKH'l ION KAI Eh
press, that tbe governors of Idaho
One \ ear
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.................. f 2 00 * and Colorado have violated tbe laws
Six Afonihu............................... ......................... 1 00 1 of their respected states, ami of the
ihre« Mont ha....................................................
M 1 United States, they having admitted
IS fUBLlHHKlJ
Point
l i e C.iHf" 4»rt '»»d in Bandon at
11:3" a lii Friday. She left the city
luesday «light ami cotisequeutly the
crew knew nothing of tile awful cal
amity that Lad I .»fallen San Frau-
cisco
\\ Ii«n 1 fifty miles this side of
the city they fell the. first shock, and
say the ship shook ami pitched ami
the crew thought they were on th»»
lock-. I Im Clued stopped at Albion
125 mile* north of S. F. ami report
that there were a number killed at
that place. Capi, Martin ordered the
boat to sea again, thinking it safer,
tier machinery was somewhat dis
allied frum the effects of the shock,
and will have Io be repaired I left il e
going to sea again.
C. T. Riky ha«- Knlil bi- tbrrtt twi»-
tract <>f laii'i <>u (• w.-M hi J.- <>f tb^
riser lo O. Finney.
C olm «!« ratiou
$7<M».
Tbe Allianco brought ninety live
4>»MM,t>gera («on, Porfían»! to
Bay on her hu<t tri;».
Mill Co
Prosper
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALERS
Oregon Pine, Spruce and
White Cedar Lumber.....
I{. B SeHr* .anil <laiiglit»*r. Miss
Delpbiu Seat»-, art iv'-il her»» from Iowa
Tiu-b<iay. ami will make Myrtle Point
their future borne. Xli-s Sears fot
j merly spent several months here au< I
P aid in A dvance , SI.50 a Y ear .
the same; and that tn so doing they
rna-ie many friend».
have committed uue of tbe gravest
This paper is entered at the Bandon post
Bob Burdette saya that the good
crimes against the law of the land
ottioe as Second-class Matter.
Ibings
hi thia world tne always lb»-
and against good government, that of
cbetqie I.
Spring wheat coats less
depriving tuuoceul men of their lib
V l»l IICIISIM. KATKH.
,
than
com
w
Ii lake y; a t ox of ,-iL’ar-
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cities without due process of law and
T j " lk I Advertisement*.
j coats as much as two or linee Inbles-.
.III convictlug them of crime without
First insertion, per line
New planks are being pill III the
.<r> even giving them a chance to plead, » gallon of old btamly coals more
Each subsequent insertion. Ime
Anderson s
.or.
tbau a barrel of tl-nn ; a full hand in wharf from the street al
Eoe ale, per line each insertion
by dedal ing tlmm gnilt.v ami treating
mark» I to the warehouse,
i’iie w harf
.10
It. ;ilnv advertisements, per inch
¡ poker costa a man in twenty second-
.15 them like they were tbe worst of
Tii plav Ails . one lime only, meh • ■
is tn bad condition in several places,
more than Ins elnirch subscription
Maiket Price \llowed t--r Produce of nil Kind*
criminals.
All liesol ut ioni of Condolence and
tu fact, unsafe.
amounts
b»
in
three
years:
a
town
(ir>
Iodo,, tiotioes, per line..............................
l berefore be it Resolved, 1st, That
PKOSPEIt,
OKEGON
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Cards of 'hanks. |»er line
we. the members of Local Coquille, election costs more than a revival of
Church notices free.
PI<4»<LATIATI<».\
denounce tbe governors of Idaho and religion; people sleep half au hour in
church
free,
but
a
nap
on
a
Pullman
Colorado for allowing, or even con­
WHEREAS, the Secrcl ary <»f State ot tin
THURSDAY. APRIL 26. 1H06. niving at. tbe violation of the very , costs 81.5" to $2.(M)
State ot Oregon has not iti«*d me in writing
File Ceiih-nuial Batel baa taken i»i i that puiHiiant to the provisioiiH i»f an act eii
laws of which they were the sworn
titled “An Act making effective the initm
BLACKSMITH AND WAGON MAKERS
baud
the nnilter of a Fourth of July five and leterenduni provision« of Section 1
I otind Masonic emblem Inquire custodian and hound by their oaths to
Article IV of the <-oiiHtitutioii ot tin
Wagon: of al! Kinds Made to Order.
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
execute, by any set or order of men, j celebration in Myrtle Point, ami a of
at this office.
