Valine XXII.
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BANDON,
OREGON: THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 6, 1906
Number 36.
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Nelsou aud bis second were biased
Wanted Millwright,
Write to
Lee
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as they departed. Billy Nolau, Nel­ ! Box 41, Baudon, Or.
Cot. Rosa, Jr. was a Marshfield
House and lot on First St., Bandou
son’s mauager, made a disconnected
itor
the
latter
part
of
last
week.
$775,
Baudon Real Estate & Loan
statement in which be said Gans
the Co
Geo.
H.
Baxter,
foreman
ou
Nelson Fouls Gans in the promised * not to claim a decision on a Sentinel, was a Bandou caller yester­ Large business block in Baudon,
fool and yet be jumped at the very first
A Germau who shipped on the
day.
$4000, Bandou Real Estate & Loan
Forty-Second Round.
I opportunity to make such a claim.
There
is
another
big
enterprise
on
Co.
Elizabeth
this trip as a fireman, failed
Mrs. C. S. Elliott is visiting her
t All Nelson would say was, Gaus was sister Mrs. Winnie Thompson, near
tap
for
Bandou.
We
are
unable
to
E. F. Oaks has purchased a cottage
to respond to the call for breakfast
Arena, Goldtield, Nev. Sep. 3.—
tired aDd quit. Gaus iu many ways, Draiu.
iu Woolen Mill Additiou, of M rs. give the public any of the details thia this morning an investigation failed
Battling Nelson deliberately fooled
put up a uiost remarkable battle.
The Hartman grocery stock was Swift aud has moved bis family here week as we have beeu requested to to reveal bis whereabouts. About the
Joe Gans in the forty-second round
moved
iuto the new concrete building from Parkersburg.
Hie good generalship was shown
say nothing uutil a definite decision same time bis abseuce was noted two
of the beet and longest fight seeu in
this
week.
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when in the thirty-third round be
is reached. However, if the industry Mexican deck hands discovered that
mhny years. Both men were tired
The City Restaurant is open for
New Meat Market.
broke his right hand. ’Never after
1 comes here it will add another good they were short about $100 of bard
bnsineaa again under the management
when the fight ended. But Gans was
Mr. E. Lewin wishes to announce pay-roll in the manufacturing district
did be strike a blow with it except a
earned cash, so a strenuous effort is
of J. G. Leueve.
apparently the strongest, aud away
to
the people of Baudon aud the pub­
few short arm knocks while clinching
and add population and wealth to the being made to hod the firemau on
Mr. and Mrs John Kronenberg of lic it> general, that be has leased the
ahead on poiuts and bad smashed aud
He did all his work with his left hand
A decisiuu will likely be suspicion that be might know some­
Coquille
are visiting relatives at Port Hartman building aud will opeu a towu.
cut Nelson all through the fight with­
aud put it all over Nelson. Gans in Orford and on Elk river.
reached
in
the next teu days.
first-class meat murket uext Mouday,
thing about the disappearance of the
out being badly hurt himself.
the thirty third landed a bard right
Capitalists looking for good invest filthy lucre. Peter Hageuseu of Lang
About fifty heathen cbinee came and solicits a share of your patrouage.
Shortly after the forty second round
band punch ou the side of Nvison s down on the Kilburn to work in the
meats in a growing towu, are just lois, arrived in town early this morn­
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commenced the men were in the
face. A bone in bis baud snapped Baudon ami Prosper canneries.
commencing to realize the advantages ing and reported meeting a strauger
Town
Trustees.
usual clinch, Nelson bad his bead on
C. Timtuous arrived from Astoria
and Gaus stepped back with an ex­
The town trustees met iu regular offered by Bandon for almost any whose description fits the firemau to
Gans’ shoulder and his arm was
on
the
last
Kilburn
and
is
getting
bis
monthly
Hessiou at the council cham­ kind of on enterprise, and they will
pression of pain. He limped around
a dot. about seven miles south of
down. Several times be bit Gans be
cannery ready to commence opera ber last Friday evening, all members
88 if be had stepped ou bis foot or
not
be
slow
to
get
in
ou
the
ground
town. He made inquiry as to the
tious.
of the board being present. Bills were
low the belt, feeling for a vital spot.
turned it aud uo one realized be had
floor.
Bandon
possibly
may
not
be
distance to the next towu and when
F’ T. McMullen of Denmark wan a allowed as follows: A. Haberly, re­
The colored boy sunk to his knees
badly injured bis right band, although Bandou visitor the last of the week paying pound tax on heifer, $2.50: A. the first city in Coos county but it is last seen was kicking up the dust at
and rolled over on bis back when I
it was suspected he might be injured. He made a business visit to Coquille Rice, recorder, $8.00; Geo. P. Top­ a dead certainty that it will be a close about a six mile clip. A message has
Siler ordered Nelson to bis corner
Saturday.
ping, legal services, $7.50; E. B. second.
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beeu seut to the deputy sheriff nt.
and awarded the fight to Gans on a
Henry, marshal and work ou streets,
Mrs.
A.
G.
