Bandon recorder., June 24, 1909, Image 5

e’rventh, the populace, twelfth, the 20 per cent margin, as reçu- •
clergy, thirteenth, poets.’’
This mended by the committee, can be
Published Every Thursday by the
classification will be regarded as er­ regarded with unqualified favor by
roneous in at least one particular. the men who use the excha ge
Recorder Fvitnetiing Company.
O. Z. KOPF,
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Managing Editor The popul ice deserves no place in market places for no other purpose
the list, unless it is placed at the th in for handling then’ legitimate
Subscription, JI 50 per Year in Advance. Advertising Rates Made
top.
The populace is running ' business. There is much less ex­
Known on Application. Job Printing a Specialty
things at present, despite opinions cuse f or existence of the stock ex
Entered at the Bandon PostofHce aa Second CI iihh Matter.
change than there is tor the grain
June 24, 1909 to the contrary; but the list is con
THURSDAY
cerned with distinctions and these exchange. The latter has become
A nother milestone is passed in shpae of tips, will hardly feel any individualities, which the public does a necessity in systematizing the
the history of the Bandon public regret over the change in the sys­ not possess. As to to the other marketing of the crop, ami enabling
distribution to be spread over the
schools and on last Friday we ded­ tem. There is no good reason why distinctions made, it may’ be said
entire year instead of being confined
icated what is put ported by many the proprietor of a restaurant should that each class has at some time or
to a few months at the close of
to be the finest school building in not pay his heip reasonable wages. other represented leadership in the
harvest. To insure the working of
the state of Oregon.
While it is The tipping habit is not only de­ world’s affairs. Not uncommonly
their great plants, millers must
not as large as some, yet it is grading to the man who receives the clergy has led, but it is probably
contract for wheat many months in
commodious, convenient and sub the tip, but it is unjust to the man given its proper position, relatively,
The soldier advance, and it is the ad vantages of
stantial, and is a magnificent piece 1 who gives it. It is a custom that at the present time,
trading in futures on the grain ex­
of architecture, and the dimensions drifted across the water from the has at times represented the strong
make pr ssible
aristocracies, where all est element but he cannot now be changes which
are not so small either when you I ancient
consider the fact that it is 129 feet waiters or servants were treated as placed near the top of the list. O preparation for < ¡slant business
in length by about 65 feet in lackeys or menials devoid of in course, the distinctions in this list that could not be accepted if the
witdh, with three stories and a base­ dependence. The American waiter apply only to the men of today miller were o 'liged to take his
ment. The building towers forth as should not be lowered to the level and not to the great figures of his chances on securing the grain
a monument to the industry, enter­ of the foreign flunkey by being tory. Neither do they apply to when he had contracted to deliver
prise and thrift, of the people of j forced to ask alms or tips from posterity’s verdict.—Yakima Her his dour many months hence. If
the miller is a man of some financial
District No. 54 and all are justly the man he is paid for serving. An aid
standing, as it might naturally be as
proud of the achievement. That I anti-tip law rigidly enforced would
T he senate has arranged for a su med he would be, it hardly seems
Bandon will ever keep abieast with materially improve the character of
measure of free trade with the necessary that he pay in advance 20
the times in all things, becomes the service in hotels and restaurants-
Philippines; and in that there is per cent of the purchase price of
more and more evident all the time. providing the employers paid the
justice done.
As a matter of the wheat, as it recommended by
waiters proper wagesr—Oregonian.
course, there has been all sorts of the Hughes committee. One gieat
T be 1909 crop of wheat is one of
! arguments touching the matter, by good which will hardly fail to be ap-
the coming events which just at
T hat the regular army 01 the 1 some of which it is shown that
predated by the most ardent sup
present, is casting its shadow be
United* States deserves the high 'doser and more equitable trade
Dorters of the exchanges is the light
fore. Under the benign influence
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,. . .
