Bandon recorder., August 09, 1906, Image 4

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Lie to Long.
Cleveland, Aug, 6—In direct con­
tradiction oj tbe allegation of exSec-
retary of the Navy Long reads at
Plymouth that tbe pilgrim fathers
were liars, grafters and debauchees,
John D. Rockefeller said yesterday:
“Thia is a great and good country
to live io. It is a powerful country,
and has grown to its present position
through tbe strength of tbe few
Puritan fathers who first settled here.
“It was this spirit of tbe pilgrims’
love of truth, respect for it, desire for
right living, which laid the massive
foundation for the United States,
The Puritans made the beginning.
We should keep it as they intended.”
Notwithstanding tbe fact that tbe
• government is hard on tbe trail of
Rockfeller, and will make extra­
ordinary efforts to indict bim at tbe
Chicago investigation this week, the
richest man in the world expressed
his unswerving patriotism aud loyalty
in bis sermon to bis Euclid Avenue
Baptist Sunday school class yester- j
«lay morning. He was in specially
good humor, shook bands wi<b every-
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body BDd patted bis more intimate
friends affectionately on tbe back.
The eulogy of tbe Puritans by tbe
oil king is being compared with tbe
sensational statements of ex-Secre-
lary Loug that these same men were
rotten in morals, that drunkenness,
slander, bickering, licentiousness aud
even crimes against nature were com­
mon witbin tbe first decade of
Plymouth colony. Comment is also
being made in thia connection upon
Long's statement (bat:
“The saints in Plymouth colony
can be counted opou my fiugers
Some of the very select were false to
their trust, falser by far tbau any
president of a modern insurance com
pany.
“Their first ministry was a facetious
hypocrite and grossly immoral, and
the second was a cross between a
a crank and an idiot."
There is a diversion of opinion as
to which of the great American’ opin
ions should bear tbe greater weight,
that of ex Secretary Loug or John
D Rockefeller.
RAYMOND LAUNCHED COQUILLE NEWS NOTES
AT PROSPER.
Leander, Our Correspondent
Tbe launching of the steam seboon
er Raymond, at Prosper last Thurs­
day Sight was attended by probably
tbe largest crowd ever assembled at
that place. Excursion boats were
run from Bandon and Coquille and
tbe gasoline launches brought their
full ¡quota. The evening was idea)
for an excursion. Tbe Bandon aud
Coquille bands were hi attenance
and furnished music enroute. The
launching was scheduled to take
place at 10 o’clock but some little
trouble was encountered iu getting
the vessel started from the ways and
it was about eleven o'clock when the
trim schooner slid gracefully into tbe
river amid tbe cheers of the spec
tators aud tbe whistling of other
craft. It tell to tbe lot uf Miss Kate
Rosa to break the buttle of wine and
christen tbe vessel “Raytuond.”
The Raymond is 180 ft long, 38 ft.
beam, 13 ft depth of hold, and is a
tine model. She was built for Sud­
den & Christensen of San Francisco
aud will be put in tbe lumber trade
between S. F. anti Raymond, Wash.
Capt. Kittleson iuforms ns that it
will require about a months work yet
to
complete tbe deck bouse aud pul
Butter wrappers printed at the R e ­
on
the finishing touches. After this
corder office.
work is done she will he loaded with
300.000 ft. of lumber here ami taken
to Coos Bay where 600,000 ft. more
will be takeu on and then towed to
Sau Francisco. She will be an oil­
burner aud upou arrival in tbe city
tbe engine and other machinery will
be installed at tbe Union Iron Works
The Raymond cost about $72.000 and
is one of tbe largest, if not tbe largest
vessel ever built on the Coquille river,
and is a credit to tbe Heuckendorff
yard.
After tbe launching tbe Prosper
ball was tbe scene of a gay dancing
party who tripped the light fantastic
until the wee srna’ hours, tbe Seaside
Orchestra being in attendance and
furnishing excellent music. The
river boats left at midnight but many
remained to enjoy the pleasures of
the giddy whirl.
All in all it was a most successful
launching and much credit is due
those in charge
Homeseekers
and
Investors
Investigate the
Opportunities offered at
A ND ON
The
Growing
Town
of
Coos County
The Manufacturing
Town.
There will be a dance at Prosper
Saturday evening, the Seaside Or­
chestra will furnish music and boats
will be run from Coquille and Ban­
don,
Tells of tke Week’s Inci*
. dents at the Hub.
