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Volume XXIII. CANNING -SEASON OPENS THIS WEEK BOTH CANNERIES RUNNING FULt BLAST BANDON, “I’m hopin’ yer not enough dam aged for the hospital,” he went on, “but I’d be sunk if I wouldn't] be glad to stand yer watch till you righted. This here little craft of yours will be as seaworthy as ever when her upper works is straightened out and we get wind into her sails again, i’ll just tow her down to the docks for repairs. ‘ ’ And she smiled an assent. OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER It, 1907 THE MON TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK INCOR PORATEO JULY I, 1901. K. C. HORTON. WM. GRIKES ANO HENRI SENOSTACKEN ARE THE INCORPORATORS -------- -------- , Article* of Incorporation Have Been Filed with F. W. Catch Reported bVery Gooc Teacher»’ and Patron*’ Benson, Secretary of State - New Company Meeting. Bullard* gets 500 in One Seine. Capitalized for $25,000.00 As announced last week the meeting of the teachers and patrons of the public school will be held in It has been commonly thought ' act to define a bank and banking The canning season is now on, the school building on Friday even that a new banking company, known i business. The officers of the corpor- running at full blast. Both the ing September 20th. The program as The Bandon Trust and Savings I ! ation are not z yet known. canneries at Bandon and Prosper for the evening is as follows: The two former incorporators are Corporation, has been organized for have their full force at work and the Vocal Solo Winnie McNair. ( not known in Bandon, but Mr. .Seng some time, but faint rumors could present indications of the run at this Home Study Rev. Roach. not give any definite satisfaction as stacken is well known all over the stage of the season, seems to signify Discussion M iss Murphy, county. a larger run than has been What parents may do to help in to the reliability of such information. Some time ago the ‘‘flat-iron” But this week we learn positively experienced for several years. the work of the school, Messrs. building changed hands, Judge Top that such a corporation has been or The Timmons Cannery here in Wheeler, Kime, Boak, McNair, and ping transacting the business. At ganized, and since the location for a Bandon commenced to receive fish Miss Rodine. building has been purchased, they that time it was not stated who the on Tuesday morning. A few were School Room Decoration Miss will no doubt do something in the purchasers were, but it was thought brought in, just enough to give Collier General Discussion. ! to be some person interested in the very near future toward building. things a good start. On Wednesday Vocal Solo Helen Logan. morning the catches were larger and The corporation was organized on banking business, as this is the best Social half hour. today things are on the hum. Some July 1, 1907, and the articles of in site for that purpose in Bandon. All parents w ho have children in thing over 500 fish were brought in corporation have been filed with 1 The building is now occupied by the schools have a vital interest in yesterday morning. Mr. Timmons Secretary of State, F. W. Benson. Chas. Daily, who holds a lease that this meeting and are urgently in tells us he has an efficient force to The authorized capital stock is will not expire for eighteen months vited to attend. You will be made handle the catch this season and $25,000, and the incorporators are 1 yet. welcome and your active co-oper Whether a new banking company there is little danger of having to re M. C. Horton, Wm. Grimes and ation is essential to the best work fuse any of the fish. One of the Henry Sengstacken. The articles in town will pay remains to be seen. of your children in school. Come, fishing boats alone brought in a of incorporation were filed August We are growing and all branches of and feel free to take part in the dis It catch of 100. 16. 1907. Inquiry of the State Bank business are being increased. cussion of the above topics that stands to reason, however, if we The Prosper Canning Company touch upon the daily work of the Examiner does not show that the I continue to prosper here, and there commenced receiving Monday and schools. It is hoped by the teach bank has been granted a certificate is no reason why we should not, that they report a good run. They have ers and school officers that the atten to transact a banking business in the will be room for another such 1 there . plenty of help and the work has dance and interest of the parents State of Oregon as provided by an institution. 