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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1907)
4 «-• • . t • • 4 4 ■r ► • • • • I ■ • t A 44X4444.44 4 4 44414444^:44- “ s » Z W« can furnish you with 5 r .................... ~ advertising run your ad ; a> good Job Printing aa I you can get anywhere, t ri~nrr»~r7~r- in the Recorder-it pays. 4 F . ttOi î-i’-tTt’î t t ttt Volume XXIII. : LODGE For immediate results BANDON, OREGON, THURSDAY, Paper Plant a Sure Thing DIRECTORY. Schooner Lost at Sea. FEBRUARY 21, New Hotel For Bandon 1907 Number 8. Whites 14—Green 22. West Bandon Opened Up The Bandon Basket Ball Club gave 'The gasolin«*schooner “Reta New- an exhibition game in the Opera Hall I man,” which sailed from this harlsir andon lodge . n <>. us , a . f . a m . last Saturday evening The game for Sail Francisco on Jan 24. lias Stated communications first Sstnr- WILL COST $30,000. OVER 60 LOTS SOLD. was ealled at 8:31) and was an exciting dsv after the full moon of esch month $250,000 Capital Assured. ls*»-n lost aud is thought to have been All Master Mintons cordially invited. affair from start to finish. The young I de»troy»*d. On Saturday, Feb. 16, G. BOAK, W.M ladies chose ut* teams, one team Local Conditions Tend to the United Stales Revenue Cutter. Three Story Building - $10,000 Worth of Real Es- wearing green blouses and the other “ Tethis ’ ’ called out the life saving I. O. O. F make it Successful Wanted - Modern white. The ■•Greens’’ had only four tate Sold in the first crew from Bandon to inquire if any andon lodge . No. 13», i. o. o. f . meets every Wednesday evening. players Miss Stephenson taking the tiling had been heard from tb»> un Financially. Visiting brothers in good standing cor Throughout. Two Days. place of both Left arid Right guard. fortunate schooner. The boys I ere dially invited. a HOBT. JOHNS«IN, N. G. Ray McNair was referee an I umpire, could not give them any informa'ion. A mass meeting of the citizens of L J. R adley , Seo. That Bandon will have a new mod and E. Boak kept time. The Greens The Went Bandon I’lat was opened The “Tethis" had been searching for Bandon ami vicinity was cal 1<-<I by ern hotel is now an assured fact. A were victorious to the tune of I I to I up for »ale last Monday morning, by her then for seven days. On Jan. 25th Knights of Pythias the Chamber of Commerce last Fri she was spoke ofl' Cape Blanco by week ago Geo. I’. Laird secured an 22 $16 was taken in w hich goes into | *be »» beelet Real Estate Co. Special elphi lodge N o . nt. Knight« of day evenir^r fur the purpose of for Pvttoas. Meets everv Mondar even the schooner C T. Hill, and again off option on the property now occupied the treasury, The liue up was as excursions from Myrtle Point and ing at Masonic hall Visiting Knight« mulating in definite plans to bring about I Coquille were arranged on Monday Cape Blanco by the steam schooner by the Garroutte Bros. Livery stable, follows: vited to attend. R E. L. liedillion, C. C. the construction amt operation of an ¡owned by the Knights of Pytbias, for B. N. H abbington , K. of K. S. Mayfair on Feb. 2nd. Greens I and Tuesday, aud between fifty and Whites eighteen ton pulp and paper mill in ' sixty cam» down to look over the lots one month. The deal as far as the if Ina Blackerby Modern Woodmeo» Bandon, At the hour given in the ’ The “Newman” is a two masted I site is concerned will be closed this Dolly Gibson j each day. This tract is practically gasoline schooner loaded with 175.1)00 Nora Gibson If Mrs F Blacker by | all of the ocean front of Bandon. It «TABLE ROCK CAMP, No. 917«. M W notices, the City Hall was filled with j 1 week. Consideration is $4,750. The 1 of A. Meets every fourth Naturday of energetic business men and people feet of lumber and 15(>00 shingles Kato McNair Mrs Schuyler e lies directly weat of the original town plans and specifications are now be each month st Concrete Hall. Visiting The lumber is from the (tody Lumber M rs Dygert H Stephenson plat, extending from the famous land interested in the future advancement i ing drawn up in Portland. by lilo neighbors cordially invited to attend. of the Coquille River interests. Co. and the Bandon Mercantile Co. contractors that are putting up the Berna Winaor rg GEORGE LORENZ. H C. mark Tupper Rock, to the Queen Ann Promptly at 8 o'clock the President shipped the shingles. The scho< ner new Cody Mill. E. E. O akes , Clerk. Cottage. The sale was the largest of the Chamber of Commerce took bad been having trouble with her The building will be three day dinner, carves it himself, ami , ever known in the history of Bandon. Forestrrs of Ainerics. the chair and called the assembly to gasoline engine» and twice caught on electric lighted from top to draws the neck from the ruins after Over Gt) lots were sold the two days. Ql’EEN OF THE FOREST. No. order. Three interesting telegrams at the dock here The tug “Triumph” i ( 1OPRT ami will be heated witli a hot writer every one is served. “What is home 44 on Monday alone. This repre J 17, meets Fridav night of each week, in Concrete Hall, Bandon. < Iregon. A cor from F. -I. Marshall, the paper mill assisted in extinguishing (lie flame«. apparatus. The plans are being without a mother?” Yes, that is all sented a sale of about $10,(MM) worth dial welcome is extended to all visiting expert of New York, was then read The chief engineer left the bo: i at drawn for a hundred room building, right; but “what is home without a of real estate in the two days. brothers. W L. DAVIDSON. G. T vi . kb , Chief Ranger. developing the fact that Mr. Marshall this port ami her engines were in j with space on the lower floor for I wo father?" West Bandon was platted some Fin. Secretary. bad secured Two Hundred Thousand charge of an assistant engineer. She j business firms besides a large hotel Ten chances to one it's a boarding fifteen or sixteen years ago but for was in charge of Captain Martinsen. ($900,000) Dollars capital to invest in of the World. office, This is a big thing for Ban- bouse father is under a slab, and some reason bad never been opened SEASIDE CAMP No. 212. W O. W the enterprise, provided, local inter don. Hotel accommodations are now the landlady is the widow Dad here's up. A greater portion of the sales i" meets in regular session the first and The Japanese Problem. very limited aud a new hotel will be to you you've got your faults you made on the two days were for the third Thnrsdavs of each month in the Ma ests would raise from Forty Thousand sonic hall. Visiting members are oordially ($40.000) Dollais to Fifty Thousand a paying »ucces» from the day it is i may have many of ‘em but you are . purpose of erecting summer cottages. invited. A. RICE, C. 0. ($50,000) Dollars additional A pros opened. O. C. W aldvogei ., Clerk. Washington, D. Feb. 18.—Japa i all right and we will miss yon when Several were bought for speculation pectus of the proposed plant was then The work will commence on the you are gone. Ex. and several permanent homes are to be read and further information given nese children are to be admitted to foundation as soon as the livery I erected. When T. B Wheeler was • the whit«» schools of San Francisco by Colonel Blumenrother, who has stable can be moved, Mr. Laird has PROFESSIONAL. called to bis office early Monday morn under certain restrictions. Skilled been an enthusiastic worker with Mr. several contractors at work on bids , ing, it was necessary to have a light and unskilled laborer« coming from Marshall on the paper mill matter for the structure and one of the im before be could see to luakeontpa- Japan are haired from the mainland Dr. H. L Houston, from the beginning. Mr. Biomen* portant provisions is baste. He wants Shipping has been on the ragged : per». The lowest lots were $100 while of the United States, and American PHYSICIAN A SURGEON rother also submitted a legal corpor to have the building finished ready silge all offtbis week. The Schooner the lowest price paid for a lot was ation subscription list on which be laborers, skilled and unskilled, are to for occupancy as soon as it is p< »fi- Office over Drag Stör«. Hoorn. 9 to 12, “The Bessie K " came in through the $120. $250 was asked fur the better a.ni. 1:30to 4, p m.; 7 to 8 in the evening. has secured the signatures of a num be excluded from Japan. sible. harbor Monday and was towed up to lots. Most of the lots were sold on This is the basis of the agreement Night calls answered from office. ber of reliable men subscribing dif Prosper. the installment plan—$10 down and between the president ami Mayor BANDON, - - - OBKOON. ferent amount», aggregating Thirty- Schmitz and the San Fraucisco school Hotel Arrivals. The two masted schooner “Lizzie $5 a month. five Hundred ($3.500) Dollars. board as an adjustment of the anti Prien” is loaded with