Bandon recorder., December 19, 1907, Image 22

The statement is made upon good
looked quite a long ways into the
future and have rented a hall and authority that 15 per cent, of the
Portland, Dec. i*>.—Upon several made other arrangements for a mas­ mature timber on the western slope
different occasions there were be­ querade ball on the night of Wash­ of the central region of the Cas­
tween 600 and 700 people in attend­ ington's birthday, Feb. 22, 1908.
cades is wholly lost through fungous
ance upon the dairy convention and
diseases, and that another 15 per
exhibit at one time, and from the The “Stink Weed
Law. cent, is graded as cull. Beetles,
borers and minor foes do consider­
moment that Pres dent Judd called
the meeting to order at 10 o clock
able
further damage, and it is safe to
It is a fact that perhaps is not
Thursday morning until it closed at known to some dealers and many of say that the sum total of these losses
5 o'clock Friday afternoon, the in­ the youth of this country who smoke must amount to millions of dollars.
terest never flagged. Hon. B. D.
It is reasonable to suppose, in the
their "stink weeds” on the streets
c «se of recent results in agricultural
White, the dairy expert with the
and elsewhere, that it is unlawful to
Department of Agriculture at Wash­
practices in our own country, to say
either smoke or sell the weed to
ington, D. C., who has participated
nothing of the modern foresty prac­
minors. The following is taken from
in dairy conventions in all of the
tices of Europe, that the major part
Bellinger & Cotton’s Gode, sections
older states, said that he had never
of this loss could be turned to gain
attended a better convention. The 1980 and 1981:
through the intelligent investigation
It shall be unlawful to sell, barter, of the troubles and the application
program was full +>i interest—it was
a school of information and instruct­ trade, give or in any manner furnish of modern measures for combating
ion and facts weie presented and to any minor under the age of eigh­ these foes of the forest.
views exchanged and actual results teen years, any tobacco, cigars or
Other great problems are those
cigarettes
in
any
form,
or
any
com
­
shown, which will be of tremendous
relating to taxation, re-forestation,
value to all those engaged in the pound in which tobacco forms a com­ utilizing
mill
waste,
improved
industry or contemplating a partici­ ponent part, without the written con­ methods of harvesting the crops, dis­
pation in
it. The substantial sent or order of such minor's parent posing of the debris and wood trees,
character oi the gathering was shown or guardian; and when such minor timber technology and the preserva­
when the chair requested those has no parent or guardian, then in tion of lumber.
These problems, together with
actually milking cows commercially that case consent may be given by
the
county
court,
sitting
for
the
many
more, it is the purpose of the
to stand—75 per cent, of the
transaction
of
county
business,
upon
college to help solve through the
audienc rose, and when a vote was
a->ked to show what proportion of proper application in the county in department of forestry as well as
these were testing milk with the idea which said minor may have his resi­ train men to take hold of the prac­
of keeping their herds up to the dence. Any person violating the tical work and problems of our
highest standard, at least three- provisions of this act, shall, upon forests and thus insure the best pos
fourths of the milkers rose a second conviction, be fined in any sum not sible use of the tree crop.
The Oregon Agricultural College
time, a striking evidence of modern less than five dollars or more than
fifty
dollars.
will give Winter Short Courses,
dairy methods.
It shall be unlawful for any minor beginning January 7, 1908, as fol­
The proceedings in full will be
printed in book form just as soon as under the age of eighteen years to lows: General Agriculture 2 weeks
the stenographers, photographers smoke or in any way use any cigar, and Dairying, Horticulture Mech­
and primers can get their material cigarette or tobacco in any form anic Arts and Household Science
in shape, Prof. F. I. Kent, of the whatsoever in any public highway, each 6 weeks.
Many young men as well as manv
Oregon Agricultural College, at street, place, square or resort. Any
minor
violating
the
provisions
of
mature farmers who are so situated
Corvallis, was made president and
W. L. Crissey, of the Portland this act shall, upon conviction, be that they cannot take a tour years
Commercial Club, secretary. The fined in any sum not less than one course of study desire to acquaint
campaign in behalf of the next con­ nor more than ten dollars, or by im­ themselves more fully with the most
vention will begin immediately, for prisonment, at the option of the recent developments in Agriculture.
it is determined that the convention, court, two days for each offense.
