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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1907)
• • Lost Editorial Page of Bandon Recorder I K m »* my blue hand bag Ort the sth of Aug. 1907 containing green backs An Independent Newspaper and silver, something like $40. be tween the Racket store and Masts' EuiTOlt *Ml P bopuktub XKVIXG « BATH, store I think. If the one finding it SciuiCKiPTios B atí - Per Ïear. "1.50; Six Month» £1.00; Copy 5c will please be honest enough to HTBICTLY IS AVVASCE. leave it at the Bandon R ecorder This paper is entered at the Bandoli poet office as Second-class Matter. office, and state their reward. I will ask the Lord to send them peace and prosjierity, meaning much to any one. t lined A program was arranger S ince T he B ig O h . F ine and M rs . A lice N ielson . the favorable outlook for more in to be given after the banquet, con Port Orford .Curry Co. Ore. the future, it leads us to remark that sisting of toasts from a number oil May Be Plowed Up. should this money lx? used instead I our townspeople and the visitors. of that secured from tariff on sugar I The decorations were a credit to the The Portland Telegram says that and thread, and have such tariff re place and esjx?cially characteristic moved, it will not only be a death and appropriate for the occasion. disappointed at thepow prices offered blow to these trusts, but will bring The hearty good fellow ship spirit for hops this year ami believing that predominated and the visitors were something should be done to relieve aid to the consumers of the nation. made to understand that they were the present congested state of the welcome and always have a standing market, large hop growers in the M ilk H as Gone U p ! The dairy invitation to return. When it comes vicinity of Aurora, Butteville ami trust has secured control of the down to a business standpoint, what other points, it is reported, have de bovine product and like their many 1 other accessories, have sent t the better advertising could this place cided to let their yards go to waste Many contemplate price soaring in the air. The milk- have done to give the visitors a gooc this season. plowing up their yards. man, plumber and ie<mar now inin- impression of Bandon? They a This heroic measure is said to have gle together. Their interests i are left with good words for our town, and will not hesitate to spread the been decided on only after a number mutual, and as long as water and ilfair abroad. Next year the Insti of growers had confered with one chalk hold out the knight of f the pump can mingle with the aristocracy lute will be held at Myrtle Point, mother and concluded that picking The next thing will be a trust 01 but the outlook for the meeting at this season’s crop would not only air. Then it is to the airship an< Bandon is very favorable for the year result in financial loss at present following, notwithstanding the other prices, but would tend to keep prices Mars for us. Why not pay places in the county where it conic low imlefmately. Let trust a premium on life? meet. The teachers combined insti Dealers have not shown any other amount be contributed to them Sometimes is and sometimes tute duties and pleasures in this particular desire to purchase this the right to live. People in Pi isin't his fortune, but a good trip. Many came a few days before season’s crop though a number have land will suffer from the clean shave and a neat haircut advancing prices on wood this win the meetings commenced to enjoy a been approached, and the proposition goes a good ways on first im ter, when there is enough slab wood little outing on our beach. The of signing contracts for their output pressions. Everything new that is beiug used on the fills near weather is always cooler and the broached. Few of them are said and clean, and at your immed the mills on the east side, to greatly teachers can enjoy the lectures anc even to have entertained the idea of iate disposal. benefit the many needy people, if it exercises of the institute better than signing contracts for their output, would be placed on the market at if the atmosphere was dry and sultry. and none has definitely closed a deal. HARRY MORRISON, The common prices offered growers reasonable prices. Near Po»t Office I has been from 6 cents a pound. T he O regon S tate F air for It is the contention of the growers B ani > on -B y -T he -S ea . Every bit 1907 will be larger than ever before; that when all items of expense are of correspondence that leaves the buildings will be renovated anc taken into consideration they cannot through onr mails should by al many new additiohs will appear that sell their hops at a lower figure than means contain these