Bandon recorder., January 27, 1910, Image 2

Oregon'« Remarkable Health vague and indefinite, and the
language oi the hyperbole Itaibeen
Record
almost exhausted (Jittering gen­
pn'p s d t pirite il ■ 1. t> ■ mdthe'
adoptio. et constitnii
ad thè ♦
THE DAIRYMAN
election "f state oiticcj a d meinbers ft ft
of tl c •n.it
d H ai e ot ’< ■p
Scientists telt us that 6 cents’ worth
V- ti.
of uiilk has as much nutriment in it
lates tu thè protection of public in-
iu­ A* ft
steak, and it
US 1.5 ti'iiu' worth of
te e-ts ni reh i'Hi tu > xi-t :t ; and *
I« tnu'-li easier to digest.
propcsed land grants.
The Dual Purpose Cow.
eralties and highly colored pictures
have bet n disseminated, at ntany-l
i»stahct - to the detriment ot the
beat ‘iiterests oi the community.
Lack of information has been the
real fault oi such exaggeration, and
The dual i'iir|»«se cow may be all
OvO
any systematic plan to accurately i right a' some f.u nters. but she does
not give us much milk aa the dairy
CAME NEAR CHOKING 1'0 l<t A I 11
inform the absent investor ■ r im-| cow and eats considerably more, uor
mediately demonstrate to the in­ does she produce as much beef as the
A little boy. th« soli of Chris. 1».
coming visitor the oppor unity that tsM-f cow and eats just about as much. Petern<»U. tl Well »<ii*wii reslileut of
J ¡icxsiit.'. 11 It. Iowa, bad u stidd n an I
Value of the Silo.
exists to develop these resources,
The silo is the best method of pre vi ilvlit attack of cri up. Milch thick
should receive and undoubtedly will serving one of the la-st anil cheapest -tniigy phlegm cmne np after giving
receive, the co operation of all who milk foods there is. The man who can (!> a iP'eiiftii‘s t'oiicb Retui'ily. Mr.
i’etermin say-; •'1
"1 think t tv-
e would
have Douglas County’s advance­ grow corn suece.°sfufly, whether for have choked to death had we not
l>eef or milk, should not fall to have
ment at heart.
one. Then If tie can grow red clover given httr this remedy. For sale bv
Y. Lowe.
Douglas county,
ow ing to I or alfalfa well he is doubly blessed
Right Use of Separator.
«•lass ignorance, indifference and ■
Every user of a cream separatoi
petty differences and unintelligei t should
l>e careful to see that the ma­
Oh Oi.ls! Listen’
advertising, has not become known chine is not run at too low a speed,
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to investors and settlers nor ad­ Instances have been found where
from tliis cause skinimllk has cen­
vanced to the extent which have tallied
County Judge V m.u-ott rect i'e I
butter fat to the amount of 1
other less favored sections of Ore­ per eent. Tliis Is a costly mistake and i letter Irom a U'Xts Bay party thi*
gon. Douglas c unty and the city one that can easily lie re titled, it morning imploring the official t aid
has been deinoiistri'ted that the sepa-
of Roseburg have been until lately, tor run by a small gasoline engine is him m secufing a wife. Tile writer
notorious
for backwardness i .Reaper than the on" run by hand. In savs that l.e is good looking, has
> laiming the attention and interest tile liusliiess of dairying the small plenty «>f money, and is possessed
tilings count it Trent ileal
of the outside world.
Many ot its
of an affectionate disposiiiott. Witre
Skimmilk Is Valuable.
business men and moss-back land
A well known breeder of Guernseys Mr. Won.unit i- not ctigaced io
owners seem to nave passed into a when asked li< w he reckoned the value conducting a marriage bureau he
cataleptic trance, Aroused by th« ■ f skipunilk. nnsv-ereil as follows:
“If fed Io xotinz pigs less titan 200 s tvs he will do • wh.-tevt r possible
energy of such towns as Eugene, pounds weight, when live |iorl' Is to aitl the love sick man in his it -
and envious of the success that worth $.’> per hundred. I count skim- tempt t > combat with single blessed •
has atrended Eugece’s intelligent mllk worth 30 cents a hundred pounds. ne-s. Mr. Wonacott refuses to re
If fed to i trade Gu< rnsev heifer calves,
advertising campaign, a number of I count it worth from .50 to GO cents a veal the name ot the wri i t at
Roseburg’s bankers and me ch.tnts hundred That Is. I can sell the heif present intimating th it he vouid
have vitalized the work of their Com­ («rs at ten months of nge and make the await making public the details until
milk net m<* that per limulred. If fed
mercial Club wit ch will no longer to rev 1st cred calves It is certainly such time as the match is effected,—
work narrowly and selfishly lot worth from $1 to $2 [icr hundred Roseburg News.
