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September 2
1909
-.aid before, in substance, that all
we needed to get along after a
fashion that would enable the big
fel'ows to make more money than
they knew what to do with, was to
abandon our too angular concep
tion of business morality.
Mr.
Harriman evidently believes that we
have done that; hence the word of
cheer from midocean. Rumor has
it that Mr. Harriman is hastening
home because of certain transactions
which contemplate his obtaining
control of the New York Central
lines. Rum r as to this matter is
so persistent that it leaves no doubt
as to the fact of Harriman c< ntrol.
though that fact may or may not be
the cause of his hurrying home.
The fact is the important point. It
denotes anoth.-r world conquered by
a man whose ambition is without
limit. It is commonly accepted by
all who are familiar with railroad
conditions, that New York Central
has been water-logged these many
years; but Mr. Harriman has shown
in Chicago & Alton history that he
knows how to proceed with such
properties—for the advancement of
Mr. Harriman's interests. A flood
of new securities; the creation of
values w here they do not exist; the
wizard-like manipulation of men ami
money, in which, without doubt,
there will be an incident of the un
loading of some millions of these
additional securities
and
the
pocketing of some millions of their
cash equivalent by Mr. Harriman
ami his ciw»wd,--in all this we may
have a repetition of the familiar
game. As we thus forecast the
matter by the Chicago <& Alt« 11
horoscope, is there not warrant for
optimism. —Telegram
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NOIki.
KHi ICM iON
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department <4 the Utetkjf
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Otfice at Roseburg, Ore..
July 22. 191».
June 23, 1909.
N nice is hereby given that William Doyle, ol
(
Bandon. Oregon, who. on December 17. 1902,
• » <• postoifke aJJr
Bandon, Oregon, did.
made I lone ¿rad Entry, No. 12294. S. R.
oil lhe 28th day of January, 1909, tile in this
j 05157. for w 1-2 of ne 1-4, n 1-2 of se 1-4.
offive Sworn Statement ami Application, No.
»X »VACA A M. - HI TH
ft
section 55. tow nship 29 south, range 14 west.
02738, to purchase the n I-2 of ne I 4, section
Willamette Meridian, has tiled notate of inten
18, township 29 south, range I I west, Wiliam-
tion to make hnal five year proof, to establish
i .«tte Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the
claim to the land above described, before G I
I provisions of the act of June 3, 1878, and acts
1 »eadgold, U. S. Commissioner, at Bandoo.
imendatory, knovt n as the " 1 imber and Stone
When trouhle U aa llil» k u» llus
Oregon, on the 4th day of Se|genibet* 191».
|
Law,"
at
such
value
as
might
be
fixed
by
ap-
And HO 011» ciiiu»'.- t» .- »nie 1t
Claimant names as witnesses:
prai ement, and that, pursuant to such application,
Philosoph) «Olli»
to OUI lld
Amos E. I ladsall. of Bandon, Oregon.
Ami wtii»|>vr»>, “«.rin ,inl I •• ir it.”
t I k land and timber thereon have been appraised,
Wi'liam Prewett, of
”
Philosoph}', you klio». i- sound;
$200 00; the timber estimated 230,000 board
Clift ord C. Anderson, of “
”
lts worda are smooih us Loney,
teet at $0.50 per M, and the Lnd nothing; that
Edward L Ohman. of
"
“
mit tbat 'L
1 1 ■
> .1
said appl icanl will offer final proof in support of
When he Is after inonej
benjamin l eddy
ker applicat »m and sworn statement on the 7th
•D-6t
Register.
day ol September. 1909, before G. I. I read-
W e gather S10111 th. cop) books
gold, U. S. Commissioner, at Bandon, Oregon.
Home lessons true mid i h .rilling.
And they me very u < fill too.
Any person is at liberty to protest this pur
When Skies are not ulurmlng.
chase before entry, or initiate a contest at any
And we can use them In our lives
time before patent issues, by filing a corroborated
When there is nothing doing.
affidavit in this office, alleging facts which would
But little value Is the lot
OPTOMETERlSr
defeat lhe entry.
If there Is trouble brewing
BENJAMIN L. EDDY.
••Be good sweet child,” the maxim savj,
Register.
•’And let who will be clever."
First publication July ft-10»
That doesn't tally with a life
Of grand ami strong endeavor.
It's all right to be good enough.
But In a bout with Cupid
Or ill the sterner walks of life
Who notices the stupid?
;
Humor and
Philc
V
S t aii‘-i Oihce at Roseburg, Ore_ JU,
’y J
THEORY AMD PRACTICE.
cortnceed aetton on the |>art of
.
everyone there is sure to be a great
revival of business in all lines and
much improvement made that will
help to make Bandon a great city in
A n EXCHANGE says: The claim the near future.
