Volume XXIV.
OREGON.
TANDON,
THURSDAY,
FlBRUAKY
13,
Number 7
prise»- Other state- have exempted j
Statement No. 1.
Do You Know
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manufacturing buildings from taxa­
tion because it was found to aid de-
can t cash your neighbor’s
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it < ii laii’i il that i mill' 1 il- loi
velopment, enhance land values, at­
success, and if it has a legitin.ate
ihclt ci.-ilatiu,-sh-»ll i.ilo slate >> al
tract other forms of capital as well
foundation you can’t damage it by
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No. i. The effort nt the
•< i its
as population, and worked to the
knocking.
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and of the L’oRcii class of demo ie-
general good without a single ex­
Whenever
you
give
another
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ception.
¡»ublnans tojnyke the publu •.-owe a
j the best of it, wi^ioutlts costing you
the primary law require , th-
WILL BE NTEO UPON il JUBE ELECTION Some think the farmer Would h .ve ' gOIERIREIT IDVISES USE OF CIE8S0TE that
THEIR FIRST SOCIAL
AFFAIR THIS SEASON anything, you have made a good
taking
of statement No. > by ill"
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to pay as much tax as ever, because
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investment.
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candidates for the0l<-gfilature ignores
to exempt improvements, live stock,
When a v. .man forgives her err»
the pr< -«nee in the law of statement
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machinery, etep, would simply di b­
o 1 mg lnrtban<t
■ is apnlauded? but
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AttMndn .ent to Oregon Con- ble the taxes <.n hi* land and there- Cheap and Effective Method Xu .>, wliicJiT
im pt.pu a put Will Open the Evening’s En-
when a man forgives an erring wife
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of tltf aw as sial ns-n; No i. x a,
by leave the producing agricultural­
he is laughed at.
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»titu'ion, Considered
»i.- a mallet of ;ac d • - tin' pi aiai i
ist where he is now. That w ould be
to Prevent Worm *
tertainment with a
The in in who i uh»..vs saying of
GO
lei declare that candidate, ha the
so it the farmer owned tile laud val­
his fricniP, “Of course, he has nis
Good Thing
h gi-latarc'must nib-ci >I>< to either
ues in Oregon.* Tint to begin with
Destruction
Match.
faults,” seldom te.ihzes that he him­
r atemc n!. 1 In law iL >w tin tn d s-
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two-thirds of the land values in Ore­
self has his faults.
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ci etion citiici to pk<l* 5 ill. nisei. ■.
gon .<re in cities. I and T>r purposes
One <■> the consolation* of widow­
to Vote fur tin si > i. '. I* “p< ,
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hood, which few women admit even
The petition for the submission of of ¿axation is measured f»y a dollar
The length of service., in piles in ♦ hoi. e or thcii p.dty' ■ cht"
“1I< f bi-;
’ I send ruaners
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A
section
of
land
in
some
parts
ot
to lie mselves, is, that afl-r a hus-_
the constitutional amendment drafted
w hari c , and other public structures
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“| ICI 'j ill
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; amiynncing the bi -. P.m Wow in
1.«id 1• dead no other woman can
by the Oregon Tax Kefrtrm As­ Oregon would be dear at $640, but is greatly shortened by tht ai.i k
'the Bank Tepee- on the twelitv-
chase him.
sociation has just been tiled with the a few square fei»t *>f land in I’o Wan« I ot marine hirers, or shipworm- .A i. aiii. in«>ii than a ri....imiciul.i»
. ■" ! sun rtf thi m<mt h an<I asks
i hi , oi »v. n?... i ilu to <<b. pl ;■
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Secretary of Slate.
1 he sigjiers are worth more than mans- -ections method of protection, both etii< : it
t . in e people apparently‘have
afl
chiefs and tlu ir quaws to J>e
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Statement
No.
2,
con.
lined
in
of.nth
land.
Recently
real
’
e-tat-
came front all parts of the state in
all their time taken up in talking
and cheap, is mil'll jn-crled, .1 ic the .«in*-part of th' piim>uy law a> niis'.-ni, hki-w i
¡ i . i i . ici * and
such numbers th ft it is the trongest -■ ¡H.u tiOi ill that cits .bowed tbit’ more so because the limbers best
ibout Others, is no $ign that they
their squ iw
I ... ii < hief incj pale-
statement No* I, is as follows;
: e x.) a r< • w«>rt h on I he av.-r-.
petition e\ < r* suf>n:itted. lh.it tin e i.
will
not hiwl tjine to talk about you.
t- -1 <>o.o< >,’> p’r acre. Ail
te suited fifi piling ate Ju t ommo very . “During my h-rin of ottiee I shall ■ l.iti w II bi,ii on, -friii't "i wampuih
signatmes, nujnbi ling > \< ral thous­
scarce.afid are increasing rapjdly in consider the vote of the people tor io assi .t ill .1. frayii* ’, ill, i ,xp. Uses.’’
