Bandon recorder., September 12, 1907, Image 2

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their money mJ it is for thia pu-
posethe commercial organizatii us f
1 this city are expending money on
An independent Newspaper
advertising matter. The desirabk
enterprise is always doubly welcome
IRVING H BATH,
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E ditor and P rofrikvor
as it not only increases the commer­
S i imi kik Í iix H a rtw
Per lear. >1 50 Six M nth« '1.00; Copy k ?
cial section of town, but provides
htrictlv is advance .
employment for more newcomers.
Ihm pnper ih entered Ht tb<- Bandon p-Mt offine uh S hxmii W i » h Matter.
The Gambinus Brewing Company
l.ave seen that a w holesale dejtot to
supply the liquor traffic on the river
T he C oquille S entinel of this I l>efore. ÿi.io a hundred pounds is would be a paying venture, and ac
last issue contained the announce­ given as the flat rate in most yards, cordingly have fixed up a place in
ment that the plant had l»een leased 1 old has never been paid before, ex­ town to engage in that business.
for a term of one year, Orvil Dodge cepting in cases where pickers were This company has made application
retiring to his mining interests, and 'Carce and it was to the growers’ in- to the city council, for a license to
the new management to take charge I I terest to have his product picked im­ retail liquor. They have stated to
this week. The new publishers are mediately, and in order to do so, us that they will not have a bar in
well known in this vicinity and have raised the price temporarily. Some connection with the establishment,
the firm name, II. J. Crippen A Co nf the large growers have contracts and their idea for procuring this
Steve Scotton, formerly editor of of their yield for a number of years. license is to place them on an equal
this paper, will take charge of the \ couple of years ago, when ho|>s footing with the liquor dealers of
editorial department, and H J. were at their highest figure, severa Bandon, regarding the taxation,
Crippen and W. A. Henry will pub­ yards that we knew of had to dis­ thereby hoping to receive their pat­
lish the same, z\U are newspaper pose of their product at fifteen cents ronage. These people have stateil
men, and our neighbor city is to la­ per pound. Now that the prices are positively that it is not their purpose
congratulated in having so able a ! down they will still receive that to retail liquor, and have circulatec
management, Success to the new miount. Coos County, the mecca 1 petition among the voters of this
toward which .ill eyes are turned, is
management.
; not obliged to depend upon crops of place, for signatures petitioning the
my sort for a livelihood.
Our council to grant them the require!
People do not desire
T he : G overnmi . ni requires that 1 nghty forests, minerals and fish­ license.
rock of only a sjiecified size be used eries, will be the support of the another saloon here, but it is highly
for jetty purposes, and naturally county for a numlter of years to probable that the Gambinus Brewing
there are a lot of small pieces that come, and then the land for the Co. will receive the license with the
have to be left on the dump pile most part may be used for agricul­ understood conditions aliove, unless
Sometimes is and sometimes'
near Tupper Rock.
The great tural purjM»ses. Is it not natural a remonstrance is presented to the
isin't his fortune, but a good i
problem of the count' commissioners that many new comers are attracte< council. We are growing, but not
clean
shave and a neat haircut 1
is to construct and keep in repair, by the many opportunities in the rapidly enough to justify another
goes a good ways on first im
roads that are satisfactory. If the way of possible industries we have saloon.
The saloon men pay' .1
pressions.
Everything new I
waste rock was used in the construc­ to offer? Our timber makes the license of fboo a year, for the privi­
and
clean,
and
at your ¡mined-1
tion of roads in this section of the
finest furniture, fuel is a minor con­ lege of retailing their goods, into the
iate
disposal.
county, at least, the honorable board
sideration, and the cost of living is treasury of the town, and should
would add lasting glory to their
no more than in the cities, and labor have some means of protection from
credit from all of us who have to >f all kinds is ata demand. With a that body.
The revenue aids in
HARRY MORRISON,
wade around in mud to get into town
Near Post Office
keeping
the
improvements
of
the
climate so delightful, and the hospi­
for four months out of the year, any
town
up,
and
in
a
place
situated
as
talités extended to the desirable
way. The rock is easy to get at
citizen, it is no wonder that we are we are here, the saloons, well regu­
and much of it would not need to be
becoming populated with the best lated as they are at present, are not
crushed. By starting in and build
class of people, who realize the a detriment to the town. Some few
ing a few miles a year, of good per-
future this great county has to offer. visitors this summer have appeared
manent roads, this question of bad
in an intoxicated condition upon our
JA. Haberly
roads would be settled for once and
streets, but the number of common
T his I s A n A ge when an educa­ drunks is far less than in most places
all;
We would like to hear the
< )rders by phone and mail
opinions of some of the tax payers tion must be attained to become any­ of this size on the coast, and in a
promptly attended
to.
from this section of the county on body. It is becoming an offense bor­ sea-port town.
