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NEW METAL WORK.
It Originated tn England, but la “Catoh-
ing on” Rapidly Here In America.
Many Valuable Plans Found For
Designating Houses.
FINES FOR NEGLECTFULNESS.
Everett, Mass., Adopts This Up to Date
Method For Keeping the Numbers on
Houses—Plans of Many Other Towns
and Citiee Good and Successful.
There is u stunning new metal work
just designed in England which is go
ing to have a great vogue in this coun
try, The method of the new work Is
somewhat similar to that used in dec
orating boxes und chests with bands
of metal and brass headed nails,
though the new applique work is ex
ecuted in thin metal foil and tiny pin
headed nails. These nails are not
more than two-eighths of an inch long,
and with them the most elaborate de
signs can be made not at all like the
straight metal bands with which one
Is familiar.
Tb< tools and materials needed are
few and very inexpensive, but if work
is well done is very pleasing, smart
Great
Combination
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Demarest, Cue Wizard.
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Calvin Demurest. th* Chicago youth
who defeated George Sutton for the
18.2 balk liue billiard championship in
New York recently. began his career in
Chicago und wus the amateur national
clnimpiou until John McGraw brought
him tu New York aud gave film bis
first professional engagement. Dema
rest says be got most of his knowledge
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Statistics of the wave of enthusiasm
in towns aud cities throughout the
REGISTERED
United States looking toward the revi
sion of house numbering systems fur
nish interesting ¡xiints of comparison
Of Marshfield, Oregon
with the plan recently put into effect
in Chicago. The American Society of
Will visit Bandon the 22d and 23d
Municipal improvements, which is or
of each month.
Office at Gallier
Hotel. Expert service* and honest
ganized as a sort of clearing bouse fur
prices guaranteed
ideas on municipal government, has
made au investigation of what ia being
done in different parts of the United
States.
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The telling oi children’s eyes a specialty i
oil
Replies were received from 13C cities
groken lens'duplicated
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to the following questions:
“Who assigns street numbers to or
otherwise has charge of the number
ing of the buildings in your city?
“What form of application must be
made and wliat charge paid by prop
Under New Management
erty owners to learn their respective
bouse numbers?
"Does city furnish the figures to be
EXAMCI.KS OF APPLlqUK WoBK.
used? At what cost?
and durable. A charming jardiniere
“Does it place them? is the size and may be made in this way from a
If you are looking
style of figures specified in any way?
wooden butter tub stained a rich dark
“Is there tiny standard for assigning brown and ornamented with a copper
for a good piece
numbers, such as distance front as applique fastened on with steel beads,
of meat just call
signed axes or length of frontage to Frames, too, of strong plain white-
in and see us.
each number?”
wood stained dark green and a de
The replies show that in the great sign worked on in copper is attractive.
Fresh and Salt
majority of cases the city engineer or Quaint designs are easily copied from
Meats
of all kinds
the department of engineering haw patterns published In art journals.
charge of this work, this being the
Tile tools and materials required are
case in 104 cases out of the total 130. a very small hammer, very tiny nails,
The building Inspector has charge of
a sheet of metal thin enough to cut
it tn eight cases. -In five cases It is in
with a sharp pair of scissors, a strong
charge of the board of public affairs, needle or brad awl to pierce holes for
of public works or of commissioners, the little design suitable for the article
Proprietor*
as they are variously entitled, in four
to be decorated. In the articles illus
cases the city clerk looks after this trated the decoration is built out ot
work, in three cases the assessor, in
small pieces of copper, the joints being
two cases the superintendent of streets,
hidden by small nails.
and a special committee, the Inspector
CALVIN DKMAHEHT.
of the highway dlvisiou, the board of
FIXING THE BLAME.
aidermen. the mayor nnd council, the
of the game from Professor Perkins ot
mayor alone, a local contractor aud
the University of Chicago. He is p
the city marshal, each are intrusted Points That the Lovely Queen of Italy protege of Jake Schaefer, the wizard
Could Give Mothers.
with this work in one city of those re
who predicted that the youngster
The ‘-incorrigible” child of three was would some day become champion of
porting. Printed forms are used in
Rasmussen Bros., Props
Dubuque, la.; Phillipsburg. N. .1.; in disgrace.
the world.
The marks of storm, anger, tears and
Cleveland. O.; Sait Lake City, Winni
that
training,
Denin
In addition to
peg, Man., and others. In Everett and finally of inglorious defeat were on his rest claims to have developed a sys
Taunton. Muss . petition Is made to the face. Defeat, however, was unaccom tem. Just what that system is he hes
board of aidermen; in Schenectady. panted by contrition.
not explained yet. Harry Cline of Phil
The mother of the incorrigible young adelphia has challenged Demarest, and
N. Y., and Duluth, Minn., to the com
mon council In Kansas City, Mo., and person was thoroughly and comforta the pair will cross cues in a match
Lincoln, Neb., the number of the build bly wrapped in her cloak of self rlgbt- Jan. 27.
eousnesH. She was simply all bundled
ing is given with the building permit.