. -Rea! Estate Transfer«.
and more than required by law, were . thj-. I md .woithasinuchfls32,- price.
•' intcil S:?iU s' n t' ,r m < *igr<
a j So reads the Order of Redtneii,
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a.
res
of
the
best
turn-i'.;
l.indin
obtained mor* easily than other pe-
M arine borers !<re found as far
ilic fallowing ri.-.r.i .1 dmly tr'iristuru
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■ ■ « ii» <i ' l.ewrdi Tribe ’of Bandon, prm:l;iin:i.
"tifion , indicat. wid ,pr, adinteri t the state, estimating it devoid of im­ north «.s Maine and Alaska, t 1 ugh
since Januiirv 21th, 1908, an lurniHtoJ by •
on,
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tlio..
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who
are
learned
in
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shall
b<
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bin
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to
provements at ¿50 pet ili-.i’-.
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1 I the t itle Guarantee and Almtract t'...of
in thi.-» amendment.
they arc more numerous and de wholly disregard if the reason foi their language and laws. Summed Coquille und Marshfield, shows n brisk
Farmers
now
pay
moye
than
50
trade in realty and a good promise for the
Ir proposes a decided step toward
structive in the warmer waters fur­ doing so seem to uh ? to be suffi­ up and translated for the “pal<«- coming year. .
the siogle lax; as far in that direc­ per cent of state taxes wlule num­ ther south. Since they require only
faci.'.s” it nieaiTs • that this order is • Alva Doll Deed to Win Frauzenbaeh, lot
cient.”
13, block 7, Azalea Dark Add to Bandon :$10.
tion as. conditions' in Oregon are bering less than 25 per cent of the a small exposed surface to gain en­
Suppose a republican candidate going to give a grand ball in the . Chas F Lorenz to Mary L Lo*euz, lots •»,
population.
But
a*
long
as
the
thought to permit, taxing land val­
trance qnd completely destr >y a pile, for United States Senator should be IJank Hall on Geo. Washington’s 7,8, blk 14, Bandon; $10.
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ues (not acres) and exempting (the farmers’ improvements are taxable any effective means of preservation
Elbert Byer et ux. Deed to. Albert H
nominated by a minority of his party birthday, February 22d, and a cor­ 11 I l?h. lota'X, *,80.blook 18, Woolen Mill
teat of the amendment. reads) “all they cannot escape, as they are not must protect the wood from high-
against
the w ill of the majority, anil dial invitation is ext nded to all*. Add to Bandon . $300.
If the farmer-
dwelling houses, barns, sheds, out­ of a nature to be hid
water mark to a point in the mud ii jested by the majority in tile gen
1 he music fur the occasion will •I <V belter et ux.-Deed to Albert H Fish,
houses and other appurtenances lias anything exempt it must be ex­ below which the borers do not go.
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be
furnish cd fry tli’e Seaside Orcbes- lots 28, 2*.», 30. block 1*8, Woolen Mill Add to
cial election (a likely outcome)—in
Bandon: $000._
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thereto, <*11 fences, all mac liinery and empted open and above board by
A number of excellent meth > Is that case, should the democratic , U.'i, and the early att n-lants will
W in Wiggins et ux deed to W M Kay; lots
buildings used exclusively for manu­ law. The land held in cities, for have been devised for protecting pil­
candidate, winning the general elec­ hare an opportunity ot seeing a drill 1,5. block 15, Woolen Mill Add to Bitudoty;
facturing purposes, and the appur­ water power, for timber and miner­ ing by ex ter ml co jti ng., or ihe idl­
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tion, be designated the ‘'people's and march well worth their time.
b. E Oakuset ux, Deed to Elbert Dyer,lot
tenances thereto, all fences, farm als, for speculative purposes and ings', aoy ot win. h. propcrlv a:ml !
choice,” that is, t|ie choice of 30,000 This is the fir.t social functi on of 2, block 34. Woodland Add. to Bandon; $10.
machinery and appjiances used as rights of way in various forms, far will increase the life of the pile,
Albert ll*Fish et ux. Deed to Elliert Dyer,
or .¡e.ooo republii an inajoritv in this our.local tribeol redskins, and every
such, all. f^uit trees, vines, sluubs exceed in value the land owned by Three factors which dei rease their
lots 28, 29,30, block 15, Wooleu atilt Add.
effort
will
be
ill
id
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make
this
an
state?