lumber ready After the matter being fully dia- Dr. S* I_>. Perkins, Japanese agitation brought about by to sail for San Francisco. When your watch needs repairing Following have been registered nt was cussed by the meeting, a motion the segregation of the Japane.se cl il the Hotel Gallier the past week: PHYSICIAN SURGEON, take or send it to V. R. Wilson. made aud unanimously carried that dren in the Sun Francisco schools. The steamer Elizabeth is Over a F D Layton, Portland: H J Edwards, H.tNDON, OHKOON. a committee of five be appointed to The agreement mean» that the L 1» Pettyjohn. M l> P. ynts and W O Hen day late. She is expected to arrive “The Watchmaker;” over 20 years Office over Fornitore Store. Office boor». solicit stock subscriptions to raise the schools of San Fraucisco will l>e con dricks. Marshfield; W S .Marshall. Miss to-morrow morning. ■ experience. Office at Coquille * 10 a. m. to I p. in.; at other hours call at present Thirty five Thousand ($35,- ducted in the same manner as they Russell, Langlois. R<>v Kerrigan, Coquille; residence. 000) Dollars to the required amount, were before the board of education C E Houser, Bridge; O F Roher; Edgar L and report as soon a» possible; R. H. adopted the resolution last October Wheeler. Coos Buy; A N Ames; R VV liar Dr. D. I». HTKKI»K Rosa, C. T. Blumenrother. IP \V. providing for the segregation of Jap rington, Mvrtle Point; F Ronlean, W E Lundy, A. D. Morse and \Y. D. anese, except that adult Japanese Eovell, Win J Sweet. Roy Kerrigan Coquille: Thus Deveraux, Parketsburg; .1 E Pe. rott. Marshall were chosen committeen en. who are in primary grades must <>cn- and wife, Coquille; John W Koon. Four OFFICE IN OLI» BRF.ÜEK BUILDING, The committee appointed at once tinue to attend the Oriental schools, mile; E E Leasy. Marshfield; C H .Limes ■ OREGON. called for stock subscriptions; before and Japanese children under 16 years and wife. Myrtle Point; C E House. Bridge; BANDON, the meeting adjourned the subscrip of age will be admitted to the classe» J Tawse, Coquille; W S Marshall, Langlois; Roy Garrett. Myrtle Point; Wm Morris, GKO. P. TOPPING, tion list, was increased over Four with the white children of their own Coquille; James Chenoweth. Langlois; Ed ATTORNEY » nd COUNSELOR AT I Thousand ($4,000) Dollars, which Johnson, Coquille: A W Varney, Dispatch ages. AND enthusiastic response to the call of A V Ames. Myrtle Point; R Davis. New- NOTARY PUBLIC, Lake ; Jas C Murray, San Francisco; P W committee is a tangibledemonstraiion Communication. .Mcl^nn. Seven .Mile; M J McKenna, Lampa; lire Insurance of the fact that the always progiess Mary Mayers. Portland. E N Zellar, Lea Bandon, - - - - Oregon. ive spirit of this locality will have the side; W E Lovell. J W Hobbs. Eugene: E My N ew Spring Stock of General Merchandise ‘‘Doing« at the Oil Well.” pulp and paper mill going in Bandon D Goodman. Geo Goodman Coquille; ED Dovan, Portland; James Green, San Fran as soon as an enterprise of this mag C R WADE Bandon. Feb. 19, ’('7. is arriving on every t'oat. An especially fine line cisco; W H Mixer. New York; W A Dautz nittide can be got in operation. ATTORNEY AT LAW Ed. Bandon RrcoBDEr: scher. Portland; V A Denmck. .Marshfield Notary Public of Shoes and Men s Hats has just arrived. : It is thought by Eastern paper ex Under the above heading in your S E Osborn, F W Sims, A .1 Wittman, Woods: It C Conger, I E Fish. pert» and capitalists, who have in Bandon . W Office with Wheeler Real Estate Co. issue of Feb. 14tb, J. A. Tawse says: S Marshall. Bandon; Janse McGrew, C O regon vestigated Bandon in search of a “The old and abandoned well was B andon paper mill site, that the cheap fuel given up at over 6<NI feet because a Davis, Myrtle Point. C Y Lowe. J C Syd- man. City;GeorgeSydmnn. Langlois; James and quantity of raw material, togeth flashlight inspection confirmed the Crawford, Salem; M Hnrtson, Coquille: W C. R. BAKKOW er with the excellent water for a belief that it was crooked and could Culm, Coquille; Sol Hrownson, Bridge; Attorney and Counaelor at Law sulphide plant, will make this one of not be worked." When .lack Tawse Frauk Barkholder, .1 W Leneve, Coquille; Notary Public O F Kohrer, Nick Collis. Citv; Frank the most profitable enterprises of its made that statement he was not First class references Fifteen Yeaia Ex- Lytd, Eureka; J Quick, D J Mitchell Co kind in the United States today. speaking from