SATURDAYS
is now that when we mortals are
AT
GALLIER
’S HOTEL
W ord comes from Eureka that
more fully developed we shall have
a third eye, that it will be a telescopic J. L. Buell, right-of-way agent for
eye, and that with it we can pen the Southern Pacific Company, who
Philosophy Is good enough
etrate and understand the innermost was along this route two years
For catching fools or tlslies,
But let me whisper, ladylove.
secrets and thoughts of all persons. ago securing a route from Eureka
It will not wash the dishes.
the coast
You hand it to anotl.er man
When that time comes, and the to Portland along
With smiles as sweet as custard.
But when you come to try It on
wife gets her telescopic eye, how has written that he will be back
It doesn't cut the mustard.
will it fare with a husband as sin again about September It to re
Twin Screw, New and Fast
Doesn't Care For That.
sume
his
work.
Numerous
deeds
of
looks into him and reads there ol
“You Hti.v that your husband has
$7.50
1st Class Passage,
quite a mechanical genius?”
his romance with Sally, Adelina. rights-of-way for this line have re
“Yes."
cently been filed for record in
3.00
Arabella, and the others?
“Fond of all tools, I suppose.”
Up Freight.
Eureka and it is understood the
•'Yes. everything but the lawn
Our interests are your interests. Fair rates and
mower."
route lias been secured for prac
T he dairy and fruit growing in
good service our motto
tically the entire distance between
No Harm Done.
dustry of Coos county and especial
"Now. you have »'iiiiseil me to break
here ami the Oregon line. With
my word."
ly in the Coquille valley is becom
A. F. Estabrook Co., 245 Cal. St., San Francisco
"Dll, well, that doesn’t matter.”
each «leed are filer! agreements that
ing more widely known all tin
“Wliy I'd like to know?"
J. H. JOHNSTON, Agent, Bandon, Oregon
the route can be changed to some
“Never was any good anyway.”
time. During the last year there
other portion of the grantor’s land
lias been great | rogress especially
Chance For a Test.
rei'
irvi
irr
if necessary. The surveyors now
in the dairy industry. Silos have
engaged on the extension of the
been built, listers are being used on
California Northwestern Railway
the farm, records of individual per
between Willets and I'ureka have
formance being kept; better blood
been informed that they will
Al l. KINDS 01 REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD
at the head of herds and bett< r
have employment in this country
methods used in caring for stock
Money Loans Negotiated on /Approved Security.
for considerable period of time yet
on the farm as well as in handling
All U S I and Matters a Specialty and Prompt
and, as they will finish their present
ly Attended tc. Pension and Insurance Agency
the milk on the farm, cays a writei
work about September 1st it is
Bond Brokers Trans Atlantic Steamship anil
in the Coquille Valley Sentinel. We
Railroad
Ticket Agency
thought they will be immediately
are glad to see this condition exist
put on the survey to Portland. This
ing. It all savors for the permanent
all sounds good and it is to be
Ito’.ins 2 anil 3. I |l St 111 I’M.
development of this section and the
"It beats the world the way utett are
Xiew Denholm
Ilu i Id i ng
hoped that it is all true. If Mr.
down on women's lints this year."
facts of the case are everywhere
“I)o you think they tnean it?”
OREGONQ
ÆJNTDorr.
Harriman will get busy now and
“Bure they do.”
evident. Let the good work of
M r . S nyder , special agent of the "Ami the big bats displease them?”
C. T. B lumenrother , Notary Public
build a railroad he will have the
building up the farming industry at
"They tire furious about the mon-
Pacific-Hawaiian
Eruit
company
of
everlasting gratitude of the entire
{ strosities.”
all times go steadily on.
Seattle, who was here last week in
coast.
______________
"Well, when they begin neglecting
consultation with the officers of the the women who wear them and pii'k
the less stylish sisters I guess the
T he country will wait with much
I n the first battle in the com ts Coquille Valley Eruit Growers As | out
girls will throw them away.”
interest the report of Mr. Burton the Harriman interests are beaten. sociation, endeavoring to secure
Is called to the fact that COL C. T. BLUMEN-
It Slips a Cog.
and others who have gone to Euro] e The conflict in the Deschutes so tar, the ft nit of association grow ers lor
RO
I'll ER of Bandon, Oregon, will insure Saw
Sing a song of cheerful living.
mill men. Loggers and other kinds of workmen
to study, waterway improvements. has gone against them. There will his film which will dispose of it Love of man anil woman, too;
Spirit gentle anil forgiving,
against sickness, accident or death at reasonable
Not a thing too liaiil to <lo
Europe has been less devoted than be <»ther battles with other defeats on the commission basis.
rates. It will pay you to call on him and see
Mr. Patiently the bail forsaking
Clinging to the good In men.
what he offers in that line.
have we to the theory that railroad or victories as the fortunes of the Snyder made terms with the Coos i But
your molar falls to aching
Where,
oh.
where
’
s
your
sweetness
then?
are the only means of transporta war. A peace will come, but it may Bay association
and they have
Burglnry In.urnn«
tion, and has brought many rivers be a great way off. Peace always decided to sell their fruit to that
Getting Chilled.
