Bandon recorder., October 14, 1909, Image 4

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Ed. -or pi etend to know, nor is the manner
oi it at all certain.
Sul -cript. ai, >1 5o p. i Y.-.i- . A'«m e- Ailvnitising Rates M
IE G. Wells, is one of his famous
Known on Application. Joi Printing a Specialty
speculations, fortells a time when
Entered at the Bandon I’o
ilice >m Second C'I
Mat'er.
the workers of the world will dwell
THURSDAY.. .
... October r4 r 909
underground. The idlers will linger
upon the surface among the ru ns
District Built Railroads
eking out .inexistance would
able
of our cities and will be butchered
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to make a comfortable living and
f >r their tlesh by the more eneigetic
In Idaho and (Jr gon within the lay up money with comparitive ease. | toilers as cattle are now. This
last two years ten .(inventions and
pleasing state if things will be fol­
Value of Fruit Canning
representative gather.ngs have n et
lowed by the extinction of the sun
to consider the construction of rail
and a general freeze up A Mio' e
The Dalles Observer says that
road by districts the money to be
France gives a vivid description
secured by bonding the land ben there is an opening for a fruit
in the ‘Garden of Epicurus” of tin
efited. Railroads make land more nery there, and that berries
earth after life has disjppeire I and
It has been
valuable. They add from $20 to small fruit grow well.
Most
everything is
congealed.
$500 an acre to agricultural land, demonstrated that ar established speculators in fact agree that we
especially in the state of Oregon; cannery raises the value of lands shall all be dead either by st arv -
where they make fruit shipments witlrii four miles suitable tor its pro tion or cold long before the end of
possible. In California irrigation ducts from I25 to $2 0 an acre. the world, so--th.it the final smash
canals costing many millions have A manufacturer putting his money up need not worry us a great deal
been constructed in this manner. into a c. nnery risks more and It is bound to occur, however. Most
The construction of railroads by makes less than the land owners likely it will be brought to pass
bonding the lands benefited and A cannery enables a farmer, who by the earth’s crashing into the
keeping the enormous values thus could barely make a living before, sun, but before that happens some
created in the hands of the people to be able to retire on his rental in­ wandering planet may strike our
owning the land instead of in the come after a cannery has run a year sphere. In either event all tbit
hands of the Wall street speculator or two and given indication of rem­ would be left of man and his world
may seem a little startling, but if th< aining, The farmers around Bandon would be a sin ill cloud of faintly
people are willing to let any rail would find it much to their benefit luminous vapor.
roadless district try it perhaps it ma« to start a fruit cannery pro losi'.ion
But let us not worry. The end of
be a way out of paying dividends .is it would greatly enhance the value the world is too far off to concern I
Here is an ex­ the human race, Mail will prob ibly
on watered st. 1 k or doing without of their property.
transportation.
It is up to to the cellent proposition for the newly not inhabit the planet when it comes
organized Grange to t ike up. There he will have vanished with the
people.
is nothing they could do that would kindly conditions that give him lite
■ be of greater beivlit to themselves ami earth tor many aeons will be, as
The Bandon Spirit
j and to the community at large. Tennyson tells us, "Childless and
People who attended the recent A fruit cannery of large enough ca- forlorn. —(Jregonian.
street carnival at Bandon were im- pacity would ptoduce a market for
pressed by the fact that Bandon all the fruit they could raise and
Winston Churchill is one ot the
is one of the Coos county tow ns that tn ike them independently rich 111 11 leading English statesman. Re-
actually does things and that with­ compaiat'velv few years.
I cenlly he said in a public speech:
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out a great deal of bluster. Not
only did it carry off successfully a
series of entertainment that would
have done credit to a large city,
but it actually inaugurated railroad
construction while other places have
been talking railso.id tor years with
very little accomplishment. The
Bandon way is for everybody to get
in and push when anything for the
town's betterment is proposed
There appear to be no shirkers, no
kickeis and blame few of the people
who j) efer to stand back and advise
a different course from that being
pursued. The result will lie that
Bandon will be somewhere while
other towns are thinking of starting.
