Bandon recorder., March 28, 1907, Image 2

BANDON RECORDER.
ladies days “ut hutue oi to banquets
or pink teas nor take visiting con-
i stilllents tu dinners Ht tbe “club”.
IH VUULlKMItD
He live«) modestly in a boanliug
KVKItV Till KMIAV AFTKUhOON
house and did iiis own clerical work.
H«r saved car fare by walking to the
Capitol
ami by leaving bis large fam­
8 U BSC K irr IO N RATEN.
ily at home in Springfield, Mo., be
One k'««u
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f- tki nipped the social aspirations of the
Six Mouths..............................
• • 1 0U women kind ami saved
himself
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•‘0 trouble aud money. H«* lived easily
It l'AII» IN ADVAN«
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1 A VtAU.
on the fifteen bumtreii that be might
have paid a clerk and by selling his
’’un pepar is entend at tie Bandon post home and making some good invest
office as Second-class Matti r.
menta with the money he maintained
bis family. He lias bail enough to
Alix KK'i IKING Kill*
eat. enough to wear, as good a lied as
ijSgal Alivi rti-' iin lits
be wants and lie <l«‘clares that the
.10 President himself cannot get any
Finn iiist- rtimi. pi r Inn
.05
F ji uh aatMM-i|i» iit in-■ rtinn. inn
.05 mor«' than that. Senator Beveridge’s
L teal* iWV lin>' inch in-.i tini
.10 plaint lias been nnswere«l and while
tilBplav «ilv. iti ■ im nls. pi i m< b
.15 lie and many <>f his colleagues may
IliHl'lAV Alls *'II*' t liti* elllv. IIK'll
All tCmolat ikii -of < nui'iii 'i ■
nut
not have Mr Tyndall’s genius for
05
lodge mHuje
|M i Im*
05 economy they st least cannot now
Cards of •blink . |»r I iiii -
deny that five thousand «lollara a year
Ciinieli notici s i ns
may be made to cover all the nec
l.iHTon essaries of life at the Capital and
IRV1NG H HA I 11
leave some besides for a ruiny day.
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T he L amine conditioti r«< w exist
tu China is rapidly becommg very
Menomi. Ther« will b<> utmost of
15,000,000 people starving m a «bori
tini«
Ih«» (’t.risi ¡¡«ti
H«t di lias
alreadv sent $100.000 ani wtil semi
$150,000 within ih" m xt few nionths
N"W i» un opportunii;> fot someof
onr millioonire» lo slcw tii«*ir gen
eroURtly. if tl>«.v ¡ite etidowed witli
mivthingof ili«' sort
May b«> l’ar-
ÙOH1« coniti Le pei siiadcd t i semi
tbem a liiihrarv and Rockfeller a
mg
e< il log«.
R ock feller ' s will seems to be
canning a great deal of comment, wise
and otherwise. It is said to provide
$Tji).(MMMk.XI for New York alone that
will lie spent for educational and
charitable purposes The entire be
quest is something like $250,000,000
nod with that amount he ought to
bring consolation to many homes he
bas made cheerless. It is very doubt
ful if any of «llie small oil manu
facturers that he has
practically
ruined, will over receive any of the
direct, results. He limy provide for
the poor in his will, but how is that
going to help those that depend on
his oil for fuel, which lie is raising
the price of every week or so'
T here is considerable inqury US to
whether the black sands near Bandon
will
pay for mining. California
capitalists who have a new machine
to precess this sand have written to
find out the location of these sands
and for any information about them.
We understand that Simon Lane and
Col. Lane bad an active mine going
in 18K1 that, paid them fairly well,
running about on« dollar to th« ton.
Ttmre is plonty of th« black sand in
our vicinity, on« place back of Ran­
dolph that I hih never been worked to
our knowledge, another place 3 miles
east of Bandon, and still another
north about G or 7 miles. D. F. Per-
kins worked in the black sands at
Whiskey Run in IS51, but although
he found it profitable, found it very-
hard to get at on account of the surf.
L. H. Perkins of Quartz, Cal, wrote
to hie father J. M. Perkins, that a
company at that place is willing to
put in modern machinery and com­
mence active operations if they get
any encouragement in the enterprise.
It is said that this is a reliable com
pany and their machinery is such
that will enable them to make a sue
cess of the milling whereas several
have failed.
Up to the Assessor.
The bouse did its duty by passing
the Beals liili to compel owners of
timber land to furnish a cruise of
tli«*ir timber to the assessor. but the
Senate, which appears to have been
organized in the interest of the tax
«lodging capitalists and franchise
grabbers, defeated the measure, as
they did many other excellent bills
i passed l’\ the house.
