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object for holding this meeting, it
seems of enough consequence to
cause some of the mighty ones to
shake in their boots.
The prime
object of such an association, which
has been loosing ground of late
years, is to meet and discuss sit
uations common in the field of news-
paperism, to form county organ
izations in order that each publisher
may co-operate with his brother
publishers in uniformity of rates,
and above all to show' that the days
of green cord wood ami pumpkins
are a thing of the past with the
country press.
There is a certain
great newspaper of Oregon that
elevates its nose and airs its editorial
opinions freely regarding
the
country press, while it forgets the
fact that when in its infancy it had
large demand itself for aforesaid
cord wood, etc., and because it was
in a town that grew, henceforth it is
not in the same sphere as its
country brethern. Minnesota has a
model editorial association and its
growth has been slow and was hard
work to bring it upon the footing
it now stands, but the publishers
throughout that state always made
it a point to be able to at least at
tend the meetings, if not to attend
the yearly trips.
Here’s hoping
there is a bier turnout, and may it be
permanent.
has been open to transact all busi
ness since the recent financial
troubles commenced, although the
businesss has been carried on from
An Independent Newspaper
day to day on a very small cash
E ditor and P roprietor
IKYING H. BATH,
basis, yet relieving the business
tention by accepting checks on
SUBSCRIPTION R ates ;
Per Year.
Six Montbs fl.00) Copy 5e
deposit and transfers where paper
STBICTLY IN ADVANCE.
could be used were as satisfactory
l'h ih paper 1« entered at the Bandon post office as Second-ciass Matter
as coin of the realm.
The scare is
over, the mills and industries will
service in our ability, ever enlarging
Our Anniversary.
pay off as usual, unless some unfor-
and increasing, not as occasion de
seen difficulty’ arises, and theçe has
mands, but as occasion permits.
been no excessive demands upon
With this issue a new page will be Our first year in Bandon h>s been
the bank. All publications are pub
turned over almost at the new year. most enjoyable, both in a business
lishing facts that cannot help but
We present this Anniversary, Holi
way and otherwise, and while our
make the sound business man con
day and Industrial Number as tid first trip into Coos County is too
vinced
that there is no further
ings of the good times of Coos, painful to dwell upon, we by no
difficulty
of this order, and we re
prosperity and plenty of work for means regret it, and trust that our
print following an article from a
all. There has never be2n a time condition will, sometime in the far
trade journal which is of interest to
in the history of the R ecorder that future, accustom itself to the dread
our readers, giving a general idea
it has l>een in as good shape mechan of most ocean travelers, sea-sickness.
of the Hurry from all sides, what has
ically and otherwise, as it is now’.
We are availing ourselves of this
been done and the ontcome:
We are proud of this edition as an op|M>rtunity oL wishing u our many
The financial scare which origin
output of this office. The work readers a Merry Christmas and a
ated
in New York a few weeks ago,
proper has been done practically in Happy and Prosperous New Year.
caused by the stock gambling oper
three w eeks. Preliminary work com
I rving S. B ath .
ations indulged in by one or two
menced over a month ago, but the
banks and trust companies, result
downright work commenced the first
ing in their being unable to pay
of this month. Probably no person,
G en . W anamaker is as well in
coin on legitimate demands, has
other than a publisher pf a country formed upon the proposed |>ostal
spread throughout the country to
newspaper, knows what has to be savings banks as any man and the
some extent, and is being noticed
contended with in printing an edition following is his opinion regarding
in
all sections of the country.
of thjs magnitude. Delays for pho same.
“My investigations have
But of all sections of the United
tographs, then cuts, paper, and even convinced me that there is now hid
States
where this scare prevails,
ink, made it necessary to burn mid den under carpets and hoaMed in
certainly
no real grounds exist in
night oil, and the merry “chug 10-cent pieces and other currency
the
West
for its continuance.
T he L ewis and Clarke Fair of
chug” of our gasoline engine* told more than $1,000,000,000.
