Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, September 02, 1909, Image 8

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The R ecorder is in receipt o
Mr. Hesse
Jtnltd «Ue i>yea
Carnival Prdi*retsing
Notice to Contractors
COLUMBIA
I
copy
of
the
Nebraska
State
]«*urna*
ranch, seven miles down tlw coast
and m< ved his family onio tie* same ■and the Liifccoln Evening New-,
The carnival to he hekl in Ban­
Sealed bids will be received by
compliments cf J L. Kvons of that
Wed nes< Fay.
don September 16, 17 and is will be* L. J. Radley at the office of Ban­
(Due or Cylinder)
citv.
“
They
are
it
”
the
Knowlton
Glass
one of the greatest events «if its kind don Light X Water Co. up to mid
Local fishermen are getting their
Top
Self
Sealers
at
Rqsa
Co's.
30!
Capt.
O.
Wiren,
cooperative
ob
ever
held in smthwesl Ore.
i lcludmg the 15 day of September Soldon installments
gear and boats ready tor the fall run
s<?rver,
re|x>rts
that
the
rain
fall
for
Some
of
the
features
will
be
a
Rev.
Mr.
Bartlett
of
the
Grants
1909 for the erection and com
of salmon.
A big ■»•ortment of Double Diac
the month of August was eighteen prize baby show, a water carnival, a pletion of the I. O. O. F. Hall ac- aad
Pass
Episcopal
chutch
who
has
ladeetructable Cylinder Records
Winter Ox Blood shoes at R. H.
hundredths of an inch; days clear band concert eveay afternoon a bal* | cording to plans and specifications always on hand
been
here
for
some
time
left
Friday
Rosa Co's.
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13: days cloudy 18. The rainfall loon ascension each day, the crown­ , now on file at the office of the Ban-1
The famous opera
I >r his home.
Miss Beulah Hesse has secured
‘ Mme
Butterfly"
tor the corresponding month of 1908 ing of the king and queen and it is j don Light and Water Co. All bills
Buy your first quality white cedar
a school on the Sixes river and will
reported that the Bandon Port Oi- must be accompanied with a certified Complete in 6 Record« now in Stock
was torty-hundredths of an inch.
shingles from the Estabrook Co. t
teach the same the coming term.
ford Railroad will start work on the 1 check in the amount ol 5 per cent If we have not got the piece you want, let
Dr. W111. Horsfall arrived home
Alex
Turner
and
V.
F.
Freund
of
us order it for you
first dav of the carnival.
Saturday of the bid, the successful bidder to
Number 3 cedar for building pur
last evening from San Fr ncisco
All orders by mad receive prompt attention
Langlois
were
Bandon
visitors
will lx* Dairy day.
poses. See Estabrook Co. 2fit I
furnish good and sufficient bonds
Tuesday and made the ReCORDER He reports that Mrs. Horsfall is re­ I
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to the amount of 1-2 of file bid.
Advertise in the R ecorder and office a pleasant call.
covering rapidly from her opera
i
you will get results.
non and as soon as convalescent, Tooth-brush For Each Jersey l’he board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Construction to
Buy Your Ox blood shoes at Rosa will go to Southern California and
J. T. Mars and family returned
Cow
commence
immediately
.
Monday from Seattle wheiethey had Co’s, store if you would wear an up- enter a sanitarium for a time. The
L. J R adley .
3otf Doctor had a slight operation per­
been taking in the exposition and to-date and “niuy” shoe.
By
Order
of
Board
of Trustees.
Cincinnati, Aug. 27--W. L. Kel-
visiting with friends.
Win Hull the prosperous River­ formed on his throat while at the
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OF COURSE
Try «Haifa meal for chickens and ton dairyman was in our city on Lane hospital, anil during his stay cey Shoep, who is heavily interest-
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e«l
in
the
Metropolitan
Street
Rail
­
cattle Estabrook Warehouse. 30 tl business recently. He has just re­ was privileged to witness many dif­
YOU DO!
way, of New York, and who owns a Fresno Menaced by Firebug
Frank Harter, of Portland ar­ turned from the fair and a visit with ficult and dangerous operations.
