Bandon recorder., December 02, 1909, Image 4

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J3 andon.
that L ’aw creates lv»r puni-hinmt thing that Bandon people »hoiJJ
Tcbrrcu’t'J« in Fvrtlaid'« tut
to indistrial plants that ¡nay be a of 1 riu> nu
.takeup. Th<-re is no town on tbc | supply is creating wide discussion
Published Every Thursday by the
i undred miles away.
The pardoning and commuting coas’ where advantages for miffs and much alarm. No less authority
If
this
amendment
carries,
tlx
¡owei held by the Gover nor is one and factories are better than right ttun Dr, Robert Yetmey, State
Recorder J’vi.tolsTj.UQ.g Company.
O. K. KOPy,
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Managing Editor Mate, through its water commission, that seldom needs exercise. The here, anil the number of such in­ He.dth Officer, has declared that
will spend many millions of dolars, exceptional convictions that deserve dustries, already established here more thru one half the cows whose
Uub«cription, il 50 per Year it. A >vauc<*. Advertising list. - Made
but this money will be a good in­ ! clemency of the Government are with llieii large pay rolls is an evi­ milk is sold in Portland are effected
Known on Application. Job Printing a Specialty
vestment, for the profits on the rare. Only where there have been dence of what can be done for a with tuberculosis.
Entered at the Haudou Foati Hi ce aa Second ('lima Matter.
Some of the
power sold will be sufficient to carry obvious mi< irriage of justice in the ¡city where the proper effort is put diseased cattle already have been kil­
THURSDAY
on other state improvements, and trial courts should there be executive forth. Bandon is a distinctly nianii- led and sold for beef. Their milk was
to ieduce s'ate taxation.
This interference with the process of the iacturing city. With the excellent condemned as unfit for use, and oi
Winter Short Course
• registration fee of ii.oo. In addi-i
amendment seems to be a step to law. The constitution of the state I harbor of the Coquille river and course it was, but the same authority
tion, students in
the Dairying
The regular winter short courses
ward state ow nership of public util­ was framed for the purpose of ad­ the railroads that are sure to come, which forbade the sale of the in
I course will pay a labratory fee of
will open at the Oregon Agricultural
mitting e.xecuti.e clemency only shipping facilities will always be good 1 fected milk |>ermitted, and even ad­
$2 and a breakage deposit of #3; ities, but it really does not near
College, Corvallis. Tuesday January
such emeigency. Execution of for manufactured articles. We have vocates, the sale of those plague
those in Mechanic Arts will pay a that goal; It merely means that the in
4th and extend for six weeks. These
the laws is even now too lax. and a line sites along the water front and stricken cattle for beef. The peo­
fee of $2 for the course in black­ stale will take over anil control its,
courses are given for young people
pardoning board would interpose we can get the mills and factories, ple of Portland are certainly in dire
smithing an<l $2 tor woodwork,’ unused water powers for its benefit.
who are unable to take the longer
further delays anil obstacles in the and the time is not far distant when stiaits. First they are fed on Tubei-
those in Household Science and Art Might not this be a good plan for
four-year course and t > people who
path of the already too slow ad there w ill be several more plants of culine milk; then in order to save
will pay a fee oi $1.50 to covet cost ether states to adopt? It wonlil not
are beyond the school age.
various kinds here.
the dairymen from financial loss,
<>f m terials used In the course of only serve the states' interests, but ministration of justice.
Another trial court for such a
These winter courses include in­ [cookery, and each student will be would perhaps relieve tile federal
the fevered disease carcasses are
struction in General Agriculture, 1 expected to furnish her own mater- g »vernment of a question that is pardoning board would be, is not
Ideal Roads
sold over the block to an unsus-
Dairying, Horticulture, Mechanic i ds for all other classes.
needed, and would prove a inis-
troubling it.
Largely by voluntary contribu­ peeling public for choice steaks
Arts, Domestic Science and Com­
fortune
to
the
public
interest,
lt
The New York w ater siippk com
tions a particularly bad piece of and roasts, it is a revolting con
Board and lodging may be hail
merce. Each of thf.se courses, ex­ I | in Corvallis at $3.50 to #4.50 per mission was created in 1905, anil would open anew many cases of eon road near La Grande is to be con­ dition to say the least.—Roseburg
cept the or.ein Mechanic Arts, which week and adequate accomodations has comprehensive jurisdiction over victions, after the regular courts structed on the latest scientific News,
will cons st entirely of practical work will be provid 'd for all who attend all the Hood waters of the state, tak­ were done with them It would plan for two miles.