Stale of Oregon, and regulating elections
committee
of
lhe
bnml
boys
are
solic
­
I ’rices
lhereundi*r, and providing pcualtien for Job wmk attended to promptly and ill work uiUHrautettl to j»ive BHtiafftotion.
no matter tiuder what name they
I’he thermometer registered 90 at
reasonable. Shopon \i water street, Bandon, Or.
iting our business men ami citizens violations of provision« of thi« act," approv
may sail.
cd February 24, 1903, the People’s Powei i
Put I ud last Friday.
2nd, That in committing tbe act of j generally for lhe funds necessary to League of Oregon duly tiled in his oilier oi
February 3rd.
an initiative petition
('all on Zeek, Bandon, for Seed
If they- meet with containing
robbing Moyer, Haywood and Petti­ assure success.
S,327 signatures properly attach
O its. Seed Barley. Seed Potatoes.
bone of their liberties illegally ami sufficient encouragement they proniis»* rd to a copy of said measure, certified in
Miss L. G. G oijld , Matron
I. N. DeLong of RivertoU, was a treating them like the worst of felons, US the best celebration Myrtle Point accordance with law. demanding that a pro
posed amendment to Section« I and 2 ol
business visitor to our city last week. they, the parties thereto, are guilty baa ever hail. Civic pride demands Article \ \ 11 ot the Const itut ion of the Statt V Privati-Ilesini.il. well equippi'd ter Hit* t.risituieiit of Surgiual and Medicai Diseasev.
of Oregon, shall he submitted tc tin* leua!
Tra io ed .Vurse.s in Attenda nce.
M is. Nels Rasmussen is visiting of malfeasance in office, if not treason; that we stand with the boys ami back voters of tin* State of Orrgon for tlirii
approval or rejection at the general election For informai imi address
W in. Ilni-Mtnll, TI. I». Tliti-Klifii-ltl, Or.
up
I
heir
earnest
efforts
to
make
July
Mrs. Frank Denning and other friends and luive assumed the rob* of tyrants,
to be held in said state on the ith dav oi
4th,
1906,
a
day
to
be
reiremliered
June, being lhe tirst Mondax in June, r.MM*».
i.t Coos Bay.
and that all parties, corporation, and
designated by said People's Power Lragm*
E XI Blackerby went to Coquille individuals that will in any tuauner with pride and pleasure. Enterprise. of Oregon as “Constitutional amendment
providing met hod of amending Const it ution
Saturday to deliver the returns of the uphold them in such acts are equally
and applying the referendum to all laws
Fort Orford.
guilty, ami should be centnrecl ami
affecting constitutional conventions and
pi imtiry election.
The l-ill to appropriate $150,0(10 f -r amendments,’’ which said proposed amend
denounced
by
all
law
abiding
cit
inent is heieliiaftel' pat t icidai l V set fur’ ll.
Attorney Geo. P. Topping is at Co-
a light ship near Cape Blanco at the
NOW. IIIEREFORE, I- (ho. E. (’ham
izeus.
r i.lla this week attending the session
berlaiti. Governor of the State .»f Oregon,
Orford Reef passed the Senate.
3rd,
That
we
do
most
heartily
agree
in obedience to the provisions of said act
of the circuit court.
Marshall ( look ha»! the misfortune hereinbefore first mentioned, do hereby
with and commend the San Fran-
make
and Usne this Proclamation to tin
TneOddfellows have postponed the
cisco Examiner in “That these men to split a Ing toe with an axe, ami people ot the State of Oregon, announcing
<• ebratiou of their 87th anniversary
the People’s Power League of Oregon
shall not be railroaded to the gal­ bad to use crntcl.es for several days. that
has tiled said initiative p«*titioii uith the
on account of the S. F. disaster.
lows,'' and if such flagrant acts of in
\\ alter Riley has bought a house re<|uisit<* number of signatures thereto iit-
tached demanding that there be submitted
Quite a number of our citizens are
justice ami tyrauy, by which tbe law and lot in San Jose and will make to the legal votcis of tin* State id' Oregon
i i attendance at the session of the is set aside aud innocent people are
that city bis future home
He <L<I for their approval or rejection at tne regular
election to be held on t In* Ith day of June,
< ircnit court at Coquille this week
oppressed, are not stopped, that one uot like the climate and c. nditions m r.t.-ti, said dav being tilt* first Mondax in said
a proposed amendment to Sections
Judge L. T. Harris, who is presid­ »lay tbe manhood of America will Louisiana.