There are others who feel the need
like the one just held, will be the
of a more practical knowledge of
most important and beneficial gather­ Forestry at the Oregon Agri­ farm mechanics and the use of tools.
ing of any held during the year 1908.
It is to meet the needs of these
cultural College.
The exhibits were magnificent,
classes that these courses will be
equaling those at the international
The course in Household
The students in forestry at the given
•how. The whole state was rep­ Agricultural College are making Science will be of value to the
resented. The convention was a their first collection of seeds of na­ women of the home who desire to
tremendous success, and the men tive trees and shrubs for use in the more thoroughly acquaint them­
interested in dairying have deter­ establishment of a forest tree nurs­ selves with the principles of good
mined that the products ot this great ery and arboretum. The purpose cooking and of general home man­
The subjects to be dis­
industry will add at least $20,000,- in view is not only that the work agement.
000 to the wealth of Oregon in 1908. shall be instinctive and arboretum. cussed will be of interest and im­
204 people personally paid their The purpose in view is not only that portance to every farmer and home-
dues while in attendance, the great­ the work shall be instructive to the keeper and it is hoped that a large
est previous record being 84, and student in the study of seeds and number will take advantage of this
before the next session of the asso­ seedage, silviculture and dendrology, opportunity.
ciation is convened the rolls will but that the plant shall be a source
Coquille Notes.
contain to exceed 300 members.
of data to the whole state upon the
Real Estate List
Dairymen’s Convention.
From the Sentinel.
growth, habit, resistance and gen­
J. A. McCord of Bandon was in
Myrtle Point Notes.
eral character of the trees and
this
city attending a meeting of the
From the Ejiterprue.
shrubs of Oregon, so far as js pos­
Odd
Fellows and visiting friends
sible to grow them upon the same
last Saturday night.
The Christian Sunday-school will site and similar conditions.
give a Christmas entertainment for
The Redondo running from Port­
Not only are local seeds being
the children on Christmas eve, collected, but seeds from the home land to San Diego, Calif, will also
December 24th. A tree will bear districts are coming in from friends make Coos bay and Eureka ports a
the gifts to the little folks, and a fine of students and institution.
This call. This will prove satisfactory
musical and literary program is in kindess on the part of those residing to a large number of people who de­
course of preparation. The tree will in the more distant and mountainous sire to go to Eureka, but as it now
be for the Sunday-school children ,>art of the state is highly appreciated is they are compelled to go to
exclusively, gifts to others, and es­ as it enables the class to obtain a either Astpria or San Francisco to
pecially to adults, not being desired. much greater variety than oOther- take a steamer for that city.
Webb Mast of Lee. who has been
The passengers of the Alliance wise would be possible with th°etime
and
means
at
the
command
of
either
visiting friends and relatives in North­
presented Captain Oleson with ra fine
ern California and other points for
Si 50 marine glass as a token of ap­ students or institution.
Owing
to
the
fact
that
the
course
the past few months, returned to
preciation of the manner in which he
is
but
one
year
old
only
the
general
this city
He had a
safely brought that vessel to port in
0*00 last o week.
the face of adverse circumstances on and preliminary phases of the sub­ pleasant visit but noticed that many
ject have been considered by the changes had taken place in the
Thanksgiving.
0
.
_
.. . students in the work. The O. A. C. thirty-five years since he left that
A merchant sent his Swedish
forest club, an organization of those section of the country.
clerk out collecting.
Returning
interested rin the forests of the state,
Married; in this city Wednesday
the clerk said: "Yim Yonson he pay
is now discussing forest fire laws, Dec. 11, at the home of the bride’s
ven he sell him hogs, Ole Olson he
their enforcement, efficiency and im- aunt, Mrs O. A. Hanscomb, by the
pay ven he sell him wheat; Pete
[ rovement.
Each student
is Rev. John Thomas, Baptist minister,
Petetson he pay in Yanuary.”
assigned a phase of th** topic in Samuel W. Johnson and Miss
"Well,” said the boss, "that’s the
in hand, and in due time reports Gussie James both of this city. The
fir»t time Pete ever set a date. Are
his findings to the club. Prominent happy couple took the train for
you sure he said he would pay in
timber, mill and lumbermen upon Myrtle Point where they will spend
January?” "Vel, Aye tank so. He
invitation discuss various topics be­ a tew days visiting friends when they
said it ban a dam cold day when you
fore the club, as transportation, will return to this city and will start
get dat money.