150-acre farm in Glendale, a suburb
rived in Bandon the first of the friends anti relatives in Washington. —Coast Mail.
of 1 his city, has purchased 24 coils
Down
spout,
gutter,
mouldings
Freseno, Aug. 26—From San
week to visit his brother Joe Harter
All the local news in the Bandon
for
his
$75,000 herd of Jersey co as . I* ran cisco to a local insurance
and
wood
work
at
Acme
Planing
R
ecorder
.
Subscription
$150
and uncle S. S. Little.
The two attendants, whose sole agency comes a decl 1 ration that the
Mill near the school house.
itx
Don't fail to see our new stock o| per year.
duty is to look after the cattle, place numerous fires in Freseno recently The City Meat Market
M. H. Windle, a former mer­
rugs and art squares direct from the
Miss Blanche Radley returned
these coverings on them every
factory at Woodruff ¿¿Turner, th Sunday from Monmouth, Ore. chant tailor in Eestern Washington morning to protect them from flies. are caused by a gang of arsonists.
will supply you
This opinion is expressed so
House Furnishers.
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Miss Radley successfully passed the but now of Marshfield was in our
The teeth oi each blooded Jersey strongly that the police department
examinations and is now the holdei city last week. Mr. Windle is a are brushed three times daily. This
with all kinds of
F. F. Kreamer, formerly of Rip
oi the city is working on the mat
widely traveled man who has been
of a first grade certificate.
«leparture in «laity farming is said ter.
pey, Iowa, arrived in Bandon Fri­
fresh and salt
I he chief oi police declares
in many countries and is able to
Mrs,
M.
A
Davidson
and
daughter
to result in better health ami bet­ that he has had two plain clothes
day for a visit with his brother T.
judge of conditons by comparison
meats
H. Kreamer and sister Mrs. C. E. Miss Pearl arrived here last week He says the Bandon beach is unrival ter milk. In exchange for the tooth men working on the supposed in-
from Alaska and will visit their
Kopf.
ed by any on the coast he thinks our treatment and coats each cow has I cendiarism, but has as yet no clue
son and brother for a month. From
daily produced more than two gal to the cause of the mysterious
Now is the time to buy wall paper
city is destined to become of great
fires
here they will proceed to Grants
Ions of milk with a large amount o which have occurred every
as it is going at 10 per cent reduc­
importance as a manufacturing
Sun-
Pass where they will make their
cream.
«lay afternoon for some weeks.
tion to make room for our new stock.
center, owing to its fine site and
luture home. Mr. Davidson Sr. is
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Woodruff ¿t Turner, the House
Some years ago a gang of firt -
immense tributary resources of tim­
there arranging things for the home.
A
Good
Position
I
thugs
was discovered in Fresno
Furnishers.
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ber coal and rich dairy farm and
Surelav
for
chickens
as
good
a
President Taft will lay the corner­
known as the “F. (). F. A.” (Fire
fruit lands. Mr. Windle is a brother
One Fire All) anil as a result of Coquille River Transportation
stone for the First Universalis: and cheaper than wheat. Eslabrook of Joseph Windle the prosperous Can be had by amb tious yoi
men and ladies in the field
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church when he visits Portlan 1 warehouse.
tis operations the insurance rates
Lampa dairpmen.
Co.’s Schedule
“Wireless” or Railway telegraphy. were raised on packing houses tn
This is a distinction that few church
The Times of August 30th says;
L ost —A road and poll tax book Since the 8-hour law became effective the city.
LeaveH
Arrive«
es in the land ever receive,
It is feared the society
* Cyrus H. Walker, the oldest liv­ with stubbs anil receipts of Road
Bandon
Coquille
, has been revived or a similar one
T. P. Hanly Jr. has bought the ing white man born west of the District No. 19. Finder please re­ and since the Wireless companies
8:30 a iu
: formed
Coquille, / 6)00 a m
are
establishing
stations
through
­
J. Me Cue ranch adjoining Pai kers Rocky mountains, and now an turn to Thos. Coates.
j i .00 p tu
3;00 p m
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out the country there is a great
Dispatch, 7:00 a in
l0:00 a ru
burg. Thos. Ashton of Lampa has organizer for the Oregon State
We received a communication Favorite, 1:30 p iu
shortage
of
telegraphers.
