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at his fi,,Bers Unlike
ends
his work.
ZR e o o .. v cL e x I the
heakh details
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Published Every Thursday Evening by the
contention is that a family of three
can be maintained on 1 farm of two
of
. other men whq for a time sit about acres, and in sections of the country
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the cabinet table, he regards this as where large farms have long been
Reoorder I3u.t>isiUn.g Company.
Of the nine cabinet abandoned. It is asserted that there
O. H3. KOFF, ...
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Managing Editor a life work.
Subscription, $1 50 per Year in Advance. Advertising llates Made
Known on Application. Job Priuting a Specialty
Entered st the Baudou Poetoffice an Second Clam Matter.
I t is reported that no member
of the house refused his pay or
mileage when the
report of the
salaries came up in the special ses­
sion Tuesday morning.
Before
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places, live arc held by lawyers, one is any quantity of such land that can
by a merchant, one by a banker, be bought in two acre lots for $200
one by Mr. Hitchcock, who began to $250; and that with proper or­
his career as an emgloye of the ganization, *or with proper conduct
Department of Agriculture under of the Little Land League as al­
much of the
will point as an ideal city in which Mr. Wilson, and one by Mr. Wil­ ready organized,
The farmers of the European -immigration accustomed
to locate.
It can be done with son, a farmer.
very little work, and now is the time country will doubtless consider to farm work under intensive cot -
themselves fortunate that their in­ ditions can be distributed to the de
just at the beginning of spring.
March 18, 1909
THURSDAY
the session it was rumored several
members would not draw their pay.
When the report came up McArthur
alone cut down his account, from
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terests will continuejin the hands of cided economic anil sociological ad­
one of their own calling -Pacific vantage of the nation.
The phil­
T he act of providing for a survey
Homestead.
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osophy of the m ivement is sound,
of the Coquille river from the bar to
;>nd there is but little doubt that on
Myrtle Point, as passed by the late
such farms the fami'y can maii;-
session of congress should be the
A bout the only line of business
tain a better exislance tlian does
beginning for a large improvement that the United States government
*’5 to $10, saying he would simply
draw his pay and return his mileage. for the river and the bar. Ap- is running in competition with sub­
Altman was granted $28 and stated propriati ns for river find harbor jects of the country, is the printing
he should receive 50 cents more. development are never made with­ business, and a worse injustice than
The house allowed it. McKinney out such a survey, and with the sur­ this was never thought of by
Coquille River Transporters
Co.’s Schedule
Coquille leaves Bandon, 6:30 am;
arrives at Coquille 8:30 a m
Dispatch leives Bandon 7:00 a m;
arrives at Coqnille, 10:00 a in
Favorite leaves Coquille 7:30 am;
arrives at Bandon 10:30 a m
Coquille leaves Coquille 9:30 a m.
arrives at Bandon 11:30 a m
Dispatch leaves Coquille 1:00 pm;
arrives in Bandon 5 :oo p m
Favorite leaves Bandon 1:00 p in;
arrives at Coquille 4:00 p in
The Coquille connects with the
trains at Coquille lor Marshfield and
Myrtle Point.
The up river passengers can come
to Bandon on the Favorite and have
three hours here in which to do
heir trading and other busin ess.
HAS A SELECT STOCK OF
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
Stenin Heei-ou l*rn light
COURTEOUS TRETMENT
GROSS BROS.
A. N. AMES,
Clarence Y. Lowe
bandon
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O regon
UlfBckmiiitli &
Druggist and Apothecary
the
average
family
laboring man now have.
of
the
He stated he vey the various towns in the valley government officials,
would agree to lop off the 70 cents will have a basis from which to work res[>onsible for the work. The ! inuiul character. This movement
Munkers said he had been in favor for an appropriation at the next government is running these print­ will be watched with great interest
of not drawing pay when he came, session. The Coquille is said to be ing establishments at a
loss and will, no doubt be an important
but he had been forced to take sev­ the Oregon river that is best adapted to itself and a great loss to factor in the future development of
eral prescriptions not asked for to development work, and, lying the printers who are trying to ’ the land and nation. No locality in
and he would therefore take the re close to Coos Bay, the two harbors
make an honest living, pay their the United States would there be a
port as it came.
should be so developed that they taxes and be at equal standing with better place to prove this theory
will make southern Oregon a field their fellow citizens.