The weather continues tine and
these clear moonlight evenings with
the geutle zephyr breeze filtering
through the green foliage tiuds us
strolling up and down lovers lane
with onr sweethearts wbisperiug
words of love and affection in their
eara.
The eonuty court is in session
transacting their usual routine of
business.
Tbe Baxter Bros, still continue to
dispense the necessary elexir of life
notwithstanding tbe protest of tbe
probis. Consequently it is »ip to the
disciple« of Blackstone and tbe jurists
to decide (he dilemma.
Tbe steamer Antelope decided she
was tired of tbe trials and tribulations
of this world and would shuffle off
this mortal coil, consequently she
paid McGinty a visit at tbe bottom of
tbe river, but there is a posse of men
attempting Io resuscitate her, think
iug her day of usefulness is not past
T, T. Land aud Wm. Lyons have
formed a partnership and are going
to conduct a wholesale establishment
consisting of grain, feed, bay, etc.
They are both reliable and energetic
men aud we bespeak for them a liber­
al patronage.
We received tbe intelligence of tbe
untimely death of Dave Collier in
Idaho aud his body will be brought
here for interment.
His lamp of
life was extinguished when bis sun of
usefulness should have beeu at its
meridiau height. It is tbe same old
story; a young man raised m idle
ness and cradled in tbe lap of luxury
seldom achieves success aud ascends
tbe ladder of fame. Il is to be re­
grafted that such are the facts, but
nevertheless it is. A young man en
dowed with good health and earning
bis own livlibood is tbe one who will
succeed.
Leander.
X-Rays.
Russell Sage s fortune was much
greater- tbau the ansuawor found it to
b*.
John D. Rockefeller aud tbe trust
magnates are firm believers in tbe
“absent treat meat.’
Stolypin is to leave tbe Russian
cabiuet If that is all be stole be
should make auotber grab before he
goes.
Whose business is it what Russell
Sage did with bis money. What
Russell did was “nutbiug to nobody.”
As an example of tbe benefit of
oiling roads, see bow smooth tbe path­
way of John D. Rockefeller's life bas
been made by tbe process.
Anthony Comstock's latest is to
have a young woman bookkeeper for
tbe Art League arrested because tbe
League published a series of pictures
a few of them in tbe nude. Anthony
evidently is fund uf lingerie.
Illinois followed Oregon's lead aud
Saturday held primaries at which the
United States senator was voted for
just as iu Oregon. We may be slow
up iu this neck of the woods but,
when it comes Io tbe home stretch
there is uotbing ahead of us
Those Walla Walla girls who are
helping (heir dad harvest bis wheat,
are tbe kind that in less strenuous
hours, till a shirt waist with gladness,
adorn a ball room, grace a wedding,
aud make for some man a home that
will make him think be bas located
the Garden of Edeu.
Mrs. Leslie Carter was married a
few days ago at Portsmouth, N. H
Ou that occasiou she gave her age hs
30. Her sou now announces bis eu-
gagemeut to Miss Norma Munro, de­
claring their ages are the same 26.
Now tbe question is well, come to
tbiuk of it—there are several ques­
tions and some couuudruma.—Salem
Capital Journal.
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Aug 8—Scb Ruby, to Prosper Mill.
Aug 8—Sch Advance, to Parkers­
burg Mill
Aug 9—Scb C. T. Hill, to Prosper
Mill.
R. F. Shannon aud Mrs. Croy were
married at Coquille yesterday.
General Stossel doea not under*
stand the exact status of hie oBse but
be considers it eminently proper to
look in the glass every morning to
see if bis bead is still ou straight.
Now that appendicitis bas become
so cotumou the wealthy are taking
more and more to the fashion of get­
ting hurt iu auto accidents.
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
At North Bend
Is Dow open for the re
ceptiou of patients. The
terms aie $10 per week
and upwards, For par­
ticulars apply to : :
Sisters of Mercy
Eldorado
Wines, Liquors
and Cigars....
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We don’t know what the trouble
between Salvador and Gautamala is
about, but we suspect that Mrs.
President Cabrera turned up her
pretty little uo6e at Mrs. President
Escalon about the wash.
Rasmussen Bios.
Proprietors.
Bandon,
"Elks are pouring in” says a Den-
ver dispatch. That's a habit Elks
have.
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ARTHUR RICE
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here duriug the last few days placing s
Jeweler and
Watchmaker
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stakes through the town and beyond
Kitiidolph.
BANDON, OR.
