Bandon recorder., June 17, 1909, Image 5

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Presbyterian Church
THEEÄRTH'SMOWS
Servites will be
held at the
Presbyterian Church.
th«
first,
secotnl ami third Sundays of each
11 «’nth at ti a. m. and S p. ,n.
Sunday School ami (. hii-uian En­
deavor.n their usual hours. All an­
il dec nnc. C eo . R oai h , pastor.
How We Are Whirling Around
and Through Space.
THE INFLUENCE OF THE SUN.
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There are those who think much
’-À 1 '
moving from one point to unotb<*r
the earth—travel they call it—and yet
pay little heed to the wonderful Jour­
THE FINE ARTS PALACE, A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION, SEATTLE.
ney of the earth itself. Many, again,
Into the Palace of Fine Arts there has gone as tine a collection of
go to seek a climate while the hurry­
works of art as has ever been shown at a world’s fair. It is made up
ing eartfi Is bringing to them one cli­
of loan collections from Great Britain, France. Italy, Germany and the
mate after another In endless succes­
sion. Those who have not hitherto
Eastern states of America. Also there are valuable specimens of work
taken much notice of the earth’s prog­
by the leading modern artists of Japan and China, and many of the more
ress who have not, so to speak, looked
notable works of their ancient artists.
out of their carriage window as they
So valuable is the collection that insurance in the sum of $1,225,000
are whirled along might find a new
has been placed upon it with Lloyds.
interest in doing so. Look, for exam­
The building is absolutely fireproof. It is of reinforced concrete and
ple, at the apparent size of the sun.
brick and, at the end of the Exposition, it will revert to the University of
Casual observation shows that it ap­
Washington, by wMrh it will be us <1 as a School of Chemistry.
pears larger in the winter heavens.
And exact measurements tell us that
it ts largest on Jan. 1 and smallest on THE HOME CAUGHT DOLLAR
July 2. The size of the sun thus marks
so n protective border plantation
the earth's nearest approach and When It Becomes the Home Spent should be set out on the windward
greatest distance from th»’ sun. Accu­
Dollar It Helps the Home Place.
side. If the grounds are sufficiently
rate astronomical measurement of the
In Denver or thereabouts resides a large tills border plantation should ex­
sun’s diameter might even determine bnr»i who sometimes writes things wit­ tend around the grounds on all sides,
the day of the year, for the daily vari­ ty ami wise. One of Ins recent lifts, but the planting should not lie in rows,
ation in the apparent size of the sun is
which he heads ‘‘Tintinnabulations,” but n natural method of grouping be
some nine-fiftieths of a second of an­
followed, yet enough trees on all sides
gular measurement. And astronomers probably because it is a bid for the to provide needed shade in summer.
profess to measure th»* second decimal “tin,” runs thus:
No planting sbmild be done except on
A rnan who lived in Denver acquired the
of seconds.
the borders. All the open space possi­
frugal habit
There are three ways in which we Of when lie saw a dollar loose he’d quick­ ble should be preserved In the yard
are journeying with tlie earth. There
proper.
ly try to grab it.
la, first, the dally revolution, which car­ And once he got it in Ills jeans he'd much
desire to spend it.
ries us through a complete circle in
The Boost Chorus,
An<l he had the cranky notion to Chicago
If your town is on the bum,
twenty-four hours at a rate varying
he would send it.
BOOfc't.
from rather more than a thousand The dollars that he sent away, he found
When von have it going some,
he couldn’t catch ’em.
miles an hour at the equator to noth­
Keep on boosting.
he do the coaxing that in any
ing at the poles, where no one, by tin’ Nor could
Tell the world. "This town is it."
ivay would fetch ’em.
Tl:e blazed trull of progress lilt.
way, has ever been. Then we are trav­ So ho up ami tried the system ot spend­
Make It smoke and never quit.
ing cash at home, sir.
eling around the sun once a year nt
Boost some more.
the rate of eighteen miles a second. And lie keep:, on c itching dollars as on
Denver streets he roams, sir
If .von meet the knocking crew,
Thirdly, we are Journeying through
Still boost.