With
But, like a flock of sheep, bank
the nearby neighbors that we a system of postal savings banks, 1905 proved a success in every re
ers
who maintain large reserves of
spect
and
the
Alaska-Yukon
Pacific
were not in our accustomed pew on and with the distribution of the
eash
in the Eastern money mar
Sunday. But on the whole, we are money received by them into the Fair to be held at Seattle in 1909
kets
have
thought it advisable to
satisfied to get the edition out with national banks in their districts, this will be run on the same plan and
the full number of pages first figured huge sum would be placed at once with a greater portion of the same pursue the same plant hat was ¡init
No funds will be iated in the Eastern trade centers,
upon.
in general circulation and would be management.
We wish to say a word regarding saved for its possessor as well as asked from the government except and were only paying out coin in a
ing to ask for the national exhibit limited way.
the advertisers who are represented being used for general prosperity.
In various Western states a suc
and a building in which it is dis
within these columns. Everybody
cession
of legal holidays has been
played. The Jamestown Fair has
knows it is expensive to advertise,
H arvey S cott will henceforth turned out a dismal failure, probably declared to enable the banks to real
and every publisher likes to see the
run his Oregonian independent, but because it was planned on too large ize on their securities and loans, and
merchant receive the fullest returns
gives out flat-footed he will support a scale. Our western fairs are hot thus be in position to meet any
for his money. But for the liberal
the national Republican ticket. He as large, and many people really de unusual demands that may be made
amount of advertising contracted by
has had a senatorial longing in his sire to see the west, and combining upon them.
our local business men, this edition
eye for some time, but when the die sight-seeing and tour, the ex
The West has had a succession of
could not have been commenced.
leaders of the party told him of the pense is not so great as might be prosperous years. Large crops have
Aside from merely printing the
long cold day before he could wear expected. The rich territory of been harvested, almost without ex
paper, the expanse of getting the
the seat of his pants out in Oregon’s Alaska will have extensive exhibits, ception, and the producers have re
cuts has been considerable, and the
senatorial chair, straightforth did he and will be something probably alized good prices.
advertisements have had to pay for
denounce the
party,
The never seen ba(ore at any fair. The
In fact the western half of the
them. These advertisers have what
republican party is dead,
the fact that the exposition management United States was never in such ex
you want, and we earnestly ask for
Oregonian has denouced it! The has pledged itself not to accept a cellent position as it is today, and if
your patronage to those who have,
years that have gone by’ have given loan or a gift from Uncle, Sam is en Western financiers had their funds
by being represented in these col
Harvey’ Scott an opportunity to dorsed in President Roosevelt’s mes at home instead of being deposited
umns, been able to have this litera
dabble his fingers in the political sage. This, it is thought by the of wilh Eastern banks, there would be
ture placed Cbefore so many w ho
boodlf pot long enough to have ficials, will have much weight with no question but what the conditions
otherwise might never have heard of
satisfied his ambitions, but nay, Congress. Work on the exposition at present prevailing in the East
Bandon, and assuredly not have been
when there is a chance for someone grounds is progressing rapidly, would hardly be noticed in the West.
impressed as they will be.
The
else to get a crack at the boodle, Most of the grading for roadways, Everyone who has paid the slightest
merchant who advertises extends an
then he says the party has gone to avenues, plazas and circles has been attention to the present conditions
invitation to his customers, and it is
the dogs (in (>regon) is N G and finished, and the grounds are en- agree that the present trouble is but
to them you should look for your
some more things.
And Stay! closed by a fence. The contract for temporary and perhaps before this
merchandise. Nearly every business
The Oregonian has let a democratic the erection of the emergency hos issue is off the press will have entire
house is in some manner represented
administration run Portland and pital has been let, and the structure ly passed away.
in this issue, and we do not know of
Multnomah Co, to say nothing of will be completed within the next
There is no occasion for the trade
a single one who does not regard his
the high state offices.
If the few weeks. Contracts have been to restrict their operations, and if
money as well invested.