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it. Even the doubters are now con­ ir
Miss Anderson late of California, is
u SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS.
vinced that we will have a railroad in s
visiting her brother at Andersons's
s The largent and best assortment in
the near futuie. Stage travel through & town. Aisles polished and mount­
camp. ’
w ir ed to order. If you find a nice agate
Miss Mintie Doak vipited with her town is increasing daily and with the w while on tbe beach we will tell you
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friends Misses Maude and Ruby ease of railroad travel the goiuus and S whether it is worth mounting. A
tût
Ellingson of near Parkersburg Tues­ comings would be increased many s large assortment of watches, clocks,
silverware and Jewelry of all kinds,
day and Wednesday.
times.
8 Gold and Fountain Fens, including
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We are interested to record the
Mips Lena Li ndeheck of Arago is
the Waterman and Conklin's auto­
matic fillers, the best in tbe market,
visiting relatives of this place.
marriage of Mr. Wm. Button to Miss
»? We have the Marshall one dollar
Mr and Mrs. Bates returned home Ollie Boesseu which event occurred
fountain pen.
Tuesday after a few days visit with last week Wednesday at the bride’s 8-
Mr. and Mrs. Wandling of Two-mile home, the Rev. Mr. Roach officiating
Capt. Harvey James and family of Congratulation*.
My.tle Point, are enjoying an outing
Mrs. Frank Langlois weot to Ban
on tbe Whiskey Run beach,
don last Monday, returning in the
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Doak visited evening.
their daughter Mintie, and sous Win
Mr. and Mrs. Otbick and Mrs.
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
and Jason, of Randolph tbe first of
Malehorn
spent last Sunday at l’ape
the week.
Blanco taking iu the beautiful seen
Mrs. C. Hayter returned home Iasi
Located In EL DORADO BUILDING.
[ Saturday after a few «lays visit with ery for which that spot is famous.
First Street. BANDON. OKKflON
her sister, Mrs. Ella Loug of Bandon
A dance was given last Saturday SHAVING. SHAMPOOING AND HAJK
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CUTTING AT STANDARD PRICES.
Bathroom newly fitted up with Porcelain
Tub
Hot or Cold Hath.
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Mr. ami Mrs. H Russell were evening for tl e entertainment of the
Baudou visitors on Monday.
surveyors. Hearing no adverse state
Mi-a M'titio Doak was shopping
meut,-w« conclude it was enjoyable
Coquille on Wednesday.
and civil.
Mrs. M. Hultin visited at the bone
Mr. and Mrs. George Belloni and
of her son A Hnltin on Sunday.
little daughter spent a few days of
P eooit and P atsy .
last week with friends here, aftei
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which they visited at Cape Blanco,
If it wer not funny it would be
sad to see bow a rich man's wealth ami at tbe McKinzie borne. Mr.
melts away when the tax assessor Belloni will be remembered as tbe
comes into view.
former proprietor of tbe Star ranch.
A Pennsylvania judge says a They uow reside at near Coquille.
mother can spank her daughter. Thai
M r. aud Mis. Steve Gallier went to
may be true provided she is not a
Baudou last Saturday returning
physical culture girl.
Monday.
Bend, Or.
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WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS.
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Good Reason.
The Coming Summer
Resort of the
Oregon Coast
"Why do you turn from me?" be
cried.
“Do not ask me!’’ she faltered,
paling.
“But 1 must know ’Abat have i
done?"
“Oh nothing nothing. Harold! It
ia something I have done.'* She
seemed to weep silently
“Yon! Can it be yon have <|oue
something ili-ii makes yon turn «wav
from nie thus? I demand to kqpw.—
tell me tbe worst. '
I ! ve been eatiugunions
Fred Lorentzen caqie down from
Bandon Sunday and is still visiting
friends here.
Mr". Jo Holman and little son
came to Laugluis last Monday and
will remain for b vacation. Mrs
Holm an is a sister in- law of Mrs
Counts
A dance will be given next Satur­
day evening by the Star ranch boys,
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Tbe bearing in these Pittsburg
divorce cases ought to be held in r
padde«! cel(
Neatly and
Promptly
Done at the
Recorder office.
CLARENCE Y.
Bundon.
LOWE,
Oregon,
Druggist and Apothecary
la jus* In receipt of a new and
fresh stock of
Drugs and
Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
!»ruggi*t* Maadrir*.
S ponueh . S oap ,
N uts and C an dim .
PERFUMES. BRUSHES,
< Her». V«>te<">a and Cigarette«.
PainM. Olis, Glas« sad Painters' Supplies.
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