Bandon recorder., August 15, 1907, Image 2

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elopment League have agreed upon
special State liadge, for all deli
Recorder a gates
to the National Irrigation Con­
An Independent Newspaper
gress at Sacramento, Sept. 2-7.
The word Oregon and the beaver
ElilTOK AS1» 1'llOI'KlFTUK
IRVING S BATH,
prominent features of the badg e.
Sc'bHQiiPTioN K ate * ; Per Icar, >1.50; Six Month* $1.00; Copy 5c
The committee have instructed Tom
HTBiCTLV IN ADVANCE.
1 »Richardson, Secretary of the League,
i'hiH pnper in entered nt the Bandon
ollie»* hh Second -< j lnsn Matter.
o receive seventy five cents each
trom delegates desiring to w ar this
T iie C olumbia D isaster did lather uncertain age had succeeded badge.
not cause the effect upon the minds in landing a man, and the wedding
Medford occupied the center of
of the^home people as did that of was the topic of the place. It was a the stage last week with a fruit car­
the ramming of the Alliance. While swell affair, and naturally an espec­ nival ami the annual meeting of the
no lives were lost, it caused shudders ially elaborate write-up was ex- State Horticulture Society. The
from many that had loved ones pected. The article had been writ­ attendance was large.
aboard the vessel; people right here ten. was in type, and all corrected
Portland expects to entertain ten
at home. Whether incompetency is j for the paper A traveling tourist,
thousand visitors from different parts
the cause of the recent wrecks, or a knight of the quad and space, was
of the state on the occasion of the
plain everyday carelessness, it is traveling through the country and
visit of Secretary Taft September 6th.
time steps were taken to prevent ad worked enough the day previous
A rate of fare and a third from Rose
further trouble in this line.
in the office to succeed 111 getting
burg and points north, and from
I an admirable "jag," and on this day
Pendleton and points west, has been
B|
was assisting in the "make up.
A
S trenuous S teps A re
made for this occasion.
taken Io slop the whistles from the ¡steamboat An the lake had been on
Mr. Albert Phenis. staff corre­
the ways for repairs, and an article
factories in the cities. The mere
spondent
of the manufactur s Record
I ibout it had also been set. In mak­
blowing of th<- whistles three times a
ing up, and between drinks, he of Baltimore, Maryland, will spend
day has such an evil effect upon
mixed the two articles together in this week 111 < ’regoii
people that do not rise at so unearth­
such a manner as to make the descrip­
People all over the State are
ly an hour as seven o'clock, as Io
the bride read as follows; gry for more details of the colonist
tion
of
cause a remonstrance, The whistle
1 Miss Blank was the daughter of rates. Letters a .,«■ arrivi.,g Iron, all
of the factory is as pleasant music as
So and So and has a host of friends. sections of the State, asking for
we would wish to be awakened by. i
She had been hauled ashore on the exact rates from different points1
It denotes a keynote of prosperity,
•outh beach of the lake and propped throughout the United States, to|
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It riilge A Itencli
Sometimes is and sometimes
and is the sign of good cheer
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Stove«, Hauge« and Heater« '. V
.r>, and in the course of the next few Oregon, brom Kansas City and
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throughout the land. It is probably
isin't his fortune, but a good
Have in I hem so many excellencies that they are now acknowledged the
■ lays would be thoroughly scraped other Missouri River points, St. Paul,
not as conspicuous now as it was
clean sbavi1 and a neat haircut j
greatest sellers on the coast, mid they are growing in favor every year. Wo
and receive a much needed coat of Duluth, and Winnipeg, the rate IS
have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household mid »»flice necessities,
is
some ten years ago, when lint one
goes a good ways on first im- '
and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
paint. Iler new owner made a lucky $25, from Oklahoma City and St
pressions.
Everything new !
whistle could be heard to a hundred
< lur assortment of hardware, tinware and edged tools is most complete.
buy, etc." The editor could not Louis $30, Chicago $33, Buffalo
and clean,'and at your immed­
to-day.
Tinning & Plumbing a. SjDecia.lty
explain satisfactorily, and the tourist $42.50, Cincinnati and Louisville $38
iate disposal.
typo was hitting the high places on DesMoines $29, Indianapolis $35.85,
W e W ant C orrespondents in the run when last seen.
Boston $49.50, New York $50,
HARRY MORRISON, \
every vicinity tributary to Bandon,
Pittsburgh $42, Memphis $37.20
Near Post Office
and will try and demonstrate how
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Birmingham, Alabama,
$44.00.
