Bandon recorder., July 18, 1907, Image 1

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Bandon vs
Marshfield
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Foresters Instali.
Opportunities and the
V parís 1 of huid I m - l ’Í iuuiii .' at tlie NVV
<’or. of liist rilwivi* di Hcnhi d p ire. I mui
. itindinc N VV nloiii! Vlwiter Str «ir
tb< exteiixion le Finí titreet. i>i *■:<
f*H*t
Fred \ olí I ’«‘pert, 01 A » 11
$1 13 Otl
\ parce! oí land hepinnmp at the N \\
Cor. of last ahove deHoribed parcel and
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i.ditvi NW aloiip
\iu iter .St
<»r the extensión t<> First St. K2 ? 3 i
feet
i I. L"We. '’ I ft
x| .s ■»>
V pill el of land lieginning at tin
NVV I or ot laHt nliove descrilx d par |
eel mid extending NVV along Vtwnter
St. or the extension to First Street. |
133 feet-
¡W li l’auter. 13; II. * • >'■ 70
V pareel of land beginiiing Ht thè :
NVV l'or, of Inst above di-scribed pai |
cel and evlendiiig NW alone Vtwater
St or Un exlenstoii to l'nst Stleel.
157 fi*et.
(«si l‘. I.aird. 157 ft. $;tlKl.O|i
Resources
1 he l-oresters of America had
big doings at their regular meeting
night last week, Friday. A class of
three
were initiated and there was
THE SCORE: 4 TO 1
installation of officers. After the
meeting there was a banquet pre­
Good Exciting Game and pared for the gathering in the Pacific
A < Li.vtvTl that aloiK oiler-, inducenients of greater magnitude
(»rill Rooms. The party broke up
Bandon Boys Are
to the seeker of health, t Inn anything else Warm winters
m the wee small hours and all de
Good Loosers
and
cool summers.
The sea breezes impart lift- and vigor,
clared that for a good time the
and drive the heavy fogs, common to localities near the ocean
I'oresters has them all failed.
far to the inland.
Last Sunday morning the local
Elda Sofe Johnson.
Base Ball team, accompanied by the
(iKil x (iR.v-s the year 'round uhicli th< stock r.iisct can readily
Bandon Concert Band and a good
see great possibilities in his hue.
l he finest grazing facilities
Died:—At her home on Bills
sized crowd, left for Marshfield
in
the
world.
where the boys were s< heduled to Creek, near Bandon, on Tuesday
I’he desceased |
play ball
The boat left shortly night at io o< lock.
S.vw mu .i s, Ship Yards, Shingli-.mil Broom Il.indlc mills. Wool
after seven ami the trip up the river is the wife of Mat Johnson, who is
en mills, ( iov eminent Works and all branches of Commei
was most enjoyable excepting when well known here, and is the mother i
cial lines wa ll represented: all of these, and more, are favot
they ran into a heavy fog about half of four children, the eldest of which I
able conditions for the laborer and mercantile investor.
way to Coquille,
I’he excursion is but five years old and the youngest
Mrs. J olinson :
train was waiting for the lioat at Ce­ fifteen months,
S mai . i F riuts thrive and the climate is such as to cause long
was
well
known
in
that
vicinity and
dar point, and between the Myrtle
seasons, which stand the local Horticulturists in a wav to lx
had
many
friends
who
will
miss
her
Point and Coquille crowd, and the
conic dangerous rivals to Hood River
delegation from Bandon, the train greatly. She came to this country
eight years ago and has lived here
ISSUING \M> III XTlNi. that is unsurpassable
I'he
arc
was loaded to the guards.
ever since. She died of Pulmonars
the
filled
with
trout,
and
an
abundance
of
wild
game
It has been a longtime since any
l uberculocis which has troubled het
hills
and
valleys.
Spend
your
vacation
here,
\
ou
of we Bandonions have had the op
for the past two years.
regret it.
portunity of seeing, much less riding
oil the real “Choo Choo’' cars, and
Dr. Prent is, I Jentist, lias leased
I
naturally shied when the engine pull­ rooms in the Deveraux
building
ed in but after taking the row call next to the Post Office and will 1<>-
Coos Bay Man in Trouble.
Notice of Tax Liens.
from the numerous tall pines and cate pernamently in Bandon August
telegraph poles, the crowd was re­ ist.
