Bandon recorder., March 31, 1910, Image 4

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■Bandon Recorder
The new s dots profess to be the
School Report
Canada After Meat Trusts
nly brand that is working fur p<»li-‘
THE WORKER’S SHARE.
Published Every Thursday by the
tical righteousness. But when men
Idea Gaining (around That He Be
Report of the Bandon public
Recorder PudoiEtiing Company.
■ nd sets of men talk in that lingo.
Provided For In Old Age. .
Winnipeg. Man.. March 23 Pub
A
schools for the sixth school month
George >V. Perkins of .1 I’. Morgan
lie 0W4H iship yf til« picking It.. «..
O K KOPF, -
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Managing ~F3d itor usually they see only their own way
& Co., bankers, in an nddres- rvveutlj S
ending Friday, March 8, 1910.
of Canada fs one < the plans of the 1.1 <le I h .are the National Civic federa
SubscriptioD, $1 50 p«r Year ir. A vance. Advertising Rates Ma>l*
nd their own profit, and are worth
Grade 1, Mrs. Kopf, Teacher — government meat commission meet tiou diaeusred profit sharing wticmes.
Known on Application. Job Printing a Specialty
-harp locking after. —Oregonian.
age pen» n plans, cm; I ; .•••*' lia­
Entered al tbe Bniidou PoatotMee aa Second Class Matter.
Enrollment for year 49; entollment ng here today. l*F>< commission old
bility agree! ■
nnd Hie «, .* and
for month 46; daily attendance 40; •vas appointed to investigate charges took the i.i o. .. grout <1 unit 1.1. v an re
Many Coming This Spring
THURSDAY
business matters, not charities. He
March 31, 1910
per cent of attendance yj. times late hat a meat trust, fostered by biscd his argument iip«»n tbecl ii.ii tint
That people are kjoking to Ore
American packers, is operating in successful industry must l>e self suit­
<>; roll of b.onoor 18.
Manitoba.
porting nnd should not rely uo.u the
gon foi futuie homes is becoming
The Man Who Wins
Get Together
Grade 2, Miss. Marsh? Teacher—
state or society lu general to care for
The
commission
first
recommend
The R ecorder has always ad­ mere and more evident each year. Enrollment fpr year 46; enrollment d that an abattoir be established those who had l>eeu among its Impor­
Few men follow the straight lines
tant factors.
This is the best state in the union
of logic. Many start off to reason, vocated the policy of a united Coos
for month 44; daily attendance 38; »y the government for the slaughter
"If profit sharing, pensions, insur­
for
homeseekers
and
we
are
glad
to
ance
nnd tiu* like mean nnytbiug."
county,
in
which
the
people
of
the
»f
animals
at
slight
public
cost.
pur
cent
of
attendance
96;
time-
but do not think to the conclusion.
said Mr. 1’.Tains, speaking from expe­
note
that
good
people
are
coming
late 1; roll of honor 18;
Later it is expected that the gov­ rience, “they mean co-operation l>e
They allow their wishes to deter Coquille valley and Coos Bay could
here.
On
this
point
he
ernment
will go, into the whole tween < i|<i.d and labor, co-operation
Grade
3,
Miss
Radley.
Teacher
—
Oregonian
Somewhere on dl work together for the advance,
mine the result.
I
Enrollment
for
year
48;
t
nrollment
»usiness
of
meat packing and that it in the bru.nlest, most helpful form If
If Coos sass: From present indications
profit sharing me,ans anything, if pro­
the way they purposely falsify the ment of the entire coun’y
viding for old age means anything, if
the 1910 Spring colonist movement I for month 45; daily attendance 42: may take charge or appoint a num
Bay
advances,
then
the
Coquille
syllogism to make the result please
la-r of packing house supervisors.
caring for those who lieeomc ill or in­
pci
cent
of
attendance
93;
times
late
will bring into Oregon a larger
jured while in tlie service means any­
their hopes. Or if they do reason valley will likewise advance, and
2; roll of honor 14.
thing. it should mean the fostering of
number
of
new
citizens
than
has
Grade 4, Miss Lusk, Teacher—
to a logical conclus'on correctly, and vice versa but witii half of the county
tlie interests of men in their work."
ccme
here
before
in
any
single
Enrollment
for year 39; enrol
One of the largest benefit associa­
it disappoints their desire, they go pulling against the other half both
tions.
that of tlie International liar
year,
Perhaps the best feature of inent for month 34; daily attend­
The housewife who takes n Just vester company, provides two .tears'
deliberately back to so change the will be the loser.
ance 29: per cent of attendance 94; pride in a clean kitchen nnd dining pay for death <’ • to an accident, ofte
One of the things that is most this movement, as compared with
premises that what they wished
room floor will doubtless appreciate it year's pay for death duo to sickness
the preceding periods, when col­ times late 2; roll >f honor 15.
