Bandon recorder., September 03, 1908, Page 1, Image 1

Volume XXIV.
BANDON,
OREGON,
THURSDAY,
every town in the United States
every one.
By Water from Roseburg
of consequence. He also took oc­
Finally after he had insulted all
casion to express his appreciation
the players and several spectators
S. W. Purdy, and two otbei
of the great opportunities and ad­
the game started.
gentlemen whose jiames we did not
vancement in Coos county, which,
In the first inning the Coquillers earn, came irom Roseburg the first
as’he expressed it, werq far beyond
scored two runs—Bandon none. of the week on a camping tour.
his anticipations.
Washburn did excellent service for These thfee gentlemen started rum
After the address, Miss Winnie Big Crowd Witnesses Game Coquille in this inning, by calling Roseburg in a canvas boat, anil
Formally Turned over to McNair sang a solo, which was
One of Finest Vessels Sail.
a man safe at h me on a forced sailed down the Umpqua river to
highly appreciated and she was
run, who was out by two feet, much its mouth, then walkej across tin
Lodge Work Saturday
ing on the Pacific
given a demonstrative encore.
Washburn the Wonder” to the disgust of the entire crowd.
country carrying their boat to the
Impromptu speeches wire given
Bandon tied in the 2d, but from sloughs enter ng Coos Bay, then
stirs up quite a little
Night
Coast
by a number of visiting brethern
then on Jordan’s arm went lame and across to the Coquille river and down
from other lodges in Coos county
excitement.
he was relieved
in the 5th by to Bandon. The interesting feature
and elsewhere, and another feature
Schofield.
of the journey was the fact that they
of the program which was greatly
Coquille had the game won on came all the w ly fro
Roseburg •ML MAKE REGULAR TRIPS 10 THI5PÍRT
GRANO CHANCELLOR MOSER PRESENT enjoyed was the violin music by
merits after the 7th inning and at by water, with the exception of
NOBODY HORT
O. O. Howell, with Gus Gross at
the close of the 7th had 9 runs io seven miles which tlity walked
the piano as accompanist.
thgir credit.
across the cotfntry carrying their
l he new Twin Screw Steamer
Last but not least on the even­
Bandon easily belonged to the
The game totalled up to 11 runs boat.
Ever)
bod)
1
in
Bandon
w
ho
ever
saw
Fifield
came into Bandon Tuvsu.iy
Knights of Pythias Saturday even­ ing’s program was the big banquet
Io Coquille and 4 for Bandon.
a
ball
game
or
knew
anthing
about
>ti
her
first trip n> from S ul Fran
ing, the occasion being the dedica­ in the dining hall where the tables
Good hitting was done on both
Campaign Fund Slow.
one,
that
could
rake
together
enough
isco,
.¡nd fiom the throngs of pen­
tion of the fine new hall, by Delphi groaned under the good things to
sides each team getting ten. Strike
change
to
cover
the
day
’
s
expenses,
ile
who
were on the dock to ■
eat. Covers were laid I for about
Lodge No. 64.
outs were few and bases on balls,
Chicago, Aug. 31—There is an
filled
up
all
the
river
boats
last
Sun
­
'¡er
come
in, it was evident that
The local lodge had been making 300 and even at that I there were
seldom.
aching void in the campaign cotters of
day
anil
accompanied
the
Bandon
her
appearance
was greatly tippriTi;:-
I
had to
preparations for the great event for so many present that they
The Coquille players behaved like noth the Republican anti Dem
team
to
Coquille
to
witness
the
ed
by
the
Bandon
people.
some time and when the ti me came be filled up a couple of times be-
ball players should, but a good pei ■ icratic parties, according . to poli­
deciding
game
for
the
pennant
in
The
I'
ifield
is
not
only a com
everything was in readiness, and the fore all were fed, but in anticira-
cent of the crowd was inclined * to tical gossip today in the two big
the
Coos
county
league.
mandilig
vessel
irom
point of size,
tion
of
the
big
crowd,
the lodge
ceremony was conducted in a digni­
throw little sarcastic remarks at the camps, and the leaders are b. ginning
That
the
game
was
decided
before
but
is
a
‘
e.iutiful
vessel
as well and
members,
assisted,
by
their wives
fied manner which is indicative of
Bandon players, and Washburn to knit their brows over the outlook.
it
began
was
made
evident
to
sev
­
ails
on
the
seas
with
as
great ease
and
sweethearts
had
prepared
plea
ty
the progressiveness of this noble
introduced another stunt by throwing Both campaigns thus tar have been
eral
wise
ones
as
soon
as
the
boats
¡s
any
that
ply
along
the
Pa -i .c
and
to
spare,
so
that
all
did
eat
and
order.
insults at the pitcher whi e at work. conducted on an extremely , onser-
tied
up
at
the
landing
in
Coquille.
coast.