Chester I htdh-y, a Coos Bay man,
.. ........... I» hi'fi by given by .intliorilv of Ilio
assembled and the balance of tile
IJonril iif I ri:-t< < s of tlx I own ol Bamlon.
is
in
trouble
at
Walla
Walla,
having
trip was made in much less time
< oom « oinitv. Stato of « Ireoon, imulo upon
Ice Cream Social.
been arrested on a charge of assault the tetti llav ot .Inlv I'.Ki;, mil <|(||y entered
than it took to go up river, but with
in tlie -loiirii.it of I'roeeedings for limi dnv.
file Ladies Aid Society oi the upon the person of Hugh Edison, a tli.it. nil asiessnient lias been levied against
a good deal more personal incon­
the fiillowing deserilied propel 11. .mil 1|u>
M.E. Church will give ah Ice Cream citizen of that place. He claims s iine lias been entered in I lie iloeket. of
venience.
that his father was treasurer of Goos town liens, said entry being made pursuant
to Ordinanee No. X5, w Im di provides lor t lie
The Excursionists reached Marsh­ Social in Concrete Hall August
County, < Jregon, and secured an at­ improvement of Vtw.iti i Street and tin l x-
3rd
1907.
short
Program
will
be
A
field about half [last twelve, and after
lensiull o| First Stleel
lilts llollee will lie
torney to defend himself.
lie says puldislii'd for the last timi upon the first <| i\
dinner, the Band gave a short con­ rendered.
there is absolutely no basis tor the ot August, 1907. ami within live days t here
idler, namely upon the Olli day of »aid
cert in the main street in front
of
accusation made against him by month, the assessments ho levied mi file fol
lowing desertliid property niUHt lie paid to
the Blanco I lotel which the Bay re­ The Cause of a Clean Senate.
Edison. The trial was postponed <'. Y. Lowe, I reasurer of flu- town of litui
sidents showed their appreciation by
don, and a duplicate receipt, therefor tiled
The (>regon political machine h is until I >udley could communicate with tlie ilecorder. ot Execution will be
their hearty applause.
doubtless decided that the direct w ith his father. Edison claims that issued tlieroon according to law
The game was called shortly after
election of United States senators is Dudley held him while a companion
two o’clock on the Depot Grounds.
struck him over the head with a In Commercial Addition to
unprofitable.
Bandon went to bat and everyone
It leaves the legislature with noth­ blunt instrument. Times.
Bandon.
took a crack at the ball. With the
ing to do but ratify the expressed
bases full Blackerby managed to
1 jot
1 Block 2 Ma i\y E. Led i,'** r wood,
For Sale.
will of the people.
$I2H..'H»
ft.
sneak home, but the rest all had
Lot
2
B1 oc k 2. J hoiiias Devereux.
The corporations and the big
50 ft,
funerals on their bases. Marshfield
.f.M».5O
Two yoke of cattle and one B.
grafting politicians who handled the
1 »of 3 Block 2, Peter Nrhoii Estate,
got a man around on their side, ow­
50 ft,
«S‘,>U.5o
big sacks before and during the W agon good condition, Will s
Lot
1 Block 2. Witham Gallier,
ing to a rank decision by the umpire.
50 ft.
#00.50
them cheap if sold at once, Addre
election oppose popular «•lection.
Lot 5 Block
Kol>ert Fredericks.
The next two innings were a seri­
A C. I! leilV, et al,
50 ft.
Hence the machine organs decry C G. Kennedy, Bandon, Oregon.
h ;.;»(»
1 »ot « Block 2, Sarah (Listello.
es of goose eggs, and then in the the direct nomination and the direct
23 H ft
# 15 ’.»il
third the Bayites chased another man election of I nited States senators.
1 .< >t !• B|.H-k
II. D Gh. rken,
Jockey Club.
15.3 ft
ss; io
around the diamond. Again in the
Lot III Block 2, (’. J. Daily.
Hence the machine candidates
I2S ft. $217.00
seventh inning, after some more have come out early in opposition to
We see by tin- (¡old Beach Globe 1 »< »t 10 Bluet. 3. K II K<»sa, 130 5 ri, S '51 > 5
goose fruit, Marshfield got a couple direct nomination and direct election that there is a good deal of talk
■ about organizing a local Joi kev Glub
of men home on a high throw- to of United States senators.
Woodland Addition
first.
I’he eighth was a one, two,
Idle Republican leaders in < hegon I at Wcdderlnirn. They have some
Bandon.
three affair.
have nearly all gone back on stale i horses in that country that are re-
lit Block 3, .1. II. Yaeger Estate.
The lineup for the Bandon team ment No. r. What does it mean’ i pitted to go “some” and an organ­
i : ni .5
ization
of
that
kind
will
no
doubt
was the same as last Sunday when
It means that the Aaron Burr and
I d>t 11 Block 3. I II. Kime estat
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North Bend met her Waterloo, with Benedict Arnold class of politicians flourish.
of Bandon and Vicinity
1 »OÍ. X I3ock I.-I
it. Kime Estate
This County to
Raise Grain
SAMPLES SUBMITTED
Land Here Will
Raise
25
Pounds of Potatoes
to the Hill.
