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to « * ♦ V í ' ♦ * • « r • • •• •* O < r © a • o • • ® «• —■I ------------------------------ --------- -------------*----- a W|> D GROSMAN TIMMONS. President K- H. ROSA. Vic« i reculent A. D. MORSE. Man a ger POULTRY RAISING IN OREGON. .. - • A 0. » TRgAGOI.B, Secretary A. E. HALSAÏX. Treasurer Extracts Bandon Investment Corporation Incorpcrdled May 6, 1907 • • . 1 * ' • Real Estate, Townsites, Promotions BANDON • • a A. McNair, The Hardware Man • BRIDGE & BEACH Stoves, Ranges end Masters have in them bo many excellence«* that tha| are now acknowledged the greateat sellers on the coast, and they are grow ing in fagor every yOar We have the exclusive agency in Rendon for the^e house hold and office neceaAities, and prictw range exceedingly modeet in either ceg TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY • • Our Assortment of Hsrdw*«. Tinware and Fdged To«ls to Mato Compito« Chto» S • « |\ , , CIVIL EMGINEEB AMD SURVEYOB \ High Clashes of Work Solicited Or.fos Baadom McCulloch HOTEL GALLIER ¡1 i Rates $1 to $2 per Day. by the Week or Month. in Connection : Special Rates Sample Room Oregon ; 'I ' i; ' Bandon SHIELDS & KENNEDY, Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers Wagons of All Kinds Made to Order Horseshoeing a Specialty Job Work ut tended to promptly and al! work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Price« reas onable. Shop on Atwater Street, Bandon, Oregon. ■ ■■■I The New, Elegantly Fitted and Speedy Steamer « . CAPT. J. OUSEN. Master This steamer is hew. is strongly built and fitted with th? latest improvements and will ■ oi a, f 01 paaoangera and freight, between the Coauille river, Oregon, and San Francisco. E. T. KRUSE, managing agent. 23 Market St., San Francisco. J. E. WALSTROM, Agent, Bandon, Oregon. * and Oregon Coast Steamship California Co. Steamer Alliance £ ► ► Now plying between Portland and Coos Bay only WEEKLY TRIPS GEO. D. GRAY & CO., Gen. Agents L. W. SHAW. Agent 421 Market Street, San Francisco Marshfield. Phone 441 l J 4 1 * Port Orford and Red Cedar Shingles For Sale at the Shingle Mill All orders filled promptly. Office in mill. We pay highest price far red cedar logs and bolts [ I E. YOUNG <St CO. J. - ----------- ■ ■■ ________________________ ■ ' ■ ------------ --- ■ — VARNEY & TUTTLE A full line of Confectionery, Fruit, Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, Etc. News Stand in Connection Next to Vienna Cafe DWINDLING OF ARMY G.VESCÜE TO CRITICS i i • #X»XiXF •> Ai#)*'» ««SXSXt Lodge Directory 'S' ®> The climate of Oregon from a poui • ... • • . • '.<«toOS)003> i tryinan’s standpoint is discussed 1 y Janie- Dryden in Bulletin No. 96 of UB- Oregon Experiment station whieh has Military Men Say Force Is Reduced nivations first Saturday after recently been published. Among othet the full moon of each month. Beyond Point of Safety for things the writer says: All Master Masons cordially the Nation. invited. It is of course worth considering b> R. II. ROSA, W. M. , the man looking for a location whether , Western Oreg< n with its open winters < 'opper-Poitoo ii 11> g. and freedom from enow and zero tem DANDON LODGE No. 133, 1. O. O. F. Workers in copjter—miners, smelt peratures does not offer opportunities NEED OF REFORM IN SERVICE Meets every Wednesday evening. ers, molders and coppersmiths—are for the production of eggs and poultry Visiting brothers in good standing cordially invited. more fortunate than those who have that are not found in Eastern and Mid NATHAN BARKLOW to do with other metals, lead, for ex dle West states. That poultry thrive in Low Pay and ReffuiPement of Hard L. J. RADLEY Noble Grand ample. in that copper—metallic copper, cold sections where enow and zero Secretary Mala Practice Marches Are that is to say •is not a very dangerous weather prevail is not’ to be denied, • a metal. Instances of poisoning by It .but the labor and expense of caring for Points of Attack. DEBEKAH LODGE No. 126. Meets are comparatively rare. There have them is undoubtedly greater there. To every 2d and 4th Tuesdays. Prac Indeed been cases of copper-poisoning, secure an egg yield in winter where the tice night 1st Wednesday of the month. climate is severe entails more expense both acute and chronic, but they are Social evening the 3d Saturday of the Infrequent, and the symptoms are for housing and more care in the feed-- Th« War and Navy Departments a,e I month. A cordial invitation extended mild as compared with those of pol- ing. It is prot>ably true that the smal trying to reach an agreement by which to all members in good standing. ANNA CRAINE, N. G. lest profits are made during the winter the marines are to be withdrawn trom sonlng by lead, zinc or arsenic. PEARL ERICKSON, Sec. months though the prices are very* the Isthmus of Panama and two regi The symptoms of acute copper-i»i- sonlng, i