'er I know of no other feed
Roseburg. In the new plan to be pounds
that will tr I. e up for a lack of skim­
carried out during 1910, the Club milk in - tiring a profitable growth
will seek to advance the interests on a calf. The nlv trouble I ever had State Treasurer of Penna.
skimmlll: was a lack of It. But
of the entire county and ttssexi ral with
the wav farmer- usually feed It and
Dead in Bed
thriving towns. It is aimed to ’nave ‘• r die P convinces tuo that they really
the Roseburg Commercial Club W'W bnt little of Its value."
and its Publicity Department oc-
Lancaster,
Pa
Jan.
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upy a simtl.tr relationship to Do'i «
Statg
Treasurer-elect
J.
A.
Stober
BEASON EVritBONEli
las County that tthe Citv oi Port­
Because meats nte so tasty they are was found dead in his bed this
land Commercial Club and the <)re eonsnnted in great excess. This leads morning at his home at Schoeneck,
gon Development l.eagm bear to Io stomach trouble, bilionsttrtss and in the northern part <»f this county,
the St ate ot Oregon. The ordinary , 'constipation lievise vonr diet, let 1 Ie w as elected state treasure) list
reason and not a pampered appetite
methods of mediocre men . h small control, then take a few doses of November and was to ha e taken
salaries has been tried and found f'lismberlain's Stomnch and Liver office in May.
weil
wanting. So it was alecided to sc Tablets mill yon will soon be
Mr. Tober was found dead by
again. Try it. For sale al Lowe‘R
cure the services of an expert in in- drug store. Sample free
his wife. The cause ot his death
dustrial upbuiltling, one whose ex
as heart disease. Mr. Stober had
perience and training along sound,
not been feeling well for several
economic, industrial and financial New Boat to Ply Waters of weeks, but did not deem the indis­
lines would insure the inbringing of
position serious enough to warrant
Siuslaw
overdue capital and the hi best
Mr. Si ober
calling in a physician,
grade of farmer and industrial
was 61 years old
worker.
The following which was taken
from the Florence West, no doubt,
refers to the steamer Liberty, rather
AN OLD EOGY LAID.
Says Pulpit is Obsolete
thm the steamer Favorite. It says:
Newark Ft t Tr i. mers I Provo That
‘The steamer Favorite which has
Girls Do Stick.
been at Coos Bay for a year or two
The followin;; is from the publicity
New York, Jan, 20 -“Is the pul
past, is soon to be brought to the committee of the Women's Trades Un­
pit. obsolete?’’ asked Dr. Felix Ad­
ion League of Greater New York:
Smslaw and go on tire run between
All organized women should join in
ler,
the
lecturer
and
author,
recently
CURED OK A REVIRE ATTACK OF BUON-
Florence and Mapleton.
congratulations to the liat trimmers ot
CHITIH BV CHAMBHRLAI n ’ s
and he answered “Yes.”
“The Favorite is a fine large Newark. At the cli.se of tin* nintIi
COUGH REMEDY
month of their long strike three facto­
“Falling church attendance,”
steamer witit two decks and two ries have opened under union condi­
“On October I8tb, last, my lil tie continued the speaker, “testifies to
and now it is only a question of
three .year old daughter contracted a the failure of the pulpit. Formerly cabins and can carry about 125 pas­ a tions.
few
weeks when the remaining live
sengers.
severe cold which resulted tn a bnd
will follow their example, it has been
ease of bronchitis ” savs Mrs. \V, G views on important subjects were
“Captain Ludwig Christensen, a hard struggle. I.ast January 2<t.<KMl
Gibson, Lexington, Ky., and whs a headed by the clergy. Now we
who
is well and favorably known to men and women refused to make bats
very sick child. Fortnnately we I read the views of bankers.