Positions
Roseburg
had
a
$25,000^
fire
last
4:00 p m
recently sold his ranch to the Sweet («range, arrived here today. He
from the chief of the Bandon fire
pay
beginners
from
$70
to
$90
per
Leave«
Friday
night,
Fifiteen
buildings
Arrive«
Bros which is a valuable addition will endeavor to organize a grange
department
loo
late
to
publish
this
month,
with
good
chance
for
ad
­
Coquille
Bandon
to their fine dairy farm.
for Coos Bay. He will spend con­ were destroyed and sixteen horses
week but will publish it next week. Favorite, 7¡30 a m
iO 30 a ni
The
National
Tele
­
vancement.
in
a
stage
line
livery
barn
were
FOR SALE—One span of mares siderable lime in the Coquille Valley. burned to death. Among the horses graph Institute of Portland, Ore ,
a tu
11.30 a in
Coquille, • 3.0G
4.00 p m
5.30 p in
well broke under harness and sad
The Coos Bay Times says Capt. was a $450 team belonging to Ed­ operates six official institutes in
CRUDE OIL IL L: HEATEl. Dispatch, i.OO p iu
5.00 p in
die; six years old and weigh Jas. Magee for thirty-eight years,
ward Johnson of Coquille, and a America under supervision of R.
The Coquille connects with the
about 1050 lbs.
E. W. F ahv , one of Coos Bay’s most noted mar $650 team belonging to H, II. Has­ R. and Wireless Officials and place- Burners of Apparatus Adjustable
Any Desired Diameter.
trains nt Coquille for Marshfield and
Bullards, Ore.
filers and at present captain of the tings of Coquille. Qlaud Moon, of all graduates into positions. It will
The Lehigh Valley Kailrond com Myrtle Point.
Franz Thomsen made another tug, Astoria is to be succeeded by Coquille, passed through a wall of pay you to write them for full «details pany has recently introduced crudi
The tip river paHsengera can come
Magee
Capt. fire and freed two horses one being
oil tire heaters at their system shop, to Bandon on the Favorite and have
shipment of hogs to Portland this his son W. A.
at Sayre, Pa., which have been foum three hours here in which to do their
week. The porkers going out of dagee Jr. has been with his father badly burned, died out the other
far superior to th«* former method oi
Squelch
Tillamook
Bay
for
years
and
has
won
his
promo
­
trading and other business.
here on the Wilhelmina and being
was saved.
Most of the burned
using gasoline and perforated rings foi
transferred to the Alliance at Coos tion by merit. The Astoria does buildings were frame structures but
the application and removal of tires.
service on the Coos Bay Bar.
The heater for removing tires con
Bay.
the better class of buildings across
Washington, D C , Aug. 30-,
sists
of six oil burners mounted
Mrs. John McMonies of Portland the street were more or less dam­ District Engineer Mndoe has re­
Bakery goods from the Home
an adjustable frame so arranged m
Bakery can be had at Oyster Chop and her daughter Mrs. I. J. Ray­ aged.
ported adversely on the proposed to bring the burners to any desiref
House, J. M. Baker's store on mond of Gaston, who have been
channel improvements across the diameter. The frame consists of ae
pl ank road and owan’s store in visiting at the homes of Dr. Ros. — for sale —Cheap a good first bar in Tillamook Bay. Senator arrangement of wrought iron pip«
mounted on a pair of wheels. On tbi
A. Garfield
west end.
30 t siter and Judge Hunt the last two class merchandise business. Inquire Bourne lias appealed from the en­ main part of the frame a combination
of
the
Bandon
Investment
Corpora
­
gineer’s findings. There is no pros­ air and oil chamber Is arranged tc Mil. and Steamboat Work Our
A prorr inent abstractor made the months returned to their homes last tion.
