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k è VOUME XXV MONEY IN d BANDON, OREGON, JULY 1, 1909 WIDE PUBLICITY FOR OREGON THE MAN BIG PREPARATIONS Oregon Development League Advertising the State I Extensively Hose T. B. Wheeler Gives Statis- NUMBER 25 FROM HOME STEVE GALLIER A Story of an Amer ican by two Americans for the Race and Other Americans Boak, Mast, Windsor, RUNS THROUGH ISLAND OF OIL Steamer Alliance Takes Petroleum Bath on Way to Portland Ras- Í Sports, Fine Literary Portland, Ore. June 29—'’Ore mussen, Manciet, and Portland, Ore., June 26—For a In this weeks issue on page five gon is the place for you,” has been distance of 15 miles the stevmer Al we begin the publication of a serial Value is Enhanced the slogan brought to the attention Program Morrison Councilmen liance, Captain Parsons, arriving str ry, entitled, “The Man From of 5,000,000 people of the country from Coos Bay, Tan through a sea Home” by Booth Tarkington and through a big advertisement in the of oil, the contents of the cargo of Harry Leon Wilson. Saturday Evening Post, placed by Standard Oil Barge No. 91, which is a story of an American, he WADE FOR RECORDER, TOPPING JUDGE CITES MANY IMPORTANT INSTANCES the Portland Commercial Clu J, and FREE BAND CONCEBÍ IN THE EVENING is a This was wrecked near the mouth of the man from Indiana ami not all the the same message has been sent to Columbia river several weeks .»go. traditions of European society can 1,000,000 more through other pub • The liquid fuel has spread out until influence him. His triumph over M r . E ditor :—Some time ago .1 lications. Reasons why Oregon is it extends from the latitude of Cape The city election passed off very That Bandon will have 3 the aristocracy of the old world is very good editorial on the import the state of opportunity have been big celebiation Monday July 5th is clever, humorous and patriotic quietly Monday, an I the vote was Mears to Tillamook, and the sheet The 92 commercial now an assured fact. Everything is enough to thrill every one of us. ance of and necessity for a presented. light, there being but 207 votes is estimated to be nearly a mile cast. better system of wagon roads for bodies of the state having member practically in readiness, and those wide. It is a story that will appel to all Coos county appeared in the col- ship in the Oregon Development who have charge of affairs are de Americans. You should read it ar.d Until the Alliance steAned through l or Mayor, Stephen Gallier had ums of your paper. Seeing nothing League have been given an op termined to make it the biggest, not miss a single number. If you a big lead over L. J. Radley, re- the sheet there was not a gap in it. further I have thought a subject of portunity without cost to them to grandest and best celebration ever are not now a subscriber you should |Ctivingi67 votes to 31 for R idley, and after she would proceed a short such vital importance to the de answer immediately thousands of held in Coos county. begin at once and get the- full story. ■ for municipal judge, Geo. P. Top- distance the dark oily product velopment of our county should new inquiries about Oregon. Never We will give you this weeks issue ; ping, the only man on the ticket, would again flow together and cover A big list of sports has been ar not be allowed to drop. In an before has Oregon been so well ranged such as racing, jumping, tug so that you will get all of the story. received 136 votes and lor recorder, the path. When viewed at long article written by C. Carter for the known and interest in the state so of war etc. and in the evening there The subscription price ot the IC. R. Wade received 143. E. E. range the material could easily be All that is will be a hose race between the R ecorder is $1 '50 per year, 75 (likes received one vote *or muni mistaken for a sand spit out in the Technical World Magazine some generally aroused, very significant facts and figures needed to get the best results is Marshfield hra department and the cents for six months or 50 cent, cipal judge and A. D. Morse one ocean. It was slowly drifting to the are given showing a remarkable in for the commercial bodies to take Bandon fire department. This race for four months. for recorder. These votes were southward and remaining intact. crease in land value as a result of advantage of the opportunity and will be up town in the evening and purely complimentary as neither of : None of it stuck to the hull of the ---- 000—- steamer. The captain says it can road improvements. I select only a make those home-seekers familiar will be free to all. This one feature the gentlemen were candidates. Big Attendance at Fair with their sections by sending them in itself will he worth coming miles few of the many instances given. For councilmen, J. \V. Mast re do no possible harm, but he intends fst, Union County, New Jersey, literature and answering inquiries. ceived 168 votes; G. Boak 146; R. to make a detailed report of the to see. The attendance at the Alas k 1 That Oregon has immense trade with no road system found farming W. Windsor 139; Ne s Rasmussen matter to the hydographic office. The Bandcn Concert Band will A gigantic uprooted tree was also unprofitable and trade uncertain possibilities with China, which of give a free concert on the streets Sat Yukon-Pacific Exposition hiving 123; Herb Manc'et 120; IL F. and each year found the people fers a great market for the manu urday evening. It had first been ar passed the half million mark at tin Morrison 107; M. Breuer 100; R. sighted by the Alliance, which is poorer. George