Bandon recorder., September 09, 1909, Image 2

small business, or really no busiues-. the fact that when grain advanced • □•Qeo»o*o*o*oo*o«o«o*o*o*r
It has enlarged until a new set «>1 last summer flour went along just |
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films is required every week. Some as high. Now wheat has fallen, and
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subjects are mailtf up in a r«»ll of Hour is just as high as at the top 5
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Of the many and varied industries film Too«» feet long, although there of the wheat market.”
[Copyright. IMS. by T. C. McClure.)
Harvest is well advanced and in
in Portland there is none, |»erha|>s, are many skits which use only 200
You
ruluht have huut«‘d Bliss county
as interesting and as little under­ feet of film and require only a few most sections of the country nearly over ami you coul«l not have found a
The finished. Wheat has been coming more even tempered couple than Dea-
stood by the public as that of mak­ minutes for reproduction.
ing moving pictures. Portland has negative film so made is then trait to the warehouses in large quantities, con Tanner and Iris wife, They had
such plant, the World Film Com ferrtd to the required number of but up to this time there has been come to be fifty years old and were
childless.
pany, in which moving pictures of positives and these are the pictures *I»ut little sold,
The Rev. Mr. Teters had succeeded
every kind are manufacture«!. The sold.
the parson who had had charge of the
WHY?
Occasionally special actors are
factory is located in the Coos Bay
church ut Bamfield to which the dea­
F rotti a »inali begiuning thè sale con nnd his wife belonged.
building, at the Lewis and Clark brought in for particular films.
use of Chamla-rhiiii’s ('oligli
One day a calamity happened tn the
Exposition grounds, but the fie'd of I.ast week Capt. George Bartlett, ex- and
Rt-medy Itas extended t<» all parta of village A gale blew down a barn In
operation extends over the entire United States Maishal, Indian scout tlie Vnited States and lo miiny for which a resident and wife bad taken
county, in (act over the entire state. | and trader, known throughout the vigli comitries \\hy? Because il refuge, and they were killed, while a
bus prove«) especially valmible for year-old baby In the mother’s arms
This factory is the first of its kind country, as Wounded Knee on ac­ co
ighs and col «la. For sale by U, Y. was miraculously spared. The victims
on the Pacific coast, and was starteil count of an injury received in a L< >we.
had friends, but no relatives that could
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be heartl of. Several gootl women came
last
February
by Lewis H. skirmish with the Indians years
to take care of the little or­
Moomaw and John Dored They ago, came here to show in a set of Trainmen Supporting
Mc­ forward
phan. but Mr. Peters had ills plans in
Captain
have a large force of employes, the fancy shooting pictures.
regard to that matter. lie didn’t think
Kees Rocks Strikers
it rigiit for the child to be shifted from
greater number of whom are not en­ Bartlett did pretty shooting for the
one to the other, but felt It must be
gaged in the actual business of mak­ moving pictuie people and it is safe I
provided with a permanent home ami
ing films, but as actors ready to to say the pictureswill do him no' Pittsburg, Sept. I—The striking grow tip in gratitude and goodness.
pose and move before the picture discredit, as all that is necessary, employes of the Pressed Steel Car He therefore called upon Deacon Tan
machine in every conceivable char­ if found the okl scout aimed a triille Company were given the support ner anti his wife and suggested and
argued and Insisted that they legally
acter. They roam all over the overlong is to cut a few feet from ot the Brotherhood ol Railroad Train adopt the little stranger. A great deal
Presto! We have him men today when a committee ot the was said about hearth, home and the
neighborhood where the pictures the film.
sho«iting
the
minute after the gun is latter organization announced that ' prattle of innocence; also about a
are taken, and are carried regularly
aimed
This
kind of work is one of in the future they would not h ml staff to lean on tn their declining years.