The grammar anil the rhyme may
stellar space, for one of tlie most re
Show yon have no grouch on you.
markable facts which modern astron­ not be the best to b»’ had. but tlie wit
Continue boosting.
If every
Join the sunshine band ami glow;
omy lias brought to' light is that our an«l wisdom are first rate
Jo<n the push brigade nnd blow;
solar system, the sun with all its plan­ man in the smaller town or city or out
Join the forward march and grow.
ets, is on a journey toward tlie con­ on tlie farm would take to heart th**
Boost all the time.
stellation Lyra at the rate of ten miles moral of this rhyme and speud at
Be a booster; keep It up.
a second.
home tlie dollars lie catches at home,
Go on boosting.
As we sit lu a train and are whirled
Gather in the winner’s cup.
there is no shadow of doubt that be
along It sometimes appears as if the
Boost forever.
nnd his family and all Ids family con­
Any town, like any man,
scenery were flying past us rather
nect ions and neighbors would profit
Needs
the filth to say, “I can;”
thau we past it. So tlie dally revolu-
Needs the will to lead the van.
thereby in tlie end and a long time
tion of the earth a thousand miles an
Boost all together.
before tlie end
tampq
a
vnapnTnN
hour at the equator— makes the sun
Tlie home caught dollar which be
rise and set, and our yearly Journey
comes the home spent dollar instead
OCEAN TRAVEL.
makes the sun apparently travel
of the Chicago sent dollar helps Just
through the constellations of the zo­
a large round dollar's worth to build Luxury That Greets the Passenger« on
diac. If we move round any stationary
community. This fact
an Atlantic Liner.
object on the earth we see it witli a up tlie home
as the nose on a bull­
The luxury of ocean travel has
constantly changing background- now Is as obvious
dog’s face. In fact, It barks at you as rca< b. <1 sui'li a i state of perfection that
a windmill, noiv a cottage, now a
business streets land bred nnd I timid passengers may
wood, now a church, etc. So as we you pass along tlie
and
see
stores
and
shops
ttiat suffer almost delude themselves into think-
travel round the sun w«‘ see it with an
from lack of the trade that is theirs lug that they : are till on shore ilium
ever changing background <>f stars
n«»w those of Aries, noiv of Taurus, by every right that pertains to tlx* they m-«’ in the middle of the ocean.
When the luneheon bugle sounds you
now of Gemini, and so on. The post matter of community lif«'
If you catch your dollar at home, go in t<> tidy
tidy your hair. The sun Is
tlon of the sun atpong tlie stars marks
the stages of the earth's annual Jour­ keep it at horn»’ and let it circulate shinln; in thr«.ugh your window or at
lifeblood of least one of the windows, for there
ney. And as the »’«rtii arrives at «lif i around home. It Is the
the
home
place.
are two in your «’.railing r.e m, one in
ferent points of Its orbit tin’ times of
the bathroom mid one in the bedroom
the risings of certain stars vary. These
beyond
Y’our drawing room ii hich
Indications of th«’ earth's progress
HOW TO ATTRACT TRADE
might be iti lli«> Winter palace, Nice.
have been taken as marks of tlie sea­
sons. Thus when Sirius rose wltti tlio By Having Clean Stores and Getting for nil the resemblance it bears to a
ship’s cabin is furnished in old gold
sun it was known that the «log days
Rid of Loafers.
had begun. Early astmnomers watch
It Is a general rule that people would mid white. A soft carpet of old gold,
ed carefully for the rising of the dog rattier trade at an attractive place thau a sofa piled luxuriantly with cushions,
star The Egyptian astronomers look­ an unattractive one, at a clean place several chairs, n table, a wonderfully
ed for the helfi'iil rising of Sothis to than a dirty one, at a plae»> where they eipllppi-d desk, on which rests a drop
proclaim the tieiv year
are treated courteously mid made to light, are nt y< ttr disposal, Yoil slop II
It Is the earth’s yearly Journey round feel at home rather than on»» where moment to admire the panels and
the sun which enables us to determine they are neglected and stared at by etchings and the bangings, which are
the distaucei* of tlie stars. Tlie methoil loafers. Many children, most women embroider« ‘«1 with drooping wistaria in
Is precisely that adopted by surveyors and some men do not feel comfortable faint green. An electric grate tire.
