VOUME XXV.
MCINDOE REPORTS
BANDON, OREGON, JULY 22, 19Ö9
TO SETTLE
ROAD QUESTION
ON HARBOR WORK
CARNIVAL WILL BE
NUMBER 28
MUSIC SCHOOL
FOR PANDOTJ
EASY GRADE
PREPARING FOR
W. 0. W. LOG ROLLING
OUT OF CITY
A8IGSÜCCESS
E. B. Kausrud to Open Music
Committee From Coos at
Banner Floating Over First
Studio in Connection With
Roseburg to Look Into
Street and Local Woodmen
Piano Tuning
the Question
Bandon-Port Orford Rail-
Engineer Officer Completes
at Work
Extensive Preparations For
Estimates For Next Year’s
Steve Gallier left Bandon Mon
day
for Coquille where he was
Appropriations
joined by L. A. Roberts of .Myrtle
Point, Dr. Mingus of Marshfield
and County Surveyor A. N. Gould
AVAILABLE BALANCE NOW ON HANO and the four gentlemen went to
Roseburg where they will try
to come to some sett em ent
of the road question between
Portland, July 20—Major J. F. Roseburg and Coos county.
Me Indoe, United States Engineer,
Coos Bay people want the old
who has been in charge of river and
harbor work in Oregon during the Coos Bay Wagon road improved,
past year, has completed his report while others who are familiar with
of the operations in the district the situation say the Middle Fork
during the fiscal year ended June road leading into Myrtle Point is
30. Major Mclndoe makes recom the logical road to receive the im
mendations for appropr ation of provement, and this idea seems to
$3,448,840 for completion and con be concurred in by Roseourg people
tinuance of the projects now under as it traverses a more thickly settled
way. Funds are available for the country and the elevation is not as
works at the end of the fiscal year great by practically a thousand feet.
Hie committee from Coos County
amounted to $2, 013,674.25.
will try to make some definite ar
Major
Mclndoe
recommends rangements and it is hoped that
adequate provision for the works at some manner 'of adjustment may
Celilo and for the Columbia River soon be made, whereby a good, all
jetty. For the latter he has asked the year ’round wagon road may be
an appropriation for the fiscal yeat established between here and Rose
ending June 30, 1910, of $1,560,- burg, as it is a thing very much
000.
For the Celilo work, needed and the more the country
$1,000,000 is asked. The Engineer becomes settled, the greater the
also advised the placing of ihe need will be.
Celilo Canal project again under the
continuing contract
plan.
A
synopsis of the entire report is
See Spencer at the Estabrook
given in the accompanying tabular warehouse for leservations on the
statement.
Breakwater.
2itj
Event in September Now
Under Way
Owing to the many requests for
private lessons and also with an
object to build up the Bandon Con
cert Band with local talent, Mr
Kausrud wishes to announce to all
road Has Choice of Three
Easy Routes
SURVEY WORK RAPIDLY PROGRESSING
WILL BE GREATEST EVER IN COUNTY
At a meeting of the business men
of Bandon in E. E. Oakes' real es
tate office Tuesday evening then
was much enthusiasm over the carni
val which is to be held in Septem
ber, as well as other projects that
are now under headway. The com
mittee elected to arrange for the
carnival was not all present, owing
to other business engagements which
demanded their ¡attention, but those
pr 'sent reported that good progress
was being made.
Several other projects were dis
cussed at the meeting which cannot
be made public at Jthis time, but
which, when developed, will be of
incalcuable value to the city. The
meeting adjourned to meet again
next Tuesday night, at which time
every business man and citizen in the
city who is interested in the city's
development is earnestly urged to
be present.
The local W. O. W. lodge is
busy at work pieparing for their
big rolling to be held here in Oc
tober. J. P. Smith, local organizer
has been in Bandon for a few' days
and has stretched a big banner
across First street with the usual
‘‘Welcome Visitors” on its face.