Hoyt
and
daughter,
Miss
J. L. Kronenberg returned from
Langlois to take the strauger in tow
foul.
Grace, returned on the Breakwater $215.39. Ou uiotiou an ordinance is
A big scow was launched from the when be arrives there aud it is very
San Fran cisco yesterday.
Siler’s decision received almost the
from California where they have been to be drawn granting a ten year fran­ HeuckendorfT shipyard this week. It
Mrs. C. Timmons and daughter ar-
chise Io C. B. Zeek for building is owned t>y the Prosper Mill Co., will likely that he will be apprehended.
visiting relatives.
unanimous approval of the whole rived from Astoria last evening.
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Deer are plentiful in Wallowa wharves to deep water ou Homer and carry 150,000 ft. lumber and is now
crowd. The foul was so visible the
Mrs. Mary Jones has returned from couuty, and if the law is observed Lumber streets, said wharves to lie being loaded at Randolph.
men who bad bet on Nelson could an extended visit at Spokane, Wash.
State School Fund Apportion-
they will become Very numerous in free from toll for all local traffic. An
not say it had not beeu committed.
ordinance was also ordered drawn
Don
’
t
forGet
that
Dr.
Steell-,
itentist,
is
Oregon
iu
a
few
years
Portland
John Lamont returned last Thurs­
ment.
granting the Coquille Steamboat Co. located in Baudon.
All through the long contest Nelson day eveniug from a trip to San Fran- Journal.
the
right
to
put
water
pipes
from
bad employed rough tactics He re­ cisce.
..$ 64 60
4 Latnpa................
Judge Lowe visited friends and rel­
Judge Burnett of Mariou county
BoHk s creek along the streets to ship atives at the Bay last week.
...710 60
Coquille
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8
peatedly butted Gans and had to
Geo. E. I’eopler, the bn'termilk will preside at the September term of channel.
Marshfield
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9
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...969 00
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have bis head hauled away by the man from Coquille was a business the circuit court which convenes at
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Of»
...102
Parkersburg.
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Coquille uext. Monday, Judge Hamil­
Baudon Real Estate & Loan Co.
referee. Referee Siler said to the visitor Friday.
I’rogressi »<• l.anipH.
00
...527
North
Bend...
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ton being unable to be present.
report the following transfers:
Associated Press that while he did
Dr. B. F. Parsons optometrist, the
Riverton
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...112
20
14
L.
J.
Cody
and
wife
spent
Friday
Miss Irene Lamb of Coquille. Graduate in
R. W. Lundy to Walter Laird, six
...120 70
Randolph..........
not say the foul was intentional, there well-known eye doctor will visit Ban­ music of Columbia Collece, Milton. Oregon, at Cody Lumber Co’s camp.
21
lots in Portland Add.
Two Mile..........
.... 74 80
in prepared to give lessons on piano and
was no doubt but it bad been com­ don and vicinity.
Miss Pearl Sweet departed Monday
C. D. Felter to Tbos. Devereux, 29
mandolin in Bsudon. Tuesday and Wednes
Myrtle
Point
...
.. ..592 90
41
W. C. Chase and family of Coquille
for Eugene to resume her studies in Block 31, Portland Add.
mitted. Nelson, he says, bad used bis
day of each week. Terms 50 cents an hour.
New
Lake
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... 40 80
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the high school at that city.
E. Dyer to E N. Fish, lots 7, 8, 9.
usual tactics all through the fight, were Bandou visitors Saturday eveu- Inquire of Mrs. Chas. Kime.
....503
20
Bandon
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54
mg and Sunday.
Mrs. T. P. Hanly has been visiting ’ 10. Breakwater Add.. $600
and while be knew Nelson was butting
John Danielson has pnrchascd two
00
60
...
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Prosper
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Putnam & Smith to E. N. Fish, lots
The Sinslaw liar lias shoaled up of lots iu Fisher Addition which ho is her mother, Mrs. J. H Schroeder of
whenever be bad an opportunity, be
...78 20
64 Four Mile........
5 & 6, Breakwater Add.. $800.
late and the Wasbcalore has been clearing and will soon commence Argo, for the past week.
did not disqualify him for that be­
Harry
Wilson
to
Ed.
Good,
4.|
Mr. and Mrs. M L Randleman
bar bound there for a mouth.
work on a new residence. Mrs
cause be saw he was not hurting
visited
relatives iu Bandon the last of acres adjoining towu, $1600.
Thompson
has
bought
three
lots
and
W. E Dietz of Myrtle Point has
Miss Grace Skeels was visiting Ban
Gans, and as no other referee ever
Martha J. Taylor to Elmer E.
the week.
been soliciting orders for nursery will build next spring.
don
friends yesterday.
Doyle,
167
acres
on
Bear
creek,
$1400,
i
bnd disqualified Nelson for doing the stock in tbis vicinity this week.