by sulphate of copper, are much higher than in spring and sum ments of infantry are t« be sent to take rvELPHI I.ODÔE No. 64, those of an irritant of the digestive mer, because the egg yield is so email their places as guards. It is fuUy ex Knights of Pythias, meets tract—a metallic taste in the mouth, from the average flock as to leave little pected -that before long two regiments every Monday evening at 5 or no margin of profit. It is also true or foot will be ou their way to the nausea arid vomiting, colic and purg Y Masonic hall. Visiting that the egg yield is quickly affected by Knights invited to attend. ing. followed by fainting spells, per j changes in the weather, especially in canal zone, This diverting of army R. E. !.. BEDILL1ON, regulars to a new field will mean that haps delirium and convulsions. the temperature. A sudden change I C. C. The best antidotes for copper-poison from mild to cold weather means a tlie forces in tlie United States are to ing are milk and eggs, either separ certain check in the egg production, be depleted beyond that whlca officers B. N. HARRINGTON, K. of R. & S. ately or beaten up together. If these and although the weather soon moder believe to be tlie danger point. -^«,?'>> —. TABLE ROCK CAMP No. 917«. cannot be obtained at once, soap may ates it will often take several weeks The Infantry problem is one of the 1 M W A M.vts . very 4th ) •> Saturday of each month at Concrete be given. It should be dissovled in before the egg yield gets back to where most serious factors in tlie greater hall. Visiting neighbors cordially water, but not given in the form of it was. The only way to prevent this problem of the army's weakness, On invitexi to attend. [7 JI GEORGE LORENZ.^ frothy suds, the air in which would I Is to provide housing that will protect paper we are. supposed to have 30,(**I unduly inflate the stomach. E. E. OAKES. j the fowls from too sudden changes in Infantrymen, but in truth we have noth Clerk In chronic poisoning occurring as an temperature. This entails more ex- ing like that number, aud unless the Industrial disease, the symptoms are [ penee in housing and consequently di increase of pay bill pass Congress, it is QUEEN OF THE mild, consisting chiefly In a metallic minished profits, but what is of more perfectly evident that the ranks will C OURT FOREST No. 17. Foresters taste in the mouth, a blue line on the importance is the highly artificial con bo thinned still further. An army offi of America, meet.4 Friday night ef each week ifi Concrete hall, edge of the gums, sometimes ulceration ditions that it necessitates. cer who knows conditions tells a Wash Bandon, Oregon. A cordial and recession of the gums, leading to welcome is extended to all vis It would appear therefore that there ington correspondent that in a case of iting brothers. . exposure and decay of the teeth. The are certain advantages that this state emergency there would be less than ARTftUR RICE. Chief Ranger teeth are often of a green color. possesses over sections of the country 7,000 infantrymen who could be brought G TYLER, “Brass founders’ ague” Is probably where zero weather and snow prevail. with anything like dispatch to any Fin. Secretary due more to the poisonous action of First, a milder climate and less severe threatened point within the limits of the zinc than to the copper. The symp changes in temperature than is charac 'he United States proper. CEASIDE CAMP No. 212, W. O. W.— toms consist of a chill, with clammy teristic of Eastern states. Second, in Meets in regular session the 1st and There arq two chief army measures sweating, followed by nausea and vom sections of the state with no snowfall now before Congress, one dealing >vlth 3d Thursdays of each month in the Ma the poultry can range over the fields iting. The workers also suffer more or sonic hall. Visjting neighbors are cor I and find animal food and green food the matter of the increase of pay and dially invited. less bronchitis and asthma. tlie other dealing with the matter of R. W. BULLARD, C. C. Milk is the accepted remedy for this i which are often hard to get wnere the tlie Increase of tlie Infantry. A corre O. C. WALDV0GEL, Clerk condition; but the use of Inspirators ' snow covers the ground. spondent says there is precious little The heavy rainfall of Western Oregoi. by the workmen, ventilation of the hope that both lulls can pass. It prob shops, and strict attention to personal 'and small percentage of sunshine may ably would pe folly to pass the second I be set down as a disadvantage, but cleanliness are Imperative in the pro bill without passing the first, for it ventfon of further attacks and of ’ when the nature of the rainfall is un- would be useless to provide for an in i derstood it is doubtful whether it is chronic poisoning. The fumes in smelting works and very mveh of a detriment. Owing to crease In the