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slide forward and back, and in con
pect of a Government appropriation junction
SPECIALTIES
statement the other day that there week. Judge Hunt and family also
with a six point star the vari
accompanied
them
and
will
not
re
­
to
carry
out
the
work
unless
the
ous adjustments of the burners are SPECIAL MACHINES BUILT TO ORDER
Judge C A. ¿ehlbrede of the Bay
was more activity in Bandon real es
turn again until sometime next was in Bandon last Saturday and project first receives the O. K. of produced. On the front side of the
tate than in any other town in C«os
Turned .Shafting, Cap ami Het
supply chamber six ball joint connec
They go away with Sunday’ on business connected with the War Department.
county. The gentleman was in spring.
Screws, Maclin.e Bolts. Pipe
tlons are made to the oil supply; als«
nothing out good words for Bandon. several bankruptcy cases which
Mclndoe says that the commerce six connections are made to connect
an.I Fittings, Brass Work
position to know and his statement
the
air
supply
with
the
burners
and
in
the
Bay
does
not
warant
$2,000,
Mrs. H F. Morrison has pur­
goes to show that Bandon is ver}
GENERAL REPAIRING
piping arrangeil to conn<x?t the burners
chased
the millinery store formerly bankruptcy. The judge has be 11 000 expenditures, which would be with the supply chamber.
much alive at present.
Pattern
Shop in Connection
When using gasoline for removing
I owned by Mrs. Dygert and invites prominent in political and legal cir­ necessarv for the work.
Cedar Planking for bridge and
tires two men would use from twenty
the ladies of Bandon to call on her cles of the state. He served a term
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street work. Estabrook Co.
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to fifty minutes in removing a tire,
before buying Fall and Winter in the state legislature from 1) ouglas Largest Logs Ever Rafted while with this heater from Beven tc
Dr. A. N. Treadgoldof Cass City hats. She also extends a cordial in­ county; was appointed district judge
eleven minutes are required. While
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O r EGO
Into Coos Bay
the old tires are being removed new BANDON
Mich, and M. W. Treadgold of the vitation to the public to attend her for Alaska by President McKinley,
Druggist and Apothecary
ones are pileil up on thr«»e cast iron
Dalles, Ore., arrived on the Break millinery opening to be held Sept. and served four years when he re­
Is just in re , <ipt of a'new stook of
water to visit Atty. G. T. Tread 17 and 18. The stock is entirely signed to practice his profession in
At the Porter mill boom may he
DrngH and Chemicals, Paten» an«l
gold of this city. M. W. Treadgold uew and up-to-date.
Proprietary Preparations. Toilet Ar
Oregon. At the primary election seen a raft of the largest logs ever
33-41
tides.
Druggist Sundries, Perfnmea,
is G. T. 's father and the doctor is a
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Perry and of 1906 he received 2000 votes as brought into Coos Bay. The entire
Brushes, Spong«*«, Soap, Nuta and
brother to M. W. This is the first
candidate for governor on the Re­ raft averages 1980 feet, many of
Candies, Cigars, Tobacco« and Cig­
visit of these gentlemen to Ooos «laughter Mrs. E. E. Lyon and publican ticket. Mr. Sehlbrede was which scale nearly 4.000 feet.
arettes, Paints, Oils, Glass «nd
three
childien
of
Hood
River
are
Painter’s Supplie«.
and they are very enthusiastic over
a delegate to the last national Re There are but few long logs, all less
here
visiting
at
the
F.
S.
Perry
conditions here.
home, they will probably remain publican convention and was the than fifty feet, and «piite a number
FURNISHED ROOMS
Bring your baby buggies to Wood
for the winter and may make this Oregon member on the platform of shorter cuts.
AT
ufi & Turner’s and have the stire
Manager Falkenstein says that the
city their permanent home, they committee.
set while you wait.
