Bandon recorder., June 18, 1908, Image 1

Volume XXIV
BANDON,
OREGON,
JUNE
THURSDAY,
Number 25.
18, 1908.
New Switch Board.
Verdict for Plaintiff.
In the case tried before Judge
Topping Tuesday
afternoon in
which Thomas Anderson was plain­
tiff and Robert Brien and w ife were
defendants, the jury rendered a ver­
diet for the plaintiff. The suit
was to recover $49.12 claimed by
IIERIUN PRISONER the plaintiff on a disputed account
and the jury allowed Mr. Anderson
the full amount.
G. T. Treadgold
for Murder of was attorney for plaintiff and C. R.
Wade for the defendants.
CRUISER GOL
COQUILLE TURNS
New School Director.
At the school election Monday
afternoon. P. C. Stephenson was
elected as a member of the board
to succeed G. Boak, who was the
I retiring member.
Mr. Boak has
work on theschool
I done good
o
conscientious .
THE FIIOIIS
FINAL SCORE WAS SEVEN TO FOOR { board and was Mr.
Stephen-
in all his dealings,
son
will
be
thoroughly
capable
for
ON DUNGENESS SPIT. POGET SOUND
the office as he has previously
Convicted
Bandon Goes Down to Defeat demonstrated.
J. W. Mast was elected clerk of
Governor Goebel of
at the Hands of Up-
Was One of the Best Ships
the board to succeed Mrs. Logan,
Riveeton Locals
Kentucky
River City
who declined re election.
in the American
A five mill tax was also vbted
At the home of the bride’s parents,
Navy
by the citizens for the purpose of
on Sunday, June 7th, at 1 o’clock
during the
With the glory of victory of the carrying on the schools
America’s most famous prisoner, p. tn. ,Mr. Chas Zevely, of Myrtle
Report
from
Seattle
under
date
of
.ensuing
year.
week before and the confidence of
Caleb Powers, was set free on last Point and Miss Pearl Briggs were June 13th says:
again
performing the act, th? Ban­
Saturday by Governor Augustus E. united in marriage by Justice O. A.
lie Arcade,
The United States cruiser Col
don
base
ball
team
went
up
to
Co-
I
whiskies and
Wilson of Kentucky, and the long Kelly.
orado representing a naval cost to
Mr.
Wilkinson
has
given
up
the
quille
last
Sunday
morning,
to
take
wines
you
can
get
them
from Jami-
drawn out case concerning the mur­
the
government
of approx
son
&
Brow
n.
Hull
dairy
ranch
and
moved
into
the up river boys into camp but they
der of Senator Goebel of Ken­
imately $4,000,000 is ash ore on
were unable to deliver the goods
T. W. Drain, of Parkersburg,
tucky, which has been in the courts Riverton.
Dungeness Spit, Puget Sound, with
consequently
were
themselves
taken
was
in Bandon Monday transacting
nine years was brought to a close.
The mumps were quite prevalent every prospect of proving a total
Piano Tuning.
into
camp
by
the
score
of
seven
to
1
business.
The same pardon cleared Jim here during the past weeek, but loss.
four.
I.
Howard, under life sentence, of most of the patients are now con­
A.
Turnell,
the
local
piano
The vessel ran on in a dense fog
Take your job printing to the R.i -
The game was an interesting one C ordi ' r . We have nothing but the
connection with the assassination, valescent.
about 4 o’clock this afternoon. In tuner will attend to his regular cus-
but Howard is under other con­
Steve Stewart is having his resi­ command of Captain Edmund tomers next week. If your piauo throughout, although there were best in all stock.
victions and will not go free.
Beardsley Underwood, along with needs tuning be sure and see him as several errors made on both sides,
dence repainted.
Portland lumbermen are planning
yet the score was kept down reason­ a trip to Coos Bay and the Co­
Caleb Powers, a keen young
Mr. Woodward, of Tennessee, the cruiser Pennsylvania, a sister he guarantees all his work. Also
mountaineer, was elected secretary late of Montana, was a visitor in ship, the Colorado was proceeding get on his contract list; all the best ably low’.
quille Valley. Thej^ expect to be
of state in Kentucky on the Re­ our town last week.
