Bandon Recorder
Published Every Thursday Evening by th*
Burton, who is chairm in of the
RI v *T» »mt Harbors committee, and
that gentleman hail infor ned them I
1 P
n
fi III ¡i
■ ■
« 1 O . p r i, ■
*A *’ H "•*
j ')*■
:»,L
Now Is the Time
th*t he doubted if congress would Fere
be able to carry out all the projects
Lan dinari-
<
E KOPP,
•
Xdltor
for improvement, owing to lack of
Subscription, fl fit) par Year in Advaoea. Advnrtisiug Kat*« Mad*
funds.
Mr. Burton, according to IT HAS A STOartiY HISTORY.
Kuowu on Application. Job Printing a Specialty
the Saturday Evening Post, is one
Entered at the Bandon Poatofllc« aw tfaooud Ciaaa Matter.
of the “show me" type of congress $ hi. Picturesque Burial Place Has
Cirved as a Battleground as v/all as
THURSDAY
December 24, 1908 men and cares little for the interests
a Graveyar —Its Monuments, Covers
of rivers and harbors, unless he can
and Disconsolate Widows.
R. D. H ome ’ s paper, the Wed- writes, for we can view it in no other see some person «1 glory in carrying
1‘ere J :i* It.ti.se is the largest and
quite
th«* most litter« sting <«f the Paris
lie is
derbtirn Radium, has suspended light, when he insists that he has out the will of the people.
cemeteries mid named after tin- Jesuit
publication since the death of Mr. made no attack. Again we reiterate also a member of the Bankers and confessor of Louis XIV., who«, coun
] .ume. This was a good paper for that the election judges at Bandon Curiency committee, and as he his try seat o, cupied the site of the present
< li. , ! until the gruuud was made a
f place the si e of XVedderburn, and were men of honor, and as we said made a special study of the financi d « eni, ti y in Isol. It covers II«» acres
contained a great many newsy before there were honorable men of situation, it is said that he car« s of groin 1, is picturesque, but quite tin
■ oliunns in course of the year The both great parties on the board, and more for his membership in that lovely. Hare wrote about the tombs
that "might was their chief peculiar
J
j aper will be missed from our ex we do not propose to stand by and committee than f r his chairman
Ity mid that all the monuments looked
as
if
ea«
!i
family
hud
tried
to
pile
as
,
changes.
see them slandered by the Coos ship on the Riversand H »rbor.se«» n
mil' ll marble ns possible on to their
the author ot
deceased ret ■ t it es."
Bay Harbor or any other paper, niittee. He is
ere Lu, Haise has a stormy history..
S ays the Washington Star: “It's We will state that we Ttold the book on Financial Crises an I P r In 1‘ IM
I tin* 1,’iissians fought the I'rem h <
ici y difficult for some people to un writer of that article which has caused jods of Industrial ami Cominei ial there an«l
hem a beating. Hut
Ing the «'«ii.i ume the \ersailiais aid
terstand that the name of J. P. Mor the Harbor so many sleepless nights, Depression, and prides himself vi
Communards follkht several pitched
■0
th«* tombstones and did 1
That is all battles am.
gan can appear in a transaction w ith- that w<- were willing to publish it if highly on this work.
com Jerahli' latnago.
But it is not,
< ut implying that someone secured he would sign his name to it, but as well and good but
so much wii i the history of tin* ceuie 1
tery as wi.l. the |x*ople buried In it
a high financial rake off’’ When- yet he has not brought it in. The should know that one ot
that we Inn «• to «leal. A volume might I
• \er the inside facts about the Mor Mr. C— referred to is an honorable industries that prevent
be tilled with th«* mere list of all the i
I men and women buried in ,
gan transactions are disclosed, the gentleman, and we do not think he crises, is proper navigation facilities, celebrate
It, for, as Viet, r Hugo wrot«*, •'being |
<Jtlficul*y is obvious.—Telegram.
In 1‘ere I..i liaise Is like having
would knowingly say anything that especially in communities Alter«' buried
mahogany furniture a sign of eh* I
would cast reflection on his fellow there are no railroads, ami he might game.”
