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Bandon Recorder be The built Coos ii the Bay-Boise
railroad can be u^that immense region to settle
Published Every Thursday Evening by the
built by a constant pull together, inept, cultivation, developmen'.
Recorder Pvtloislaiiig Company.
but Coos Bay cannot build it alone. | U he does, , much will be forgiven:
O. E. KOPF, ...
Managing Editor neither can t1ie Coquille valley, but all, perhaps forgotten. Yet it will
the combine«! effort ci the two, always remain true that no such
Subscript iou, |1 60 par Year in Advance. Advertising Batea Made
linked with the outside aid, will ac­ monstrous wrong was ever done an
Known on Application. Job Printing a Specialty
complish the work in a compara­ American state by any man, corpo­
Entered at the Bandon Foet<ttice as Second Class Matter.
tively short time. Coos county can ration or combination, as has been
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THURSDAY
April 15, 1909
do things
but it will take a done during the past decade by Har
He has both
T illamook is not doing very
G ifford Pinchot,. chief of the long pull, a strong pull and a pull riman to Oregon.
accomplish all the plundered it with one hand and
much talking but it looks as though United States forest service, thinks altogether to
The
they might have an electric line to it "highly important to the country things that are needed here. There strangled it with the other,
that point before Coos county even that we should have free pulp wood seems to be the proper spirit now people of Oregon would be "forms
gets a smell. There should be some in the future as in the past and that and the one thing to do is to keep of men with souls of geese” indeed
if they permitted this condition to
thing doing here, and not so much Canada should impose no export up that spirit.
exist much longer.
Unless Har­
duty upon pulp wood In this re­
talk.
riman builds, and right soon, they
spect the pulp and paper making in
S tories sent out by Washington
ii ust build, or offer such induce­
T he Gold Beach Globe carries an dustrv is in a different position from
hot air correspondents to the effect ments as will cause other capitali.-ts
official directory of the state, or the other great wood using indus-1
that President Tait stands ready to :o build. Oregon must be throttled
what purport* to be one and in tries of the United States.
The
veto any tariff bill which dee- not and held up by one railroad buc-
their issue of April 6th they still latter can be supplied wholly from
meet his unqualified approval caneer no longer —Journal.
have Chas. Fulton as United States our own, forests, while the former ’I
x
i should lie taken
only with the most
Senator and Geo. E. Chamberlain for must have free access
to the liberal allowance of salt. The au­ ■—WANTED—$500 on good se­
curity. Call at this office for par-
Governor. Wonder if they know Canadian spruce forests so long as
thors of the stories are nothing if ticu irs.
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the Revolutionary war has been spruce is the chief pulp wo 3d.”
not fresh. The stories are an in-
closed and the colonies gained their Mr. Pinchot declares that ground
suit to the president. President
independence.
wood should be admitted free, "pro Taft is not only a dictator in the
vided that it comes from a country sense that he stands ready with a
T he constant increase in marine which does not in any way restrict club to knock the tar out of any 4
business in and out of the Coquille the exportation of pulp wood, wood man or measure whieh does not
paper.” Mr.
TRADE MARKS
river is a source for great satisfac pulp or printing
dance to White House music or
D esigns
Pinchot
has
perhaps
n
ver
been
in
rFVTVs '
C opyrights A c .
tion on the part of fbe citizens ol
measure up completely to his ideas
Anyone «ending a sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
this valley, and will play no small formed of the large amount if | of what is right.
invention is probably patentable. Communira-
He recognizes tions
strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent«
sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
pulp
wood
in
this
section
of
the
part in its influence upon congress
that the executive and the legislative
Patents taken through Munn A Co. receive
epceial notice, wit hout charge, in the
The.e is enough
when an appropriation for deepening United States.
branches of the government are
the channel and fixing up the har right around Bandon to keep an separate and distinct. Each has its
4 handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir­
culation of any scientific journal. Terms. 13 a
.•ear: four months, |L Sold by all newsdealers.
bor generally is asked. This river immense pulp mill going for a long . own pecuilar constitutional functions
time.
TUNN
& Co.36,Bro-dw-’New York
is destined to play an important
to perforin. Of course it might be
Brancb_Offlce, 636 F St* Washington, D. C.
I n C aitle C an de pabvcntsis
part in the commerce of the Pacific
i possible that congress would return
CUTTER'S BLACK LEG V ACCiO
G round was broken for a I a tariff bill of which the president
California's favorite, the most suc­
coast from this time on.
cessful. easiest used and lowest
priced reliable vaccine made.
church building in a beautiful resi­ I could not approve, but the contin- I
Powaer, string or pill form. Write
for frte Black Leg Booklet.
dence section of the city last Sun­ J gency is exceedingly remote. Re­
THE CUTTER LABORATORY
T he C oos Bay Harbor had to
B hrkrlhy . C al .
day afternoon, the occasion of which publican members of congress know
If your druggist dries not stock our
acknowledge the corn that the
vaccines, order direct from ua.
furnished opportunity for an ex they have no snap on their hands in
North Bend girls’ basket ball team
pression of hope and faith in hu­ i the preparation of a new tariff BANDON TRANSFER CO
was not the champions of Coos
nt in nature and of love Io God and measure.
