Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910, January 27, 1910, Image 1

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    VOLUME XXV!.
NUMBER 3
BANDON, OREGON, JANUARY 27, 1910
PRESIDENT. OREGON
HILL BOOSTFOB
COAST CO. HURT
HIGH SCHOOL DE­
BATES IN COUNT!
KLAMATH LINE
IS BEING PUSHED
PORT COMMISSION
Drunken Horseman Causes
Crash of Automobile
Officers and Directors Were
and Street Car
Bandon Commercial
Elected Last Thursday
Will Be Completed Inside
of Eighteen Months
Can Handle Output
Club
Says Fenton
Various Schools in Coos to
Be Pitted Against Each
of the
Other Friday Night
)
Coquille Valiey and
Passes Resolutions and
The Portland Telegram of January
Portland, Ore., Jan. 25—Com­
The high schools of Co s county
» •
1
2th
gives
the
following
account
of
pletion
of
the
Natron-Klamath
line
will
meet at the various toms in the
Curry County
Afternoon
Devises Schemes
an accident in which V. J. Dawson
ot the Southern Pacific within the
county Friday evening and debate
president of the Oregon Coast Co.
coming 18 months is promised by
the question: Resolved, That Amer­
wos badly hurt:
Judge W. D. Fenton, counsel for
ican Cities should own and control
“
A
drunken
man
on
horseback
BEST
COUNTY
the
Harriman
road,
who
says
that
public
utility plants. The schools
DR. H. I- HOUSTON IS PRESIDENT
caused a collision between a Broad­
at the end of that time trains of his
are paired off as follows:
way car and an automobi le bearing
company will be running between
At Bandon,—Bandon vs North
V. J. Dawson, president of the Ore­
Portland and San Francisco over
Bend
The Bandon Creamery is prepar-
As was announced in last week’s
That the Bandon Commerciil the new route, which will have a
gon Coast Co. and E. M. Shav,
At Coquille,—Coquille vs Myrtle
ing for the biggest output of butter
R ecorder the stock holders of the
Club
will
boost
to
completion
the
his chauffeur, near Glisan street and
maximum grade of 1 per cent.
Point
dating the coining season that has
new First National Bank met in the
Union avenue last evening.
Daw­ project of a Port of Coquille Rivei Work is going ahead on 65 miles of
At Myrtle Point,—Myrtle Point
ever been manufactured in any
office of E. E. Oakes and elected
son sustained painful bruises about was definitely decided at the regular the new route now and the remainder
vs
Bandon
creamery in southwest Oregon and
diiectors and officers. The directors
the left part of his body His auto meeting last Tuesday evening, when will be completed as soon as pos­
At North Bend,—North Bend vs
that they’ will have the material with
are: Dr. H. L. Houston, C. Y.
mobile is a heap of wreckage at the resolutions favoring such port com sible. The building of the Natron
Coquille.
which to do the work -eejns an as-
Lowe, W m. Hicking, A McNair,
curb near the scene of the collision mission were unanimously adopted line will not only open 14 a large
In each instance, the home team
sured fact, as was slated in last
T. Devereux, F.
Chauffeur Shaw is suffering from and the secretary was instructed to new territory that is now without
will
have the affurmative side of the
week’s R ecorder , tins creamery
B Thrift, Elbert
several painful cuts about the fare, communicate with the commercial railroads, but will give a low-grade
has made bv far the best offer to the question, wd the visiting team,
Oakes.
caused by flying glass from the bodies of Coquille and Myrtle Point freight line that will eliminate the
Valley’ Dairy A-- the negative. The debate at Bin­
The officers as elected are: Dr windshield of the automobile, The to try and fix a date when the three heavy grades of the Siskiyou Moun 1 he Coquille
don will be held tn the high school
H. L. Houston, president; C. Y motorman, who witnesses, say was bodies could hold a joint meeting at tains. The budget for new equip sociati -n to handle the product of
that organization tor the year 1910. auditorium and the debiting teams
Coquille and lake the necessary
I. owe, vice president; J W. Rob partially to blame, was unhurt.
ment for the Harriman lines in this
This statement was taken exception wi 1 be, Bandon,—Maud Lowe, Earl
erts, cashier; E. E. Oakes assistant
The accident followed the effort of steps toward getting the county to territory for the year 1910 has been
Watkins and Robert Blackerby.
cashier.