Everyone admires the Bandau wa\
of doing things and if the entile
county could get the Bandon spirit
the achievement in the next few
years would be something marvel­
ous.—Enterprise.
Irrigation Loan
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In recommending that $50,000.
000 be loaned to the various irrig.i
tion projects our president has matle
a very good impression
If Speaker
Cannon does not veto the schen e
Oregon will see comp'eted several
districts that will make a few thou
sand acres, now comparatively value
less, alone exceed $5 \Coo.ooo.
< Ithei stat« ■ ill obt tin <
values added to their assets, for
Oregon will not get nioie than -O
per cent of the loan, and probably
not that.
There are mi lions of acres i t the
West which are now pra tic.il!«
valueless, that would supp at a good
sized family on five or ten actes, if
the wat r could be obtained for ir
rigation purposes, It the govern-
ment would loan $50,000,000 to ir­
rigation projects, it would be re­
stored to the government tenfold
.in the next twenty years and at the
same time, hundreds amt thousands
of families that are now simply
Humor and
Philosophy
It;- T> VACASI M. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
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\ I’BOPOS of honesty being the best
** policy, there are those who esteem
success as going honesty one belt« r
on that score.
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Common sense offers the best secur­
ity for getting on in any undertaking.
Tin* limelight doesn’t deter ti really
energetic, self seeking, determined
man from using his best efforts.
Tlie man who does the thinking act
Isn’t often cheered by the gallery gods.
The man who talks a lot about his
own good qualities probably recognizes
the necessity for thus boosting them.
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Motiev Loans N<.
All U
ly Alt
Bond
Raiiroai;
The inquisitive individual who tn
sists on butting in should not be sur­
prised and hurt at an occasional knock
out.
We sometimes think that a dollar
doesn’t go very fnr, but most of them
get so far away that they never get
back.
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Warning.
When you near
The wild
A-calling
Do not heed
The cry.
Hound
The campfire
So romantic
Troubles multiply.
Ants
Tour pants
Will look upon
Asa roosting
Place.
Chiggers.
ISmall. out strong.
Will lead you
Quite
A merry race.
Snakes
Are hiding
In the grasses.
Creeping things
Are holding
Classes,
Studying
Your style.
Hold and forward
Hats
Alay bite you
It it is
Worth while.
List the music
The mosquito
Hound your bead
Is humming.
1ou may anow
When he gets busy
Something then
is coming.
Tuneful, though.
May be his message,
lie's a gay deceiver.
He will hand you
tn a minute
Several brands ot fever.
ailed to the fact tha'
•THER of Band. 1.
mill nu n. Loggers
against sickness, ao
rat<-s. It will pay
what he offers in th;
ire Insurance
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Screws. Macinìi' Bolts. Pipe
and Fittings. Brass Work
It you wish a* bottle cold---
Call at the Eagle,
GENI.RAE REPAIRING
Pattern
if you love the goods that's old--
tonne«.lion
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( all at the I'.agle,
I a.nt no use to sit and i .ink
If you really need a drink,
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JlHt rrnke a stgn or ring a bell.
And you bet they’ll tteat you right
Toys, Notions, Dishes,
Dow n, al the Eagle
Ladies’and Children's Furnish-,
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Overalls
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Rent free. Oldest ngenry f<»r securing patent«.
Patents taken through Munn .V Co. recul.’c
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BANDON,
Probably the salvation of the race
is the fact that women just won't keep
still.
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ALL KINDS Or REA!
Keep ou good terms wit 11 yourself
and you may possibly get an occasion-
al favor.
"Formerly the only question of the
Freignt Rates Yet too High tax gatherer was, ‘How much have
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I you got?’ We ask that question
Railroad tolls in
the Pacific still, but now a new question has
Northwest, between the interior and arisen. Weask, How did you get
tidewater, have been reduced by rail it? Was it gained by supplying
road commissions of two states. the capital which industry needs? or
But they are not low enough. They by den\ ing, except at an extor- I
are based on the mountain haul tionate price, the land which in-
across Cascade Mountains.
