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THE MIDDLE-AGED MAN
CROSMAN TIMMONS. Presiden»
R. H. KOS A. Vice President
A. D. MORSI, Manager
Once He Wanted Time to Go Fuaterf
Now He'd Like to Put on a Brake.
G. T TREAGOLD. BFcretsry
A. E. KADSALL. Treasure»
Bandon Investment Corporation
Incorporated May 6, 1907
Real Estate, Townsites, Promotions BANDON
A. McNair, The Hardware Man
& BE<( M Stoves, Ranges and Metiers have in them so many excellencies
that they are now acknowledged the greateat Bellers on the coast, and they are grow­
ing in favor every year. We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these house-
bold and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY
Our AY«ortm«nt of t1<dw«-«. Tinware and Edged Tools is Moat Compbrt«
Chas. S.
McCulloch
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
High Class«, uf Work Solicited
Bandon
;
Oregon
A-IF e VELYN
THAW
1 HOTEL GALLIER
Rates $1 to $2 per Day.
by the Week or Month.
in Connection
;
Special Rates
Sample Room
"I don't kopw,” said the middle-aged
man, "but what I’ll have to give up
the use of calendars, or. at least, of
that kind of cale ndar that consist* of
leaves bound together, a leaf for each
month, which you tear off as the
months go by, for this sort so reminds
you of the lapse of time.
“When I was a youngster It seemed
as if it took years for Fourth of July
to come around, and as if It were years
more to Christmas, and the seasons
seemed to keep on interminably; time
seemed to have no end.
“But as I grew older time seemed to
go faster and faster, until now at my
age I find It fairly galloping, the
months and the years chase one cn-
other so fast.
“I hang up one of those leaf calen­
dars at the beginning of a year, and
then, with Its full complement of
leaves, It seems thick, and 1 say to
myself: ‘Good! I've got a whole year
ahead of me!’ And though 1 soon be­
gan to tear off the leaves, .vet 1 felt
that as long ns I stayed on the other
side of July I had a generous part of
the year left still, even if it was going
fast
"But from that on It seemed to go
faster and faster and the pad of leaves
grew rapidly thinner and thinner, until
the first thing you knew It had come
down, as now, to December, and the
year had gone!
“I don’t know what 1’11 do about
the calendars, but I suppose I’ll con­
tinue to use the old sort, with leaves
that you tear off month by month, they
are so convenient. But how time flies!
There was a time when I wanted time
to go faster, but what I'd like most of
all to discover now would be some sort
of brake that would make time slow
down!”—Washington Post,
Lodge Directory
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ANDON LODGE No. 115, A.
F. & A. M. Stated commu­
nications first Saturday after
the full moon of each month.
All Master Masons cordially
invited.
li. H. ROSA. W. M.
DANDON LODGE No. 133, I. 0. O.JF.
Meets every Wednesday evening.
Visiting brothers in goo I
standing cordially invited.
NATHAN BARKLOW
L. J. RADLEY
Noble Grand
Secretary
; REBEKAH LODGE No. 126. Meet«
i ** every 2d and 4th Tuesdays. Prac-
| tice night 1st Wednesday of the month.
I Social evening the 3d Saturday of the
month. A cordial invitation extended
to all members in good standing.
ANNA GRAINE, N. G.
PEARL ERICKSON, Sec.
DELPHI LODC.rf No. 64,
Knights of Pythias, meets
every Monday evening at
K Masonic hall.
Visiting
Knights invited to attend.
R. E. L. BED1LLION,
C. C.
B. N. HARRINGTON, K.’of R. & S.
rock camp no . 917 k .
T able
M Wrof A.-Meet» every 4th
Saturday of each month at Concrete
hall. Visiting neighbors cordially
invited to attend.
GEORGE LORENZ.
H. C.
E. E. OAKES.
Clerk
QUEEN OF THE
C OURT
FOREST No. 17. Foresters
of America, meets Friday night
ef each week in Concrete hall.
Bandon, Oregon.
A cordial
welcome is extended to all vis­
iting brothers.
ARTHUR RICE.
Chief Ranger
G. TYLER.
Fin. Secretary
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Oregon ;
Bandon
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CEASIDE CAMP No. 212, W. O. W.