bis own knowledge. quille; George McMullen, Fred Johnson, perience. As a matter of fact, Mr. Freund sent Mvrtle Point RW Davis, San Francisco; < lüNOON CoqtUt.l.E. At the called meeting last night a South for an expert, (a wonderful John Peart,Coquille; BG Williams. Seattle; E T McDonald. Portland; J F Bocke and C- T- Blumenrother committee of five were appointed to man) who examined the well and or wife. North Bend; C E Hollopeter, Port draw up the articles of incorporation dered casing. About this same time land; Lily Way. Myrtle Point ; Capt W G V. S. <'ouitnlnM<oii«*r mii «I Notary Public. for $100,(MX). B E L Bedillion. R. Mr. Freund admitted to the writer Maloney, wife and child. San Francisco; W and another stockholder that the »veil H Nerval, Coquille. Filings and Final proofs made on Home H. Rosa. W. D. Marshall and C. T. was all right. Would they have d me Blumenrother were elected to act in Mead», Timber Claim» and oile r (. S. Lands this for a crooked bole? After the “God Bless Dad.” thi* capacity. At this writing there Money l.oan* Neicotlute«! on Approved h “ expert ” was discharged, Mr. Fr»-nnd has been $47,000 subscribed for stock. Security. We happened in a nome the other lì This leaves only $3000 to be raised. sent word up to Bandon that the hole Office in room 10 Beverie Bnilding, Ban night, ami over the parlor door saw Consequently the project is an as was crooked I went down and saw doli. Residence on Rutte Creek. Oregon. I the legend worked in letters of r«d, sured success. There has been no Mr. Freund, but lie could do nothing “ What is home without a mother? ” Kent Batate bought «ml Sold date set for another meeting, but the to prove hi« statement. After a lot of WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS Across the room was another brief, committee have the authority to have talk I offered to prove, by the use of “ God bless our home. ” the articles of incorporation filed, and a flashligb. that the hole was straight Now. what s the matter with “God Io act on any business that might After considerable trouble and ex ---- IVealer in----- bless Dad?” He gets up early, lights pense I succeeded in getting a flash come up in the matter. 11 the fires, boils an egg and wipes off | light, but, as I suspected, this was the dew of the lawn with Ids boots not what Mr Freund wanted. Before For Sale. the light arrived, he told me I could while many a mother is sleeping He Cigars, Candies and Nuts. makes the weekly hand-ont for the i Two desirable lots in Fisher's Ad go home. The fact is. neither Mr ------- DEALERNIN-------- butcher, the milkman, and the baker Fine Line of Goods Just in. dition tn Bandon. Will sell for $250. Freund nor Mr. Taws»» (of their >wn and his little pile is badly worn be Address, M. B ossf . n , Langlois, I >re. knowledge) kpew whether the le>le Prices Reasonable and a Share of fore he lias be»‘n home an hour. F was straight or crooked. W tint Patronage Solicited. If there is a noise dnring the night j F. wants is perfectly well known to !| Laster* Part of Town, near Metbodut Lott. the original stockholder«. My w tk dad is kicked in the back ami mad»* H Church. Baudoa. Oregon. , at the well may have been »low. but to go down stairs and find tie \\ bile iu Bandon tbs fore part of I did go down «><v»*ral hundred f<>et burglar and kill him Mother darns R.1XD0.V TR.IXSFER CO. the week on the excursion from Co According to Mr. Taw««> they pur the socks, tint dad bought the sock C H PATTERSON A SON quille. Mrs Geo. Terry lost her wed chased the well nearly a yea'' ago. and in the first place, and the needles and •Market Price Allowed for Produce of all Kind" Dray and General Delivery ding ring It is a plain gold ring and at the time of his statement, the, bad the yarn afterward. Mother does np the fruit; well dad bought it all and . has some erigraving on it Finder » . Meet all Boats. OREGON PROSPER. will Is» liberally rewarded by notify not dug a foot either straight or jars and sugar co*»t like th« mischief. —All order« handled with care.----- Dad buya the chicken for the Son- * ^trooked. W. H. B cttoji . ing Mrs. l'srry or tbm offlee. B andon , • Oaaoow. Masonic. B B D i Resident Dentist Comes on every Boat O. A. Trowbridge Prosper Mrs. Cora Conrad Mill Co Oregon Pine, Spruce and White Cedar Lumber..... Groceries and Tobacco, General Merchandise LOGGERS' SUPPLIES a Specialty. » ♦ • e Í • • • • • • » • • • a