for determining the position of objects In going into a store where a miscella­ iiltli a genuine mantel, lends an air of
on earth. Th«* direction of the object neous bunch of idlers are collected. spaciousness to tlie room. You notice
whose distance Is to Is* found Is ob­ Loafers drive away dollars. A mer­ that your gowns have been hung in
served from two points a known dis­ chant may feel it discourteous to ask one closet mid your blouses in another
tance apart. Th«» rest Is mere calcula­ men of this stamp to stay away, but to and that shoes, slippers, umbrella, etc.,
tion. In the case of the stars the direc­ allow them to remain is a greater dis­ have been carefully stowed away in
tions are observed from two extreme courtesy to his customers. A store places provid« d for them.
Tlie third day out. if the weather is
points in the earth’s orbit Instead of
Is not a club or a hotel. A tactful
tine. Is tlie social height of tlie trip.
from the two ends of a base line. Tlie
business man can rkl his place of Idlers
Tlie ship’s types are by this time all
process Is «ant’d triangulation when
without giving offense. There are fully developed.
Tlie bridge fiends
applied to earth measurements, and
ways of doing these things This very
have become km wn to each other, anil
everybody understands what it means
question of n few loafers that congre­ tliey never lean’ tlieir game except for
When applied to the stars It is calle«!
parallax and remains a mystery to gate where they nre a nuisance is a meals. There is the usual contingent
sore spot In many villages. Tlie way that <>nch morning comes around to
most issople. Such Is the obscuring
to deal with a thing of that sort Is the tell you how early tliey were on dock.
power of a word.
The “little more’’ and tlie “little less” same way that is necessary to get rid You have stood at tlie prow and
of Browning are forcibly illustrated in of grumblers and knockers, and that is watched the schools of dolpliins jump­
the direction of th»’ earth’s journey to move things, get up an optimist!«’ ing straight for tlie ship, you have
round the sun. An elliptic course dif­ spirit, show that you moan business rushed excitedly to tlie rail to wat< h a
fering very little from a circle, com and make the loafers, tlie grumblers passing steamer witli which your ves­
blued, with a tilt of the axis, gives us nnd knockers nshnnu*«! of themselves sel exchanges salutes by running up
the seasons. But if this difference «nd Then If tliey lime not tll<> decency to innumerable little flags, and you have
tilt did not exist there would be rm get out of tlie way. go nt them good marveled at the land birds that al
seasons and one climate would rule naturally, but i igorotisli mid 1» Il limit ways follow tli<‘ ship across, mid per
the year If, again, the course were gloves Go at (Item liceali <• ¡I Is right haps you ask th«' steward to set out
<lo so
so. Handled In soni«’ fresh water and a plate of
more elliptic, then for th»» hemisphere and necessary to do
whose winter occurred at the earth’s tlie proper spirit mid without ill tem­ crumbs for th.'in.
If you enjoy spontaneous vaudeville
greatest distance from the sun there per, tlie whole coinninnlt.i will ap­
plaud It. and even th«’ loafers, the the hour in th ship's gymnasium will
might be n glacial period
■•The straight line," says Miss Helen grumblers nn«l flic kno< kers will them­ be your regular rendezvous every
Keller, "symbolizes duty. It Is a dull selves have a si'cret admiration for th«' morning, mid aside from the fun u hi li
fhought drawn out endlessly." Ami chap who has the manhood to tell vou iv ill have In watching (lie others
perform unaccustomed stunts on tin1
this seems to l«e a reflection on what them the truth
Mak»* th«> slot«’ tidy mid pri -«'i»t;iI»!«•. frisky camel, th«’ spirited li. r. «> or witli
we had thought was the earth's path
of duty round th»« sun, for this path Is Clean tip, and elemi up the loafers til«' vibrators you ivlil rceelv«’ direct
the curve known ns the ellipse More­ along tilth other things that d<> not lienetlt from ilie exercises, which are
•tie best tiling to lie reeolllinend« <1 for
over, the thought makes th»» sun a belong
tli«> maintenaiii « of s«ai legs. Harriet
tempter of the earth from th«’ strict
Planting Rural School Grounds.