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Bandon will play Marshfield here in Marshfield June 22d and Bandon
at the time from California to Puget musicians are.
publican
ticket nine years ago.
next Sunday, when a fast game is June 24th.
Sound navy yard at Bremerton,
Our schoqj closed on last Friday
For good bargains in Bandon Re­ assured.
William S. Taylor was the Re­
where
both
were
to
have
a
fire
con
­
Land for sale in small tracts near
for the summer.
publican nominee for Governor and
Following is a tabulatad score of town. A. Haberly.
trol apparatus system installed. al Estate see Tawse and Harris
Miss Edna Wright returned last The details, both by wireless and
also was declared elected.
Goebel,
The Estabrook warehouse, back the game which shows how the deed
Seed Potatoes.—For seed pota­
week
from California where she had land telegraph regarding the dis­ of the Hotel Gallier, is nearing com­ was dome:
toes enquire of J. H. Jones, Four-
the Democrat, contested the elec­
been staying for some time past aster are meagre.
pletion, and when finished will be
tion.
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AB R BH PO SB A E mile.
Bandon
with
her
father.
The most terrifying scenes ever
The situation is also further com­ large enough to take care of a great Myers c
Mrs. Wakefield and children who
4 0 0 7 0 i r
Willie
Lovell
went
over
to
Marsh
­
witnessed in Frankfort, the blood
plicated from the fact that the Penn­ amount of freight.
have
been residing in Bandon for
Hughes 2nd b 3 I I 2 2 0 i
marked capital followed.
Goebel field last week.
sylvania, which is supposed to have
some
time past have returned to
A nice line of trimmings and Fine OConnel c f
4 1 i 0 0 0 0
The Humbolt Company will soon been but a short distance ahead of Work .at Mrs Conrad’s store, the Blackerby 3d b 4 0 0
was shot down in the grounds in
their
home
in Portland.
3 0 I I
open
up
their
coal
m[ne
here.
front of the Capitol.
Powers, then
the Colorado, cannot be picked up Racket
» Myers s s
If you want to see something
3 I 0 2 0 0 4
30 years of age, was* arrested. Four
C. A. Peterson has raised the ®ld by wireless.
0
I
0
r
Fieger
1
f
2
worth
looking at, in the way of fine
7
4
0
Mr. Barr an^ family spent Sunday
times he was tried and each time Academy building and will soon
The Pennsylvania passed Cape
I 0 0 hair brushes, look over our window
0
2
iMcNair
1
f
3
0
he claimed the Democratic author commence the erection of a res­ Flattery, bound in, at 1 :o6 p. m. at the country home of S. S. Little. Lang worthy r f 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
pisplay. Bandon Drug Co.
ities in the state packed the juries idence on First Street.
FOR sale cheap—A scholarship Hohn p
and the Colorado soon after. The
4 1 0 i 0 5 ( >
While cyclones and floods are
1
with democrats. His case aroused
Heavy fires were raging in the latter was off Port Angeles at 3 in stenography i n the International
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32 4' 3 24 3 9 7 ; visiting the South, East and the
sympathy in every corner of the old logging camps on tho west side p. m. and judging from this time Correspondence Schools of Scran-
Middle West, and the rising waters
country and he received donations of the river during the past few she ran on the spit about 4 o’clock. ■ton, Pa.
Ross Tilton
■Coquille AB R BH PO SB A E
are
destroying millioris of dollars
of money from almost every city days.
2.4-tf Lorenz id b
Dungeness Spit is a lang, narrow­
3 2 I IO 0 0 1 1 w orth of farm and city property,
and post office.
strip of land, portions of which are
V ERITAS.
5 3 3 8 0 I 1. < Iregon
W. S. Ford, a newspaper man of Peralta c
enjoying beautiful
is
He never gave tip hope.
