Bandon recorder., March 04, 1909, Image 4

Bandon. Becorde-r
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Entered at the Bandon Poetottice an Heoond Jllaas Matter.
March 4, 1909
THURSDAY
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of the recently enacted laws con­
cerning the protection of salmon, it
is evidently conceded by the major
fishing interests Whether this joint
law will prove to be all that is ex­
pected or not remains to be seen.
In any event there is this much
gained: The recalcitrant fisherman
who kicks over the traces, accord
ing to his own pecuilar ideas of self­
interest, will now find no protection
in the conflict of opposing laws
operative under concurrent jurisdic-
sion. Such law as now exists can be
enforced by the authorities of either
state; and. as to present needs, the
law itself appears to be satisfactory.
—Telegram.
M
a k Fthe price of lands and city prop­
erty advanced.
More occupied
homes, more big farms subdivided
and more industries established are
among the fruits of that notable sea­
son of displayed pioducts. All this
did not happen by fortuitous acci­
dent, but ar a result of the forces
set in motion by the thousands who
came and saw.
Results of almost
equal importance are possible from
the exp osition at Seattle.
The
Oregon commission has received a
vole of confidence in the added ap­
propriation, and in the expenditure
of the sum it should strive to moi«
and more deserve it.
o
Are You Going to Build?
'S
If so you can get the very best lumber on
the market at the lowest figure by calling
on or addressing the LYONS-JOHNSON
LUMBER CO. We will deliver lumber
on the Bandon wharf without extra
charge to the purchaser.
I f T h Estate must engage in the [ resource to the many resources of
railroad business, why not accept wealth producing commodities in
that bona fide offer of Mr. Harri­ this section, the only thing left to be
man to build a line to Coos Bay for done is simply to develop what we
a guarantee of 4 per cent? In no have. Of course it would be a fine
other manner can we secure the thing to organize a big company
money for building at so low a rate and develop '"this great resource.
of interest.
Mr. Harriman’s road but it should lie developed at once,
would also be put through at much even if only a small beginning is
One Reason.
Small things sometimes
less cost than a state-built road. made.
D r J ames B. A ngell has re- There may be twro reasons for a
PROSPER, OREGON -
There would accordingly be a sav- develop into large ones as would be signed the presidency of the Uni- thing, both equally true, and it may
*
be the height of folly to attribute the
ing on the original cost and a saving sure to be the case in this instance. versify of Michigan.
President effect to both. A gentleman te whom
art was a strange thing asked a friend
There
is
no
way
of
calculating
what
on the rate of interest to be paid.
Angell has been connected with the to whom the ways of its votaries were
Of course the promoters of the state benefit could be reaped from an university lor about forty years. He more familiar:
“Why does Conneray stand off and
ownership scheme, not being inter­ industry of this kind, with snch is one of the grand old men of the half
shut his eyes when he looks at
the pictures he is painting? I was in
ested in Coos Bay, might object to great resources behind it.
country. 'There are five or six hun­ his studio the other day, and he made
CAPTAIN CHRISTENSEN. Commanding
building anywhere except through
dred former students of the univer­ me do it too.”
“That’s simply explained,” repill'd
their Central Oregon land grant.
T he railroads are keeping the sity who reside in Iowa, all of whom the other. "Did you ever try to look
They should not forget, however»
at them near to, with your eyes wide
lid on prosperity until they can be have met President Angell per­ open? Well, don’t. You can’t stand
Connecting with Steam Ship Alliance at Marshfield. Full
that Central Oregon has no more
sonally
and
have
knowledge
of
his
ft.
”
—
Youth
’
s
Companion.
information
of
assured by the coming administra­
right to a railroad than Co as Bay,
strong
personality,
which
is
marked
tion that they will be “let alone” —
Didn’t Wait For It.
Siuslaw,Tillamook and a dozen other
A couple of Scotch ministers were
that is, allowed to run the transpor­ by a spirit of tact, shrewdness and
dinner together one summer day
localities in the state, and, if one is
President Angell taking
tation business exactly as if it were intellectuality.
in a little manse la the highlands. It
built, the others cannot be slighted.
a private affair—with this exception, will be given a salary of $4.000 a was the Sabbath day, the weather was
From the standpoint of economy, | that they shall have the privilege oi year, and for the rest af his life will beautiful, and the bul&ling streams
were full of trout and the woods full
if there is any possibility of the state
J. E. Y oung
W. C. P arker
of summer birds. One turned to the
be
given
the
use
of
the
presidential
violating
any
laws
for
their
regula
­
other
and
said:
embarking in the railroad business,
mansion on the university campus "Mon, don’t ye often feel tempted on
we would do better to get in on a tion or control with impunity. With and will bear the honorary title of these beautiful Sundays to go out fish­
them are arrayed the great protected
ing?”
