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Volume XXII. BANDON, Sues to Recover Damages Coquille Saloon Man Want* $5,000. A sensational action for damages was instituted in the circuit Court at Ibis place Monday morning, the case being another outcropping of the long waged and norelaxed community war over the liquor traffic. The plaintiff to the action is Chas. E. Baxter, and the defendant Philip E. Drane, but there are named as co-defendants and co-conspirators J. J. Lamb, M. H. Heraey, W. A. Goodman and A. E. Simpson. The amount sued for is $5000 and costs. A. S. Hammond is attorney for the plaintiff. Iu bis complaint Mr. Baxter al leges that iu June, 1905, tbe defend ants conspired to injure him io rep utation aud business by causing bis arrest and tbe continued closing of his establishment, be being, as be further alleges, eugaged in lawful re tail liquor selling in the city of Co quille. By reason of such arrest aud tbe deprivation of business earnings, contrary to the law and bis rights as a citizen be contends, be bas been in jured in character and business to an extent valued at $5000. Costs ancl counsel fees are also demanded. The action will come up for tnil at tbe September term of court, but as to who will represent tbe defendants we are not informed.—Seutinel. ------OOO----- Pioneer» Wil! Meet With the Old Soldiers. D. J. Lowe, president of tbe Coos County Pioneer Association informs tbe R ecorder that arrangements are being made to meet with tbe old soldiers at Myrtle Point, August 29 30, and 31. Tbe 31st will be “Pioneer Day.” Tbe program will be pub lished just as soon as it can be ar ranged. Good residence property and 5 loti, $3.000. A bargain. Bandon Real Estate Co. Geo. P. Topping returned yester day from a three weeks' visit at Port land and other points. Mrs. Topping, who has been visiting at Myrtle Point, returned with bim. Through some mistake Geo. O. Leach, manager of the Coquille branch, of Dow's wholesale business, received by tbe last Elizabeth 600 sacks of sugar instead of rolled bar ley.—Herald. MENS FURNISHINGS Complete Line Just Received This store is replete with everything in high grade furnishings. Our vast showing of Underwear, Shirts, Hosiery. Shoes, Neckwear, Suspenders, etc. combined with our special low prices keeps this store prominently at tbe top as positive headquar ters for wearers of stylish and dependable Furnishings. LORENZ & HOYT. nANIXIN, OREGON SAN FRANCISCO, CAL if ■ à» 5 ■ \ ! ' J ! I« We have opened an office in he Marshall building 6 iv es of he Pos office in Bandon for the purpose of doing ■ir ir a general Real Estate business, and are now prepared to W handle Farm, Timber and Co'al Lands and Town Proper vV w .. ty- Our San Francisco office brings us in contact with s ■.I- capitalists seeking desirable investments and affords us W V» special facilities for handling large tracts'of Timber or w s Coal lands, or tracts suitable for colonization. .r if you have property for sale in either town or con n- ‘<é* try, in large or small tracts, come in and talk it over with 8 us. We- hope to establish ourselves in business here by I «ù fair dealing and courteous treatment. All property listed W with us will receive our very best a ttention. Come in and let us get acquainted. •ù * T. B. WHEELER. Manager. O NOW is the time to buy Bandon real estate. / Best bargains offered by BANDON REAL ESTATE CO. Office in téléphoné buildiog, npetnire C. T. Blumenrother A. D. Morie Bandon, Oregon. Number 31. 2, 1906. Don’t foraci that Dr. Steele, dentist, is Coast Boats ' oeated in Bandon. Another Strike Overloaded. | '' H in San Francisco * F or S ale Secund baud furniture. S an F rancisco , July ¡10.— While Call at once. Mrs. Loreotzen. Coos Bay and Eureka Lines tbe rebuilders of San Francisco have Call on Zeek, Baudun, fur Seed Have More Than They not become discouraged, they are get- Oats, Seed Barley, Seed Potatoes. ting a bit weary of tbe coustaut de Can Handle. County Surveyor Cathcart was a business visitor in Bandou last week. mands made on them fur more wage« Carrying a cargo of 725 tons, every Tbe Myrtle Point aud Bandon base by men iu all walks of life. Tbe threatened strike on tbe street pound that she can handle, the steam ball teams will play at Coquille next Sunday. railroad begau this morning, when er Alliance will sail tonight for Eu E. Lewiu bas rented tbe Hartman about 1,600 men quit work, They reka and way ports, while her pas corner building and will open a meat were refused an eight hour day aud seuger berths will be fully occupied, market. au