words. We are were unbuilt last year; better races, 9 cents a pound and “break even”. by the sea, and it is as good a way A Haberly larger and more liberal prices for Not only do they object to picking to let the outside world know it as there is. The question, “What everything from the smallest floro- it a loss, but they assert that the part of Coos Bay is Bandon!” has culture and fancy work, to binode c betterment of conditions can never been asked time and time again of a cattle and agricultural products. be accomplished by placing more great many people. We are after All of these improvements that hops on the market. The quality of hops this year is new and desirable residents and have cotne yearly are gradually making the Oregon State Fair at Salem a said to be good. Lice have caused wonderful opportunities for the in 1 ourmile Phone 4 long 1 short reputation, that, backed by this very little trouble and the hops are vestor. Attract their notice to this Mail, Lock ox 46 place. The name “Bandon-by-the- great State, is making it work large full and heavy. famous. There was a time when A peculiar thing happened in the Sea” will not only be a slogan, but the eastern fairs were cosidered far case of a hopyard near Aurora a few will convey the information that we above the average of anything of lavs ago. The stringers run on are situated on the sea. This town the sort that could be held in the .vires, entending from pole to pole. ARTHUR RICE will be one of the greatest summer west. The middle states, with their Their yard seemed to have been Jeweler and Watchmaker resorts on the coast as soon as the great abundance of agricultural pro wired in perfect equilibrium, but the BANDON. OR railroad gets into this country and ducts, held sway over all. "nt the poles were unable to withstand much SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS. the place becomes known. The nat The largest and best assortment in ural beauty of the beach, location, time has come when old Oregon has of a strain. One of the wires broke town. Agates polished and mount come to the front. The races that and a row of hopsextending across fishing and hunting will attract the ed to order. If yon find a nioe agate are run on the track at Salem each the whole yard fell, carrying the while on Hie bench we will tell yon pleasure seeker, and the healthful year are better and are cleaner than next row, and soon, wave by wave, whether it is worth mounting. A sea breezes will be sought after by large assortment of watches, clocks, the year previous. There is a rival until at length the whole yard of those looking for a place to quietly silverware anti Jewelry of all kinds. aly between the contestants that is lops lay on the ground. Growers spend their vacations. Gold and Fountain Pens, including much keener than even ior the say they never heard of such an the Waterman and Conklin's auto purse sought for, as it is many m- occurrence previously, and would matic fillers, the best in the market, Tilt O regon Trust and Savings We have the Marshall one dollar statances less than the cost of the not believe it possible had they not Bank, of Portland < iregon, closed fountain pen. transportation of the animals. Coin seen the large acreage of hops lying its doors the latter part of last week petent judges and untiring promoters on the ground. to its many depositors. A receiver assure all that the Fair of 1907 will was appointed and the affairs of the Topic* on Thing*. be well worth the time and expense, defunct institution is being cared for CLARENCE Y. LOWE, even from Coos, where the trans So much has been said alxnit to its best interests by re. eiver I >cv- llnndoii. Oregon, portation facilities are anything but Prince Henry of the Netherlands, the lin. This is a prosperous time. convenient. Remember the dates, prince consort of Holland, in a derog Druggist and Apothecary There is no excuse for making weak September 16 to 21, an entire week Is jus* In receipt of a new and atory way that it is a relief to find investments to the extent of swamp of sightseeing and merrymaking, fresh stock of himself painting a very different ing the institution. Pres. Moore (let the slogan for the Fair “Corral picture by heroically leading a dan has half way offered to make good Drugs and Chemicals, me at the Corral” heretofore known gerous rescue of the survi vors of the the loss to it's depositors out of his Patent and Proprietary Preparations as the Trail, Pike and Midway. disaster of the ill fated Berlin. Ac own fortune. Why shouldn't he. Toilet Articles, cording to the dispatches, the prince Are the news boys on the streets, Draggi*»* Mnatfrien. Closed By Sheriff showed himself to be a man not only the