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BANDON
BANDON BEACH
Bunton I» loosled at the mouth of tbe Coquille
river, E mite fro«u the Ifiiciür Ocean. l’opuHli *n
HUU. Has woolen mill. wbiriRle mill, brawn bandle
tilwnt, cannery and several aawuiillH in vicinity
iiav water .lent. L’*n»l schools and ctiiircbi - I
boats daily ou Coquille river
Steamers and
seboouers to ban Francisco. Railroad coming
An a summer resurt baa uo equal ou Ibe const
north of Natl Francisco. Bandon is noted for
ils evenly lemvered climate, the menu annual
teii,|K ralure lieing less variable II ihu at any
oilier point in the United States. Destructive
winds aud electrical storms are unknown.
Iioiueseekers will tind many opportunities here.
Volume XXII.
BANDON,
DECORATION DAT
PROGRAM.
MAY 24, 1906
OREGON: THURSDAY,
Number 21
Land Fraud Alleged in
Curry County.
Robt. Goetz visited bis mother at
Mrs. V. Arrington, of Myrtle Point,
Pursuant to the call of the Law to tbe candidates indurseli by this
this place a few days last week.
was a visitor here last week
and Order League, the temperance convention, who if elected will give
Mrs. Jessie Hale, of Denmark, has
A. Gottsehe was a visitor at the people met in muss convention in the their most earnest efforts to tbe en­
been visiting friends at Lampa this
county seat the first of the week.
* Court House at Coquille on Tuesday forcement of all laws.
Following is tbe program for Dec­ week.
Portland Journal.
D. W. Tbiirstou, 1
Born—at National City, Calif., to May 15th, 1906.
oration Day exercises iu Bandon.
Tbe long secreted
indictment
> Committee.
In
view
of
the
stormy
day
a
good
Jack
Fitzhugh,
of
Port
Orford,
Dr. and Mrs. Snook, a son. May 14th.
Bandon Poet No. 56 G. A. K. will
L.
I.
Hilberts
brought by the last federal grand jury
number assembled and were called to
St. John's
Episcopal Church,
meet at G. A. R. ball at 9:30 a. m., passed through here last week enroute the indictment which vague rumors
Precinct committeemeu were ap­
order by the Chairman J. J. Lamb.
to Nome
Wednesday, May 30lb. The proces
persistently declared would produce Services Sunday at 11 A. M. and 7:30 The Secretary D F. Dean being ab pointed and a vigorous campaign
Perch are quite plentiful in ilio a sensatiou when once its guardians P. M.
siou will form at 10 a. m. in tbe fol
sent, A. Haberly was appoint« <1 Sec. determined upon; Various local
river
ami some good catches are be­ were ready to give forth its contents,
lowing order:
Six to eight million feet of logs Pro. tern.
rallies being already arranged for.
ing made.
Bandon Concert Baud
A n A ttendant .
found its way to the public ear last were brought out of the north fork
On motion the Chairman was in­
Children bearing wreaths of ilowere JIA mass meeting is called to meet iu night. The charges which it con­ last week.
structed to appoint the various com­
Coquille the 30th to consider the tains fulfill every startling whisper­
Bandon Post G. A. R.
S. A. D Puler was arrested in Al mittees to report at the afternoon
building of a sewer system.
Bandon W. R. Corps
ing which preceded it, for it not only ineda Sunday and will be brought session.
Town Election.
Citizens
Twelve thousand cars of supplies accuses eighteen prominent men, back to Oregon.
A primary was held at the town
An interesting and inteiisly earnest
Tbe procession will march to the and seven million dollars in money most of them well known financiers
A large amount of gravel is being speech was then listened to from D- hall last eveuitig for tbe purpose of
cemetery anil comrades’ graves dec­ has been received al San Francisco.
and professional men of California, of placed on Maiu street and when it W. Thurston of Marshfield on the nominating a ticket for the town
orated. Taps. Return to town and
J. E. Fisber returned Tuesday a penitentiary offense, but it also becomes thoroughly
packed will justice of our efforts to protect our election next Monday. There was a
break ranks for dinner.
evening from Condon where he went charges a daring plot to roti tlie gov­ become a tine thoroughfare.
homes from the ravages made by men big attendance and a good ticket was
Afternoon services will commence to attend the Grand Court of For­ ernment of tbe possession of many
Lost—Lady's fur shoulder cape, whose reason is dethroned and put up. as follows:
at 2 o’clock at the opera bouse.
thousands of acres of valuable timber on the road betweeu Bullards and passions inflamed by drink.
esters.