increase iu wages. The same difficulty is being expen ■ Tbe gas. launch Fish came over These uieu were track layers aud euced in taking care of tbe traffic on ■ from Coos Bay this week after a load pavers, and since work has begun on this route as on the Portland San of freight. tbe reconstruction of San Francisco’s Francisco run. Knowing, however, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Zeek have re that tbe California & Oregon Coast turned from au extended visit in street railroad system have been working 10 hours fur $1.50 aud $2 50 Steamship Compauy has all of its San Francisco. a day, respectively. T. T. Laud and Wm. Lyons will vessels pressed into service aud is do Some time ago they made a -ie ing everything possible to accommo engage in tbe grocery ami feed busi ness at Coquille. maud for au eight hour day and $2 50 date them, tbe shippers are uot de Fred Horr of Kansas, arrived here aud $3.00, respectively, which was re manding relief so stoutly. Saturday and is visiting at tbe borne fused. Efforts were made to arbitrate F. P. Baumgartner, the local agent, of Ledgerwood. the differences, but nothing good re says that search has been made of E. Erickson arrived from San the entire coast by bis company to Francisco Monday evening, coming sulted, and the strike followed. This is one of tbe worst blows the get another vessel to assist the Al up on the Kilburn. R. H. Rosa was at Marshfield last rebuilders have had, as there are uo liance, but so far, without avail. N odo week acting as a member of the men to take the places of tbe strikers. appears to be had at any price. Not board of road viewers. Tbe statement is made that tbe every steamer is suitable to call in at Miss men cannot live on the wages offered. Smith Bailey and wife and Coos Bay and Eureka, and for that Shelton of Roseburg, are visiting at With tbe aiil of the soup kitchens reason it is said to be a difficult mat the home of Fred Mebl. some of tbe workmen were just able ter to secure a suitable craft. The new steam schooner at HeticK- The F A. Kilburn will reach here endorff’s ship yard will be launched to keep body and soul together, but since restrictions were placed oil get tonight, but will not help out tbe tonight about 11 o’clock. situation to any material extent. All And now it is reported that the ting this help they have found it im of her space for tbe outward trip was sawmill at Empire will not be started possible to live on the small wage. The cost of housing families has in taken a week ago. While she stops up as announced last week. Walter Farrier and Jerry Lingo creased enot mously, clothing is high, at Coos and Eureka, she goes on will give a 10 round boxing exhibi food ¡8 costly, and in every way tbe through to San Francisco and bandies lion at Port Orford Aug 17th. expense of living has gone to a point a lot of freight consigned to mer Chas. Felter brought to the Rs chants at the southern terminus of cordf . r office a short time ago a rose where the men say it is impossible to the run. It ie said that at present that was 19 inches in circumference. live on the wages offered. Although the strike seriously ham three steamers ruuning no further I. Hacker ami daughter, Mrs L. than Eureka could get more freight Hasard. of Coquille, were spending pers converting the old cable lines in than they could possibly handle. several days on tbe beach last week to a trolly system, a large force is still Miss Bertha Wilkins, who has been at work The union is making every Some of them are of tbe opinion that teaching school near Myrtle Point effort to win tbe men over, aud it is a fleet of five vessels could be kept this summer returned to Bandon last likely that they will lay down their busy. Since the San Francisco dis evening. tools iu the near future. aster the major portion of the business Tbe Daily Times says there were Horn the intermediate points down 21 applications for seats on the Drain House and two lots fl,000. Ban- stage Saturday, but accommodations don Real Estate Co. the coast has been thrown to Port for 12 only. land Consequently the changed con Mrs. John Bergman ami daughter ditions make it impossible for the of tbe Umpqua life saving station navigation companies to handle tbe were visiting at tlie bom«1 of ('apt. R. trade. But oue of tbe boats on this Johnson last Sunday. route was tied up on account of tbe There is a move on foot to have all strike.