Bandon recorder., July 18, 1907, Image 2

holds a iiiii J i higher respt l f r ble d*v m tire beach and in view­
such punishment than, in many in­ ing out !<* al t-net v. The Ii.slvop
stances, tin
rock pile. But the is a tine specimen <4 manhood in
JRVIIG 8. BATH. Ed. aud Prop.
whipping post can not, and will not many way*, with pleasant social
suffice as a prevention for this crime. manners and a magnetic personality.
IM rCBl.lHHKI'
A case in Portland a short time ago He held services in the church Sun­
KVhia Till
AHFKhOON
*l>OWs a man that after he had been day morning ami afternoon, and is
sent to the whipping post, hi* wife, I an orator whom it is a rare treat to
who by the way was the main sup- hear.
The party left for Riwue
*1 ItSCKIfl IOS KA IF*
port
of
the
house,
took
him
back
liver
Monday
morning and expected
Per year, strictly in advance
t
>
be
in
Port
Orford
this evening on
again and went back to the washtub
Six Mouths
t<> slave her life out for him. and now I their return up the coast.
Three Months
Port < »rford experienced the qui­
Unions paper is ordered diseon- he is back before the authorities on
tinned, it will be sent after date of a similar chaige and no doubt hi ttest Fourth of July in its history.
expiration.
Persons changing ad wife will be just as ready to have
Our people had scattered to the
dromes are requested to notify this
him
back,
as
before,
notwithstanding
office to secure regular receipt of
three winds to attend the celebra-
paper. Persons failing to receive her cruel treatment.
< )ne attempt t oils at Gold Beach, Bandon and
their paper regularly will please noti of wife beating should suffice, an 1
Arago, until then were not enough
fy this office, an i we w ill endeavor Io
ihe wife, who is made independent of us left to make a decent hurrah!
locate tlie trouble.
by earning her own liv ing, should But for the patriotic display of flags
not live with a man who amuses! and the irrepressible American boy
himself in such a manner.
with his ficecrackers and instinctive
I,«gui notice* per inch
desire to do something big on this
Adlllioistmtors Notice*. each
the biggest of all our holidays—one
Display
tdverl iong. per inch
'W hen 1 W as Y oi 'N' g
an
would not otherwise have known
monili
elderly man w ho had worked all his
Local IteaderH, p«»i Ime
that we were enjoying the celebration
life for what he had. was saving a
Special ates on contract spare.
of the birthday of American liberty’
short time ago, "I had to serve a
and of our Nation. It was a lovely
v rar * apprenticeship l>< fort I was
day, the sun shone bright with
considered competent to receive
prophetic promise, and it made us
enough wages to pay my board, and
happy to know that all America was
G i n . E atemit K uroki , of the another year before 1 was paid celebrating the day with no clouds
Japanese military department spent < nough to provide clothing and liv I above them.
enough time in this country to learn ing. The boys of to-dav expect a
There is much inquiry as to the
that ue burn enough
|x»w- man’s wages almost from the start:
date when Mr. llumc will hold the
der in one day, long near the first are seldom satisfied with a position
Sometimes is and sometimes
races at his Wedderburn track, and
of this month, to blow most any old >ng enough tomaster th< first prill people are hoping that he will be
isin't his fortune, but a good
c pies of the work, and their main
nation oft the face of the map.
clean
shave and a neat haircut
!
able
to
make
the
announcement
be
­
idea seems to be just how much they
goes
a
good ways [on first im
can get out of doing.” And he fore long. If the Woodmen Rally
pressions.
Everything ¡new
A CoNUNDRt M from the St. Louis wondered why it was tiling* had could be fixed at the same date, it
and
clean,
and
atjyour immed­
would
assure
a
very
large
attendance,
Globe-Democrat is as follows and we changed so much. The following
iate
disposal.
probably
surpassing
any
yet
held
in
beg to plead ignorance of the answer. ittle clipping from the Columbus
“If two cents more of cotton and State Journal might have a tendency this county.
HARRY MORRISON,
On last Wednesday the little gas­
two cents more labor are put into a L 1 answer him
Near Port Office
shirt, why is the price of the gar­
A boy went into a shop to work oline launch, which has been in
ment marked up twenty-live cents?” for a man. He was a lad of consid­ course of construction for some time
erable intelligence and knew it him­ at Harbor, under the guidance of
Rast Gardner, was successfully
Tut' S hipyard S ite this side of self. Besides, he had large ideas of
launched,
but when Prof. C. Lauter-
Cody’s Mill is just the place for J. his personality, and had thought a
back,
the
engineer, turned on the
H. P rice to rebuild, and it is up to great deal over what were his rights,
A. Haherly
power, th< machinery failed to work,
our enterprising business men to see lie knew exactly what he was enti­
something being wrong with the
that it is secured for that purpose. tled to, and what the other fellow
propellor. After some overhauling
When the Pulp and Paper Mill was was entitled to, and between the two!
