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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1909)
living, «Ires* in costly Mv L*. give Bandon Recorder of sumptuous entert» in inent» and take believe there will actually L a i ad inhere in.-ade of the next tw » years, Published Every Thursday by the joy rides in automobiles. ’ -But the but in the meantime why not di. actual necessities of life are no high velop our water transportation so Recorder CJompeiny O. B3 KOPP, ... Managing Editor er on the whole than forty years ago i as to have the very -btst | ossible Some of them may be for short per I facilities, both by rail and water? Subbcnptiou, $1 50 per Year in A lvanea. Advertising Rates Made iods, but clothes of the quality peo This is the place where rails and sails Kuovti on Application. Job Printing a Specialty. ple used to wear, the house lur- should meet and the work can be ac Entered at tbe Bandou Foetoffice an Second Class Matter. nishings, the common viands for the complished if the proper effort is September 23 1909 THURSDAY table, the tools and implements of put forth. lhe Port Commission should be established at once. A T he C oos Bay Harbor says the schools of that county lead the mechanics and husbandry, on the petition for an election should be whole are cheaper. But goods cf North Bend Lumber Co. has charter state. The school buildings at and more cost are prepared and signed at once, and ed both the F¡field and Bandon to .Marshfield, North Bend and Bin higher quality and goods k in immense the county will then call the dec carry their lumfier to San Francisco. don are finely equipped, and every wanted, unknown, Higher lion and there is no doubt as to the Coos Bay |>apers will be moving the thing possible has been provided variety, once living is due ma nly to result. Coquille River Valley and all over for the convenience and success of cost o’ People are a to have these charges, teachers and pupils, including de to Coos Bay after while. City Transfer partments for cooking and sewing these things, certainly—if they can All kinds of draying and transier- get them, Economical living, never- ing FOR SALE—mill wood I f we ’ had never had a post for girls, ar.d great sw imming tanks. theless, must be the basis of pros rom Cody’s mill $2.00 per load. This is something to be proud of. office and our mail was in the hands perity for most, it is not logical to Coil sold and delivered at lowest of a monoply, as are our telegraphs, indeed, and all lhe more so because [ J. Jenkins, Prop. insist on having “everything that prices. our express and our railroads, we Coos county is without a railroad anybody has," and yet complain of Coquille River T ransportation would be called Impractical theorists connecting it with any other region. the high cost of living.--Oregonian A people w ho support their schools Co.’s Schedule and gone-to-seed faddists if we like this are going to do large and so much as suggested that the Li»av es monoply could carry an ounce let excellent things otherwise.--Portland T he postoffice department an B.mdon Journal. ter to New York at the same price nounces an increase in the fee tor ( 6:1 MI a tn j I.(Ml p 111 as to the next town in Oregon, and The old rate registered letters, A contract ¿ill be let on the 7:1 Ml a m that the price should not be over 2 of 8 cents has been raised to 10 1:30 p m 28th of this month for carrying the cents. For the increased cost the cents. ___ Leaves mail in and out of Coos county. Cm pl il h» government could well afford to T his is Carnival week, and vis Two routes are proposed, the one provide a better service. Under th< Fnvorite, 7:30 a ni '.I.'«’, a in m ¡tors from all parts of southwest now in use, the other, the Drai 11 system in vogue, a registered letter Coquille, * 4.(Ml p m in They will route. It is the desire of the de Oregon will be here, m goes slower than if not registered. Dispatch, 1.00 p m welcome from partment to give Coos county bet receive a cordial loqnillo The Coquille connects with I ho The small id cm 11 lity allowed the trains at Coquille for Marshfield and During the winter Bandonians and will be shown the ter service. sender in case of loss causes mod Myrtle Point. time of their lives, There will be months the present route becomes letters of value to be 1 sent by ex The up river passengers ean coaie amusements galore and something almost impassable, but very good unbusinest-- to Bandon on the Favorite and have press. Anil tin lly the 1 doing every minute, Come and en- service is obtainable the rest of the like requirements for the identifica three hours here in which lo do their trading and other business. joy yourself at our expense, There year. The Drain route is a practi lion of the recipient impopularizo will be a big free act every day, cal one out w ill giye Coos Bay only the system, The express methods SOOTS - AND - SHOES besides many side shows, conces- a better service than we are now are so much more sane that some You can’t expect to get $2 worth tions, novelties and scientific dis- receiving. The balance of the for $l, but you can get your publicists have insinuated that ex money’s worth at | county will be at at the mercy of the plays. press representatives in cong re-s weather far gieaterthan we aie now see to it that the registry system SI E cho , Or., has an alfalfa meal I Unless two routes can be maintained Dealer in Kouts and Shoes. is conducted in such a way that it mill capable of turning out 50 tons of i the present route appears to be the will most benefit the express com Repairing neatly and promp meal a day. Owing to questions of : better for all Coos county. Let the tly done at lowest liv panies. This seems unlikely, and title to water this mill has been department give more attention to ing prices yet the antiquated regulations sur idle for some weeks. Would it not equipment in letting the contract rounding the registry business are Clarence Lowe be l>etter for all Oregon if titles to j and the service over the present almost sufficient to arouse suspicion. BANDON - - Ol<EGO water could be speedily settled so route will be satisfactory. -Coos Bay The New York American points out Druggist and J!potheca ry that maufacturing enterprises