Bandon recorder., June 03, 1909, Image 4

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Publish*! Every Thursday by the
w ith embezzlement told «••n»i«ti .1 •» « »1» $•«>!>. . He c««nM go t«« any
both the civic'anJ military «••»nt«. . -Ji'ingle mill here and thev *«uM
Recorder Ru.t>i8tiing Company.
O. E. KOPF,
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Managing Editor By the former he was *»*nt<ni«A to have been gl. «1 to giv<* him letter
Make June especially notable and serve
sixty years' imprisonment aiui by shingles. just t<» get U. m «»nt of the
bubr.eription, $1 50 par lTearin Advance. Advertising Rates Made
to bring to mind the importance of
the latter was dismissed trim* tin* way, and he would have saves! the
Known on Application. Jut Printing a Specialty
having good trellises for Oregon’s fam­
service in disgrace—a .service with price of the shingles and the freight
Entered nt th« H«mi<* Povtoflict» as Second Class Matter.
ous climbing roses and of having suitable
(Which he had lieenactively identified all the way. from Michigan. ¡11 fact
houses to be made into homes by mar­
June 3 1909
THURSDAY
since graduation from \\ est Point we have better wood, for every put
ried couples—whether newly arrived at
of a Ixjwling alley, right here in
twenty
seven
years
ago.
1
he
that happy state or long accustomed to
Die Man on the Sait Barrel Mr. Spreckels had furnished out
t'oos county, than any of the ship
of his own private purse $138,478. prison doors lud no sooner clanged
it. A climbing rose without a trellis is
I in front of Carrington th in his cd in stuff from Muskogee, or a iy
T he other day a Bandon man of Why did be do it? Honest men w ho
an ungainly object and a home without
believing
in
his
other
eastern
town.
The
material
|
wife
and
daughters
a pessimistic turn of mind was sitting appreciate and applaud what tends
a house is almost an impossibility. Those
began
to
work
in
his
j
was
brought
in
here
on
a
recent
innocence,
to
rid
municipal
government
of
on a barrel of salt, condemning
owning Crimson Ramblers or desiring
the country with every vociferous corruption, believe that he did it behalf. Four years of unremmitting i steamer an I unloaded at the Cen-
homes for themselves or others can get
transported
tral
warehouse
to
be
effort
resulted
in
bringing
have
expression which his limited vocab­ because he loved the city of San
the lumber from us at any time.
from
here
to
the
Point.
The
nerve
!
sufficient
evidence
before
the
•
ulary could conceive. He stated Francisco, and sought to deliver it
I
of
the
importer
was
the
subject
<
f
United
States
supreme
court
as
to
in substance there was no land in from the hands of thieves. Dis­
southern Oregon worth having and honest men, men of easy conscience convince that tribunal that a most much jesting conversation by people
that farmers and dairymen were on the subject of boodling, the satel­ outlandish miscarriage of justice has j who saw the goods.
about ready for the poorhouse. lites of astute and educated crook- resulted in the conviction of an in­
T he United States last year raised !
When his attention was called to a dom, all the hived men who are nocent man. Meanwhile the last
dollar
in
the
family
exchequer
has
laboring
in
defense
of
the
high
class
14,000,000, bushels of onions, worth 1
number of excellent ranches In the
been
spent.
President
Taft
lias
ap
exploiter
—
these
cannot
imagine
that
$10,000,000, and the department of
very community he was condemning
I
pointed
Mrs.
Carrington
to
a
clerk
­
Mr.
Spreckels
could
have
any
other
agriculture estimates that the value |
and the fact shown him that these
ship
for
which
she
is
said
to
be
motive
than
they
would
entertain,
of the 1909 crop will be twice as
people were making all kinds < f
abundantly
qualified
and
Senator-
much. Yet the demand is so great
money, he admitted that he had not namely, a dishonest and unworthy
’
Clay
of
Georgia
is
preparing
a
that last year 1,400,000 bushels I
investigated that section and knew one- agreed-serving motive. Upon
j
bill
to
restore
Major
Carrington
direct
examination
Mr.