The lodge is ¡busy at work, prepar
ing tor the big event and prospects
now are that the biggest class of
candidates ever initiated in a lodge
in Coos county will be taken through
the mysteries of the ‘‘wood chop
pers” on this occasion. Mr. Tich-
enor, general organizer, who was
herein the early part of July, will
return in August and assist in boost
ing for the big log rolling. The na
tional officets of the lodge will also
be here and have charge of the af-
tair. This will be the first time the
national officers oi any fraternal or
ganization have ever been in Coos
county and the event will be look
ed forward to with great interest
by everyone.
coast. The
surveying crew is making about a
mile a day and is finding a much
better route* and easier grade than
had been anticipated.
They are
about six miles out at present ami
are w01 king toward the other end of
the line with ali possible haste. The
intention now is to begin grading in
September ami it is expected that a
pupils who have applied to him for
considerable amount of the grad«.*
lessons in the past year, that he will
will be completed before the rainy
be locate«! in a suite of rooms over
season sets in.
the Vienna Cafe and will teaob the
Th«* impression seems to have
following coursesand instruments:
gone f< rib that the rail oad is backed
Violin: 1. Beginners’ Course; 2.
b, some foreign company, but the
Coos County Pamphlet
Advanced Course
promoters want it understood that
Cornet and all brass instruments ' it is strictly a home .company and
1. Beginners’ Course; 2. Advanced will be supported by home people.
No one but a printer understand»
Course
As soon as the survey is completed the immense amount of labor in an
Clarinet: 1. Beginners’ Course the Luger company will be organ office necessary before he can “go to
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Mandolin: t. Beginneis’ Course ized and stock will lx* sold to local press” and only those who have
Women of Woodcraft
Harmony: Elementary and Ad people who care to invest.
been through the mill can compre
vanced.
Now is the titne’fdt everyone to hend one particle of the labor of a
A joint meeting of the Women of
Instrumentation and (Tomposition get in and boost for the railroad as 20,000 pamphlet job when done in
Woodcraft and Woodmen of the will be taught but only to pupil-
Major Mclndoe** Report of Balance Available at End of Fiscal Yoar, and
| it will be the best thing that ever an office the size of the Coos Bay
World will be held at K. of P. Hall who have a knowledge ot Harmony
Recommendation* of Appropriation* for Various Project
happened for Bandon ami the Co I larbor.
Thutsday evening for the purpose of andean pass an examination in th <
Recommen
Considerable delay was occasion-
quille valley, as well as the entire
dations
entertaining the members ot the same.
Balances
e
1
by the material for the pamphlet
coast
as
far
as
the
road
runs.
Coquille River, Oregon,
.
.
.
. $
4.558 56
$
27,840
Camp and Circle and their friends.
Mr. Kausrud is well known to the
Coos Bay and harbor,
....
15,815 92
380,000
Mr. Henderson staled to the not being ready as promised, but
Organizer Smith of the Woodmen public as a teacher and director of
Coo* River,
......
1,663 70
3,000
R ecorder Tuesday evening that when Jack Guyton and his facile
and
Special Organizer Love of the music having served as band master
Tillamook Bay and Bar. ....
2,733 66
10,000
he was more than pleased with the pencil got busy at the task it was
Snake river, above it* mouth, .
- ,
.
5,088 12
15,000
Women of Woodcraft will each ad for the Bandon Concert Band the
outlook
for the road and that the soon in our hands.
Columbia river, above Celilio,
...
34,266 49
90,000
dress the audience on the subject past three years.
Previous
to
Three compositors soon threw
country
’
through which it ■ runs is
Columbia river at Three-Mile Rapid* (Celilo) .
42.571 05
1.000.000
of Woodcraft.
coming
to
Bandon
be
served
a
Canal at the Cascades
....
the
stuff together and th. big press
693 85
105,000
I much better than he had anticipated.