In 1‘ere Lin liaise the monument I
It is not that to which we be able to get a lesson on finance l»v which
T o . mmorow will be Christmas, citizens.
attracts most visitors is that of |
giving this subject proper study. Abelard ami Ilcloise, th«* two most fa
t« e day looked foiward to by the object in the attitudejof the Harbor,
Anyhow, it is to be hoped that con mous lovers iii I he world. The monu
BIGGER PACKAGE
youths of the land, and some who in this attack, but, we desire them
ment was first «Tented G37 yem'H after
gress
will
see
fit
to
do
its
full
duty
BETTER GOODS
their «leatli ami brought to 1‘ere La-
• >e n t so young. The Christmas to understand that we are running
chaise lu T-17 from the museum where
on
the
rivers
and
harbors
question,
1 me is also the one when people as our own paper and not acting on
It had bi'en «luring th«* revolufit n. An
a lule let loose of their money, but the suggestion of the Harbor or any regardless ot what Mr. Burton re other famous lover, Alft'e«l d«* Musset,
The Modern Company, Marshfied, Ore Disribuors
lies burhsl not far from th«* two wil
it is usually with the idea of making other contemporary. WE PRINT commends, and if they do, a good lows over th«* graves of Ilcloise and
appropriat on will be forth coming Abelard. David, the painter; Ilachel
some one happy, and according to THE TRUTH and mind our own
tin* actress; Balzac, Scribe, Michelet
«air ancient philosophers that is the business and ask the Harbor to do for the Coquille river, Coos Bay and and many other well known folk li«*
at hand.
Admiral Sir Sydney
In their last iditorial in fact many other places. The near
summum bonum or highest good to the same.
Smith, Lot«! Seymour ami other well
l e obtained.
In this as in majty they admit defeat, as they started ports where railroad transportation known Englishmen are lo be found in
other portions of th«» «emetery, whih*
other things our ancient philosopic out to prove something and have is out of the question are the ones literature is represented not only by
brethern were not far wrong, and made a miserable failure of the that should receive preference, and great author*:, but l«y lz*surques, the
victim of Imbosi- in tin* famous legal
the examples they set are well worth s ime and are now trying to hide be Coos county’s two ports are among Lyons Mail imbroglio.
But I'ere Lai h ti c has mor«* roman <
patterning. There is no more beau hind a bush and justify their actions. those. The special representatives than
in its tombstones
«’htttii g on,
from
this
county
to
congress
seem
«lay with otic of the old soldiers wh
tiful thought nor worthy act than an We hope for their own sake they
to be doing their duty and we sin are the keepers of this grim p.trk
endeavor lo make somone happy. will try to get wise before they but
learned some curious facts ilmut i
cerely hope they may succeed 111
"We never have a dull moment.' C
The altruist is worth more to the in again on this or any other paper.
HOME GROWN and CALIF FRUITS, HAM, BACON
man said. “You may think that «tit
getting what they may go after.
v.orld than a thousand pessimists or
tfrm* h«*re is monotonous. bill you are
AND LARD.
quite wrong If you do so.
bi'gin
selfish creatures, we admire thtm
with, there are the burgla
Th«*
N ever did the prospects fo
FINE CANDIES & TOBACCO
1 ot only for their noble deeds, but
cemetery Is overrun with them, There
An Absurd Law
building
up a greater Bandon than
are throe kinds of burglars,
There
tor the example they set. Christmas
JOHN FERNOGLIO,
-
Proprietor
I t
know tire th«* connoisseurs who 1 often get
now
seem
probable.
The
resources
away with valuable prizes, , for you
is a good time to show one’s al
why the law should permit a man to will be surprised at the works <«f art
ii uisrn, as there are always some of this country are becoming more shoot fifty ducks in a day and then of small siz<* which people put In their
who are needy, and that a little re and more recognized every day, anc punish him if he sells them. He chapels. Th«' window is broken, a
«tick slipped through the hole*, and all
membrance would bring genuine as this is the gateway for the u hole may give them away, he ma. throw sorts of things worth having are tished
Coquille Valley it would seem that
out; then the bronze stealers, who
Cnrist nas cheer.
them away, he may feed them to the take away as nuudi ns they can carry
this should be the logical place for
in their special pockets and make from
the building up of a great city, per pigs, but he must not sell them. 15 to 2o francs a day at the game until
The law seems to be vindictively we catch them.