Spreckels
were imported from Bermuda,
nothing about the conditions. Then
to
his
place
in
the
army.
We
can
was
asked:
‘
‘
Why
did
you
engage
Spain, Egypt and the South Sea
with the wandering mind of a pes­
Twin Screw, New and Fast
think
of
nothing
more
frightful
in
this
vork
of
prosecution
and
Islands. The Bermuda onion is
simist, when his foolish ideas wen-
spoiled in one direction, he started spend this large sum of money?” than the conviction and severe pen milder than ours, but not so good a
on another path, this time condemn­ To which he replied: “Because | alizing of an innocent mau. This keeper, and is now being raised
ing the system under which our my interviews with Ruefhad con ' newspaper cannot be accused of with great -ucees* in southern !
Our interests are your interests. Fair rates and
and
the southern
country is run.
Among other vinced me there was corruption in . being an apologist for law violators, California
but
if
Washington
is
so
thorougoly
the
city
government,
and
because
I
states.
As
a
rule,
onions
raised
on
good service our motto
things he opined that this was a
convinced
that
Major
Carrington
believed
it
my
duty
to
wipe
out
I
land
adapted
to
them
are
a
profit-
J
great country, that you could
neither buy Hour nor salt by the that corruption and place the com­ is a cruelly wronged man this gov­ able crop. They require rich, soft
A. F. Estabrook Co., 245 Cal. St., San Francisco
C. M. SPENCER, Agent, Bandon, Oregon
barrel any more. The gentleman munity on a better and cleaner ernment can afford to lie lavish in soil, of which there is much in sev-
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its
effort
,
to
make
all
possible
rep»
e 1.11 parts of Oregon. Moral Raise
to whom he addressed the remark- basis.” The testimony relative to
¿ration
for
the
injustice
which
has
the
disposition
of
the
money,
in
­
more onions.—Journal.
called his attention to the fact that
soke nippi . es
been done.— Des Moines Capital.
FURNISHED RIK1MS
cluding
a
full
statement
.
of
dis
­
he was then sitting on a barrel of
Any mother who has had expert
AT
salt to which he responded that bursements submitted to the court,
T»iE courts of Missouri have de­ leneo with this distressing aihnen-
H ere and there are to be heard cided that the evening njeal is sup­ will be ('leased to know that a cure
he had never before heard of such a reinforces this conclusion as to
thing as a barrel of salt, at least not singleness of purpose on the part of the usual annual admonitions ami per and not dinner. It is to be re­ tpay be affected by applying Cl am-
berlain's Salve as soon as the child
MBS SARAH COSTELLO
for a good many years, and again the prosecution. It was shown in suggestions with reference to a gretted that they did not go one ! is done nursing
Wipe it off with a
that
statement
for
example,
that
Mr.
his vociferations were foiled. Thus
‘•safe and sane” Fourth of July, step further and decide whether soft cloth before allowing the l>al>e
Nice cienii raouiH 26 hii U Ml« h
niilht; $1.26 « week , $5 «month
Heney
had
refrained
from
accept
­
loir a number of years this sort of eating pie with a knife is a felony 01 to nurse, AJany trained nurses use
it is with the pessimist, they go
this salve with best results. For
through life deaf, dumb and blind, ing a cent for professional services, , discussion has been going on; but simply a misdemeanor.
BANDON
, sale by (J. it. Lowe
OREGON
refusing to hear the birds sing, post contributing that service as an off­ upon the celebration of the last Na-
themselves on the fact that the sun set against the money contributors • tional birthday the ret ord showed
shines,or see the beat tiful spring of his coadjutors. A considerable that we had accomplished little of
As it affects the
flowers as they bloom forth in all sum was spent in providing pro­ practical effect.
tection
against
thugs
ami
the
des
­
their glory. They walk right over
city of Washington, D. C., residents
perado
mercenaries
of
the
defense.
golden opportunities, and sometime
of the Capital have evolved a plan
It
may
easily
be
recalled
that
when
the opportunities even jump up
to turn all t|)e conduct of celebra­
Mr.