Now it is up to the assessor. He
has Imd his salary raised to a decent
figure, ami he can very easily dem­
onstrate io the people that he
deserved the raise by compelling the
timber owners to pay something like
a just tax upon their holdings, At
present the highest assessment is $14
per acre. Some of it is worth $1,000
per acre and, Mr. Laws admits that
this is only guess work, as lie has no
means of knowing the true value of
land, and the owners persistently re­
fuse to show their cruise. There is
but one thing for the assessor to do
and that is to guess higher. Assess
the timber land al such a figure that
the owners will be compelled to make
its true value known in order to se
cure a reduction. We believe Mr.
Laws will do this. The timber own­
ers have defrauded Columbia county
enough tax money, if put into a fund
for that purpose, to pay the salaries
of its officials for all time to come.
There is no reason why they should
he permitted to escape paying jnst
share of the burden. They are taking
the value off th«» land and when they
have delimit'd it they will move to
Cortland and live in ease upon the
money made in Columbia county
Generation after generation of farm
ors build up the country..but the
timber owner is not a genuine home
maker, but a get rich «piick speculator
who can's for nothing but his own
private gain. a*i<l as far as possible,
Compel th«» genuine settlor to foot the
bill. The ( trogoli M ist.
all Presidential Reserve« are ancua-
stitiMiuual. The next Congress it is
to lie hop'd, will shake our bull dog
President loo-'e from his grip ou our
public domain, but it is a long time
to wait au<l business sufTers in the
meanwhile. At present we do not
feel like treating the question at
length, fearing that we are not suf­
ficiently well informed, ami that our
indignation might affect impartial
judgement. Curry county is bit bard,
and she will have a bard time to
maintain her organization if the
black shadow of the Reserve is not
removed.- Port Orford Tribune.
W illiam T yndai . i who represented
the Fourteenth District of Missouri
in Congress lias gone home after two
years at the Capital with eleven
thousand dollars which lie has saved
from his salary and perquisites since
his election. This’fact is an un­
answerable refutation of the state
merit of Senator Beveridge that a
Congressman cannot live on a salary
of five thousand a year in the Capital,
that, in fact, “thirty thousand dollars
a year is « very ordinary outlay*' for
keeping up an establishment here.
Mr. Beveridge has had a nightmare
in which he fancied only millionaires
could afford to run the Government
ami be put the obsession in black and
white and sent it to Appletons maga­
zine. Now Mr. Tyndall lias arisen
to prove that not only can a man live
on five thousand a year, with clerk
salary of tift<s>n hundred or morn
and other perquisites |>nt lie can save
a nice little fortune out of it bosid<»a.
Of course Mr. Tyndall's case is an ex­
treme one. He did not wear seventy
dollar frock coats ns Mr. Beveridge
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does and bo did not wear a dress suit
for dinner. Uncut no social capers.
Me hold that Congress cannot
Undid not go to theatre nor to W il delegato to the President control of
ard's afterward He didn t go to the the public lands ami Hint, therefore
Dandon s L inest Ocean I iew Lots
The trade of the United States with
Cuba lias doubled in the last six years.
In l'.kMl Cuba shipped Io the United
States products valued at $31.(MM>, i MM1,
ami bought goods valued at $2t».(MK>,-
000. Last year Cuba shipped hei
products to this country to a value ot
$8.t>,00(),000, and bought of us
$46.500,000 worth of goods. In llhMi
the gain was still more notable be­
cause a state of civil war practically
existed. To what is this growth doe!
Evidently our trade relations with
the Island have been extremely sat­
isfactory.
Bennet’s Plat A
Cheapest Lots in or Around Dandoti
Acre Tracts
Watch
Convenient to Industrial Distriet
This space for announcement of Miss
Maude Garfield's Spring Millinery
<>l lening.
Watch
Terms
Small Monthly Payments
LEWIN’S
Market
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All Kinds ot
MEATS and
PROVISIONS
The Wheeler Real Estate Co.
Furnished at Living Prices. A share
of the Public Patronage
Solicited.
E. LEWIN Prop.
Furnished
Rooms
House for Sale.
We have two bouses, just finished,
and lots adjoining each other that we
will sell, either separate, or together.
They are in fine location and have
tine view. Call or address.
\V. C. R ockwell .
G eo . 11. R ockwell .
4 lots and house in Bandon, all
The man with the hoe was a great , cleared ami fine ocean view, $1300,
man in bis time, bat the man with one Bandon Real Estate Co.
of the new plows from the Bandon
Harware Co. is making a greater hit
Sherwin Williams, the paint of
in this land.
quality, at. the Bandon Hardware Co.