If the muddy boots or overshoes are and half pay for disability due to
needed
here
at
present
is
better
mail
for appears logical.
Grades I, 2 and 5, Miss Latimer, left In tile back room and some light­ either
accident or sickness. The com­
onist
rates
were
in
force,
lies
in
Teacher—Enrollment for year 38; er, cleaner footwear put on when the pany contributes $.*0.000 a year to tlie
Hard, courageous thinking is the service The Coos Bay people are
the excellent character and respon enrollment for month
fund and enipio. ees belonging con­
33; daily at- men enter the living rooms.
postulate of success, At best our constantly kicking about the ser­
tribute 2 p»r cent of their wages.
sibility
of
the
newcomers,
Oregon
tendance
27:
per
cent
of attendance
Further than this, the company main­
foresight is feeble because we do vice, ami it is said by many, that
Knew Where He Was.
i 92; times late 5; roll of honor 11.
has
been
well
advertised
during
the
tains
an old age pension st stem and
not accurately know facts.
But the poor service we are getting is
“When I was studying la Boston," expends a considerable amount of
Grade 5, Miss Rosa, Teacher
past
few
years,
and
the
advertising
said a musician, "they used to tell a money in current welfare work.—
there is less danger as to the facts the direct result of their constant
Enrollment for year 43; enrollment tale altout a man named Harper, an Pennsylvania Grit.
has
not
been
of
a
character
that
belli
than there is with our own logic. kicking. This paper will not make
tor month 41; daily attendance 35; odd old character, who played a trom­
bone in one of the small theaters
out hopes to the idle ami shiftless
this
assertion
but
we
Every farm worth $100 per ncre
will sav that
per cent of attendance 93: times late there. One time they were reliearsiug
Cause and effect are sure.
•hot:Id
have a herd of dairy cows, a
but
few
of
that
type
taking
advan
o; roll of honor 20
a new overture. Throughout the piece
Why
Close thinking and an »bedient there should be a remedy,
flock of fifty sheep, a silo and a ins-
Harper
was
a
little
behind
the
rest
of
lage of the low rates. The state is
Grade 6 Miss Murphy, Teacher—
nure spreader.
spirit would lead all of us to far not all of Coos and Curry counties
the men. Before they started it a sec­
in need of men who have a few Enrollment for year 40; enrollment ond time the leader reproved Harper
happier results than is common. get together on this proposition and
It is not ouiy the height of cruelty,
dollars to invest in a home or a farm, for month 30; daily attendance 29; for not coming in more regularly with but bad management, to keep an ac­
thé other players. When they attempt
Step by step the chain must be form some kind of a scheme 10 put
anil are willing to work and wait per cent of attendance 97; times late ed it again Harper came in, as usual, tive, full lived horse, or. for that mat
humbly followed.
Logic guides, up to the post office department and
two or three beats behind time. The ter, an old plug, tied up In a stall week
for the rewards which are certain to o; roll of honor 26.
leader
stopped and, after letting loose after week without driving it or giv­
then
stand
by
it
until
something
is
and the brave man plods on per­
Grade 7, Miss Walker, Teacher- -
a lot of profanity, demanded to know ing it opportunity for exercise by ca­
fallow
well directed effort
or
Enrollment for year 38; enrollment if the trombonist knew lie was playing vorting about in a yard.
fectly willing to obey. At whatever done. If better service can be se­
judicious investment. We also need for month 31; daily attendance 29; about half a dozen notes behind the
cost of invested precious time, labor cured by the mail for this valley
Self Protection.
men who will go out into the for­ per cent of attendance 95, times late others.
“You didn't really need a wig.”
or money when reason clearly coming over the Middle Foik road,
“Hat’per nodded. 'That's all right,’
“T was driven to it. Now the bar­
ests and fields anil work faithfully o; roll of honor 20.
said he. ‘I can catch up with the oth­ ber won't try to sell me any tonics
shows that a plan is futile it should and the Coos bay’ mail c tiling over
Grade 8 Miss Gearhart, Teacher- ers any time 1 want to.’ ’’—Philadel­ or nair restorer."—Louisville Courier
without holding a stop-watch to
phia Telegraph.
be dropped. Make the change and the Coos Bay wagon road, then let
Journal.
insure against working a minute or Enrollment for year 3s; enrollment
us recommend that, or if it is better
make it quickly.