In his
covered by water at high tide, ex­
Howell
3d
b
3
0 I I 0 I 1 weather, delicious fruit, and looking
many years’ experience, has been in
darkest days, Powers dressed him­
tending far out to the eastward in
Margaret Iles Co.
4 0 0 3 0 2 I forward with confidence inspired
the city this week in the interests of Thomas s s
self neatly, shaved, a d shined his
the Sound and is about midway
4 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 >y assured crops this f II.
the Ladies’ Home Journal and the Hartley r f
shoes each day in his cell, as if he
The Margaret Iles Co. which is between Port Angeles and Port
Ording 1 f
4 ° I 0 0 0 0
Saturday Evening Post.
Chas. McCulloch and wife went
were going to his office.
He has holding forth at the opera house all Townsend.
Burnside 2st b 3 0 O 2 0 2 2
to
Portland last Thursday where
been called the American Dreyfus. this week and will continue to do
I he vessel’s position is the more
SeasWied wood for sale, Inquire Pauli c f
3 1 O 3 0 0 0 they will remain for some time.
When the Rebublicans carried so up to and including Sunday perilous from the fact that where ta IJnt’s Studio.
24, qtx J Collier p
2 1 q 0 0 3 0
Editor Crippen of the Coquille
Kentucky last fall, it was im­ night, is without question one of the Colorado struck the water is I Jas. Curran, of Riverton, was in
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mediately suggested that Governor the best troups that ever came to only two, three and four fathoms Bandon calling on friends the first
31 7 8 ^7 0 9 6 Sentinel came down to Bandon Sat­
Willson would pardon Powers, but Bandon,and that our people ap- deep and leaves off most abruptly of the week.
urday and made the R ecorder a
SUM MAR V.
brotherly
call. Brother Crippen is
he said he w ould not unless he preciate their high class of enter- to water the depth of 60 and 70
Coquille.
Don
’
t
forget
that
Furman
sells
the
always a welcome visitor
could be convinced of his innocence. tainment
is evidenced by the fathoms. The spit is more of a
Basses on balls, 3.
Sun Typewriter, No. 2, at $40.00.
He made an exhaustive investiga­ large crowd in attendance every sandy formation than rock, but a
office.
Struck out, 7.
vessel the length of the Colorado, The U. S. Government recommends
tion of the case with the result an­ evening.
it to you.
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Bandon.
For Sale.
It can be safely said that every which is 502 ft long, would so pro­
nounced, The pardons are uncon-
Struck
out,
6.
Chas
McKellips
-
of
North
Bend,
man in the company is an actor ject out that her position would at
ditional.
was a Bandon business visitor Satur­
My Photo Gallery complete,
Fortner Governor Willliam H and ev ry woman in the company is once become most perilous.
Umpire, Burnside.
day,
and while here came in and
In the opinion of local marine men
Doing good business. < iood rea-
Taylor of Kentucky who sought an actress, because all carry out
Baptist Church.
J. W. L int ,
sons f<>1 selling.
shelter in Indiana immediately af- their part with the art that belongs familiar with Dungeness spit there renewed his faith in the R ecorder
I
for
another
year.
Bandon, Ore.
is not much hope of saving the
ter the shooting of Goebel and was to a true follower of the stage.
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Services
next
Sunday
morning
protected from shar ng Power’s fate
No one w ho w ants to see a good Colorado unless marvelously good
Call at Columbia Ave. Store and
and evening. Sunday school io:o>
by two governors of Indiana, said, play can afford to miss this great luck atten Is her as to the char­ examine our high grade of Flour, a.m. Entrance rear of Post Office.
when news of the pardons granted opportunity.
There is a complete acter of the beach brought up. Wheat, Barley, Potatoes and Gro­ AU welcome.
The Colorado joined the Pacific ceries at lowest prices.
J. T homas , Pastor. J
reached him
change of program each evening
“The pardoning of Powers and and every play put on is of high fleet after returning from Asiatic 24, 3tx
A. E. W hite ,
F or R eni -Unfurnished house­
Leave orders for Ice at Bandim
waters by way of San Francisco
Howard is a most righteous ai t. class.
keeping
rooms
in
J.
