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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1907)
• — • • BANDON RECORDER. IN FUBLlMUKb KVKKl TIKIODAÏ AFTKItbOON SUBSCRIPTION RAT I.S. One V mi S ii Montini l'li ree M tilths ;«*■ 1» P aid IM A dvani .......... . ..fJOII .................. 1 00 .................. 50 •i .*) a Y eah . * hl« pafier IS entered at the Bandoli |s>st office i» Second class Matter. AIO MCII'I n <; KATFs Legni Adw rtisi'im ■ut« First iusertioii, per line Eacli Hiibseqiient insertino. Ine Locala. per Ime elicli iiisertioti Display adverllxeiuenta. per meli Display Ad«., one lime ouljr, meli... All Reihililtion« of Condolence and lodge notioca, |«'r line ............. Carda of thnnk«, per line (’burnii notioes free. GEO. I*. LAIRD IRVING S. BATH Valedictory. .05 .05 .10 .15 05 .05 I'aoi'itiKioi; E ditor than to settle dowr. tn the “village by fore Bandon would I» inking tig the sea ’ strides abend of all of the other li wits I in C' oob County l llE G overnor vetoed the bill f<»r the Juvenile Court in Multnomah County. Almost every one knows that this court has done a great deal Of good. It has made it po—iblo for the youthful criminal to ri form wImre on the contrary be was driven to the lowest of bi- class. The public in tercet in this work has grown to n large extent in the past few years and it is expected the legislature will pass this Arili over the Governor* veto The present head of this court is Judge Frazer who is also a mem ber of the circuit court. It will cost a very small amount in proportion to what is spent in salaries of officials to maintain this institution, and by all means it should he kept going. T he T haw C ase has been tilling the columns of the American press for the past several months with litera tore so rotten that the 1*1 i'siilent of the I nited States lias at last recom mended stops authorizing the postal department to refuse such papers containing the details of the case, the privileges of the mails. Associate press matters of importance is crowd ed into obscurity to make space for an enlarged picture of Evelyn Thaw or some of the other principals. There is seldom a Portland or San Francisco paper that comes to our desk but what has these pictures daily and the details of the life of the Floradora girl ami artist’s model, in flaming headlines. The land fraud cases dwindle in comparison and the important events of the day seem to be an after issue with most publica tions. »HM l-t Ml l< Itl'Hb Sori» ft 1 Isolated tract.) Public Land Sale. Roaebnrg. Oregon. Land office. January. 10, I*.« Not ice 1« I icg 'I iv given that, as directed by tbe Coini.o . .ner of the General Lalo office, under provision« of the act of Con res« approved June 27, l!«»L Public N 'sti. we will offer at public sale, to the lugb eat bidder, al III o'clock A M., on the 2ffrd lav ot February next, at tins office, the following tract of land. U> wit tbe NE1, of NW1! sec. 17, T. :nts . It. It W . AV. M Any persona claiming adversely the above deserda-d land ars advised to Hie their claims, or objections, on or liefore the day above designated for «ale. B knjamin L. E ddy . Register J. M. Lawrence, Receiver. r i > i OCEAN VIEW The Famous Camp Ground LOTS mt: ri in ■< ation . isolated tract ) Public Land Sale Roseburg, Oregon, Land office. January 10, 1!«>7. Notice is hereby given that, as directed bv the Coiiiinissioner of the General Land office, under provisions of the act of Con greea approved lune 27, 1‘JOti. 1‘ublie No .UK’,. we will offer at public sale, to the high est bidder, at 11 o’clock A. AL. on the 22,r day of February next, at this office. III following tract of land, to wit;-the NW1 of SW‘t. sec. 15, T. ¡HI S.. It. 14 W, AV. M. Any persona claiming adversely Hie above described land« are advised to tile tlieir claims, or objections, on or liefore the day above designated for sale. B enjamin L. E ddy , Register. J M. Lawrence, Receiver. mhiii i This wt«eks issue of the Bandon Recorder is the last tinder the present ownership and management, for it passes next week into the possession and control of Mr. Irving S. Bath, formerly of Hillsboro, Oregon. To yon as patrons, friends and readers of the Recorder, we recom mend the new proprietor as a news, paper man with ail the excellent qualifications which that term im plies. for daring the time lie has been with us, we have found hint to be a rustler, a business man, ami a gentle man. Furthermore we Know him to lie a man of newspaper experience. To yon, then, as the Recorder's friends, we commend him as worthy of your continued patronage and sup T he K nocker is in onr estimation port of the paper. We have turned one of the most despicable beings —ooo---- over to him the good will of the bnsi ever thrust on an intelligent com —ooe>— news and its subscription list. —ooo----- munity, a person that always has the The retiring editor and owner will pessimistic side of every question; All Kinds ot make a change of business for better who never votes for an improvement or worse, but still believing in Ban in the town and who hasn’t a good don and its future will remain among word for any enterprise, He is more its citizens, and in bidding the Re than a detriment to H t town. Ilo cordnr’s friends farewell, takes this should be banished to a South Sea occasion to express hearty apprecia island where he could live the bal Furnished at Living Prices. A share lion of the loyal support and patron ance of bis days hating everything in of tile Public Patronage oge of Bandon citizens tn time past general and himself in particular. Solicited. and present, and hopes that the same Commence to shout rather than may be extended to the “New Re knock Bury your hammer, or better still use it to help build up the com corder.'' G eo . 