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Volume XXIII.
LODGE
DIRECTORY.
BANDON,
1
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K^pOnS 1
Jamestown Ex
OREGON,
THURSDAY,
artillery passed in columns of pia-
toons After tbe review, Ihe United
States and foreign naval detachments
returned to their vessels, and the
Army detachments went to Camp
Captain John Smith, which ia the
name given in an order by Geueral
Grant to ttie post at the exposition
grounds.
MAY 2 ,
in the Recorder-it pays.
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Number 18.
1907.
Hermann Found
“Not Guilty”
Development League Notes.
Roseburg to
Coos County
(Special Correspondence.)
Portland, Oregon, May 2, 1907.
» ANDON LODGE, No. 115. A. F. A M.
Th« newspapers of no other State
» .Stated ooniinunicntioiiH first Satur­
—
day after the full moon of each month
in the Union give more space without
IS
NOT
ALL
FINISHED
A MASS MEETING
WIFE WEEPS AT TRIAL cost to advertising ttie State at large,
All Master Masons cordially invited.
G. BOAK, W. M.
and especially their local community,
President Roosevelt Presses
than do the newspapers of Oregon. A Electric Road from Bandon
I. O. O. F
A reception was tendered the Hermann Said He Expected striking iustauce has been the keep
andon lodge . No.Lia, I. o. o. f .
Button for Formal
president in the rotunda of the Andi-
meets every WedneedHy evening.
via Myrtle Point is
that Verdict from
mg before the people all the time io
Visiting brothers in good standing cor­
orium
in
tLe
afternoon
by
the
officers
*ocal and editorial notice, the colonist
dially invited.
Opening.
Favored.
HOBT. JOHNSON, N. G.
and directors of the exposition. It is
rates, giving all the people in the
the
Jury.
L. J. K adi . ky , bee.
not planned that the president shall
State an opportunity to write the
visit any of the exposition buildings,
The
groat
Jamestown
Exposition
facts to their friends, aud this of it­
The called mass meeting Tuesday
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
Washington, April 27 Not guilty self added very considerably to the for tin* purpose of discnssitig the
was opened Friday morning at sun­ as he intends to pay a visit to the ex­
EETS Every 2nd and 4th Tuesdays,
Practice night first Wednesday of the rise and President Roosevelt pressed position on Georgia day, in June. was the verdict of the jury after 21 number of new citizens who are now Roseburg Coos Bay Electric Railwas
month, Social Evening the 3rd Saturday the
of gold button that started the Immediately after the reception the hours' deliberation in the ease against in <Iregon to stay.
[»reposition was fairly well attended
the month. A cordial invitation extended
president will proceed to Norfolk on Binger Hermann on the charge of
to all members in good standing. I
wheels to moving.
by Bandon Business Men atcl capit
The fruit crop of Oregon during
M inkuva L kwin , N, G.
The day of the inaugural ceremon­ either the Mayflower or the Sylph. destroying government records by
abets. This is a ptojiosition that we
P kahi . E bk kho N, Sec'y.
the
eomiug season promises Io be es­
ies opened cloudy, but by 8 o’clock In the evening, be will be the guest burning 35 letter press copy-books
cannot afford to turn down. It is a
pecially large, aud as a result of ttie
Knight* of Fytlilas
the sun shone forth and a strong of Mr. Tucker and Barton Meyers, of when Hermann left the geueral land
connection with th« outside and will
elphi lodge N o . tu, Knights of breeze from the southwest soon drove the exposition management, at a din­ office, of which he had been commis­ freezing weather hi the middle West, make competition, which of course
Fvthias. Meets every Monday eveu
the market will be active aud juices
ner given at Mr. Meyers’ home.
sioner.
will tend to give better service and
■ ng at Masonic hall
Visiting Knights in­ the cloud banks beyond the horizon,
vited to attend.
R. E. L. Bedillion, C. C. leaving a clear sky.
Soon after Judge Stafford reached nigh, bringing Oregon's fruit growing better rates on all tran-jioriation.