Thomas Hanly Hnd W. J. Sweet
Miss Laura Graham returned to
Anna
Lorentzen
to
Jena,
Sorensen,
|
Rev. G. H. Roach preached at the
same thing, be did not feel like doing
made a business trip by “gass’’ boat,
J. J. Stanley ami family of Coquille her home in Alameda on the last
lot and barn property in Langlois Presbyterian church in Coquille last
to
Aasen
’
s
camp.
it; besides the crowd were there to have been camping and enjoying au Breakwater after an extended visit
$450.
evening.
here with Miss Claire Walker. Miss
Miss Gamble and Mr. Geo. Cody
see the tight and be did not want to outing at the beach the past week.
Prosper tracts as follows: Nels
Walker and Miss Flora Walser ac­ were visitors to Bandon Sunday,
Sam Nass, manager of the Prosper
disappoint them. Siler was loudly
Peterson to H. P. Hausen, $50; Pet-1
O. A. Trowbridge, C. Y. Lowe and companied he as far as Marshfield.
cannery,
arrived from Astoria on the
Aug 26th.
erson to Jno. Peterson, $200; Peterson 1
cheered as be left the ring, as was B. N. Harrington were out on a bunt
last
Kilburn
For Sale—$65 steel range for $25,
Miss Jessie Sweet has been ill for to Oscar Hendrickson, $100; Peterson
Gans, who was carried to his dressing mg trip last week and each returned
used about one year. $60 New Home the past few days. Her illness bas to Fred Helgren, $500; Peterson to i Assessor T. J. Thrift left for Port­
■ with a deer.
room.
sewing machine, $10, used about four caused her first absence from school Andrew Olsen, $100; C. F. Helgren land Monday to consult a specialist
years, has bad good cun* Other house during tbis school year.
regarding his eyes.
to N. A. Peterson.
hold furniture very cheap if sold by
Mrs. R. Dunn aud Mrs. C I.Green
Sept. 13tb. as I expect to leave.
were afternoon guests of Mrs. T. P.
Mas. N. A. R oss , Lamps, Or.
Hanly Monday.
The Raymond was towed outside
J. L. Bean and brother, Edgar,»are J
•Sunday and was met by the tug Col­ putting a till in a low place of the I
umbia from Coos Bay, which towed Lampa-Coquille road opposite C. l.|
the schooner to North Bend where Green’s residence. This will be great­
the balance of her cargo will be taken ly a|pr«ciate«l by the pe ople of
aboard The boat will then be taken Lamps valley and others who traverse
to S. F. and the machinery installed. the road during the rainy season.
Mrs. C. Carothers and daughter.
Mrs. H. Lorenz aud children who
Miss Welcome, left, last Saturday for have beeu visiting for a fortnight
their home in Oaklaud. Cal, after with her mother, Mrs. R. Pomeroy,
having spout the summer at the A. departed Monday for their home in
Persbbaker home in Prosper. Mrs (’oqllille City.
Persbbaker and Miss Ruby accom
W . J . Sweet who is at home for the
panied them to Oakland for an ex present, was a guest of T P Hanly i
tended visit.
ami family Sunday.
I’wo sailors and a longshoreman
A goodly number of Latnpa people
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention.
got into a mix up on the schooner | took the excursion boat for Bandon
Buenaventura last Saturday after­ Sunday ami report a most delightful
noon aud considerable gore was ' time.
spilled in the fracas. The two ag­
The work at Cody’s camp has been
gressors were taken before Justice somewhat light for tlie past week
Strang and the county enriched to owing to «ant of boom-room.
the tune of seventy plunks.
A farewell party was given Miss
The steamer Dispatch brought a Pearl Sweet, Saturday, August 25th.
j a big crowd of excursionists down It was a surprise party to the lady
from Coquille Sunday to spend the by her many friends of Lampa. The
I day in Bandou. The Coquille Baud evening wasspent in delightful games
came along to enliven the journey songs, conversation ami last, but not
and played belter than usual as the least, refreshments of lee cream and
boys have just received their new cake, when they all departed wisbiug
uniforms, and they are tine ones, too. her a pleasant journey to her place ot
A
great many of the excursionists study.
Best bargains offered by
'
*
went to the beach and others went to
The Aberdeen mill has started its
the ball park where a ball game was wheels of actiou the first of the week,
sctn-dilled to take place between Co after being dosed for some time T
qnille and Bandon teams. The game P Hatdy has resumed his position
proved* uninteresting as there was at the saws.
Office id telephone building, upstairs
much wild base throwing at critical
Our local physician. Lereucv
C. T. Blumenrother
moments and neither team developed Suckati. took bis departure Friday for
A. D. Morte
»he necessary snap and ginger to unknown parts His winning ways
make a good game The gaqm waa and plraaamt •‘pule is mined ou onr
won by Coquille
streets. ’
I
Gans Gets
the Decision.
X.
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to
Elizabeth Fireman
“ud Mr- Another Big
Leaves Before
Industry
May Come.
Breakfast.
Get
Ready
for
tlie
Fishing Season
We have a big stock of
Gum Boots, Rubber Coats,
Oiled Pants, Aprons, etc.
Trowbridge’s
NOW is the time to buy
Bandon real estate
BANDON REAL ESTATE CO.
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Bandon, Oregon.
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