1’. L aird . munity. .Most knockers are extreme ly penurious. The worst case that we ever came to hear about, was the To Our Reader». man that gave a quart of milk to an Since our arrival in Bandon a orphan's home every day. He used little over a week ago we have met a to let it stand over night and skim it number of the business men and resi on the top the next morning. Then dents and are satisfied that this is a if no one was looking he would turn first class newspaper field. We will it over and skim it on the bottom. endeavor to give yon a clean newsy -AT- paper from the start. It is onr in tention to enlarge the present size as l it e O regon Development League soon as we can get the necessary ma has been doing a great work in cireu terial. Considerable type and some lating literature of the wealthy re BANDON machinery will be added ami this sources and opport unities of Oregon to Nice clean r<»<»iiw, ?5 and AOc a niulit ; office will be equipped to turn ont as onr eastern friends, and unusual inter a week ; $5.00 a month. good work as one can get anywhere. est. is manifested. The lime is ripe Politically, we will run an indo when all communities should be do MRS SA UAH COS I ELMI. pendent paper. W e are always ready ing something in the way of booming to publish any communication that their district. Last Thursday night will further the interests of this com Astoria, the oldest city in Oregon, CLARENCE Y. LOWE, munity, in short, we want to join the raised nearly in less than an Bandoli. Oregon, line of worthy business enterprises hour s time under the auspices of her that is booming Bandon. It will be Chamber of Commerce, to be expend deemed a special favor if our sub ed tn advertising matter for that par Druggist and Apothecary scribers when in town, will call ami ticular part of Oregon. The North Is jus* in receipt of a new and get acquainted. The best way to Bend Chamber of Commerce raised fresh stock of satisfy the interest of the community •*500 in about two hours for the same Drugs and Chemicals, is to find ont what their opinions are. purpose. All <>f the leading towns of We respectfully ask for a continuance tbe State are commencing something Patent and Proprietary Preparations of the former patronage and on our of the kind. Tom Richardson of the Toilet Articles, part we vouch for a home newspaper, Portland Commercial Club will sup I» iii Stimi rie*. devoted to the better interests of the ply lists of the various people that community anil we will always he write to Oregon for information. P erfumes , B risiies , S ponges , S oap . ready to say a good word for any Bandon with her great resources and N i ts and (I andies . new industry or question that will the brilliant prospect for a successful Clear«, Tiibuct oh anti <’Iff» ret ten. promote the welfare of Bandon future, should by all means provide Paints. Oils. Glass and Painters’ Supplies I rving S. B ath . some moans whereby she can show the outside world just what she has. At. ready the : hungry office seeker We have onr new sawmills that are is hounding tbe life out of the new now either being built or projected; Railroad Commissoners, all seeking the new pn(p and paper plant, which clerkships. These jobs will be worth is an assured certainty, and other en and f’KMM) per for those fortunate enough terprises will locate here when they I to securo it. ’’Oh Graft! Where is find ont the advantages wo have for — ooo----- manufacturers. The writer had a thy sting. pleasing experience on the boat just A. Garfield, Prop. before it landed at Bandon. An el Ir W as E stimated tliat till' l‘<> ----- ooo----- derly gentleman whom wo did not fonrtbs of thè mombers of thè llOllSO know was speaking of the place, he had rnilroad passe* in tlieir pocket* ■said, “Here we are approaching Ban when thè froe pass bill presentisi by don now. This is the place that does WORK A SPECIALTY. Hedges to make it a crune to accopt more shipping than all the rest of free passo* was annihilated by tliat Coos county put together. Why! I body. This bill was carried over thè pecial achines i have seen a- high as fonr million feet governor s voto. I of Inmber shipp'd in a single day, j ind they were shipping every day at uilt to rder T here are loin of people coining to the time.*' lie went on to ti>ll aliont Oregon this spring and <>nr Chamber the other resource' of this place. Tu/nei! Slur/'fin Cap mnl Set Screirx, Machine Bolts. of Commerce ought to do something Now if the Chamber of Commerce of Pipe am! Pittings, in the way of inducing some of them Bandon had some means whereby Brass Work. to locale hero Wo have plenty of they could send ont jnst such infor work, and Easterners coming here to mation as this to tin* prospiM-tive set- L (i. neral Repairing. Pattern Simp in look for a home, can do no better tier, it would not be a great while be- Connection. LEWIN’S Market WEST BANDON LOTS MEATS and PROVISIONS Were Placed on Sale E. LEWIN Prop burnished Rooms February 18th BY THE The Pacific Wheeler Real Estate Co Bandon Foundry Machine Shop Mill and Steamboat M S B O . REASONABLE PRICES AND EASY PERMS EINES I BEACH ON THE PACIFIC COAST
