Bandon recorder., July 23, 1908, Image 1

Volume XXIV.
BANDON,
OREGON,
THURSDAY.
JULY
Number 30
23, 1908.
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Game Three to Nothing in
BIG DIVIDENDS
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Favor of Bandon '
New line of postal cards, just ar-
veil at Van Nordeids.
Van Norden, the jeweler, Carrie"
postage stamps for the benefit of the
public.'
The game last Sunday between
and North Bend was a
j good one, and Bandon did what she
If you want pure whiskies and
I has been doing right along; won
wines you can get them from Jami
son X Brown.
the game with ease and displayed
Gross Earnings of Roads her superiority. It begins to look August Helming Fur and Hide Dealer of Marshfield
Unknown Ori^.n
If you want a first-class shave or Fire of
pretty good for the pennant to be
an Up-to-dat •
it call on Ha
Greater Than Ever
Victim of Accidental Gun Discharge Near
Causes Loss of over
Morrison, next door to pystotiicc.
brought here.
Before
Port Orford July 18 about 8:. p.m.
$130,000
If Bandon can beat Marshfield
hand upright. piaqo jor
next Sunday, and we think she can,
sale on monthly paymints of $s.<x).
| our boys will be w ell in the lead a|id
Enquire of |. E. Walstrom, Cen­
I RECORO BREUIIK BUSIHESS TEMR will no doubt stay there the remain- W*S WELL KNOWN THROUGHOUT BOTH COOS MO CURRY COUNTIES tral Warehouse.
j der of the season.
F or S ai . e —So acres of match
Everything points to a good game
wood
or saw timber six miles south
next Sunday at Marshfield and the
of
Bandon
on comity road. I’l ice
I lelniing died almost instantly.
An associated Press report says local boys will be cheered on to
August Helming, .1 fui dealci of
Fire, absolutely wipt <1
t the
that the railroads of the country are victory by the Bandon rooters ac­ - Marshfield, was accidentlv shot Reynolds then signalled to th«1 other $1000. Address J. M. Long, Ban building on the North I 1
Wa’.ir
26 gt
-.1 >011 a 1 ev • Ion, Ore.
altogether unjustified in recent in­ companied by their captain and the while deer hunting on the ranch of men who came
front know n ai# the < >ld VX
could,
but
by
that
time
it
was
dark,
creases of ratesand further proposed Bandon Conceert Band.
A. B Can-v, below Port (»rfortl,
We are doing business now and . at ly Sunday m<>1 ning,
increases as indicated by the annual , Everybody, as far as possible ¡about 8:00 7 p. m. last Saturday, by i ! so they kindled a fire and staved want your trade, W e will treat you loss ot over $130,000. with .•
report of the Union Pacific system, i should go to Marshfield and assist IL A. Reynolds, who is also of with the body ill ni >lit g<>ing to tie right. Try us. Suits, h its an< 1 ties little insurance, 1hetot.1l am 1 t :
just issued. It is shown by this re­ | in encouraging the boys to win a Marshiiekl and was a member of j Care-,- home about «’>:<>'» < > ■ Io k 11 ( leaned .uid pressed,
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ITidies work which is said to not exceed
port that the Union Pacific company ¡great victory.
the hunting party, w hich consisted the morning, when Mrs. Hein ing a specialtv. Bandon Pantatorinin.
I'ln■ lo-.se - a.'ciirtl.ng to . <
has in the year just closed earned
They have scored two shut outs I of A. Helming, wife and son; ! w as apprised of her husband’s death.
as follows:
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»No blame wha ever is attached
$90,000.000, or more than ever be­ j in the last two games, Why not ■ George Baines and wife; H. A.
Simpson Lumber Company:
Notice.
fore in a year of its history.
’ make it three straight? ■ It can anti Reynolds, and /Albert Lutonsky. t • Mr. Reynold- t it was pure!)
Building and machinery $So
The company has earned enough I we believe it will be done.
The ladies wire staving at the A. ■ an accident that could not be avoid
Water for irrigating purposes,
Cable..-.............................
