Bandon recorder., February 03, 1910, Image 4

discrepancy m profit somewhere
THE IDEALS OF LABOR
aljiig the line, w ho is?
Hum:»:
Published Every Thursday by the
1. The old prices were th«- prices ot
of Unionism Are the High­
PHJ!oscphy «rinciples
Anytbing you want io
est Ever Taught by Man.
Recorder F’u.lDielY.ing Company
the days before the Beef Trust
Cabmet Work. Fatteruf,
A long time ago It was said "The
.
3T. SMITH
O- XL JCOPIT, ...
Managing JGcUtor the days nf independent butchers,
Model».
voice of the people is the voice of
newspaper
baa
God.
”
and
many
a
Muhbcription, fl 50 per Year in A Ivanee. Advertising Kate* Ms>le
who went out into every l«x.a1
GAVE IT A START
adopted this motto, The newspaper
Job Work a Specialty
Known on Application. Job Printing a Specialty
i countrvside and bought the stock
baa not always voiced the sentiments
Entered iff the Bandon FoatofHoe uh Second Claw Matter.
I'ftAN'KUIN invente«! the lightninc.
Obi UH ('loHets.Sideboard«.
of the people. but the people have al­
th- v buidiered aiwf retailed to the B Or. rati ■* he captured the stuff,
Pici tire Fra me» a n d
fie sent uji i .* kite in a rainstorm
ways expressed the will of God. lí
THURSDAY
y
February 3, 1910 consumer. Since then, as a matter
And <alle
M ouldiug» made to ortler
any man would know what God is
Since tiu 1 >**.- pave ¿really improved it
First class Work
Cali
of course, we have hi<! the benefit
thinking about let him keep close to
And turn
>t and made’it obey
and see me in Blackerby
Until with the wonderful fluid
the people. Mr. Gladstone once said,
has to scar on wings to get anywhere of the trust business methods, Con
The Timberman
bmldiug,
oppotìite Re­
We <10 a wt-ek’» work In a day
”1 painfully reflect that in almost ev­
corder
office.
Short.*!
within
peeping
distance
of
the
wild
centration has led to economy in For years 'Mi.lhv iob it was loafing
ery great political controversy of the
The January number of the Tim
possibie
lime.
Satisfa
c-
And .Hit t»r uh never a tap.
last fifty years the leisured classes, the
liou guaranteed
the conduct of the meat business It wouldn't turn wheels qp light alley»
berman Is a special irrigation issue eyed monster.
Ami iiu.l, on tiie whole. quite a snap.
educated classes, the wealthy classes,
ts it has in every other line of bus­ It Win Irin t r.:i auto»—how could It
and it is a hummer from start to
the titled classes, have been In the
Him. autor liad not leen designed?—
W. W. BINGHAM
mess.
Such
is
Or
.1.1
us
a
message
by
wireless
wrofig.”
The common people, the
tite
boast
’
of
trust
finish. The Timberman is one of
BANDON. OREiiON
th ilo any work ot that Kind
toilers, the ineu of uncutnuiou sense—
Election Reforms
philosophy.
But whil< there has
the greatest magazines of its kind
to
these
we
owe
a
debt
of
gratitude.
Blit now shire we have it in training
4
’.« leading a strenuous day.
Twenty-five years ago a famous
Much progress has been made been relative cheapening of this sor’, It It runs
in the country today, and if it
Administrator’s Notice
th«- Oku bin«' in the workshop
French
statesman said that the social
And
seeni>
m
regard
it
as
play.
keeps on with its rapid strides it during the past twenty five years there has been steady and |»ositivc It tiiriushes H-;i»t for the parlor,
problem is a tad u | h > u wince serious
it gAes in the Kitchen and cooks.
will not be long until it has them ovard more honest and *decen.' increase of price to the consumer And
minded statesmen should waste uo
just tor u change it gets busy
Notice i* hereby given, That the county court
linjiiov ing inila^iv's good looks.
time. Today no thinking man will of Coos county. Oregon has appointed Walter J.
that
we
sulier
7
’
hese
facts
suggest
elections.
Much
remains
vet
to
lie
all distanced. Geo. M. Cornwall,
deny that the social problem is the Sabin, as administrator of the estate of A. B.
had never Impounded
from too much hog instead of too It 'Ll Franklin
•
the editor is a hustler and keeps up done.
most important which confronts us. Sabin deceased and all persons having claims against
• : tiuig oa the string of his Kite
U't rii ’ 1 n. this day be depending
No
election
precinct
ought
to
Tèleg
ram.