The larger cities
Order your winter's supply
the matter, who have to tolerate the dering on criminality to allow chil­ have placed a limit upon the number
of wood now.
disagreeable conditions now existing dren from the ages of 9 to 14. to of places allowed, and granted
in the winter time.
remain out of school during that licenses to retail liquor, and why
I'ourmile Phone 4 long; 1 short
portion of the year that school is in should not the council here? As a
Mail, Lock o x 46
W ith T he A pproach of winter session. Parents may not yet realize new business house for the purpose
again comes the problem of making the absolute necessity of at least a of conducting a wholesale liquor
roads at a small cost, temporary graded school education. The high business, this new enterprise is wel­
i-^>-a a 3 s »vs ’a>1
-a
roads that will suffice until a general schools go a step further and develop comed here. A monopoly on any­
ARTHUR
RICE
road making movement is brought the highei senses necessary to com­ thing is to be guarded against above it
Jeweler and
Watchmaker
5
about. We have seen the split-load mence life in the proper circles. .ill else here, and to protect the in­ à
BANDON. OR.
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drag used to a good advantage in Many self-made men did nothave the terests of the already* established it
it
SOI
VENIR
POSTAL GARDS. •<
Washington County, and the far­ advantages of education, but the business men in Bandon, should be it The larpeHt and best assortment tn w
rft
it
mers are making more and more use number ‘ is diminishing now days. one of the foremost duties of our it town. Abates polished and mount !‘^
1 his body of men was it it ed to order. If you find a nice agate
of it every year. The idea is to Every branch of labor requires men council.
it
on the beach we will tell you
‘
keep the water from standing in the and women who not only have the placed in office to promote the better it it while
whether it is worth mounting.
A ¡7»
interests
of
this
place,
and
so
far
it large assortment of watches, docks.
road, and success has followed every requirements to do their duties me­
it
have
done
it
creditably
and
to
the
chanically,
but
to
think,
as
well,
of
it silverware and Jewelry of all kinds, 7,
effort <>f those who have used the
tiil
if
best
of
their
ability,
and
we
have
no
improvements
that
may
be
made
of
it < iold and Fountain Pens, including >5,
drag. We have an article and pic-
it the Waterman and Conklin's auto-
tures of the split log drag, that not the different systems and methods reason to believe they will use their it it matIC fillers, tin- best, in the market, .¿t
only tells how it is made and the that modify their duties. The larg­ discretion in any other way than to it it We have the Marshall one dollar Y
S fountain pen.
it
operation of it, but shows it in oper­ est manufacturing plants in the world further the mutual welfare of all.
offer
special
instruction
to
their
em
­
ation in < litio. We will reprint it
ployes for the purpose of better ac­
The Bandon Furniture Store han­
shortly.
quainting themselves with their dles Liquid Veneer. Makes old fur­
CLARENCE Y. LOWE,
A W holesale S vstem of thiev­ methods, and to develop the ability niture look like new.
Blind 011. Oregon,
ing is in progress somewhere between to study new contrivances to lessen
the shippers in Portland and Bandon the price of manufacture or a labor
Druggist and Apothecary
T imber L and A ct , J unk 3, 1878.
consumers. Packages are broken saving device. They offer’to pav for
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1 r jnflt In receipt of a new and
into and part of the contents arc- new ideas, whether they arc applied United State« Land Office, Rom-lmrc, Ore.
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fresh stock of
or
not.
There
arc
a
number
of
boys,
Anenst
7.
15107.
taken. There is hardly a merchant
Notice ih hereby Kivcn that in compliance
Drugs and Chemicals,
in town but what has had something and probably girls, in Bandon, who with the provisions of the act. of Congress
of
June
3,
1878,
entitled
"An
act
for
the
sale
broken into lately. I he perpetra­ have not commenced their school of timber lands in the States of California. Patent and Proprietary Preparations-
Nevada, and Wnnhington Terri­
Toilet Articles,
tors have a weakness for allowing duties this'year. The small amounts Oregon,
tory,” as extended to all the Public Land
they
earn
will
not
suffice
to
neglect
some of the beverages that kill the
States by act of August I. 1W2, Marie M
lirnggi<«i<* Sim<lri«»M.
Houston, of Bandon. County of (toon, Stat,
consuming thirst, to stick to their then education. Send the childn n of Oregon, has this day tiled in tins offic,
P ikhmes , Biuisnis, S ponges , S oap .
her sworn statement No. M87, for the pur
fingers; and it is getting to be the to school. Give them the best ad­ chase
of the N', of SWI 4, SEI I of SW1 I,
N uts asm (' andies .
fashion to send in registered kicks to vantages in the educational line at and NWI-4 of SE1-4 of Section No 15 in
township
No.
2!)
S.
Range
It
W.
and
will
Clgar*«,
Tolmeemt ami Cigarette«.
the transportation companies. Let home, and then, if it is possible, offer proof to show that the land sought is
valuable for its timber or atone than Paints, Oils. Glass and Painters' Supplies.
an effort be made to discover the send them away to attain a business more
for agricultural pnr|s>M>s, and to establish
her claim to said land liefore L. A. Llljeq
parties connected with these mys­ <»ducation, or to attend the universi­ vist,
U. S. Commissioner nt Marshfield.
ties.
In
time
you
will
be
repaid
Oregon, on Wednesday, the fith div of
terious disappearances, and by giv­
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November. 11*07.