F ob R eco KDKH:
Oration by Rev. Father Donnelly.
Bandon. The tinder will be rewarded
Col. Bl ii men rot hsr reports the reg­ land iu Oregon. Tbe mental appar­ by sending cape Io Mrs R. W. Bul­
Vote for One.
W.
W.
Rosebangh
told
of
tbe
re
Ail civic orders are respectfully in­
istrations in this vicinity as follows: atus of this plot was supplied by the lard, Bollard. Ore.
A. D. MORSE
markable
interest
iu
the
temperance
vited to turn out and take part in tbe
The mechanical
Bandon 273, Fonrmile 33, Prosper 69, 13 Californians.
A. RICE
Word has been rceived here of ttie question throughout the county as
procession mid exercises.
tools
were
five
citizens
of Oregon, in­
Parkersburg 49. 565 votes were cast
T
kustees
:
F
ob
manifested
by
Ihe
willinguess
of
marriage of Miss Hilda Erickson to
Memorial sermon will be preached
cluding a deputy county clerk of Mr Tom Hanahan, at San Francisco,
Vote for Five
in these precincts two years ago.
more than 850 voters of all party af­
at the M. E. church, Bunday, May 27.
Curry county and a U. IS. commission­ May Kith. Their many friends here
ELBERT DYER
filiations to pledge themselves to
Geo. W. Moore, of Port Huron,
er. They are all include.I in ihe in­ extend congratulations
T A MEHL
support
men
whose
known
character
Mich., was visiting L. J. Cody last
dictment.
Miss Sadie Fahy of I'arkerHburg whh h
CHRIS. RASMUSSEN
stands
for
sobriety
and
order,
and
week. Mr. Moore is Bank Commis-
Those men against whom warrants Bandon visitor jeslerday.
J. H. SHIELDS
sioner of Michigan and he and Mr. for arrest have been issued on evi­ A. 1'erHhbaker, Mrs. Fahy and Misi Cur against lawlessness and debauchery,
G.
A. BOAK
men
who
believe
in
the
majority
rul
­
Cody were former partners in the
dence alleging that they conspired to rotbers were visitors from Prosper yester­
I
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C
STEPHENSON
ing.
day.
Tbe commencement exercises of th
umber business ill that state.
defraud the government out of public
D
A.
PATTERSON
At
tbe
afternoon
session,
tbe
con
­
Bandon High School will be held at
Lost—Saturday night in Baridon, ladies
T. H. Shaw of Fourmile, was a lands, are Richard D. Joues of San
M. F. SHOEMAKER
opeu face watch. Keturn to thia offioe. $5 vention unanimously endorsed tbe
the opera house Friday evening. May Bandon visitor yesterday. He reports
Francisco, formerly of tbe Ainslee reward.
J. E FISHER
follow mg candidates for office*
25tb. Following is tbe program fur that the supplies for the new post
Lumber
company of Portland; Wm. Fourteen of the eighteen students of the Ed Raekleff, for Joint Represntative:
ANTEL HENRY, Sr.
tbe eveuiug;
office at Fourmile have arrived and H. Smith of S. F„ formally of tbe Bandon school who took the eighth grade
W.
F.
Disher,
for
Representative:
Orchestra
After the election business was dis­
the office is expected open for busi­ same company; James C. Cross, a dir­ ■naiuiriatioriH were given certiticatiH A
John F. Hall, for County Jugde;
Invocation... .Rev. W. R. F. Browne ness in a few days.
good
showing.
posed
of, the quest ioti of a celebra­
ector of tbe Pacific Lumber and Fur­
W. E Cleghorn, for County Clerk;
Salutatory.................. Frances Corson
tion
July
4tli was brought up. Tbe
A. B. Daly visited the Coquille last niture company of Los Angeles; D. C. H. Melville of Woodinville, Wash . ac Dr. E. Mingus, for Coroner;
Duet, Misses W. McNair and L. Boak
companied
by
bin
wife,
son.
daughter
and
majority
of
those present expressed
M. Goudwiu, a prominent physician
Recitation.......................Rittie McNair week, and placed several orders with
F. B. Bay left for Curry County this morn Archie McNair, for Commissier;
themselves
in
favor of a celebration.
the mill companies on the lower river, of Los Angeles; W. D Gould, an mg by private conveyance. 'I'hey are looking A. N Gould, for surveyor;
Orchestra
Messrs.