4 per cent interest basis than a high­
chancellor. From our knowledge of “Na, na,” said the other. “I nevei
Parkersburg and Bandon, Manufacturers of
trusts. They will not allow pros­
er rate-Oregonian. .
the university and other institutions, feel tempted. I Juist gang.”
perity to emerge unless they can run
we feel confident that the greatness
Plenty of Him.
the government, in whatever mat­
“What sort of man is Jinks?”
of
the
University
of
Michigan
has
with
I t I s stated in connection
ters concern their interests. This is
“The impression you get of Jhiks de­
Wholesale and Retail Shippers
the trial of the Coopers of Nashville the substance of the situation, and is been almost entirely due to the pends on the circumstances under
which you meet him. If you’re there
Special JLttention to Local Trade
for the murder of Senator Carmack the reason why there is not the executive ability of President Angell. to collect money you won’t like him.
But If you’re there to pay money he
that ’ four men on the jury can anticipated revival of industries and He has had the remarkable faculty seems
a lovely character.”
neither read nor write. Two others return of business activity and of maintaining the support of all
professors, and what is more im­
Hi« Way Out of It.
have but a meager knowledge of prosperity.
It is a large question
“He don’t give nothin’ to the church
portant, has been able to get the now?”
English and the common rudiments that the railroads and trusts are
“No. Homebody told him the Bible
of speech. Several have sworn that putting up to the incoming adminis- Michigan legislature at all times to says salvation is ’free.’ an’ tie says fur
they never read a newspaper. All tration, namely; Will the govern­ deal generously with the university. be it from him to dispute the Scrip­
He has been twice a diplomat to tures!” Atlanta Constitution.
have taken oath that they have not ment control them sufficiently to
foreign countries representing the Liberty exists In proportion to whole­
read a newspaper since the murder. protect the interests of the people,
____ SOLE AGENTS FOR______
United States, once to China anti some restraint.—Webster.
What are the mental processes of or will the railroads and trusts con
once to Turkey.
It has been said
National Brewing Co. Beer. Bottle and Steam Beer.
men whose density of intellect is trol the government entireiy in their
of him that he was so diplomatic
thus established?
In the midst of own interest? This is the biggest
that he rarely expressed a positive Coquille River Transportation
this wilderness of illiteracy, will it be question of the coming administra­
opinion.
But this is more epigram­
Co.’s Schedule
with precision or with the uncertain­ tion, and will be the biggest one in
matical
than
true.
He
has
a
strong
ly of a scatter gun that a verdict I the country until it is settled and
Coquille leaves Bandon, 6:30 a in;
religious nature, and his moral in- arrives at Coquille 8:30 a nt
will be reached? The trial involves settled right. And it will never be
delicate yet significant bits of evi­ settled until the railroad men un­ flunece has radiated throughout the Dispatch leaves Bandon 7:00 a in;
arrives at Coquille, 10:00 a m
BANDON, OREGON
dence and their discriminating ad­ derstand and acknowledge, and act educational file ol the United States.
Favorite leaves Coquille 7:30 am;
Those
who
have
ever
known
Presi
­
Wholesale and Retail Agents for
justment to the fine points of law as on the truth, that the transportation
arrives at Bandon 10:30 a m
dent
Anyell
will
always
feel
a
deep
enunciated by the court in the final business is not a private but a public
Coquille leaves Coquille 9:30 a 111,
instructions. It contemplates some business, and that the people have a sort of reverence for him.—Des arrives at Bandon 11:30 a m
Dispatch leaves Coquille 1:00 p m;
analysis by the jurors of the truth or right to demand that it be run in Moines Capital.
Old Pepper Whiskey, Hermitage, Old Crow,
arrives
in Bandon 5 :oo p m
falsity of conflicting evidence. In their interest and subject to their
Famous Sagamore, Hunter and Wilson.
Favorite leaves Bandon 1:00 p m;
fact to this dozen ol illiterates extra­ control.—Journal,
W e H ave assurance that Ore- arrives at Coquille 4:00 p m
Family order« by mail or phone delivered in city limit*
ordinary are committed questions
The Coquille connects with the
i ----------------------
gon’s commission for the Seattle
as vexed and complex as are known
trains at Gcquille for Marshfield and
T hat the seemingly interminable exposition is doing excellent work. Myrtle Point.
to criminal juris-prudence, and upon
controversy over salmon fishing has Its accounts are correct and its ex­
The up river passengers can come
their findings rest issues of momen-
been settled by laws which establish penditures judicious. Oregon has to Bandon on the Favorite and have
three hours here in which to do
tuous consequence to the social and
the same policy both in Oiegon and the best location of any of the states, heir trading and other business.
BANDON
ORKOON
political life of Tennessee. What
in Washington is undoubtedly a and the building cost less money
Capital, »25,000.
folly to endiw schools and colleges matter of felicity to all concerned.
proportionately than any other. Notice of Street Improvement
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
J. L. Kronenberg, President. J. Denholm, Vice
when mental baukruptcy is thus
President; F. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank Flam, T. P. Hanly.