The pressing of the proverbial gold
B. N. H aruinoton , K. of K. 8.
capabilities to the front in a most
The breeze sweeping across Hamp­ button invariably used in the open­ the court room this morning th» jury
The Roseburg newspapers have made
forceful way
ton Roads also tempered the heat, ing of an exposition was also an im­ filed in and asked for additional in­
considerable mention of the project
Modern Woodmen,
structions. They again retired p.ud
The Portland Business Men’s Ex­ aud the moneye I men of that place
^ABLE ROCK CAMP, No. 917«, M W which had a tinge of mid summer in portant function in itself, as bad
returned at 12:45 this afternoon with cursion, which will lie most thorough­ see the good that can be derived
of A. Meets every fourth Saturday of it, by the time the president landed expected. On account of the unread
each month nt Concrete llall. Visiting
on the exposition grounds. The on- iness of the building and the grounds the verdict of acquittal, having been ly representative of the best business from such an enterprise.
neighbors cordially invited to attend.
finished streets were deep in dust, there was little machinery to Betin out since 3:30 yesterday afternoon.
interests ot the metropolis, will make
Tl>e promoters ( f Bosel nrg s«iil
GEORGE LORENZ, H C.
After the verdict was read Hermann stops at 33 Oregon and 5 Idaho cities Mr Barzee, an a't •mey of that place,
which made the grass-covered parade motion, and many of the buildings
E. E. O akkh , Clerk.
from which the inaugural function bad not been supplied with Hags to said: “It is what I expected. I am and towns, and consume six days. formerly a school superintendent, and
Foresters of America.
was viewed by the populace, a wel­ be unfurled. The coldest and most innocent and my friends always be They leave Monday, May Gib, at 8:30 connected with the Dram Normal
1OURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST, No. come refugo.
backward spring in the annals of lieved me so. 1 am greatly pleased a.m , and return the following Sun­ schools, to re|>r‘sent then,. He did
7 17, meets Friday night, of each week,
Virginia,
marked by severe rain­ to have my honor vindicated.”
Incident
to
the
opening
President
day morningi
in Concrete Hall, Bandon. < Iregon. A cor­
not come for ttie jmrpose of securing
dial welcome is extended to all visiting Roosevelt reviewed from the deck of storms in the past month, is respon
The jury in their request for in­
any
financial aid, uor did not even
brothers.
W L. DAVIDSON,
A general meeting of the Oregon
the Mayflower the war vessels an­ slble for the openiog ceremonies be­ structions asked Judge Stafford to
G. T vi . hu ,
Chief Ranger.
ask for information as to the possi­
Fin.Secretary.
chored in Hampton Roads. He ing marred by incompleted structures repeal again the definition of a gov­ Development League is being dis­ bilities of raisinir a part of tbe stock
ernment record. Under the defini­ cussed for some time in June, the here, but he di I want to see in what
reached Discovery Landing, having and uninstalled machinery.
Woodmen of the World.
tion given them by the court, the exact date not yet decided upon, at light the people of Bandon and this
easide camp N o . 212, w. <>. w. been transferred in a naval launch
meets in regular session the first and from his yacht shortly before noon,
jury
found that the letter press copj which a plan will be discussed and county looked at the matter.
Sheep Must Be Dipped.
third Thursdays of each mouth in the Ma
books
were not government records decided upon that will give to the
sonic hall. Visiting members are cordially and, amid applause from the thous­
He is more than jileased with the
invited.
A. RICE, C. C.
ands gathered to voice their welcome,
According to a statement made bj State of Oregon every possible advan­ enthusiasm already met throughout
E. W. Donnelly, U. S. sheep in­
O.C. W aldvogel , Clerk.
he was received by the exposition spector, and Dr. R E Hunt, county one of the jurors after they were dis tage that can accrue through the
tbe county, and expects large attend
management. Then followed the and alate deputy stock inspector, both charged, a large mass of the testi colonist rates which will begin Sept ances at the mass meetings which are
programme for opening to the public with headquarters at Oakland, were tnony introduced by the prosecution 1st and close Oct. 31st. These rates
PROFESSIONAL.
called at Coquille and Marshfield
the enterprise commemorating the in this city Saturday evening. Un was given little weight, as the jury are the same as those which ruled
later in the week Owing to limited
3(M)tb anniversary of the first English der the new ruling all sheep must be considered that much of tho evidence during March and April, and resulted time he was unable to set a date ear­
Dr. H. X j - Houston, settlement on American soil, which "dipped” at least once this year, giving the inference of fraudulent in bringing so many thousands of
lier for his visit to Bandoti and tbe
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
programme included an address by whether they are scabby or not, and deals by Hermann had no bearing on peojile to the State.
mass meeting was not widely kuowu.