WINE5, LIQVoR.5 AND
Queen's Hockey T«sm.
In 124 cases no charge is made for up in it.
She had been stern, but in such cases
The Queen's hockey team is plan
informing the owner or tenant of his
CI6AR5
bouse number. In Macon. Ga.. there harsh measures are necessary, she ex nlng an extensive campaign on the ice
la a charge of 15 cents for this; in plained to herself, her face fairly shin *or the coming seasou. Dobby Dob
son. captain of last year’s Allan trophy Bandon
Springfield. Mass., the cost of looking ing with imuious piety.
Oregon
Imagine the horrified surprise of seven at Queen’s, has returned to the
up the information; in Ogden, Utah.
75 cents; in Lincoln, Neb., this is in this deadly virtuous woman had she university. The clever hockey 1st I h
cluded in the cost of the building per been told that the lion’s share of the very optimistic over the coming cam
mit. Figures are furnished and placed fault for the late unpleasantness 'twixt palgn with the rubber disk and crook
without cost to the owner in Boston. herself and her unregenerate son lay ed stick and has mapped out a big
schedule. It has been announced by
Everett. Lowell. New Bedford and upon her own ample shoulders.
The thought is too confusing.
th< university hockey manngemeut
Somerville, M osh .; in Cleveland and
But, then, by their own confessions that Queen’s has received offers to I
Woonsocket. It. I., nnd in Winnipeg.
women don’t think— at least, they are play Princeton, Harvard, Yale and Co
Ottawa. Toronto and Calgary. Canada
Figures are furnished free of charge, careless thinkers. It is the pet boast lumbin. it is planned to take an ex
A. Garfield
but not placed in Concord. N. H.. of the sex that they rely more upon in tensive trip across the border, meeting
tuition
than
analysis.
And
nowhere
is
the
aforementioned
quartet
in
a
series
Reading. Pa., nnd Hamilton, Ont. Ma
con. Ga., charges 15 cents for furnish their careless, slipshod thinking more of matches Queen’s athletic authori Mill and Steamboat Work’Our
ing and 10 cents additional for placing. in evidence than in this little matter of ties are very much in accord with the
SPECIALTIES
San Antonio, Tex., charges 15 cetits fixing the blame for childish indiscre project and have stated that a definite
announcement of the arrangement of
per figure and does not place them tions.
By all the traditions known to wo dates may lx» expected In the very
Montreal. Canada, charges 20cents
mankind
childish misdeeds are the near future. The undergraduates of SPECIAL MACHINES BUILT TO ORDER
for furnishing and placing. St. John s,
fault
of
the
children who perpetrate the Canadian university are very much
N. F., charges 3 cents per figure for
Turned Shafting, Cap arm Sei
them
and
never
the fault of the per In favor of the international contests.
Screws. Machine Bolts. Pipe
furnishing and placing. A number of
son who had the youthful criminals
and Fittings, Brass Work
Cities furnish and place figures If the In charge.
Row Over Regatta Date.
owner fails to do so after notification
But a queen mother thinks differ
Trouble is bound to arise between
and charges the same to the owner.
GENERAL REPAIRING
ently.
the
rowing authorities of Harvard and
In Grand Rapids. Mich., this charge
Elena, the lovely queen of Italy, Yale in determining the date of the
is 20 cents per figure in place.
Pattern Shop in Connection
could teach many a mother who sup
In most towns and cities the front poses that she is a model disciplina annual boat race between the two uni
age allotted to each uumber is twenty rian a remarkable lesson in this re versities next June. The complication
arose from the fact that the Yale fac
to twenty-five feet. In ■«•vers'. how spent.
ulty recently changed commencement
ever, ten feet Is used in he > trail.ess
’’When my children are uaugbty il>
sections, this being the t.-tsr hi New- my absence.” she says In a talk to to the week preceding the old date and
Britain. Conn.; Lowell. M iss.. aud mothers, “I never know whether to also the week before the Harvard
commencement.
Somerville. Mass.
blame them or their attendants.
Both institutions are eager to have
In some cities there appears to be no
"When they are naughty while I am
general ordinance concerning the mat around I question myself to see wheth the race as part of their commence
ter of bouse numbering, while in oth er I have done anything to produce ill ment program In order that as many
graduates may be present as possible, Newly furnished large light rooms
ers quite complete ordinances have feeling. M
and consequently, with the two com
beeD established. An illustration of a
It is so easy for a mother to allow
Telephone
Electric Lighfe
brief ordinance Is that of Everett. herself to drop Into a frame of mind mencements a week apart, trouble over
Routed
by
single
night, week or
the regatta is certain. However, there
Muss., which Is as follows;
that is about as happy and comforta
month
may
be
a
compromise,
with
the
race
“The owner of any building or part ble as cold steel and then be ludig-
of a building who shall neglect or re uant when her child reflects that mood singed in the middle of the week, be I
INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF
tween the two dates, but in that case
fuse to affix to the same the numbers with less restraint.
would
suit
neither
college
aud
the
it
designated by the board of aidermen
The BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY
The queen believes that when grown
or by some persou by said board duly- ups show a tendency to be cross other graduates of both would suffer.
authorized or who shall affix or re grownups, if they are more polite In
If you wish a bottle cold- —
$7,000 For Saddle Hor»e.
tail) for more than three days any society, make an effort to be tactful
Call at the Eagle,
A
syndicate
composed
of
Matt
Cohn.
number contrary to such direction shall and smooth over any unpleasantness.