1 commenced without any delay. will be such that similar meetings They report a larger number of fish may be held monthly during the than the local cannery, to date. school year. New Second! Hand Store. Ordered Music Here; Come and do your On Wednesday morning they re part; the best interest of the school One of the necessary establish • ceived fifteen hundred; mostly silver- requires the co-operation of all. The following music ordered from ments here for some time has been a sides. the Lowe Drug Store has arrived. . Respectfully, second hand store. The rates of Tickled to Death, Inst. R. W. Bullard brought in five H. C. O stien . College Life, Inst. transportation on goods in and out hundred salmon which he had Just Across the Bridge of Gold, of this country is high, and people caught in one seine, and which is M AK.IME S leaving oftentimes would like to dis Vocal. considered very good this time of S Tell Me, Will My Dream Come pose of their furniture, and new True, Vocal. the year. Floyd Barkelow anil Nel CHBIVKP. comers can have the opportunity of son Brown who are fishing near Sept. 13—Schr. Oregon, Erick securing many little articles at re- j Geo. W. Clinton, of Riverton, Prosper, caught their net on a snag son, from S. F., 8 Tons Mdse. was a visitor to this place on Wed duced prices. and lost a portion of it Tuesday Sept. 14—Schr. Monterey, Bash, Such an establishment has been nesday. night. from S. F., 21 Tons Mdse. F. H. Van Norden is the right opened up in the Cox store on the So far the Chinook Salmon have flAILKD. man to send your jewelery or clocks hill. In connection with handling been extremely scarce, so much so Sept. 13 1 Stmr. Elizabeth, , Olsen, i second hand goods fhey will do all to for repairs. All work guarantied. i that it hardly pays to can them sep to S. F., 317 M. Lumber, 30 i;ons kinds of upholstering and refinish Bandon Drug Co.'s Store. , arately. Their numbers will un Mdse. ing. Mr. Evans the new proprietor, Mrs. Jenkins, who has been visit doubtedly increase as the . season Stmr. • .Monterey, Bash, to S. has the agency for Watkins’ ex ing her daughter in Bellingham, advances. 603 M. Shingles, 110 m . Lumber. tracts, remedies and toilet prepar Wash., for the past seven weeks, re ations. He invites the patronage of turned home Monday evening. A Collision and an Apology. Trespass Notice. the public. The Ladies of the A Arder of Wash An old salt, w ho navigates a bicy Notice is hereby given that any Bring or send your watch to F. ington remembered the editor with cle when in port, was working a trespasser found in any manner tres- H. Van Norden the expert watch a plate of cake Tuesday morning. rapid passage the other day, when he lassing on any of my mud flats, will maker at the Bandon Drug Co.’s The new order had had initation the collided with a lady cyclist. After je prosecuted to the fullest extent Store. evening before w hen seventeen mem they had extricated themselves from of the law. C. T immons . The local foundry is receiving a bers joined, which occasioned a ban the wreck, the sailor made an apol- much needed coat of paint It is quet. This order is growing as the ogy, from which she could gather Notice to School Children. dark red and adds materially to the article by Dr. Perkins, elsewhere in little, except that he was sincerely Parents should have their child appearance of the building. this issue, would indicate, Another sorry. ren's teeth put in good condition if large class is expected to join next Mrs. Hartman will have her fall "I'm sure I ought to be scuttled t ley wish them to become bright meeting and if the order is as good millinery ready for the inspection of Decayed teeth causes for it, mum,” he said, rapidly, “but students. as their cake, their ranks will soon the ladies of this city, in a few * days. 1 couldn't get your signals no more indigestion and lowers brain activity, be full and overflowing, Delay has been made in transport than if we were feeling through a fog •irst class work done at special ation, but if you want to get the bank. I was blowing for you to irice at Dr.’s Steele N Sorensen. very latest in hats, wait until her cross to port, ami steering my course Washtucna. Wash. — All grain stock is ready. It will pay you. according, just as I was going to buyers are now out of the market Rev. McConnell will preach in the dip my penant an’ salute proper, and will take no wheat. Grain com Opera House on Monday evening, your craft refused to obey her rud panics are having difficulty in making All are invited to at- Sept. 17. der. and you struck me for’ard. arrangements with the O. R. N. tend. 40 Afore I could reverse our jibboom or cars, and an effort is being made We soil have some of those fouled my starboard mizzen riggin’, to settle the,question by a conference ladies’ and misses’ coats that have your flowing gown snarled up w ith at Portland. The market will be been so popular this season, but they my bobstay, blew out yer pneu exceedingly quiet. Grain buyers matic, parted yer topping lift and will run no risk of a < ongestion at are going fast and if you want to get carried away my jacksaddle down the warehouses such