Bandon recorder., July 25, 1907, Image 2

what will lup|)en if they do not intnd
their ways. The writer >f the article
' in the Sentinel
knows, or
An independent Newspaper
1 should acquaint himself with the fact
that the Steamer Elizabeth is making
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E ditor and P roprietor
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regular trips to San Francisco, and
8 i bh < ription B ates ¡ Per leur, t 1.5D; S ix Months
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that the Steamer Bandon which was
STR1CTLV is advance .
launched at the Bay. will soon be on
This paper ih entered Ht the Bandon post office hh Svcoiid-chiHH Mutter.
the run and provide suitable service
between the Coquille and San Fran­
T he P erson T hat B orrow -. miner under the latter. Haywood cisco. We are willing toadmitthat
Is now on the Market. It has the best location for
becomes the greatest lore known. was born in Salt Lake City in 1S69. 'hey have their advantages in their
They continually run in and ask for His father was born in Ohio and bar and bay that we haven’t, and
Summer Homes in Coos county; near the beach,
a look that you might be reading, his mother in South Africa—the probably never will have; but aside
ami sheltered from the wind. The Ol'l l.N A nne
the newspaper, and this anil that daughter of an English Army officer. from that, we have everything they
cottage property and land adjacent to it. Prices
until one hates tin sight of them ap­ Haywood said he first went to work have, and more. What would they
proaching. This last week we know at the mines when he was nine years lo for the lumber they receive every
reasonable and terms easy.
of live install« es where neighbors old. He was married in Pocatello- day, either already cut or in logs,
asked for the last R ecorder , three, Idaho, and has two children dau­ from the Coquille Valley? We have
of which was before they hail a ghters. The witness, who has but more country tributary to Bandon
chance to look at it themselves. In me eye, said he lost the other when than all of Marshfield, North Bend.
every instance they were as able to' 1 boy of seven by sticking a knife in Empire, and the rest of the smaller
subscribe, probably, as the person t. The prisoner spent the greater towns on the bay. Surely we are
loaning the paper. It has been said part of his mining career at Silver worthy of a little consideration.
that a book is man's best friend. City, Idaho. He joined the West­
Who likes the idt 1 of loaning one to ern Federation of Miners in 1896. Oregon Development League
Haywood declared he never knew
have it returned with the leaves
(Special Correspondence)
turned down or the binding defaced Governor Steunenberg and bad no
and broken? If your neighbors do :nterest in the Coeur d'Alene trou-
Portland, July 25—The top-notch-
not care enough to subscribe for ■>les other than as a member of the
ers
in Goverment affairs arc lie
lhe prisoner’s wife,
their home newspaper, which is de­ . ederation,
coming bitter acquainted with (tie­
voting column after column to the mother anil young daughter were gon's resources and
necessities.
welfare and growth of the town, w hy present in court the afternoon when The Hon. Cascar G.
Straus,
Sec-
should you have to provide a copy :ie was called to the stand, Res- retary of Commerce
and
Labor,
olutions and discussions condemning
every week for them’
Bridge A Bench
was given an informal teception at
Governor Steunenberg’s course in
Sometimes is and sometimes
Nloii's. Bang«*» and Heater*
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the Commercial Club Saturday
isin’t his fortune, but a good I
Have in them ro mnny excellencit's that tin y are now acknowledged the
T he N ew C ommi iiciai . C lub , lhe Goeur d’Alene, Haywood de­ night, and as is now well known,
greatest Hellers on the coast, nnd they are growing in favor every year. We
clean shave and a neat haircut
organized in the City Hall last Ei i clared, were not confined to the was immediately preceded by
have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household and oflice necessities,
and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
goes a good (vays on first im­
day evening, is composed of reliable Western Federation of Miners, but Secretary Garfield and Vice President
Our assortment of hardware, tinware and edged tools is most complete.
pressions.
Everything new 1
business men who want to see that applied generally to labor organiz­ Fairbanks, and your correspondent
ations
throughout
the
country.
The
and clean, and at your immed­
Tinning & F’lvim.Toing a. S-peciaTty
this part of Coos County is properly
has yet in store news to announce of
witness
was
asked
if
he
ever
saiil
to
iate
disposal.
advertised and to act on questions
tluj most interesting visit of all of
that are of interest to the general anyone, as has been tesified, that them.