“J Meets in regular session the 1st and
3d Thursdays of each month in the Ma­
sonic hall. Visiting neighbors are cor­
Many a personal and characteristic dially
invited.
anecdote of President McKinley has
R. W. BULI.ARD, C. C.
Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers
SHIELDS & KENNEDY
been brought into public knowledge by
O. C. WALD VOGEL, Clerk
THÄKS* CHIEF COUXJEL
Wagons of All KindB Made to Order
Honeehoeing a Specialty
the recent dedication of the Canton
f Î-»
Job Work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed toyive satisfaction,
monument raised to his memory. ®®®® ®®O® ¡S®®® ®®®® (f®®® is®«® >
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unable. Shop on Atwater Street. Bandon. Oreyon.
Among the speeches lof the occasion
ILÄR.R.Y
THAU1
more than one referred to his lifelong lOI
devotion to his wife. A writer In the
DEFENSELESS PACIFIC COAST.
Chicago Tribune tells a story of the
great man ami his tenderness which 1Í®®®®®®® ®®®® ®(®®® «XSXSX»®®®®
has
hitherto been unpublished.
9ne Cruiser ona Foggy Night Could
in the early days of the Spanish Q’t H. L. HOUSION
Destroy Seattle and Tacoma.
War Mr. McKinley and Mark Hanna
The departure of the fleet of sixteen
Physician & Surgeon
were engaged in a close and serious
bnttleshi|»H for its long cruise has at
Hours, 9 to 12 a. m.; 1:80 to 4 p. m.; 7 Vo 8 in the
evening
conference
In
the
President
’
s
least served the purpose of drawing
evening.
Capital, $25,000
room, The time ran along to the hour
attention to the lamentably weak and
Night Calls answered from office.
of 0. Suddenly those busy in the outer | Office over Drug Store
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. L. Kronenbers. President; J. Denholm, Vice President
unprofected condition of our Pacific
BAJjJDON, OREGON
F. J, Fahy. Cashier; Frank Flam. T. P. Hanley
room saw President McKinley rise and
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coast, writes a Washington corre­
A general hanking business transacted and customers given every accommodation con­
leave
the
apartment,
saying,
"Wait
a
Hudson
(Win.)
unionists
have
organ
­
spondent.
From
Lower
California
to
sistent with safe and conservative banking.
few moments, Mark.” He was gone QR. J. WARRtN KELLY
the Cunndlan boundary we have abso­ ised a new machinists' union.
CORRESPONDENTS: The American National Bank-, of San Francisco. Cab: Merch­
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ants National Bank, Portland. Oregon; The Cha.*« National Bank, of New York.
The
Glass
Workers'
Union
has
<5,000
about
twenty minutes. In the inean-
lutely no protection against Invasion,
Physician & Surgeon
Bank is open from 9 a. m. to 12 m . and 1 p. m. to 3 p. m.
time Senator Hanna walked restlessly
save at San Francisco. Representa­ members and $100,000 in the treasury.
Operative Surgery a Specialty
A branch of the Canadian labor party t»etween the two rooms, speaking a
tive Humphrey, of the State of Wash­
word or two to the secretaries, and
ington, made it plain to President has been fofmed in Ixmdon, England.
Office. IAiwe’fi Drug«Store. Residence, in th«
The advance in wages of the miners showing plainly that he shared with Panter
Roosevelt recently that a second-class
building.
has
been
general
throughout
Great
Brit
­
the President a feeling of deep anxiety
cruiser on a foggy night could steam
ain. .
as to the outcome of the niilltarj' pro­
The New, Elegantly Fitted end Speedy Steamer * into Puget So.und and shell Seattle and
Bartenders of Denver, Colo., are taking ceedings. He remarked on the fact yy E. THRESHER*
Tacoma off the face of the earth with­
steps to organize a union to procure the l of great shortage of supplies, and, from
ELIZABETH
J out receiving a shot in reply.
CAPT J. OLSEN. Master
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his words and bearing, revealed to'the
The President was so. Impressed that eight-hour day.
Attorney-at-L«w
Barbers of Hamilton, Ont., want more’ assembled few In that outer room that
he asked Mr. Humphrey to prepare a
Thin Rteamer is new. ia strongly built and fitted with the latest improvements and wil?