2o,o< o
in the last year to pay 10 per cent
| B. Carey home, while the gentle cd. and he is c<>m >11 telj
washing windows and sprinkling the E M Ward:
dividend on its entire common stock Bible a Newspaper Utility men intended to. take a hunt ' with grief,
-tr. '
uid si k-Walks will be allowed
1 laid ware st ck................. 20.... >
i ..
The.bodv was brought
and have $11,000,000 left over.
I through the woods.
only between 7 and S o'clock in the Bevier Engineering Works
5.0 >
There are three publications
This during a financial depression
Anyone found using North Bend Milk Condensary 2,o< ->
evening.
, They started out on Saturday af­ by Mr. Carey and Mr.
that was alleged to have been an which are generally most in demand ternoon with provisions tor two or and pl iced in the Bandon und< r water for these purp >ses at any Victor Anderson........ .........
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awful blow to the rrailroad business around the news and editorial rooms j three days and expo led to b ig a I taking parlors w here it was etn- other hour in the day, or faucets J E Lyons .............................
<>> b
. dbalmed and taken t<> Marshfield found open in useless waste, water
of the country, is said to be the of the average newspaper office and ¡deer before returning.
Frank Moore......................
T luesday.
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most remarkable evidence possible the order in their use is dictionary,
1 will be shut off and a penalty of one North Bend Hardware.......... 4,1-00
Helming
and
Reynolds
preceded
to produce, proving that the rail­ familiar quotations and the bible. Lutonsky and Baines about an hour, i Carey and Reynolds left Port dollar attached for turning it on
Total...................... $1 3f 000
roads are fattening with unbecom- To many this may come as a sru- ■and had just reached Pea Vine flats 1
Sunday evening driving all . again.
prise,
but
it
is
a
fact,
and
in
that
B
axdon
L
ight
N
W
ater
C
o
-
ing greed upon the necessities of j
E. M. Ward has$ 1.000 insurance
where they expected to find plenty night and arriving in Bandon about
the people, and are taking ad van connection the following story from of game, and were walking along a 6:00 o’clock Monday morning.
27 ft and possibly J10,001 more depend
tage of the cry for transportation by the Columbus, Ohio, Dispatch, is few yards distant from each other. . 1 l)c r<*niaindi-r of die parts aiiived
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ing upon the expiration of some of
pertinent:
overcharging for their services.
the policies. The Bevier Engineer­
For Sale.
Helming heard a noise in the brush later in the dav, anil on Tuesday all
•‘Did any one ever suspect the
The Union Pacific has for some
,
ing .Works had >vo- insurance but
and signalled for Reynolds to get 4 ' v nt to Marshfield.
fact
that a bible is almost a necessity
years been earning handsome profits,
1-4
yeear
old
mare
sound,
gentle
there
is some que-iion about its
Mr. Helming was a prominent
ready to shoot, ” Reynolds threw
ami has worked its annual dividend in a newspaper office? For months a load in his gun anil brought it business man of Marshfield, and and true, for $75.00. Weight over validity.
No others carried any
up to 10 per cent with apparent it w ill not be .used, and then comes around over the brush, when it was had many friends who greatly sym- 1200 pounds.
insurance wli dever.
After it began paying this a day when one of the reporters accidently discharged,
ease,
A. W illard ,
The oiigin of the re is unknown
shooting | pathize with the family at his un-
large divident the company saw wants it, and wants it badly.
Prosper,
Ore.
and a peculiar incident of the fire is
Helming in tile back, the bail j timely death, and also with Mr.
“About a week ago there was a
that it could make extensions and
waFs the
3° 4’ that Saturday night
piercing clear through the body and ! Reynolds, in his deep grief over tin
improvements out of the surplus, call for the Dispatch family bible. coming out near the heart.
first night in about 4 years that
■ accident.
It was an
and a few small extensions were at­ It had disappeared.
Notice
to
Loggers and Night Watch Cranick was absent
eld
bible
—
a
very
seedy
looking
tempted. The financial stringency
from the building.
Saturday, he
Laborers.