on the payroll. For a number of
In their goodness and Innocence the
the scenes special actors are called the secrets of the business which imported men to the works at Mc­ couple agreed with him, and the necea
in. There are also many super­ makes moving picture work fas Kees Rocks. The decision eached sary legal steps were taken and the
kid turned over to them, and every
numeraries available at any time t<> cinating. Any kind of a desired re- by the trainmen’s union necessitates body was happy, particularly those
take the part of the mob in full suit may be achieved through man­ the company discovering a new Who had got it off their hands after
ipulation of the tape.
pursuit and enact similar scenes.
means of transporting men to Mc­ weeks of affliction On the next Sun­
day most of the sermon was devoted
Captain
Bartlett
’
s
shooting
act
is
Kees Rocks.
The scene of the moving pictures;
to this tender Incident, and the deacon
are not by any means laid in th« saiil to be the first ever reproduced
went home feeling good His wife had
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remained home to take care of Un­
sime places. The most adaptabl« in moving-pictures. The captain
GOOD FOR BILIOUSNESS
adopted. who had developed a beauti­
spot for the scene is always chosen | tells many interesting experiences
*’ I took I wo of Chainberlnin’s Stom­ ful case of rasli that morning.
for outside work, Sometimes the through which he gained his prow ach mi l Liver Tablets last mglit, and Only about a week liad |>assed since
fair grounds offer just the back- | ess with Hie rifle and incidentally 1 feel 50 percent better than I have the adoption when th<> neighbors be­
for weeks,'* says J. J. Firestone, of gan to whisper that they could see n
ground required, frequently th« tells of the battle of Woun«l««l Kixr Allegan.
Mich. “They are certainly change in Deacon Tanner and Ills wife.
streets of 1 ortland best fit the wish I where be found a babv on the tielil. a line article for biliousness." For They were losing their smiles. There
was something wrong somewhere, and
of the picture-men while the hills lying among a pile of dead Indian . sale try U. Y. Lowe. Samples free.
when it was hinted to the minister lie
little
Sioux
Indian
is
none
and country roads surrounding th<■■ Ibis
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called in hopes to solve the problem
city, the amusement parks, th« other than Zitkala’n Numi (Lost
He wasn’t kept waiting very long
Chicago
Will
Continue
Wear
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With tears In her eyes Mrs. Tanner
railroads, and even the beach an Bird) who was later adopted by
s,a id:
Mrs.
Clara
B.
Colby
and
who
now
ing
Straw
Hats
Wherever
the
sometimes chosen.
"Tile deacon lias called me a fool!”
S). ot, the regular actors are at all lives with her foster mother at 2001 2
“You can’t mean It?”
“But 1 do He has called me a fool a
times relied upon, as there are too North Sixteenth street in Portland
Chicago, Sept 1,—The proclama­
dozen times over.”
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many chances for a slip with un
tion issued by Mayor Busse a year “But why?”
tried performers, and slips moving WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND CHAMBER­ ago, effective only for that year “Because of the baby. The little
LAIN'S COLIC. CHOLERA AND DIAR­
picture men dare not make.
because of the unusual warmth of thing hadn’t had the colic over five
RHOEA REMEDY
nights running and kept us up most of
The interior views are all taken j
last September, has been restored each night when the deacon sakl 1 was
M r. Frank P. Hanritlian, a pronii
within the confines of one of th« nent druggist of Portsmouth, Va, to permanent effect and the straw a fool for wanting to adopt it. and he's
buildings at the fair grounds. Here ! -ays; _•* For the past six years I have hat, instead of going to the Chi­ keeping it up.”
"It seems Incredible. I will go out
are employed the best scene-shifter.s sold and recommended Chamberlain' s cago ash heap today, will survive into
the garden and speak to him
Colic, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Rem
available, anti the paraphernalia em edy. It is a great remedy and one o. until September 15.
about ft.”
Out he went and demanded an ex-
ployed and various expedients re the best patent medicines on th«
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planation and got it.
market.