A Fifty Dollar Suit
\ I
The Pacific
Butter wrappers printed at the R e
office.
couder
BANDON
Nice cl«' li rooms. 25 and 50c a night; ♦i.-.'ft
COQUILLE
a week ; $5.00 a month.
Steam Laundry.
Strike at Marshfield.
MRS. SARAH CÜBTBLLO.
The employes of I lie» sash and door
factory are on a strike. About one
hundred and twentyfive, including
the carpenters and the inside men,
are out and the mill is practical!\
tied np. This means much to the
whole Coos bay country at this par­
ticular time. The North Bend sash
and door factory is th« only plant of
the kind in this locality, and every
building or house which is being
erected, needs in its construction the
product of the factory. Already some
work threatens to be stopped because
of the impossiblity to secure the
needed material from t lie sash and
door factory. A continuation of the
strike without a settlement means
eventually, in fact in a short time, the
absolute paralization of the building
on Coos bay. There is in course of
construction both at Marshfield and
North Bend houses and buildings
which will represent trie investment
of thousands of dollars.
The men who nre striking have a
grievance. They want a day of one
hour less. This not being granted
they stopped work. The men have
conducted themselves in a creditable
manner and have as a body done
nothing since going out for which
they should be censured. Th« com­
pany is likewise firm in the belief of
the fairness of its position. But the
merits of the case on either side do
not enter into the question. Be the
men right or not. tlie company fair or
unjust, a long drawn out strike will
bring great injury to Coos Bay. no
matter which side is at fault —Times.
West Bandon
CLARENCE Y.
Itandon.
LOWE,
Oregon,
Druggist and Apothecary
Is jnst In receipt of a new and
iresti stock of
Drugs and
Will not make a man look dressed np if he lias a three-days growth of beard.
Presto, change. .Just step into
■W. IVT STEPHENS' Barber Shop
and he will make you look like a gentleman.
Ilot »■■<! Col<l Bal Im.
NONLER A MORRISON, Prop’rs.
Coquille, Oregon.
NEED A NEW STOVE?
Laundry Work
First-Class
Bridge A Bench
NtoieM. KniigcM and lleaterM
of every kind done on short notice,
and at. reasonable prices.
Satisfaction, is
Guaranteed.
Orders left on Mondays with our Ban­
don agent, A. O. TROWBRIDGE, will lie
given careful attention ami delivered in
Bandon at. the store Friday evenings.
Tinning &. FlnnaLing a. SjoeciFtlty
Chemicals,
Patent and Proprietary Preparations
Toilet Articles,
j'' ^’
Have in llit'tn so many excellencies Hint they ar«' now acknowledged (lie
greatest sellers on tlie coast, and thev are growing in favor every year. We
have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these honsebold and office necessities,
and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
Our assortment of hardware, tinware and edged tools is most complete.
A. M c N air ,
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
T he H ardware M an .
l>rnggÍMÍM Sundries.
P erfumes , B rushes . S ponges , S oap .
N uts and (' andies .
(’Ijjars, Tol»a« <*<»s and ClgH retten.
Paintfl.Oilfl, Glana and Painters' Supplies.
At North Bend
Is now open for the re­
ception of patients. The
terms are $10 per week
and upwards. For par
ticnlars apply to : :
11OTEI
Hates $!.oo to $¿.oo />cr I)av.
Bandon Foundry
and
Machine Shop Sisters of Mercy
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North
Bend, Or.
A. Garfield, Prop.
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Mill
and Steamboat
ARTHUR RICE
Jeweler
and
Watchmaker
SPEC ML IM TES nr THE WEEK OR MONTH.
SAMPLE ROOM
RANDOX,
G.
H. Sin if h
IK CONNECTION.
OREGON
O. E. Rohrer
BANDON, OR
WORK
A
SPECIALTY.
S pecial M achines
B uilt to O rder .
Turnet! Sha ftin Cap and. Set
Seretc»,
Maehine
Holts.
Pipe and Eittings.
Jlrass Work.
’
(R ncra I Repairing.
Pattern Shop in
Connection.
SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS.
The largest and l*st assortment in
town. Agates polished amt «mmnt-
eil to order. If von find a nice agate
while on tlie bench we will tell yon
whether it is worth tnonnting. A
large assortment of watcliew. clocks
silverware and Jewelry of all kind«,
(.old nn<t Fountain Pens, including
the Waferinan and Conklin's auto­
matic fillers, the tiest in the market.
We have the Marshall one dollar
fountain pen.
Bandon Co-Operative Reality Co.
Real Estate and City Property
KF.NIDFNCR AMI III SINKS* 1.0 I s SOI.Il ANI» EXCII A NG RI»
IIKOKEIt WIE BISINLSN
A GENKRAI.
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