It indicates a
in the shops or in the draughting
In those college to.ns where
No entrance examination or other ing in all watersheds and stream cause creation i f new jobs, more realization on the part of the peo­
series
of
lee-
patronage
and
f
ivors.
additional
room, will consist of a
educational test will be required; sources, as well as tiie non-navigable
ple of the cost of bad roads. The violence and disorder are allowed on
tures supplemented by demonstra­ but no one will lie received who is streams, and has ample power of higher taxes.
improvements will help out the land the ground that to interfere and to
tions, and by practical exercises in less than sixteen years of age. both conservation and develop­
It is time to halt the creation of owners on each side of that road enforce the law will drive away the
the tlairy, the orchard and the var­ Neatly two hundred men and women . ment, so that if this amendment is new commissions and additional of more than anybody else, but the students it seems to be forgotten
ious labratories The various courses registered in these courses in 1909, I adopted the work of carrying out lives in this state.
This is a par­ probabilities are th.it they will do that people are repelled from a
are so planned as to provide the their ages ranging from sixteen to its intent can be bagun at orce.— ticularly good place to stop the in­ nate less than many who are miles locality wnere anareny and tumult
largest amount of practical informa­ over fifty.
prevail. The owners of residence
crease, if for no other reason than away.
[ nirnal.
j
tion in the short lune available.
Those who are most benefitted property in a college town are quick
the cm bing of crime.—Oregonian.
by a project are quite often the last to perceive the advantages of in
The College also offers a one
j creased educational facilities, and
What New York May Do
No Pardon Board Needed
ones to do anything to help it out
week course, better known as Farm­
boost their prices accordingly It
Free Sites tor Industries
Oregon has some fifty boards and
A proposed amendment to the
however the experiment wdl be seems peculiar that they do not
ers’ Week, which starts Monday
Recently Hillsboro property own­ wat lied with great interest by peo­ I also realize that violen ce and de­
February 14th and extends through­ constitution of New York will em­ I commissions to cari y on its affairs of
They are surely ers offered a half acre for a free ple throughout Oregon as the good struction of private property by
out the week. This course includes power the state water supply com­ state government.
principally lectures, practical demon mission to install a great sys.em of ' enough. But now comes a proposal site for an instrument factory. The roads movement is becoming a j vandals works in the opposite di­
—to assume the par­ | land owners there must be waking great factor in the country and is rection. Parents intent upon edu
;
stralions and exercises. 1 here will 1 • ervoirs in tlx1 mountainous re­ I f >r yet another
eating their children prefer less
be no fees whatever for atlending the gions, impound billions upon bil­ [ don duties now performed by the up to the fact that factories make destined to grow as the years move rowdyism, vandalism and anarchy
This board, it is said land values and pays to encourage on.
lions o’ gallons of water that go to < iovernor.
exercises during Farmers' Week.
than is furnished in some of our
them
to
locate
in
any
town.
from
the
executive
’
s
i
would
take
w
iste
in
the
spring
freshets
anil
sell
Those who attend the six-week
western college
towns.—Labor
The R ecorder one year tor ÿi .50 Press.
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course will be expected to pay a this mighty volume of stored energy shoulders the distressing cares I This tree site proposition is some-
2R, ecorder h 1 ,he «, ner;,ii ,u °*c!eciric eners'
ould that look good to you?!
NY man or woman who earns reasonable
wages can have it. Are you going to
drudge all your life or will you exercise a
little prudence and have an income that will
enable you to enjoy life, An orchard tract
which you can buy from the
A
Oregon Coast Co. W ill Assure You This Income
You may not be able to plant and care for an orchard yourself as you may
have to earn your living, but this Company will plant and cultivate it for
four years and you can pay the small sum of S10 per month. If you fail to
make this provision for the future you will only have yourself to blame
For further Information Apply to
OREGON COAST COMPANY
T. B. WHEELER Vice-President and Local Manager, andon, Oregon