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I Eandon Recorder American Girls Published Every Thursday by the and Foreign porftmitv ant! t!'«» inclination t » n- ceive the higher education, than Titles these two courses could I k * more «>r Tn commenting on the subject of less elective, to suit the tastes ar. American girl» and foreign titles conveniences of the pupils that O. K. KOS»?*, ... M&ntguig Editor the pupils could have tin right to H. C. Evan« the well known Writer select such studies from both courses flalMoeiptioo, <1 QU par Tear in Advance. Advertising Batea Ma le says: In the last twenty years one as would best tit their needs and de Xaowu oq Application. Job Printing a Specialty hundred and fifty-one American sires. It is a fact tlv.it some branch«.- Eatered at the Bandon Poetuflioe aa NecondClaiM Matter. women have married foreigners are taught in the high schools that November 4 1909 Most of these foreigners were are not of practical value to the THURSDAY broken-down noblemen who loafed pupils, while others are left out that i his- would be of exceedingly great value linked with these important Much Railroad Building about the European capitals, at in the actual duties of life. The Portland Telegram says that torical events, Observances of the tending the opera, the races, the The public school question is a 20,000 men are now at work build one hundreth anniversary of the gambling places. Their family es large one and has many sides for ing railroads in the Pacific North birth of Astoria will invite and re tates have long been exhausted or discussion and we are glad to note west. This would indicate that this ceive national attention. ruined, covered with mortgages or that each year the schools are get Here is Astoria ’ s big opportunity ting better, broader ami of more section of the country is destined to seized by the money lenders. They Much as we may regret the ten practical use to the young men and have a great impetus of progiess in have been, and are in point of fact women in attendance. dency of the age, the fact remains the near future, and that Coos mere genteel vagrants, tramps, and that nowadays historic celebrations county will come in for its share of hobos. They do not own even one Ro eburg has a daily paj er, the are always lent to commercial uses the progress is an assured fact tangible thing in lhe world, m t even News w hich h is lotmerlv been issued Astoria will earn big dividends on Some one or more of these many the shirts on I heir backs. They art- twice a week launched forth Mon every dollar intelligently put out railroad projects is certain to come possessed of no item of knowledge day as an evening daily and will be to exploit the resources of the this way and there is every reason published six days in the week. that any rational being would Coast region round about the then why this section should forge to have. They have no t'.ade; con There w'ill be no Sunday paper. seaport, The celebration two years to the front, as it is without doubt stitttle nothing to society; they hence is a peg on which to hang one of the richest sections of the toil not nor spin Until the very Coquille River Transportation effective advertising. United States. Co.’s Schedule tardy hand of the law or of fate is At the earliest moment, Astoria laid upon them they live by bor should invite the cooperation of one Leaves Arrives rowing money, gambling at cards, Bandoli Coqnille Coo« County Strawberries of the most noted families in America acting as cappers for gambling 1 6:00 a in 8.30 n in A fruitgrower in Coos county The descendants of John Jacob As j 1.00 p in 3;00 p 111 houses, or in one or another of 7:00 a 111 l0:00 a 111 laises strawberries the year round tor will probably be gracious enough those multitudious other ways that 1 :30 p iu 4:00 p in to participate in the centenary. It Some of these berries are so large have been open to such as they for Arrives Leaves that three will be enough for one is even to be hoped that by the Coquille Bandon almost ages person for dessert. While this will employment ot proper diplomacy Favorite, 7 :30 a 111 10 30 a ni What is it that outweighs the the sympathetic interest of a wealthy n.30 a tu a 111 depend somewhat upon the ca ; hideous characters of these foreign I 1 Coquille, 4.00 p in 5.30 p in 1 I pacity of the guest and the gener and distinguished citizen of England degenerates, ami the depredation on Dispatch, 1.00 p m 5.00 p m osity of the hostess, it is a good might be enlisted. The Cot quille connects with the Is.' the side of our American girls? Astoria may depend on her trains at Ci oqnifle for Marell field and story, nevertheless, and true