A n Aberdeen dispatch says that haps not a city of the size of Port determined that the plain citizen
“A little while ago a bust weighing
forty pounds was taken out of the
land,
but
why
not
a
city
of
twenty
Mr Harriman has temporarily aban
who has neither time nor money to remoter.« over one of the walls. But
SOLE AGENTS FOR
the most curious form of robbery Is,
doned his efforts t<* get into Aber- or thirty thousand, this could be ac
manage a duck lake shall never perhaps, that of the pearl wreaths.
complished
in
a
comparatively
short
National Brewing Co. Beer. Bottle and Steam Beer.
Cti n, and will endeavor to secure
know the taste of duck. So game Women arc the principal offenders.
time.
The
Bandon
R
ecorder is
They select tin* new ones, which are
light of way at more reasonable
is suireptitiously sold in the markets not w«**ither stained, flatten them with
ready
to
do
whatever
lies
within
its
prices on the opposite side of the
as if it ministered to some base their backs against the tombstone,
slip them under their dresses, anil
river. This, of course, n ay be only power to further the interests of this passion. A man must
order
it
in
when they have got away with them
n bluff cn the part of Mr. Harriman great work. Without saying any
the restaurants under a false name, (we hav< n<> right t<> s«*ar<-h even sus
picions looking «u- iomersi sell them
for the purpose of securing his righ1 thing of a disparaging nature about
It is made a crime for citizens to to dealer*, to whom they toll th«* well
•4 wav at more advantageous prices our contemporaries in other towns of
-tory of a poor workwoman who
enjoy game when the city fairly h is ■rn nee.
1 of f" d.
it han now seem possible. It may the valley, we feel that we can say
. t X1 oil t\«u'<l hardly b«*li <*v«* It. mit
overflows with it.
salii the 1- ■■■•per. “is a
also be a bluff on the part of the without hesitation that we are the
I'.'f Ln « hai
This is madness.
The ostensible f IV. lit»1 meeting phi, ,* f««r ■’ th . We
chief
exponent
of
the
good
qualit
es
/ berdeen property-owners, who, if
hit« ,
purpose of the law is to protect the p *1 |oV< •rs nf all it'«":, a;.«l
U.cy really believed they were about of the Coquille valley, and we be wild ducks, but it compl« tely fails mor » SC hoolbovs ai*d sell » •I it 1 ■ th m I
1 hit (lir Birce nt:-st
nyt him r
to lose the railtoad, would make lieve we have done more boosting to do so. The hunters shoot as curi» HIS tilings We Sc<* her:* it) t'n* « «-me
the letter
trr.v :irc t lu* foi h rn w ide,«
some very good concessions in order for the valley than any other paj>er
many as the law permits, to put it 1». s and III«* « it', ." " I le < tfe?" '
during
the
past
six
or
seven
months.
1. 1 keep it on the Aberdeen side of
"Ves. Th I * tir«* 1 iindr« «1« < f
mildly, whether they can sei! them llske«!.
pen) lo in Paris \ih*> refit-« to believe
It
is
our
desire
to
woik
for
the
rhe river. It is an excellent plan
or not. 1 lie practical effect of th that th« ■ir do til <lo n« l < •tt'ey aft.r
first to secure y< ur i.iilroad before whole valley, but of course our first
III 111 e gm d thin.' : tin*. i e | to like
law is to deprive people of a per de'l
wlir i 1 h ei were alive. M< t| . ■< | i-----
you begin ‘‘clinching’ ’ it. This ap thought is for Bandon and vicinity,
<* them <>1>
fectly innocent pleasure and a val
1 •s a t d sweets •' ’
plies not only to Aberdeen, but to but we will not hesitate to speak a
ti! «Iren, l'e«» |
tue oml I’t-'t s of ■'
uable food supply while it does not pic • rin t w lit«* :r «1
ami ther«* 1
other localities in the Pacific N01 th good word for any other town or
> !«”tv«*s a 1
•!«l
|t»*iitleinan
wit
Is
o
i<*
protect a solitary bird from slaughter.
■west, where right ot way and other community in the valley, or in the
,»• t.i <> s alati on Ills son's tombstone
The Oregonian knows of a “hunter'' r • rn ’ll.« < ery S' mbt y. <»f course
Sunset Macaxina offal the reader* of thia paper the beat opportunity
concessions are much more plentiful whole county so far as that is con
of the year
who shot 540 ducks in one day ’if < III!«' ron soon t’ml ont t ! les«. 1 liings*.