Chauffeur Shaw to prevent a col call an election to vote on the prop­ made up and is in excess of th< to by the Coquille Sentinel, but we North Bend,—Edith Allger. Rislia
Mr. Roberts takes $5,000 of the
publish an article this week, from
lision between the automobile and osition.
money asked in any previous yea:
stock and the other $20,000 was
R. M Pressey -aniger of the lo­ McDonald and Clarence Kibler.
Other
matters
of
importance
were
the intoxicated man astride a horse
for
rolling
stock.
The
budget
calls
The Bandon negative team which
bought by home people, there being
directly in its path along Union also discussed at length, and a num­ for over $2,000,000 for new freight cal creamery which should be suf- goes to Myrtle I’oint will be,
42 stockholders and as Mr. Roberts
avenue. When Shaw attempted to ber of committees for furthering dif­ and passenger carsand locomotive-» ticently convincing to show the Lena Langlois, Ernest W-lkins and
will move here and become a reg-
i ublic th it we knew just what we l’nos. Laird
pass the horseman to the left the ferent departments of the work were
1 he Mvnle Point
uglar resident of Bandon, it makes
appointed.
were talking about and that we were team will be May Hall. Endicott arid
horseman turned in the same direc­
the bank an entirely home institu
giving them straight goods. When Giles.
Officers for the ensuing term were
tion Seeing a Broadway car ap
Recalls
Wreck
of
the
tion.
the matter is figured out as Mr.
proaching from the op osite direc­ elected as follows: E. E. Oakes,
There should be ;• big attendance
It is expected that the bank will
Pressev has done, there is no coin­ at the Bandon debate and there no
president;
C
E.
Kopf,
vice
presi
­
Wetmore
tion and on the tracks along which
be open for business about the
pans >n bet veen the two offers, so it doubt will be. An admission of 15
the automobile was running, the dent; C. R. Moore, secretary and
middle of February and will be lo
is a pretty certain fact that this
<•
M.
Pressey,
treasurer.
chauffeur, then attempted to pass in
cents to school pupils and 25 cents
The Coos Bay Times says.
cated in the room now c ccupied by
creamery will get the business, how­
Before adjournment each man
to the general public will be charged.
front of the horseman.
The street­
“
I
was
just
talking
with
R.
E.
H. F. Manciet’s confectionery store.
car,
crossing the «treet at a high present indicated his intention of Shine about the Wetmore disaster ever, we do not intend to enter into
The room will be thoroughly over
any word-war with the Sentinel, a.-
Jeing present next Tuesday night
hauled, and will make an ideal loca­ rate of peeed, say witnesses, struck and trying to induce some one to and he remembered the incidents >1 that paper certainl y has a right to
Road Supervisors
tion for a bank. A iditional stock the fore part of the auto with such come with him. Following are th • it clearly,” remarked G. A. Bennet work for home industr es, but we ex
holders who have subscribed since force as to hurl both Dawson and resolutions favoring a Port Com the other day in discussing ship pect to keep the tacts as they really
wtecks on this coast. ‘‘Alex Scott
the list published last week are: his driver from their seats.
mission
as
thev
were
adopted
at
the
exist before the jieople. and we are
The Oregon Coast Cn. has the
was then in the life-saving service
Following are the appointments
J. T. James. W. C. Gibson, R. M.
meeting.
sure 1 he B indon cream try is in pos
Averill
orchard
tracts,
near
this
and
against
breakers
as
bad
as
were
made
by the county court for the
Pressey, Geo. P. Laird, Robert
ition to do more for . the dairymen
city
on
the
market,
and
T.