"How do you spend your evenings?''
and canals up to a perfected stage comes after a conflict, but it was company.
The officers of the two "Practicing to be a north pole discov
of development. The movement too yjars postponed in one war, associations have agreed to work erer."
"Bleeping out of doors?"
has been of such practical value that and 30 years in another. That together on the fruit question ami
“No; courting a Boston girl "
there is renewed interest through peace so essential to railroad buil 1- if this action has the approval of the
out the continental nations and ing by Mr. Harriman in the Des members, the fruit of this section
BRUNO & ANSELMO, Proprietors
very large plans ot waterway are chutes is so uncertain, that it is a will go to the Seattle company.
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in progress. Prussia is spending poor asset for the wizard’s purpose. Mr. Snyder not only warns the
Weinhardt’s
more than $80,000,000 in this way, But there are other routes for rail Gravenstine apples but will als »
Which?
Buffalo
Brewery Bohemian
Austria-Hungary has formulated roads where the Harriman people handle the other fall apples grown
“Brown It a s
Acme
Brewing
Co.’s
9 td 4J
plans that will involve an expendi can find pea e and profit It is bet here. The prospects are for a good
<|Uit smoking."
HOME-MADE STEAM
ture of ¿r50.ooo.ooo and Erance is ter to cross a rival’s roads than to fruit crop here and goed prices in the
"Dead <<r In a
trance?”
spending ¿50,000,000 in a like parrellei them. Interest must be market owing to the failure of fruit
BANDON,
....
OREGON
manner. These projects Mr Bur paid ami dividends earned.
The in other sections and it is believed
ton and other members of the Coos Bay line could be built by that itie Seattle people car. handle
« •»
waterways commission will study Mr Harriman without opposition the fruit with satisfaction to them
carefully, and what they learn No rival would dispute his right of selves and to the growers. Good
abroad should be of value.—Journal. way, no court would block his prices for the fruit means a larger
progress. It is a line that was once commission to the firm and they
T here are many campers and approved by his engineers, and on will undoubtedly see to it that the
sight seers at Bandon now. The which construction was begun. It best prices are obtained. Mr. Syn
beautiful Bandon Beach is one of would penetrate a region of vast der also believed that it would b
the picturesque places on the Pacific timber, coal and dairy resources, possible to handle the small fruit of
coast and the attraction for those land would pay a handsome return. this section for Hawaiian shipment,
HE EYES of the world are today on Prince Rupert. British Columbia, and the
who come in is consequently ven A railroad will be built there, if not delivering it thiough their agent
great developing region traversed by the Grand Trunk Pacific railway, recog
great. But Bandon is famous for by Mr. Harriman, then by others. at San Francisco. I resident 11» r-
nized as the greatest railroad project on the North American continent.
more things than her beach. She Would it not be better to build it mann took Mr. Snyder into some
This great transcontinental railway traverses an undeveloped country as rich
is a healthy little city and growing now, rather than wait until a rival of the orchards in this vicinity ami
in natural resources as ever lay ready for the touch of industry and effort. It will open
rapidly.
Everybody who comes undertakesit? Hiving waited too showed him what nature would «Io
up the Peace River country, twice the size of the Inland Empire of Oregon, Idaho and
Washington the richest area of agricultural land on this continent. It will tap the great
here is deeply impressed with the long at the Deschutes, does not in the fruit line with very little
wheat provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, it will develop the rich min
loyal spirit. Men who attended the wisdom warn Mr. Hat riman not to attention, lie was astonished at the
eral
territory and the immense forests of timber of western British Columbia, it will
Oregon-Idaho Development League repeat the blunder at Coos Bay?—- showing. One neglected orchard
make possible the settlement of this vast empire and cause the me st rapid development
and came on down to Bandon ex Portland Journal.
which was not producing com
the world has ever witnessed. Prince Rupert, the terminus, is the port into which all
pressed themselves freely, that the
mercial fruit he thought could be
this vast traffic must flow and is destined to become one of the greatest commercial
outlook here was better than in any
and industrial center of population on this continent. The opportunity for the ac
M r H arriman , homewardbonml made to bring the owner perhaps
quirement of wealth in this new country, no man doubts. Thousands will grasp this
other town in the county, and they tells us to be of good cheer. While ¿3,000 if it h id been pruned and
opportunity
to lay the foundation for a fortune. Will you?
were not knocking the other towns he has been rusticating at German spfayed and about two thirds of the
Write today for complete prospectus. Don’t delay. Investigate.
either. We are glad to note the springs, seeking to restore his apples removed from the trees —
general awakening among citizens physical vigor,' he I ms kept his eye
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T he Northwest atmosphere is fair
ly alive with railroad wars, and the
rumors of “sich.” Let no man rail
at the good portents involved
M. G. Pohl
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