There
are thousands of men who are the said estate, are hereby required to presen
little.
-
to the times in every particular.
On kerosene oil for our light.
the same, duly verified, to the undersigned within
being deluded by the vain hope that six months from date he-eof at Bandon, Orqjon.
We
!d - >1 eke rides on the trolley.
contain more than 300 voters. The
We could not < all up on tiie phone.
if they can abolish the labor union
Dated at Bandon. Oregon, this 20th day of
And a? tor the newfangled airships,
small precicnt would enable voters
STOMA« »! TROUBLE ci reu
they will have solved the labor ques January 1910.
Their
flights
would.
1
fear,
be
uutlcwn.
Served Him Right
WALTER J. SABIN, Administrator.
ticu. These men forget that the labor
If you bttvt* any trouble with your
to be known and would thus lessen
2-5t
union is not the labor question. If
'
stomach
yon
sbomtl
take
Chatuber-
Here is what happened to young j the opportunities for fraud and dis-
every labor union in existence were to
' lain*» ¡Stomach and Liver Tablets.
be wiped olll tint :iy the labor question
Waldorf Astor, the pampered ren I honesty.
Mr. J. I*. Klote of Edina,* Mo., »ays;
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
would still I m - present.
“I have used a great tunny dtfTeret»!
egade who expatriated himself and
Department of the Interior,
No candidate ought to
I be per- medicines for stomach trouble, but
Some day will- shall cease, but If we
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg, Ore.,
wait initii that edict comes from 11 so
went to England because the op­ mitted to spend any sum of money lind Ctiambei lam's Stomach and
January 18, 1910.
Can Feel It
called pea> e < oijeietK e at Elie Hague
Liver Tablets more beneficial than
Notice is hereby given
that
Mary E.
portunities were so much belter toward hauling voters to the polls any zither remedy I ever used.
1 rather think iliat ojr phu«»nce will Dunnui.. widow Harlan P. Dunning, deceased,
• ladies to Che
tie exua'.'.s'ie i.
Some day war shall of Marshfield. Oregon,# who, on June 14,
monster hats
for crooking the pregnant hinges j at a primary or general I election. •>ale-by (J Y. Low«».
cease, bui it will be when the organ­ 1906. made Homestead Application, (02022),
re patiently r#*-
of the knee at the shrine of royalty Voters unwilling to go cf their ow n
wo
ize.! wnrki: gmeii of the world shall de­ No. 14113, for lots 3 and 4, Section 4, and lot
.signed.
clare
that they will no longer go out I. section 5, township 30 south, range 14 west,
than in fifth avenue. New York, | tccord ought to be permitted to re
For. wearing them
Halley’s Comet Du
to shoot down their fellow workers iu Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention
they know that
Io make five final year proofto establish claim to
was a candidate for a seat in parlia­ , main at home The law already pro­
order to satisfy the greed, tiie selflsh- the land above described, before the Register and
they
Pacific
on
May
18
of
their
rulers,
no
uess.
the
ambitions.
ment and on Saturday last the hibits electioneering within ioo feet
Receiver of the U. S. Land Office at Roseburg,
Have something
matter who they might be. In other Oregon, on the 8th day of March, 1910.
voters used him as a mop with of the polls. It ought to go further
on their mi nd
words, organized labor will call a
Claimant names as witnesses:
great universal peace strike, for who
Robert P. Hunt,
of Bandon, Oregon.
which to mob up the earth. Natural and prohibit the employment of
Oakland. C-d.. Jin- 24—Halley's
John C. Shields,
“
“
suffers more than does the working­
Sylvester S. Shields,
ly his candidacy was based upon ! carriages for the |Hirpose of elec- otnel will give the Pacific coast a
man. his wife and his children during
Theodore 11. Shaw
a time of international strife?
close brush,this year on May r8. be­
support of the house of lords. The 1 tioneering.
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
Tin* principles of organized labor are
tween the hours of 4 and 10 o’clcck
3-6t
Register.
Christian
principles,
the
highest
prin
­
voters seemed esj ecially anxious to
It would be legitimate to hire a p. m. and the "brush” will be
ciples ever taught by any man. If I
hooling Them.
set the seal of their contempt upon a ' hall for a public meeting or to piint something spectacular, says Prof.
NOTICE Oh ADMINISTRATION
has Inumi a new field. There were not a preacher I would aspire to
patent leather snop who would I circulars or speeches. It would bj Charles Burkhalter of the Chabot Is another waste place it can make become the best kind of a labor lead-
Notice is hereby given, that by order of the
er. anti if I were to become such 1 County Court of the State of Oregon in and
glad.
desert his own country to seek of­ legitimate to pav the expense of C bservatory.