Notary Public
give u regular 8 day service, for passengers and freight, between the Coquille river, Oregon,
i report, in conjunction with his Pacific wages and threaten to strike if their de­ the President, and Ills closest advisers
and San Francisco. E. T. KRUSE, managing agent. 23 Market St.. San Francisco.
mand
is
not
met.
coast colleagues, ns to what defenses
were lying awake nights and working WEDDERBURN
OREGON
J. t. WAISTROM, Agent, Bandon, Oregon.
The forty-first annual trade union con­ to make up for the deficiencies of the
and coast protection were necessary
gress
of
Great
Britain
will
convene
at
and desirable.
military situation.
QR. LESTER SORENSON
San Diego and San Pedro In Califor- Nottingham on Sept. 7, 1909.
When the President returned he and
Labor
organizations
of
Baltimore,
Md.,
la are equally ns unprotected ns the
Senator Hanna resumed their anxious
Resident Dent
Washington cities, and are wholly at are assisting the policemen of that city consultation. Then the President's sec­
in
an
effort
to
have
one
day
off
each
the mercy of nnv enemy which may
retary remarked to one who was near
week.
approach from the sea. It would not
Office, Opposite Hotel Gallier
► California and Oregon Coast. Steamship Co
A convention of independent shoe work­ him:
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OREGON
cost much, however, to give San Diego ers' organizations, to form a national or­
"1 suppose you wonder why Presi­ BANDON
reasonable protection nml to prepare ganization,'is to be held at Lynn, Mass., dent McKinley got up so suddenly and
there n rendezvous for a Pacific fleet. this month.
R. WADE
left without a wor<! to any one. You
Now plying between Portland and Coos Bay only
It is estimated that $150,000 expended
Since the national convention of textile ' saw how anxious he was about the
WEEKLY TRIPS
in dredging out the approach would workers of the United States in 190(5 the military situation. Even that would
Attorney-at-Law
GEO. D. GRAY & CO., Gen. Agents
L. W. SHAW. Agent
furnish San Diego with a splendid har­ international body has issued sixty char­ not cause him to break away from
Notary Rubli
421 Market Street, San Francisco
Marshfield. Phone 441
bor. easily defended by lnnd fortifica­ ters to new unions.
what
has
come
to
be
t^e
custom
of
his
In Austria 547 per 1,000 work ten
tions and by battleships, the latter of
Office. Room 1 l>ainl Building
RANDOM
ORKÖON
which would lie Instantly available for hours or less each day, and 439 from ten early evening.
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About
the
same
time
every
night,
to
eleven
hours.
Comparatively
few
work
*‘rvlce anywhere along the coast.
than eleven hours.
when he hears a signal from the other
Just what the great Atlantic fleet more
Q T. TRFADGOLD
W. E. McEwen, secretary-treasurer of
will do when It reaches our Pacific the Minnesota State Federation of Labor, ) side, he knows that Mrs. McKinley is
ready
to
retire
and
wishes
to
see
him.
coast 1* a question not definitely set­ is being urged by many of his friends to
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law
tled. Mexico has granted us permis­ run for Mayor of Duluth at the spring No matter how busy be may be, nor
Notary Public
how
deeply
engaged
In
any
subject,
he
sion to make use of Magdalena bay for election.
U.
S. < OMMISSIONER
target practice, but it is claimed by ex­
At a conference of representatives of Invariably drops everything on the In­
For Sale at the Shingle Mill
Office wDh Bandon Investment Co.
stant
and
goes
to
their
own
apart
­
i
perts that the ships wilt be In no con­ national lithographic organizations i re-
BANDON
OREGON
dition for anything except to go into cently held in Washington. D. (’., it was ments. There he sits by the bedside
All orders filled promptly. Office in mill, We
drydock for a complete overhauling. decided soon to amalgamate the allied and reads a chapter in the Bible to
pay highest price for red cedar logs and bolts
Mrs. McKinley. Then lie waits a few ÇEO. P. TOPPING
For this the Pacific coast Is absolutely lithographic trades.
In
consequence
of
a
dispute
over
an
moments
until she is quiet, tiptoes
unprepared. There Is not a drydock
or a navy yard commensurate for the agreement between the employers and back to the door, comes over here to Attorney and Counselor-at-Law
Notary Public
task It would be called U[>on to meet. the boiler makers, the labor barometer in the office, and without a word takes
fIRt INSURANCE
The Mare Island navy yard at San the shipbuilding trade of Great Britain up the thread of his work-, and keeps
at present shows "stormy."
Vrnneiseo is absolutely inadequate.
It up until toward midnight.”
