Number 24.
BANDON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1908.
Volume XXIV.
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■ : lie m jrertei tbi igs and the
i step fak«n by our business men to
ti.iiglib n the cincin«-! is a g >o«l
initiative if it is just followed up.
I.et the good work go on.
Jury Disagreed.
Lt
The New School Building.
CIW3 WILL TAKE IHE PDOPOSITION
INTO THEIR OWN HANDS.
Cost Estimated at $6,000.
Plans ami specifications for the
new school building aie being pre-
p." I, and as soon is the proper ar-
ran > ment ■ • m ‘be made the new
building will be commenced and
pushed to completion as rapidly as
possible.
Bills for excavating will be re
ceived soon and then a large force
of men w ill be put to work and .the
structure will be hurried as fast as
pos-.ibe with th«* hopes of having it
ready tor the I »«-ginning ,»f th« ■ n< 1
a hool year.
However, it may be
icces try» to postp«>ne the opening of
the sell >ol year a few weeks in order
to h ive everything in rea liness, but
it is thought that it will not be de
layed long, as the building will pro
ceed very rapidly when once it is
started.
President Boak, of the school
board went to Portland, Monday,
and while there will get plans from
in architect, and will look after other
aff ii o in connection with the build
ing.
The law in regard to the issuing
of bonds h is been thoroughly gone
I over and it has been found that all
i pro« 1 durcs h ive been legal, so that
there will be no hitch whatever in
I securing the money just as fast as it
is needed.
There w ill be no obstacles in the
way now, and Bandon is assured ot
a school building that will be a
source ot ¡»t ide to every citizen who
is in iavor of seeing the town advance
along all lines.
Is Doing Good Work.
Another
new
business
was
A me« ting of prominent business
launched in Bandon, Monday morn
m« n oi this part of Coos county was
ing, when the laundry, which has
held recently in Judge Geo. P. Top-
been in course of c msti uction 1 *1
|>ing’s office to discuss the «juestion
some time, opened for business.
of straightening the channel of th«>
This institution is equipped wit >
Coquille river from the government
all the modern machinery th it is
dock back ot Breuer’s store t ) the
needed for a first-class laundry, and
end of the government jetty, a dis-
they are employing experienced help
tance of 1995 feet.
so that the work will be equal to
Among those present were: A. F
that done anywhere in the state.
Estabrook, John Kronenberg, L. J.
The laundry will give employment
(xiy, M. |. McKenna, Wm. i I ick
to ten or twelve persona, thus adding
ing, R. II. Rosa, E. H. Fish M
quite materially to the pay roli of
1’’. Shoemaker and Elbert Dyer.
Bandon.
The plan is to drive a straight row
All kinds of family washing will be
of piling' from the dock to the end
given prompt attention, and fine
of the jetty. This would change
work will be a specialty, as they
the course of the water sufficient to
have the machinery with which to
do away with the whirlpool which is
do the work and are employing ex
now ma le by the lend In the river,
perts in every line.
and the sand would thus be washed
When one enters the building he
out and make a channel of deep
is at once impressed with the metro
water which would extend from the
politan appearance of things, as the
mouth of the river to Cody’s mill,
pl.mt is one that would do credit to
and would thus enable the vessels to
a much larger place; but Mr. Bates,
sail up the river with greater ease,
the proprietor, wa long headed
and would also permit of larger ves
enough to see the great future for
seis coming into this harbor.
Bandon, and has equipped himself
The estimated cost of this project
to take care of business accordingly.
is about $6,000, approximately, half
Another special feature of the in
of which was subscribed at the meet
stitution is the fact that they will pay
ing by those present.
special attention to cleaning and
A committee, consisting of Messrs
pressing men s suits and ladies’ tine
Fish, Kronenberg and Dyer, was
skirts.
appointed t> secure the reinaindei Pulp Mill Fund Growing.
There is perhaps no industry that
of the money needed, and the pros
would be welcomed by Bandon peo
The subscriptions to the Bandon
pects are that it will all be secure I
pie any more than this first-class
Paper and Pulp Mill are growing
in a short time.
laundry, as now’ they can get work
This is a project worthy the atten constantly, about four thousand dol done w hen they want it instead of
tion oi all who’ are intere t< I in th< lars having been added recently, and having to wait a week for it to lie
future of Bandon’s harbor, an I lint i C«»l. C. T Bluinenrother, who has sent to Coquille, and even at th it
should mean every citizen I this 1 the work of subscriptions in charge, the money went out of the town
pirt of Coos county, as it will b says that the remainder that is never to return, while now it will be
thi beginning of greater i npr >« ■ ¡needed is '.eng arrange 1 for and kept here in circulation and be spent
; will be forth coining in a short time, and r< -o it ;n B ■ uk«n.
m -its that '■ ' sure to
»m la
01, as there is no doubt bill that so that now the big industry for
Mr. Bates is determined to give
;o . ■ time in the not far distant Bandon is an assured fact.
his patrons first-class work and the
Mr. Bluinenrother states that Coos public should and w’ll stand by him
future the government will take hold
Bav
capitalists arc anxious t<’> finance
of th«' proposition .and create a har-
The m lcliinery is not quite all
the proposition, but in that instance insl died as yet, but is bein » mt in
.