On
her
way
up
fr<
111 Sail
were
filled,
and
there
were
probably
The meeting was called to order
This is contrary to the rules and vative financial basis,* the niana-
The
good-people
of
Bandon
were
Francisco,
she
easi.y
pas-ed
every
-
more
than
twelve
baskets
of
the
by Harry Morrisson. Chancellor
regulations of base ball, and if any gers being hopeful all along that the
met
by
a
lot
>7
would-be
sports
who
tiling^
in
the
way
and
proved
her
fragments.
Commander of Delphi lodge, who
one deserved to be put off the conditions would
improve and
sell to be one of the fa-.est boats on
Tne hall of Delphi Lodge No. 64, were never known to bet a cent in ground he was the man.
turned the work over to Gus C.
money be ,f< rthcoming when the
their
lives
before,
each
one
with
lhe waters.
K.
of
P.
is
certainly
a
monument
Moser, of Portland, Grand Chancel­
campaign began to spread through­
She is 176 feet long by 39 foot
lor of the Grand Domain of Ore­ to the integrity of the order in his little seven cents in his hand
out the country.
But something
Ball Players Leave.
beam and has a it foot depth of
this city and is a building to which whining around ¡ill over the street
gon.
seems to have dampened the ardor
look ¡tie for a bet.
Everybody
The beautiful dedicatory ceremon­ every citizen of our town points
of the rich partisans who in former hold, with a 500 horse power
The most of the Bandon ball play­
wanted to bet, anyway, or anything,
with
pride,
whether
he
be
a
member
ies were then conducted under the
years have opened their wallets for engine; her carrying capacity is 700,-
they didn't care as they knew’ it was ers left Thursday on the Fifield for
000 feet of lumber and she has first
of
the
lodge
or
not.
direction of the Grand Chancellor,
liberal amounts and there seems no
a sure thing, ahd several unfortunates San Francisco, and irom there will
class accotir datious for 26 passo I-
assisted by members of the local
proceed to their various places of immediate prospect of loosening gers, with hot and çold water in
were
corralled
and
trimmed.
lodge, after which a program was
strings. Furthermore, the wealthy
The Margaret Iles Co.
While all the betting was going residence.
carried out.
corporations are out of it. fotbilklen every state room.
Several ot them aie students at
on, the question of “umpire” never
The Fifield will make regular
to lend their aid, which makes the
Hon. R. E. L. Bedillion pre-
arose in the minds of the Bandonians the “California” in Berkley and
ten
day trips between Bandon and
prospect more sombre s’ill.
The fact that Bandon play goers
sided over this part of the meeting
who were being so skillfully robbed; will resume their college work,
Sa
1
Francisco, thus makii g travel­
Up to this time the Democratic
and announced that Attorney C. appreciate the performance of the
but after all the money and valuables while others will take up other pur­
ing accomodations much better than
national committee has taken tn
R. Wade would give the address Margaret Iles Co. more than any
in sight had been collected and suits of life.
they have ever been before, a fact
about
$25,000, which added to the
of welcome. Mr. Wade’s address troup that has ever been here was
The Bandon base ball boys have
thrown in the pool, then a large
that will be extremely gratifying to
balance of $60,000 left from the
was well delivered and made every­ again demonstrated Wednesday
crowd of brave Coquillers hemmed conducted themselves as gentlemen
the traveling public.
Denver convention fund amounts to
one present feel that the glad hand ’•night when the opera house was
in a few law abiding citizens from during the whole season, and they
Capt. Jenesen, well known here,
85,000, with which to ]>ay the
of Friendship, Charity and Be­ packed to its fullest capacity to see
the little ocean town and in a chorus were by odds the fastest aggregation
has charge oi the boat and h.s
expenses of a $500,000 campaign.
nevolenee was extended to them, them put on the great Sweedish
as one voice said:
“Now wev’e in the Coos County League, and
pa: t oi his old 1 rew who have been
The Republican m uiagers have on
to the fullest extent that the words comedy, Ole Olson, and from the
gpt your money - Washburn is going the fact that they did not win the
sailing with him for years: Mr,
hand a small but comfortable sum,
could mean.
The address of wel­ constant applause of the audience
pennant was no fault of their play­
to umpire.”
Rydn.an, 1st officer; F. Christensen,
contributed mostly by Charles 1’.
come was responded to by Grand it was evident that everyone was
Washburn was a stranger to most ing, but pure lu :k on the part of
Stewart. The chief engineer, Ml.
Taft, but it is much less than is
Chancellor Moser, who congratulated well pleased. Every part of the play
people aud several discussions arose Coquille, for so far as playing is
Chadovlgy is making his first trip
usually in the treasury at this stage
the lodge at Bandon upon their was in efficient hands and each in­
as to whether he had or not taken concerned, Coquille never had a
to Bandon.
of the game, and there is little more
enterprise in
erec ing such an dividual proved a master of his or
out his naturalization [wipers, was a look in.
in sight.