—Telegram, July 30tb. the K. P. lodges in tbe county meet iu Bandon some day next mouth, ----- oco------ during tbe visit of tbe Grand Chan The railroad survey crew, seventeen cellor. in number, doing work in Curry A new ditch ami Hume is being county, Oregon, southward to tbe constructed from Ferry creek to the Klamath river in tbisconuty, received woolen mill which, when completed, word to proceed to Pepperwood, will give tbe mill an independent Humboldt county, to do work from supply of water. there southward to Willits, Mendo E. (). Trowbridge ami wife. W E cino county. The crew was expected Page. Win. Htckiug, A. -J. Hartmau. last evening and would go south John Lamont. Mr. Miller, Mrs. Lor entzeti, Miss Hoffuess ami brother, from here today. After completing left last evening for San Francisco. work in Humboldt anti Mendocino Married at the home of tbebriile’s counties lhecrew will return to this purer.te-M Dairyvillc, Aug. !*t. Mr section. Crescent City Record. W. H. Button ami Miss Olla Bossen, Rev. Geo H. Roach officiating They BandoD Real Estate Co. report the will reside in Bandon. Til ir man) following sales: friends extend congratulations Jno. McKinna ranch on Twomile Dniry Hancli for Hale:—Flic Bandon Ileal to J N. and C R. Langlois, >3500. Estate Co. has a fitiO acre dairy ranch for D. E. Stitt postoflice building to sale that ib a bargain. 250 acres cleared bottomland: well improved. Price $11,000 Thos. Devereux, $1500. Worth $20,000 to any man who knows what J. F. Stankiewicz, 2| acres to Mrs. to do with a dairy ranch. Four miles from Bandon. Investigate this. Elizabeth I). Gehlke, $350. Tbe Harbor says that in ten years Single lots in Portland Addition, to Bertha Duncan, Marion Lai.id, the lumbermen on Coos Bay will pay Nellie Laird aud Mrs. Mary E. Laird, out a million aud a half dollar« to have their logs brought over from $25 each. the Coquille by rail and nrg«s dig- Mrs. E. M. Hermann of Randolph gitig the canal, In ten years from has been allowed a pension of $10 a now there will probably be enough month, «fating from April 26tb saw mills on the Coquille to bandit • be log output. 0. S. Elliott is transacting business There was a very good attendance at the County seat. at tbeschool meeting Monday. The E I). Sperry and wife of Coquille, school board were empowered to buy are enjoying an outing at the beach. a suitable site and build another Thos. Langlois and sister, Mrs. school bouse. A tax of fO mills for Nelson, were Coquille visitors last two years was deemed sufficient to week. cover the cost and it will not be nec Two of tbe best business lots on essary t<» bon-1 the district. A tax Atwater street, $1.600. Bandou Real levy ««f 5 mills was made for main I E-tate Co. | taining tbe school. The “sympathetic boycott’’ is un- A uteri can, un just aud a two edged weapou. It uever bas beeu considered legal, aud the only reason it bas uever beeu attacked is because of tbe finan cial responsibility of tbe unions. Several weeks ago, however, tbe Pennsylvania court assessed a car- (leuters uuion some $2,800 because it bad boycotted a planing mill owner Tbe latter brought suit, and tbe court assessed damages for tbe amount sluted and issued attachment against tbe personal property of individual members of tbe union. If a merchant should parade in front of another man’s place of business with banners to tbe effect that bis goods were “un fair,” v suit would be brought iu a burry, because the rival ' merchant would be financially responsible. Hence, if a law is good for oue class of men it stands to reason that it should also be just to auotber class. Labor unions should incorporate for their own protection. The iuuocent man whose property is attached suffers from the misdoings of the walking delegate who lias no assets aud is nut financially responsible and earns bis daily bread by tbe power of bis jaw. Moreover a legal body will not do anything that may be sub ject to legal attack, and tbe old fashioned way of talking tbeir griev ances over with tbeir employer should prevail. The average employer is in clined to be fair, and au unfair em ployer cannot stand against public opinion. Tbe boycott must go!— Pacific Lumber Trad? Journal. F or S ale —1(50 acres—800 cedar trees from two to five logs each, 2000 poles averaging -10 feet. Also consid erable fir. 3| miles from Bandon. M. L. R. E dmunds . ?OK HALE—A u«HMt young Jersey milk cow. <’lieHp. Inquire of Albert Ktnlav, 1 Bandon. Oregon. ----- ooo— • Butter wrappers printed at tbe R e corder office. The Recorder <■»’ ? The WHEELER REAL ESTATE COMPANY. I OREGON: THURSDAY,. AUGUST Sent to any address Trowbridge’s Headquarters for Dependable Merchandise BANDON, OREGON