This is the logical place f« 1 a great I it would be built on Coos Çay, bm place as rapidly as possible, and
harbor betwen Portland and San ! Bandon people will take up the when all is completed, it will be one
Francisco, as it is nearest the cen 1 proposition and retain it for this of the most up-to-date plants in
tral point between the two cities of ’ place.
(Tregon.
The pr< •nt r. ipid grow th of Ban-
any place that can be ma«l«-a harbor,
and the cost of construction would don is something for which our peo-
Percy Dixon of Roseburg was in
be small in comparison with that oi pie should congratulate themselves, ! Bandon on bui-iness Friday
Coos Bay or any < »th« 1 point along but an industrv of this kind would
Don’t forget that Furman sells the
gre.itlv enhanc« the present growth
the coast.
' Sun Typewriter, No. 2. at $40.w.
The entire cost to construct a and make the city even more flour The C. S Go\-eriunent recommends
channel twenty-five feet deep from ishing th in it has ever been. 1 here • it to you
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the mouth of the Co«piillc river to is r<>e«m in Bandon for a number of
I industries and factories of various
(Irx ille Dodge of Myrtle Point
Codv’s mill would pi"b blv not «
'kinds,
and
they
are
coming,
one
by
| came dow n on the Wolverine W ed-
ceed $100 000. and for twice that
i nesday afternoon, returning Thurs-
•amount Bandon could easilv be made i one.
That the pulp mill is an assttreil ; day morning
one of the finest harbors on the
fact w ill b«' a source of great satis
Pacific coust.
Call at Columbia Ave. Store anti
It might be a good idea f« r some faction’to Bindon people, and will , examine our high grade <>f Flour,
of our leading busin« -■« men to take afford work for many more men, Wheat, Barley, Potatoes and <iro-
up the proposition with Congress jlnis a .¡king th«’ p’i\ roll of the city ceries at lowest prices.
man Hawley, who would no doubt much larger, and .1 pay roll is what 24. jtx
A. E. W hwe .
makea recommendation to Congress makes a tow n.
Fred Mehl and wife of this city
if his attention wa« called to the
Seasoned
wood
for
-ale.
Inquire
leave Friday morning for Marshfield
natural resources in and around our
at L’nt’s Studio.
24, |tx wlieie the« will Like the Breakwater
city.
Mrs. F. E. Dyer, and Albert Gar for Portland Mr Mehl goes as a
Coos county and a large part of ;
Western ( )regon must dept nd upon' field and wife left Monday »morning delegate to the K of P Grand Lodge
th«1 Coquille ii.cr v ill« v for every-; for Benton county, going by the way
The catldy habit is a good one
thing to keep their industries in of Drain. MV. and Mrs. Garfield pr<» I ling yoit-havc the right kind.
motion.
’’ have inwnen 'wealth will later go to Portland, Mr. Gar McDonald’s Choclates.
Bandon
field
being
;i
delegate
to
the
Grand
in many lines, such .is coal fields,
Drug Co.
great forests, tine dairying and grain Lodge of Knights of Pythi is, which
convenes in that city, Jun«' 15th.
farms, and thia is prdwinj
Margaret fies Co.
Th. rl.it« ■: in
■ , ,«| «,f tlw
In the case of Harry Wooden [
M.,igai«t
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’a is t«> b< in
■ hi h w.is held befor«- Judge Geo Pi
Bandon
for
.
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«ng.igi inent,
Topping, VV edn«1-day alternoon, the,
has been changed ft« tn .Monday,
jury, consisting oi | VV I’h'ter, N C
IJune
Sth, to Sun lay, June 14th, and
Medley, J Hoover, (»co Williams,
th«-«
arc
sure to be here next week?
E E < hikes and C I' Lorenz dis
«
agreed.
FAST GM HMD ON LOCAL DIAMO van« « agent got his «1 ties mixed be
The charge was for carrying con
tween Bandon .uni M irslifu ld, an«l
SUNDAY.
cealed weapons on the school ground
the troupe is at the latter place this
while going to school.
Eight wit
wet
•
here f
ness« were sworn an 1 gave in testi
Larg
Crowd
In
Attendcihee.