factory girls, the laborer or any of the many depositors, to blame for of great humanity, but also of cou Pr.RFÜMEH, BRUSHES, N io XIIF s . SoAl*. N uts ask < ' askifs The La Bon Vivant restaurant was the mismanagement Let the blame rage ami self sacrifice to match. Cigar»*, Tobacco* Sn<l Clgaret and responsibility fall upon those closed by the sheriff yesterday on an Prof. Edward A. Ross and Pres who merit it. The board of directors ittachment issued on complaint of ident Roosevelt are out on the sub Paints. Oils, Glass and Painters’ Supplies. were in the business for the money E. G. Flanigan. There was some ject of large families. The former that was in sight and it should be up trouble of this sort last week and the believes that from four to six child to them to make good any loss to place was closed for a day, but re ren under one roof tree are enough. the depositors. E. E. Lytle, of rail opened again. It was thought at And, by the way. Mr. Roosevelt I road fame and also one of the direct 1 that time the embarrassment would hasn’t so many olive branches him I lie adjusted but creditors thought it I ors says flat-footed that he will self. The world must be peopled, neither sign his share on a note to time to close down on the place. as Benedict says, but it should not ❖ make good the deficiency, or will he There are several chattel mortgages lx' overpopulated if all men are to ❖ in anyway assist to relieve thebank's I on the resturant, amounting to about scratch out a decent living on this ♦ ♦ embarrassment, even thought it be i $2500. The proprietor, Mr. I.. P. •> ilanet. temporary. He was perfectly willing Wyatt is understood to have lost ❖ The imports of goatskins amount ❖ to risk the money of the depositors something like $1200 in the venture •> be worthless investments. Let the anti his friends are accordingly dis ed to I32.500.000, of which India Wines. Liquors stock holders and not the depositors appointed at the failure ami his loss. contributed nearly $11,000,000 :• There was need for this eating house, worth, Mexico $1,500,000, France * ♦ be the loosers. and Cigars..... as the city is not any to well supplied $2,000,000, China $1,125,000, and, ♦♦ M uch C redit Is G iven T he It is possible the place will be open besides, the United Kingdom,¡Bra ♦ * new commercial organization for the ed again by the creditors, though it zil, Argentina, Arabia and Russia ❖ «5 each sent more than $1,000,000 royal reception tendered the teachers /\ asm its sen /bos. is not certain. The fixtures • and worth. ♦ last Thursday evening, It w.is ♦ Proprietors. through the efforts of the Bandon arrangement were of the best and Orders taken for sheet music cp ♦ * I >e\ t lopment Association that the many have expressed regret that the ever)’ tiescription at Lowe’s Drug ♦ * Bandon, - • Oregon. * visitor', were M» pleasantly enter- sheriff got hold of the place.—Times. Store. A Man’s Face NEED NEW STOVE? A Bridge A. Kearli Stoves, Hangex and Heaters V Have in them so many excellencies that they are now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the ooast, and they are growing in favor every year. We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household and office necessities, and prices rance exceedingly modest in either case. Our assortment of hardware, tinware and edged tools is most complete. Tinning & Flnmloing a. Specialty A. M c N air , T he H ardware M an . ( 7’?v7 s /f n <_> <dneer and Higher ( 'lusses of Work Solicited OREGON. BANDON. Â Business Education Is the best Investment for the young Man or Woman. It will double your earning capacity, and cannot be Taken from you. School opens Sept. 16, Miller Cleaver Enroll with us. Business College, ISTortli Bend, Oregon G. T. Treadgold, Sec A. E. Hadsall, Trea«. Crosman Timmons, President R H. Rosa, Vice-President Bandon Investment Corporation Inc. May 6, I9O7 A. ID Morso, Mgr. REAL ESTATE - TOWNSITES BANDON PROMOTIONS Gasoline - Steam, Pumping, Irrigation and Lighting Machinery. Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline Engines for Spraying, Pumping, Sawing. Grinding. Outfits complete. Fairbanks-Morse Steam Engine*, l’nmps, Boilers. Fairbanks Scales for weigh ing. Fairbanks-Morse Dynamos and Motor», for power and light; W indtnills ami Towers; Grinders, Fee I ('hoppers, Well Pumps. All first quality goods at lowest prices. Always in stock. Liberal terms. Prompt reply to inquiries and quick shipment Write for Catalogues ami Prices. Eldorado Fairbanks - Morse & Co, Portland. Oregon. HOTEL /tales $1.00 GALLIER lo $2.00 />er Day. SPEC ML KJ TES RY THE WEEK OR MONTH. 3AMTLE EC:« IK CONNECTION. BANDON •• •• • • » • • • '• z I’ . • ••» • 'S' 'S *•8» • OREGON. A • • •. • • • • * • • .• • •