Walter's many friends month,
I and? of' Article XVII of t lie Const itllt ion
ing over tbe regular term of the cir arise, and when it does the perpetra­ wish him ami bis amiable wife a hap­ of the Stat«» of Oregon, designated by said
League as ‘Constitutional amendment pro­
eiiit court at Coquille, was a Bandon tors and upholders of ti ese flagrant py life.
viding method of amending (’oustitution
visitor Sunday.
acts of injustice will be glad to quit
A letter from Mrs. F. A. Stewart and applying the referendum to nil laws at-*
fectiug constitutional
conventions
and
The McCulloch Abstract Co. of
J. H. J ames ,
from Salem says that Miss Chase will amendments," which said proposed amend
$ i .00
inent is as fol lows :
Cliairmauof Committee.
Coquille are now advertising in tbe
lie sent, to Coos and Curry Io speak
“Sections 1 an<l 2 <»f Article XVII of the
T e - okiier .
Remember them when
On motion tbe above report was in behalf of W omari Suffrage, She (’oust it ut ion of the State of < Iregoli shall be
and hereby are amended to rend as follows:
SPEC!. IL ILI TES I!) THE WEEK Olì MOXTH.
you need an abstract.
unanimously adopted, and tbe tiuan- will speak at Dair.yville, Bort Orford,
“Section I. Anv anieiidmenf or amend­
( .onerai Merchandise
LOGGERS
SUPPLIES
a Specialty.
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THE
IllIO > KI
HORSFALL
HOSPITAL
J. Waldvogel & Son
Leaders in the
M kat L ink .
Bandon,
Oregon
z
HOUSE
Dates
R H Rosa went to Sau Francisco
Monday to look after business mat­
ters. He also bad charge of the pro­
visions sent from here and will see
that they reach the proper authori-
ties
«
cial secretary ordered to furnish the
Coquille papers with copies of these
resolutions for publication, and also
various other papers,
J. E Qctc .
Secretary of Local Coquille.
W eddei hum, Gold Beach ami Chet
<•<», at dates to be announced m due
time She is said to be a goo.I spunk­
ier, and every body should hear her, no
matter what their belief on tbe vital
question.
ments.to this Uonstitutioii may be proposed
in either hrauch of the legislative assembly,
and if the same shall be agreed to by a ma­
jority of all tin* members elected to each of
the two houses, sin h propositi amendment
or iincndments. >hall. with tbe yeas ami
navs I hereon, be entered in t heir journals
and referred h\ tbe secretary of slate to tbe
people for their approval or rejection, at the
m xt regular general elect ion, except when
i lie legi-lative assembly shall older a special
elect i'*n tor that purpose.
It a majority of
the electors voting on anv such amendment
shall vote in lavor thereof, it shall thereby
become a part of this Constitution. ’I’he
votes for and against such amendment, or
amendments, severally, whether proposed
by the legislative ass< inhly or by initiative
petition, shall be canvassed by the secretary
of stat in the presence of the governor, and
if it shall ap[iear to the governor that the
maj' i'ity of th«* votes cast at said election
on said amendment. or amendments, sever­
ally, are cast hi favor thereof, it shall be his
duty forthwith after -inch canvass, by Ins
proclamation, to declare the said amend
meat or amendments, severally, having re­
ceived said majority of votes to have been
adopted by t he people of Oregon as part-of
the Constitution thereof, and the same shall
tie in <dTect as a part, if tin* Constitution
from tin* date of such proclamation. W hen
two or more amendments shall be submit ted
m I lie manner afoit*<*aid to t he voters of this
s’ate a» the same clcctioii, thev shall be so
submitted that each amendment shall be
voted oil Separately. No convention shall be
called to amend or propose amendments to
t his (’oust ii u.ion. or to propose a new (-on
sfitnfion, uideksthe laxv providing for tsucli
convention sh dl first be approved by the
people on a referendum v<»t<*at a regulai
general election. This ariiclv shall not be
e.onstiued to impair I he right
tin people
t.<> amt-ml this (’oust it nt ion l»\ v«»le upon an
initiative petition therefor.’’
Done.it lie ('apitol of Salem, this 2Xt»h
<1 *v of February, A I) . 19tNJ.
(Signed)
(Joo. E. Chamberlain,
< rov« riior.
Itv flu- I ¡overn.il :
<s'iyiH <11 E l lhinbiir,
S. cielarv of Siale.
I Seal i
Bishop Morris of Portland died at
taken charge of
Tbe militia Im
■ miilnight of lhe 18th irist., of old age,
foot! stuffs
Som« dealers were tak­
Communicated.
j being over86 yearsof age, and having
ing ailvaetage of tie situation mid
Mr Editor: The enlet prising citi-
iieen in the ministry 60 years
Y’ears
dunging exborbitant prices
$1 5(1 a
1 af being charged for bread.