Trowbridge,
C. Rasmussen
attorney of Los Angeles; Frank A. for government land.
Valedictory........................ Ethel Dyer. among which were a Willamette
The committee on r* solutions sub­ and Fetter were appointed a committ­
Stewart, a merchant of Ophir, Or.;
Song................................................ Class Crackerjack engine, 60 inch boiler,
mitted Ihe following report:
ee to act.
W . T. Kerr, a lumberman of Coquille;
MILLINERY
cylinders
10x13,
with
the
Coquille
Address to Class.. Pres. B. F. Mulkey
\\ liereas, the Liquor traffic as
M
es
Grace
Hoyt
invites
the
ladies
of
thi*
O GO-----
Mill & Tug Co., and a Beck steam John R. Miller of Bort Orford; Fred
Orchestra
legalizeii
amt
protected
by
law,
is
a
vicrnity
to
call
and
see
her
»ssorlnjciit
ol
Don't forget that. Dr. Hteele, dentist, is
feed and set of live rollers, with the w. Dennis, a wealthy real estate millinery goods! New and up-to-date at vies. business universally recognized as
Presentation of Diplomas
dealer of Sau Francisco, Richard Lowest prices Can please everyone. Call
hs'altd in Bandon.
Prosper
Mil!
Co.
News.
Music...............................Male Quartet
productive of great moral, civil amt
Hynes, M. M. Riley aud Lee R. at residence.
T. B. Wheeler was a Bay visitor
political evil, corrupting officers, de­
Myers, stock brokers of Los Angeles;
Socialist Speaking.
last week. On his return he was ac
bauching
manhood,
degrading
JUST ARRIVED!
Geo.
L Stearns of Los Angeles; Jere­
J. D Stevens, an eloquent and comp»’—*ed by his son. Edgar L.
womanhood
and
robbing
childhood
MARINE
S
miah Huntley, former Uni'ed States
forceful speaker, will discusH the po­ Wheeler, and Clarence L. Johnston
and youth of their inhereut rights to
commissioner for Curry comity; Jas. The gasoline launch Fish lowed the t'af-
litical issues of the day. from a who bad just arrived from San Fran­
protection from evil inilueiices, and
S. Johnston, former deputy clerk of lalo over from Coos Bay thia morning.
socialist standpoint, Saturday even­ cisco for the purjMise of looking over
whereas, the local option law is the
Curry county; Warren Gillelen, pres
The Berwick was fast on the sand 8|it at
ing. May 26th at 8 o’clock in Stitt’s Coos County. Edgar L. Wheeler is
legal
method nearest at band and
ident of the Broadway Bank and Bogue river Monday but was off the next
Hall Bandon, Oregon.
most
effective
lo secure an iiiiniedate
tbe S. F. Manager of the W heeler
Trust company of Los Angeles; R. day.
The Sell. Oregon arrived Fiidav and in remedy in Coos County.
A cordial invitation is extended tbe Heal EstatoCo., which has an office
W. Kenny cashier of tbe same bank, loading at f’arkerabnrg null. She brought
public. Come out and learn tbe So­ at this place. The visitors were well
Therefore be it resolved by the
and A. H Hedderly, a pbysiciau of up ten tons of hay and feed.
cialist side.
pleased with Bandon.
temperance people assembled in mass
for
Loa Angeles. ' 'There are several Stui. Chioo aailed for S. F. Thursday night
convention, that we express our ap
with
200
M
lumber
and
SO
cords
matchwood.
John Does and Richard Roes for
't he Elizabeth and Chico are both due proval of the present Local Option
whom real names may be substituted tomorrow.
Law as adopted by a majority vote in
later on
the state of Oregon, and in Coos
These 18 men are charged in tbe
Langlois Will Celebrate.
County two years ago Though
indictment with conspiring continu­
There will be a celebration at rendered inoperative by a recent de
ously from some time in tbe year 1901 Langlois on July 4tb and all are
I have just received two more
cision of tbe Supreme Court, And
up to August 26, 1904, to defraud the cordially invited to attend, W at eh
futtber
that
we
call
upon
all
voters
shipments of new millinery goods
government out of large tracts of for program which will appear later.