• >rders by phone and mail
the engineer finally made the engine
started, everybody helped, and when there was a deep, definite division.
promptly
attended
to.
w ork, and a trial trip was made from
Mr. Cody talked of putting in a Saw He observed this line very closely,
Order
your
winter
’
s
supply
the mouth of the river to Enos rock
Mill here, a site was secured for him and did not cross it for an instant.
of wood now'.
and back—a distance of
miles,
at once. Mr. Price has given work If engaged on a piece of work, and
and the time consumed was 10 min­
for several months past to close to quittting time came, hequit right
utes.
seventy men. He does not ask for then, even if he could have finished
Fourmile Phone 4 long 1 short
sympathy or for a site, but he has it in three minutes. In doing so, he
Mail, Lock Box 46
ay, Grain, a nd Mill feeds, F ree
been furnishing a pay roll of about never thought for a moment of hav­ delivery to any part of town.
J. E.
$5,000 per month, which has ing talked with Bill Jones full twenty tValstrom.
dropped off at once and is sure to be minutes, that very afternoon, about ,
felt by the entire community. When a baseball game that came off the'
ARTHUR RICE
Jeweler and
Watchmaker
he first built he neither asked for day before. He w as simply looking I Administrator’s Notice To
Creditors.
assistance or a building site, and to his rights and no one else’s.
BANDON, OR
ever since has given employment to
This was his way. ()f course he
SOI VENIR POSTAL ( ARDS.
Notice is hereby given that the
a large number.
I he government didn’t stay long,
The Inraest. and bent assortment, in
There was no
town. Abates polished and mount­
undersigned
has
been
duly
appoint
­
works have opened up again, and particular quarrel. lie
just
"petered
I
ed to order. If yon find a nioeagate
ed
by
the
ounty
ourt
of
the
State
there will be seventy men that are out.”
He hadn't t comprehension
while on tile beach we wiU tell yon
out for a job. They cannot obtain enough of his duty or a sufficient of Oregon, for 00s ounty, as Ad­
whither it is wortli mountino. A
laroe assortment of watches, clocks,
the wages given by Mr. Price, and regard for his service to put him in ministrator for the estate of W. S.
silverware and Jewelry of all kinds.
the additional work will not offer any sympathy with his work, 1 le was a Pierce, deceased.
Gold and Fonntain I’ens, inclndine
Therefore, all persons having
opportunities for new residents. If misfit, lie did as little as he could
the Waterman ami Conklin's auto
mafic fillers, the liest in the market,
Mi. I ’rice can be induced to rebuild, for his employer, I le stood on his claims against the said estate are
We have the Marshall one dollar
That was notified to present the same, duly
a site should be offered him. It is a rights, and more too.
fonntain pen.
small matter in the eml and will at some years ago. Now lie is driving verified, to the undersigned at the
a team up in Cleveland for $1.50 a office of . R. Wade, i|n the Town
least show appreciation,
of Bandon, in said
day.
ounty and
State,
within
six
months
front the CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
When he left the shop another
Ci.( itching His G old B ags with
llanilon. Oregon,
r
ith
day
of
July,
I<907, the same
his oil smeared fingers, John D. boy went in. He knew his right*
being the date of the first publication
Rockefellow swears his personal but he didn't insist on them as much
Druggist and Apothecary
of
this notice.
property amounts to less than fifteen as he might, for he believed in doing
1« jnflt hi receipt of a new and
Dated this 11 th day of July, 1907.
thousand dollars. The richest man things. If time was up and he could
fresh stock of
A.
M.
ITCHCOCK,
in the world, with one of the finest finish a thing with a few minutes’
Drugs and Chemicals,
.Administrator of the Estate of
homes, fitted with the finest of furni­ over work, lie would do it every
W.
S.
Pierce,
deceased.
Patent and Proprietary Preparation*
ture, and who cannot possibly spend time. Heinade himself worth some­
thing.
I
’
rcttv
soon
that
employer
Toilet Articles,
his money, much less count it, has
Chicken Ranch For Sale.