B.
ever
seen
here,
he
and
his
ere
\v
To
the
President
and
Members
of
coining year:
Johnson, Everett H. Boyle, R. E
than any other creamery in the
Wheeler
is
vice
president
of
the
started
out.
A
big
curler
struck
the
Bandon
Commercial
Club:
Buck, A. B. Robison, A. E. White,
Appointee
»t. No.
company and local sales manager. Gentlemen: — Your committee to them and upset their boat, throwing county. «
Etta Marshall and Joe Haga.
W.
H. Noble
Jas. E Murphy, representing
whom was referred the matter c f the men out like a lot of sea gulls the company is here from San
The stock is now all sold, and a
C. E. Hansen
preparing resolutions favorable to They lost their oars but got back Francisco to help build up the busi­
number have applied for stock, who
J. \V. Grout
Foresters Bail
the establishment of a Port of Co ashore and the boat also came in. ness, and will also look after the in­
were unable to secure it because
W. Nay
quille River, respectfully submit the mmediately Alex sent for new oar- terests of their creamery on Ten
there was no more to sell.
Walter S. Condron
and back they started for the Wet
The grand ball given by Court folio ving.
The new bank starts out with
Walter Stull
Mile Lake before he returns
Whereas, after such investigation more. This time they got in between San Francisco.
bright prospects for a big volume of Queen of the Forest. Foresters of
S. B. Cutlip
America in Bank Hall Saturday as has been in our power, we, the the two lines of breakers and laid
business.
Robert Hope
j night was a grand success in every Bandon Commercial Club, have there waiting for an opening. You
Z. T. Siglin
particular. This was the fourteenth come to the
conclusion that know that the breakers in coming in
Janies Stock
Alumna Will Sail For Chili annual ball of this lodge, and they the establishment of a Port of Co­ sometimes divide and there is a
Sons of Veterans
Otto Epps
have the reputation ot giving one of quille River is the must effective stretch of comparatively placid water
E. N. Harry
the most successful affairs of the ’ means by which the harbor and river between them After a few minutes
W.
F. Slingsby
The Alumna, which has been in
Regular meeting of Bandon
season each year and it was up to can be improved; and
Alex and his men saw a divide in
E.
W. Fahy
port for several weeks, is being
Camp No. 38, Sons of Veterans
the usual standard this time. The
the big breaker and took advantage
Whereas
the
improving
of
the
John
Yoakam
overhauled for a trip m Chili. Capt.
prize for the grand waltz wa award­ harbor and river is the most effective of it and shot through, reaching the Frida ,- evening January 28, all mem-
G. E. Brewer
R. J. I .awson, ar. old ->:ij >er, but
ed to Stanley Jenkins and Miss method of increasing the facility for Wetmore and those aboard. It
I. T. Weekly
of late has betn acting s post cap
Rae Carey.
was
wonderful work and something
transportation
of
products
between
Fred Nosier
tain for the Simpson Lui.ibu Com I
t
that could be done onlv by these
the
Coquille
Valley
and
the
city
A. J. Counts
pany in San Francisco, has been
familiar with the surf.
Alex Scott
markets:
therefore
be
it
R. Pomeroy
put in command for the long journey
Revival Meetings
was raised along this .coast before
Resolved,
that
we
hereby
declare
G.
W. Stewart
He has a crew of ten men and a
the days of schools and never had
ourselves
in
favor
of
the
establish
­
M.
T. Clinton
year’s supplies coming on the Plant.
an opportunity of securing an edu­
the
The
revival
meetings,
at
ment
of
a
Port
of
Coquille
River
and
R, S. Weekly
When the boat is thoroughly over
cation
Consequently wh .-n the
Presbyterian
church,
being
con-
hereby
pledge
ourselves
to
work
un
­
A. Davis
hauled, which will require two or
~ • » '__r.
civil service came into vogue, he
duetd
by
the
pastor
Rev.