It is certainly the best adjustment The information is contained in a
selected as the best asset for one of
A general banking business transacted and customers given every accommodation con­
of fishing difficulties that offered, report recently made by a legislative Notice is hereby given that on Jan. 30, 1909,
sistent with safe and conservative banking
the most responsible duties ■ f citi-
the common council of the City of Bandon,
CORRESPONDENTS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco, Calif;
and should result in uniting all those committee at Salem. The informa­ Coos
county, Oregon, at a regular meeti> g there­
Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New York.
Senship.
of, by resolution, ordered th it Atwater Street be
interested in the industry to the tion is encouraging. In its additional planked, graded and sidewalked from Columl ia
joint state establishment of uch justification for the $25,000 the ses­ Aveuue east to city limits, and at a regular
i
meeting on Feb. 15th, 1909, ordered that Sixth
F ine pottery day in enormous other regulations as may from time sion appropriated in further aid of Street, including Randolph, be graded, and
from tl.eeast to the west city limit«,
«SHIELDS «fc KENNEDY
quantities has been found just south to time seem commendable. The the Oregon exhibit. It vas one of sidewalked
pursuant to which orders, >.nd also Sec. 57, City
BLACKMMITIIN AND WAGON9I AKF.HN
of Bandon. Experts who have ex­ . present outcome of the long salmon the best investments made by the Charter this notice is published three times from
Feb. 18th, 1909. to March 4th. 1909.
Wagons of All kinds Made to Order
HorMshoeiof a Specialty
Unless written remonstrances against each im­
amined the situation say that the I war is a decided triumph for the late session.
The added wealth
Job Work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Prices
provement above designated, each signed by the
clay is at least thirty feet in depth good judgment of two common­ brought into the state by it will re­ owners of two-thirds of the real • property upon
reasonable. Shop on Atwater Street, Bandon, Oregon.
each street be filed with the Recorder on or
and that the deposit extends over wealths, as brought to legal ex­ turn the $25,000 appropriated many before the I Oth day of March, 1909, then for
or both of such improvements, unopposed,
many acres. The estimate is that pression by the officials and legisla­ fold. If Oregon is alert large ad­ each
at the earliest convenience thereafter and within
FURNISHED ROOMS
it will furnish about 500,000 tons tures of the two states. It is the vantage will come to her through six months, the said council will pass an ordinance
directing that such improvements be made as
AT
to the acre, and the present price practical consideration and adjust- the Seattle exposition. Most of the above described, and the coat thereof assessed to
the adjacent property owners.
for such clay is about twenty dol­ I ment of an industrial and commercia 1 thousands who visit the fair will Dated at Bandon, Oregon, Feb. 18th, 1909.
C. R. WADE,
lar* per ton, so it can readily be ' problem and a very important one visit Oregon. A sight of this state 6- 3t
Recorder.
HAS A SELECT STOCK OF
seen what such an industry would J as affecting the interests of the peo­ is a temptation to the visitor to in­
MHS SARAH COSTELLO
be capable of yielding, if it were ple of Oregon and Washington — vest or locate in it.
The crowde
Nice clean rooms 26 and 50c a
only developed. This class of clay , through the machinery of Govern­ east is seeking a spA where there
niaht ; «1.25 a week ; «5 nuiontb
Carries a fine line of
is fine for pottery, tiling, terra cotta ment interposition. It is the evolving will be more rocm for living an I
BANDON
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OREGON
Mleam Heer un Draught
and many other articjes made from of practical business sense through more scope for expansion. The pos Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
I n C avtl « C an ■■ raavcHvao
day, and an expert who has spent the medium of two state adminis­ sibilities in the situation are reflected
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
cutter ’ s black leo vaccine
California « favorite, the moat suc­
much time among the pottery fields trations and two state legislatures in the aftermath of the Lewis and
AOATES CUT ANO POLISHED
cessful. easiest used and lowest
priced reliable vaccina made.
of the east, says that he never saw a that have met on common ground Clark fair at Portland.
Powder, stnn* or pill form. Write
Its sequel Agate Jewelry Made to Order
for free Black Leg B.x>klet.
better quality of clay cr in greater for the settlement of a matter < f was every town and village in Ore­
THI CUTTER LABORATORY
BaaatLsr, C al .
If your druggiat does not »lock our
quantities. This adds another great common interest. As to the merit gon enlarged, every city expan ded
FINE
ENGRAVING
vacciaes. order direct from ua.
BANDON
OREGON
•
Lyons-Johnson Lumber Co.
Stmr. Wilhelmina
Coos Bay and Bandon twice a week
J. E. WALSTROM, Agt. Bandon
YOUNG & PARKER
White and Red Cedar Shingles
Bandon
B ottling W orks
Bandon
Oregon
Bandon
Wine and Liquor Co.
Budweiser and Weinhardt’s Lager Beer
BANK OF BANDON
The Opera
The Pacific
Boyles’Jewelry Store Wines, Liquors & Cigars
GROSS BROS
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