HARRY MORRISON,
public. This organization, acting in <jovernor Steunenberg should be
During the dog-d ay period, when
Near Po»t Office
harmony with the present Chamber exterminated. He said he had not.
the
atmosphere
is
laden
with
a
spirit
-Commoner.
of Commerce, will do wonders for
of resistance to corporation oppress­
< liSIM.
the upbuilding of the community,
ion,
don
’
t
let
the
fellow
who
never
and like the old adage, "Two heads
W hat I s T he M atter with
are better than one, ,” Both will Coos Bay? They seem to have as­ contributes a dollar towards the ad­
do their good work. The new or­ sumed a dog in th< manger attitude vertising and advancement of his
Higher f'hisses of Work Solicited
A Haberly
ganization will have regular meeting toward the Coquille Valley in gen­ community be excused from making
OREGON.
BANDON,
nights, and a nominal membership eral and Bandon in particular. l he such contribution because he can
fee will be charged. This is the other day a tourist traveling through talk louder snd oftener than the
< >rders by phone and mail
golden opportunity for Bandon to Coos County just to see what we busy man anil good citizen who be­
promptly attended
to.
come to the front. The Colonist have in this fertile land of ours, lieves that a square deal includes
Order your w inter’s supply
rates will be on in September, and asked a real estate man, of some himself and that he should do his
of wood now.
there will be a great many people prominence at Marshfield, what there duty towards his fellow citizen, if
come West, We want to have men Was to the South. He, after some broke or too stingy to make giving
locate here who are financially able I hesitation, said that the railroad ran a pleasure, he can do his section
Fourmile Phone 4 long 1 short
to help. We have all the requisites back to some coal mines in the hills, some good by writing a few letters
to
relatives,
acquaintances
and
good
Mail, Lock ox 46
for a sash and door factory, veneer and below that were a few sheep
factory, to say nothing of the count­ ranches on a creek. There was Co­ friends in the East, telling them of
less other mills anil industries that quille, but he did not even speak oi th-’ low rates to, and the glorious
can be operated here much cheaper1 qlc O(|)er p|ac
, along the river. opportunities presented by ()regon.
aces
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ARTHUR RICE
During the past three weeks the
than in the cities, and with the new This ln;l|1 wante<i to See those "coal
Jeweler
and
Watchmaker
transportation facilities, that will soon lnjnes" anil took the train which travel into Oregon from the East has û»
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BANDON, OR.
be available, can make their deliv­ landed him in Coquille. Taking the been as large as at any time during 'li»
lY
trained Men and Women. Let us train you
SOt VEN I It POSTAL CARDS.
eries to almost any pait of the world . steamer from that point he arrived the Lewis and Clark exposition, and 'li»
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The largest nnd best assortment in
as cheaply as anywhere.
at Bandon in the evening, and in many of the visitors are becoming - i ó» Y town. Agates polished and mount­
ii»
familiar
with
the
opportunities
af
­
speaking before the new Gommercia
'i> ed to order. If yon find a nice agate
forded
by
the
state,
a
large
number
while on the beach we will tell yon
W hat I s T o B ecome of this Club last Friday evening, he said he
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A
’ù» whether it is worth mounting.
of
tourists
having
made
stops
at
country if the immigration laws are was not only surprised at what he
li’ large assortment of watches, clocks,
not amended? The I nited States is saw, but more than pleased. He is live or six points in different parts li iì» ’ silverware and Jewelry of all kinds.
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the dumping ground for the scum now in business here, and one of the of the state.
'*/ Gold and Fountain Pens, including
IST ort li Bend, Oregon
the Waterman and Conklin's auto­
If
the
people
of
<
fregón
fail
to
of the earth. The big liners that leading promoters of the welfare of
-ti»
matic fillers, the best, in the market,
enter New York and all eastern this community. Another traveler, take advantage of the colonist rates ì> We have the Marshall one dollar
ports every day are loaded with for who had heard of Bandon, asked a beginning September 1st and con- tö» lì fountain pen.