Harry St. (leorge Tucker, president all scabby sheep must be dipped at the question of whether government
Office over llrug Store. Honrs, I* to 12,
It is a well known fact that tbe
a.m. 1:30 to 4, p.m.; 1 to 8 in the evening.
of the exposition, and one by Presi­ often as the inspector deems it ueces 16’oriis had been destroyed by him.
Final Notice.
Night oalls answered from office.
present
roads between Unseburg and
dent Roosevelt; singing by the expo sary in order to cure the disease.
The deliberations of the jury had
BANDON,
...
OREGON. sit ion chorus of 700 trained voices,
Bandon are well nigh imjiiiHsible.
They are making a thorough inspec­ continued for six and a half hours
the pressing of the gold button by tion of the livestock of the county.— before they were locked up for the
It is over eighteen months since j Mails are held up sometimes for sev­
eral 'lays in the winter. The travel
President Roosevelt which marked Roseburg Herald.
Dr. S- L. Perkins,
night last night, and it was feared gave up business and I now want all
ing public find much difficulty in get
PH YSICIAN <C- SURGEON, the formal opening and review by
that they would eventually disagiee
ting
into this county, and many
my
accounts
settled.
Interest
and
the president of the assembled mili­
BANDON, OREGON,
At 12:45 they again filed into the
Clarke
Exonerated.
limes
are obliged to sacrifice their
tary forces. At sunrise the ceremon­
courtroom and the foreman an­ collection expenses will be added to trips. The passenger boat service is
Office over Furniture Store. < Iffice hours,
10 a.m. to 1 p. m.; at other hours call at ies were begun by the United States
unpaid accounts from this date
The investigation of the Allen nounced that a verdict had been
artillery firing a salute of 300 guns to
residence.
agreed
upon.
The
attorneys
for
both
Continued on Supplement.
J. D enholm .
usher in the day. This was a signal shooting affray before the grand jury I
sides
were
sent
for,
and
Hermann
Dr. D. I a . STMKI.K
for the trend of humanity to railroad terminated Tuesday this week, and
himself appeared in the courtroom.
trains, street »cars and boat lines, the jury ordered Clarke to return to
W hen it became known that the j
which from that moment carried peo­ his duties in Bandon, thereby com­
verdict
bad been not guilty, Her- |
pletely
clearing
him
from
any
ple into the grounds.
OFFICE IN OI.ll BREUER BUILDING,
manti s friends crowded about him, 1
charges.
The
witnesses
called
by
When the president of the exposi­
BANDON,
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OREGON.
tion concluded it was some minutes the coroner at the coroner’s inquest offering congratulations. Hermann
leaned forward in his chair and iis-1
GKO. P. TOPPINO,
before President Roosevelt could pro­ wore summoned with a large numtier
toned closely while the verdict was
of
outside
witnesses.
There
was
ATTORNEY and counselor at law ceed with his address. The people
being
read, and when tbe words an­
considerable
argument
as
to
ttie
num
AND
again and again gave vent to their
nouncing
bis acquittal fell from the |
NOTARY PUBLIC.
tier
of
shots
fired
and
as
to
the
man
­
enthusiasm as he pressed the gold
lips
of
the
clerk be leaned back with
Fire Insurance.
ner
and
place.
Part
of
the
witnesses
button, which formally opened the
a
perceptible
sigh of relief.
were
of
tho
opinion
that
there
were
Bandon, - - - - Oregon.
exposition. It was the signal for un­
but
two
shots
tired,
while
others
Hermann's anxiety over the out­
furling of a thousand or more flags
upon the various buildings. At the swore positively that there were three come of tbe trial has been indicated
O R WADE
same time a signal was given to the tired. As only the one could be ac­ for several days by tho care-worn ex
ATTORNEY AT LAW
United States and foreign warships counted for, it was the question of jiression that has been upon bis face
Notary Public
almost continually. Mrs. Hermann,
and
to the garrison at Fort Monroe, much debate.