A Connecticut Yankee, not having would hold my head as high as any for the County of Coos, made on the 15th
7'he earth will then pass through aqy order-« 'or wooden
to man's, because I would feel th.Tt to me day of January 1910, John A. Harnblock was
fice in another, ft is hoped that one printing posters advertising meetings
•had been intrusted the future of vast duly appointed executor of the Estate and Iasi
whittle
<i«t.
lias
p.iiti
’
<-(l
a
spider
on
his
the last of the 20,000.000-mile tail
result of the election will not be to or defining
numbers of working people, and it will and testament of John Hamblock deceased;
I
principles.
Publicity of the celestial visitor, and the re­ bald head to scare away the fli«‘S.
would require of me the very bast that that b Iters testamentary with the will annexed
'I
In-re
are
great
possihflitles
tor
coin
drive him back, to this country might be
have been duly issued to the said John A. Ham-
permitted through the sult ought to be as <'azzlii g a fort in this No artist nee»l starve 1 could give.
bloclc, and that he is now qualified and acting.
A
little
while
ago
a
Chicago
trades
again.
Therefore all persons having claims against the
columns of newspapers.
Any elec­ piece of fireworks as the present now nor will!«» aw.-iy th«> time
unionist
and
his
wife
dedicated
to
tiie
washing tm. es
ll<> can get out his
said estate, are hereby notified to present the
th<
lirtle eighteen- same with proper vouchers to the said executor
tioneering that appeals pul licy to generation ever witnessed.
brush nut! picture the most terrible cause of labor
Whether < r not the earth’s dive monsters rind, if th«* owner of i tie months-oid baby, I i :> v> hough i about at Bullards, Oregon, within six (6) months
Use Bandon Made Goods
very body might
be considered
that a great many limes, and I believe from the 24th day of February 1910, the date
through the comet’s tail will mean li«-ad can staini it. give the flies a that the day will come when other ot
final publication of this notice.
change
of
scene
each
month.
But no electioneering anything more than a dazzling starry
One of the most effective ways legitimate.
JOHN A. HAMBLOCK.
parents
will
dedicate
their
children
to
\V<* st*e no reason Sts the
Executor of the Estate and Last Will and Test­
the
cause
of
labor
as
Samuel
wtisdedi
coffsist
of hiring spectacle, Professor Burkhalter will want'd and the* artist gathered
for Bandon people to advance the wh'ch shpuld
ament of John Hamblock, deceased.
enee why tn* shouldn't send, th«* bo- cated to the temple service, and when GEO. P. TOPPING, Attorney for Estate.
men
for
the
work
of
election
day not predict. He only says:
interests of this city is by using
Christian men will enter the work of
reaved li.'.ld bond Into winter quarters
3-5t
"Wait and see.’’
with a luxurious crop of hair painted the labor movement in tiie sarne spirit
Bandon made goeds.
We have ought to be considered legitimate.
and with the same devotion as others
ou it.
Congress ought to speedily enact
who are consecrating their lives to the
more industries here turning out the
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
work of tiie Christian ministry, and
Might
Be
In
Time.
Department of the Interior.
finished product than any other a law requiring the publication of
Brothers Die Same Day
when, in the name of God. they will
“No offense, you know."
U. S. L and Office at Roseburg, Oregon,
fight
the
battles
of
our
common
hu
­
January 24, 1910.
town in Coos county and while we ill campaign suliscriptions, wherein
“l-’or what?”
“Well. w<- were discussing who was manity. No nobler task could come to
the
election
of
a
member
of
con
—
Notice is hereby given that George Moland,
do not want to knock the other
Chico, Cal., Jan. at—Charles the world 's greatest intin.”
any man. and that task may be yours.
whose postoffice address is Bandon, Oregon,
—
Rev.
Charles
Steizle.
gress)either
a
senator
or
represent
­
“
And
will
should
I
tie
miffed?
”
P.unketl died in this city Tuesday
towns, we certainly do w mt to
did on the 22d day of April, 1909, file in this
“Well, you see. we didn't mention
office Sworn Statement and Application, No.
ative) or a president of the United morning of tuberculosis. Tuesday your
build up Bandon.
boy, but tie hasn't grown up yet.”
