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✓ e • « a • ® © y© • • © • • « • • » > * • 0 • H ?r /• Y* •• • .• f « 1 -i ? " VOuME XXV. NUMBER 45 BANDON, OREGON, NOVEMBER 18, 1909 BIG DAMAGES IN GRAFT CASE WILL BUILD TO COOS BAT NEW STEAMER TO THE COQUILLE ÎÜ HOLO DEBATES Spreckels, Heney and Others Rumor That North Pacific Sued by United Railway Steamship Company Will December Ninth and Tenth First One Will be in About Detective for $50,000 Have Vessel Here F. S. the Dates, Portland Three Weeks Subject Perry New Impetus Given Proposed Electric Line From Eugene to Coast Figuring on Going Elsewhere With San Francisco, Nov. 13-A. R The Coquille Herald says; “We Eugene, Ore,. Nov. 13- -At a McKinley, one of the members ot ; have been informed on goo combined meeting of the Eugene the Place to be Selected Big Industry the United Railways’ staff of de i Commercial Club and the Mer authority that the North i acific , I tectives, who was arrested se veraI Steamship Company is making ar chants' Protective Association, unan months ago on the charge of steal imous approval was given and sup rangements to include the Coquille ing documents from the office of MUCH INTEREST BEING MANIFESTED river am. ng the ports out of which BIG PREPARATIONS FOR THE EVENT port assured the Lane County As— SOMETHING SHOULO RE DONE SOON set District Attorney Langdon, entered Company’ in its eflort to se th y operate steamers, there being suit today for $50.000 damages in course of construction at the cure the services of E. ll. Kidder. against Rudolph Spreckels, William John Baird and J. H Thomas, of At the regular meeting of the Willamette Iron Works, Portland, Portland, Or., Nov. 15—Oregon J. Burns. Francis J. Heney and Unless s >:ne move is m ide in the Minneapolis, to survey, locate and a fine steel steamer which will cost daily men willl meet in Portland others for conspiracy and false im Bandon Commercial Club last Tues near f iture to ret tin the big veneer ' secure the right of way for a rail $110,0000 and is designated to ply December 9th and iotli and plans al prisonment. The charge against day night it was decided to hold a between Eureka, California, and plant of F. S. Perry, which has road from Eugene to Coos Bay. ready under way for the gathering McKinleA was dismissed last week. . series of debates during the winter For months the Lane County As I on subjects of general interest tn Portland, calling in at the mouth of been an excellent industry for the indicate it will be one of the most past year and a half, may be the Coquille, thus giving us direct 1 set Company, consisting of 12 busi the city and adjacent community. interesting conventions in the his moved to some other city in the ness men. has been working on the communication with the state me- The first one of these debates will lory of the association, There will The Grange Corner county Mr. Perry would much project of g railroad from FLugene be a large attendance of dairymen be held in about three weeks tropilis and an excellent market for prefer to stay in Bandon, as he to the Pacific Ocean. The company from both Washington and Oregon on a subject yet to be decided upon a portion of the products we wish to to ship, Portland could use a large thinks it is the best town in the ' employed O. j. Johnson of Min Conducted by Frank. F. Eddy and a fine lot of exhibits of dairy A committee composed of C . A. quantity of coal which could be county and he is now acquainted neapolis, to assist in this under Master of Bandon Grange. Trowbridge, J. W. Mast and C. E. products. fui nished from mines along the here, but he cannot remain longer taking. It was through M Johnson, Remember the date, Tite next Kopf was appointed to make ar One prominent ere imery will ex- in his presen) quarters, and unless a I who made a trip to Minneapolis anil river. hibit over 50 kinds of cheese grange meeting is December 4th, rangements for the first debate and suitable location can be secured in St. Paul, that Mr Kidder, treasurer • “ Owing to the fact that the new gathered from all over the world, the first Saturday in December. the committee will arrange details some other part of the city he will of the Twin City Railway, was in steamber will not be on the run for * and report at the meeting next This showing is bound to be of * Sc necessarily be compelk d to move duced to come to the Coast and in some time, arrangements are made very great interest. The Lecturer of Bandon grange Tuesday evening. elsewhere. company w ith Johnson, go over the The attendance last Tuesday even for the steamer Newport to go on T. B. Wilcox, president of the M C. Pohl will contribute a por- Mr. Perry has excellent prop proposed route from Eugene to that route and take charge of the Portland Flouring Mills, has offered tion of the grange corner in the ing was not very large but all who ositions from one or two other! Coos Bay. He stated to the com were present announced their in I usiness until the other boat is prizes of $65 and $35 for the best future. towns in the county, but that is not pany that the project was a much tention of being there again next ready to run. exhibits of dairy products at the | * * * “This company will also place a the question The veneer plant is a