They dustry requires?
Was it derived
More Modern.
ought to be based on the water from active reproductive processes? “Whore are you learning to swim?”
“In tlie .water.”
grade haul of the Columbia River. or merely by squatting on some "Oti. indeed!"
Ihe present unnatural state of piece of necessary land till enter­ "Where did you suppose?"
“I didn’t know but what you might
things will endure only temporarily. prise and labor had to buy you out.’’ be Inking a correspondence course"
1 ltimately, railroad lates like tolls When we of Oregon begin to ask
Wishing Them No Harm.
on all other commodities, will reach such questions of our land owners “He is the champion (lead heat.”
How (lid lie get tile title?"
a figure which depends upon the there w ill be as great a scurrying “ "By
beating every out* lie comes in
cost ( f the service rendered and of land monopolists as there is now contact witli "
“Introduce me. I have a few eue-
nothing else.
When they are in England. We may be asked it mies I want to have liiin meet.
fixed in any other way they are so^n.
artificial and cannot be permanent
Winter’s Reading
The haul from the inland Empire
to Portland follows a natural route
established by the Creator when he
The Pacific Monthly of For;,
made the mountains and sundered land, Oregon, is a beautifully il-
them to let the Columbia Rivur lustra'ed monthly magazine.
flow through to the sea. It is down you are interested in daryinj
hill all the way and, therefore, costs fruit raising, poultry la sing. <
want
to know about irrigated
less than the haul over the mountains
lands, timber I mds, or free govern-
does. The lesser cost of the haul ment land open to a homestead
will in the long run be represented entry, The Paci c Monthly will “M use trying.
“\\ liy so blue?'
by a lower freight charge. Tem­ give you full inf a malion. The *'l am down to my last hundred dol
lars ”
porarily by one device and another, price is $1.50 a year.
••('lie«'r up! I haven’t yet reached my
If you will send twenty-five cents first hundred."
Portland may be deprived of the ad
in stamps, three late issues will lx
vantages which nature has bestowed
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sent vou so that you may become
bat kind (>r elliekens are those?”
upon it, but in the end the balance acquainted with it.
Read tlx iol- "C(x-iiiii-< tuna.”
will swing even and it will get its a iwjig splend .1 offers
“Ab. 1 see! The.» are the kind lL.it
fa.» t lie dear filile < liiim uest eggs."
dues Shippers will then pay a fail
Offer .No. t M. Im. sM ag ,zn e,
Womans
Home Companion and
rate for a wate.-level ban , instead of
Large Field.
Ihe
Pacific
Monthly, costing .>'4 50 “You can't fool nil of the people all
as now, a high charge, for a hard
of the time.”
will be sent at a special rate of ' $3-
"No, but .ton can fool enough of
uphill pull over the Cascade Moun­
Offer No. 2— McClure’s Maga- them to keep reasonably busy.”
tains. The rates fixed by the com zine. Review of Reviews and the
Nearly Perfect.
missions of (fregón and Washington Pacific Monthly, costing $6., will be
“Cun lie swim?”
sent for $3.f-o.
are still too high.—Oregonian.
“Yes. lie is a line swimmer.'
Offer No. 3—¡Ifm n Life, Ideal "And di it-'.-"
Homes and The Pacific Monthly “Like a flying machine.”
End of the World
will be sent for $2.
Desperate.
Order by number and send your “Who is she going to marry?”
The e.xpe talions that some day
order accompanied by postal money “The Duke De thill."
the world will come to an "nd order for the amount to The Pacific “* didn't suppose his fortunes were
Bo low as that."
should not be dismissed as an idle Monthly, Portland Oregon. j6-2t
Only Hop*.
superstition. The subject deserves
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The auto must array Itself
Among the ancient things
more respectful attention. Science
Old papers it the R ecorder of
Unless It can Ingeniously
Anne« a pair of win«».
•s well as Hebrew literature, affords tice five cents a bundle.
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Some men do as they like, but expect
their wives to reverse the operation
and like as they do.
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