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Volum» XXIV
tMbscription list and there are
some who have
signified their
intention to subscribe but as y< t
have not done so, but will no doubt
turn in their plege in a few days.
The R ecorder is in receipt of a
letter from San Francisco parties
who are interested in this project,
John Roach, th« Diver, Sue- which may prove of interest later on
THE ROCK BLOWN
OREGON, THURSDAY,
»
AUGUST 27, 100«.
Number 35
tendance, 91 members for tiie As
Coos Co. Teacher’s Institute sociation
This Annual In-tiuite is consiih 1
The opi ning exercises of the An eil one of the most successful ever
nual Lacher's Institute were held held in Coos anil was enjoyed by
at 9 o'clock Tuisd.iv morning Aug many visilOiaas well a- In the teach
Î 18th at Myrtle Point.
itrs present.
R osa B ing am t\
Some of the ablest instructors in
the state were pres nt, including
Garden Spot of
The
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Slate Supt J. II. Ackerman of
Earth Says an Easter a
Bandon Again Victorious
Salem, Prof. Robinson of Portlani
ceeds in Shattering
Prof. Aider man of Eugene, Pi of.
Visitor
Concrete Contract for School
In one of the fastest games evet
Raub
of
North
Reml
and
Supt.
Obstruction
House
I played in the Coos County League,
Bunch of this county.
iB
the Bandon team took the boy ol
DEVELÜ?
l
.
WILL
THE
CO«
The time w.is divided between
The contract tor the concrete and
? Marshfield into camp last Sunday
the instructors and during the three
foundation work for Bandon's new
I on the Marshiiekl diamond i>y a
ays very interesting lectures wen score of 2 to 1.
WILL NOW HAVE OPEN STREAM $25,000 school house was let at
"C00-. eou it is («m I .
given
on
the
best
11
ethods
of
teach
i
be the
.i< n sp ■ ' >'•
the meeting of the school boaril
Bandon outplayed Marsfc. l .
ing
the
various
branches,
School
said an ■
r
,ihe <
Wednesday evening. A. G. Erick­
every stage of the game and w
Government, Hygiene, etc.
>■ t
w
I10
ha»
;
been
h.
;
a
son
was
given
the
contract,
his
bid
One of the greatest obstructions
I entitled to a shut out game as t
Mr.
<_
has
Jones
of
Salem,
et
itot
looking
0V1
r
the
dtnati
to the perfectness of the Bandon being $2775.00, this includes foun­
one score Marshfield did get w
of the Oregon Teacher’s Monthly
view of mvc-ting soln. Di­
harbor was removed last Thursday dation, concrete work and window
J handed to them by the umpire wl
was
present
in
the
interest
of
tin
Georgia
Harper
‘You certainly have tin
afternoon, when John Roach, the and door frames in the basement.
did every thing in Ins power
Monthly.
He
conducted
the
singing
here,
such as timber, mini
Mr. Erickson will begin the
celebrated diver from San Francisco,
The favorite actress, Georg’a thus contributing largely toward the help Marshfield win, but was 11
ing
la
d, fruit land, ani
successfully blasted out the big work at once and it will be rushed Harper, will present Paul Kester’s
successful, owing to the supenori
pleasure
of
all.
tr'
everything that makes
rock in the Coquille River channel, ) to completion as rapidly as possible,
of the Bandon boys.
popular comedy
drama “Nell
Tuesday
evening
the
local
teach
near the bar.
This rock has been The school board has worked very Gynne” at the Opera House Sunday
Jordan, for Bandon, pitched a rich. I have visited <’o
ers
and
business
men
of
Myrtk
the Coquille River valley
hard
on
the
school
house
proposition
an eyesore to steamboat traffic for
evening. Th is play is of the pleasant Point gave the teachers a reception good game, only allowing the Marsh­ great indications ol pros
years, and now it is so completely and are entitled to much credit for variety and has had long and suc­
field aggregation four hits and hi
We enjoyed an in­
demolished that nothing is left ol it their success in securing a bid so cessful runs in every city in the in the hall
was given gilt edged support both sei lions, ' regardless of the
teresting program ot music, reci­
to mar the smooth passage of boats low on the concrete work, and yet United States.
throughout the game. Thiele pitched 1 hat there lias been a stringency
tations,
etc
then
repairing
to
the
elsewhere.”
with
the
assurance
that
the
work
up to the dock, after they have
Nell is a character well worth the banquet room, proceeded to stow a good game ior Marshfield but
“One thing 1 have noticed and
will be properly done, as Mr. Erick­
come in over the bar.