compliment paid it by President I relations
between
the
Tihpiios
that has been turned on them by the
of a fine crop prospect and an
Taft at Gettysburg, when a inonti- and Americans will prove a bar to
Hughes investigation. It has re­
early harvest, the Chicago wheat
the men w ho fell on that ' the independence of the former, and
market is sliding back to lower inent to
vealed their good points as well as
field was unveiled, is everywhere ad from another line of reasoning, we
levels at a pace that fully equals
the bad, and the admission ’that tlie
The regulars have suf- are led to the conclusion that to
that with which it ran up the grade mitted.
exchanges have a legitimate function
fered much consttimely and neglect. treat the Filipinos justly is to give
a few weeks ago, when the fate of
■ n trade will serve to correct the er­
They have often illustrated that the trusts, especially the Sugar
the crop was trembling in the bal
roneous impression. Oregonian.
republics can be ungrateful. How­ Trust, greater advantages than they
ance, and there was a pronounced I
shortage all over the world. It is ever, as President Taft says, the| now have. It is simple sophistry OF INTEREST TO FAKMERSANI) MECHANICS
possible that no small portion of regular army is without a stain, I j to claim that the exercise of justice
T armors and mechanics frequently
Its
career has been an uncomplain­ will work to the postponement of meet with slight accidents and in
the weakness in the Chicago market
juries which cause them much an-
is due to liberal selling by the ing one of heroism, self-efface­ Filipino independence. It may I e , noyaace and loss of time. A cut or
ment anti patriotic endurance. It admitted that in the matter of favor ; bruise may be cured in about otie-
short interests who were such
■ third the time usually required by
has always held itself ready to an­ ’ secured through the lowering of 1 applying Chamberlain’s Liniment as
prominent factors in increising the
swer the call fot a forlorn hope, ! sugar duties, the sugar planters of soon as the injury is received. This
profits of Mr. Patten and his as
liniment is also valuable for sprains,
to do and to die, if need be, while the islands will reap the lion’s share I soreness of the muscles and rheum
sociates a lev weeks ago. Later
the unprepared defenders of the na- | of benefit, but with all that so long alic pains. There is no danger of
there may be a necessity for the
blood piisoning resulting from an
injury when Chamberlain’s Lini
buying back of some of this wheat tion were rallying. It is criticised as we hold the islands as dependen- : meat
is applied before the parts
that is now being sold short..—Ore­ by those who do not understand, cies, it is only good national ethics become intlamed and swollen. Tor
feared by those who do not know its that we treat the people fairly ac­ srle by C. Y. Lowe.
gonian.
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reverenced for its traditions and cording to American standards, es­
I t would be exceedingly difficult loyality to the whole nation. It tablished by American law and
Eye to Business.
to disabuse the minds of a vast has been the victim of the politicians American usage. Until the Filipino
a terribly melodramatic
he? He said he’d drain
majority that money and a whole and the cheese-paters. It has been is independent, we hold him as a
blmd fur the woman he
■ Il think tie meant It?”
lot of it is essential to happiness. outraged by’ unjust promotions and ward of the Nation.
We have
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civilian
blunders.
It
has
engaged
Daily life and observation, however,
maintained
an attitude toward
frequently puncture this assumption. in a calling which is of itself full of him, as one of the family. This is
The rich have their troubles, some temptations, which often 1 cause true in the matter of education, in
All He Knew.
1
the training, in government and tuition
• Mtii'i r (tn recruit win» has missed
times more of them than the ex character to disintegrate, but
every shot! Good
henvens,
man,
ceedingly poor, and as a rule they regular’s record as a whole is still in thr matter of internal improve­ where are your shots going? Recruit
have a “heap" more trouble than unsullied. The sisterhood of states ments. In all these respects our (tearfully)—I don’t know, sir; they left
hero all right! London Punch.
the people in ordinary circumstances each having its own troops to look duty has been well discharged,
Habit is the deepest law of human
who are making a living by honest after and lavish attention on, have and for a long time it has been
nature
—Carlyle.
effort and constant application to been neglectful of those soldier recognize I by clear-headed states­
— OGO------
duty. In the homes of the rich are sons whose allegiance is to all. manship, actuated by a sense of
closets behind the curtains of which But even now belatedly coming into justice, that we should deal fairly I CHAMBERLAIN S JOUHH REMEDY THE BEST
ON THE MARKET
the skeleton grins and when the cur­ something like his own with us. with the Fltpii o in the matter ol
”1 have used Chamlmrlain's Cough
tain is lifted as in the case of the the regular would rather be under trade relations. Congress has oh- I Remedy and find it to lie the best
1 on the market." says E. W, 'Tardy,
I le is a man
sensational New Y'ork divorce tria stood than praised,
stinately held aloof from this prop­ ! editor of The Sentinel, Gainslioro.