S.
Tilton
’
s
new
1
Our
road
supervisor,
Thos
Coates,
last
winter.
Then
she,
the
West
Never before in the history of this
Steam Laundry.
Phone 5
2|, 2tx ‘
Mr. "hnd Mrs. W. L. Mack of Virginia, also asist r ship, the Penn- has completed the building of a house. Chas Prosser.
country have two men suffered so
Bear Creek were transacting business sylvania and other vessels came bridge at McLeod Valley known as
much and so unjustly."
Crooked Creek, four miles south of
north to Puget Sound.
Governor Willson gave out the in Bandon Saturday.
Bandon. He built it four feet higher
The Colorado was built at
following brief statement
William Wiggins has opened up a
than
the old structure, and graded
“I am convinced that Powers is shooting gallery in the Gallier hard­ adelphia, and completeted in
down
the
hills on both sides, making
not guilty. I therefore have par­ ware building and is meeting with and is regarded as the greyhound of
a
good,
easy
grade, showing that
the American navy. On her trial
doned him. as I believe, in accord- excellent patronage,
trip in August, 1905, she developed Mr. Coates is a competent road
dance with the desire of nearly all
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C.
Carmichael
and
Frank
Flam
a speed of 22.29 knots an hour. supervisor and bridge builder.
the people of Kentucky.
Then see
Jim Howard has left the peniten­ of Bear Creek were in Bandon on She is 502 feet long 69 feet beam,
business
Saturday.
The
R
ecorder
and
carries
a
crew
of
822
men.
0
tiary. He has been very devout
Presbyterian Church.
for several yeais and it is reported office acknowledges a pleasant call
'
o
The best in drug* is always the
that he is considering becoming an from these gentlemen.
Services
next
Sunday,
June
21st,
cheapest; you get the best and
Children's
Day,
will
be
observed
evangelist.
The new laundry wagon for the freshest at the Bandon Drug Com­
(EXPERT PIANO TUNER)
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in the morning. The children of
Bandon Steam Laundry has ar- pany's store.
the Sunday school w ill render the
rived anil it is a beauty.
Mr.
Setri. m«Rt Notice.
Have your Pin no tilled, l>y the locai man, icifl si^n
program. The service w ill begin at
Bates is very much encouraged
contract to koe/> Piano in first class condition, tiro tun­
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All bills of over thirty days’ stand­ 10:30 sharp. Parents and friends
ings a yetsr for
•' tuning. All work baara n -
The Women of Woodcraft will over the amount of patronage he
ing
not
settled'by
July
ufl,
will
be
are
invited.
The
regular
preaching
tersi.
J
y
ill
call
on
you at once, a-ritr or sec w
is
receiving
and
he
is
dAing
most
give an entertainment and basket
placed
in
the
hands
of
a
colle.tor.
service
will
be
held
in
the
evening
at
Teople of Ban- r
social. Saturday evening, July 18th, satisfactory work
.
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at Oriental Hall. Danc^afterwards. don are* very glad to be able ty All those knowing themselves in­ 8 p?m* Strangers .tre welcome to
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patronize home industry in the debted to us will phase tike nolie . these service
Everybody invited.
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ttROK*
¿
’
«■it*
bundry line»’'as in all others.
Oreg on
OBIOO WRECKED
Die Bandon Telephone Co. is
just installing a newswitch board
that will accommodate 250additional
phones, and wh< 11 ft is put into opet
at ion, Bandon will have one of the
best and most complete telephone
systems in Western Oregon The
company uses the common battery
system, w hich is the most modern on
the market, and does away with the
ringing of centnd, which always con
sumes time and is very unsatisfac­
tory.
The telephone service of
Bandon has always been good, but
with the new switch board and other
added improvements, it will be nfuch
better. Mr. Robison of Marshfield
is here helping to install the plant,
and is a man thoroughly competent
to do the work. The Bandon Tele­
phone Co. is certainly to be con­
gratulated upon their determination
to keep up to the times.
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