Oregonian is one of the great
T he R ecorder has seen many |>owers that l»e, how can he account granted for four large buildings everyone will pursue the even course
reverses and different managements for this? The Oregonian has had which are to be finished within six of business that has always charac
since its infancy. These former pub its day, and its change of policy, has months. They are the Fine Arts terized the Western mercantile
palace, Auditorium, Machinery Hall, houses the past several years, busi
lishers are probably better known to lost its many hereto! >re admirers.
and
the Manufacturers’ building. ness will go on as usual and without
most of our readers than to us, and
The
three
first will be permanent the slightest interruption.
it is useless to give their history
Collections and payments will be
T he O regon editorial associa structures, being built out of buff
here. In looking over our files we
brick
with
terra
cotta
trimmings.
made; goods will be sold and returns
find that from the start conditions tion will convene in Portland next
have been judiciously coped with, month on the 17th and 18th. The Most all of the exhibit palaces will realized all in due course. In most
and taking everything into consider executive committee met in Portland be classic in design as far as modern large centers the banks take the pre
ation, Bandon has been well repre last week, deciding the date and usage will permit. After the fair caution to issue what is known as
sented journalistically. Since the making arrangements for a rousing the permanent buildings will be Clearing House certificates which
present management has taken good meeting A member of the used by Washington University upon are amply secured bv all the princi
charge of the R ecorder , consider association was appointed from the campus of which the exposition pal banks, this precaution being
able new material, both type, machin every county to tie present, and to will be held, for college edifices. taken simply to keep the frightened
ery and fixtures, has been added. urge different editors throughout his Many counties throughout the depositors from hoarding coin,
In fact, a new office has been in county to make a mighty effort to states of Washington, Oregon and caused by this senseless scare.
Every year the editors California, are preparing to have
stalled with th« old one, and natu attend.
Business men generally can do
have been separate buildings and displays from much towards restoring confidence,
rally we are of the opinion that this throughout Oregon
paper is in better circumstances than filling their columns full of slush their general state exhibits.
both by their conversation and busi
ever before. We shall endeavor to about would be office holders and
ness dealings in which they have the
continue giving the people of Ban politicians
looking
for cheap
T he L ocal Bank opened this full support of both the secular and
don and vicinity the be t newspaper notoriety,, and while it is not the Monday morning, the first day it trade press. The West has the
Editorial Page of Bandon Recorder
»
People are, to a certain e xtent,
judged by the clothing they wear.
If you desire to give an up-to-date
impression, you can do so by wear
ing one of Lorenz «Ü Hoyt's suits.
ability to buy and to pay for what it
needs, and with the return to the
West of the large amounts main
tained at New York anti other Eas
tern markets, there will be an abun
dant supply of coin for all legitimate
enterprises.
The stock jobbing and gambling
operations indulged in by so-called
banks and companies in the East in
their frenzied endeavor to make a
showing and pile up profits for their
operators is the whole cause of this
trouble, and no one outside of them
selves need suffer if business men
generally will continue on the same
general lines that have heretofore
characterized their business.
Shipment of Pianos Due.
I wish to state that a, shipment of
pianos and organs will be due on
the next steamer and any one con
templating the purchase of a piano
should get prices and see the goods
before buying elsewhere.
E. M. F urman .
Bandon Foundry
"J Machine Shop
Garfield & Von Pegert,
Mill
and Steamboat
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B uilt
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O rder .
Turned Shafting, Cap a nd Set
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Machine
Bolts,
Pipe and. Fittings,
Brass Work.
General Repairing.
Pattern Shop in
Connection.
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Almanac and
Magazine
Should be in
every home in
the land. His
weather predic
tions can be had
only in his own
publicati ons.
No other publisher is permitted to
print them in any form, either with or
without credit. • His 1908 Almanac ex
cels all former editions in beauty and
value, and sells for35cents, postpaid.
His monthly magazine, W ord and
W orks , contains his weather fore
casts for each month, together with a
vast amount of the best family reading
and costs 11. a year, one almanac with
each subscription. Every earthquake
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You
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Street
ment
Notice of
Improve
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Trustees of the Town of Bandon, County of
Coos, State of Oregon, by order duly pass«-«!
on the 14th day of December, 1907, winch
order is entered in the Journal of the Pro
ceedings ot the sas«l Board tor that day,
does propose to improve Homer Street
within the said Town of Bandon, County
and 8tat«> aforesaid* for the entire width of
the said street, beginning at the North line
of its intersection with Atwater street, (oth
erwise known as the Extension of First
Street) and from said intersection continu
ing Northward to a line even with the North
end of the Woolen Mill, said improvement
to be made by setting piling, placiug uec-
esaary stringers, capping and 4 inch plank
mg, and also by building an X foot sidewalk
on each side thereof, and planking the same
with 2 inch lumber, and constructing nec
essary railing.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that un
less two thirds of I he property owners of
and upon said Street file a written remon
strance against such improvements v ith the
Recorder of said T’owu, within Ten < lib
days from the final publication of this
notice, winch filial publication will be upon
Thursday, the 2nd day of January, 1908,
then un Ordinance will be passed by the
■aid Board of Trustees, appropriating funds
for snch improvements, WHICH ORDI
NANCE WILL FURTHER PROVIDE
that, all of the funds so appropriated will be
raised by levying an aaHeaament upon the
lots abutting upon the said Street so pro
posed to be improved, which assessment
will be apportioned upon the respective lots
according to the frontage thereof upou ><mh
street, aud the ordinance will further pro
vide for carrying out such improvements,
and for the collection of such assessment
according to law.
