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THURSDAY,
MARCH 18. 1909.
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Number 10
THE CITY COUNCIL
WALK BOUNDARY
NO BASE BALL TALK
Business Trans
NEW YORK 10 SEATTLE Important
acted at Meeting on
Cronley Circumnavigating
STATION AT ONCE S. United
States Stayed in
Enthusiasm for the National
Game Seems at Low
Ebb In County
WILL WALK FROM
Monday Evening
Bandon Last Night
Up to the prevent time there has
Starl Cronley, who is walking Orchards and Dairy Farm?
been little or no base ball talk 91
around the boundaries of the United
the bay. or for that matter in the
States
on
a
wager
reached
Bandon
Continuing
to
Increase
stituted as Soon as Ar-
to Make Trip Across Con-
county. There dees not seem to be
Wednesday and stayed at the Hotel
anyone willing to assume the re
Gallier all night, resuming his
at a Rapid Rate
rangements Are Made
tinent on Foot
sponsibility of getting up a team in
journey this mdrning .
this city to the extent of offering to
Cronley, who left the office of the
come out and take the lead.
Toledo Blade, on October 25, 1907,
10 BE LOCATES NEAR THE LOOKOUT is to circumnavigate the boundary FARMERS PREPARE FOR GREATER THINGE Several enthusiastic base ball men
NEW YORK TO SEATTLE IN 100 DATS
of this country and get back to
have Jeft the bay since last year,
Toledo Ohio, before |une 1, 1910.
among
them being Chas. Keamewho
I
The
trip
is
being
made
on
a
wager
always
took an active part in the
The
orchard
and
dairy
industries,
The new wireless telegraph st a
When Edward Payton Weston,
of
$2000
and
by
the
terms
of
the
as well as other farming are growing game. It this city there are a num
tion at this place will be constructed,
the greatest walker the world has
wager,
to
start
without
a
cent,
could
in Coos county, and especially ii ber of good players and it would
at once, according to information re
ever known left New York City on
neither
borrow,
beg
or
steal
to
sup
the
territory tributary to Bandon a not be difficult to get others to
ceived by C. A. Manuel, from
his birthday, March I, it was to
port
himself,
but
must
earn
his
ex
a very rapid rate.
Dairymen an j make up a fairly good local team,
headquarters of the company. In
come directly to the Alaska Yu
penses
while
making
the
trip.
preparing to do more winter milk but if the other cities go after it the
conversation with Mr. Manuel, he
kon Pacific Exposition in Seattle.
The route taken by Cronley when ing then ever before in the history way they did last year there, would
informed the R ecorder that he was
Although seventy years old on
he
left Toledo, was to Lake Erie, of the county, and this spells dol be no use in putting the boys up
expecting O. L. Hopson, local rep
the day given, Weston declared that
along
the lakes and the St Lawrence lars for them and the community in against the bunch.
Among the
resentative of the company, on
he is in as fine fettle and as fit for a
Four Mile Notes
river
to
(he
Atlantic
coast,
down
the
players
who
are
not
has-beens
are
general. The winter milking prop
every boat, when the ground for
record breaking walk as he was
building and station will be stcured. coast of Florida, along the Gulf of osition is one of the great things in Henry Wickman, Vic Graham, if
when in 1907 he walked from Port
Everyone
is
busy
plowing
and
It is probable that the company will Mexico, through Texas and up the the future of this country and will he could be induced to get . into the
land, Maine to Chicago in twenty-
build its own power plant, so that coast of California. He is supposed be followed with a vigor that wib game again, ‘‘Big’’ Wilson who
five days, covering the same route planting early garden.
be thoroughly to keep as near the boundary as ever make for the development o‘ can play the game like a fiend after
in the same time that he covered it
Jas. McAdams has been doing everything will
possible. At all towns and post of the country, It is in the winter that his surplus energy is worked out of
forty years before when he made some plowing for Cass Smith the equipped, and that no difficulties in
fices
he has the stamp of the post there is real profit in milking as then him, and ‘‘Danny’’ Hull the little
operating the station can ever arise.
the world’s longest walk
past week.
master
and signatures of citizens it is that the highest prices are paid Salem pitcher who was with the
Work on the construction of the
It ia 4,000 miles from New York
A number of Fourmile people station will be commenced as soon placed in a hook that he carries with for the products of the dairy. But team during the season last year
City to the Exposition grounds in
were Bandon business visitors the as the grounds can be procured, him.
ter brings from one third to one and has been in Frey’s clothing store
Seattle, but Weston declares that he
past week.