The z- tis are zealously working to secure ago be made annual visits to ('eos and
< ffi<-er* threaten to take all supplies for Bandon several manufHctniiug I Curry, ami became well known to all
away from dealers if reasonable prices plants, which, in addition to those al our people. At that time we had oii -
i ly trails, hut he loved the horse back
are not made.
ready in active operation, will add
I rule along the coast with its good
A deputy United States marshal ar­
greatly to the prestige and prosperity
•cetiery.
He loved our mountain
rived here yesterday and attached
, of this flourishing little city
streams .-mil was an expert angler.
the steamer Rol-arts on a libel of
We do not under value this very iml once said toiisth.it his trips to
*6700 in thesmt of the Hurd Lumber
«V Navigation Co. against Wm. Kyle commendable effort. It is one that ' nrry was one of tin- greatest, pleas,
ami others
D. I’.. Severy was placed should have tbe moral and financial -ires of his life. He lin'd great execu­
in charge of tbe vessel.
Siuslaw support of every citizen who is in a tive ability, was a successful timincier
position to extend it.
’a church matter--, ami in every way
West.
But there isotieother basis of pro - was a man of force and usefulness.
Patronize the business people who
perity for Bandon that should not be
Mes-rs Junes ami Newton, right -f
a Ivertise in the R ecoki > er . They are
overlooked, and that is the agricu) way men for the Oregon Coast and
the ones who are helping to build up
tural interest of the country trilmtaiy Easiern Railway, whu have been down
the town. \\ ithout advertising, the
to our town.
i lie coast as far as Crest ent ('ity, ar­
paper Would Lave to suspend public»
The surrounding lands are capi.hle rived at Port (trford last Friday.
t on. amt lhe better patronage we get
of supporting an additional popula­ They h ive secured right of way from
in this line the belter paper we will
tion of 20,<><•<) or more. Bung th: t H-iirly all lhe peoplr in the lower half
be able to issue.
many people to this territory, let them of lhe county, mcliiding, as they sav
I tie lift-saving crew .it Y'aqutna Bay
engage in cattle ami sheep raising, K. D Hume, A-a Crook and Raleigh
station rescued tliret- young men, C.
dairying, fruit, and vegetable glow
•»colt
And m-w when tbeircompany
Baker. Lee Itotv ati»l (i>*<>rge Michley
.ng. and yon may stop every mill, lias iuci rporated, and shows d< finite
Momtay morning
lint men were
shut down every factory, and close tjt' iltion t' t lllLt so u. t-i-.vy Will ||U
deep sea tishlllg
They hail beeij ol’t
the possihility of a railroad ever doubt la- iil-le to secure rights where WAT ANTED Several h ndred cords .......
all night, and were m n bail plight
l>
steen cord w »-d 'I once.
lll<|U:l*i
teaching ns, and still Bandon will I e thex have here to fore failed. J’bey a I upper Hotel >i Isindon Wooh-n .Mill
when fouml, their boat being kept
a prosperous town several times it* nave the good will of the people and Ilice
afloHt only by constant bailing.
preseti' size. There are I boiisamls of will liave hut litllfi tumble when the
111 N'< « LES for sale
No 2 u liih* cidii
\n exchange tells of a newspaper people ill I lie east paying high rents
* t shiiiL'Ies. full count», I per Ihoiis ind
I'tie of their survey is established.
Itimlon <’om inercia I (’»».
reporter win» interviewed thirty sue aud moving from farm t > farm year Ill Initu-
coesfitl business men ami found that atter year, iiiiable to accumulate
YY'ANII'I) ,‘HMItl colds ol shlliijle l»o|t
Tv
material.
B andon M i - g . (’•».
all of them when boys had been gov property aronud them beeause of tins
ei iie<| strictly and frequently thrashed. transient, unstable mode of life, wm»,
1\ \ N IT’J >
l»v
U II' tlt-M.l I«- Illul
He also interviewed thirty loafers ami
▼ 5
Htail <»nl< r house, asmsi.uit nt.i?t,i ■. i
could they be made to realize the op­
i
in
hi
<»r
w<»ni
hi
)
for
this
count
v and nd join
learned that twenty seven of them had portunities lying all about us, would
j; ii • r ? ii"i \
Salary ^‘.**1 anti »x|» ns<s pin I
been '• mammas darling, ami tbe be only too glad to avail themselves
wt • klv : t xpvnsi' inonev itlvanrrd
Woik
ol»’asani : position pt rnmnent
nixes»
other three had been reared by their of it 1'lieij let it be lhe Couslatit aim
incut or expel i»,ncc required. Sparr* luce
A. Garfield, Prop.
giaii'lniot hers.
vahiuble.