Dated this 19th day of December, 1907.
C. R. WADE,
Recorder of the Town of Bandon.
i
Notice of Street Improve
ment.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Trustees of the Town of Bandon, County of
Coott, State of Oregon, by order duly pnssed
on the (.th day of December. 1907. which
order is entered in the Journal of Proceed
ings of the said Board for that day, does
propose to improve First Htreet within the
Woolen Mill Addition to the town of Ban
don, County and State aforesaid, for the
entire width of said Street, beginning at the
East line of intersection of said Street with
Pacific Avenue 1 otherwise known as Little
Htreet) and continuing Eastward, three
blocks to the East line of Broadway
Avenue, (otherwise known as the East
Boundary line of the Town of Bandon) said
improvement to be made by establishing an
official grade thereon by a survey, and also
to make cuts and fills in said street to con
form to and in accordance with such grade
and survey so proposed to be established.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that un
less two thirds of the property owners of
and upon said street file a written renion-
at rance with the Recorder of the said Town
of Bandon within ten (IO| days from the
final publication of this notice, which final
notioe will be U|«in Thursday, the *Jhth dav
of December, 1907, remonstrating against
the prop« sed improvement, then an ordi
nance will be passed by the said Board of
Trustees, appropriating fnnds for snch snr
vey, grade and improvement, WHICH OR
DINANCE WILL FURTHER PROVIDE,
that the fund so appropriated will be raised
by levying an assessment upon the lots or
tracts of land abutting upon the street so
proposed to lie improved, which assessment
will lie made according to the amouut of
excavation or fill to be made in front of
each lot Or tract fronting upon said street,
and the ordinance will further provide for
carrying out the proposed improvement ac
cording to law.
Dated this 12th day of December. 1907.
C R. WADE.
Recorder of the Town of Bandon.
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF COOS.
J. W. Feller, Ilaintiff
Nuit ij Equit y to
va.
Carrie Williams and
I Quiet Title
Carrie E. William«,
Defendants.
J SIMMONS.
To Carrie wiiii>Riis atid Carrie E. Wil-
„
linns, the above named defendant«:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON
You are hereby required to appear in the
above entitled Court'aud Cause, and answer
the Complaint filed atiamat you therein by
the Plaintiff on or before the last day of
the time preacrilted tor the publication of
thia summons winch day is six conaecutive
weeks from ill«' date of the first publication
hereof, the date^'f the first publication is
the 31 at of October, 191)7, and the laat pub
lication will tie on the 12th of December,
1907.
Aud yon are notified that if you fail ao to
appear and answer the «aid complaint, the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief prayed Lit in hl" Coinplaint, to-wit:
For a decree whereby Defendant«' ad
verse claim« to those certain parcel* of land
described in Plaintiff'« Complaint a* fol
lows, to-wit: Lota eight, mue and twelve
in Block 14, and lait« one, tour, five, eight,
nine and twelve in Bl«ick fifteen, Woodlanp
Addition to Bandon, Coon County, Oregon,
more particularly dencrilied in Plaintiff's
Complaint,'shall tie determined and forever
forMHosed and Plaintiff declared and ad-
jmiged to l>e the atMolute owner of the said
real property.
Thia summon« is «erred upon von by pub
lication thereof in the Bandon Recorder, a
weekly newspaper of general circulation,'
published in the Town ot Bandon, in C imm
County, Oregon, pursuant to tbe order of
Hon. John F. Hall, County Judge of said
Coos County, made the 22nd day of Octo
ber, I9U7.
I
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ji . eadgold ,
Attorney to* PlntaMfl.
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