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BANDON, Volume XXIV. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1908. Weinhard’s beer at the Arcade. J. P. Tupper of Coquille was among the up river callers last week. Land for sale in small tracts near town. A. Haberly. W. M. Candlin of Coquille was Bandon business visitor last week. Number 26. Holland Anderton on Trial notice. u- lion of ioa.1- at pul la <-x| enst*. Pi. l di ÿ and equal righli lot ¡he negro. Cooter vat ton of natural irwuro-s. THE NOMINEES Legislation to revive lite prestige of chant marine. • Liberal administration ol the pcnsioin laws Establishment of a bureau of miner. Citizenship fot Porto Ri« ans. Miss Margaret Lamont, who has Ohioan and New Yorker to Defeated in Fast Game From the Fruit Inspector. been at Portland for some time, re by the Marshfield Head the Republican turned home last week. Myrtle Point, Orc., June 20, 190S. o . Team. Seasoned wood for sale, Inquire Ticket Editor Bandon R ecorder : Fine Vessel Put in Water at Price’s Shipyard Last Saturday. ta L'nt’s Studio. 24. 4tx Miss Pearl Axtell, who has been attending school in Portland for sev eral months, has returned home. 1 lie case of Holland A lerson, who killed Mis. E S. G Ion, in Marshfield, several weeks a' .0, is on trial at Coquille this week Judge Hamilton is presiding over I te case ami it is thought it will consu te four r five days. < >ne ol the principal fe. ires in examining the jury has b 1 con- cerning the “Red Devil’’ » 1 ircular which was mailed to voter during the local opti >n election. l he defense maintained t'.at the “Red Devil poster was supposed todepict the Anderson Gor 1 trag edy ami certain to prejud’ those who saw it against theii diem. The jurors called aiimitt, ’. receiv ing it but declared that it lid not impress them parti« ularly, not any more, probably, than n< ¿paper versions of the shooting. A large number of witnes < r have been subpoenaed. Captain 1 Mrs. < > Kelly of Marshfield, a to be the star witnesses for the piosecu- tion, having witnessed the shooting through a window of the O'Kelly boat office, not twenty feei listant from where Mrs. Gordon L'.i mor tally wounded. Judge Hamilton will not ‘ yany jury cases this time except the An derson -Gordon case. The grand jury will not be in session. A few cases in which juries will i,ot be necessary may be taken up by the court if the matter is urgent. You have sent to my address a copy of your R ecorder . May I as-; you by what have I earned this WILL BE A VERY STRONG TEAM favor? SCENE WAS A MOST IMPOSING ONE It might have been a compliment If you want pure whiskies anil hail you given to myself the oppor wines you can get them from Jami The expected happened at the tunity to prepare for the two Com The day was perfect and every son & Brown. The fine freight boat, J. J. Loggie Republican National Convention missioners of Horticulture. Well o thing was favorable for a good game Albert Garfield and wife who were held in Chicago last week anil Wil if the Bandon people did not want which has been under construction of ball on the local diamond last at Brice’s ship yard for some time Sunday, and those who went out to in Portland for the past two weeks, liam IL Taft of Ohio was placed in us that is all right; however, they was formally launched at 6: p. m. nomination on the first ballot, re see the big game between Bandon returned home Sunday. should another time open their ears last Saturday. and Marshfield were in no way dis Att’y Ed Roberts of Myrtle Point ceiving 702 votes out of a total of and hearts towards men who came Despite the fact that the day had appointed, only that our boys suf was a Bandon visitor Monday. The 980, leaving only 278 to the “allies" here solely to benefit them. been most inclement a large con Im fered defeat at the hands of tin R ecorder acknowledges a pleasant who were opposing him As one of your prominent real course of people wcr«? in attendance mediately after the vote was an Marshfield team by the score of 5 Hll from him. estate o men said: we are no horticul at the launching and many cheers nounced, a motion was m de to de to 2, although it should have been turists. So much the worse. You went up as the great boat slid down F or R ent —Unfurnished house only 3 to 2 had the umpire known keeping rooms in J. S. Tilton’s new clare Mr. Taft’s nomination un anil your people do not know th« animous ; nd the same was carrieil great future for your rural inhabi the ways and into the water. At his business, and in fact, had it not use. Chas Prosser. 