- NUMBER 35 BANDON, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 9, 1909 VOUME XXV. PAPER MAKES MIS-REPRESENTATION NEW STOCK YARDS Ml OPEN SEPT. 15TU RAILROAD STOCK SELLS FAST < EVENT TO BE Small “Try-daily” on Coos Portland to be Great Live Over $40,000 Worth Sold Bay Gives Yellow Account Stock Center of Pacific and Other.« Anxious Diver Now Patching Holes of Bandon Wreck Insurance Adjusted aud Will Coast to Buy Many Spectacui-ir Features With Canvas and Water be Paid in Full to Big One of the yellowest pieces of journalism that has gone forth to be Pumped Out Company through any paper in the history of Coos county was the account in the Coast Mail of Sept, rst a small “try-daily" on Coos Bay, of the WORK WILL BE RAPIDLY PUSHED WILL BE TOWED TO SAN FRANCISCO wreck of the steamer Bandon. The story was either written by a muttonhead from the back woods The insurance for the Cody Lum­ After a thorough examination of or was manufactured out of whole ber Co. has been adjusted and will the Bandon by the diver, C. A cloth with the sole purpose of mis­ be paid in full. On last Monday a Dolph, who came up on the Fi representation. force of men was put to work clean­ Among other things the ac- field, it has been decided to patch up the steamer Bandon with canvas, count says: “ The Band m was a ing up and rebuilding the wharf. They are now receiving bids f >r pump the water out of her and tow lumber and passenger schooner piling to use in reconstructing the her to San Franciscc where she and comes to Coos Bay after load wharf and dock. will be put on dry dock and re ing what she can take over the The work of rebuilding will be Coquille bar, and here completes paired. pushed as rapidly as possible, an winter at which time she was prob previous and there was not a full same time will be building a mill i a ably worse used up than she was cargo here for her. here, and with the three projects, Such yellow journalism will not here. h tend to increase the populaity of they will employ more labor than ever before. »I any paper, and it only shows the Notice. disposition of some of the “cheap -------- skates” of Coos Bay to knock .ml Four Mile Notes I take pleasure in announ ring to everything on the Coquille river. ar< the citizens"of Bandon and vicinity We are glad to say, however, that that I have returned fioin my trip there are some people on Coos Everyone is busy burning these to San Francisco and have opened Bay who are broad enough to days. up one of the nicest meat markets know that knocking Bandon does Mrs. George Deos and Mis. Wil­ in the county in the El Dorado not help Coos Bay, but the Coast cox have been Bandon visitors this ----- Ciesn------ building Neatness and cleanines.s Mail is evidently not run ay such week. County Exhibits, Oregon will prevail. I will be behind the people. Harry Funk was called to San There is no excuse whatever for blocks again as of old. ami will meet State Fair my old as well as new patrons with making such statements It the Francisco last week w here he ex­ pects to remain about three weeks a friendly clasp, The price of my writer does not know any better Wallis X ch, one oi the promoter meat is reduced, I will not put ic had belter keep still and learn the Lincoln comity fair now 1> ia.1 ot quotations in the paper but give a few things. held al I oledo. has written t< th me a call and you will be con vinced ——ooo— that my prices are jmt. Mr. A. Davi- and family have secretary ot the Ongon State ! ■ Obituary requesting spate for a large e.xhi > 1 Respectfully Yours been having a hard time with to"so- of that county's products at the E. L ewin . litis. Mrs. Lillie has also been hav Nancy Mildred Coy was born in coming fail, Salem, Septembi 1 13 ooo— ing trouble with the same disease. Pike County, Missouri, Dec. 28, 18, and hopws to make a showing Presbyterian Church Sunday 1845. She crossed the plains with A very nice enter ainmenl took that will create much interest from her parents, coming to California place at Shaw's hall Saturday night. those unacquainted with the re­ September 12th over the old Santa Fe trail in 1849 Miss Anna