The campaign for new members band master for the loth Balt
Columbia rivet at Vancover, Wa'h.,
14,681 40
15,000
It is now running
There is sufficient down cedar be got under way.
which is fairly under way in the Band W. N. G. for seven years.
Willamette and Yamhill rivers, Oregon,
15,579 75
60,000
the folks up-
16
hours
a
day
and
tween
lu
re
and
Port
Orford
to
keep
Columbia and Lower Willamette river*,
80,000 00
Coos Bay district bids fair to out
175,000
On the violin Mr. Kausrud is a a roail busy for some time regardless stairs say the vibration rattles the
Mouth of Columbia river, Oregon and Wash.,
1,292,750 00
1.560.000
distance all previous records for pupil of Ralph Rowland, a gradual«
of all the other immense wealth. He dishes off the shelves
Clatskanie river. Oregon,
...
J324 54
500
both orders.
of the Leipsic Conservatory of music also stated that everywhere the
Cowlitz and Lewi* river 1, Wash., ...
Work will be pushed and it is
2,857 36
7,500
The Women of Woodcraft hope and teacher of violin at the Dow n
hoped
to have the first 5000 in
company
was
meeting
with
‘
the
Total*. ......
$2,013,674 25
$3,448,840
to have the Grand Guardian Mrs. er college of music at Milwauk« «*.
in
Seattle
about August 1st for dis
greatest courtesies ami people all
C. C. Van Orsdall here for the final Wis.
tribution
there,
a time which is well
The funds required for Coquille Hap Smith Has Any Number
along the coast were willing and
rally about Oct. 1st and Head
In
Harmony
a
pupil
of
Daniel
timed with the influx of eastern set
River are for the the purpose of
Consul I. I. Boak will also be here Prothoroe Mus. D. now in Chicago anxious to assist in whatever way
of Offers
tlers.
Th«* pamphlet is being
blasting out rocks near the entrance,
they’ could.
for the big initiation in the grove in School of Music.
printed
in
two colors, black reading
building a small spur jetty and
October.
On
cornet
a
pupil
of
A.
T
.
W<
l
000
matter with brown half-tone cuts
dredging the shoals above Bandon
Hap Smith, the champion slugger
These orders are for the people don of Chicago who has the repul 1
says the Coos Bay Harbor.
and at Randolph and Parkersburg.
of the California League, has more and any man or woman interested tion of being the king of cornet
Will Find Life of Dead
These are the pamphlets to ad
The funds required for Coos
offers than a fighter after winning a will be welcome Thursday’ evening teachers.
Timber
vertise Coos county at the Seattle
Bay are for the purpose ot construct
belt. Right now he could sign at 8:30 o’clock.
The Advanced Course is the
ing a new
hydraulic^ seagoing
fair, and everybody in the county is
half a dozen contracts.
Major
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same as Mr. Weldon teacher in his
dredge, for use on the bar and
Chester B. Cox of the Portland interested in them.
league, American Association and
studio at Chicago and is a great
for operating purposes.
Home Bakery
Coast League clulrs are all bidding
revelation to pupils whb have had office of the United States forest
The funds required for Coos
service left the city' June 3 for Puget
for his services.
Between the
Notice to Mariners
faulty training or without the aid
River and for Tillamook Bay are for
bunch Hap ought to manage to
Sound points where he will investi
Rockwell
Bros,
have
opened
a
of a teacher.
the purpose of maintaining the
grap a nice fat salary. When you bakery on Columbia Ave. known as
gate deteriorating agencies which
In piano tuning Mr. Kausrud
channel by means of dredging and
have them coming to you like he the "Home Bakery” and are now
Capt. Zeeder of the S. S. “Si
effect timber that has been killed by
holds a diploma from one of the
snagging when necessary.
has it is usually a case of ‘‘write ready to supply the public with all
forest tires. This is one of the in beria " reports that on lune 19. ’09
very best eastern schools of tuning
The funds for the Columbia river your own t rms.”