24, 2tx the same time all the whistles in amid shouts and cheers. been for the rank decisions, Ban tants, there are no greater possibili town were turned loose, including Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hollopeter From the opening of the Con- ties for them, nature has provided don might have won. However that of the Steamer Elizabeth which will go to Coquille Friday to meet vention it was evident that Taft that may be, the fact remains that for you, that, what your Bandon was then in port at Bandon. Marshfield carried off the vict ry the latter’s mother, Mrs. C. B. sentiment was si ong although there people do for yourcity-by the sea The J J. Loggie was christened and Bandon was handed the lemon. Dwiggins, and a friend, Miss May were efforts to stampede the Con You want industry, do you? and by Mrs. McKay, who is the wife of The game was a good one from Hamlin, who will spend the summer vention from him, but a’l to no when it comes you close your heart avail as his organization was com- and ears to accept it. See R ecorder the foreman of the shipyard and the start to finish as the score will in in Bandon-by-the-sea. ceremony was performed in a most dicate anil each side received seven The R ecorder is indebted to plete and his campaign managers dateil June iSth, page 4, article 5. graceful manner. “goose eggs,’’ the scores all being some good friend for a souvenir were ever on the alert, and at no That is all I ask. There was not the great ceremony made in two innings, Marshfield get booklet of the city of Ogden, Utah, time was there a ghost of a show to As Fruit Inspector for the county connected with the launching of ting four in the fourth and one in which sets forth the advantages of wrest the honors from him. I should be a little of an authority in this ship as there was when the the ninth, while Bandon succeeded that growing city to a very advan One of the biggest problems of this respect. 1 say there is no bettei Daisy was sent forth to the seas, Myrtle Point People nter- in sending one man over the plate tageous degree. We also received the convention was the selection of opening for you to enrich your far ested. but the scene was an imposing one in the fourth inning and .-mother one from the same friend two copies of a suitable man for second place anil mi rs than horticulture, and for youi anil will long be remembered by in the sixth, during the res* of the The Utah Eagle, the organ of the after much speculation and wire people of the city, there is no easiei That interest in the Bandon Pulp those who were privileged to see it. game there was nothing but big school for the deaf and ¡blind. pulling, the convention settled upon way to get new industrv, than by and Paper Mill is extending to other The J. J. Loggie is an example I I round holes chalked upon the Representative James S. Sheiman encouraging hort culture. places i; evidenced from th: fact of perfectness in every partici lar, FOR sale cheap—A scholarship score board. of New York, whom it was con Has it never come to your mind and certainly shows the skill of its that on Tuesday, Col. C. T. Blum- Although Bandon was beaten, in stenography in the International sidered would make the strongest that selling of apples is not all ol designer to a marked degree. It is 1^0 enrother received a letter fiorn a there are many people in our c*ty Correspondence Schools of Scran- run of any man that had bewn sug the industry cornu <ted with this it. over all and will have a capacity Myrtle Point business man asking Ross Tilton who are still ready to bank on the ton, Pa. gested. There was a great effort to 1 branch? of 400,000 ft of lumber. The boat for a list of subscribers to t’indus 24-tf home