M.
E.
tiringly
toward
that
end.
George
Morgan
three week’s time, Captain Lawson
-■ -1
.<■ >?— ' »
was let out of the service because he
Coen
are
growing
in
interest
each
G
eo . W. M oore ,
'Len Hartley
will sail for Chemanus, British Co­
- < Vi >
could not meet the educational re
evening and a number have already
L.
P.
S
orensen ,
J.
D. Clinton
lumbia, and take on a cargo of
quirements although his ability in
confessed
Christ
while
others
have
E
dw . H. F ish .
S.
S. Reed
lumber, billed to a city in (
conquering the seas Jand his heroic bers are requested to be present as a
Committee
asked
for
the
prayers
of
the
Chris
­
W
E. Ray
which Is 24 south latitude
spirit
were
something
that
educition
tian
people.
i
Sam Stout
number of new recruits will be mus­
I
may take on a cargo there for
;and books could never confer upon tered in. By’ order of Commander
Mr.
Coen
is
a
very
clear
and
Clarence
Waters
Obituary
return trip, which if he does
a man.”
forceful
speaker and drives the!
take some time longer, but if he re­
Scott was captain of the Bandon
turns ballast he will make the trip in tiuths home in a most convincing 1 Austin McCoy was born in New
I
life
saving crew at that time which
manner.
i York where he grew to manhood,
even months.
Capt. Lawson is
I'he meetings will continue in- He was a gentleman highly esteem- was composed of Robt. Breen, Fred
usually accompanied by his wife but
Mehl Myram Wickham, John A11
this trip she decided to remain at definitely and the public is very cor ’* ­ I ed by all who knew him.
Mr. McCoy came west a number derson, Ad Gross, C. T. Feiger
the home of her daughter in San dially invited to attend and assist in
We are agents for FAIRBANKS-MORSE gas and
the
great
work
so
well
beizu
11.
1 of years ago, and were recently lo­ , and we understand Wm. Bingaman
F rancisco.—H arbor
Marine engines. See us for any kind of an
cated at Sisson, Calif irnia, he came was also in the crew, that did such
Engine
or Wood Sawing Machine.
crew w as I
i to Bandon with his family’ only a valiant work. The whole
City Transfer
FARM M/kCHINERY We handle everything in that
1 in the fray except Mehl who wa.-
Y om Can't Fool All the People
All kinds of draying and transfer­ 1 jew months ago, and died at his
line, either from stock or catalogue. Our first
ías
FOR SALE—mill wood 1 home in this city Friday January left here at the lookout and Fieger
All the Time
shipment due Feb. 1st. Come and see
from Cody's mill $2.00 per lord 21, at the age of 71 years, He who was also left here for home
GAL-VA-NITE
ROOFING. Have you seen it? It’s
The fact that the MODERN Cod sold and delivered at lowest
leaves a wife and one daughter. duty. It is said to have bee 1 one oi
a roofing that will stand the test. Cheaper than
J. Jenkins, Prop.
WOODMEN is the largest fraternal prices
Miss Grace McCoy, who is a well the greatest feats ever accomplished
shingles.
Lasts longer.
insurance company in the world
— 1 - u^O
known musician. He also leaves bv a life saving crew on this coast
FENCING.
Pittsburg
electric weld. Poultry netting
must mean something to you. Think
i
Old slicktrs, oil coats and other three brothers and two sisters.
i
and barb wire
oiled rain apparel made water­
it over.
3-it
1 he funeral services were held at
The Thimble Club will be enter­
OUR PLUMBER can do plumbing that suits. Copper
proof again. Don’t buy a new the ho.ne Sunday, being in charge
one send the old one to the Ban- •of Rev-M. E. Coen, pastor of the tained this afternoon at the home o
and Galvanized iron work
First class job work a specialty. I don Steam Laundry.
Presbyterian church.
Nra C. Korth.
£1
Bandon Hardware Company
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