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*- *■ What Argo’s Crew Say United States Inspectors Edwards and Fuller will take testimony con cerning the wreck of the steamship Argo at 9 o'clock this morning. Captain Levi Snyder will lie called upon to give his official report and First Officer Johnson, Chief En gineer Snyder, First Assistant Thomas Russell Purser William A Simpson and members of the crew will be examined. Members of the crew of the ill fated steamship, lpst on Tillamook Bay bar Friday night, have pre pared the following expression of gratitude of the heroic conduct o Captain Snyder: We, the undersigned members of the steamship Argo, wish to give expression to the splendid seaman ship of Captain Snyder, whose cool ness in the trying hours of ship wreck, excellent judgment in his every action while being swept across the bar with disabled ehgine, thought for passengers and crew, made our rescue possible. With a rapid falling barometer, a southwest gale, increasing in velocit y his making for the lightship as offer I ing the best chance for safety, justi fied our confidence in his ability to get us out of a serious situation. Too much cannot be said in praise of Mate Nelson and crew of tlx lightship, who gave up their berths their clothes, and did everything for our comfort. Signed, Thos. Russell, John Woldhouse, Albert Meskelberg, Emil Solmonsen, H. Hollis, C. H. Graves, C. Frednel son, N. Pederson and William A. Simpson. Purser Simpson is loud in his praise of Captain Snyder. 1 le said "I do not know what, more 1 cai say of the way things went in the shipwreck, but if I have ever to go through another 1 hope 1 ma\ have Captain Snyder commanding the ship. 1 have heard men talk of what they would do in emergencies, have heard comment alter wrecks have happened on what might have been done, but Captain Snyder seemed to have thought of every thing beforehand and did all that man could do to save the ship, the passengers and the crew. Astoria looked better to me than ever before when we reached there from the lightship, and I am mighty thiiikfu' we are all safely on shore again. Oregonian. I ound <’ea ’ in Ins -cd. Death had I *¡r uccurrtfti somethin.* d uuig he night ♦ <• Lodje and Frof'asalonal Directory * Octopus Ä and was due to hcait f.uluie. •X Waite was ab-uit 90 years of age ❖ — New \ < rk. De 9--That George IL’ti -»I came to San Diego .1 < it •> Lodges are R. qu< <trd to Notify this Office ot. Election of Officers and on S <«r Change of Mectiug Night. Cards uuder this Head are 50c per in., mouth * B. Cortelyou will be a powerful four vu*rs igo and though tie oftei ____ .......................................... s factor in financial interests controlled bragged that he had consideiable . •> •> • • > •• •> •> •> <. ■ < <• < <» > .,*. .> <. .> < •> a .5 <• x* and allied w ith J P Morgan is the money, he lived almost in poverty' Lewah Tribe No. 48. Imp. O. R. M. Dr H. Li- Houston general belief here. It is assert- d In his ti<»users which were ♦ou nd nW^EE 1 S every 1 hutsday evening at 8 run at rwr.S’JCTAA X SL’KOAuA under the pillow of his bed. W efr lliat he- will leave his present posi the Bandon VI igman. Sojourning chiefs Office over Drug Stor*. Hours. *.♦ to in good standing are cordially invited to attend. lion, it the head of the ( ons »lidated ¿4<x> in $20 gold pieces. a.m. I 30 to 4, v nt. ; 7 to 8 in the evening. ------ OCK>-------- G E WJwn. About his body he wore a money* * T Alien Nik’Lit ch II h Hiiawered from office. Gas company next spring and take C. of R Sachem. ILL-HEALTH 18 Mi'HE EXPENSIVE TUAN HAN DON. ... OKHHIN charge of the general direction <>f belt in which was currrency io ti e ANY CUKES. amount of $5620. Papers found in M maoii I c . Itr M. I». Perkin»* This country is now tilled with the Equitable ife D ANDON LODGE. No. HO A. F A A. his trunk show that he held mort When seen today Cortelyou re- • people wbo migrate across the con OFFICE HOURS: It) s. m to 3 p M. Stated communications first Saturday m., 7 p. in. to 8 p. m. tiueut iu ail directions seekiuu that fused to discuss the repot t. 1 he gages on conntry propertv propert v in after the full moon ot each month. All Master which gol<| cannot liny. Nine tenths Office in New Denholm âuildiug. Masons cordially invited. C. I. Kime, AX . M. of th in are suffering (rom throat aud change, it is said, will lie one of the Illinois and Missouri to the .uno. nt Lloyd Rosa, Secretary of about $65,000. Nothing is kno vn lung troubles <>r cbionic catarrh re results cf Morgan’s acquisitions of Dr L». B Sorensen sulting from neglected colds and Thomas F. Ryan’s control of the of his relatives here, although it is DENTIST spending fortunes vainly trying to