Cronley
is
a
wiry
young
fellow
of
half more than at any other season this winter. The Gaffney hoys are
which will be as soon as Mr. Hop-
will do the distance easily in* Do
about
29
yeilrs
of
age.
and
looks
of the year; consequently, there is also here and need no introduction
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. P. son arrives. It is intended to put the
days. In England, in his younger
Harbor. We
days, he defeated all comers by Clausen, Monday March 15, a to}4 station out near the lookout, which none the worse from the fact that he every reason why there should be says the Coos Bay
base
.ball talk
have
not
beard
any
has
been
walking
for
the
past
seven
something
doing
in
the
winter
milk
walking 5,000 miles in the same pound boy. A other and child doing will be as fine a location as could
teen
months.
He
averages
from
not
know
what
here
either
and
do
ing line
well.
be found anywhere, and messages
time.
eighteen
to
twenty-eight
miles
a
day,
the
general
sentiment
is,
but
there
As to fruit growing, there are
It has been Weston’s desire to
A number of young Bandonians can be picked up from the sea with
and
on
one
occassion
walked
58
more
trees being set out this year should be something doing along
view the big World’s fair in the were fishing in Fourmile last Sun the greatest of ease, and land mes
miles
in
one
stretch
of
22
hours.
than
ever
before in the history of that line, soon. Why n t get up a
Northwest ever since it was an- day, quite a number of fish were sages cau also be received compar-
Sfnce
he
left
Toledo
he
has
lost
50
this county, and there will be a con county league out of local talent
tively easy.
nounced and as he has long planned caught.
days
delay,
through
rain
and
snow,
tinuance of the same thing each from each town in the county, in
As has been formerly announced,
a lecture tour he has decided to
A great many cattle have died on
He has completed nearly two thirds year. Besides apples, prunes, pears stead ot sending out and importing
combine the two ideas and see the the upper forks of Fourmile the last the station will be five kilowat power
of
his journey and thinks that with and other fruits, the Frglish walnut players. There certainly should be
exposition, profitably speaking on winter, more in fact than for a num and in order to run the same the
no
unforseen hard luck that he will business is being started, and will snificient material in each town to
company will put in a small dynamo
physical culture in the cities through ber of years.
arrive
at Toledo on time, with a few prove to be one of the most paying pick out a respectable team, and
and a ten horse power engine.
which he will pass.
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months
to spare.
He says that crops that can be raised in any then it would really be representative
A fine baby boy was born 10 Mr
Stock in the company, which has
The Exposition opens in Seattle
when he strikes the the Canadian country.
Besides the fruit and of.the towns and county.........
on June I. Weston will proceed by and Mrs. Simpson, of Dairy. Klam been selling at $25 a share, is going
border
with
only
a
matter
of
a
few
dairy
industry,
there is a greater
the northern route, which should ath county. Mrs. Simpson is a to take a raise soon, as there is much
I
thousands
miles
between
him
and
amount of vegetable farming, which
bjing him to the Exposition city daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Davis, demand for it, owing to the in
home,
that
the
walking
willl
be
Larupa Creek
will prove profitable, and sh ws that
of
Fourmile-
creasing populaaity of the system.
during the early part of July,
much
easier,
but
fears
a
trifle
the
anything
that
grows
out
of
doors
can
Mrs. O. Seilly visited with rela
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gardner, who A number of Bandon citizens are
dreary distances without habitation be raised here in quantites.
now
stock
holders
and
more
will
tives in this vicinity one day this
have been staying in Bandon the
along the borders of Washington
That the country is looking up week.