attention of any actr ss and has away large quantities of fried he was touched up for eight hits
that is the thrift of your peo,a
The blasting of the rock was not son thoroughly understands the been played by some of our best
by the Bandon team.
chicken,
sandwiches,
salads,
pickles,
work
and
will
give
entire
satisfaction.
only a useful accomplishment, but
The two scores made by the honu Especially is this true of your
actresses. Miss Harper’s ability to olives, cake coffee, ice cream, etc.,
citv of Bandon. ¡he fact that
The
only
other
business
of
im-
was a picturesque scene as well.
act is so well known that it is not all of which we enjoyed to such a team were made in the first anil
The powder was put onto the rock mportance at the Wednesday even­ necessary to say that she will play
second innings, while Marshfield's are making arrangements to 1
degree that most of us stayed awake
and the fuse lighted, and when the ing meeting was the issuing of an the part.
lone score was handed them in tin the c indition of your barb
the
remainder
of
the
night
“
just
et
evidence that you are iletern
order
for
$300,
to
go
toward
paying
explosion came it sent the water
The story of the play is interest­ thinking ’ about those good things. seventh
to
have
connections
w
ith
the
for
the
excavation
work
which
is
al
­
gushing many feet in the air, re­
Twice during the game the Bait
ing as well as entertaining, a short
Wednesday evenings session was
side world whether Mr. I lari
ready completed.
minding one of a great geyser.
synopsis relates a few cX the inci­ held in the church and consisted of don boys seemed to be in deep
The explosion was of such ter­
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water. At one time there was a man ever builds a railroad or not.
dents as follow.
a
short
program
given
by
the
teach
rific force that it rattled the windows
on third and one on second with a good thin, to be indepenik i t
During the time of King Charles
Died
ers
after
which
Professor
Robinson
HI-
in the houses all over town, and
nobody cut, but at these crucial to go ahead and show yenr
II, Nell Gynne is an orange girl
lectured
on
Soil
Culture
as
applied
1 think this wi
thousands of fish in the river were
periods Jordan stepped in ai 1 did dependence.
on the streets of London, she is in
to
children.
Professor
Aid
-rinan
more
to
bring
Mr
Hartima 1 to
killed by the shock, people going
The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. love with a young nobleman, Sir
whirlwind work in the box, and
followed
with
a
talk
on
School
and
than
anything
that
could I e c
out in boats and hauling them in by G. Brandon was made sad Thurs­ Roger Fairfax, who is beti othed to
every man in the team stoo, I. find
Home.
the hundreds.
day morning as the result of the one of the ladies of the English
his gun and each time they sue I have been in all the towns ot
The session Thursday evening was
county anil while Marshiiekl, Norti
The blasting of this rock marks death of their two months old son, Court. Fairfax has an enemy in the
ceeded in pulling themselves out.
similar to that of Wednesday even
the beginning of a great campaign Walter Lawrence.
All bets were declaied off before Berni, .Coquille and Myrtle Point a 1
person of Sir Jeffrys, one of the
ing
in
program
State
Supt.
Acker
­
of work to be done
on the bar
The little fellow was born in Kings prime ministers, on account
the game started as it was known all good towns and destim’d to ia
man
delivered
an
intensely
inteiest
and channel of the Bandon harbor. Pino Grande, Calif., and but very of the latter’s hatred for Fairfax’s
that Goldie, the umpire, was in- crease at a rapid rate, yet I b< liv-
ing
address
in
which
he
presented
The pile jetty which has been recently was brought here by his father, Nell saves him by the help
dined to favor
Marshfield and Bandon stands a better chance
plans
now
in
progress
for
remodel
spoken of a number of times in the parents. He was ill only a few of the King who falls in love with
would throw the game to them it become a city than any of then
ing
u)
building
and
completing
our
You have the harbor here . nd you
R ecorder will be rushed to com­ hours, during which time every- her, Fairfax wins his bride, Nell
possible.
State
School
System.
pletion just as rapidly as arrange­ thing possible was done for him but ascends the throne and all ends
The attack ou Ralph Myers was have the resources as w
Mr. Ackerman is a very able
ments can be made, and when this all to no avail.
happily.
only another evidence of tne dis­ enterprise. Your pay ro!
speaker
and
is
conducting
a
cam
is done, according to good authority,
The bereaved parents have the
Each member of Miss Harper’s
graceful stunts that Marshfield is great boon to a town an
paign
of
most
insured
interest
to
there will be at least twenty feet of sympathy of a Urge circle of friends supporting company will have a
capable of putting up, and shows new industries that are 1
the
tax
payers
as
well
as
to
the
water ou the bar and in the chan­ in their hour of sadness.
part well suited to him.