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raft is the best the mill lias ever
are much taken up with the country
The Coos county convention of used and scales surprisingly higher
The Port of Tillamook carried at and think it can easily be made as
the W. C. T. U. was held in than all estimates. — Harbor .
the special election by a large productive as the Hood River
MRS SARAH COSTELLO
Marshfield Tuesday Aug. 25. A
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majority and they are going .thead country which is world famous for
good attendance is reported and
Nice «denn room« 25 and 50c a
to improve the same. The people Us fancy fruit.
night; *1.25 a week; |5 atuontb
Cook and $700 Vanish
many interesting papers read on the
of this valley should get busy at
The Portland Journal says: “Mr. subject of temperance.
Reports
BANDON
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OREGON
once and establish a Port of Co­
from
the
Unions
of
the
county
show
­
Harriman should learn something
Astoria, Or,
Aug 26- Keller
quille River. It will be the best
from what has happened in the Des ed a large increase of temperance
Brothers,
who
have
leased what is
thing for the valley that has ever
chutes. He wa’ted too long. He workers and a great interest being
known as th« Jeffets ranch on the
yet come.
Let there be no de­
can wait too long before building taken in the temperance cause. The
Lewis and Clark River, were rob-
lay in the work.
to Coos Bay. He tan wait too long following officers were elected for
b«
‘«l las« evening of $7 »0 in gold and
Old papers at the R ecorder of­ for the Corvallis <v Eastern exten­ the coming year: president, Mrs.
B.
E Powell, a Brazilian, who was
fice five cents a bundle.
sion. If he does not penetrate to McCrea of Marshfield; vice-presi­
employe«! as a cook on t"e rincli, REMOVING OLD AND HEATIN«! NEW TIHM. MeCALL PATTERNS
Dr. Kelley who has been in all the rich regions of Oregon, dent. Mrs. McCann of North Bend;
Celebrated for style, perfect fit, simplicity and
is suspected of Laving committed blocks, and a large crude oil burner 1«
reliability nearly 40 years. Sold in nearly
Bandon lor the past two years will somebody else w ill. He has seen recording secretary, Mrs. I.. Metz
every city and town in the United States and
plac«««l underneath, the burner having
the theft.
Canada,
or by mail direct. More aold than
move with his family to Coquille the turn in the wheel of fortune at I r of North Bend; corresponding
the capacity to fill the inside of eight
any other make.
Send for free catalogue
tires with flame and heat them for ap­ Me< ALL’S MACAXINE
next week. Dr. Kelley has work­ the Deschutes. History lias always secretary, Mrs C. H. Marsh, of
More subscribers than any other fashion
Farmer* Attention
plication in twenty minutes. Inas­
ed up a large practice while here repeated itself, and always will. And Marshfield; treasurer, Mrs. Lewal­
magazine—million a month. Invaluable. Lat­
much as tetth heaters are rompara-
est styles, patterns, dressmaking, miihnery,
We are paying six cents a pound tfvely smokeless, there Is perfect sntla-
and has been very successful in his always will. And then, how in­ len, of Myrtle Point. The meeting
plain sewing, fancy needlework, hairdressing,
etiquette, good stories, etc. Only 60 cent» a
work. He will go to Coquille with finitely better for Oregon for him to place of the 1910 convention will be for veal at the City Meat Market it faction. I luring a teat six old tlrea
year (worth double), including a free pattrm.
Subscribe today, or send for sample copy.
were removed and six new tires were
the best wishes of a large circle of build the lines here suggested, and either at Myrtle Point or North
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INDUCEMENTS
applied In one hour and lifty-two taW- WONDEDFUL
to Agents. Postil brings premium catalogue
friends and will no doubt soon work is not that which is good for Ore­ Bend, the choice being left to the
Rouse's coal at the Estabrook utea.—Popular Nechaakce.
• and new cash prise offers. Address
*•> m < cau cc na !• »»• w. m* il . mw r«u
up a wide practice in that city. ' gon, good for Mr. Harriman?''
executive committee.
warehouse.
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Local Lore j
Graphophones
Bandon Drug Co.
Do You Eat Meat
The City Market
Bandon Foundry
& Machine Shop
Clarence Y. Lowe
The Pacific