The Only Just Solution.
essential it is to have your place
Each ticket is $2.50 less when
Civil li/iifijieer (md
represented in the columns of the
< Ims
bought to points east of Umatilla.
local newspaper. We have requests
It is of consequence that there be I'he rates given above cover almost
Snn>eyor.
every week* from people on the out­ no clouding of the issue with ref-
the entire country, and are the same
side, for copies of this paper. These erence to the Southern Pacific land
Higher ( 'lasses of H'orA' Solicited
proportionately from all smaller
are all read by people desirous of grant. It will be harmful to the
A. Haberly
stations. Keep in mind that tickets'
BAN DÒN,
OREGON.
making their homes in a new’ coun­ cause of forfeiture if it b< omes
must
be
bought
reading
to
your
own
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try, and they make themselves famil­ understood that it is the purpose to
()rders by phone and mail
iar with the country mentioned in oust one crowd and install another. station.
promptly attended
to.
these papers. If Langlois, Prosper In a fight to save the lands, it is
Order your winter's supply
Port Orford Notes.
Riverton, and the various other essential that every contention be
of wood now.
towns in this vicinity would be rep­ scrupulously just and in perfect good
resented by a correspondent that faith. In such struggles,
From the Tribune.
to be
would not only give the home items justly armed, is thrice armed.
John R. Miller went up to Bandon
1 ottonile Phone 4 long 1 short
of interest, but would occassionally
If bad faith be a ground on which 1 last Saturday with his top buggy
Mail, Lock ox 46
give articles that would tend to be the railroad should forfeit the lands, md high stepper, and returned Sun-
beneficial to their town, we would it is equally good ground for indi­ lav with his wife, who has been vis-
be glad to furnish space for all of viduals whose good faith may be ting her friends in Coos for a couple
such correspondence.
Think it questioned not to be lyneticaries of 1 of weeks.
over and don’t wait for your neigh­ proposed forfeiture. It is common
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ARTHUR RICE
M rs, Beecher Jess, while badly w
bor to represent your town.
1 )rop knowledge that large numbers of
Jeweler
and
Watchmaker
u
us a line, and we will furnish those who are seeking to compel j broken out with the measles, gave b
BANDON, OR
stationery and necessary postage. the railroad to sell the lands to them 1 birth to a little daugther Sunday, b à SOI VKNIK POSTAL CARDS.
Taken from you.
1 md although fatal consequences ù Ilin largest and best assortment in
at $2.50 per acre will have their
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I were prophesied, we are glad to re- ì> town. Agates polished and mount
E xcursion R ates on all rail­ claims of actual settlership contested. j port that both mother and child are ti* ed to order. If von find a nice agate
School opens Sept. 16,
Enroll with us.
“Actual settler" does not mean
roads into this western country will
while on the beach we will tell you
Ù’
<l<>ing
well
up
to
the
present.
A
in whether it is worth monnting.
be in effect after September 1 and having a home in one place and
large assortment of watches, clocks,
The
Knapp
hotel
has
been
crowd
­
claiming
residence
in
another.
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is
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will continue until October 31. Ad-
■Ù» silverware ami Jewelry of all kinds,
ed
with
strangers
during
the
past
an
issue
on
which
.the
railroad
is
vise your friends and relatives that
s (told and Fountain Pens, including
the Waterman and Conklin's auto­
TToi’tlo. Borici, Oregon
contemplate visiting this country, likely to meet and defeat the efforts week, some going North, some south
tillers, the liest in the market.
either for the purpose of making of many of those who are claiming a and some into the mountains. These ft matic
We have the Marshall one dollar
their homes here or even to see the squatters residence on the lands they strangers represent many states and 0 à fountain pen.
country.
We are in our prime are seeking to have sold to them at many professions, w hile some are on l »
Cro.man Tinirnon», President
G. T. Treadgold, Sec
pleasure bent.
during the month of September. #2.50 per acre.
R H. Rosa, Vice-President
A. E. Hadsall, Treat.
Besides, if the railroad has lost its
The North wind will have ceased to
Mr. and Mrs. Wills who reside
furnish its cooling zephyrs which are right to the land by bad faith, true on Sixes, had the misfortune to lose CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
llnndon. Oregon,
always enjoyed bv us, but, however, ownership is in the government, their baby, which died last Friday’
which
is
the
people.
In
that
case
come uninvited, and the delightfully
of the whooping cough, aged six Druggist and Apothecary
Bandon Investment Corporation Inc May 6, 19O7
fresh atmosphere will compare favor­ it would be wholly unjust to sell months. The little child was buried
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h jns! in receipt of a new and
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mils
worth
$50
to
$100
per
acre
to
ably’ with the Indian summer our
Saturday1 in the Port (’rford Ceme­
A. ID Morse, KÆgr.
fresh stock of
Eastern friends have.
