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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1908)
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BIG ORDEflS FOB i We hear much at colleges and egot iat ions have been completed, universities of the so-called science and arrangements made whereby of economics and the student of the Bandon Concert Band will give agriculture must, he is told, study concerts at the Second Southern well abstract as well as concrete Oregon District Fair to he held at economics in agriculture. In sev- Marshfield August 26th to 29th. eial senses this is true. If there General Orders The band will give two concerts $80,000, in Contracts Closed be a science of economics it should on the afternoon of the 28th and Prosecution of shed its light on agriculture as «ell Since Last Saturday 29th, and there will be a large at as an commerce and manufacturing. tendance at the fair from Bandon Total 31 3 6 27 13 6 Standard Oil Monoply Night Spoils Days Sport But there is one principle which from the fact that our band will furn Bandon A B R BH P( A E is of the highest economic value and ish the music. C. Myers c 4 0 0 IO 0 0 but little is said about it even in Every Bandon citizen is justly Causley 3rd 3 i i 0 4 0 WILL FIGHT TO THE BITTER END books or by teachers; we :ci. 1 to PLANT proud of out excellent band, which 0 0 2 i Schofield 2 b 4 0 honesty, says the Dairyman. is acknowledged everywhere to be R. Myers 1 b 4 i I 0 The farmer must be honest with 9 0 one of the best in the state, and the A. Myers s s 4 0 2 0 0 i his soil, play it no tricks, give it no Although the United States Cir fair association are congratulating Since last Saturday night Mana neglect, be absolutely honest in 4 0 0 0 3 0 Several hundred enthusiastic Ban Jordan p themselves over their good fortune ger R E I. Bedillion has secured or 4 0 i 0 0 0 cuit Court at Chicago set aside the don fans journeyed to Marshfield Hughes If equivalent rendering it in securing the band. ders for the Bandon Woolen Mills 0 0 3 0 I < > $29,000,000 fine imposed against th e Sunday when our ball tossers were Moore r f for him. for what it Standard Oil Co. by Judge Landis, amounting to almost $80,000, one Jackson c f 4 0 0 I 0 0 beaten by the score of 3 to 2. lu like manner the fight against the big corpora Wilhelmina Makes First Trip firm alone, do ng business in Detroit, Much Bandon money was offerred est with his animals, honest with the Total 34 2 5 23 9 0 tion will be continued and Presi Michigan, sending an order for $65, trust they repose in him as a friend, at even and a few bets were made Charles Thom's new gasoline boat 2 base hits Kelley, 3 base hits dent Roosevelt will put forth his the Wilhelmina arrived in Bardon 000 worth of tiinished woolen goods guardian and protector. at odds of 2 to I on Bandon, but it is This is the largest order in the estimated that more than $2,000.00 Causley, sacrifice hits A Myers, best efforts to bring the monoply to Wednesday’ on its initial trip from He must be honest with the era >s time. He stated that there was no history of the Bandon Woolen Mills he raises, that they shall be given Causley. Double rs Owen of offered Bandon money w as turned Coos Bay. As was announced in First on balls question of the company’s’ guilt a former issue of the Recorder this and together with the big orders al the chance to be the best of their down by the Marshfield sports, w ho, to Peralta. k out by and directed his Attorney General, ship is to run between here and ready ahead, will be sufficient to kind. seemingly lacked confidence to Thiele 2 Jordan I. Thiele 11 by . Passed Mr. Bonaparte to proceed against Coos Bay in connection with the keep the mill running for some time support their team with cash. He must be honest with his on bases them with all vigor, and United Alliance which makes regular trips to come The game Was a a good one and balls Rutlege ami children, his hired help, The Bandon Woolen Mills are be they be accorded the fairest 5. Wild States District Attorney Sims is to Portland, thus giving Bandon well played. Bandon played better Bandon 6 Ma doing everything in his power to coming far famed for the excellent ment possible on lo, part. y Pitcher ball up to the Sth inning, when a pitches Thiele direct freight rates with Portland bring the big concern to time and class of work they put out, and their streak of bad luck filled the bases Me Cutcheon. and making a big saving amounting He must be honest with his word, has recently given out the following finished product is being sought by Umpires, Page and Goldie. and with two strikes called, Kelly, to $1.50 per ton. even to the extent that lie swear to statement: the biggest and best houses in the the North Bend wonder, brought The Wilhelmina carried about a his ow n hurt. “ The government will file a peti country A New Resort over to help Marshfield in this hundred ton on its first trip and He must be horn . in his dealings. tion for a rehearing in the Stan, Manager Bedillion is certainly to crucial game, batted a two bagger her capacity is nearly double that In short to be a d honest man in The Bandon Concert Band have dard Oil case before the circuit amount. She left this morning for be congratulated upon his great suc any of the foregoing particulars is to bringing in two runs, making the secured the south half of the Cath court of appeals within 30 days. Port Orford, however, she will not cess in operating the mills, and from score 3 to 2. Up to the 8th inning violate the central idea of econ- the score stood 2 to 1. Peralta, olic grove, through the kindness of If that petition is denied, the govern make regular trips to that Point, the fact that orders are coming in omics.