Office with Wheeler Roni Estate Co.
The
investigation
was
called
for
by
who was in the courtroom yesterday,
and
all
fired
a
salute
to
the
Presi-
B xndon ,
.
.
-
-
O heoon
Mrs. Allen and her son, we are in­ and wept several times under the
dent.
(1. T. TRKAIK1OLD,
When the echoes of the last gun formed. It has been thorough and strain, was not in tbe courtroom when '
died away all the bands upon the ex­ every detail was cleared up. The tho verdict was announced, being I
ATTORNEY - AT LAW.
position grounds played the Star jury held that Clarke bad only done nearly ill this morning. She was in-1
NOTARY PUBLIC
Spangled Banner, and the troops sa­ his duty as prescribed according to his formed of her husband’s acquittal by
Oregon.
Bandon,
luted the National anthem by salutes, position. Many held that be might telephone.
and ail persons present bared their have been too hasty with his gun.
The Benson-Hvde Dimoml land
C. R BARROW
heads. After this impressive cere­ but most are of the opinion that he fraud conspiracy cases that were to
Attorney and Counselor at Law
mony. the president of the United did right by not taking any chances. have followed the Hermann trial
Notary Public
States, his cabinet, members of the Allen, in his condition, was a very were postponed today until October, ■
First-class references. Fifteen Yeais Ex- diplomatic corps, committees from dangerous man. and the fact that be tbe attorneys having represented that
perience.
had but one load in his gun. doos not tbe trials would take at least three or
O bkgon . both branches of congress, governors
('»quit. LB,
of states, and official guests of the signify his intentions It was a case four months, and it was not desired
C- T- Blumenrother exposition were served luncheon in of shoot or get shot, and Clarke got to continue the trials through the
the Auditorium annex. .During the there first.
summer vacation.
II. 8. Coinmiasloner and Notary Public.
luncheon the parade grounds were
San Francisco, April 27 Francis
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Pilings and Final proofs wade on Home­
Death of Z. B. Edwards.
J. Heney today declared that Binger
steads, Timber Claims and other I'. 8. Lands cleared and the great crowd sought
Money Loans Negotiated on Approved places around the grounds to witness
Hermann's acquittal in Washington
Security.
the military pageant. Besides the
will
have no effect upon his trial at
Zepthn
Browner
Edwards,
died
at
Office in room 10 Beyerlo Building, Ban
president, memtiers of the cabinet his home in Bandon, on April 24. Portland under the indictments re­
don. Residence on Butte Creek, Oregon.
and other official visitors, there were I The deceased was born in Whitely turned against him for complicity in
Reul Uniate bought mid Sold.
ns well several hundred especially in Co, Ky, on Oct. 31, 1818. He was the land fraud.
vited guests.
married to Belinda Ward of that
M. G. Pohl.
------- DEALERS IN--------
While the military feature was not place in January, 1868, and to that
Notice to Debtors.
largo, it was of a splendid character. union was born seven boys and one
at Bandon Hdw Storv
Notice is hereby given that Edwin
It was commanded by Major-General girl. He was a member of the Bap­
April 16 and 17
Fred I). Grant as grand marshal, tist church for nearly forty years. Ellingson, of tbe Bandon Furniture
Consult him for your eyes, head ache who was attended by his entire staff. He was ordained minister in 1883 in Store, has sold out his interest and
In addition he had about a score of Madison Co, Ark., and moved to the busineM will be conducted by the
weariness, or nervousness.
honorary aides, chosen largely from Coos county in April, 1903, where he undersigned, as manager. All out
Union and Confederate societies and has resided until the time of his standing accounts are asked to be
historical associations.
death. He leaves a wife and seven settled at once in order to cloao up
Full dress uniform was worn. The sons to mourn their loss. The fun the affairs. The hooks art1 at the
Market Price Allowed for Produce of all Kinds.
foot organizations were formed in eral services wen» preached by Rev. fl’ore. and the undersigned will colj
PROSPER,............................................................. -
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OREGON.
Estimât«« given on any kind of double rank and passed in review in J. W. Barnett. Interment ir. Bandon left and receipt for same
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