BANDON
OREGON
It is said that the longest strike on
There is doubt expressed by those
record in England was that of the qtiar-
who ought to know, having had expe­ rymen at Bethesda, which commenced in
M. HITCHCOCK
riences in the commissary end of the 1900 and did not terminate until the close
Do not try to save your loose change,
navy, that the provisioning of the of 1903. It cost the district $l,S2O.<tOO. I ft is too small an amount to put in
Contractor and Builder
fleet, when It arrived in the Pacific,
The State Federation of Labor of Okla- the savings bank. It would not amount
Successor to HOOVER « MONDAY
may turn out to be as poorly prepared home, at a recent session, adopted a to much, anyway, and there is great
Estimates (riven on any kind of building
*or as are the other functions.
resolution in favor of woman suffrage. comfort In spending it. Just wait until
BANDON. QREGON
The federation proposes to make this a you get sufficient worth while tiefort Address
Dealer in All Kinds of
A Tone! tOOO Years Old.
test question in the 'support of candidates yon deposit ft.
Director Hornaday of the New York for office.
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I Do not try to economize. It Is an |^|RS. C. E. HOLLOPETER
Zoological
Park has placed upon exhibi­
Preliminary Rteps have been taken in Infernal nuisance to always try to save
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Farm
Mroclim»
I lought
ttnd
fAold
tion a toad which he believe« to he not Minneapolis, Minn., to induce all unions a few cents here ami there. Besides,
Instruction on
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less than l.ooo years old. it having been in the building trades to cast aside petty
Having purchased this old and well establish«! business, and moved the same tn the
the
you
will
get
the
reputation
of
being
Mandolin,
Guitar and Banjo
Marshall buildinir. oast side Main street, we solicit a continuance of past, irrnerous pa'ronatre 1
found several months ago in a pocket of jealousies and join the building trades
truaranteeina honest «oods. fair prices and-courteous treatment to all.
Charges Reasonable
a I,lock of limestonle in a silver mine nt council of that city. This is with a view mean and stingy. You want everybody
‘o think you are generous.
Butte, Mont., 500 feet below the surface to strengthening the central body.
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OREGON
Just look *out for to-day. Have a BANDON
of the mountain. When found the toad
The Rhode island Ijibel League de­
appeared to tie dead, but upon instruc­ dares lta intention publicly to tight th* good time ns you go along .Tuet u«e
tions from the o|ierntor, who knew Mr. trusts by the use of the union label. The your money yourself. Don't deprive
B. SABIN
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| Hornaday, it w«« placed in a glass jar, league will conduct its operations in that yourself for the sake of laying up A
¡sealed up and sent to New York. There State, rfnd it is hoped to get every union something for other people to flght
Manufacturer and Dealer in
an inspection revealed the truth that it ’throughout the State affiliated with th« over. Besides, you are sure of to-day.
All Kinds of Saddlery
' moved sluggishly, although the eyea had organization.
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You might not Is- alive to-morrow.—
Harn«*« and Saddles Repaired
long been useless and it had neither eaten
Plans for the formation of kcal and Success Magazine.
nor drunk for centuries. Thia appears to
BANDON
Professional Cards
I-
ank BANDON,
of OREGON
Bandon
Steamer Alliance
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Port Orford and Red Cedar Shingles
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XV. IN. WRIGHT
BANDON MEAT MARKET
Fresh and Salt Meats, Vegetables, Lard, Etc.
VARNEY & TUTTLE
A full line of Confectionery, Fruit, Cigars, Tobacco,
Soft Drink« Etc.
News Stand in Connection
Next to Vienna Cafe
BANDON
prove the old theory that toada can live
untold years in a stat* of suspended ani­
mation. The director believes that if he
ahcnlit try to feed ths creature it would
certainly die. It ia quite plump and a
perfectly formed, medium sized toad of the
tyafi«F»t variety.
ttdM wb<i advertí«.
district anti-child labor leagues through­
out New York have been completed at
Albany. A State League will also be
formed. The recent convention of the
New York State Workingmen's Federa­
tion at Syracuse adopted resolutions fa­
voring the league and instructed the dele­
gates to take the matter up with their
locals and do what they could toward ef­
fective organisation.
OREGON
When you see s woman standing In
front of a mirror she 1« either admit-
Ing herself or plauiung to improve her
looks.
Every married woman kirn*« at len<t
half a ■M k -’ i men w 1* m , Su*
•uvy her Rutland,
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co .
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