Heney
spoke
in
San
Francisco
and try to stop them, but are given
tion activities oyer to the civic!
a shake and a curse, and the poor, prior to the election of Eugene authorities, or, in lieu of that, to a I
blind pessimist goes on, stumbling Schmitz he declared to the San publicly appointed committee. With I
along in the darkness, refusing to Francisco people that if Schmitz especial reference to all kinds ot
be elected they would ask ] fireworks, the proposition i . to pro­
see the light. This same idea should
■'
might be applied to many more peo him within a year thereafter to ( hibit them entirely within fire
pie right here in Coos county. Men come back to Sail Francisco and limits. This does not mean tl.al !
are every day walking over land send Schmitz ami Abraham Ruef to 1 there is to be no fireworks display I
that if properly developed, would the penitentiary. This fact corres­ ! On the contrary, one grand gen­
keep a cow to the acre, the year- ponds exactly with the testimony eral display is planned for the even - j
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around, or raise liuit or vegetables of Mr. Spreckels as to the original | mg (hat w ill relieve the celebra­
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Mr. tion from any violation ’if traditions.
enough to almost support a family, intent of the prosecution.
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and yet they stumble along and say Spreckels said on the stand: “Mr. I Elie day's events will comprise the |
that the land is no good, simply be­ Heney volunteered to woik without various features of a real old-
cause they are unwilling to put forth pay •»< the outset of the prosecu- fashioned celebiation—a civic parade j
the effort of giving it a trial. But tion, at which time there was no in- speeches and the usual games and I
some men will move along in life, tention of attempting to bring to amusements. This concentration of
refusing to see the glories therein justice any person other than the fireworks end of the celebration I
contained, and condemning every­ Mayor E. E. Schmitz. A1 raham is a suggestion for other coin -1
thing that comes in their way, final­ Ruef and officials of the administra­ inunities to consider. It looks like j
ly landing in the bottomless pit of tion” The story of Mr. Spreckels a practical elimination ot the nerve- ;
disap|>c;ntment and despair, all be­ appeals to honest men as an honest wracking noise and the maiming
cause they were either too stupid 01 story; as a refutation of miserable and life-destroying business by
too stubborn to be shown. In other calumny set afoot by broadclothed which the day is foolishly, not to
words they sit on the salt barrel scoundrelism, and circulated by say wickedly, charactersized It is
and ejaculate and expostulate and ’h'W people who would prefer to really remarkable that such a great,
vociferate, while the other fellow ‘ make a dollar out of municipal sensible people as the Americans
comes up and ge’s all the salt, leav­ 1 corruption than to live in a clean are, should have to surrender an -!
ing them only the barrel. You I city.—Telegram
nually to an explosive spasm that'
can have the salt or the empty bar­
costs so enormously in life and
rel, whichever you choose. The
I n view of the fact that it usually property. We have not failed to!
only condition is that you go after requires weeks and sometimes talk about the matter in a common- |
the salt.
months to secure the conviction of sense way; and after these years of |
people of whose guilt there can be talk we may as well act in practical
I n THE course of the Calhoun no possible doubt, it is most fashion.—Telegram.
trial there has been no more inter­ exasperating to hear of the conviction
esting or significant incident than of the innocent. The national gov­
A M yrtle Point man whois put
that of the testimony of Rudolph ' ernmenment is just now concerned ting in a bowling alley recently had
Spreckels.
It was brought out with the case of Maj. Frank Del his fixtures shipped from Muskogee.
during that testimony that the total Carrington, who seems to have lieen Mich., and among other things
sum of $213,391 had been contri the victim of the most monumental was a bunch of shingles of such in­
touted for the conduct of the graft piece <4 court stupidity on record..! ferior quality that no self respecting
prosecution, and that ot «hi» «tun Carrington was major in the First building would have them around
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