F or S ai r.—160 acres improved
frightened the management and all volume, with many of its leaves loose
Cement to Supersede All
and a son determined to go up to
farm, with two wagons, three milch
The old Holm's Restaurant, at
work was discontinued, pending the and torn and the rest all trying to
Coos River on .1 little fishing trip
get lose.
A writer in a recent number of cows, four yearlings, three calves, the rear of the Opera Saloon has and as there w. .s:.t’t anything in
outcome of the stringency.
“The office was turned upside Cement Age predicts that mentce one horse, and farming implements. changed k. nd- md is now known as
While there have been a few
particular to do arou d the building,
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empty box cars as a result of a lull down. Even the artist and the and concrete will to a large extent Price $3.500. Inquire of Bandon the Louis Lunch Counter.
| even the fires in ' 1 e Bevier En
orders and fair treatment my motto.
in the general commerce, the road photographer were accused of hav- supplant stone, terra cotta, marble vestment Corporation.
left out all
1 gineering Work-
—
oc-o
It
was
finally
ing
purloined
it.
L. C. D i rk 1 e , Prop,
and
other
materials
lor
decorative
pur
went on earning enormous profits to
.stitute was
'dav Saturday,
Roadless America
the end of the fiscal year, and came found down in the composing room. poses. He bases his opinion on the
f .and
secured.
out of the stringency with its usual How it got there no one knew, but single element of economy, at the
own. A. Ilalr-rlv
1. . -.i<l
M stof ti c
fat dividend and the enormous over­ it had evidently seen more hard same time asserting that as an ar­
Sixteen states now hive highway
treatment,
and
the
most
of
those
MRS
GERALDINo
MORRIS,
tistic medinm concrete is quite as I commssions that are trying in various
flow of $11,000,000 for which it had
.. Seated their
1<- in th« a.
no practical use in the operation of leaves which hail been trying to get good as any variety of stone or terra I ways to supply the greatest need VOICE CULTURE enterprise by staii.’
they <x-
loose accomplished their purpose.
cotta. < >nce the mold is made, | of the Nation, which is good roads.
the system.
Artistic Singing with Pure
pecteil to start ini
“It's a homely looking old book, says the authority, the cost of pro­ ! At one CxtK me is New \ ork whi h
The natural conclusion is that
galian Method.
just as soon as s1 i le. qu: rters
Mr. Harriman will use this big sur the Dispatch bible, but its as chuck ducing any kind of concrete deco- I in 1905. voted to expend $50,
Will he at Mrs. Stevenson’s Wednes­
1 1 mid lx -I i iiii d.
plus to build some railroad tracks in full of good things as a real spick ration becomes the merest trifle as I 000,000 in building roads. I ndcr days and Thursdays.
:«e.
the pl'll adopted th< -late wall build
the Pacific Northwest where he and span one right out of a book­ compared -with stone or marble
i k
Considering its greater economy, and maintain 3332 miles connecting
started more than a year ago to store and there was real rejoicing
n
make extensive additions to the rail­ among the heathen rejuirters when it may be employed in manv cases tlb principal cities, and p iv <>::<■
where the cost of cut stone would half tlie cost of 4700 miles of
road mileage of the companies con­ it was found again. ’
I be prohibited and terra cotta unsuit local roads to be built by the coun­
OiUi.O>
trolled by him.
It was announced
KANDON
How
Animala
Doctor
Them
I
able.
Its
use
embraces
not
only
stat-
i
at that time tnat he would spend
ties.
<'api tn I. M25.OOO
uary, garden furniture, fountains and i At the other extreme is Iowa, the
»
selves
something like $30,000,000 in
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:. J. L. Kronenbers, Prewdent. J. Denholm. Vic«
urns but ornamental walls, bridges 1 third state in the (,'lli
making extensions and building
(.'id >1)
’i: in • -xt< nt
Pr- ident. I J. I abv, Cashi< r; I rank Main. 1.1’ I lanly
Man might often take from the arid baLlustrades. In fact and entire < >f ratio >ad 1111? 1,
new railroads in Oregon. The sur­
where till use
sistent with safe and tonservaliv • banking
plus of the Union Pacific for the fis­ lower animals a lesson as to the | estate, so far as buildings and struct I of the public highway- is so vast
cure
of
himself
when
ill.