Of the Coast kir.ds of first class bakery goods.
vestigations recently b< gun by the when in Lat. 29 09' N. Long. 176
covering
all repair work, regulating
above Celilo Falls are to he expend League Oakland and Sacramento
a large tree
forest service in the states of Ore 41' W. he passed
They will also run a wagon and de and tuning.
ed in continuing fhe improvement have both submitted propositions. 1
about
70
feet
in
length,
having two
gon
and
Washington.
liver the go.ids at your own door.
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by the removal of reefs and bowl Pat Tebeau, whois here, has been j
limbs
each
about
50
feet
in length.
I'he
timber
land
owner
and
the
A share of the patronage solicited.
ders, and by raking the shoals dur talking for the American Association
Card of Thanks
national government have for some Also that on June 26, 1909 in Lat.
ing low water stages to afford free aud the two Chicago clubs are
tit e past been very much interested 34 29 ’ N. Long. 144 07 ' W. he
navigation for light draft boats.
We wish to thank our friends to know how long timber will re passed a Japanese Fishing Junk
making the hottest fight of the big — for sale —Cheap a good fire
On the Columbia and Willamette leaguers. Smith is keen on going class merchandise business. Inquire and neighbors for their kindness main commercially valuable after it about 30 feet in length, waterlogged
rivers below Portland the work into the big bush He said yester of the Bandon Investment Corpora and help during our recent beteave- I as been swept over by a forest fire. and just awash.
consists principally of dredging, day; “If either of the Chicago tion.
ment. Especially do we wish to The agencies which cause timber to
2qtf
C harlie M urz , Temp, in charge,
and the funds on hand and the clubs come to my terms I will go,”
thank the members of the G. A. R decay and encourage the attack of U. S. Branch Hydrograph’c .Office,
amount recommended to be ap “I think I am fast enough to tike a shouli have no serious trouble and the four gentlemen who are wood bon is are undoubtedly in Portland, Oregon.
propriated are for the purpose of chance, and why not go now? If 1 satisfying his ambition. Hap hails j veterans of the Spanish Ameri* an fluenced to a greater or less degree
keeping the new dredge ‘’Clatsop” stay
here they will probably from Oregon, Coquille being his war for their help.
bv the intensity of the original fire, to decrease its commercial value.
in commission at all times on the draft me, so I might as well start birthplace, but he has played pro
M rs . H f . nry G. W ilcox ,
uid the climate conditions and al
All <>f the information in connec
shoals in the lower portion of the mw. Tebeau wants me to sign fessional baseball in California for
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. De Long titude of the burned areas. It is the
tion with this investigation will be
Columbia River, and also in mak with him, and he has made me a
and family.
two years past.—Bulletin.
I purpose of the Portland office ot the obtained at first hand by forest
ing such repairs as may be necessary fine offer, but I would rather play
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San Jose, July 16—Hap Smith,
forest service to investigate a large service officers, either from Gov
or
WANTED—Intelligent
man
to the existing dikes and revet on the Coast than go into the Amer the greatest outfielder in the State
number of lirq areas in Oregon and ernment timber land or from private
ments.
ican Association. If I go back I League yesterday signed a Chicago women to take territory, ami appoint Washington during the summer in holdings where logging operations
For the jetty at the mouth of the
want to catch on with one of the National League conttact. He is to Canvassers to sell our water filters. order to det« rmine if possible, the are under way. Mr. Cox will spend
Columbia River it is estimated that
Exclusive territory, and nice, profit
report for duty in the spring of
length of time which will elapse the remainder oi th«:.summer visiting
$1,500,000 can be economically ex major league clubs.” .
able work for the right party.
In view of the number of scouts 1910. Smith will finish the season
pended before June 30, 1910. in ex-
after^a
k>H t fira before th« timls-t 10MM areas, working bis way south
Seneca Filter Co., Seneca, M<>.
tending the jetty steward.
•ccUting ¡a these, diggings Smith with the Oakland State Leaguers.
I deteriorates
as
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