James
L.
Gay.
Joseph
McDowell
and
II
you
love the goods that's old--
be liable to tine of not more than 120,” But when a child with less power of
Call at the Eagle,
In Rochester if owners do not place restraint lapses from good behavior Mrs. Richard T. Lowndes, the latter
numbers on their houses the common stern elders treat the occurrence as a the owner of Edna May. the world’«
Taint no use to sit and blink
council passes a local improvement or great crime and unreasonably threaten champion saddle mare, has purchase«)
If
you really need a drink.
the six-year-old stallion Kentucky
dinance. and the numbers are placed the offender.
Just
make a sign or ring a bell.
Choice,
by
My
Own
Kentucky
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Little
by the city, and the cost thereof, with
The queen of Italy is too sensible to
And you bet they'll treat you right
the cost of placing, is charged against try to advance the theory that chil Kate, by Prince of Denmark, for $7.-
the property.
Down al the Eagle
dren are never in need of correction, 000, a record price for a saddle horse.
In a number of cities there appears but «lie evidently believes that many T. C. Campbell of Columbus. O.. paid
to be no particular form of procedure times an evil mood may be changed to $6,000 for the horse a year ago.
by which the householder obtains in
a good one by the influence and help
"Hurry Up” Yost Renews Contract.
formation as to the legal number of ful tact of the person in charge of the
Fielding H. Yost, who has coached
hi« bouse nor by which-the city com child.
BANDON. OREGON
pels the proper numbering of house?
If such is the case it might be well the football teams of the University
In others, however, forms more or less to take a little more trouble in the of Michigan for the last alne years,
elaborate are employed.
matter of fixing the blame for childish signed a contract recently to remain at
The style of figure to be used is spec offenses nnd to make an effort to see Ann Arbor for the next two years
ified In forty rive citiee. In the major how much of it really belonged to sore«» The agreement was ratified by the B andon
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board of control in athletics of the uni
ity of cases it is stated that the figure one else than the obvious offender
iJruggi/d
and
Apothecary
versity. The salary Toat is to receive
must be at least as large as designated
minimum, which varies from two to
I« ;nst in reoeipt of a new stock of
For a delicious salad make n lemon was not made public.
three inches, in a nuintier of cities the jelly with less sugar than when It Is
Drugs and Chemicals. Pater»» and
Butler Quits Turf.
color and material also are specified. used for dessert, add English walnut
James Butler, the millionaire turf Proprietary Preparations. Toilet
!• Charlotte, N.
the house numbers meats and stiffen tn small molds Be
are placet) in the cement wnlks ns fore serving turn the jelly on to |.,'it>-s man. severed all connection« with the I teles. Druggist Sundries. Perfumes,
these are laid, the figures being red. covens! with shredded lettuce ¡eaves ■port of driving when he disposed ot Brushes. Sponges. Soap, Nuts an<l
coating N vents apiece and being paid arranged in neat fashion and serve his East View farm atock at a sale ia Candies, < ligars, Tobaccos anti Lig
arettc". l*«ints, Oils, Glass and
tor by the city.
New Tort recently.
with mayonnaise.
Painter’s Supplied
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The Bandon Recorder,
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Total,
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Both papers through
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The El Dorado
$2.75
Bandon Foundry
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NEW STATE-ROOMS INSTALLED
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First-class ?¿ássenger rare,
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E.
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Fa oily Washing a Specialty.
í First Ciass Laundry Work Guaranteed
attention given to fine wçolen goods.
¿pec ial
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•leaning and .pressing JÎÏem.’ Suits and Ladies’ fine skirts givon
prompt attention
F. A BATES, Proprietor
KENN HI) Y
SHIELDS
KliAf'liSlIITIIS
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Wagons of All kinds Made to Order
WAGON M AKK KM
Horseshoeing a Spcdalty
Job Work attended to promptly and all work guaranteed to give aatidaction.
reasonable. Shop on Atwater Street, Bandon, Oregon.
Price«
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VIENNA BAKERY AND CAFE
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
ALL KINDS 01
BREAD, PASTRY AND CAKES ON HAND
Meals at all hours from 6 a m to 10 p m. Special atten
tion to parties after dances or social gatherings and
only the best material wi’.l bo tisod
i\oor patronage kindly requested by
M. SMITH, P rop .
Formerly Steward on S. S. Elizabeth