N«> one who enjoys 1 good play
mony. The case was given t«< the
can
afford to miss h ¡rm ; this cele
jury at }:oo p.m. and they were |
brated
troupe as they come with the
kept oat until i 2:3<». vvhc.i, failing to
With flying colors a big crowd of
highest
rccommcmlati >ns wherever
agree, they were finally discharged. Coquille fans came down to Bandon
At 6:00 p.ni. the jury came iu for Sunday with their pet ¡»all team, de they have been.
Seats are <«n sale at Mars’ candy
further - instructions, but even then termined to take Bandon's scalp and
store
at popular ¡»rices.
were unable to reach an agreement. « I hang it high on a pole and carry it
Remember
the «late of the first
Wooden is still held under bail and 1 home as a trophy, but they had not
the case will no doubt be tried again. I “reckoned with their host“ and in performance, next Sunday evening,
It is thought by the authorities that ! stead of returning with th«- coveted June 1 ¡th, at the Bandon Opera
There will l«e an entire
the settlement of this case may be trophy, they were forced to go home House.
change
of
program everv evening.
the means of saving further and more with drooping colors and their flags
Besides the high class comedy drama
serious trouble in the future. Dep 1 flying at half mast.
there
will be specialties between acts
uty District Attorney I. A Liljevist
One thing that can be said for
(
that
will
make you laugh until you
had charge of the prosecution and them, however, is that they put un
forget
all
v«»ur tr«,ut»k's.
Attorney C R Wade appeared for an honest effort and played a good
’he defense in the trial of Wed game, but Bandon won because our
For g >od bargains in Bandon Re
nesday.
al
Estate see Tawse and Harris
boys played better ball.
The day was an ideal one for a
F or R i n 1 -L’nfitrnished house
z\ nice line of trimmings and Fine good game, and it is doubtful if keeping rooms in J. S. Tilton’s new
Work at Mrs Conrad’s store, the there ever was a bigger crowd at a house. Chas Prosser.
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ba 1 game in the history of Bandon
Backet
Don’t forget the entertainment by
than attended last Sunday.
J Kahn, a Portland business man
the Bandon Concert Band and the
Bandon fans are very much en
was a visitor in our city for a few
Central Theater management, Satur
couraged over the showing that the
days last week.
day evening at the opera house.
home team made, as it was recog
Walter Johnson, a nephew of nized that Coquille had a strong Admission, fifteen, twenty-live and
thirty-live cents.
Mrs F H Gross, and I larry Snipes
team and would put up a fast game.
both of The Dalles, are visiting
Sunday school in Episcopal church
Following is the official score as
with Mrs Gross and family.
every
Sunday morning at 10:00
kept by J. A. McCord, and shows
o’clock.
Everybody is cordially
Mrs. Geraldine M -rti of Boston, how the deed was done:
invited
to
attend.
receutly from Seattle, will give les-
Bandon
AB R Bll PO SB A E
ons in voice culture, and artistic
11 O Reynolds of Marshfield came
2
5 3 a 6
singing, with pine Italian method. Myers c
over
to Bandon Monday to look
She will be at Mrs. Stephenson’s Hughes 2nd b 5 i 2 6 I I
after
business
interests.
Wednesdays and Thursdays and OConnel 1st b 4 o I. 8 o O
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o
I
J T. Monroe of North Bend was a
will be pleased to see all interested. Blackerby 3d L M o o
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Bandon
business visit« r Monday, as
I
Myers
s
s
4
4
Any one wishing particulars can call
2
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>
o
o
1
was
also
Albert Seclig of Marshfield.
Fiegcr
1
f
4
on Mrs. Dr. Sorensen.
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2
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o
o
McNair c f
4
VV Hans«. II aryl w ife of C«»«piille
FOR sale cheap A scholarship
o < >
2
I. Cox r f
4
weie visiting in Bandon Saturday.
in stenogra]»hy in the Int< rnatii»nal
I lohn p
". 4
4 O
Correspondence Schools of Scran
J A VV ard oi North Bend was
38 8 •3
4 i2
Total
ton, Pa.
Ross Tilton
looking after business affairs in
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Coquille AB R Bll
B «udon Saturday.
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Mrs F. A McDufTec of Coquille 1.01 enz 2d I»
S M Noslet of Coquille was on
o o o
was registered at the Gallier, Tues Peralta <
4 o o
o 2 I
day.
1 lowell 3d d
3 o o
9
D<> Newton of Marshfield was in
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C L Smith of Myrtle Boint was Thomas s s
4 o o
Bandon
Triday oif business.
o o o
1 lartley r f
in our city the first of the week.
4 o I
o I o
L V Murray of North Bend was a
4 o o
VV W llohrev and L. V. Ches- Ording 1 f
o
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Bandon business visitor Friday.