Make Cabinet Travel
past winter, have come down to probably invest in the near future.
His walking vigil goes without saying and with the
It is with the greatest of joy that I and Dakota.
Ci oft Lake to visit their son Delos
M iss Mamie Bargard is staying
when
completed
will cover a dis- new blood that is constantly coming
Gardnei before starting to their Bandonians learn that the station
distance of twelve
to fourteen in together with the hustling pro with the family of J. Windle assist
Washington, D. C., March 15.—
home in Klamath county.
They will be constructed at once.
thousand
miles.
If Taft’s desires are carried out.
clivities of those already here, we ing during the convalesence of their
have been much pleased with their
H s trip is not without annoying are destined to have a great future young daughter.
his advisers will become known as the
visit here and expect to come again
instances, and he has been arrested
"traveling cabinet.’’
Experience
Mrs. Chester Carmichael visited
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Life Termer Pardoned
soon.
three
times. The first time was as
has taught the new chief executive
heri-ister
Mrs. Bert Anderson on
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City Transfer
a tramp at Palamyra. Coney Island,
that first ha-|d information is best
Monday, returning to her home
Will Stop War
Coquille, Ore, March 16—Earl New York; the second time at
and he will have each of the heads
All kinds of draying and transfer near Ran 'sb ’ on Tuesday;
Steele, who Was sentenced from here Crawfordsville, Florida, where he ring.
of the various departments make
FOR SALE—mill wood
T. P. Hanly, the p.r ¡ar pioneer
frequent tours of inspection. Sec
Washington, D. C. March 13.—' to state prison for a life term a few wag arrested for carrying a gun, the rom Cody’s mill $2.00 per io id. dairyman and saw mill man paid
retary of War Dickinson will make The possibility of joint intervention years ago for the murder of his in sheriff, after confiscating the gun, Coil sold and delivered at lowest Bear Creek a business visit on Wed
an early visit to Panama to inspect of America and Mexico in the in fant child, has been released on a let him go; the thirh time at Pensa prices.
J. Jenkins, Prop.
nesday of this week.
The pardon was granted cola, Florida, where he was arrested
the canal, Secretary ot the Interior terest of peace in Central America pardon.
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R. Pomeroy, one of Coos county’s
Dallinger will go to Alaska to in is believed to be now under serious by Covernor Chamberlain a few for carrying two watches—one a
most popular pioneer dairyman is
Finds Much Gold
vestigate the condition of that ter consideration.
The question at days prior to his retirement as chief pedometer—which the authorities
making
many valuable improvements
ritory.
Secretary of the Navy issue is the exact extent of the ob executive of Oregon to become were ignorant of the nature thereof.
on
his
fine
p'ace this spring. New
Mr. Cronley was particularly struck
Meyer will probably visit the various ligation imposed upon the two large United States senator.
Ira Buzan, the old time miner of
and
substantial
fences have been
The crime of which Steele was with the inhospitable manners in the Salmon mountain country, ex
navy yards of the country to ac Republics under the terms of the
quaint himself with local conditions. last Central American peace com convicted was a sensational one. It which he was received in the treme southern Coos, was in town erected and much new land cleared.
Many farmers in this vicinity are
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson pact at which the five republics occurred a few months after his mar ‘‘bloomin’ Southland.’’
Tuesday night on a business trip.
He
earns
his
support
on
the
trip
putting
in early garden and forage
riage
and
was
giot
discovered
for
He waded through fathomless mud
will visit the various state experi agreed to submit any quarrel between
by
advertising
the
different
hotels
Mrs. Steele was also
and snow all the distance from the crops, the lat er consisting mostly
ment stations this summer, also in themselves to arbitration. It will be some time.
and
restaurants
of
the
places
he
tried
on
the
same
charge
but
was
mountain to Myrtle Point and re ot vetch and oats which combined
specting packing houses in the West. under this stipulation that interven
passes
through
and by this method ports the roads in a wretched condi makes fine green feed tor early sum
found
not
guilty.