1
handle
some
others
foi
sorted to are many. Not a great
BEST TREATMENT FOR A BURN
“But she has called me an old idiot,”
the same purposes that pays me <>
deal of trouble is encountered in de- | larger profit, but this remedy is «..
if for no other rensou. Chamberlain said the deacon in defense.
picting fin ordinary stage scene, bu I sore to effect a cine, and mv ciislome« Salve sbonlii be kept, in every house­ “Impossible! Why should she?”
hold m account of its great value in
“On account of that young 'un.
at times the work requires the use ( so certain to appreciate my recoin Hie
treatment of burns. It al'ays the Whenever he howls she says I was in
mending it to hiiu, that I give it III.
of many craft secrets such as th« preference.*' For sale by C. Y. Lowe pain almost instantly, and unless the old idiot to sadille us with him.”
injury is a severe one, heals Hie part
Tin* good man administered soothing
sudden appearance and disappear-'
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’ without leaving a sear. This salve is sirup to man and wife in liberal quitu
ance ot “ghorts.” This, however,
also une<piale«l for chapped bands, tity, ami when lie took tils departure
Grain Kings Refute Big
is simple when all that has to be i
sore nipples and diseases of the skin. they hail almost forgiven each other
Price 25 cents. For sale by C. Y Nevertheless th«* end of another week
done is to cut away a certain portion
Crop Reports
Lowe,
saw more trouble. While standing at
of the film or stop the machine ami
his back door In the afternoon the dea
let the “ghost” walk to the desire«!
Walla Walla, Sept I —Farmers of |
con was overheard to say to his u ife
spot. But when the appariation is the valley are up in arms ovei Costa Rica Elevates Minister in tile kitchen:
"You think he's coming down with
made to appear slowly and then what they claim is a deliberate at- |
tiie measles now. do you. and that it
to President
disappear by fading away, the work tempt to bear the wheat market ;
will lie four weeks before he is over
ft? Well, I want to say that If he
becomes much more difficult and anti to induce them to sell their
Ne.? York, Sept, I —Word re­ comes down I’m going to leave this
requires that two exposures be mad« grain at a low figure, Pile most re
house. If you’d had the brains of a
on the same film. Ir. the second cent c tuse for their ire is the state reived today bv J. J. Ulloa, Con« I chickadee you’d never have got such a
exposure careful use must be made inent of Leo Peterson, who is said suLGeneral in Ne* York, from nuisance here.”
And later on a ueighbor couhi have
of the diaphragm. Then there ar< to be a henchman of the owner of I President Gonzales Viques, , of Costa sworn to the fact that she saw the den
Rica, says the returns from the con’s wife out under the pear tree, v Itli
pictures made of burning buildings the Portland Flouring mills.
election,
held yesterday, show the her npron to her face, and overlie trd
and this means adept stage shift­
In a recent interview, Peterson 1
choice
of
Dr. Ricardo |iminez as her exclaim to herself:
ing with a lot of stage fire and says he has traveled over the entire
“I can’t stand it to live with an idiot
some real smoke.
state anil is in a position to know the next President ot Costa Rica. and a howling baby much longer! I'm
The principal part of the interior just how matters stand; ami that Dr. Jiminez has been Costa Rican getting to be a desperate woman.”
Neither the deacon nor tits wife ap
work lies in depicting little dramas. the grain crop «if the northwest Minister Io the United States and peared
at church next day. and toward
Then the actors are placed upon will be 65,000,«>00 bushels and that Mexico.
evening the minister called. He found
the baby howling, the adopted mother
the stage and while it would be the Washington crop will heqo.ooo,
crying and the deacon hiding away up
thought they woulii not be require« 000. This, local fanners say, is not
in the garret
Administrator's Notice
to know their parts the reverse is the case,and claim it is «ynly a move­
“What do you think,”' walled the
wife as she trhsl to clear her eye« of
the case. The actors go through ment on the part of the mills aiul
Notice is hereby given that the the tears, "neither one of us got a
their parts in detail, using every grain dealers to get them to sell
undersigned has been appointed wink of sleep last night, and the dea
word as well as gesture. This be their grain early, anil before the by the County
called baby a hyena and me a I
Court of Coos eon
mutton
headed scarecrow!”
comes necessary, for without ad­ true conditions become known and
County Oregon, administrator of “It can’t be!’’
herence to detaij expression would the price goes up.