ranks if no Inducements emanations from the ashes removed the moderating influence of the Pacific were held out by which tlie Increase JWSX®® ®®<SXS fX®®>S ®®@®®@@@ «taxée» from the furnaces are dangerous, as ocean these rains are warm and have I could be effected. QR. H. L. HOUSTON Object ion n to Army Life« they are charged with oxld of copper, I not the chilling effect of the rains in and may in time cause symptoms, of Eastern states. The temperature of i Interviews with enlisted men disclose Physician & Surgeon Western Oregon in the winter months chronic poisoning. is usually higher when it rains than three chief objections to army life, and. Hours, 9 to 12 a. m.; 1:30 to 4 p. m.; 7 to 8 in the evening. when the sky is cloudless, and the in order of numerical precedent, they, Treatment of Convuhlon«, Night Calls answered from office. Mothers are often much alarmed fowls will usually l)e found out in the rank like this: Monthly practice marches. • Office over Drug Store BANDON. OREGON when a member of the family Is taken rain except when it is very heavy, Poor pay. with convulsions. In many cases some which is nrt often the case. One poul disturbance of the stomach Is the cause tryman in Marion county said to the I Non-military duty required of the en QR. J. WARREN KELLY ’ and to secure emptying of the stomach writer in November, before the rainy listed men. Physician & Surgeon becomes the first treatment. If the pa season set in, that he wished it would' | Some of the ranking officers of the Operative Surgery a Specialty tient can swallow, hot water in large rain, because, he said, his hens laid army have inveighed constantly against quantities will be apt to secure that ; better when it rained. The explana- what they call the folly of the frequent result. If the feet are cold, apply heat ' tion of this, if it is true, may not be practice marches. The men are kept in Office, Lowe's Drug Store. Residence, in tho in the rain itself, but in the fact that in some form. Wrapping them in thin it brings to the surface many angle fine physical condition and as hard as Banter building. bags of hot sand or salt or bran is ef worms, which supply the lack of ani walnuts through the dally drills, the guard duty, the good food, find the reg yy E. THRESHER fective. If the head is hot, apply ice. mal food in the ration. ular living generally. Yet they are A full hot bath may be desirable. If Turkeys are successfully raised in compelled at least once a month to the case is severe these measures Attorney-at-Law should be only preliminary to send- Oregon, and turkey« are known to be ■ hike out on the road under heavy bur- easily affected by rain, but the fact Notary Public dens and trying conditions for the pur- ing for a doctor. Care should be glvty that the rains are warm no doubt pose of keeping in trim so that they to the diet. largely accounts for tlie success in tur OREGON. i will tie ready for the field in case of WEDDERBURN key raising in this state. Douglas A Measure of Economy, county in Oregon produces several i hostilities. The practice march, fairly QR. LESTER SORENSON times more turkeys than the state of long continued and to' come at long fn- I tervals, has its uses, and the men like Rhode Island, noted for turkeys. Resident Dentist Another thing in favor of the mild ft; but they don't like it coming as ft climate and freedom from snow is that does every three or four weeks. the fowls are able to secure practically Office, Opposite Hotel Gallier COAL MINE EXPLOSION. the year round all the green food nece«- BANDON OREGON sary in the fields. And finally, the fowls in their search for food in the New Theory Advanced as to the R. WADE 2elds get the exercise which if neces Conditions Producing Them. sary for it is worthy of mention in this Experts who have made investiga Attorney-at-Law connection that the largest special tions of the recent mine disasters, not Notary Publi poultry district in the United States is ably those of Monongah and Jacob’s found in Northern California, that has Creek, have come to the conclusion Office. Room 1 Laird Building no snowfall. That district is Bomewhat that tlie explosions are caused by cli BAÑDON OREGON similar to that of Western Oregon, with matic conditions. its open winters, mild and humid cli Supporting tlie position taken, ft is Q T. TREADGOLD "This paper sez a feller In Pennsyl- mate and nearness to the ocean. a noticeable fact, they say, that the My investigations of the poultry in I recent catastrophes have occurred dt ranny's invented a chemical th't makes dustry of Oregon have been confined to I nlxiut tlie same hour in the day, in a Attorney and Counsefor-at-Law ashes burn." Notary Public "Why don’t you try it In yer pipe an' the western part of the state, the region I gone of certain altitude, in about the U. S. C OMMISSIONfR west of the Cascade mountains. This cut down yer