team, and in Jact all believt . induce Senator Johnathan I’. Doi j Never think of erecting fruit pre is owned by the McKay Co. of San try, and staling that there were a 'S ' that they will give a good account rs. I. N. Del.ong went to Co liver, of Iowa to make the run, but ' serving est iblislmi'uls, do you, vin I Francisco and will ply between that number of Myrtle Point pe e who of themselves throughout the season quille Saturday to meet her daugh he positively declined, and his egar making, jellies and preserves, were ready to subscribe fur rck at 1 port and Eureka, Cal. ami there are strong hopes that the ter. Miss Bessie Del.ong, who has friends, were „very active in ' are commodities for which we Coos A grand ball was given in the once. city-by-the-sea will carry off tin been attending St. Helens Hall in discouraging any attempt to force I Bay people send llbitwands of dol < Jriental last Saturday night in Portland for the past \ ear. They him into the fight, as they desired lars each year to California? Has it pennant. honor of the Loggie, the I second M. E. Church. The following official score will returned home Sunday. to continue him in the Senate. never come to you that we can man boat to be launched at the Price tell better than words can describe Vice Presiilent’ Fairbanks was ufacture anil sell b« tier goods than ship yard. This was free-for-all If you want to see something There will be an Old Pi ople’s how the deed was done: worth looking al, in the way of tine also a prominent figure in the race, those sold to us? and a large crowd were in attend- meeting at the M. E. church next Can we not pickle in vinegar ancc who enjoyed the occasion to Sunday morning. I.ct all att -nd in AB R BH SB PO A I hair brushes, look over our window Others who were prominently men- Bandon tinned were Governor A. B. Cum manufactures stii It as peppers,cucum- the fullest extent. pisplay. Bandon 1 »rug Co. » honor to the aged ones The even Myers c 4 2 2 0 7 0 1 mins of Iowa, Franklin Murphy of I bers. onions, can we not make apple The J. J. Loggie will be rushed ing subject ‘will ire, “The Ideal L. B Madden, of Kendrick, Hughes 2nd b 3 0 O 0 i 2 1 New Jersey, and Governor Curtis and plum Inittrrto be sold to vessels McNair c f 3 0 O 0 0 O < Idaho, a nephew of Cyrus Madden Guild of M issachusetts, but Mr. to go on long or short voyages 01 to to completion as rapidly as possible Church for Bandon and will In; one of the finest boats W. S. G ordon , Pastor. Blackerby 3d '03 0 O 0 3 3 1 of Sixes river, arrived in Bandon a Sherm in received 816 votes on the Alaska? Is there .1 -■ Uei cbm ito tn few days ago and expects to remain plying along the Pacific coast. O 0 I I i Myers s s 4 0 first ballot and was declared the raise peas and sugar corn? Mr. Price has the contract for the Notice, Fieger 1 f 4 0 O 0 I 0 0 here for two or three months. He nominee, which on motion was made And that is not all. Will we im building of two tug boats, one of Myers ist b 4 « I 0 13 0 0 was here in 1891, and wanted to see unanimous. port glasses and bottles necessary The Women of Wood them w ill be for the Gardner Mill f 3 0 I 0 0 1 1 what changes had taken place. He O’Connel t will In many ways the convention just for this industry? or do we have Co. of Gardney Ore. and the other give an entertainment an 1 lasket says there is hardly a tiling that he 6 I 0 0 0 Jordan p 4 0 the very best of silica sand noun ’ 1 tor the Coquille River Mill and Tug I social, Saturday evening, J 'y i8th, recognizes, as the town and county closed was the most notabie in the Total 32 2 4 I 27 12 6 Bandon only to look at? Why not I ! Co. history of tne Republican party, have made such great improvement. rat <Jriental I lall. I Jance aft< 1 vards. Marshfield AB R BH SB PO A E and although tjiere were favorite put up a glass manufactory ? Such a Everybody invited. 25 3t Mr. Price ’ s ability as a ship C.ill at Columbia Ave. St re and ( »oklie 2 b S 0 0 0 0 3 0 sons from various parts of the plant would soon have other goods builder is becoming more and more examine our high grade of Flour. Rutlege c 5 i I 0 I 2 0 0 country, y< t when the votes were to manufacture than jqrs ami glasses, Wheat, B.irlev, Potatoes find • >10 recognized all the time and his Ser Setti ment Notice. 