better one than he expected to find convention and competition for the | Tuesday and trying to bring at least The New’ England Yankees are good river steamer on the Coquille Bandon industry and sh >uld be re and he left for Minneapolis en one more person with them. prizes will -be keen doing things along cooperative tained here It will get bigger every thusiastic over the prospects. The Commercial Club is an organ, Bandon run. The boat is no feet The program as now planned is j lines through their granges. I ex- Through correspondence, the As ¡zation in which every business man in length, carries 150 passengers and year and be of greater benefit to an excellent one. Among the most , ract the following from an ac- the city as the years go by. set Company’ has arranged to secme has a speed of 18 miles per hour. and citizen of Bandon should be prominent speakers will be Mr, tide in the Orange—Judd Earm er Something should be done at the services 0» Mr. Kidder, John The boat will be on the river in especially interested, aud the series Rawl, of Washington. D. C., chief on Cooperation in New England: once to retain the veneer plant. Baird, new secretary and treasurer of debates is for the purpose of January, weather permitting.’’ of the dairy division of the Depart “The strong vehicle of cooperation There is no reason why Bandon can of the Twin City Railway, and J. H. arousing enthusiasm. ment of Agriculture, who will be ■ in New England is the grange not have this excellent industry Thomas, the chief engineer of the The club meets every Tuesday in attendance. Others of note will K. of P. Ball Success Practically each of the New Eng perpetrated right here if the proper road. Thomas is saiii to be one 01 speak. evening in the city hall and there land states does more or less buy effort is put lerth. Mr. Pe. ry will the best locating engineers in the should be from 50 to 100 in attend The convention will be held in the ing in carload lots ot grain, fer gladly take up air proposition that United States. Members of the The K. of P. Ball Saturday night ance at every meeting. Come out W. O. W. hall on Eleventh street tilizer, etc, through local granges. he can reasonably use, ami we have company stated at the meeting re near Alder. Attendance promises next Tuesday evening and see what proved to be one of the biggest Maine and Vermont are especially plenty ot excellent sites, and he is cently’ that they had positive as social events of the season, and to be unusually large because of the 1 interesting meetings we are having. well orgrnized in this respect. There Timmon's hall was filled to its willing to pay a reasonable price 1 surance that as soon as the survey fact that the Oregon State Horti- ' -------- 000-------- are many local granges in sizable utmost capacity with the gay throng. ‘or any one that he can use. was made and right of way was cultural Society holds its annual towns which have grange stores This is the time to get busy and A large delegation came down secured the road would be built. Big Class for W. O. W. meeting just before the dairymen's managed by the grange, and prices a big industry that is destined save from Coquille and other up-river The work of raising the money’ convention and many will attend are materially reduced from those to get better every year. points and were loud in ther praise will be commenced at once. both gatherings. usually prevailing, A typical Case The local camp of Woodmen of of the excellent time enjoyed. --------- in this connection is the grange the World is taking in classes of new The Knights never fail to make Marshfield Wins Twelve Shots Fired at Crowd store operated by Houlton (Me) members at every meeting. I. I their entertainments of the very Watkins-Baker grange. The last report available Smith, district organizer, is now highest quality and many who were The Marshfield high school won from this grange store covers the present Saturday night, declare it Spokane, Wash, Nov. 10 — A very pretty wedding was period of December IO, I 90S, 1 the hot ball game over the Ban to be one of the very best dances solemnized Sunday evening at 8:30 Snatching a wallet filled with $15,- to June 11, 1909, and figures are a ever given in Bandon. The Seaside o'clock when Kennedy Baker aril don high school last Friday by a 000 worth of diamonds from the follows: Flour sold $10,623: sugai Orchestra furnished the music which I Miss Ora Watkins, lxith of this city score of 16 to 2. counter 111 Schacht Riordan’s Marshfield made one touch down s< 1J. $4995. grass seed, 811,300' in itself is sufficient recommenda j were united in the ho y bonds o ewelry st >re this afternoon, |. B. in the first half and two in the last A summary of the work thus f.<r tion for that end cf the pro I matrimony, Rev. M. E. t.'oen of Brown rushed out of the door and this year shows a business of 86 |. a ad succeeded in kicking goal once. gram. started down the street on a run the Presbyterian church officiating Bandon made a touch back in the The running expense for tlu 974- Richard Schacht, hatless and coat There were about forty invited last half, thus scoring two points. same period has been $3999.