I. <». <». F Office Over Vienna Cafe believer! ite has two sisters in James There also is strong Equitable, T2 ANDON 1.01 XT. No. I B. I O O. F regain lost health. Could every suf Telephone at Office and Home. ferer but undo the pa«.t and cure that support for the storv of a pos->iblt- town, N. Y. meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting BANDON - . OREGG-4 first neglected cold, all this sorrow, merger of the Equitable, the New brulheis in good standing cordially invited. ----- VOO------ C. F. Thomas, N. G. pain, anxiety and expense-conIU nave O. T. 1 KK.t IXIO1.I», A. J. Hartman, Secretary been avoided Cbambei Iain’s Cough York Life and the Mutual Life, a ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL« '< Remedy is famous for its cures of combine that would represent more AT LAW, Tbe intense nel ing character.stie colds, and can always be depended than four billion dollars. of these ailments is almost instanti.! NOTARY PUBLIC Rebekah Lodge No. 126. upon. Use it and tbe more serion I N. <0(1 VllNNIONK.lt It is believed the Morgan interests allayed l > Chamberlain's Salve diseases may be avoided. For sale by |y| EE1S in K of P. hall every second and Many severi» eas-s bave been cured C. Y. Lowe. Bandon. - ; Oregon. have reach- d an understanding with by it. Sold by C. Y. Lowe. fourth Fridays. Practice nights first Fri day of the month; bocial evening the id Friday Office \\ ith Bandon Investment On interests and that the Standard Oil ----- <x*o ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to ---- OOQ— the two plan to work in harm« >ny all members in good standing. Dr. H- Ivi. Brown. Maggie White. N. G. Independence Man Register in control oj the financial affair-. of Canada Opens War on U. S. Resident Dentist. Clara Goetz. Secretary. the nation Office in Panter Building decfart bimseli emperor, He il »K»t get the chance mj long as I am in the senate.” Realizing that the only uav he could secure the passage of his measure through tht w the elimination ot the director's job. Mr. Mann diplomatically announced today that he wuul i amend it by striking out the objectionable office. of Roseburg Land Office ---- roo----- Independence, Ore, Dec. S—B. F Jones of this city, has been offri ed the appointment as Register of the Roseburg Land < tftice by Serator Bourne, to succeed B. L. Eddy, whose term expires December 18. Mr. Jones is a lawyer in the P Ik county tow n. and always has been steadfastly a Bourne man. He has served three terms as a member of the lower house in the Oregon legislature, and at the 1907 session helped to elect Bourne si nator. While living at Toledo, Lincoln county, Mr. Jones in the general election of 1902, was elected stati representative from that county and served at the 1903 session of the legislature. He subsequently re moved to I’olk county, and in June 1906, was elected joint represent ative from Polk and Lincoln. Two years later, he was re-elected to the same office and during the meeting of the legislature last winter was one of the most rabid Statement No I members of the lower house ceded the organization of the legis lature last winter, Mi. Jones at one time was talked of as the candidate of the Statement forces for Speaker of the House. Aldrich and 1 aft in 1912 HOW ONE DOCTOK 8UCCES8FULLY PNEUMONIA TllEA I Soon to Be One Huge Says Bryan I'OR THAT HULL FEELING AFTItH BATINU ” 1 have User! ( hambei-lain’s Stom ach and Liver Tablets for some time, and can testify that they have don»- me more good than any tablets 1 have ever used My trouble was a heady dull feeling after eating.---Daw Freeman, Kempt. Nova Scotia. They also regulate tbe fiver and bowels. They are far superior to i pills lint cost no more. , Get a free sample at Lowe’s drug store and see what a splendid medicine it is. Made Hirr Sick. A noted golfer one afternoon played rather badly lie turned lo Ills caddie after lie bad foozled a drive mid said in his genial way : “This isn't a pleasant spectacle for you. I'm as h id ns a Scotch laird al St. Andrews. Tlie St Andrews cad- dies nre all eld inr-n. ami mu- day when this laird wa in especially bad form his caddie. ai:i r nine holes of missed shots and putts, shook his gray old head, surrendered the laird's bag of clubs to anol her <ad-lie mid said' “’Ye’ll no mind, laird? I made hut a poor breakfast this mornin', and I’m no in a condition to simnl nny mult* n’t.’ ” Thanks People of Oregon Ottawa, Canada, Dec. 5- -The linikilitM of PytlHiiM Minister has practically assured ■0EI.PHI LODGE. No (.4. Knight, of a deputation of shipp’ng interests Pythias. Meets every Monday evening Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to that the government has decided to at attend. Dr. L. P. Sorensen C. G. reconstruct the Well.iu lCiu.il B. N. I larrington K. of R. S. New plans will reduce the number of locks from 25 to 7, and this is re Woodmen of the World garded by shipping men as the jCJcasid«' ( amp No. 212 meets every filst and thud Thursdays of each month. \ ¡siting first step in a long war between neighbors cordially invited. R. W. Bullard, C. C. the grain carrying interests • f tin J. N. I losking. Clerk. United States and Canada. Since the Welland locks were deepened I»lt. I. AV. RONS ITE It to 14 feet, the Erie barge canal, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON from Buffalo to New York, lias been BANDON OREGON doing practically no business. Office and residence in Banter residence propert next door to Bi|ou Theatre It is pointed out that an ap- propriation from the state of New York of over ^100,000,000 wa> Bring your made a short time ago, and the Erie Canal will be deepened tO I 2 feet to T he R ecorder The Erie when six feet deep should carry grain to New York cheaper than it could be carried via the Welland Canal when that cana was only eight feet deep. With the Erie i 2 feet deep, it is argued ! BASIMI that the United States would gel Capital, all the business. C. 9 to 12 M.. I to 5 P. M. OREGON BANDON. I n . BARROW Attorney and Couuselor-at Law - COQUILLE. ORE Office over Skeels’ Store residence. Main 146 Office Phone. Main 335; DR. J. D KELLEY Physician and Surgeon Office over Steel's Store. G NACE Coquille, Ore Ai^COA Teacher of Piano Lessons $1.00 per hour. One-half hour lessons given if preferred »loh Work Knowlton’s House, near 4th Street BANK OF BANDON BOARD OF non The Nesmith County Committee Vessel Lost at Monterey <!< sires, through the columns ot the R ecorder to express its ap Monterey, Cal., Dec. 6—The preciation and extend its thanks to steam schooner Majestic bound from | the citizens of Oregon for ti e assist San Pedro to San Francisco in bal ance rendered it .in procuring the rcijtiisite number of signatures of last, went ashore near here today. i legal voters to a petition for the crea Captain Keegan and the crew ol tion of Nesmith county. It is nine are ashore safely. Slit' is owned through the liberal mindedness of in San Francisco b\ I. J. H irinon of the citizenship of the state that and leased by If. J. Knowles, also the committee h is been enabled to of San Francisco. Slie was swept I tile the petition with the Secretary ashore bv the heavy west wind and I of State with 35 per cent more an insetting current which made it signatures than required by law, impossible to keep the vessel at sea. showing that the people recognize I She recently lost a propeller blade on a trip from Puget Sound aixl the justice of our claim and are will- j this added to the difficulty in man ing that the qualified electors of aging her. The Majestic was a year the state pass judgment upon the old and cost $150,000. question at issue at the next general election. COMMITTEE, By G. !.. Rees, Secy. Grants Writ in Labor Case “In troHtiug pneumouia," siiys Dr W. J. Smith of Sunders Ala , "tbe I Lincoln, Neb., Dec 4—William only remedy I une for the lungs is J. Bryan in the Commoner today Chamberlain's C'ongb Remedy. While, of course, I would treat otbei says: "Has it occurred to you that Taft symptoms with different medicines, 1 have iiHed tbiw remedy many times in and Aldrich are likely to head the my medical practice and have yet ; failed to find a case where it has not j tepublican ticket in the next cam controlled tbe trouble. I have used paign? it myself, as has also iuy wife for Taft's endorsement of Aldri. h’s coughs and colds repeatedly, and 1 sstatesmanship, his praise f»>r the most willingly ami cheerfully rt-c-'tn During the campaign which pre mend it as superior to any ottx-i cough remedy to my knowledge,’’ | Aldrich bill as the best ever, and For sale t>y C. Y. Lowe. Aldrich's torn through the west ma king laudatory comments upon the Senators Need Have No Fear corporation press, all points to the plan. Polar Controversy is Revived "New England, has not had a Washington, Dec. 4 How will Roosevelt take the abolition of the place on the national ticket for some time, although she has supported Copenhagen, Dec. 8 —The North directorship of the Panama canalJ the ticket with gre.it constancy. Polar observations ot Dr. Cook This is one ot the questions poli Isn’t it about time to recognize reached here today and were turned ticians asked each other tonight, her? over to officials at the University ■ and the answer to the query may "Aldrich has announced tint he of Copenhagen, Great care was cut a large figure in the next national won’t tie a candidate for the senate taken to guard the iron box in