The injustice than in southwestern Oregon. We
I HAVE known employes actually for commercial enterprise not to be referred to, is the printing of en have only one drawback, and that is
to work harder scheming, shirking excelled at any point on the coast velopes by the government in open the means of transpoi tation, where­
trying to keep from working hard outside of Puget Scund, San Fran­ competition with the printer, and at by the tiller of the soil can get his
in the performance of their duties, cisco and Portland, and a person the same time a big loss to the gov­ I product to a quick ma ket, but that
In every post of­ j is sure to come, sooner or later, and
in does not require the eves of a seer ernment itself.
“Success Magazine,’’ than they to forcast that all of these ports will fice in the land you see advertise­ then this country will shew to the
world something that will make
would have worked if they had tried be in extensive demand within a ment of these “ready to wear’’ en-
the entire populace “sit up and
to do their best, and had given the very few years.-Enterprise.
velopes stamped and in readiness take notice.’’
largest, the most liberal service pos­
for use, and furnished at a price,
sible to their employers. The hard­
T he matchless timber of the plus the stamp, so cheap that the
Dance at ' )riental hall Saturday
est work in the world is that which Pacific Northwest continues to at­ printer cannot buy the stock for eve March 27th.
is grudingly done. The youth who tract the attention of Eastern capital, what the finished product is fur­
if* C a u.s C an ise P\«t/<NVLK
is always haggling over the ques­ and also continues to escape the nished to the customer.
During
curnuvs black leg vaccink
Sweet Marsden,
tion of how many dollars and cents serious consideration of our own
he will sell his services for little
people. Thi; indifference on the
realizes how he is cheating himself
part of the Oregon and Washington
by not looking at the larger salary people is ptobably due to their liv­
be can pay hitnself in increasing his ing so long under the shade of our
skill, in expanding his experience,
and in making himself a
better,
stronger, more useful man.
T he United States is woefully be­
hind other nations in the matter of
building up a merchant marine by
common sense methods, but when it
becomes necessary our builders can
easily demonstrate that the art of
building water carriers is not a lost
the fiscal year ending June 1, 1908
the government did
this kind
of
work to the amount of $1,672,789 86
and in doing it sustained a loss of
C.iliiornia’s favorite, the -aoet sue
> ■ :ful. easiest used mt-J lowest
pnvftl reliable vaccine made.
Powder, string or pili form. Write
for free Black Leg Booklet.
THE CUTTER LABORATORY
B brkrlby . C al
If your druggist dors nut stock ouf
vaccines, order direct from —
Horseshoeing a Specialty
Location on plank road one fourth mile
from the Hteaiuer Landini;.
BANDON
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OREGON
BANDON TRANSFER CO.
C. H. P attkbson A S on
Dray and General Delivery
M c «) h ] h II boat«.
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mor. M c C h I 1 P«« tern*’oW •"
lh«n of any oth.r make of o.
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account of their style, accuracy and simplicity.
af««Pnll*a HI RiiMzf ii©(The Queen of Fashion) hi*
L.>eCMY..in.
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BANDON
«ent free.
to T he R ecorder
Address THZ McCALL CO. Bee Yort
Stmr. Wilhelmina
CAPTAIN CHRISTENSEN, Commanding.
Coos Bay and Bandon twice a week
Connecting with Steam Ship Alliance at Marshfield.