Should
a
republican
aspirant
and all other'improvemtnts oh farms,' 1 the working farmers of Oregon:
elfii tvney are t i. corroding action for the legislature bind himself to event of much pleasure and enter­ to Bandon; $300.
C J Daily et ux Deed to Ethel M Oakes,
The main tax burden will- be of - ilt watj-r, th - w 1 !i of the wav. ;
all live; Stock, all household furniture
tainment.
■ n » , ■ 1 will be sei ved <1 lot ,10, block 2. Commercial Ad I. to Llau-
•ote
for
the
dem.
vi
atic
candid.itc
fur
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in vs»- <md*ll tools used by worky shifted to valuable locations in cities which injures and often br jk . the
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senator merely because the minority the usual places, and committees don: $10.
Cl Daily etux, Deed to E E Oakes, lot
men,ahd .in use, shall be exempt and railroad franchises, which values i using, uul tiled m, is from float-
rej>11 blican ’dandidatc was rejected, appointed for arrangements, recep- 2, block 31, Woodlaud Add. to Bandon. Sil).
are mainly made up by tr.ibul** paid
born taxation.”
ing timb'eis and deb. .
Thick iron and fnake this suite to be repr. .ent- tion and floor, which will' be an-
Geo. W Leneve et ux. Deed to Elbert’
Many of the greatest Americans j by the industry aitd ’improvi-ni«nt-> C is.’-. resist 11 til 1 . 1. from' these
Dyer, lot 9, block 5, Wooleu Alill Add. to
nounced
later
throngh.these
columns.
ed in Washington—in the most in­
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Ba ndon; $20o.
*4 all jMiliticitl faiths have endorsed of the rest of the state, and should sourci ■ for 8 long period, But t he.
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political
office
that
Oregon
justly
bear
the
burden.
the principles embodied in this
are vei y expensive.
pos 1 - . . -by a dvmocrt.
Lumber $5 per M.
Lumber $5 per M.
The propo,sed amendment is prac­
amendment! Among them Senator
The injection of pr srrv.itive:
If• repub’icans of Oregon could
We have a quantity of No. 3 lum­
I.aFollette, Governor Folk, Tom tical, up-to date, its provisions-have till. (Ilgh boll s Inilcii ill the l<iti of nour.iL.fti- for’ .-ii :t' .1 mail tie 111a-
We have a quantity of No. 3 lum­
ber, suitable for building sheds,
Johnson, Henry George, William been tested and woiJced. The peo­ rhe p I • or n. ir tli.-’iu*d h ie, hi. joi *ty ui '.«■iii want e.'< . -d, ill -11 i 1
walks, etc., which we offer in lots of I ber, suitable for building sheds,
l.oyd Garris«'ii Lyman Abbott and ple of Oregon .will have this ques- tailed to se. ire .4 d . "billion Su
tin gem i d «1
• ». in ruimiii., 1000 feet and upward, at $5 per M. walks, etc., which we oiler in lot* of
1000 feet and upward, at $5 per M.
ex-Gsivernoi Ib'iiglas and Garvin. I lion before them for’ four ttumths. i. nt to»ui' qi it.lv -,(i,
th • on.« i against the dcmocini, In would be
C ody L umber C o .
C ody L umbeh C o :
They symp. Lhiz* will* the idea of They will he.fr much' of it. The | lai ci -> ot iCo. .1, All * silhl 'le ill s
.tl,u '-p.opli', chojec’t in th. t,rui
hradipi.irh
i
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of
the
Op
gon
Tax
Re
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raising the net d revemies for car­
ii. G e al»o 1!low n a i. nj.’n. v to t<-1. a '_n > o| the name an<I the « Ii
I.ftr..
rying on oil. jvi iiinunl and it tlie form Association are at • room. 705 out wlum expJsud to ilt.w’at' r. Im- ought to elect him. But in thejune
Mamc time di
ui tge land monopoly Marquam.building for' .the pretent, pt ¿nation with a o iti . t . rj tar
RE5OLVED
i-!. ..- hi !.» 65.01x3 republicans, may
ee our fine
by taiing laud and irancluse values and they Are glad* to give .out in­ •product, !*.«-> u ualiv p..» I’ h ;li!.-.