Steele
was
con
tion will be based.
victed and sentenced for life but had picks up enough to pay for board tion
Ira is mining this winter on mer use, and are great milk and
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and
lodging
.
He
is
a
job
printer
by
only served three or four years when
Poverty Creek, He brought down j butter fat producers.
Whist Tournament
he was pardoned. He is to return occupation, but barred from follow with him a small bottle half filled
Young Postmaster
A
ing type-setting by injury to his with pure coarse gold which he had
here, it is said.
The third party in the series of
MARINE
thumb. Mr. Cronley has a pleasing gotten off his claim in recent weeks
Washington, D. C. March 16—
whist tournaments to be given by
personality and is a ready ta'ker, all All the prospectors of his section, A
THRIVED
the Ocean Rebekah Lodge will be John C. Young, formerly private
of which has a tendency to smoothe are busily and profitably at work,
C.
I.
Kime
has
sold
his
residence
March 15—Sehr. C.. T- Hill,
in K. of P. Hall, Friday March 19 secretary to Senator Johnathan
and help him over the round spots and were amply supplied with pro
at 9 p, m. sharp.
Score cards 25 Bourne of Oregon, was today con in Bandon to W. N. Wright and is in his long circumventing journey.
Gruggle, from S. F ballart.
visions to tide them througn the
moving his family to Myrtle Point.
cents. Lunch 10 cents.
Everyone firmed as postmaster of Portland to
March 16 Elizabeth, Olsen, from
very severe months of the season.—
The
Kime
family
have
lived
in
Ban
succeed John Minto.
Mr. Young's
S. F., 85 tons mdse, 6 passengers.
invited.
Sentinel.
appointment was forwarded to con don for a long time and have made —W anted—Reliable girl or woman
March 18—-Wilhelmina, Christen
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gress by President Roosevelt several many friends here who will regret for housework, small family. Inquire
sen, from Coos Bay. 15 tons mdse
The Coos Bay Times is authority
Mrs. O. A. Trowbridge left on
weeks ago but was held up owing to very much to see them leave but of Mrs. L. T. Sutherland.
for Bandon, 40 tons for Port .Orford.
for the statement that a new bank,
the Plant for Sm .Francisco, and
will
wish
them
well
in
their
new
the fight that Senator Fulton made
SAILED
known as the Nafonal Bank of Ban
Regular services as follows at M. from there will go to Lookout,
on him.
The confirmation indi home. Mr. Kime has purchased an
Match 18-Schr.
uby, Korth.
don is likely to start operations in
cates that Chamberlain and Bourne interest in the M yrtle Point A Co E. church on Sunday: Sunday Calif., being called there by the for S. F., 395 m lumber.
this city in the near future. The are pulling together.
quille steamboat line and is moving School at 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 death of her sister, Miss Blanche
report says that the enterprise is to
so as to be on the ground to look a. m; Epworth League 6.30 p. m; Brown, Miss Brown will lie remtm-
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be backed by Portland and Salem
after the business. He is prominent Preaching 7:30 p. m.
You are in- be red by many Bandon people,
Mrs. P. C. Stephenson left re
capitalists, which insure it as a sound
Oats seed, clover and garden-seed in business circles here and is a mem vited to attend these services. R. having visited here something over.a cent^y for Coos Bay where she will
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financial institution.
<n bulk-at Hartman's.
year ago.
bey of the school board -
undergoian operation.
H. Allen.
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Greatest Walker In World
The city fathers met in regular
session at the city hall Monday
evening and transacted consider
able business of importance.
An ordinanace to sell the city pest
house was passed, the ordinance ap
pears in full in this issue of the R e
corder .
There were no bills paid as this
business is always attended to at the
end of the month.
The council decided to buy rooo
feet of hose to better equip the fire
department, other than this there
was not much business came before
the body.
The next regular meeting will be
Wedesday evening March 31st.
Wireless Station Will be In«
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