'Die fact seems to have been taken
for granted for a long time past that
the land in and around Bamlon was
Administratrix and Guardian 1 failure in an Agricultural Way.
It had [mt forth all of its energy in
Notice.
raising the magnificent trees and
Notice is hereby pi ven that the under
signed has been duly appointed by the was practically w orthless after it was
<’«iunt\ (’unit of the Slate of Oregon, for logge«! oil, excepting forgrazing pur
(’ ooh County, an
\diiiinistriurix for the
poses. True, w hat land contained
oHlate of Niels A I“e.leison, and Guardian
coal or other minerals might be worth
of minor children
Therefore,
persons having claims more, but on
all
the whole the agri
ipaniHt tin* Maul eMate arc notified to
cultural possibilities were taken for
present the Hann', duly verilieil, to the un­
dersipned at tile otliee of «' T. Blumen ' granted.
rot her, in the I'own of Bandon, in said
1'his week A. Henry brought
County and »State, within six months from
samples
of some grain that had been
the ISth day of »July, l‘.H)7, the saint» heinp
couple of lots
tots near
the date of the first publication of (lljs raised on a
notice.
his residence. He planted the grain
Dated this ¡Hth day of »Inly, liM)7.
| with the view of seeing just what it
M ks G kkda I’r in-.ksoN,
Administratrix of the Estate of Niels A.
1
I'ederaoii, and
Guardian of
Minor would do, and the results have been
< 'liildren.
I surprising. Understand, this was
| not cultivated ami did not receive
Littlefield-Manciett.
| the care and attention that is given
(' li. VV MIE,
liecoriler of thè l'own of Bandoli
I
The
many
friemls of
Warren i 1,1 ,bc
belts.
I.ittlefi. ld and Miss Estelle Mancietl
The wheat submitted at this
were surprised at the announcement office stood a good four anil a halt
of their marriage at six o’clock last i feet from the floor anti had large,
1’uesday morning. The groom was heavy heads, all of which were well
formerly of Bandon, but now em­ filled and would make glad the heart
ployed with Wakefield and Jacob­ of any of our eastern farmers. It
son, as engineer in Portland, and was of some winter variety, as Mr.
was in Bandon on his vacation. Henry planted the grain last fall.
The young couple decided to
I’he oats were at least six feet high
married at once so as to return
and brought back tha pleasant mem­
their new home together.
ories of the golden harvestfields of
The ceremony was conducted at Minnesota. They are not quite ripe
the home of the bride, Reverend and undoubtedly would stretch out
Horsfall officiating. Both young a few more inches before maturity.
people arc well known here and have We ditl not learn of the variety.
i host of friends that extend their
The barley was about the same
best wishes for a long anil happy height as the wheal—4*2 feet. It
voyage over the sea of matrimony. is hard .is bone and positively dem
They left on the Breakwater for —
Portland.
See last page.
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RESOLVED
|) TH AT OUR. SUMMER SALE IS
7 noi oNf oi thosi F ake sale s
WE.ARt trying E o WEEDOUT
OUR- STOCK- VE DONTCARRT
leftcM RS Im>s£ B ubble
SAt r s A re notour vay of
AO [xiiNC Busi nlss
busier brown
SI-SI III
130.5 ft
the exception of Ray McNair who have no use for a simple and easy
1X9.75
9 Block 5. K. II. liosa. 137
did the cen'er field stunt, and pulled method, free from corruption.
to Block
5. I; It I»• — i
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I 1 Block 5. Ii II liosa. 511
down fi\ e nice flys during the game,
The cause of a clean United States
I ' Block 5. Ii It liosa, .50
13 Block 5, Ii. Il liosa, 50.
which alone helped some.
senateis being abandoned in (Iregon,
II Block 5. Ii II. liosa. XO.?5 ft. fl in (
5 Block 6, J II Yii-'i r Est.ite.
Bill Hohn
tw it ling the uniler the guise of protecting till
X3..55 ft.
Notice.
I »of ii Block ti. I It Yaeger Estate,
whole game,
Walker u as Republican [»arty.
53.55 ft.
The < fregonian of July 9th had
I »I it 7 Block o. Bandon Mtg. <’<»,
out in his tog
the kid was
l
owhomit
may
concernt
Notice
53.55 ft.
doing nice w ork and his arm was not the following editorial, which V« >11
L.»t X Block«;. Bandon MfgCo,
is
hereby
gixen
tliat
I,
G.
Schmal/,
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upto condition, he stayed on the can read both ways:
Lot 1 Block
Il VV niston Morris
of
the
City
and
County
of
San
k
rau
U
I
"l ive or six men are starting in
I .ot 2 Block
and
bench. Marshfield got two hits oil
cisco, State <>f California, will not b< Lot 3 Block 7. f w i' Wrenshall
already
to
get
the
Republican
nomi
Hohn, against the three from them.