'
imposing structure, wnich is easily, her character. One of the pleasing
It is with deep regret that we Ban
trusty, or just merely out on parol.
one of the finest 'for the size of the features of the evening was the
T. I». Wheeler is moving his njd
But laying aside any of the above don people lose the base ball boys
Is
Your
Property
For
Sale?
town in the Northwest. Mr. Moser playing of the Bandon Concert Band
est.^
office into the Anderson build­
suppositions, one of two things is from our city, but should any or all
Wo are conallntly receiving Inquiries frcm all
dwelt extensively upon the grand which is always very acceptable to
ing
Tross
from the post-office’ He is
certain, either Washburn is a wonder­ of them ever see fit to come ba<^» lo nartsof rhe United State« lor Farm«, Vineyard« and
Country and City Homes on the Pacific Coast. If
work the Knights of Pythias music lovers.
lifting
it
up
nicely for the business
ful umpire, and if known a- little this city they will receive the glad your property 1« fOr.,ale we »hall ho glad to place it
on
ourltst,
and
put
you
In
direct
correspondence
with
lodge is doing in a general way and
and
will
be
pleased
to see his friend,
The Iles Co. will be here again more would be in great demand in hand of welcome from every one.
a large number of possible buyers. Address,
I
stated that from the single lodge next Wednesday evening when they
and
patrons
.it
his
new
quarters.
4 COUNTRY JOURNAL PUB. CO,
The boys were tend' red a farewell TOWN
the big leagues to originate new
330 JACKSON ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
of a few members organized in 1864 will play “Under the Lion’s Paw.’’
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ideas and revolutionize the scienc dance in the Oriental Hall Wednes
by Mr. Rathbone, the order has They will no doubt be greeted with
day
evening.
of baseball, or else he is about the
grown until it now numbers 700- a crowded house
poorest excuse of an attempt of an
000 members, and has lodges in
umpire that ever had nerve enough
Married Men Vs. Single Men
to stand behind a pitcher and try
to distinguish a ball from a strike.
Although the base ball season,
After the mob had climbed six or
so far as league games are concerned
seven barbed wire fences that were
is a thing of the past yet Bandon
strung along at various intervals fans have the satisfaction of knowing
between the main thoroughfare and that they wiP get to see one more
the athletic park, and- were seated game which promises to be a hum
uncomfortably in the grandstand, n-.er, when the married men and
Mr. Washburn, having put on his single men cross bats on the local
makeup pranced nimbly out in front diamond, Sunday September 13. •
of the crowd and spoke as follows:
Both teams have been practicing
“Ladies and Gents, The Batteries for the event and are in lhe pink of
for today is - for Coquille Gardner condition and the game will be a
Is now located in his new quarters in
and Thomas; for Bandon Jordan hotly contested one.
and
Oswill — PL AY BAL L.”
the Sellmer Building next to the Post
Don’t fail to come out and see it,
Directly after this, Washburn and bring all vour tooting capacity
Office and will carry a complete line of
thought it would be a fine idea to for there will be lots of chance to
Have
to think how
have Ralph Myers put out of the use it.
Solid Silverware, Jewelry, Watches
ji
game, before it started, and pro­
I
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new
furniture
to
and Clocks.
ceeded to follow up ¡dong this line
Masquerade at Rink
by going over to the bench and
of
home
telling Myers to shutup.
The
Masquerade
at
the
Rink
last
Myers
POST CARDS
hadn't said anything but he told Friday night was well attended
just
want
him to “shutup” in case he might, by both spectators and maskers.
to
your home comfortable
An
argument ensued between
The prize was the use < 4 a pair
One of the finest displays of Post Cards in
these two gentlemen and Manager of skates for the remainder of th'’
Coos County is on exhibit in this store
at
same time beautiful.
Bedillion stepped in to act as arbi­ year and was won by Miss Nora
i
trator but was shoved aside with Gibson, hers being the most comical
neatness and dispatch by the umpire. costume.
Friends and the general public are invited,
•f
Then lie want« d to put Mr. Bedillion
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EVERYTHING
IN
THE
FURNITURE
LINE
to call and see the new store
clear off the ground — these were two
Mrs. M. E Dygert, who has
new rules initiated by Washburn, been in Portland for the last couple
■ f
BANDQN FINITI RK STORK
but to his utter disappointment they of weeks, selecting her winter stock
^met with disapproval with almost of millinery, arrived home Sunday.
K. OF P. HALL
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SEPTEMBER,3 1908.
FIRST TRIP
«HP
F.'H. Van Norden
THE Jeweler & Watchmaker
you .stopped
much nice,
adds
the attractiveness
the
?
We have
what you
make
and
the
See our fine line of Morris Chair .
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