the people of this vicinity, will b. without the union label. There was
bad a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
suffering among the ranks of this little
“The best men are no longer
Remedy tn the boose and gave it to
in command of the craft and look army. Yet they stood firm, In June
the going into the pulpit. The age is
her according to directions. On
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second day she was a great ileal tret practical and men want visible re- aft *r the needs of the passenger-, the Hatters'association beg in to weak-
ter. and on the fifth dav.October 23d,
“The Favorit formerly plied on en. Ilrool I' ll aiid New Y >rk fuetories
thon the
site was entirely well of her cold and turns. In turn, the influx of inferior the Coquille and went from there t > ejiened mi'ler lair conditions.
< tidy Newark,
d
Orange.
1
tan
bury
bronchitis, which I attribute to this men diminishes regard fot the pul-
Coos Bay. It is the intention to that st rot- iilil of the Hatters' asso
splendid medicine. I recommend pit.
Ohamlterlain's Cough Remedy unre­
bring the boat here as soon is the elation, rcittse.i to use Hie l.lto l. the
iiittse of fair co i di
union's
“Oratory is dyii g out. In the
served as I have found it the surest,
weather is favorable for the trip on Lfions.
Newark
shows signs of
safest and quickest cure for colds, Pilgrim days men listened topr.-ach
.«coming
both for children and adults, of any 1 ing for nine h >urs at a stretch Now the ocean.
Tin1 hat trimmers are also to lie con-
I have ever used." For sale l>v C. Y.
“This is not the steamer Favorite I grain
la ted on I II«1 splendid way they
they
will
not
stand
for
more
than
25
Lowe.
will h was taken away from here ! have stood together. Out of a nieiD-
minutes.
some t enty years ago, but is a ! liership of tno only t ine have left the
| union, and three of these backsliders
----
ooc
newer and much huger boat.’’
“Know Your Own Country
■.re daughters of bosses.
Every in-
That Oregon has the most won­
derful climate of any part ci the
earth, and a climate which tends to
longevity, is the consensus of opin­
ion of all, as derived from the re­
markable report publishhed of Ore
aon Life Insurance Company at th«
close ot the year 1909, which shows
a total of over $3,265.000.00 in­
surance in force on the books, and
with but $9,000 death losses sus­
tained by the company since or­
ganization. April 12. 1906. This is
a most remarkable record, and has
never been paralleled in life in­
surance history.
It is said to be
unique, and is attributed by General
Manager Samuel to two great
causes. First, and of the most iin
portance, is the fact that Oregon’s
climate is such that it tends towards
health; and, second, the great record
is made through careful selection
of risks. What makes these figures
particularly interesting to the peo
pie of Oregon is the tact that Ore­
gon Life is the only life insurance
company which tontines all of its
business to the State of Oregon
exclusively, and no risk is taken on
any life greater than #10,000.
Interesting about Oregon Life
is the fact that it was founded bv
L. Samuel less than four years a<ro
and has been made to pay its
way from the start, and by reason
of its careful management has
given handsome returns to its policy­
holders. What are generally known
as stockholders in other companies
are simply guarantors in Oregon
1 ife. That is, no greater profit than
7 per cent on the money they have
put into this Company can ever
be earned by them Their own
money is earning it and their guar­
antee certificates can be retried when
the majority of the policy holders
demand it. It is a credit to Oregon
to have so magnificent a life insttr
ance company as Oregon Life,
Premiums tor life insurance can
now be kept in Oregon instead
ot being sent East to be manipulated
in Wall street.
Incidentally Oregon life is a splen­
did advertisement for the State of
Oregon. Its low death rate shows
the health condition of Oregon as
nothing else possibly could. Ore­
gonians can well afford to unite in
giving Oregon Life preference. It
is built on right lines, and is con
ducted by men who are prominent
in the affairs of Oregon
First”
A SPRAINED ANKLE
■ Ilicetnent has been offered to these 401)
brave girls. \s the long months pass­
ed and work elsewhere grew scarce the
Kill rHATlTF.RBIBI.F ITCHING
tcmpt.'itF'ii to accept the offer of tlie
Eczema, tetter «ml salt rheum keep manufacturers increased. Yet they
their victims in perpetual lorment. held out. Have not lite hat trimmers
1 be application of Chamberlains 1 of Newark forever laid the old bogy.