information of
by
about $250,000 and yet they adver­
now
President
Taft of the larger cities, and secure a wider
T he R ecorder has called the at­ lames Wilson as secretary of agri­
distribution of the population over
tention of the citizens of Bandon to culture, the employes of the depart
the land by encouraging manu­
of cleaning up the ment in Washington organized them­ facturers to remove their works
streets and alleys as
well as the selves by bureaus, and filed through
from congested centers out into the
each t iking country; by fostering the com
Bandon should be is a city of him by the hand and congratulating mercial and industrial up-building of
beautiful homes, and can be made him upon his retention in office. the smaller cities, towns and count-y
just such a city with but little effort There are now some 2400 of these villages, and developing and estab­
yards and lawns of the homes. What the secretary’s office,
We have the natural resources, all employes in
Washington, and to a
we need is the push and energy. A .nan they were glad that their chief
lishing industries
in
such com­
munities; by building good roads;
great many of the enterprising citi­ is to remain and direct the policies by improving the rural home and its
zens, who have their pride
with of the great department he has vir­ environment;
by
broadening
the
them, have already taken it upon tually created. There is now no talk practical efficienccy of rural schools,
themselves to see to it that their of retaining the secretary
property has been put in the finest «hall have broken
until he and by the enlargement of home op
the record for portunities.’*
of condition, but, there are others continuous service as a
cabinet of
who have done nothing, and it is to lictr, but it is conceded
that Mr.
Rather ambitious,
but extremely beneficial if it proves
practical.
Such men as J. Pierpont
them that we would urge upon the Wilson will remain at the head of Morgan, Hamlin
Garland, Booker
busy in the the department so long as he may T. Washington, Albert Shaw and
right direction. Lets have a beauti­ care to discharge the varied duties Bolton Hall are it$ deciared ad-
ful city, one we can point to with that devolve upon the incumbent of vocates, as supporting a plan that
pride, and one to which visitors this place. He' is now in perfect they belicye can be worked. The
necessity of getting
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J. E. WALSTROM, Agt. Bandon
For example, a shipbuilding ber land, and with their experience
S ome time ago there was a
company at Camden. N. J., on Jan­ as a criterion can easily foresee the
acre farm movement started near
uary II laid the keel for a four deck end of Oregon and Washington re­
San Diego, Calif., which at the time
Hudson River steamer, and the sources of this nature. We are ap­
attracted much attention. How the
craft will be launched tomorrow and proaching the treeless age at a more
movement has progressed, or what
will go into service fully equipped rapid gate than ever before, and
it will lead to eventually, the gen­
five months after the date of laying within the next ten years startling ad­
eral public is not informed at this
the keel.
This steamer, which is vances in the price of stumpage are
time. But the matter takes on new
named the Robert Fulton, is 348 a certainity.-Oregonian.
interest from the publication of a
feet long, with 3850 horsepower,
prospectus of a New York organiza­
and will carry 4000 passengers. She
I mmediately the news was tel­ tion, known as the “Little Land
will run as a daylight boat on the
ephoned from the national senate League.’’
The gist of that pro-
Hudson in connection with the
the day after inaguration that the spectus appears in the following;
Henry Hudson, of which she is a
Ixxiy in conformity with its constitu­ “The Little Land League will check
duplicate. —Oregonian.
tional function had confirmed the to a considerable extent the drift to
nomination
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the area tise i‘ the people will pationize
them it will assist in building up a
seems illimitable, and the uncounted
stronger postal system, wherein this
millions of “board measure’’ that are
can be is beyond the comprehension
to be seen on every hand at a super­
of an intelligent person.
The
ficial glance will hardly reflect any­
whole thing is built up on injustice
thing that looks like early scarcity.
to the printer and steps are being
But the Fastern men, like the Iowa
taken to get congress to look at it
timber company which closed a
in the proper light and do away
$700,000 deal Wednesday, have
with the scheme.
within a generation witnessed the
denuding of other vast tracts of tim
great forests. Just
Order« carefully bandied
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the necessity
OBEOTTR
BANDON
I h just in receipt of |a new stock of
Drugs and Chemicals, Patent ami
The poor Proprietary Preparation»«. Toilet Ar­
Druggist Snndriea, Perfume«.
man on the soil means a wider dis ticles.
Bronhes, Sponges. Soap, Nuts and
semination of wholesome simplicity, Candios, Cigars, Tobaccos aud Cig
All kinds of Repair Work done
arettes, Paints, Oils,
Glass and
promptly and in a workkmanlike
and
the
better
cultivation
ol
com-
Painter*«
Supplies.
or who ever is
manner
was allowed $131.70.
says Orinsin
The Opera
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