as was experi one this fall, you will have to see haul. As I listed 1 tried to jibe, enced last year when the grain laid Hartman quick, or you will l»e too but I capsized, keel up, ’and you out in the weather and rotted, the late. They are dandies. Winter is coming and it is time to were floundering in the wreckage.” loss fell entirely iij>on the companies. think about the stove pro|>osition. By this time there was an inter it is a well known fact that for a Boat for Sale. ested audience, and the girl was quick, hot fire, the air tight heater mentally debating whether she Good row boat for sale cheap. cannot be beat. With that view we THE EXPERT should run away from a sup|H>sed Inquire at Brewer's Shoe Store. have installed a full line, from $2 up. lunatic or ask lor an interpreter. Bandon Hardware Co.'s store, oppo Watchmaker & Jeweler But jack’s headpiece was still in his GIRL WANTED: To learn the trade. site the Post Office. . hand and he was not finished. B»adon Drag Co. Stora, Bandon Apply at thia of fice at once. F. H. VAN NORDEN Number 39 Logan-Dwiggin*. Last Saturday evening, Verne R. Dwiggins and Lena Lucia Logan were united in marriage at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and .Mrs. W. H. Logan. The house was prettily decorated with flowers and ivy, and at eight o’clock the young couple were joined in holy wedlock by Rev. George Roach of the Pres byterian church. The bride is one of Bandon's well- known young ladies, who has lived here for the past several years with her parents. She has beer, engaged as teacher in one of the lower grades in our public school, and will con tinue for this term at least. The groom is a new arrival in Bandon. He comes from a well-known family of Finley, Ohio. His connection with the new light and power com pany which is now building here, brought him to this country, and since his arrival has made many friends. 1 he young couple have furnished rooms in the double house on Atwater street, where they immedi ately commenced housekeeping. The union came as a surprise to their many acquaintances, as the engage ment had been kept a secret until but a few days before the ceremony. The R ecorder wishes toacknowl edge the receipt of some of their wedding cake, and to join their friends in extending our best wishes for a happy and prosperous future. Gin COUNCIL MET IA5I FRIDAY NIGHT COLUMBIA AVENUE WILL BE OPENED UP Gambrinus Brewing Co. is Granted Retail Liq uor License A special meeting of the city council was called for last Friday night, and several important matters were decided, among which was the decision regarding Columbia avenue and the granting of a license to the Gambrinus Brewing Co. for the pui - pose of retailing liquor in any quan tity. Work on Columbia avenue has progressed to such an extent that it was deemed advisable to lay the re monstrance on the table and continue with the work as originally intended. This will open up that street full width and provide for a grade which was lately established by the city engineer. The improvement will add greatly to the valuation of the property, and it was only a question of time when the work would have to be done anyway. Several prop erty owners have already graded the required amount according to speci Important to Cruisers. 1 fications. Recorder C. R. Wade presented I want every reputable Cruiser in a table of the revised assessment of Southern Oregon to send me his name and address, upon receipt of the property holders on Atwater street, for approval, which was which I will send him information adopted and ordered drafted into an that is of virtual importance to him ordinance to that effect, and the self and his business. 1 table filed with the treasurer for the Address, H. G. Wolf, collection of such assessments. Roseburg Oregon. 39 After granting a license to Robert Fishermen, Attention! We have < Marsden, of the Gambrinus Brewing a full line of oars. The best money Depot of this place, for the purpose can buy. See them at the Bandon of retailing malt and spirituous Hardware Store, opposite the Post liquors in quantities less than one Office. gallon, the meeting was adjourned. RELJ’OLVEDI that you may clean AU-THE S pots from tour old clothes , but who wants id look like a 5HAB6Y GENTEEL? You DONT LOOK PROSPEROUS OR CLEAN. NICE, FRESH,HEW GARMENTSr MAKE OS FEEL CONFIDENT OPIE READ WROTE "A RIP OR A TEAT MAY BE ACCI DENTAL, BUT A PATCH 15 A 5URE 51GN OF POVERTY.” 50 ARE CLEANED UP CLOTHE5. WEAR RICH CLOTHE5 AND YOU WILLJFHEL RICHER AND GET RICHER. WE GARRY 5UIT5 AND OVER- COAT5 THAT ARE E5PECIALLY MADE FOR U5- THERE 15 A GUARANTEE BEHIND EVERY GARMENT. YOU CANNOT GET 5oME- THING FOR NOTHING, BUT IF YOU Do NOT COME TO THE RIGHT CLOTHING 5TORE YOU MAY GIVE UP YOUR GOOD MONEY AND NOT GET WHAT 15 COMING TO YOU. COME To U5 AND WE WILL GIVE YOU WHAT 15 COMING TO YOU. RE5PECTFULLY, O. A. Trowbridge