Salve will instantly allav this itching “Do girls stick?"
As a role a man will feel well satis-
tied if be can hobble around on '
crutches in two or three weeks after
spraining bis ankle, and it is often
[ two or three months before he is fully
recovered. This is an unnecessary
' loss of time, as by applying t’liam and many cases have been cured hv
. berlaiu's Liniment .as directe<t,a cute its use. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
may as a rule he effected tn less than ,
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one week‘s week tiuii tn tnatiy cases
witbin three days Sold by C. Y.
No New Stars on Flag Now
I .owe.
Under the above slogan the Com
mercial Club of Roseburg is setting
out to advertise the great resources
of Roseburg and Douglas Gountv
Mr. Darby
They have hired
Richardson, who for a number of
years was at the head of the Wail
Street department ot leading new
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York dailies, to manage their cam­
paign and are going about it in a Getting Down to Brass Tacks
systematic way.
Concerning the
project the Roseburg Review has
“t love you!’'
the fallowing to say:
“
Iv’e heard that before. "
The county of Douglas is such a
“
I worship you madly.”
large one and its resources and op
“Loose talk ”
portunities are so many and varied
•‘I cannot live without your love."
that few peoj le at home or abroad
‘
‘Get some new stuff ”.
correctly comprehend what they are
“
Will you marry me.”
No one knows exactly, or has a
“Well now there’s some class to
very accurate idea of, the extent ot
that.
” -Ex.
its landS'Suitable for fruit growing and
other culture, consequently prices J
vary widely. Advertising of Doug­
A big line oí granite w are and
las county lands heretfore has been dishes at the Racket Store.
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Professional Directory
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!. < _ aie Requested te Notify this Office on Election of Officers and on
L-.
•' Meeting Night. Cards under this Head are 50c per in., month
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Dr. Li. L,. Houston
Lewah Tribe No 48. Imp. O. R. M.
l'HYSlClAX
. i S cvci' i huisday evening at 8 run at
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’he B..iiu«.n \\ igin..n. Sojourning chiefs
. > good Muad.n,’ are cordially invited to attend.
W. T. Alien
G t Wilson,
C of R.
Sachem.
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OFFICE HOUKS: :
F * A.
IO a. nt. Io 3 t*
tu.
Residence in New Denholm Building
m.,
I., 7 7 |>.
p. ID.
tu. to
to 8 8 p.
p.
p • i
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>laL «1 com man ¡cations first Saturday
tier th full moon of each n oath. All Master
Masons corduliv invited.
J. A. '.¡orrison, W. M.
G. I I readgold, See i eUry
IDr I_i 1° Sorensen
DENTIST
Office Over Vienna Cafe
Telephone at Office and Home.
bANDON
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OREGU
I. 1». o. F
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jQ \NDON LODGE. No. 133. I. O O. F.
meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting
brothers in good standing cordially invited.
C. F. 1 homas, N. G.
A. J. I iartman. Secretary
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Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
No.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Bandon,
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Orfgen
Office \\ itb Bandon Investment Co
Dr. H- Ivi. Brown.
Resident Dentist.
(>4. Knights
Office in Banter Building
of
Office Hour»:
Pythias. Meets every Monday evening
at knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
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Dr. I .. P. Sorensen C. G.
B. N. I larrington K. oi R. S.
IV
Is’. BARROW
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COQUIEIaK.
ORE
Office over Skeel»' Store
Office Phone, Main 335;
restdence. Main 346
DR J. ID KELLEY
ROSSITE!«
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PHYSICIAN
BANDON
BANDON, OREGON
Attorney and Couuselor-at Law
WKeanae Camp No. 212 mecti evety fit
third Thursdays of each month. \ ¡siting
neighbors cordially invited.
R. W. Bullard, C. C.
: J. N. Hosking, Clerk.
t:.
9 to 12 M.. I to 5 P. M,
Phone.
Woodmen of the World
S»if.
THEA IHalt ll,
T.