I tank dat ban
timber Reservation, forest conserva­ housekeeping in one of J I. Thomp­
Yanuary.”
tion,
re-forestation,
improved son’s new cottages.
Banker J. R. Benson of the Myrtle methods of lumbering, U. S. forest
Judge Hall held a session of the
Point Bank was offered some San service work and similar topics.
Juvenile court last Friday when the
Francisco clearing house certificates
Later the advanced students will
case of the People vs. Leneve and
by his correspondents in that city, take up work looking to the solution
Green, the two boys charged with
but refused the offer of help ot that of some of the very practical prob­
stealing the Salvation mite box from
kind. He decided that these I O Us lems now before the wood users of
P. E. Drane’s store, was continued
were not necessary in his business as the country.
until January 2nd on account of the
he expects to have ample cash to
The great problem of what to do
holidays.
The judge gave the
meet ail demands when the holidays with the waste, including the stand*
parents charge of the two boys and
ar« called off, and he did not like ing timber that is injured by insect
appointed H. W. Dunham as pro­
th« idea of placing that kind of paper and fungus foes will be one of the
bation officer under the new law.
in circulation in this section of the first to be investigated as soon as
He was instructed by the court to
country.
the equipment of the department keep the boys off of the streets and
see that they attended school.
The firemen of Myrtle Point have will permit.
Lodge and Profleasional Directory
Large lot and new bonne in Ban­
don $650, good location.
3 lots and nice bonne,
cation in Bandon $650.
good lo­
Lodge« an Requested to Notify this Office ou Election of Officers and on
Change of Meeting Night. Cards under this Head an 50c per in., month
1 ranch 185 acres 4| mi lee from
Bandon* well etocke«l ready (or final-
nene, tine orchard, 75 acre« of bottom
Másenle.
laud $13.000.
Dr H. I_,. Houston,
andon lodge , No. us . a f . a m .
40 acre ranch 6| miles from Ban-
Stated ooiuiuuuicatious first Satur­
PH YS1CIAN &. SURGEON
day after the full moon of eaeh mouth
dou baa 400 corda of matchwood
All Master Masons cordially invited.
Office
over Drug Store.
Haora. S to 13,
on it $750.
B
K. H. ROSA W. M.
162 acre ranch in (lurry county
near Langlois $SOO.
Fine residence block. 200 feet river
front with lauding full bearing or­
chard, large dwelling« 8 other build­
ings, with furniture and tixtnrea. tine
location for a store or saloon. $2000.
Several tine business lots in beat
business part of Baudot! from $1.500
upwards.
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BANDON,
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OKKGON
andon lodge . No. ta:!, 1. o. o. f
meets every Wednesday evening*
Viaitiug brothers iu good standing cor­
dially invited.
NATHAN BARK LOW, N. O.
L. J. K aoi . ky . See.
Physician and Surgeon - Operative
B
Surgery a Specialty.
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
Every 2nd mid 4th Tuesdays.
Practice night tirs« Wednesday of the
M EETS
month. Social Evening the 3rd Saturday of
OFFICE. Lowe'» Drug
1080 acres of ranch land, resi­
dence building, seven hundred acres the mouth. A cordial invitation extended
to all member« tn g<s>d slHiidltig.
of bottom land, balance number one
ANNA CRA1NE, N. G.
bench land, tine lake fishing ami
P kahi . E hick son , Sec’y.
hunting. Price $33,000.
5 acres just outside of the corpor­
ation good level land. $750.
a.iu. 1:30 to 4, p.ui. ; 7 to 8 in the eveniug.
Night calls answered from office.
Store.
in
Residence
the Ranter Building.
DR. LISTER SORENSON,
Resident Dentist
Knight« of Pythias
elphi lodge n <>. m , Knights <>f
Office Opposite Hotel Gallier
Pvlhias. Mi-ets every Monday even­
2 one acre tracts, adjoining town ing ut Masonic hull. Visiting Knights in­ LANDON
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OREGON
vited lu attend.
R. E. L. lleddlion, C. C.
cheap.