All
sorts
1
ui.il
featuns
are
<
on«
erned,
might
-I
cal year just dosed is enough to
j that if teams enough could be as—
rt hoiiis National Bank, Portland, Oregon; 1 he C hast* National Bank, oi New 'lork.
of
animals
suffering
from
fever
eat
well be a concrete, from the dwelling t scmblcd to d<> in one day . all the
build the Oregon Eastern and its
little, lie quiet in the dark, airy ! to the last of objects intended <<> orna- ! tr tv< ling done i tin- -talc in a 5 ear
branches.
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places and drink'quantities of water. ment a garden, hi lawn Concerning the line would rea< It <>m and a
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When a dog looses his appetite lie artistic designs in concrete there is half times? arttund the earth
knows where to find chiendent— i no liinit to the resources of the work- doles out an animal appropriation
Elect Officers
'dog grass which acts as a purg- er. I f lie 'S of .the faith tll.it reject'-* of $5000 to defray the expenses of
The Coquille River Transpor­ atine and emetic. Sheep. and cows, I all that is modem and original and the state « >lleg« fa<
while ac­
tation Co. held their annual meeting when ill, see.k certain herbs. Any admires only the masterpiece- oi th
ting in the capacity of highway com­
in this city Monday and Tuesday animal suffering from chronic rheum- old world, the plaster mold will fur- j mission.
of this week and elected the follow- | atism keeps as far as possible in the nish with an aim«>st exact repro luct 1
000 -
Tlieii see
sun. If a chimpanzee has been ion of .¡»signs,wrought by hand Die
ing officers:
Notice.
'wounded
he
has
been
seen
to
«»top
most intricate and elaborate patterns,
Capt. !•). T. White, president;
C. J. McLain, vice-preeident ; G. the bleeding by a plaster of < hewed which may have involved months or
mi»
years of toil on the part of their cre­
Boak, manager; J. C. Moomaw, up leaves anil grass.
asthma. Dr. Kelly w’ll leave Bandon
ator. may be duplicated in • >m ret«'
secretary; IL G. Stratton, treaus-
1 X PI JiT PIANO. I l NER )
Baptist. Church
in a few days. When vvi consider
urer. The old Ixjard of directors
indebted to him will please call on
the ( xtretne durabilii c • ; , on. rete in
were elected for the ensuing, year.—
A. D. Morse at his office, or on Dr.
H iff i/oti / I’/jnti tanti Ini th,c Inca! man. tv/H si
In
hall
over
1
’
<>M
<
Mtice
Sunday
connection
with low cost of product­
Sentinel.
Kelly hims’elf at his home. 2« tí
■ iiitruft tn K 1 >•/> Piano in ¡irsi chins con di lion,. hen tn
morning and evening Gospel 'ong ion, one ¡'♦impressed a .th the great
ings a year for
a tuning. .1H work (ju.aruu-
-(tv icv. < .o-pe] prea< king.
Mi future awaiting it in the dontiin
teed. J irill call on yon at once irrite or sec inc
, Tilton will assist with the singing of decorative wor,k.”
Packing Butter
Episcopal Church
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Sunday Si linol at lo
tn.
Street
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Th< 11 md< >n Cream« t -..
just
before' evening
Res*. Horsfall will hitld services in i meeting
W. H Wells, of \[yrll£ Poiat, wa- the top pru e for p.ft .ini; » itter
St. John’s Church Sunday’ at -Il a. , service. A hearty welcome fc»r all.
Oregon
Bandon
»
will buy it in any quant ty.
J. T h & mas , Pastor.* iiijlandon Saturday.
m. and 7:30 p. m.
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FOR RAILROADS ■ Bandon
BANK
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BAN1
OF
b o ù
a
Oil
I’ i cl 11 O ?
I. A. TURNEE I
Leave your order at BOYLE'S JEWELRY Siu.
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