4
ley of Myrtle Point were transacting Smith c f
2 I 0
o
0
1
Burnside
1
st
b
business in Baud >n Monday. •
D. E. Mills left on the Elizabeth
2 o • >
o 2 o
for San Tran« isco on .1 business tiip.
A b Taylor was over from Coos J Collier p
2,s i 4
Total
Bay Monday looking after business
J it .1
affairs.
SIM MARY.
Bandon business visitor the first of
C J Me Ch an of Coquille was on
Homerun, Fiegcr.
this week.
our strei ts Monday
Two base hits, Al Myers.
Arthm Brown, of Myrtle Point,
MrM av Flentze « I Goldfield. Nev I’.ise on ball, off 1 lohn ,. off Collj« r
was in our c ty 1 ite><lay transa« ting
a pham i« ifct of <
n years < xper-
business.
ience has accepted a p«»'i;i«»n in C V
Struck out by Hohn, 6; by (.’oilier,
Herman Lamoii, of Marshfield,
Lowe’s drug stoic.
6.
was
a business visitoi t i Bandoli tlx*
Wild Pitches. Collier 2
Margaret lies Company at the op
first
of the week.
Hit by Pitched ball, Lorenz
era house all next week, A first
J P Barkdoll, of Norway, was in
class company with an en ire chang« Howell.
Bandon
on business, Tuc-dav.
Empires Page and Washburn
of program every evening,
I >on'l
Scorer J. A. McCord.
Mrs. F. E Taylor nd Miss 1 ),f
fail to hear th« in
A combined entertainment by tin
Bandon Concert Band and the Cen
tral Theater management will be Lecture Course
Changed.
giv« n at the opera hous -, Sattirtl.iv
evening, June 13. Admission, fifteen
I’he third number of the lecture
and twenty-five ami thirty five cts.
course which was fixed for June io!li
has been postp med, the concert
company not being able to meet
M. E. Church
their «kites in the county as her« to-
fore announced. They will appear
There w ill be regular services at shortly and till the numbers on the
the M. E. Church. Sunday, both course, and due announcement of
Sunday the same will be made in the paper.
morning and evening,
school at lo:oo a.tn.; Epworth
_
•
League at 7 00 p.m. Preaching al
Presbyterian Church.
Il:oo a m. and 8:00 p.m. by the
pastor. Subject of morning.sermon,
SORE NIPPLES
“Danger Signals to Young Christ-
There will be services in this
«• be a great fruit country, and ih a J
Any mother who has had nxpor-
church
next Sunday Jun«’ 1 ¡th, at
ians.
”
Evening.subject,
*
“
A
Neg.
tone«» with this di-.tr-sing ailment
few year-- »ill rais«' is much fruit t >
For Sale.
will be t>b>'«se<l to know that a cure lected Harvest.” ,
• the usual hour«, noth ni ¡ning .ml
the iquai • u■•:• ; ■
•
•’ g Chain
evening. Sunday School at to.i.m
There
w;II
b<-
a
trustee
’
meeting
t ni»« d S'
• m«l
■ onm «;
Gallery complete. berlain s , . .
4 , t||,. child is a
.My Photo
•and
Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m.
at
the
«hutch
on
Friday
evening
of
bound
increase n all li * ■«- tun«' Do ng go««.! business. • Good rea- bone mu* no. Wipe it «»fl p th a
«•«»¿t eL h b'-i' •«■ lowing tehibeto thjs week.
All ap- w«'c«une to wo. hip villi us.
J. VV. L ixt ,
sons for selling.
Miovea on. •
•
nni-f" Ma,, t r am fnm - •* n -«» <hi« |
G eo . 11. Rhvcil, Pastor.
S. ^-ORDOW, P. 'a .tor.
•I
S»« > ■ tl* ti«'1, k ’ begin Wi^i s.n^* 24, jtx
Bandon. ( )re.
sulvn with best results
For sale
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(J. Ï. Lowe,
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w
Endicott, of
Ba ' Ion >- it.
Myrtb Point, w<
• i,.
• .; the w <
Ban«T .a theate^ g<>• 1 s will ha
< ‘
rare treat all next week, when
Margaret Iles Co corn«’ to Bin1
They arc a high class troupe and
1
people are assured of .1 goo«| t. .
Don't tail to hear them. Ticke
.
sale at Mars' confe« tionery .tor>
Entertainment at the opera b
Saturday «veiling, Jim«- 13, b
Bandon ( '«inceli Band and th«- ' n
trai Th« «ter manage« lent.
Adn i
sion, fiflen, twenty-live and ’ 1.y--
five cents.
Annual. School Me*
. •
The annual s< hool meet .;*<■« the
¡•tirp«
•>l • « t ;i "n <
.....
director and for the.tr. ■ < tion of
smli otic r iai in«*.-. 1 ii av '.'"jally
come before it w II be held In the
school building. Mondaj June 15 ■