enough Title. The girls want to be count-| Myrtle Point* to entitle Coos county to immediate neighbors of the Pacific Northwest esses and duchesses. The up-river passengers can cooie connection with the outside world to join in the celebration, par- It is significant that not a single to Bandon on the Favorite and have by rail. Moreover, soil and climate ticularly all of Oregon and most of European nobleman of great wealth three hours here in which to do their i that produce such strawberries the Southern Washington. The multi has ever married an American girt trading and other business. year round can furnish products in tude of newer cititizens who now It is the class of noblemen who are ' other lines in quality and abundance, outnumber the pioneer stock several social direlicts and paupers, and ROOTS - AND - SHOES You can’t expect to get $2 worth for which the world is waiting. times over, will not be disinterested. whose only vocation is dissipation for $1, but you can get your — Oregonian. Oregonian. that trade their titles for our girls. < money’s worth at Occasionally a marriage has resulted I in apparent happiness, but the bar Need of Good Roads Die Commercial Club Dealer in Boots and Shoes. gains are mostly bad, and divorce The good roads question is be The fact that tne meetings of the follows. Nothing in the American Repairing neatly and promp coming more vital all the time and Bandon Commercial Club have not girl s part in these affairs becomes tly done at lowest liv the people are becoming awake ing prices been well attended of late, does not her like leaving them. to the situation more and more as speak well for the enterprise of time rolls on. The need of gooc Clarence Lense Bandon business men There is roads is not questioned, the great - O regon nothing that will do the city more Increased School Attendance bandon problem confronting us is how to and .Apothecary good than a good live commercial The report of State Superinten get them, and even this need not Is just 111 ie saipt of »¿new stock of club, meeting every week to talk dent Ackerman shows an increase Drugs perplex us very much if we only use and Chemicals, Paten, and over projects for the improvement in the attendance of the public Proprietary Preparations. Toilet Ar the means at hand. We have ma Druggist Sundries, Perfumes, of Bandon, At Coos Bay they are schools ot the state, over last year, tides. Brushes, Sponges, Soap. Nuts and terial in Oregon to build roads that going ahead with plans to improve also an increase in the building of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos and Cig will be excellent the year around. arettes, Paints, Oils, Glass and their bar and harbor, this is a good school houses in the state During Painter's Supplies. We do not want to be tied up any thing and the example should be 1908, there were 85 new school part of the year so we cannot get our For all kind, of followed by Bandon business men. buildings erected in the state while produce to market. The Sc'o We have the possibilities of a great in 1909 the number increased to 148, R EA L ESTATE News io commenting on the road Go to harbor right here at Bandon and it the attendance in the public schools situation says: should behoove every citizen of the of the state was 95,081 as against CHANDLER HOLMES “Oregon has an abundance of the own to do his best to bring about 94'333 Bandon. Oregon year before, while there very best of roadbuilding material the proper conditions. was still a greater increase in the at Crushed rock with eisy gradients Certain parties have offeied to tendance of the high schools, the at makes ideal county roads. Hereto OPTOMETERIST guarantee twenty feet of water on tendance in the high schools for fore gravel beds have supplied the the bar and inside of the river at all the year ending in June 1909, was' SATURDAYS hard surface mateiial; but crushed times, providing they be paid five 29.5.P as against 23,978 for the year AT GALLIER’S HOTEL rock has been found to be so much cents a thousand on all lumber and ending in June 1908. A comparison superior to gravel, that future five cents a ton on all other freight, in the attendance ot the seventh and scientifically constructed roads will going over the bar, and they further eighth grades, shows that prac be surfaced with this material. agree that if they do not get and tical y all of the eighth grade “The time has arrived in Ore maintain the twenty feet they are graduates attend the high school at gon when good, hard surface roads, not to be paid a ce it. Such an of least two and one half years. sufficient for both winter and sum I RADE MARKS D esigns fer as this is worth being considered, This