The president fully
C. H. F attkbson <t S on
county. In fact they more than
man which was voiced in words of realizes the delicate responsibility,
Dray
and’General Delivery
acknowledged it, they even print­
| reverence and eloquence.
‘ This al e. He knows the vast diversity
Meel8]nll bonis. Orders caiefally bandied
ed the retaliation by the R ecorder
.church.” said the speaker, ‘‘will of interests that must be considered.
and never denied a word of it, but
BANDON
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OREGON
I deny every affirmation of an tin He knows the party pledges which
then how could they, for every word
ust, unwise, or defeated deity, a must be kept.
He also knows that
this paper said in the matter was
pirtial or disappointed Saviour, there must be no abandonment oi
absolutely true and nobody knew it
the lotal depravity of human nature, the republican doctrine of protection.
any better than the editor of the
the annihilation of any soul or its It will probably be three months be­
Coos Bay Harbor himself.
endless torment in hell.” If any fore congress will be able to hammer
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sound of disapproval of this most a tariff bill into shape to present to
T hat Bandon has stage talent precious purpose—this tender ex­ the president. These long distance
has been many times evidenced, but pression of a most Catholic spirit — guesses as to what the president will
never more so than by the excellent was heard, it must be regarded as then do very forcibly re veal the gall
rendition of C. R. Moore’s play the rattling in their long closed and the presumption which con­
“Saving the Game” by the high graves of the bones of Johnathan stitute the principal trade of a certain
school pupils Friday and Saturday Edwards. John Calvin and Cotton class of Washington correspondents.
evenings. We are certainly to be Mather.
Certainly from those —Des Moines Capital.
congratulated upon the fact that we present there was univers il appro­
have a young man as a citizen who val and a manifest approval of a
F igures compiled by the Spo-
can write and arrange such a play creed, if it may be so called, which
k me chamber of commerce show
and also that the young people can casts out tear, exalts love and has
that mo e than 63,000 settlers have
display such talent in putting the faith in mankind.—Oregonian.
located in eastern Washington dur­
P atents
Scientific Jfmerican.
Bandon is cer­
play on the stage.
tainly a leader in more ways than
ing the past 14 months. Nearly
T here seems to be an era of all of them settled in the rural dis­
one.
good feeling at present, between all tricts, and most of them in compara­
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“Jr A poor hunter kills one deer parts of Coos county and a dis­ tively new and undeveloped regions,
which, however, were not very far
out of season, he is charged from position on the part of business men
from a railroad line. The influx of
to $50.
But a panther, which all over the county to get together
newcomers into that region is
(estimated) kills from fifty to one and work for the advancement of the
The idea of an ex­ g eater this spring than ever b< fore.
hundred and fifty deer annually, is entire county.
A large proportion of the immigrants
not worth $20. Why is one deer hibit at the Seattle fair is a good
coming
over the Union Pacific and
worth so much in the first instance, one and every effort should be put
and one hundred and fifty of so lit­ forth to make this exhibit the O. R. & N. have tickets for eastern
They travel
tle value in the second?”
This very best that can possibly be ob­ Washington points.
quotation is from one of our Coos tained. We have many things in over a Harriman line out of Harri­
While these thous­
county exchanges, and it is to the Coos county that are rareties, for man territory.
ands and tens of thousands have
point. The reason the poor hunter instance our white cedar, myrtle
‘blood and other valuable wood, we also gone into eastern Washington, how
is punished is there is
many have settled in eastern Ore-
money” for someone in his locality have coal and valuable minerals,
while our fruit and dairy products gon? Comparatively few. And of
* who often eats of the venison so
cannot be excelled, But the ex these but a very small fraction have
killed and then does the part of the
hibit at the Seattle fair is not the gone back into central Oregon,
informer for the
informer's fee.
where there is land for a million.
The bill to have the state pay a only thing that the county should
Still
eastern Washington grows and
bounty of $ao lor cougar scalps was pull together in. If the proper ef
develops rapidly; still a large portion
killed in the late Legislature, the fort is put forth, many needed im­
provements can be brought about of eastern Oregon, just as rich and
members of which voted lavish sums
We can attractive, lies dormant, uninhabited,
for other measures less meritorious with comparative ease.
build better roads, and we can get desolate as if a blight of the Almighty
than the scalp bounty bill.—Umpqua
a-railroad of some de'cript'on. If rested upon it
There does rest
News.
we had an electric line out to Rose­ upon it as yet, as for a long time
burg,
or some other point on the past, the blight of the almighty Har
AU the local news in the Bandon
R ecorder .
Subscription $i 50 railroad, it would suffice * tor the riman. He is making sounds and
present needs, and such a line can motions now • ndicating that at last i
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Lumber
Wood
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Stock for Making Mission Style for
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Twin Screw, New and Fast
1st Class Passage,
Up Freight,
$7.50
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Our interests are your interests. Fair rates and
good service our motto
A. F. Estabrook Co., 245 Cal. St., San Francisco
C. M. SPENCER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon
THE HARDWARE MAN
BRIDGE & BEACH Stoves, Ranges’and Heaters have in them so many excellencies
that they are now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the coast and the/ are growing
in favor every year.
We have the exclusive agency in Bandon tor these household
and office. necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
Our Assortment of Hardware, Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
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