Qulmb.i In Leslie’ Weekly
path of duty, for the earth, we learn
Country schools usually stand In a
from our Newton. If left to Itself
would wander on forever through g.xsl sped lot of from olie to several
•pace tn a straight line It Is the min acres. Sil« h an area will allow of ex­
Gossip.
which draws It from this «lull course tensive planting. nn«l In i lew of the
A little sossip now and then
Is relished by the best wotn-en.
Into the plensant cune of subjection dearth of trees In ««nr landscapes It Is
While all the others, so it seems.
Yet tlie sun’s victory Is only partial, w .dl to provide a grove f« r school and
Still like it every day In reams.
the earth’s actual path being a combi­ other picnics. Across th«1 rear of the
-Kanews »-tty Tinies.
lot
trees
may
l«e
plant.sl
solid!'
either
nation of its own straight line of In
cllnatlon an»! obedience to the pull of in rows or variously disposed. These
Sizing Him Up.
the sun. And so Instead of the ’’dull should bo at siitth lent distance- up rt
Sb»’ (in lest.iuranti My gnodnons!
thought drawn out endl<-««1y’’ we hare to atlovi rack to develop it« Individual
!«|i’t i ii.J i .«i;« . i qll ?
the beautiful thought of th«' changing tty ami provide natural shn«|e • f »ary
lie Yes: I undemtand tie measure«
It may be. aix f"»-t tin c from tip to tip. IIouatoQ
■raaona. the flowers nnd fruits of the |ng degrees of Intensity
«rnrth. with Ita ever varying wenthfT, that strong winds nre constantly blow- I’ost.
Ing from .««».. «i!re<-tl< nk amt if tl.S
■unshlne nod storm. heat niai cold.
l li s steamer is new, is strongly built and futed with the latest improvements and will
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Dated this 2nd »lay of June, i»)«>.
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thi«»e hours here in which to «Jo their
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Insurance Broker
Notary Public
Agent ter Parker & Young's Red Cedar
Shingles
Room 3 over Vienna Cafe
Notice of Street Improvement
Notice is hereby given that the common conn
cil ol the city of Bandon, at a regular meeting
there, has ordered that Fifth street be improved
from the new school building east to the [»resent
city limits, by sidewalks and grading the .am•*,
and unless a written remonstrance against th
same be iilcxj with the recorder on or befor< the
23rd day of June, 1909, signed by two-thirds of
the real property owners thereon, then an ordin
ante may be passed by this council ordering
such improvement and assessing the cos! thereof
upon the adjacent properly.
Dated, at Bandon, Oregon, June 3rd, 1909.
C. R. WADE,
Ciiy Recorder.
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NOTICE IO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the unrlersigncd
has been appointed by the county court of C oo
county, Oregon, administrator of the estate •
Mary Ann P. Blackerby; al! persons having
claims against said estate are required to pres ut
them properly verified, together with the vou< h
ers therefor, to the undersigned at Bandon,
Coos county, Oregon, within six month
the date of this notice.
Dated this 3rd day of June A, D. 1909.
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E; M. BLACKERBY.
Administrator.
Portland and Coos bay Steamship Line
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC A I ION
Dep.irtment of thr Interior.
U. S. f^and Office at Rosrburt, Ore.
June 4. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Reinhold I
Flemple, of Bandon, Oregon, who, on May I-
1906, made Homestead Entry, No, 140( »<».>' R.
03964, for se 1-4 of sw^l-4, sec 30; <• |-2 < !
nw 1-4; sw 1-4 of ne 1-4, section 31, township
29 south, range 14 west, Willamette Meridian,
has filet] notice of intention to make final com­
mutation proof, to establish claim to thr
above described, before G. i . I readgold, U.
( ommissioner, at Bandon, Oregon, on thr
dayof July, I‘MFI
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Luke of
Bandon, Oregon
John Stillwell of
Robert Pt Hunt of
George Cnx of
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