Fuss and feathers are
Tenn. “Our baby bad several colds
which has been in progress for some of deeds.
osition, until uow there is an ¡the past winter and Chamberlain's
not
to
his
liking.
He
is
there
when
time. It is easy to see the hollow­
awakening and justice is to have Cough Remedy always gave it relief
at once and cured it in a short time.
he
is
wanted
for
any
need
against
ness and the sham of much the
its day—Telegram.
. I always recommend it when op-
I portunity presents itself.- For sale
world has been wont to call ideal any odds. All he asks is a square
by C. Y. Lowe.
methods of living, Money is a deal from those between whom and
V iewed either from a moral 01 a
splendid thing to have but it is not danger of any sort he is ever ready strictly legitimate commercial stand­
a guarantee of bliss. The millions to stand. — Pittsburg Post.
point, there should be a wide and
of American homes which know
deep chasm, between margin gam­
not wealth, but beneath the modest
A CONTRIBUTOR to the New York bling and legitimate buying and
HAS A SELECT STOCK OK
roofs of which contentment reigns, Sun maintains that the old order of selling on the stock and grain 1
constitute one of the republics guar­ precedence among men is changing exchanges. Unfortunately for the 1
antees [of its permanency. Again and that anew estimate of distinc­ legitimate end of this method and Wines. Liquors & Cigars
we (say, the happiest people on tion is growing up in the public correspondingly fortunate for the
earth are those in moderate cir­ mind.
He offers the following margin gamblers, the chasm is
N ìchiii Heer on Drnii»lit
cumstances and who earn their classification of the world’s leaders missing and the faint line of demarca­
bread “by the sweat of their brow. ’’ as suggesting the scope of this tion is at times nearly lost sight of.
COURTEOUS TRI-T.MfNT
changed classification. “First, men The report of the Hughes investiga­
T he anti-tipping law, now being of great fortunes, leaders of finance; tion committee, confessing its
enforced in Spokane, promises to second, kings, rulers, statesmen: inability to distinguish the dif­
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OREGON
drive most of the first class waiters third, inventors, scientists; fourth, ference between proper and im­
1.« UAlH.k LAI tie
out of the city, unless the employ- sociologists, educators; fifth, sing­ proper transactions, will not sur­
CUTIEX S BLACK LEG VACCINE
California's
favorite, the most sue
era advance the wages to make up ers, musicians, actors; sixth, law­ prise anyone who makes use of the
cewful. oasie t used and lowest
priced reliable vaccine made.
lor losses in tips. The public, which yers; seventh, artists; eighth, novel­ exchanges for either gambling or
Fow ler. strinR or pill lorm Write
for free Black Leg B.xjklet
more or less grudgingly has been ists, editors ninth, soldiers; tenth, legitimate buying and selling. It is
THE CUTTER LABORATORY
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paying the waiters’ salaries ili the genera! CUfl <>t ’ bOsiAejis iueu. doubtful even it the demand for a
If your druRMist dues not *tock our
vaccines. order direct from ua.
The Opera
Do You Know Why
our “Sunshine Ad” at the head of the
local page has attracted such wide at­
tention? It is because it has a deeper
meaning than shows on the face. It has
served to arouse the public spirited citi­
zen of Bandon to a sense of his duty in
aiding the growth and development of
our city. He knows that a city cannot
grow unless the increase in population
is properly housed and he knows that
the sun which brings the bright days
when work on buildings can be rapidly
forwarded shines down upon those piles
of seasoned rough lumber in our local
yard. He knows that those piles con­
tain just the stuff he wants. That is
why he finds it advisable when he wants
good lumber to waste no time but come
to the
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