S. C’OMMIMNIONKK.
I
KiMLchtM of PythlAH
LODGE,
SURGEON
OREGON
Physician and Surgeon
Office in Donald C harleston home, opposite
Presbyteiian church, Bandon, Oregon
Onice and residence in’Panter residence property
next door to B ijou Theatre
FANN OF F ANDON
ok i : i . on
BOARD OF
DIREC TORS:
J. L. Kronenberg, President. J. Denholm,
President; F. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank F lain, T. P. Hanly.
Vice
A general bank 1 I
ness transacted and customers given every accommodation con­
sistent with safe and . n .e. .ativ- banking
t ORRESf’ONDEN IS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco, Calil;
Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New York.
THE HARDWARE MAN
BRiDGE Ac BEACl I Stoves, Ranges and Heaters have in them to many excel lencier
dial 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 these household
and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case.
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
Our Assortment of Hardware, Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
Portland and Coos Bay Steamship Line
BREAKWATER
Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide
Sails from Ainsworth Dock, Portland, Wednesday at 8 P. M.
C. M. SPENCER, Agent Bandon
Undon
W. F. MILLER. Agent, Marshfield
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UNDER NEU MANAGEMENT
All. KINDS 01
BREAD, PASTRY AND CAKES ON HAND
Meals at all flours from (Í a m to 10 _ p tn. Special
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alten-
tion lo parties after dances or social gatherings and
only the I lost material wi'l be used
• our patronage kindly requested by
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M. SMITH, P rop
Formerly Steward on S. S. Elizabeth
Victory For Eight Hours.
A sntisf i' t'ir.i adjustment of the ill*-
fereti'es between the photo-engravers'
unious of Troy tinti Albany and their
employers was reni'heil a few days
ago after a - trike lasting three weeks.
The negotiations for the unions were
carried "it by International Vice Pres­
ident Peter .1 I‘i
and,Inti rnational
<' ■ 11 f' Tr." ttrer f.ottis A. Schwarz,
,i.l it Is dm* to the p: lienee and tact
■ ! Ilie-e two oli'.-iii
tlutt tlic mutter
-I'.-, e fol', d’l.tlrateil
t he men
• ii .111 merci e ot : i in their .sitile.
a I'liliictlon of
hi id tv-tour to
<• only ii few
hi the I. P. E.
will be visit-
rt:
orgititlzei < mid
Itx*
I.Ito the
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Washington, D. C. Jan- 19—N >
new stars can be added to the Ami r-
can flag before the summ' r of
1911, according to the plan undei
consideration in the S' nate Com
r y
Je
mittee on territoiies. The program
i-> said to have the endorsement <>i
T.ilt It provides tor reporting o
.nt entir ly new bill lor the admix- :
-ioit of New Mexico and Arizona as
states.
H ur
rhe Hamilton bill that passed th:T
House is led ired
tia >k y
the Senate Committee as it ioes n ’ t i fry nia Lt nt< .d r. r- > hkktms d
provide sufficient time oetween t. e ,.ta L- o; o Aarc.10u.se.. yoi
SHIELDS «V
id. 1« listirriiN ann
KENNEDY
W AGOXH AKKH*
W.-igoos of Ail Kinds Made to Order
Horseshoeing a Specialty
I» 1 \,\ < rk attended to proniplly and all work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
H i on.Id.. .Shop on Allvater Street, Bandon, Oregon.
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SPPPE
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RIVETED
X
Prices
A Splendid Overall
for every use.
Cut generous­
ly full. Two
hip pockets.
Felled seams.
Continuous
fly.
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HURHfY, GRANT 4C0
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VIENNA BAKERY AND CAFE
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL« '<
AT LAW,
EE1 S in K. of P. hdll every second and
fourth Fridays. Practice nights first Fri­
day of th<- month; So. al evening the 3d Friday
"i the month, zk cordial invitation extended to
ill members in good standing.
Maggie White, N. G.
1 Clara Goetz. Secretary.
^Ih.LPH!
SUKGEuA
Dr M. I,. Perkin»
A! .»»«»»lie.
P \N ) )X LODGE. No, IK)
Ac
t »ttioi- over Drug Store.
Hour*. 9 «<• It,
i.m. t :te to 4.1 in.; 7 to 8 in «lie evening.
Night ch II h miHwered from oltioe.
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