04914, to purchase the nw 1-4 of se 1-4, »ec­
Advertise
in
the
R
ecorder
and
night William Plunkett, brother of
tion 9, Township 29 S., Range 14 West. Wil­
We have lumber nulls, shingle States is concerned.
vou will get-results.
lamette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under
His Tailor's Bill,
i Charles, expired in McCleoud of the
z
No
man
is
ever
elected
corruptly
the provisions ol the act of June 3, 1878, and
mills, planing mills, brRom handle
He is nw fully bard up.”
same disease.
I acts amendatory, known as the “Timber and
That limo?”
mill, ice plant, brewery, woolen mill, vho is ever an honest official utter-
Coquille River Transportation I Stone Law” al such value as might be fixed by
Yesterday morning the funeral of
Yea.’*
appraisement, and that, pursuant tA such ap­
cigar factory, creamery, bakeries w’ird.
lie doesn’t look it.’*
j Charles Plunkett was held from the
plication, the land and timber thereon have
Co.
’
s
Schedule
The ballot IS the foundation of our
That’s why.”
b«ren appraised, $100 the timber estimated 250,-
j Catholic Church in this city.
At
brick yard, foundry and machine
I
(XX) board feet at $ ,4o per M, and the land
government,
Every
means
ought
Leave»
Arrives
the same time the last rites were be
Not In These Days.
$ nothing; that said applicant will offer final
shops, steam laundry, veneer plant,
I
proof in support of his application and sworn
Bandon
Coquille
to be taken to make it pure.—Des i ing said over the body of the young “A womtiit will have her way.'
and other factories of greater or less
statement on the 12th day of April, 1910 before
you
‘•That may lie. blit I can te
(
6:00
a
m
H:30
a
n>
' man in the Siskiyou county town.
Coquille,
Moines Capital.
A. D. Morse, U. S. Commissioner at hi» office,
some
of
them
don't
like
their
I 1.00 p tu
proportions.
3;00 p m
at Bandon, Oregon.
William Plunkett was age«! 35 a little bit.”
Dispatch,
7 ffX) a n>
10:00
a m
Any person is at liberty to protest this pur­
All Bandomans want to see a
i years, while his brother in this city
Favorite,
i:30 p nt
4HNlp m chase before entry, or initiate a contest at any
No Time For Sleepy Heads,
time before patent issues, by filing a corroborated
manufacturing city built up here,
- was but 23. A father, mother and
A pretti girl gets on the line
Leave»
Arrives
affiidavit in this office, alleging facts which
Is
it
Really
a
Question
of
And calls you up by phone
j sister survive.
and we can easily have it if the peo­
would defeat the entry.
Coqnille
Bandon
I
And ask you to come down tonight.
BENJAMIN F. JONES.
As she is all alone.
ple will use Bandon made goods
7:3() a tu
it) 30 a tn
More Hogs?
Register.
You go o'.d find that It is so
4-IOt
9.')C a tn
11.30 a m
And nay till almost nine.
and at the same time induce our
Coipiille, ■
Notice of Dissolution
And when you < all her up again
4.(KI p m
5.30 p tn
Butchers in Kansas Citv, w here
* You get the “busy” sign.
friends to do the same.
Dispatch. i.OO p nt
5.00 p m
I the anti-meat-eating boycott seems
60 YEARS*
Phe partnership heretofore exist
Anything that tends to aid in
7’be Coquille connects with the
EXPERIENCE
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
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to have been taken up more vigor- ing under the name of Pickett X
trains at Coquille for .Marshfield and
any of these establishments helps to
One reason why women are quick Myrtle Point.
ously than in any other city, are in Hollenbeck on the first day of Jan.
w
J
L j
build up a greater Bandon. Try
" ¡ * w ■ ■ . H
Is because they have to be to keep up
1910
dissolved
by
mutual
A.
D.
Ptie
up
river
passengers
cau
co£i-
w ■
I
a defiant mood.
Relying upon
with the changing styles.
«
the experiment a while and see how
to Bandon on the Favorite and have
consent, Ada Nettie Hollenbeck to
4
the strength of habit that is manifest
it works.
assume all debls and receive all ac-
There me lots of pi>ople up in the three hours here iu which to do their
trade mark *
in human nature, they say that the counts
air now who can't navigate airships rading and other business.
D esign *
C
opyrights A c .
sr sail earthward on parachutes.
effect of any such boycott can only
Ada Nettie Hollenbeck
AnTona sending a sketch and description may
qntckly ascertain onr opinion free whether ru
POR
invention is probably patentable. Conitnunlca*
High Cost of Living
E.
J.
Pickett.