I for month 33; daily attendance 30;
two over union hours.
Back.out. Stop Get right by lor it to all come over the Middle
per cent of attendance 94. times late if Special Sunday Dinner.
o;
roll of honor 13.
Fork
road,
then
that
is
the
way
it
r< asoning. It is the ship’s compass.
High Priced Orchard Land
You Are at Home Here
High
School, H. C. Ostien. Prin.
The fool alone quarrels with the should come, but whatever we do
A ten acre orchard up in the Mrs. Ostien and Miss Rodgers, As­
should be a united action and if we
needle.
sistants-- Enrollment for year 48;
To acquire this submission to logic go at it in that way the post Hood River valley sold recently for enrollment for month 39: daily at •
one must begin early. The boy who office department will have some re $19,000 and judging from former tendance 35, per cent of attendance
will do only what he wishes to do, sped for our efforts, and grant any performances of the orchards in that 95; times late o; roll of honor 18.
1
SUMMARY
unthinking, will never later on get concessions possible. We also need section the buyer will make good
Total enrollment for year 424: en­
tiie rock of consequences. The at least one good all the year round interest on his money, People who
rollment for month 376; daily at­ i
youth who is false tc himself, that is wagon road between Coos county, have been m the Hcod river
GOOD CLEAN HOME COOKING
tendance 334; per cent of attend
who bends his reason to suit his and Roseburg. This we can get if country, sav that we have all the ance 94; times late 10; roll of honor
desires is taking the temp -r out of we pull together, in fact we can do advantages for raising apples in »73-
the steel of his brains every time lie most anything we want to by con­ Coos county that they have in
Roll of Honor includes pupils
Board And Room
Board And Room
Hood
river
and
even
more,
thus
it
neither
late
nor
absent
for
the
month.
certed
action, while practically
does it.
By The Day $1.00
By the week $5.00 h
Begin rally in life to obey the nothing can be accomplished bv will be easily seen what can be dime The following students of the high
school
have main! fined a standing of
with thé thousands of acres of land
J
process of discovering a future sit intagonistic methods.
A for the month in the subjects
I
in
this
county
that
are
now
1
tying
nation by the telescope of thinking
named
A equals 95 to 100 per
-, -f-j- ■'*. »'■.
clearly what it ought to be by facts Bosses Fighting Each Other idle. What we need is people and cent.
í THÉIMPROVE o
transportation.
People to till the
Ray Watkins, Ge»tg ■ Moland.
known and averages past. The law
A Splendid Overall
Observe that manv who rail and
soil
and
put
out
orchards.
I
«nd
George
Strang,
1
¡¡ah,
of averages wins a fortune because roar at bosses and call them enem
for every use.
; era! bistort .
Cut generous­
there is such a law. The lie of luck ies of the people take care to pu' to go into '.arious \iiids of «li
Wynona Pat'«r-o-i L
ly full. Two
loses fortunes because there is nr, itemselves in control of things. tied farming, be-.tuse we cm r.iist ge bra.
hip
pockets.
1
almost anything in Oregon.
\V<
such thing as luck.
Felled seams.
Lur.t Morgan, algel rt
1'liere’s Champ Clark, who charges
Continuous
Good luck is itself often a very it Cannon, vet whips all his own I need transportation to get our
Ernest Wa kins alg< br 1, Eugii-.
fly.
¡general history.
COPPER
grave misfortune because it dis- herd tightly into line. There’s La I ducts to market If we get ail 1
riveted
Ralph
Christensen,
algc-br
and
we
are
sure
to
do
so
soon.
God
r.i
MURPHY, GRANT & CO.
turbs the reasoning power, What Eollette, who howls’ at other kind
Manufacturers
Grace Wood, algebra.
anrl
nature
will
do
the
rest.
SMfiMrnti
fihfwM
is called good luck has a basis of of leadership than his own, yet has
Ralph Bullard, general history.
plain cause and effect which was been a most autocratic boss in Wis­
Daisy Hansen, botany, physical
Notice to Mariners
hidden, To save ourselves from be- consin, as a report of a joint legisla-
geogrrphy.