We have opened an office in the .Marshall building
favorable to temperance legislation
from San Francisco and Portland.
land in the Roseburg district iu Curry
NOTICE.
west of the Postoffice in Bandon for the purpose of doing
to again vote for the law at the elee
county; with making false statements
As it has been reported l>y parties tion to be held on June 4th 1906, be The ladies of Bandon and vicinity
a general Heal Estate business, aud are now prepa red to
when entering claims; with procur­ interested iu the land business that I
iieving it worthy of a fair mid lionest I arc invitee to call and inspect this
handle Farm. Timber and Coal Lands and Town Proper­
ing deeds framlnlently; with induc­ have been put out of business as U
trial
before being rejected by I be ’ new stock. Best quality goods and
ing people lo procure fraudulent S. Commissioner. I wish to state to
ty- Our San Francisco office brings us in contact with
the public that such is not true, but voters, as well as against the proposed
deeds; with attempting to obtain I am still at the old stand ready to liquor mens amendment, which is a low prices.
capitalists seeking desirable investments and affords us
money for helping these people to take tilings and all other land busi­
repeal of the present Local Option
special facilities for handling large tracts of Timber or
obtain fraudulent deeds; with provtir ness excepting taking proofs which Law, and substitution of one favor­
mg fraudulent proofs of entry; with will hereafter t>e taken before sp<«cial
Coal lands, or tracts suitable for colonization.
agents of the General Laud Office at able to their business, and. Be it fur
attempting to establish these proofs, the County Clerk’s office. All < flier
If you have property for sale in either town- or coun­
ther resolved, that we pledge I In* 850*
and with securing a notary public to land office business transacted by me
votes
represented by Ibis coiivi-til ion
try, in large or small tracts, eome in and talk it over with
take false acknowledgements, The as usual, likewise al) real estate I n-i
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Col. C. T. Blnmenrotber
us. lie hope to establish ourselves in business here by
indictment chargee directly that nets.
attempts were made to secnie over
fair dealing and con rteous treatment, .til property listed-
Cheese Factory and
BO.tltM) acres of land ami that tbe de
with its will receive our very best attention
Creamery Wanted.
fendants bave obtained possesstou of
There
is
a
great
opportunity al
Come in and let us get aci/uainted.
from five to eight thousand acres of Bandon for a cheese factory and
ù
government land through fraud.
T. H. 11 IIEELEIl. .Manager.
creamery amt someone who thorough
The warrants for Ibe arrest of each ly understands the butter ami cl.... so
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of the 18 alleged conspirators bave industry could work up a splendid
business here.
Several humbed
been placet! in the bands of deputy cows could be milked within a few
Unitetl Stales marshals and they »ill miles of town and ihe milk or cream
be served a1 once. Tbe amounts of could be delivered early in the day at
You are invited to call and see the new up-to-date
bail have already beeu determined small expense. Parties desiring to
engage in this line of business will
Joues. Cross, Goodwin and Hedderly
do well to investigate the proposition
must furnish $5,(MX) each to secure at this place.
I heir freedom. Gould, Stewart, Kerr
Miller, Dennis ami Stearns are to be LOCAL NEWS 18 YEARS AGO.
[From lirx oBi MH May 2i> , isss.j
held hi bond» of $2,690 each, ami
Born— Ht Denmark. May 12, 188H,
Smith. Hynes, Riley. Myers, Hnntly,
to the wife of R. J. E. Campbell, a
Johnston, Gillelen ami Keuuy are lo
son.
I be held for #1,0110 each.
Born—Near Bandon, May 17. ISBN,
The story of the attempt ami par
to
the wife of Kobt. Bullard, a s hi
tial success of these California I hih I-
Chris
Long and Emil Wulschleger
grabliers to obtHin vast timber tracts
were fishing outsole Thutslay and
The laud in qiiestiuu is on Euchre had fairly good luck. Chris hooked
ami Loltster creeks
what the boys call a sea serpent. It
is about six feet in length and is
The entertainment given by the probably of the eel family.
Tbe machinery, or the major por
high school students at the outers
tion
of it. for Persbbaker's mill came
house last Sat nt day night was well
up on the schooner Coquille
attended, the proceeds amounting to
The home of Mr. Crowley ou Sixes
almost tiftv dollars, which will be river was burned with nearly all its
lined to partly defray commencement contents.
expenses and also to add some new
Joe Cissna is said to have cleaned
books to the school library.
up
$100 last we- k
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COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES.
M illinery
Decoration Day
The WHEELER REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
Maud Garfield
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