G. T. Treadgold, Sec
Crosman Timmons, President
eignets that have neither money nor real estate man on the Bay where he tinning until October 31st, it will li»
R H. Rosa, Vice-President
A. E. Hadsall, Treas.
education. They will work for less could find the place and how to get not be the fault of the newspapers,
wages than the home laborer; will to it. He was told that it was a for both in news, editorial and local CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
never spend a cent on any thing that small place of no consequence, and columns the press of the State has
Bandon. Oregon,
will be a benefit to the community in that the only way to get here was to kept the facts before its readers. Re­
Bandon Investment Corporation Inc. May 6, I <>0?
which they live, and after they ac- go back to Portland, and there take member this is the one-way rate, the Druggist and Apothecary
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cumulate enough to keep them in the train to Roseburg and stage it tickets are only to Oregon and not
A. ID. Morse, Mgr.
Is jns! iti receipt of a new and
round
trip,
and
good
for
any
part
of
fresh
stock
of
their native country, they pack up over to Myrtle Point, a distance of
and leave for home, What good is 60 miles, and then have to endure the State, but the ticket must read
Drugs and Chemicals,
this class of people to America’ all kinds of inconvenience in getting to your station when it is purchased
REAL ESTATE - TOWNSITES PROMOTIONS
BANDON
How long will it be at this rate down the river to Bandon. This of the agent back in the other States. Patent ami Proprietary Preparations
Toilet
Articles,
before the labor conditions will be­ man then inquired at the hotel and
l»rnggi<*t* Sundries.
come demoralized’ They are a class at various other places around the Chicken Ranch For
Sale.
of laborers that a union can have no bay and became enough interested
First class chicken ranch, 20 acres, P f RFI'MER, B r I’SHF.S, SpONGFH. SoAP.
eflect upon. If the better class of to endure those "hardships” and
Nurs and C andies .
partly clean'd, three and one-half
foreigners cameover to this country make the trip over here. He bought
Cigars, Tobaccos and Cigarettes.
miles south of town close to the
to settle and live, it would be a dif­ property and will erect several
I’aints, < tils. GI mr nnil I’ninters' Supplies
ferent matter. The height of the houses for renting purposes. The beach. Has a five room house, bath
Fairbanks-Morse <iasolina Engines for Spraying, Pumping,
room, good barn, 7 chicken houses,
ambition of the greatest portion of I daily paper at Marshfield contained
Sawing. Grinding. Outfits complete.
Fairbanks-Morse
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Steam
Engines,
Pumps,
Boilers.
Fairbanks
Seales
for weigh­
the foreigners is to peddle fruit on a personal to the effect that "Mr.
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cation, $250 each. Will sell on
ing. Fait bank’- Morse Dynamos nnd Motors, for power and
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the streets or to work at section work Price, of the lower river, would
light; W indmills and Towers; Grinders, Feed Choppers. Well
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easy terms, ! <>r further particulars
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on railroads. Why not make the rebuild his shipyard, lately destroyed
Pumps. All
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address
J. P. I)eGosen,
stock. Liberal terms. Prompt reply to inquiries and quick
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laws stringent enough to keep this by fire,” and "The steamer Plant,
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andon, Oregon.
shipment Write for Catalogues and Prices.
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class of people out of the country' the only vessel between Coos Coun­
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city,
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Sentinel.
The associated Press report says:
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The accused train was perfectly at 1 his not only misleads new comers, TOMSORIAL PARLORS ❖
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Wines. Liquors
case as he walked to the chair and but is giving the impression that the
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took oath as a witness in his own Bay has "it in for us.” and would
P. B. HOYT, Prop.
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behalf. His voice was quite low at not even let our dim candle light
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first, but when his attention was call shine with the light of their boom.
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The Coquille Valley asks nothing li.cUe.l in EL DORADO BEILDING.
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carry to Judge Wood, 1 faywood
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Fir«t street. BANDON. OllFtlON' ft
from
the
hay
and
can
get
along
with-
was at first questioned as to his
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SPEC ML E.1TES Hi' THE WEEK Oil MOXTH.
family history. He said his father "iit anv of tlnir a--i"tan<'C and trade
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Proprietors.
<T I TING AT STANDARD l’Rlt ES.
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SAMPLE BOOM IN CONNECTION.
and step-father were l»oth miners, a great deal better than they can
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and that he first began work as a'• afford to lose ours, and that is just
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Editorial Page of Bandon Recorder
Long’s Park Addition to Bandon
Bandon Investment Corporation
A Man s Face
NEED A NEW STOVE?
A. M c N air ,
T he H ardware M an .
Civil /Engineer and
Surveyor.
S.
Your
Depends
Succe
Upon
Your
in
Preparation.
The Business World demands Well-
Miller
Cleaver
Business
College,
Gasoline - Steam, Pumping, Irrigation and
Lighting Machinery.
Eldorado
Fairbanks - Horse & Co, Portland. Oregon.
HOTEL
GALLIER
Kates $r.oo to $2.00 per Day.
Tut».
Hot nr Cold Baths -•’» rent
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BANDON........................... OREGON.