»3..Vi ft
responsible for any debts contracted
He hit one man and another man nation for the office of United States
by my wife, Mrs Anna Schmalz, Lot
7. W <’
H ub tot vi.rv
struck at alow ball which the catch­ senator. A word right here to these
slic
liaving left my bed and boartl.
know
it
enthusiasts.
If
they
don't
I »(it 1 Block
er could'nt get his hooks on, and
BUBBLES BUR5T AND ‘•REDUCTION 5ALE5” THAT
they ought to know it, that the man I >at«‘d Jtilv 5, ip< >7.
both got around the bags.
C. SCHMALZ.
are : not genuine REDUCTION 5ALE5 DON'T
Lot 3 Block
The boys played a great game, who may get the plurality nomina­
and even if they did nt walk oil with tion will be 'knifed' in the general
LAST LONG, if Y ou have NOTICED OUR FRONT
Lot i Block x,
the honors, they showed tint they election by the supporters of all the Seven and one-half Chicken Lot. 5 Block X,
DOOR. T o U HAVE 5EEN MANY PEOPLE GOING
had passed the pumpkin twirling best, anil the Democratic candidate
I.ot I!
Ranches.
xc,‘i 35
This will
fl.
stage and could get their sticks on will come out ahead.
AWAY WITH BIG FAT BUNDLED UNDER THEIR
I »ot
Block s.
shelve
every
one
of
the
Republican
H7.75 ft. #121.10
the ball almost every time it came
1 have divided my land into n little
I .< a I Block 9.
I. Walker
ARMÓ. THI5 MEAN5 THAT THEY FIND THINGS
their way. At the close of the game candidates; and the legislature then over iw'vpn si'ction-. containing li Vf
XI. 7 ft. slit; <x>
..
Block
!>.
M nrv I Walker.
the score stood 4 to 1 in favor of will decide it byelection of some, acres each which I have on the mar
IN OUR ÓToRE THEY WOULD RATHER HAVE
17
ft. -U 15
Lot I Block ‘.I. Mary L Walker
kof
.
Thpsowill
make
excellent
chick
man
who
was
not
in
the
running.
In
Marshfield.
general it may be set down as abso­ «•11 ranchos, and the land 1» adapted Lot I Block!». Frank I.. Lowe, 17.‘<tt. sjt»;». is HHAN THEIR MONEY. AND IT MEAN5 THAT THOÓE
The excursionists left Marshfield
lute that the majority [»arty, under to the culture of small fruits. A six Lot BI ih ’U '.I. Frank I, Ixiwe, «7.2 ft. fr.L 15
at six o' clock and arrived at Band­
WHO COMB TO OUR .STORE FIND THAT WE BACK
Î5
47 2 ft
the present primary system, never ly foot right of way passes through
on shortly after ten
I/ot 0 Block fi. I.iiiu-i McNanehton.
UP WITH OUR GOODS WHAT WE SAY ON PAPER.
will elect a candidate to any leading I fronting each tract They lay two
|s 2 ft. *',l I’»
and a quarter miles sontli of Bamlon I »I >t Block'.I, K It Kinin,
Coquille crossed bats with North
»»2,2 ft. ^5.*5
office. It might be a good thing for
imrc. l nf land b.oiiitiiiic at the NW ,
OUR PRICES ARE NOT BUBBLES BUT SOLID ALL
near tin* plank road, and sell for stMi < V ’<>r.
Bend and wiped them up to the tune
<>f t'linri'h St. and extendine NVV
aspiring politicians to note this, and
aloni; Atwater St. 175.2 ft.
and
#415
an
acre
Tims«»
lots
are
nut
of 7 to 2. We understand they then clip the w ings of their ambitiixi-
THE WAY THROUGH.
Alex Kennedy and I It Shield», i
in the hands of any real estate <t«»nler.
und I • ' Shield» i
carried away something like S1500 desires.
12»;. i ft.
and I do my business direct with yon.
RESPECTFULLY,
of North Bend ' good hard dollars
4X.H ft.
ÿitl.15
In other words, we are unwilling I (’all on or a.Lire«-.,
V parcel of land l»eeinnina at the NVV ¡
on the game. Bandon will play to go before the people upon the
• or. "t l.a-d diov*<l< "»ent» d parcel and
C. H. (’uvNm.n:.
extending NVV along Vtwater SC. 57 ft '
Coquille next Sunday.
principle of a clean senate.
Batiiloo. O< «»gon.
A M Lowe
57ft $110 05
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0. A. Trowbridge
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