is a very good showing and mer freigting are required Men C opyrights A c . Anyone nendlnf a akfttrh nnd doRcrlntl-.n may and this is our opportunity to give one that is not duplicated in very quickly □ Ickly ascertain aarertaln our opinion frc_ free whether .. . rn „ will no longer be content to be bot invention is probably patent able. < imnmnlra. these men a chance to make good. many states, and speaks well lor «ent Hons strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent« free. <»l<1egt agency for securing patents. tled up from transporting their pro Patents taken through Munn A <u. receive We have all to gain and nothing to the desire of the youths of Oregon, tprrt/H notice, without charge, in the duce to market for three or four ose, for the men will not ask a cent in trying to prepare themselves for months of the year, The success A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest dr- until they have secured the water, greater usefulness in life. ulation of nny scientific Journal Tet . , f . a ful farmer must have roads over <ear : four months, |L Bold by all newsdealers. Twenty feet of water on the Co In this connection the idea of prac 4UNN & Co.36'8'0"’*” New York which he can haul his produce to Bianch Office. «26 F Rt- Washington, I). C. quille river bar will give us by far ticalizing the high school course is market when the best prices pre the best harbor in this section of one that should have consideration vail, and this is, a rule, in the win Oregon and will assure the building as the great masses of the young ter time. up of a great commerce to and faom men and women of the land never this port. have an opportunity to get what is Astoria 1811-1911 There are many other propositions called “higher education,” but de Astoria has not begun too soon that should be discussed, such as the pend upon their training in the high MrCALL PATTERNS to preliminary work looking to an establishment of a Port Commission, Celebrated for style, perfect fit, simplicity sn<i school to tit them fora life work, and reliability nearly 40 years. S< !.| in nearly every city *nd town in tlie United States and adequate celebration of the cen- the promotion of railroad projects Canada, or by mail direct. More sold than the early education should be along Send lor iiee catalogue any other make. tanary of the first American .• ettle- aid many other matters of great practical lines. Met ALL’S MAGAZINE ____ More subscribers than any other fashion ■ent ot the Pacific Coast. John importance to the future of Bandon. magazine million a month. Invaluable, I.at In fact there should be practically est styles, patterns, dressmaking, millinery, Jacob Astor's venture followed plain sewing, fancy needlework, hairdo ^ing, two courses in high school work, one etiquette, pood stories, etc. Only 50 cents a year (worth double), including a tne pattern cloealy the discovery of the Columbia Subscribe today, or send tor sample copy that would give the pupil a practical Surelay for chickens as good WONDERFUL INDUCEMENTS Bivar and the Lewis and Claik to Agents. Postal brings premium catalogue and cheaper than wheat. Estabrook education, and one that would fit and new cash prise ofieis. Address «oepodition. Astoria is inseparably warehouse. 33 if. those for college who have the op- ■■ stem n.. » w w. «?• a., mw mm HEADQUARTERS FOR ItooorcLwr Pv&bieJxuLi« Company. ADLER’S Collegian Clothes You will find blue serge suits worn by the best dressers all over America. They are particularly sty lish this present Fall season, and we have sup plied ourselves with a re markable showing, on which we have put “quick selling” prices. Young men will find the serge suit a very desirable one to buy. It’s a good suit for dress purposes and a good busi ness suit as well. We would like to show you what we are offering in this line, and we would like to tell you why our serge wears so well I M Watch Our Window Display Smith Bros. & Sidwell B RE IJ E K’S Bandon, Oregon Homer Street THE COQUILLE RIVER LINE Sirs. Fifield & Bandon Twin Screw, New and Fast 1st Class Passage, Up Freight, I I $7.50 3.00 Our interests are your interests. Fair rates and good service our motto A. F. Estabrook Co., 245 Cal. St., San Francisco J. H. JOHNSTON, Agent, Bandon, Oregon M. G. Pohl VIENNA BAKERY AND CAFE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ALL KINDS Of BREAD, PASTRY AND CAKES ON HAND Meals at all hours from (> a m to 10 p m. Special atten tion to parties after dances or social gatherings and only the best material wi'I lie used 'tour patronage kindly requested by M. SMITH, P rop . Formerly Steward on S. S. Elizabeth Scientific American. u h The Recorder $1.50 per year | I