which campaign. again. What is more naturd than the documents reposed. The ex The director generalship is not a that he should aspire to be the boss amination will probably be made at present day job. It is a place pro- j of the senate in name, as he has Copenhagen University. None but posed in a pending bill introduced for years been, in fact. the duly chosen committee rep bv Representative Mann, chairman ‘"Why not Taft and Aldrich in rsettling the University of Copen of the house committee on interstate | 1912, and if it is possible to swallow hagen will be permitted to be pres and foreign commerce. Mann's bill that, then Aldrich and Cannon in ent. was designed to abolish the seven 1916? The coming of Dr Cook's papers headed isthmian canal commission "What do the progressives sav were accompanied by a revival of and to create in addition to the tn tint?'' the controversy, the Politiken as director general a governor of the ooo — sertn1g5th.it the supportei s 1 if Co n canal zone and an engineer in chief. tnander Peary are trying to enlist The bill passed the house but failed A LAMI ’ BA< h FOR th .services of < .reenlaiid exp'orer- in the senate. When you liavo pains or lanx-m»» The cause of the bill’s failure in in tbe back bathe the parts with in organizing an anti Cook pres r the upper house is said to hi lave been Chamberlain** Liniment twin- a -lay < ampaign. j massaging with tin* palm <>f th»» ban ) due to tne fact that it was believed l for five minutes at escli application that Theodore Roosevelt would b< Then dampen a pit- e of tlann-- Rich, He Dies in Poverty made director general as soon as slightly witli this liniment and bind it on over lb<? seat of tlx» pain, an 1 the bill should be enacted. yon may f»e surpris»--! to s»-e b-- v San Diego, Cal., Dec. 5 —S. L. "If Roosevelt should be made di- quickly th»» latn"in—s disappear For sale by C. Y ’ . Lowe. ''.'alte, said to be a relative ol tlx rector general of the canal, ” said lite Governor Wait-, of Colorado one senator, rather peevishly, “it and ar old-time friend and com would not be very longbefcrehe Is your subscription paid? I j, anion of Kit Carson, w is today would annex the United States and 1 Office Hour»: Phone. Washington, Dec. 6—The su preme court of the United States has granted the petition tor a writ of certiorari in the contempt case of Samuel (jumpers. Erank Morrison i.id Tohn Mitchell officers of the American Federation of labor. The effect of the decision Mill be to bring the entire record of the Buck Stove and Range case against these men to the supreme «.ourt for review. (’oqnille. / ß:(M) a ru Ç I.1M) p 111 1 >i-»pat<-h. Favorite. 7 :< H1 a ill 1:3 f t> hi L- V CoqUlfl-- Favorite, ( ’ npiille. Ì -." ■ a in .*. < ■ a in I p m ! >ispnt<*h. l.thl p tn It-- ( ' <|illl|>> 1 It -S III < Arrives ( ’oqiii’le H:30 r m : ; (Ml p in l0:B0 r ru 4 n » m V 10. t Ion !•> 3 ’ a ri 3’> R II» 5 30 p in .5.00 M ronii<*i Is <p>: i- for M 1 M u 1 h <l m i 4 ip i»« i Uylll»» I’oiol. / •* (■ . 1 1 I'hw Up t 1 V rî» iti B • '1 1 • <>!l 1 II’* I 1V 1 !»• ’i»i h i*.• filli»« hoill s ir- ' h *• I io .j • Hinir trading aii-l olii-r i-u-im Vice A general banking business transacted and customers given every accommodation con sistent with safe and conservative banking CORRESF’ONDENTS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco, Calif, Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New York. A. M« NAIR THE HARDWARE MAH BRIDGE K BEA( II Stoves, Ranges and Heaters have in them »o many excellencies that they are now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the coast and they are growing in favor every year. We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for the»e household and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case. TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY. Ilur Assortment of Hardware. Tinware and Edged Tonis is Most Complete. Portland and Coos Bay Steamship Line BREAKWATER o Sail» from Coot Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide Sail» from Ain»worth Dock, Portland, Wednesday at 8 P M. C, M. SPENCER, Agent . F. MILLER, Agent, Mar.hfield o [QI fl Stmr. Wilhelmina CHRISTENSEN. Comm.ndmg. Ceos Bay and Bandon twice a week Coquille River Transportation Leaves B.»ndon t»2.»,000. DIREC TORS: J. L. Kronenberg, President. J. Denholm, President; F. J. Fahy. Cashier; Frank Flam. T. P. Hanly. CAPTAIN Co.’s Schedule OHKGON Connecting with Steam Ship Alliance at Marshfield. information of Full J. E. WALSTROM, Agt. Bandon rTHEl^PROVEo . ÄP4i$i| 0 an HI O & A Splendid Overall for every use. Cut generous ly full. Two hip pockets. Felled seams. Continuous fly. •ISJL WW, OMI ICO. 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