1 5 I .McKeown ) l> 4 0 0 0 counted and the nomination made, your cedar wood ’ r shingles is get vices are very much sought by cerics.it lowest prices. Owen s s 5 ’ 3 I 2 0 0 tile whole convention was for the ting short, why not make glass roof- All bills <>f over thirty «lavs’ stand companies who want first class 24, 31 x A. E. W hite . 0 0 0 Thiele p O. 3 5 0 two candidates named, and no doubt as done in other parts of the world? ing not settled by July tst, will be Ed Brady and Ed Johnson of Co- the 1 mire party throughout the It is absolutely lire proof. Anil work. Butler 1 f 4 i I 0 I 0 0 placed in the hands of a < ector. Bryan r I many other branches will follow if 4 I 3 0 0 0 0 quille were in B indon Friday look country will fall into line. Seed Potatoes. — For seed pota All those knowing tliems Ives in- 0 0 I ing after business affairs. Tower c f you are not so hide bound anti think 4 • I 0 I he platform of the Republican toes enquire of J. H. Jones, Four- ■ debted to us will pleast tak notice. Dimmick 1 b o3 0 0 0 i r I 2 E. N. Smith was down from party, although rather objectionable that horticulture is nothing to you. mile. P aster I Myrtle Point on business last week to some, is conceded to be a strong The wise tn «11 listens to everything Total 39 5 9 I 27 9 4 J. R Rittgers, of Grimes, Iowa, one and strenuous efforts will be and accepts that which is of value SCORE BY INNINGS who is visiting relatives at Coquille, made to impress the people of the provided for him by all kind nature Bandon I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 was a Bandon visitor last Friday country that it is the one they Yours respectfully, o Runs 000 I °O I o o o He says that Western Oregon looks should support. M. G. I’oHL. o o o I O 20 J o 4 go< d to him and the only thing lie Hits Following is a brief summary of .Marshfield regrets is that he had not been The best in drugs is always the what the Republican party wil Runs o o o 4 o o o o I 5 here years ago and gotten hold of ;> cheapest; you get the best and stand for, before the peo| pie this fall, freshest at the Bandon Drug Com o I o 4 I o o I Hits 9 piece of it. Tlien see and upon these issues the part) pany's store. SUMMARY. F or S ale — 107 acres of land will attempt to win the victory’in Two base hits Owen, 2. c Myers, with 700,coo feet of cedar, 22 acres what promises to 1x> one of the I, Bryan I, struck out by Thiele, pasture, six acres bottom lan<J. most Rebekahs Give Program hardest fought campaigns in the 12, by Jordan 6, base on balls of all level, some fence. Price $1,700. history of thp countiy. Ocean Rebekah Lodge No. 126 Jordan, 2, Thiele, 2, wild pitch, Address J M. Long. Bandon, Ore. . ( EXPERT PIANO TENER ) The Platform in Brief gave ’ flu excellent progrim Sat- Jordan, 1. pass ball, c Myers, 1. 26 4t • • • Unequivocally for tariff, revision. J. A. Me C ord , urday evening, consisting of songs Ihtre ynur Piano tuned by the local man, will • * Permanent currency system. ,contr<9ct to keep Piano in first class con dit.ion. two ! Scorer. a little.comedy Amendment, to Sherman Act giving greater and recitatives and ’For Sale. ings a year for £-1.7a " tuning. .Ill work tiiiat control of corporation,. by meni4>< rs of th* order. F or S ale — So acres of match teed.. J trill call on you, at oner, write or sec nit Enforcement of railroad rebate laws. Aftef the’program a light luncheon • • wood or saw timber fix miles south (Wevent common control of naturally com My Photo JG tilery complete. of cake and coffee was served. of Bandon on county road. Price Doing good business, Good rea peting lines ^embers and friends of the lodge Leg slat on to prevent over issue of stocks an8 $1000. Address J. M. Long, Ban- son» for selling. J. W. L int , were ir»¡ted and a most enjoyable *onds • diMj> Ore. 24, 4tx Bandon, Ore. 26 4t Oregon Bandon Agaiist issuance <1 writ of iniuncffkon wffhout tjme was h.«l by all present. • • • • •• £ • I Have You Pian o ? I. A. TURNELL Leave your order at BOYLE'S JEWELRY C ORE