—Pacific He •->tead. imported from the Coq uille team to that church, and have put up a ment will push the prosecution of all but goes this time because the En faster than than they can be finished, is evidence that the goods are decid aid the Slough City’s faltering vet neat band stand and seats to accom the cases against the Standard Oil terprise is laying up for repairs. Land for sale in s r.ill tracts near company. The fight has just be edly up to the standard odate about 400. They have cleared erans, made the first run for Marsh The new boat is a beauty in every town. A. Haberly Sufficient orders are now ¡lending field in the second inning after th grounds and otherwise im- gun.’’ respect and will be welcomed on Diego of J. I. Savage of It is supposed that Sims received to keep the mills in operation to Ralph Myers had brought in the pi >ved the ¡Tue making it a very this run by business men who are mention was 1 last week whom first score for Bandon. Bandon made attractive park, ami will give Sun his in truction from /Attorney Gen interested in cheaper freight rates. their fullest capacity, and they will the Daily has secured a positio be rushed as rapidly as possible one in the Sth inning on day afternoon concerts there when eral Bonapaite, as he mnounced re The boat is solidly built and is has sent Times at Marshfield cently that he could make no state The big industry s one of which Causley’s 3rd base hit. In the Sth there are no other attractions. This propelled by two powerful gaso to California for his mother, brother ment until he had conferred with all Bandon feels justly proud, and if inning a very regrettable exhibition is a very laudable work on the part line engines, each of which is 75 Mr. conditions continue as they appear and sister to come to Coos. of general rottenness on the part of the band and their efforts will be Bonaparte. horse power engine, but tested 85 Savage and his brother are looking The first new cases to be taken up at present, it will not be long until it greatly appreciated by the people of of the Marshfield management oc horse power. The boat is strong will be necessary to enlarge the toward the purchase of a farm suit The curred when they attempted to Ba ndon as we are much in need of will be those in Tennessee, and is so built as to draw but little able for their purposes, fruit raising trials plant. will be held at Jackson, in coerce their umpire, a regular mem a park, No doubt the Sunday af- more water when loaded as when being a part of their design. Mrs. ber of the Marshfield team , named ternoon concerts will be well attend- that state November 8. These empty. She draws about five feet If you want a first-class shave or Savage and daughter will arrive in cases involve 1,500 counts and ed. Goldie, to allow’ two extra runs of water fore, and seven feet aft an up-to-date hair cut call on Harry a few days. w ill be prosecuted by Special Coun Goldie, how- clearly not earned, We are doing business now and sel James H. Wilkerson. The ac when empty, and with 100 tons she Morrison, next door to postoffice. ever sent the men back, tlius par- want your trade. We will treat you drew only a little over five feet fore Here is a Stunner F or S ale —160 acres improved tially redeeming a record filled right. Try us. Suits, hats and ties tion will be pushed forward as rap and seven feet-eight inches aft. farm, with two wagons, three milch w ith errors and showing that his cleaned and pressed. Ladies work idly as possible. The following “Coquille Special’’ cows, four yearlings, three calves, Attorney-General Bonaparte has W anted —A fresh milk cow. mistakes had been of judgment a specialty. Bandon Pantatorium. appeared in the Portland Telegram of one horse, and farming implements. wired District Sims as follows: Harvey James, Bandon, Oregon. rather than of intention. Page of July 23 and is certanly amusing to Price $3.500. Inquire of Bandon “I feel that you and your assist Bandon, who umpired jointly with Good Roads Convention the local fansaud every one else who Mr and Mrs B L Francisco of Cal vestment Corporation. ants have done everything possible Goldie, gave entire satisfaction to knows any thing about the situation: ifornia arrived in Bandon last Mon Hon. Austin T. Buxton of For to protect the interests of the both sides. During the chewing Following is the “Coquille Special’’ day and intend to locate here. Mr MRS. GERALDINE MORRIS. match »that ensued upon Manager est Grove, Master of the (Iregon government and promote justice. Francisco had planned to look “Coquille beat Marshfield here McKeown’s insistance that he be al State Grange, will personally at I w ill write to you fully on the sub around awhile before purchasing any VOICE CULTURE Sunday 5 to 4. North Bend journeyed to Bandon and was beaten 3 to o. Artistic Singing with Pure lowed to dictate the decisions of his tend the Good Roads Conference to ject as soon