Nevins*, a farmer, factures as well as the raw products ranged to give the concert in the end of the first three weeks, me ms C. McKinnis 84; H. C. Ostien 7» ; regarded as a menace ¡to navigation. offered his 123 acre farm for {so an of this country, is the opinion of opera house, but it was later cie- that the undertaking is an assured W. F. Dislier 43 E. Lewin, 45 ; It lies in the direct path of steamers acre on easy terms but found no Quan Ku. a wealthy Chinese mer cided to make it an open air con success from a financial standpoint. i. C. Shields 13 and John Langlois 5 plying between the Columbia river It is the experience of all fairs that The names of Shields and Langlois and Coos Bay. This obstruction buyers. Then a good roads craze chant of Hong Kong, w ho has been cert and free to all. This will be the first month has the* fewest visi a Portland visitor for the past few broke out and sixty miles of Telford did n<>t appear on the ticket and was between Cape Mears and Look another feature that will be worth tors, so that July, August. Septem Lewin had previously announced out. road was built by the county, poor days. He believes an era ot closer coming a long ways to hear. Its exact position will be In relations with the fact there will be one round of ber and October ahead, it is esti that lie would not serve, hence their given Nautical Expert McNulty so as it was, passing the Nevins farm, commercial that mariners may be advised to he then sold it for $200 an acre United States is about to dawn for good times from early morn until mated that between 4.000,000 and light vote. 5 000,000 persons will pass the big his country aud he welcomes a keep a watch out for it. The tree Die council as elected w ill be: spot cash but soon regretted his late at night. Everybody should gates. The big travel from the ast, Boak, Windsor, Rasmussen, was adorned with heavy branches, haste as it advanced in a short time larger commerce with the Pacific arrange to come and bring all their to $300 an acre, and conditions Coast. Quan Kai says his country triends. Come real early and stay East will be in next month, and Manciet ami Morrison. According which extended far above the sur changed from poverty and depres is entering upon a period of ex real late. You will be entertained according to railroad men, it is to to, the city charter the three re face of the water, and at long range be something unprecedented Eveiy ceiving tin highest number of votes represented wreckage from a ship. sion to prosperity and independence pansion and must have railway every minute in the day. one is boosting for the A. Y. P. will hold office tor two years and Madison county, Tennessee, in materials, machinery of all kinds There will be a ball in the Bank vested {300,000 in roads and found and manufactured products in ad hall after the Band Concert Satur It is a remarkable fact that* all the other three for one year, In OL'tua.*y that two mules could haul ten bales dition to the lumber, wheat and day night and a grand ball in mediums of publicity have sounded vies of this the two year men will its praises. The newspapers, p-r flour, the chief commodities secured of cotton to market over the new ■be Mast, Boak and Windsor and Oriental hall Monday night. Renich Robert Ocheltree was roads where it had required four from this coast, saying that his There will be plenty of music and a iodicals and magazines are givin; ne year men. Rasmussen, Manciet it space and crying for mote stori ■ ami Morrison. These are til good born in Cedar county, Iowa, June mules to haul three bales over the people' prefer to trade with this good time is assured to all and pictures. The exploitation d> men and the city will be in good 25, 1855, where he spent his early old, and what was more to the country rather than with the partment, under the direction of hands for the next two years at boyhood days and in 1864, when point the farmers found that the English and German exporters who James A. Wood, is working night but nine years of age, he crossed the actual cash market value of their have the bulk of this trade at pres Prizes For Sports. and day to supply the demand foi plains with his parents and iq 1877 lands had increased from 25 to ent. — ooo press stuff. Director General I. A. he was married to Miss Sarah Vir 300 per cent. Following is a list of the sports Nadeau declares that the exposi Four Mile Notes gil at Ashland, Ore. To this union In Park county, Indiana, one Bandon Concert Band and prizes for the tion is going to prove the best in celebration next nine children wete born, all of whom man at his own expense built one Monday: vestment ever made by the people returned to are living except the oldest, who mile of improved road, from this Following is the street concert Races of Washington because of the vis ist 2<1 week at the died in infancy. His wife preceded started a road improvement spirit which will be given by the Band itors it is attracting here. The pre him to the home beyond about Boys under 15, and the county experienced the first Saturday evening July 3rd. $2 $1 4 diction is made that next years in March, selected real social and intellectual up 10, I .so; George Cox’s mill broke down four years. flux of newcomers will exceed all Waltzes Golden Wedding (new) 8 1 Mr. Ocheltree was an invalid for heaval and prosperity in its history .50 last w ek, a wrist pin breaking Euphonium Solo ‘‘Image of Girls 2 previous records as those who come 1 »5 a number of years and death came and now the state has planned to Flowers,” Chas. S. Kaiser, (new) < 4 causing about a ten <(av lay off. io I •50 this summer w ill go home and dur as a sweet relief, although he was a spend f8,ooo,ooo on improved Operatic Melodies (new) 8 1 • 5° ing the winter months they will II. P. Claus, n has just completed patient sufferer and hopeful Christian. highways. Recollections of the Civil War Ladies 50 yd free for all 2 1 spend their time talking about the a large piece of slashing, which will He was a member of the Brethern Mens too “ Daviess county, spent {200,000 (arranged. 