t’backer bills?” same longitude and in places where Office wi>h Bandon Investment Co.' section at the present time produces climatic conditions are similar. The BANDON OREGON more poultry products than the larger Drn made. majority of the mines operated to Just as he clasjted the beautiful gin area of the state east of the Cascades. day are below tlie level of the streams in his great Btrong arms a strange man As the agriculture of Central and East in the same sections, and, owing to the ßEO. P. TOPPING came out and stood beside them, look ern Oregon becomes developed we may moisture, tlie outside air forced Into ing exceptional}’ foolish and Idiotic, due ' expect greater development of poultry tlie mines by tlie fans has been laden Attorney and Counselor-at-Law keeping, and probably in time that possibly to his embarrassment. Notary Public with carbon dioxide moisture and oth "Pardon me.” he said. “The play great agricultural area may produce er impurities. fIRt INSURANCE wright had more epigrams than he more poultry products than the older It is suggested that if the air forced .BANDON OREGON sectirn of the ftate in Western Oregon. could put in the mouths of his logical The « climatic conditions are different Into the mines was gathered from a characters and I’ve dropped in. Just east of the mountains, the heavy rain higher stratum and was heated suffi A M. HITCHCOCK here, to get off a few of thorn. I’ll be fall is absent and snow covers the, ciently and otherwise treated to re as quick as I can. You understand my ground during part of the winter The move the impurities the accidents position, of course?” Contractor and Builder climate there is more characteristic of would lie less numerous during the "Oh, dear, yea," they replied, as with the Rocky mountain region, though no change of seasons. Proper ’ ventila- Estimates given on any kind of building one voice. “Don't mind us. Go right ench severe weather prevails as in the tlon with this purified air, It : Is bo- ahead. Take the center of the stage Middle an 1. Northwestern states. If it Ilcved. will remove to a great extent Address BANDON, OREGON and talk Just as long as you like. We've ehonld prove that a dry climate with the coal dust and explosive ■ been in society drama before, you plenty of annehine but lacking the se which are found to a certain extent MRS. C. E. HOLLOPETER vere winter changes of temperature of In every mine. ’•.now.”—Puck. the East is the ideal one for proultry, Instruction on Not IlHrmonloan. The Nation'« Inventory. we may expect a great growth of the Art was undoubtedly the ruling pas poultry indiiftry ea*t of the Cascades Mandolin, Guitar and Banjo National assets. $ 1.500. OW/IOO,000. Farm wealth, $7,412,000,000. Charges Reasonable sion of a woman who clung to a strap in Oregon. Undoubtedly on the grain Mineral production, annually, $3,000,- In a New York subway car recently, ranches of Central and Eastern Oregon BANDON OREGON declares the Sun ef that city, when she where food is cheap there is opportun 4)00,000. Export domestic merchandise, annual might have sat down. ity for great profit In poultry raising. ly, $1,8.53,718,000. A 8- SABIN She was dressed In a coral pink Manufacturing products, annually. $14,- gown. There was a vacant nli lace to 802,1474100. Manufacturer a rd Dealer in Danish Macaroni Sala«. which a man. who was also clihglng to Live stock, total value, $4,875,000,000 i-reak one-fourth pound of macaroni AH Kinds of Saddlery a strap, called her attention. Seven cereal crops, 1907, $2,378,000,- Hameau and Saddle« Repaired "Oh. no, thank you!” she replied, Into 2-inch piece«, cover with a quart OOO. Wheat croft 1907. $500.000,000. frankly. “I couldn’t sit there, It of cold water, salted, and boll briskly BANDON OREGON until tendar. Whip a half-pint of wblp- Cotton crop, 1807, |H7-V>00,000, would kffl my gown.” Corn. 1907, $1.350,000.000. The man was puzzled until he ob- ’’ream, mix with one-half as much andon transfer co . Hay, 1807, $660,000,00». served Qiat a woman sat next to the salad dressing, season and add ✓ C. H. PATTERSON & SON Dairy products, 1907, $173,765,000. vacant place who wore a costume in vlnp<ar or lemon Juice to taste. Mix Poultry and eggs. tftOÎ, $»U *>,000,000. Dray and General Delivery which deep purple predominated. macaroni with this heap In center Money in circulation, $3.250.000.000. Meet all Boats ----------------------- ---- of round dish and garnish with a bor- Money in federal t»easury, $ 145,24«,- I»'a a good thing to be good, but dton't dor of hot boiled flsh, or of overlap- 600. All orders h«ndle<l]with car« be a good tbli* ping slices of cold meat. • Lumber producilo«, 1887, $>JD,Û0O/XX). B andon ORE00W « I * < Professional Cards « ELIZABETH From Oregon Experiment Station Bulletin. if 'SX®®'» •) oaMmdMMHIMMMatoMtoB . w tot. <<MM3Jto • c B BANDON I e •F • • • r «» « 9 o »% a « 9 • •