“ In ■ less pursued him shouting guests pr< sent, and the bride and The Marshfieled team considerably Bill” Hanrahan Wins this connection I rise to remark Three hundred people quickly groom were the recipients of many outweighed the Bandon team and that coooperation al< ng similar lints joined in the chase, and were gain having played two games with could n< where be more beneficially The baby voting contest at the beautiful and useful presents. ing on the fleeing Brown when he Mr. Baker is one of Band« n’s North Bend this year, and some of applied than right here in the Co- Star Theater came to a close as whipped out a revolver ami fired most prominent young business them being old players they had a I quille Valley. scheduled last Saturday evening and 12 shots at his pursuers, reloading men, being a stockholder in the decided advantage, but the Bandon Bill Hanrahan, the little son of Mr * * * as he ran. Eevn this did not check and Mrs. Pat Hanrahan was the R. H Rosa Co. and devotes his at boys showed up well under the President Taft says he is in favor the throng, which chased him into winner with 1770 votes, Phylis An tention strictly to business The circumstances and will probably But the owners an alley where the breathless thief of a Parcels’ Post. selmo was second, with 1555 votes bride is a daughter of Mr. an< Mrs. show Marshfield something on , ol the express companies have a surrendered. and Vernon C. Coumerilh was third D. B. .Watkins and is a popular Thanksgiving day* when they play He threw away the diamonds in very profitable graft. What the Presi- young lady of many accomplish again. with 1368 votes. his flight, but the packet was found I dent and a few million voters want ments. A dainty w edding supper was J. P. SMITH The photograph of the winner I signifiies little. At the next .session > by a, messenger boy. District Organizer was taken by Mr. Pickett, the local served after the ceremony. of Congress the usual Parcels Post We are glad to note that Mr. and Domino Dance | Bill will appear and be smoothly re [ in the city helping to secure 1 photograper, and was shown on the | Mrs. Baker will make their home Big Apples Screen at the Star Sunday night, at ferred to some committee to die in | another large class. I in Bandon and they will have the The lo<al, which time enthusiasm ---- ------- 1 ran very The Eastern Siar lodge is making a pigeon-hole uhnonored and for i choppers have prepared for a big ¡high. The high school foot ball congratulations and best wishes of gotten. Meanwhile our postal ser preparations for a domino dance B. L. Hurst brought a box of ■ lime this evening. team, and other students of the high ' hosts'of friends in this city and cot vice limps behind that of about every Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 25th. munity. Baldwin apples to this office Friday school were present and gave three civilized land in this respect. Information about masks and cos that are the equal of any body’s ap W. O. W. cheers for the winner. W. C. Sell- tumes can be secured at Rosa Co.’s * * pies and they show what can be mer then presented Bill with the ■ store. Presbyterian Church done in the apple line in this Hope those air ships will meet all prize which was a solid gold locket country. T. B. Wheeler also has a expectations. Perhaps some of Join the Woodmen of the World, and chain. Notice of Dissolution box of apples in his office that were those aviators will take the contract the Giant of the West. Sunday Nov. 21. $4.00 raised across the fence from the or of getting the mail over the moun covers all cost of joining at this time. The partnership heretofore exist- The morning subject ia “The For Sale chard tracts that he is putting on tains from Roseburg by an air line The camp pays for the medical ex The >nR under the name of Dopp and Coin that Rings True.’ the market and they are equally so that we will get it oftener than amination. Anyone of of our mem evening service Romans 9:3’. James is this first day of October as good as the Hurst apples. once in a while. On Dave Mather's ranch, one Meet with us. Preaching at Pros- A- th *9°9 dissolved by mutua bers can take your application. Mr. Hurst has also sold Mr. mile below Riverton, io spring I per at 2 130 p. m. consent, W H. Dopp to assume It J" N. Hosking, Clerk. ------- ooo Wheeler an order for l<x>o trees, calves, 4 cows, i horse, A* ust be all debts and receive all accounts. ----------------------------------- M. E. C oen , Minister. City Transfer 600 Baldwins and 4< mi Spitzenbergs Advertise in the R ecorder and sold by Dec. 1st; worth the money. Signed All kinds of draying and transler- you will get results. which he will set out on the Averill 14 W. B. Hop kins • W. H. D opp , Remember that Boyk’s Jewelry ' ing FOR SALE—mill wood Orchard tracts. If your piano needs tuning or re 43-5* H. E. J ames . rom Cody’s mill $2.00 per load Store is giving away with Christmas pairing drop me a postal and i will Best fertlizer for your garden a call Charges reasonable. E. B Buy your first quality white cedar Cod sold and delivered at lowest purchases a $60 'diamond ring and a . Stove wood always kept on «nd. the Estabrook Warehouse. $25 sewing machine, 45 it 3<>t Kausrud. resident tunei i prices J. Jenkins, Prop. shingles from the Estabrook Co. it. Lowest price. A. Haberly 45“5tx