Capt. A. Anderson of the Bktn.
trayal by it the first thing to do is live committee in that state, scor
Lentner Gallicr, botany, physical
“Georgia" reports from Mollendo, geography.
to unravel it, strand by strand, and ing La Follette for his indecent
Peru, that on his passage from
Elsie Kinley, algebra, physical
discover the hidden rationality. use of money and state employees Tacoma, Wash, to Mollendo, Peru
Fine Quality Bread, Cakes, Pies and Pastry.
geography.
Then ask one’s self how we missed for political purposes has just made he passed over Minerva Reef on
First Class Restaurant
Zettie Gibson, physical, geography
Ebrill
I
land,
at.
22°45*S.
Long.
seeing the secret lodging.
plain. Here in Oregon is a com­
Grace Disher, algebra, botany,
Private Boxes for Private Parties
Instead of which nine men out of mittee of some ten bosses, headed !32°85’W. at to a. m. of a clear physical geography.
Everything Neat and Clean
ten go laughing like children over] by U’Ren, who have put forth a day; had excellent observations both
Tom Ostien, botanv. physical
The
best
of
service
guaranteed
in the fere and afternoons; found geography.
the idea that some fairy smiled at ‘ new government” pamphlet, with
chronometer to be correct upon ar­
Short orders at all hours from 5:30 a m to 10:00 p m I
Amelia Chaneay, physical geogra­
them.
No doubt some people 1 scheme to place the censorship of rival at Mollendo; a heavy swell was
phy.
really believe there are such things ill state politics and the publication running and kept a sharp lookout
Thos Laird, botany.
as fairies. If we had infinite of a State Gazette in the hands of for breakers from masthead; but no
Ernest Wilkins, algebra, physical
signs of reef or island were observed. geography.
knowledge, certainly there could be three “impartial” bosses.
J ohn McNui.Ty,
no good luck surprises.
Harry Crain
book-keeping,
Never do these several bunches
Nautical Expert.
botany,
physical
geography.
Therefore it is certain that the of reformers lose sight of the boss
California and Oregon CoriNt Nteiiiimliip < <».
Leia Buckingham, botany, gen­
greatei the mans knowledge the idea. Though professing to let the
Estate Lost if He Weds
eral history.
Steamer Alliance
less his luck.
His knowledge people think and act for themselves
Lena Langlois, English, physics.
Now plying between l*ortfmid and t oo» Bay only
Vancouver, Wash. March 22—
enables him to make sure what is and to follow in the path of the peo­ Providing that he remains single, j.
Erma Graine, English, German,
WEEKLY TRIPs
coming His reason prevents sur­ ple's wisdom, they are always put­ |. Updegraff may have the use and physics.
GRAY A HOLT CO., Gm. Ag™u
T. B. JAMES. Agent
728
7
M)
Merchants
Exchange
San
f-ranciaro
Marshfield. Phone 414
Etrl Watkins, English, physics,
prises, whether of disaster or suc­ ting up boss schemes of their own. right to trade and sell of all of the
J.
E.
WALSTROM.
Agent,
Bandon
cess The education of the reason­ Bourne will not let the people think property, both real ami personal, geotnetcry.
Sylvia Rackleff, English, physics.
ing powers is not confined to col 'or themselves, but loads up their amounting to about $3,000 of his
Hazel
Stephenson,
ate wife, Ida M. Updegraff. If
English,
leges.
mails with “literature.’, Likewise he marries, however, the property physics.
Its first condition is obedience, U’Ren. Nowadays many political will be divided among the seven
Rittie McNair, English, physics.
k
its second, courage to face the ver 1 eformers aril themselves progress­ children, five girls anrl two boys.
Nora Gibson, English physics.
Dig ont your attic ami woodshed ami hunt up your «Id
Jessie Wood, English. English
diet. Next to faith it is the only ive, but they never get a^ay from
This provision appears in the
Furninro, Stovps. etc. ami call on the Second Hand
guide' of mortal life.—Emory J. the old game of new bosses fighting will of Mrs. Updegraff, which was history, Caesar, physics.
Man and he will buy it
Respectfully submitted.
filed in the superior court today
Haynes.
for the seats of the old ones.
BANDON SECOND HAND STORE
• H. C. OsTiEn, Supt.
» by Mr. Updegraff. .
The Western Home
Boarding House
OVER ALL5
r
Vienna Bakery And Cafe
M. Smith
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Prop.
Second Hand Store
L. B. Woodruff, Prop., store on Plank Road