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ing him the fullest extent of the law manv fold. Aside from receiving a She names as witnesses Edward Ohmnn.
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A.E lladsall.ti.lt Cox and Geo. E. Wil
higher
knowledge
in
studies
and
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make an example for all who are m-
son, all of Bandon, Coos County, < >r* gon
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business
methods,
they
will
brush
up
Any
and
ill
in
rsons
claiming
ailver-.
li
dined to follow his footsteps.
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above-descnlied lands are requested t.
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' against the world and receive much the
tile tlieir claims ............................ n or l>< f. r<
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said
I'.th
day
of
November,
T.O7.
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1 he : F ailure of the hop crop 1 experience that in after years will be
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B knjamin L. E ddt , Register.
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of
great
benefit.
The
time
spent
in
through the valley will greatly finan­
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cially embarrass a good manv of the , the school room now. when they are
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young,
is
far
more
valuable
to
them.
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Notice
tor
Publication
growers. Aside from the unusually
Lnnil Office at Roselinru. Oregon.
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low prices paid, which will hardly | than in after years, when they will
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August 13. 1’107.
realize
what
tin
\
have
missed
by
the
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pay for the puking, the mold has
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Notice ih hereby given that Lauilwrt I,
I’agr of Bandon. Oregon, tins tiled notice of
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Wines, Liquors
gotten into many of the yards mak­ in-gligencc of their parents to send Ins
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intention to make final Commutation
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hem
to
school,
and
it
is
too
late
to
proof in anpport of his claim, viz: Home
ing them not worth the picking.
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stead Entry No. 1341M) made April 22. I’.mt
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and Cigars.....
Hop pickers throughout this part of go back and Start anew from the first for the W', NW',, NE’t NW',, NW1, I
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SW,
Section
7.
lown-dnp
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South.
Rani;,
the state make a g> < d d< al of money with their studies
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Editoria! Page of Bandon Recorder
A Man’s Face
NEED A NEW STOVE?
I’ -t
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Bridge A Heaeli
Stove*. KangeM and Heater*
Have in them so manv excellencies that Kiev ar< 1 >» icknowledged the
ureatest sellers on the coast, and thev are growing in f. vol every year.
We
have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these liousi b.-lil 11.1 office necessities,
and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
tlnr assortment of hardware, tinware ami edged tools is 1. < st complete.
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T ut 11 mg- Sc FliinilDiiig a. S;peoia.lty
A. M c N air ,
T he H ardware K ían .
Croi/ /engineer and
< 'llílí*
s.
SnE77yo/‘.
Hic/her ( 7<i.s.se.s of Work Solicited
31<*< ’iillovli
BANDON.
OREGON.
A 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,
Business
Cleaver
Miller
Enroll with us.
College,
ISTortli Bend, Oregon
Cronman Timmons, President
R H. Rosa, Vice-President
G. T. Treadgold, Sec
A. E. Hadsall, Treat.
Bandon Investment Corporation
inc May 6, 19O
A. ID. Morse, Mgr,
REAL ESTATE - TOWNSITES
PROMOTIONS
BANDON
Gasoline - Steam, Pumping, Irrigation and
Eldorado
Lighting Machinery.
Fairbanks-Morse Gasoline Engines for Spraying, Pumping,
Sawing. Grinding. Outfits complete.
Fairbanks-Morse
Steam Engines, Pumps, Boilers. Fairbanks Scales for weigh­
ing. Fairbanks-Morse Dynamos and Motors, for power and
light; Windmills nnd Towers; Grinders, Feed ('hoppers, Well
Pompa.
Pumps. All first quality goods at lowest prices. Always in
stock. Liberal terms. Prompt reply to inquiries and quick
shipment Write for Catalogues arid Pricee.
Fairbanks - Morse & Co , Portland. Oregon.
out of picking hops. Portland sends
out trainloads to the hop yards of
Clackamas and Washington counties
every year.
Notwithstanding the
losses on the yards, the price of
picking is higher than has ever been
14 West. and that said proof will | h > mad,
¡ betón» J. H Upton, U. Ñ. Coninnsaioner al
bis office at Langlois. Or., 011 Thnrwlav
10, l’«)7.
T he L egitimate : B usiness rn* I ' Ort.
He ñamen the foll.iwing wituesaes u, ¡
terprise is always welcome here, prove hw continnoiiH reaidence opon, and
cnltivation of. the land. viz: Alonzo Ilavie |
whether it is one line or another of Lanirlois. < Iregon. Rollie Davis of Lang
lois, Orecon. James Alnmhnngh of Langlois, |
\\ e want new jieopfo to come here Oregon.
I»elon Gardner of Langlois, Orepon.
and make this their home; to invest
B knjamin L E ddt , lUgister. I
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Proprietors.
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SPEC LIL 0.1 TES RY THE WEEK OR MO.h'TH.
3A1ÍTLE ECOM
Oregon.
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GALLIER
Dates $i,oo to $2.00 per Day,
J\ as müssen /Cos.
Bandon.
HOTEL
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BANDON
OREGON.
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