It is your a few squatters at $2.50. If law is tery. We know how the stricken
Drugs and Chemicals,
duty, not only to your own better justice and right, a duty, that is hearts shall mourn and how desolate
interests, but to the entire com- almost certain to be the view the for a time the home shall be; but Patent and Proprietary Preparations
REAL ESTATE TOWNSITES PROMOTIONS
BANDON
munity in which you live, to assist courts and congress will take, and time tempers all things, and con
Toilet Articles,
forfeiture
will
have
for
its
con
The
to bring in new' people,
solation comes to us in the thought
l»riiggi«i« Numi rie««.
desirable resident will always find sequence the disposal of the lands that we do not know what may be
P erfumes , B hi siif . h , S ponges . S oap .
the word “welcome" written in big in such a way that the equities will for the best.
N uts ani > (' asiues .
fall,
not
to
a
handful
of
people,
but
i
letters on the portals of our town,
State Game Warden Baker when
to
all
the
people,
to
w
hom
of
right
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4'lg?.»r«,
Tobacco^ and Cigarette«,
and if you can assist in any way to
of I’lints. < tils. QI urr and Painters’ Snpplie«.
the
lands
belong,
share
and
share
’
»ere,
instructed
Deputy
W
right
help to bring this class of people in­
' or* Orford to prosecute (»eo. W.
to this country, you are doing your alike. Upon this broad principle Port
there is good ground upon which to j.A-Xb'l
Axtel for again killing deer in the
share toward the upbuilding of
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Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline Engines for Spraying, Pumping,
e. because
______ back of the j c,os‘- season. Axtel was arrested,
Sawing, (»rinding.
(hUfits complete.
Fairbanks Morse
this town. The new Development tight forfeiture,
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the right 1 Monday by B. W. Deane, but as i
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Steam
Engines,
I'nmps,
Boilers
Fairbanks
Scales
for weigh­
issue
will
be
good
faith?
Association are doing their utmost
ing. Fairbanks Morse Dynamoa and Motors, for power and
Wright is now in bed with the
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and
sound
principles
of
justice,
to attract new comers, and if you
light; Windmills and Towers; Grinders, Feed Choppers, Well
j measles the case will have to be post
Pumps. All first quality goods nt lowest prices.
Always in
will take your copy of this paper These are credentials with which to
| poned for a few days.
win;
any
other
tempts
fate
ard
stock.
Liberal
terms.
Prompt
reply
to
inquiries
and quick
in
­
and send it to a friend desirous of
shipment
\\ rite for Catalogues and Puces.
vites
defeat.
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|ournal.
making Oregon his home, he will
While working in Frank Mc-
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read of the opportunitiesand advan
Mullen’s creamery at Denmark,
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tages we have to offer, elsewhere in j Oregen Development League, Willie Sabin, adopted son of J. 11.
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this paper.
Upton while handling a steam hose
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Special (’orroqxinit.anc«1.
received the full force of the hot
Wines. Liquors
Portland, Aug. 15. The (Iregon steam directly in one of his eyes,
M istakes A re B ound to hap­
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Development
League
continues
to
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literally cooking the eye ball and no
pen. A turned or a dropped letter
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and Cigars.....
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Dr.
may often cause comment, but here gain new members. The last organ­ doubt destroying the sight.
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is a mistake that was never forgiven ization to enter the Oregon family Mann was called in hast«1 and treat-
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group'
are
the
Des
Chutes
Valley
ed the eye, but says it will be some
and was certainly unavoidable on the
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Development
League,
of
Redmond,
Hates $1.00 to $2.00 per Day.
time
before the efhet of the terril le
part of the management. Several
1\(1 sums sen If tos. *
and
the
Woodburn
Commercial
Chib.
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injury can be determined.
years ago, w hile living at a summer
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SPECIAL E.ITES P,Y THE WEEK OH .MO.YTH.
Proprietors.
resoit in Minnesota, we had occasion
A. Bennett, of Irrigon, and judge
SAMPLE E3CM IN CONNECTÉ».
to witness the results ol a serious < »e«> T Baldwin, of Klamath I all--
New music received at I owe s
Bandon, -
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Oregon. <• ❖ 1
yet laughable, item. A iadv of Vice Preiidents of the Oregon Dev- 1 ’rug Store every week
Editorial Page of Bandon
Man’g FaCe
NEED
NEW STOVE?
A
A. M c N air ,
T he H ardware M an .
s.
A Business
Education
Is the best Investment for the young
Man or Woman. It will double your
earning capacity, and cannot be
Miller
Cleaver
College,
Business
Gasoline - Steam, Pumping, Irrigation and
Lighting Machinery.
rhe
Eldorado
Fairbanks - Horse & Co, Portland, Oregon.
CALLI ER
HOTEI
BANDON
OREGON.
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