B. N. HARHiNuroN, K uf K. S.
280 acres improved ranch, fine bear­
O R WADE
ing orchard. 90 acres bottom land,
Modern Womlmen.
10 miles
from
Bandon.
Large
ATTORNEY AT LAW
KOCK CAMP, No. »176, M. W.
amount of
white cedar on
it, ' I pABLE
Notary Public
of A. Meets every fourth Saturday of
price
each month at Concrete Hall. Viaitiug
Office with Wheeler Reul Estate Co.
House and 2 lots in town, good lo­ neighbors cordially invited to attend.
B andon .
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O bkuon
GEORGE LORENZ. H. C.
cation, land set out in strawberries,
E. E. O akeh , Clerk.
$550.
<1. T. TKKAI1GOLI),
River front ranch.
mile river
Foresters of America.
ATTORNEY
AND COUNSELOR
front on deep water, 177 1-3 acre
AT
LAW,
TOURT QUEEN OF THE FOREST. No.
coal land—$3500.
J 17, meets Friday night of each week,
NOTARY
PUBLIC
Houses to rent, Coos and Curry
in Concrete Hall, Bandon. Oregon. A cor­
dial
welcome
is
extended
to
all
visiting
property for sale, ranches of all sizes,
IT. B. <’O9I MINN ION HR.
brothers.
ARTHUR RICE.
in both counties for sale.
G. T ylkb ,
Chief Ranger.
Bandon,
-
Oregon.
Fin.Secretary.
Store room to rent cheap in the
OBice
W
ith
Bandon
Investment
Co.
beet part of Bandon, up and down
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Woodmen
or
the
World.
■taira.
easide camp n «. 312, w o. w.
MRS. C. E. HOLLOPETER,
General merchandise store with
meelH in regolar aeaaion the first mid
third Tiitirsdavs of each mouth in the Ma­
stock and fixtures with building ami
INSTRUCTOR ON
large lot. doing a business of $25,000 son io hall. Viaitiug neighlstrH are cordially
invited.
It. W. BULL'.KI 1. C. C.
to $30.000 per year, well located, and
Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo.
O.C. W aldvogcl , Clerk.
long established business, which can
Charges Reasonable.
be doubled by the rignt parties.
D
p . D. !.. BTKKLK
Price $9000.
Bandon,
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Oregon
D
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Resident Dentist
Manufacturing
plant
for sale.
Good paying finsiness. Big frontage
on deep water. First class business
proposition on Coquille river—$95,000
*
O- T- Blumenrother
OFFICE IN OLD BREUER BUILDING,
U. 8. Coimnlialoner anti Notary Public,
Filings and Final proofs made on Home*
BANDON,
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OREGON.
Htead«, Timber ClainiM and other U. 8. Lands
A numtier of first class deep water
Money Loani Negotiated on Approved
GKO. P. TOPPING,
front mill sites for sale cheap.
Security.
ATTORNEY
COUNSELOR AT LAW
Office in room 10 fieyerie Building, Ban*
5 timber claims, ernise 3,000,000
AND
don. Residence on Butte Creek, Oregon.
feet eaob, mostly white cedar, bandy
NOTARY PUBLIC.
T^eal Estate bought and Sold.
to roads and easy to log. Price $2500
each.
Fire Insurance.
Bandon, - - -
Lota $15 and op, iucatad io all
parts of town and surrounding ad­
dition. Property of al) kinds bought
and sold at living prices.
We are an old established firm and
are reliable.
We are not curbstone
real «state ageota. Call and see ns
have what you
and if we do not
want we will get it.
T he B andon R eal E state & L oan
C ompany , Rooms 2 and 3,
New Denholm Bld'g.
Ban don,Ore.
Oregon.
Notary Public
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Wedderburn
A. M. HITCHCOCK
Contractor
W. E. THRESHER,
Attorney - at - Law.
Oregon
Estimates
buildings.
and
Builder
given on any kind of
Address Bandon, Oregon
HOTEL
A Dangerous Deadlock,
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ufnetions. To quickly end this con­
dition without disagreeable sensa­
tions, Dr. King’s New Life Pills
should always be your remedy.
Guaranteed absolutely satisfactory in
every case or money back, at C. Y.
Lowe’s drug store, 25c-
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Rates $1,00 to $2.00
per Dav,
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