would j Harbor. th it in several European nations a Isj'i.it ill reieiptof a'new stock of not be hampered? There are hun system prevails that is a combina Drugs and Chemicals, Pater», arid dreds of industries that could be de T he Eugene Register hits the tion of our registry and special de Proprietary Preparation«. Toilet Ar> hi'tes. Druggist, Sundries, Perfumes, veloped if the proper water power nail on the head in this manner livery service It is called the “pre Brushes, Sponges, Soap. Nuts anil Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos ht . i 1 Cig could be secured, and we sure "Heney says he hardly expects to ferred letter service,’’ and is swift, arettes, Paints, Oils, Glass ’»nd have the power. All we need is the prosecute Binger Hermann. That accurate and extremely satisfactory Painter’s Supplies. right tossttle the difficulties. All of is nothing new. No one else ex-, j to the public with the result that a these little things coming up from I pects it. The Hermann case could far heavier business is done in pro time to time would indicate that ; hardly be considered more than a Carries a fine line of I portion to that carried in the United there must be some kind of a power I farce from the beginning and no States mails. While taising the Watches, Clocks and Jewelry trust formulating, and if Theodoie doubt none knew this better than! i cost the government ought to find Roosevelt were in the White House, | Heney." The Herman case was away to expedite and rationalize) AGATES CUT ANI) POI ISHI I) he would no doubt be looking into threshed out in Washington when its registered letter system. — Journal I ! Agate Jewelry Made to Order the situation with J vt in. ! the burning of private books B RE (J E K’S THE COQUILLE RIVER LIN e I • ' •*■■■ ■ i—■ Our the common Father. President I t is a common assertion that the Roosevelt pointed out how to re store the water power to the public cost of living is higher than in form domain, where he advocated levying er times. It may not be disputed; a tax upon it whether used or un i but the main reason is that the qual used No trust could pay 50 cents ity of living is higher. Few people a horse power per month, as sug are content with what the great gested by Rooesvelt, and retain idle I majority had and were contented ten times what they made use of in with one or two generations ago. Rich people then were very few; productive energy. but the great majority now are ill content with ways of living that Coos county has something be sides its timber and coal and dairy ■ utficed even for those ' supposed lands and bay and harbor and wealthy in those days. Dress, fttrni- prospects to boast of, tot State I ture, social expenses, travel, food Superintendent Ackerman says that luxuries once almost unknown, con Coos county stands at the head of stitute the main item* of increased the state in the manner of advan- expense or grow th in the co t of People _ who omplain of cement of her school system and living that outside of Portland the high poverty, hard times and high cost fixing up the river and getting deeper water. Men who are in position to know say it would be an easy matter to secure twenty feet of water and maintain the same at medium high tide. This amount of water is all we need, as it would allow very large boats to come into the river, and good size ocean boats could go as far up the river a« Co quille and there would be a big im provement so large river craft could go to Myrtle Point with ease Whenever the people along th« I river will help themselves, the gov eminent will also step in and do something, but very little can be ' expected until we show our w iling I ness to get busi and do something. 1'here is lots of railroad talk aud »e1 $7.50 3.00 are your interests inteiests. Fair rates and good service our motto A. F. Estabrook Co., 245 Cal. St., San Francisco J. H. JOHNSTON. Agent, Bandon, Oregon I« ^OE=I0I==XO BANDON REAL ESTATE AND LOAN COMPANY o H Al l. KINDS OF REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLI) Money Loans Negotiated on Approved Security. All I S Land Matteis a Specialty and Prompt ly Attended tc. 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Please make your remittances payable to 60 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE AnynnR «ending n «ketch mid description mar quickly ascertain our opinion free whether rn invention in probably patentable. < omruunlra* lion« «trictly confidential. HANDBOOK on I’atenUi «ent free, oldest agency for oecuritig patentM. Patent« taken through Munn A < o. receive 'po-uU notice, without charge, in the ■ 1st Class Passage, Up Freight. FINE ENGRAVING T hade M arks D esigns C opyrights A c . — Twin Screw, New and Fast Boyles’Jewelry Store caused one of the longest trials on Coos B ay , Tillamook and other O regon has vast natural re- record. During the trial Hermann j harbors along the Oregon coast have sources which have been bottled was virtually tried on all the charges ; established Port Commissions, but as up and we are being bottled up by that are embodied in the later in ; yet the Coquille River has done speculator«. Our water power alone dictment. The actual tacts are that nothing in this line. There has is worth hundreds of millions of he has been tried and acquitted, been considerable talk but that is as dollars, and has been largely grabbed and Heney knows this to be true, j tar as it has gone. There should be by agents of foreign corporations With all the grand stand oratory united actic n at once as it means a All honor to the men who are en Heney has been guilty of with re great thing for the river and all the deavoring to conserve the natural gard to this matter there is no1 land in the Coquille valley. It is I doubt he would have called Her wealth remaining for the use of estimated that there is six million mann ’s case for trial long ago had! the people of Oregon. However, d »liars worth ot property in this we may be compelled to go further lie half way believed there was the i watershed. A three mill tax on this and reach a hand out for the restora slightest chance for conviction.— would amount to $18,000 a year, tion to the people of the gilts of ! 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