REVIEW OF REVIEWS . .
$3.00) ALL FOR
•II <1 w<* ham nei er been ti tile 1 , colt-
and much less valuable than rail cerned, as we have great faith in the
with no intention of selling them. vine» ■ th e p, >,ile who blit them of
SUNSET MAGAZINE ....
1.50>
_
WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION 1.25 ' $ 3.O O
future of all Coos county. In this He killed the n for the sake of killing. (lit* i li.-it r«’it of «b Ing s". It is a very 1
roads.
AND FREE wl,h F°ur order, a beautiful premium, a 7S-page book
connection we ask all our friends to Our game laws are as absurd as they h.in* I«* -- stipet tit ion, after .ill."
illustrated in four color« with 1*5 Western views.
•• \ <1 the le'ti*«- b"'os'<
1 asked
are ineffectual.—Oregoni;Mi.
cooperate
with
us
and
send
us
in
let
,<
boxe
?"
sa
i
l
I
he
guard
«
-s'
Ai. ain the Coos Bay H «rbor pub
SUNSET
MAGAZINE
« \
•I l'e ’« a ' 1* <’ Cil*-’ < f them in
f t”.
»AN nillCIICO. CALirONNIA
lushed at North Bend, by the kicker any news of interest that they may
i I' ! or.* '.a hai***. t'otnel ItncM
nli p
iliov j; re lieh**« h ('te trunk « f tre«*M;
Wall Paper
and knocker, Archie Whisnand, know, and if there are those who are
s» >nn Hin« - tilt*« «re little I "Hows un
T. W. Robison has a tine line < f »' . i : ,, ’! S
comes out and tries to defend itself not taking this paper, we invite you
ip i . C..I ■ 1 ' III«* W il!oW is a fre
to
become
a
regular
subscriber.
The
wall paper samples. Anyone de
lor attacking Bandon citizens, by
Sh<* Is a prêt ly w'oiiiun.
■ » ' i e » • \ i ii t
price is only $1.50 cents a year and siring the best there is to be had in M’ ’1 il*».* , st’lt h< r S’t • kt e! . «1 iW II
saying it made no attack,
Well
this line ran secure the same by call ’»Y Î! t tit. : tely tin* s.a'tn* one.
¡»erhaps with his thick headed dis we feel sure you will say it is worth
g 1 notirner of i
' ' ' ' 1 » hr : a Ikelj 1"
ing
at his residence.
CAPTAIN CHRISTENSEN, Commanding.
the money.
ex
lippe
|-s
lilll
. Into tears.
1
’
•
’
position to but in he cannot see
T. W. Robisjn Bandon. Ore. 431 f
t.
am,
the
,l”s In r pretty *■•"••
wherein an attack has been made so
■ • t''e <•<• at *ry : r it In arm.
Coos Bay and Bandon twice a week
e e V. 1 i iV. i;;*. itch m«> t>> her
FOR ECZEMA, TETTER ANI» SALT RHEUM
Mt will grant him leniency in this
R eport comes from Washington
It
j..,,. at nd last
Cor netting with Steam Ship Alliance at Marshfield, h ull
The intens** itching characteristic
I' m ! » • • ’ : \ ■ . ■ • n.' •• 11
case and allow it to go by. on the D. C. that Hon. Binger Hermann
of
«• * .«»••-*
» Till
. ». i i « r 'I ? 11 ‘ • II
of the** ailtneiits is nlinost instanti«
ground that his head is not right and and other representatives fro n Coos allayed by Chamberlain** Salve
. <•
««
•:'•• Im !• ’*' |s ii
i :
J. E. WALSTROM, Agt. Bandon
J
. ' < mette.
be ia not responsible for what he couaty had interviewed Congress- Many severe cases have been cured
hy tt. For rale J) C. Ï. Lvwe.
•
Recorder
Company
To benefit by opportunities
Probably never again will
it be possible for persons
of ximited means to secure
bargains in Bandc i such
as we have to offer
I
KOLP & JENSEN
We sell tile E¡Exrtli_ ’
EAT
Parad ise Sodas
THE NEW
e et;
)re
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit always on hand
)11
Bo r ri .ING W orks
<
Bandon
Oregon
A llen & D avidson
U N S E life
Wilhelmina