Waldvogel had worked sources of that part of western She came to Oregon with her par hard to make it a success. A special Oregon. Mr. Nash has extensive Preaching services 11 a. m and ents in 1852 where they settled in feature was the Indian drill by ten tanning interests at Nashville, that 8 p. m. Subjects. “Where Art the Waldo Hills in Marion county. school children. The children and county, aid has been dev. ting con Thou” “What Must I do to be She was married to Chas. H teacher deserve great credit lor the siderable time anil money toward- Saved,” If you do not attend ser­ Donaca in June 1874. Nine children Peasant time. A dance came off assisting the development of the vices elsewhere, meet with ns. were lx>rn to them all of whom sur after the entertainment and a state and the Pacific Northwest. M. E C oen , Minister. vive their mother, except one. She bounteous repast was served by tue Columbia county will make a grand P ete . ’ ----- ooo--- showing of agricultural products at came with her husband and children adies < f district 81. the fair, E. H. Flagg, of St to Curry county in 1880, where she Holy Rollers Leave ooo---- made her home, with the exception Helens having chaigc of the work of two years spent visiting in the of preparing the exhibit. A Jumbled Report The band of Holy Rollers who Willamette Valley. Her health has have been holding forth in a tent on been gradually failing for years. She The Coquille Herald came ■ mt New Millinery Store the hill for some time shook the moved to Bandon in May of this with a jumbled up report of Bandon dust off their feet the fore year. the Her last illness was short part of the week, after being given being only sixteen days, she died Cody mill fire and has the kindness F. E. Bowen ascend to a heigh th of 5« <> > feet. On Thursday Iv will come down in a parachute on Fridi, the pro grim will be balloon i-i-ensi »11 and cann n ac' ami on Siturdiy it will be balloon .1 rension and double trapeze performance. Other special features, such as water carnival, band concert, baby -.how. Curry County and dairy lay, th' latte of which will be Sit nd tv the 25th Tiler ■ will also b • a big parade one or two evening'..' of the carnival and there wil be amusem mt-, and dan cing galore, besides dozens of otlv features. Many concession com­ panies hav,» written for parti« liar, and have signified their intention oi being present. Tile voting for carnival king will be dispensed with and all efforts put forth on the <. I> lion of a queen. The price ot votes lias been re duced to live cents a piece or six for twenty-five cents • Co.nl.nu 1 • • • •* •• « • » • * of the Bandon Carnival which will be September 23rd, Fh.it the road will have plenty of financial backing is now an assured f ict and the work of building it will be pushed with ali possible haste. To Place Livestock Awards Judge-; of livestock at the Oregon State Fair, Salem, September 13- 18, next, so far appointed are as follows Beef breeds of cattle’ N. H. (.entry, of Sedalia, Missouri; dairy breeds, ( not 'selected yet;) long wool sheep. Thos. Brunk, of Polk county, Oregon: middle wool and fine wool sheep, the United Si do department of agriculture will send Pro essor Shaw, in com- pliance with the request of the fair in magement; Angora (.oats, N. A. Gwynn, of Lawrence, Kansas, who will assist in placing the awards outlie sheep if desired; swine, E 1) King, of Burlington, Kansas; poultry, Henry, Brerrar, of San Jose. California, pigeons, Win. Stonehouse, of Nanaimo, B. C.; draft horse classes, Prof. John A. Ciaig, of the Oklahoma expe iinent station at Stillwater; American Car­ nage horses, George M. Rommell, of the I . S. department of agricul­ ture. Washington, D. C. , Who" srtid to Rosa Co, ’Peter Pan Soap, have you got itt Yes. • s’ • O. L- Hopson who has been sell­ ing stock in the United Wireless Telegraph Co. has accepted a posi­ tion with the Bandon Port Orford Railroad anil is busy selling stock forthat company. He is meeting with phenomenal success, having already succeeded in selling $40 - ooo worth and lie has hardly started on his rounds. I 9 * « * f> • •