2 3 Synopsis Northwest to such an extent that be of great value to his dairy ranch. Church of Myrtle Point. Needle and thread 2 improving her roads and found 1 (Morning Gun) (Reveille) Egg and spoon I not only they, but all their friends The rain was a welcome visitor Mr. Ocheltree died Saturday that a million dollars had been I (Parade of Regimental Band) Sack race •50 will be leaving the old home for a but a number of tin- ranchers have June 26, 1909 at the age of 54 years added to the market value of Greased pole 2.50 15 and new one in this great land of prom (Guard mount bay down so did 1 not care to see it and one day. He was at the home adjacent property. 2 Evening in Camp on the under. ise in 1910. Greased pig last long of his daughter Mrs. A. N. Ames of Evidence is on file in the agri Potomac representing the Union P'g Mile race $2.50 $5 cultural Department at Washington and Confederate Armies. — 000 - - Rube Gardner who has spent the this city when the end came. I showing that in many instances .3 Union Band playing National Pie contest ---- neso — past tew months working on his MARINE Evening, hose race farm values have l>een enhanced airs. Four Mile ranch, «ent to town the J. R. Creen of San F rancisco ARRIVED .4 ConfedenUe Band responding too yd dash, bicycle race. from {50 to {500 per cent by road with first of die week to accept a posi- president of the Bandon Creamery Dixie and Southern melodies. June 26—Bandon, Ewart, from building alone. tion in the L. S. S. at Bandon. 5 Assembly Co. was in Bandon a few days last S. F. 4 1-2 tons mdse. Notice to Redmen 6 Battle of Gettysburg, July I, In the face of these facts we seem He came up on The telephone men of whom we week and this. June 26,—Elizabeth, Olsen, from to be asleep to this important sub 2- 3. 1863 made mention last week as repair the Elizabeth and returns on the 7 Retreat of Southern Army ject till reduced to a final conclusion All members of Lewah Tribe and S F, 120 tons mdse, 35 tons ma ing the main tele hone line came Plant Mr. Green went over the 8 Surrender of Vicksburg, July the situation resolves itself to about all visiting members of other tribes chinery, 10 passengers. tt]i for a load of s ipplies and to I dairy district of Coos county and 4. «863 this: are notified to meet at Concrete June 28 — Schr San Buena Ven Victory and Rejoicing, spend the Four h with their says he finds conditions mujh bet 9 The United States has the worst Hall in Bandon Monday July 5 at tura, Bergerson, light. Star Spangled Banner families. ter than in California. He also says roads of any civilized country in the 9 o’clock a m to take part in grand E. B. K ausrud , Director. June 29—Wilhelmina, from Coos that dairymen here will realise twice The Whiticker Bros, well be world, Oregon lias the worst roads parade. Bay, Christensen, 72 tons mdse as milch per cow from their herds as ot Ban I011, dug a well for scl of any state in the Union and Coos By order of Commander of Le June 20 — Fifield, Jensen, from S. the Californians, owing to the fact district 81 on Four Mile. The Returns With Bride county the worst roads in Oregon. wah tribe. F., 72 tons mdse, to passengers. is the deepest in this part of the that grass here is much better and T. B. W heei . er . SAILED feed, consequently, more olentiful. country, being 42 feet L. A. York, returned last Fn June 28—Elizabeth, Olsen, for He also stated that the Bandon P ete Presbyterian Church day with his bride from Nehalem S F, 2000 bdls veneer, 32 cords creamery butter wxs receiving a Concluded next week. ------ouo----- and they are now residents of Ban matchwood, 7 tons butter, 8 cases fine reception in San Francisco, and don. Mr. York is pushing his busi Card of Thanks ness as hard as ever and seems hap was selling with the Humboldt, Services will be held at the Pres- woolen goods 3 tons wool, 2 tons City Transfer pier than ever in the pursuit of the byterian Church, the first, second mdse, 225 m lumber, 13 passengers. Calif, butter, which has always Mrs. York was formerly All kinds of draying and transfer- same. We desire to express our heart been considered the best on the Pa June 28—.Bandon, Ewart, for S and third Sundays of each month at Miss Johanna Large, and the wed ing FOR SALE—mill wood ding occurred on June 3rd at her it a. m. and 8 p. m. Sunday F, 390 m lumber. felt thank* to the many friends and cific coast here-to forp. This cer rom Cody’s mill $2.00 ¡>er load. home in Nehalem. June 29-Wilhelniina, Christensen, neighbors who so kindly assisted us tainly speaks well for Mr. Young The happy School’and Christian Endeav r at Coal sold and delivered at lowest couple will have the hearty con their usual hours. All are welcome. for Coos Bay. 600 bdls veneer, 1 2 during our re< - ni bereavement. the butter maker and Mr Pressey prices. . J. Jenkins, Prop. gratulations of hosts of friends. C eo . R oach , pastor. ton hides, 4 1-2 tons mdss. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Ames. the manager of the local creamery. ’ • tics to Show That Land < « 4 << A • • A • 4 « A ✓ 4 < • « e • • • « • ♦ • t • • ’ . • 4 • • • *