The iridescent glow surrounding
be temporary and as a matter ol in*
Hon* strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents
*ent free, oldest agency for «ecurlDgpatents.
picnics fades, pales and disappears
Patents taken through Munn A t o. receive
An eastern paper in trying to cidental consideration, they ask the
Toys,
Notions,
Dishes,
it hi>u you get close enough to see the
Fprrial
without charge, in the
ants on the sandwiches.
Presbyterian Church
solve the problem of the high cost j consumer to blame the farmer who
Ladies’ and Children’s Furnish*
? handsomely Illustrated weekly. T.srgest clr-
of living finds that in many instances j is not raising hogs enough.
ings, Men’s Shirts and
When it is cool and fragrant we vote
* ulntion of any r < lentille journal Terms. S3 a
. ir: four months. SL Bold by ah newsdealers.
for
summer
forever,
but
when
it
is
Sunday school every Sunday at
there is no reason
for the
“Bick to the «oil” is not merely
Overalls
hot and vKuid we feel that we could
/5UNN
& Co. »"25 ” F ’8 Rt- —
N “
Branch
Washing
WE ARE JI ST RECEIVING
high prices of products except the good advice it is also good aigu io a. m; Christian Endeavor in the always do without it.
A LARUE STOCK OF
mere fact of desire for greed on the inent- that is to say, it is plausible evening. Preaching every Sunday
It reali? seems as if notice ought to
except the fourth Sunday of the
HOLIDAY GOODS
part of the middle men. For •in- ' argument as the Kansas City butch­ month. ' Visitors, welcome.
be served on the dogs that Sirius is I
AT THE
now about to put one in for them.
stance in the case of meat, which ers choose to use it in th e matter of
M. E. C oen . Minister
Some of us feel like calling frantical­
is considered one of the greatest es­ meat and price thereof.
When
ly for help every time work pots its
City Transfer
sentials in food stuffs, a retail butcher prices are high who should be t >
bend up in «>ur vl iuU>. and the only
All
kinds
of draving and traiister- thing that <-:itis<>s us to refrain is the
was found to get $119.75 for a beef blame but the farmer? When he
wouldn't re-qioiid.
ing
FOR SALE—mill wood, knowledge that help
__
•
which brought the farmer $40 mak­ was selling his hogs from 4 to 6
from Cody's mill S2.00 per load Some people know lietter ns they get
MCCALL PVOTRNS
s
■ itrd for «tyle, perfect fit. »imp < it- ■ • '
ing a profit of $79.75 or nearly 200 cents on the hoof, bacon was retail­ Cod sold and delivered at lowest
older, and others know worse.
t
...ilit, m arl, 40 jresr».
Sro.t is i. .-
t
re til, anti ton*n in Ike L’nitetl Si-t*. : I
per cent and it found conditions t< ing at 8 to 12 cents. The farmer prices
J. Jenkins, Prop.
C.nitlt, ->t bt mail direct. Mote •• I Ii t
. y oth-r make.
Send lor tie« cnlalnfv.
It keeps us guesKinir sotnetimes to
be much the same in other lines of [now receives 9 cents for hogs, an
I
.Lb’S MAGAZINE
tell the difference between bruverf and
N"v]y furnished large light rooms
Vi -• »uhsen—ra than «ny other fa.! i n
meat. This same investigation is advance of 50 per cent, and the; Chas. Eage nos taken charge o too I inline»».
i-e gatine m Ilion a month. Invaiuab'e. 1
7 -‘iepLone
Electric Light»
t t »vie«, pattern», dre»»makiny, n>i1li»>rr,
i
p .t n wwi-.g, f .ney needlework, hairitremn- ,
carried into the other food products i consumer puts up a fancy price of the Western Home Boarding house,
Tnr* sutnimT girl I« got: r such a Rented by single night, week or
etiquette, «r-—d .tone*, etc. On ▼ 60 cent* i
ye.ir < - orth double), including a lr< e pattern
formetly
occupied
by
W.
L.
David
­
month
deep
coat
of
inn
tint!
‘
•tie
will
not
and is shown that the producer is 22 to 28 cents for ba on. an increase
Suh.enbe today, or »end for »ample copy
n whe’her
son and will guarantee courteous know :it tl><’ end of ti e •
WONnERFLL INDUCEMENTS
INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF
not getting exorbitant pric«?s for of 150 per cent or thereabouts.
If
to enrich the druggists < r to qualify ag
i . Arent*. Po.tal bnnp» premium catalog»
treatment to both transient and an oriental beant.v.
..nd ries-cash prite offer». Addrc»»
what he taises while the consumer i the farmer is not responsible lor this home trade. 4ctf.
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BANDON
STEAM
LAUNDRY
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Scientific American.
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