T hat nobody is to B lame
haxe’to pic’. I> » ■ u tw«» nommce.-.
more and ».’tempting improvements
formation to all w ho m.«y ,ask tor it. ehi. teiji witli suitaui* kinds* of tint.-, neither ot ’luhii b tn v r> .div w.*int
tori iking B lautifol .
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and personal property.
b -r prop, lv j»: i p.,i M j » . n a -«it- , I’lecl'.d- the . d> muriatic .nominee
UN DLR .WEAR AND HOSIERY.
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tvieilt qn.UAtily ot gcUi.l Cii-iAoti ta mid jhe one uained by the mmori.y
Some object to the proposition be­
Timber Claim*.
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|T PLEASES THE WEARER A n D
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cause it t .xt inpts buildings and ma­
'<4 th. ‘f, pul ilican-s ’ Jn that a ■ will
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the beholder , it lives us
The principal Innbeis .list .1 foi it be fji r to i ill tin- v. mn<*i the* pco-
chinery of manufacturer* from taxa­
1 »hi purchasing* fir, cedar .♦nd
tion. It dues *o. *Iu this connec­ pine timber claims from the original Oil.Hi’ > • loa.,1 it, sh. 1. t «mJ |..li- ,♦ ; . ch
A GRATIFIED ANDCCMFORTABIE
M uiifi stlv’the winner
tion, say w ell informed men, Oregon holders at prices warranted .by their lolly pine, and white md ? -■ 1 oak on I 1 w oulil net be the people s < ho\e.
KELING To KNOW THAT WE
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Atlants c". '.ist a.i.l < I'.'i!:. ot AI< •
is asked to follow in well-trodden location, quality, and quantity ,4 tin-
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tco, and Douglas fit mi ik Pacific p.y tor t!r p i*)
• ¡4 porting 01ft
the WAY THROUG H
paths. It is pointed out that Oregon timber. What have you to öfter?
coast.*
Spruce,
retlwoo.'l,
*ediif
the hiftnbug ot du- people’s choice
buster B rown
tka-> most favora te natural oppor­ Write to
cypress, eucalyptus and’ paim^tto doctrine. .’ ihe people should elect
Angus G. McKay,
tunities and conditions for the es-
Port Huron. Michigan. are u»ej kx:ally. All ot tjiese wo.nl-. their United Stat'
ii.itiir»
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tablisluuent of manufacturing enter-
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with the exception of p ihnetto are
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Amuld
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suuj«ci to daiUagt; by l*»n i
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a. ss is a:it * c<mypletebarsier to the¿r* 1' • 11. Th- chan, u • °i> 1 1»
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TAKIWG NOTICE!
attack although L ’r q i, pr.ibabl, •iywt' ei 011I ,,l> am
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p »i aad oak an b ■ linpi ■ n ■. I
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w ith cr -u.s Ke .mdothis p. > n
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DO YOU NOT NOW W13H To <5ELECT0YoUR «SPRING
pt.n.-s,. How v, , ,t a \ .1? he»-. ,- 0 t À b■v .
in' la
Allows im-mai
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ab-.i; tion i. il in d, it it n >t »,
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under pressure may be* the inore i-t- : i
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ARE COMPLETE? YOU KNOW IF YOU COME NOW
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For Sale
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IF YOU COME LATER. WE ARE MARKING THE
' et U'ide,
5-room cottage ami lot for sale. . : th • I .o i
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Blast, n il house, bulii. and hot watci ia tie- 18- a».! ut, • L- • 11». cnaioi -, PRICE ON THE.5E GOOD5 LOW 50 THAT WE .SHALL
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connection. Close in. Will ndl on t 1 I h i' L - . . I li - .?i shpd <>f NOT HAVE ANY To CARRY WHEN THE GELLING
rea «able terms. Inquire of®
lib- i on .tu'ion mu I prevail till the
-SEASON 15 PA5T. THEÓE AR£ THE VALUED WE
• n-.ti uts n 'iill 1 > ' ¡1 iig, <1.
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J. S. Tilton, Ikmdon.
tike tin j H j '
\ < ■ < >11 ciiati >ro j, CAN GIVE YOU.
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not (uiitr l lie 1
-l«4tii< . not will
tar.’to 'lie ■ xtent i>t >
n< a >j«.-mo-
re pectfi ly
>ms
with „
good
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iatb !» i^laturc to el* i a r< |»ubl«an
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rent t at corner Cohn Abia and 1 g^lature to elect a democratic ta n-
ator. ’ It * ’ is really childish,
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—Sullivant i* New York Amaricen.
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Third aiW-et.
think
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of
it.
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POLES AND PILING
GRAND BALL FEB. 22
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UNDER WEAR.
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