Write al on«’«- for lull pa tp nl u-.
of every iiibahitHiit of Bandon who
md enclose self addr»‘flscd envelop
SI I’H I.IS I I ShEN I.
A N Russ, the Humboldt million has its interest at heart to spread
Io2 Lake Si., f'hicaoo III
Hire slock raiser, left on the Kilburn abroad the news of tins undeveloped
for Eureka last night after having country, with its possibilities, its
TH I
\OTKI
WORK V SPECIALTY.
Nolle»* is hereby given that nil
r «»ns at,
completed one of th« largest real climate, ami its resources.
"rhithleii !•» limit. tish, enmp, <»r <»l her wise
estate deals made on the bay. Mr.
A united effort along this line will A.
itespa-s. witlimit.wiil cn i*erniis-iion ii | m » ii
f Ilf* I ’ Ittls i >f lhe llfidvrtfiglied, Township ?*. i
Russ purchased the Giant Beale bring results.
Let us bear from
>. Il II. < ’<»os cotin* v. < >r»‘gon, mid* r jm h ill v
properly of lltkl acres, on the Co­ others ou this subj»>ct.
• f |ir>isec'ition to the full extent of tin I res
pa«s
Laws nf tins State.
II. If. i;<»sx
i
quille paying ¥37.5(1 per acre, and 3(i(>
Yours tru’y.
Bandon Foundry
Machine Shop
Mill
and Steamboat
¡S pecial M achines
B uilt to O rder .
acres at the month of Beaver alongb
at ¥2(t per acre, and 1B0 acres on the
Coquille river nt alx»nt the same
price. The deal iuvoled in all about
?(>0,000.
1 lie land will be improved
N. 1 . C omer
Spring Millinery.
Trimmed hats on display at C.
Lowe's,
Hats made and trimmed
ami used for stuck raiaiog purposes.
order
M avì , G arfield .
—Coast Mail
Turned Shafting, Cu ft ami Set
Seretes,
.Mach ine
Bolts,
Pipe ami Eittings,
Brass Work.
General Kep&iring.
Pattern Shop in
Connection.
W of v
Camp organize I bv A. E. Woliver in 11*11 al
B.ind 'li, who have paid Benefit A«*' -smerifs
for which thev did not receive credit from
the Clerk, von are notified 'u fotw ird lour
rece'i Is to Edward E Oaks, District I »el
nt *
1'arkerabnrg. 1 )r
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SAMPLE ROOM
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IN CONNECTION.
BANDON,
OREGON
fr
CASH BUSINESS ONLY
After May 1, 1906
But the price on goods will be
reduced and will be an object
for you to trade with me.
WM. GALLIER.
DEA LEK IN HAKDWAKE.
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BANDI >\
MARKEl
T. ANDERSOKT- Prop.
Will Keep on Hand at nil 'limes
Fresh Beef. Pork. Mutton. Smoked Meats, Lard.
Sausages. Etc., also
Fresh Vegetables, Poultry. Eggs, Butler ami all Farm Produce.
I v ill pax highest market price for I.... . pork, million.wool, hides, etc.
S
NEED
NEW STOVE?
A
A Bench
Mimen. Billige-* nini Hentei-<*
Have in them *<» innnv excellencies that they are now acknowledged
the
Uieate-i «viler-. <m l|ie const, and they are growing in favor every venr
We
Inive the exclusive aoenev in Bnndoii fol these household anil office necessities,
and prices ranee exce»alinplv modest in either case
Onr assortment of Imrdwnre. tinwiirt mid edged tools is most Complete.
r
I’ he H ardware M an .
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BANK
BANDON,
ok
BANDON
OREGON
Capital $25,000.00
Of*’ I>11{ f ’ I'< IKS ;
F
N ol Ice.
I o all iiietnliersof the former M
/o $2.00 per Day
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K ronf . nhehg .
L
F ahy . Cashier,
F rank
President, J.
F lam , T.
P
D enholm .
Vice Pre«.
H. anly
A i ’ pfh ' i il l>inkiri<4 b’wirip^'« transict.ed, and r'i^toniera given » very accommodafioo
coiisisti'H» ’Mtl, < ifc «nd z'on«»*rvat : ve banking.
Correspondents:
ftiliik I
The American National Bank of San Francisco, California,
Perchants’ National Bank. Portland, Orrgon
The Chase National Bank of New York.
Opcn from !l
m
in
t«> 12 l»i
«nd f p 111. te» 3 p ut.