“And what <ll«l she call me?” added
the eslatejof J. F. Prewett, «lei eased,
be lacking and gesture and expres­
“The wheat crop of Washington anti all persons having claims the deacon as lie came down from his
roost. “I told lier that the baby had
sion are main requisites of the sue will not exceed 35,000,000 bushels.”
against said estate are hereby re­ mumps instead of mensh^s, and she j
cessful moving-picture.
said a well known farmer of this quired to present the same to me with said 1 didn’t know enough to feed hogs
Last week in Portland at the district today. “And the reports
and that she wished she ha«l never set !
proper vouchers at the office of G. eyes
on me!”
Bijou Theater, were exhibited the sent out that there will be a tecord
T. ..Treadgold in Bandon, Coos “Rut this can’t go en.” protested the
first moving pictures of Western breaking crop are unfounded. The
County, Oregon within six months shocked minister,
manufacture ever shown there crop of titis state will not exceed
“No; I’ll leave him tomorrow!” ex
from the date of this notice.
claimed the wife.
They were reproductions of the re­ 30,000,000, and of the northwest
Dated August 26, 1909.
“I’ll leave her first!” add«si the dea­
cent Rose Festival anil presenta­ not more th m 50,000,000. Take in I
con.
A
mos E. H aos all ,
Valley for instance, it is [
tion of the pictures of local make the
After an hour the good man went
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Administrator.
away, lie talked his liest and then
is only made possible through the yielding far below normal, anil in
left tiie matter In the hands of Prori
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tact that this theater is the first in Franklin, Douglas, Whitman, 111
dence. Providence took hold of things
the city to break away from the fact all of the grain growing regions, ! Is your subscription paid?
and. knowing far more than a minister
about the results of Introducing e
moving-picture trust anil joi t the it is the same.
howling baby into the home of a con
ranks' of the inde)>endents. Many
“Farmers, will not he deceived, if I
pie fifty years old, went at it and
Clarence
Y.
Lowe
Portlanders have doubtless seen the they are wise. Crops arc short, I
brought on colic, scarlet rush, whoop
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ing cough and pneumonia, and four
scenes of Oregon in the Oregon not only here but elsewhere. This BANDON
days later the little one wns with the
Druggist
and
^ftnthrca
ry
building at the A. Y. P. Exposition. is shown by the interview given 1
angels, and n voice was saying to the
These were obtained from a train out by Jam s J. Hill Argentine is ' Is just in reinpt of ujnew stock of
deacon and wife:
“I am glad to find you kissing and
which made a special trip to the short this| year, that has become Drugs and Chemicals, Paten, and
Proprietary Preparations. Toilet Ar
bands. Charity is a noble seu- ■
Cascade Locks, to Ashland and to «Town, despite censorship, and tides. Druggist Snndriee. Perfmurs, shaking
tlment. It may next bring you some I
Astoria with the moving picture ariners here will hold for good Brnnbes, Sponger, Soap, Nuts and girl old enough to do all the bouaa-
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men of the World Film Conqtany. pr.ces.
arettes,- Paints, Olla, UI ahh >md the hogs besides.”
M. QUAJD.
The company started with but a1
“Another thing that looks bad is 1 Painter's Supplies. •
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Capt. Bartlett's Late
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Lewah Tribe No. 48. Imp. O. R. M.
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the Batuion \X ignian. Sojourning chief«
in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
C. r. Fieger.
G E Wilson.
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Sachem.