Joseph
the extreme cow trdice of their coming in, ther • is evei
schools
of Oregon.
to believe that your pay
nel, which will permit very large
Detrick will take the part of King
w hole bunch of fans.
On
Thursday
the
Coos
county
get
larger every year, ai
vessels to come into this port.
Charles II and his past efforts in
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teachers
were
presented
a
beautiful
what makes business."
There will be something definite Blumenrother is Fire Warden the leading roles has made him a
There will be a special trai 1 from
“I have a little money to invi st
banner, from the Oregon State
to announce in this co nnectionn the
prim» favorite. George Barrell, one
Marshfield
to
Coquille
Sun
­
and
I think I will put it into the
near future, as plans are being ar­
Gol. C. T.
Blumenrother of of the best character actors in the Teachers Association, in honor of
Copuille
valley, tor land or pt >, î
day
morning
and
a
boat
ranged at a rapid rate and the work Bandon has been appointed fire business will be seen as Percival, a Coos County having the highest
erty
in
some
of your thriving towns,
to
Bandon
for
al!
who
desire
percent of membership according to
will no doubt be commenced at an warden for Coos county. Anyone strolling player.
for 1 am sure a man cannot mi it
the number of teachers in the to remain over at the fair and return wherever he mav choose to in.' t
early date.
desiring permits to burn slashings
Lord Lovelace will be in the
at that time.
in this section."
There is need 'of a little more can obtain same by calling at his capable hands of Harry C. Bradley. county.
The
banner
is
about
two
feet
by
money yet to complete the $6,000 office in Bandon.
In presenting this play the mana­
gement has mounted it in thoroughly three feet and is made of blue silk
trimmed in gold cord, tassels and
metropolitan style, the scenery for
fringe and is nicely mounted and
each act being carried especially
framed. On the upper part of thr
for this piece, making a background
banner are three pictures.
Each
gorgeous and beautiful to behold,
picture
is
in
colors
and
is
bordered
The costumes are also a feature,
each one being a counter part for with gold.
On the left is the picture of an old j
the ones used during the time of
log
school house. On the right e
King Charles II.
a
beautiful
modern one The center
Other plays to be presented during
one
is
a
bust
pictuie of Horace
Miss Harper’s engament will be
THE Jeweler 4 Watchmaker
“Lady of Quality," “Quo Vadis," Mann, surrounded by a laurel
“Mysterious Mr. Bugle," “Trilby," wreath, On the lower part of th«
“Camille" and “The Little Min­ wreath lies the crossed pen and
sword, all emblem • of success
ister.”
Is now located ia his new quarters in
small
white book lies on
Tickets 25 cents and 50 cents,
the Sellmer Building next to the Post
crossed
pen and sword on which
For sale at Mar’s Confectionery
y
is
printed
the follow ing quotation
Store.
Office and will carry a complete line ai
:
the
future
from Horace Mann: “Let
Solid Silverware, Jewelry, Watch
Art Club
Be
generation be my client.' ”
Have you stopped to think hovz
three
scrolls
of
neath
these
are
and Clocks»
Mrs. Dal Morse
e ntertained gold on which is printed “Ore-
much nice, new furniture adds to
the Art Club last Thursday after- gon State Teachers Association
the attractiveness of the home?
nooa at her cosy home on Aber- Still farther below this are two
nathy St.
smaller scrools of gold
contain
We have just what you want
Mrs. Morse, assisted by her ing the words “Western Division'
daughter and Mrs. P. C. Stephenson, and between these scrolls of gold is
to make your home comfortable ; r c‘
served an appetising lunch, consist­ the seal of Oregon. Altogether it is
ing of ham sandwiches, potato salad, a Ireautiful banner and something
at the same time beautiful. .
coffee and cake. Iu addition to the of whicn Coos county teachers are
ZriencU a»d tho jTal pvitta
àevaW
Club, Mrs. Morse entertained, Mrs. justly proud. It will remain in the
Mehl of Coquille and Mrs. C. B. office of Supt. Bunch as long as
V
to oull and too iho
tiora
EVERYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LI
Dwiggins of Finlay, Ohio.
Coos county leads in membership.
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This afternoon being their regular
At tire close of the Institute th«
recreation afternoon tlwy >ve plan following tekgr.qu watt sent to the
ning to picnic ia the Band i'ark.'
AatowatKH * «w teach«» Ml >4
FRON CHANNEL
F. H. Van Norden
See our fine line of Morris Cha’r