as the opinion comes property but changed his mind upon Bandon is doing things of late since Italian Method. own umpire, the Marshfield police be held in the Convention Hall of to hand.” getting acquainted with the resources force in the person of a very con the Portland Commercial Club Aug. Second hand upright piano ¡or of the country and is looking for a Wil) be at Mrs. Stevenson's Wednes Manager Bedillion returned from Portland with 11 imported men.” nth, and he is anxious that each temptible individual named Condron, sale on monthly payments of $5-00. small tract of land that will suit his days and Thursdays. subordinate or local grange in the appeared and proceeded to shoot Enquire of J. E. Walstroin, Cen purposes. things up generally. The scene that State send one delegate, and he tral Warehouse. took place there was regretted by requests that such delegate be Band Concert A. S. Huey, the optician, comes Marshfield and Bandon people alike, named at once and report made well recommended, not only having BANDON Olt EGON with expressions of maniacal rage, to W L Crissey at Portland The Bandon Concert Band will complied with the state laws, but County Judge Goodin of Wash Capital, »25.000 the officer who appeared to have he has a special certificate from the give an open air concert on the ington county is also interested in gone insane struggled tip and dow n state board of examiners as a street every Saturday night that the BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. L. Kronenbrrg, President. J Denholm, Vice the field flourishing an automatic the Good Roads Conf rence and recognization of his ability, which w’eather is favorable. President; F. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank Flam, T. P. Manly. Let every A general hanking business transacted and customers given every accommodation con Colts in the attempt to shoot some pledges a delegation of from 12 to is held by’ few in the state. body attend. sistent with safe and conservative banking 20 representative Washington body, and no doubt would have ■----- OOO----- CORRESPONDENTS: rhe American National Bank, of San Francisco, (Lalif; 1'. H. Van Norden will move his succeeded, had lie not been forcibly County citizens. Baker City, Junc Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New York jewelry store into the new Selmer Presbyterian Church restrained by dozens of his towns tion City, Eugene, Albany and building as soon as it is completed men who knew of his insane dis many other points promise good Services w ill be held next Sunday which will probably be about Aug. position under conditions of excite delegations and there is every as morning and evening at the usual 15th. He will have all new ment, anti in desperation forced surance of the best meeting ever hours 11 am and 8 p m. Christian En fixtures and will have one of the his gun hand into the air and held in Portland. finest jewelry stores in southwestern deavor at 7 p. m. Strangers are rushed him off the field. The Oregon. especially invited to worship with grand stand filled with screaming Lecture Much Enjoyed us. I am still doing bus.ness at the women and crying children was ------ OQO------- same old place; first door west of with difficulty restrained from a mad The lei lure given at the M. E live saving station. I am better TEien. see Notice. stampede that might have cost church, Tuesday evening by Rev. prepared to serve the public in my lives but for the cooler heads of Gordon, was greatly enjoyed by all Water for irrigating purposes, others. present. Mr Gordon's subject was line than ever before, dealing in washing windows and sprinkling the both ladies' and gentlemans ’ shoes, Both teams played well and’ with "Humor and Pathos of Courtship,” streets and sidewalks will be allowed the exception of third baseman Mc and he handled it with wonderful’ and sell at prices that defy compe only between 7 and 8 o'clock in the (EXPERT PIANO TUNER ) Cutcheons holding Causley down skill, showing both the humorous tition. Repair shop up-to-date and evening. Anyone found using work done at lowest prices. M. when the latter slid to 3rd. spoiling and pathetic sides in a marked water [or these purposes at any Hare your Piano timed by the local man. trill sign Mr. < Gordon .is a Bruer. a home run, there was a good exhibi d< gn e. contract to keep Pin n o in first c!uss condition. tiro tun other hour in the day, or faucets pleasant speaker and his tion of sportsmanlike ball. ings ir near for, A! .7 a tuning. .7/7 work dual a- Dance Saturday Night found open in useless waste, water hearers are always wi ll rewank ford teed . / trill call on you, at once, write or sec rue will be shut off and a penalty of on»' attending his services and ie< tures Packing Butter There w ill 1» a daneg hi the Bank dollar attached for Uirning it on W. P. FuHif's pure prepared hall .Saturday «Aeifing. The Sea again. • Leave your order at BOÍLE S Th<’ Bandon Creamery will pay side Orchestra will furnish the paint fol s^le C V.’LoWe. B akdon L ight A W ater C o . the top price for packing butter and * ¿3d .music. Tickets 50 cents. . ( ret on Bandon •a; 4i will buy it m any quantity. a WOOLEN MILLS BANK OF BANDON Have You a Good Piano? I. A. TURNELL JEWS? 'Ï STORE a a •• a o © • * • • • •• « • • o © • • • • .• a a a a o • • a • •• a o 9 © 4 ©