Driiggiwi* Nimd rie«*.
to resort to deliberate falsehood in saw that he couldn't get along with
order to save a few paltry dollars out him. He kept advancing hi*
First class chicken ranch. 20 acres, P»HH'MFs. B iu ' siif *. S ponges . S oap .
that he could make back again, as wage*, and then finally took him
Ni r* ani » C amhes .
he has done oft times before bv rais­ into partnership, and now the busi­ partly cleared, three and one-half
Ttihaccon and Cigarettm.
ing the price of oil a cent all over ness is a great one, and that boy has miles south of town close to the
the country. There are neither 1 grand home, a big salary, and a beach. Has a five room house, bath I'.iintH. Oilfl. Gian» and Painters’ Supplies
watches, money or jewelry of any lovely family, all because he was a room, good barn. 7 chicken houses,
sort in his magnificent home, Forest boy' of get-up. of gumption, and I tract* of 10 acres each in same lo­
Hili, so he asserts. He will endow thought more of his duties than he cation, $250 each. Will sell on
easy terms, l or further particulars
an institution with millions, a monu­ did of his rights.
address
J. P. Del lasen,
ment to practically advertise him.
Bandon, Oregon.
but will not even help to pay his
Port Orford Notes.
share of the taxes, and such amount*
that he cannot swear himself out of. Frnm the Tribnne.
As far as heard from the lists of
He values his piano* at $300 and hi*
eight elegant carriages, anv of which deaths caused by the Fourth of July
would no doubt exceed the amount celebrations throughout the United
of the assessment, are valued bv him States amount to 37, while over TONSORIAL PARLORS
Wines. Liquors
2,000 were wounded.”
at $i,Noo.
P.
B.
HOYT,
Prop.
z\ young man supposed to be
and Cigars.....
about
20 years of age and evidently
Tue W hipping P ost and bar-
barism seem to be closely related. insane, was in Port < )rford last week
He1
l.ocate.l in El, DORAI>O Ht II,DING,
W e were a great many years in get­ and went on down the coast,
First Mrert. lt.ANKOAi. OREGON
ting past the age in which capital imagines that he has tights with the
BANDON RECORDER
m
A Man’s Face
rp
NEED A NEW STOVE?
Bridge A Itencli
Stove*. Baitge* and lle.'ltcr*
.
—
A"
Have in them so many cxcclleiicie* that thev nri now acknowledged th«
greatest sellers on the coast, ami the\ are growing in favor every year. We
have the exclusive agency in Bandon tor these household and oflice necessities,
and prices range exceedingly modest m either caw*.
Our assortment of hardware, tinware and edged tools is most complete.
Tinning As Plumbing n Specialty
T he H ardware M an .
A. M c N air G ,
■
C rvil 1 Engineer and
Surveyor,
< "lisix
s.
Higher ( 7<tss< s of Work Solicited
BANDON.
OREGON.
Young Man
Young Man
IDo you Realize
tire Importance
of a. business
Education ?
Consider
it
Carefully
Miller Cleaver Business College. North Bend
Cro.man Timmons, President
R H Rosa, Vice President
G. T. Treadgold, Sec
A. E. Hadsall. Trea».
Bandon Investment Corporation
Inc May 6, 190?
A. ID Morse. Mgr.
REAL ESTATE - TOWNSITES
PROMOTIONS
BANDON
Gasoline - Steam. Pumping. Irrigation
El. 1 )OI<ADO
Ihe
Eldorado
Lighting Machinery.
I‘airbanks-Morse Gasoline Engines for Spray mg, Pumping,
Sawing., (.rinding.
Outfit* complete.
I- airbanks .Morse
Steam Engines, I’nmps. Boilers. Fairbanks Scales for weigh­
ing. Fairbank* Morse Dynamos and Motor*, for power and
light. \\ uh Inn 11- aii 4 rowera; Grinder*, Feed Cbt »ppen, Well
Pumps,
j All
■ >
<|ualiiy gooil~ at lowest price*
Always in­
stock. Liberal terms. Prompt reply to inquiries and quick
shipment
\\ rite for (’atalognes and I ‘1 ices.
Fairbanks - Morse & Co , Portland. Oregon.
HOULE
punishment was in vogue altogether. Japanese.
Bishop Scadding and wife, and
The .»hipping post of Oregon has
its many good advantages as well as Rev Horsfall, arrived in Port Orford
die u verse. too. The wife beater Friday evening and spent an enjoy**
SHAVING, SH AM Ft M H NG AND HAIR
• 'Ll TING AT ST ANDARI» PRK ES.
Bathroom Kenly titled apMitlt Correlai*
Toh
Hot or Cold Bath. 4 A erat
/\asm nssen /has.
Proprietor!!.
Bandon,
•
and
(.ALLIER
Dates $ / ,oo »
SPEC 1.4L ILI TES r>r
SAÜTZ.E
Oregon.
BANDON.
Tîcrv
******
$2.00 per Day,
the week tut mo . vth .
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OREGON.