Dr. H. L Houston
PHYSICIAN & SUKUk'Uh
Dttiov over I »rug Stör«.
Night ch II h Himwereii from oflioe.
MANDON.
Maaonlc.
g ANDON LODGE. No. 150 A. F. & A.
M. Stated communication« first Saturday
after the full moon of ea- h n.onth. zXII Matter
Masons cordially invited.
C. I. Kime, W. M.
Lloyd Rosa, Secretary
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TJ.ANDON LODGE. N o . 133. I O O F
meets rv^ry Wednesday evening
Vuihng
brothers m good standing cordially invited.
Hour«. S to
M.iu. I "IO to 4, P in. ; 7 to S in tile evening.
OKktiON
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I»r. H. L. Perkin««
OFFICE HOURS; hl a. m to 3 p
in., 7 p. m. to 8 p. nt.
Office iu New Deuholni Buildiug.
Dr L. F Sorenson.
DENTIST
Office Over Vienna Cafe
Telephone at Office and Home.
BANDON
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OREGON
C. F. Thomas, N. G.
A. J. Hartman, Secretary
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T.
TKEAIXillLIl,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL« •<
AT - LAW.
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
LEI S in K. of P. hall every second and
fourth Fridays. Practice nights first Fri­
day of the month; Social evening the 3d Friday
ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to
all members in good standing.
Maggie White. N. G.
NOTARY PUBLIC
If. M. COMMINMONHK.
Bandon,
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Oregon
Office With Bandon Investment Co
Clara Goetz, Secretary.
Dr.
Knlghlft of I'vtlii»«
| JLL! Ill
No
LODGE,
64, Knight«
<>
Pythias. Meets every Monday evening
al Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
a",’nd-
Dr. L P. Sorensen C. G.
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
Office in Panter Building
Office Hours:
Phone.
9 to 12 M., I io 5 P. M,
BANDON,
OREGON
C. R. BARROW
Attorney and Oounselor-at Law
Modturn IV <»<xl
T’ABLE ROCK CAMP, N o . 9176. M W.
of A. meets the 2d and 4th Wednesdays
of each month at K. P. hall. Visiting neighbors
cordially invited to attend.
E E. Oakes, (Jerk.«
R. W. Boyle, H. C.
l»lt. K. W. ROS.MTEIl
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
BANDON
OREGON
Office nnd retidence in i’anter residence pioperty
next door to Bijou Theatre
F
H- KI. Brown.
Resident Dentist.
COQUILiLM.
ORE
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Office over Skeels* Store
Office Phone. Mam 335;
residence. Main 346
,M. G. Pohl
OPTOMETERIST
SATURDAYS
AT GALLIER’S HOTEL
Portland and Coos bay Steamship Line
BR EAKWATER
Sails front Coos Bay Saturdsys h I Service of Tide
Sails from Ainsworth Dork Portland Wednesday at 8 P. *M.
W. F. MJL1.ER. Agent, Marshfield
C. M. SPENCER. Agent. Ba don
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Stmr. Wilhelmi na
CAPTAIN
CHRISTENSEN. Commanding.
Coos Bay and Bandon twice a week
Connecting with Steam Ship Alliance at Marshfield.
information of
Full
J. E. WALSTROM, Agt. Bandon
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THE HARDWARE MAH
BRIDGE A BEACH Stoves, Ranges'and Heaters have in them so many excellenciet
that they are now acknowledger! the greatest sellers on the coast and they are growing
in lavor every year.
We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household
and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
Our Assortment of Hard»are. Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY
Family Washing a Specialty.
First Class Laundry Work Guaranteed.
Special
attention given to fine woolen goods.
(’leaning and .pressing Mens Soils hhi I Ladies' tine skirts given
t
prompt attention
F. A. .BATES, Proprietor
Hotel Gallier
Rates ¡fr.oo to $2.00 per day.
week or month.
Bandon
Special rates by
Sample Room in Connection.
Oregon