Bandon recorder., April 28, 1910, Image 2

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suit, the lord conutt.'trtdef. tvt-n in
his ow’ 1 moment of peril. Andre
thought of bis « rfedt rate's safety. 1
By Albert Pay«» Tirrhune.
He Mint a note of warning to Arnold.
HAS A SELECT STOCK OE
Copyright. 1910. by John Elfnth Walkin«.
I he Litter receive! b in time to e> ,
A wave ol l>«Mtor, almost of panic, epe to the Vultinc and thence to
swept the Thir teen C J.ini« s, when, ■ New York.
Andre was tried a- a spy ami was
in Sepie.t her, 1780, a piece of in
Stonili ICeormi Drmiglit
con
lenined to death. His charm ol
credible and ten «lying news flew
I manner and his youth made him an
front town to town, front army to
COURTEOUS TRE 4 THENT
object of universal | itv, even to his
army.
The
t
dings
ran:
Patrons Propose to Organize a
'judges. But .1 drastic example was
‘•Benedict Arnold, the hem of
Life Insurance Company.
; necessary to warn others against
Saratoga ami Quebec, has turned
treachery. On the morning ol his
OHEGON
Thera Ara 809 Grange« In the Wolver­ traitor!"
¡execution /Xi.die was marched from
Revolution
’
s
for-
lire
Amcri»
an
ene State With 48,000 Paid Up M«m-
his cell escorted by •r. several .Atnericm
bere—Patron«’ Fira Imurance For t c.nes wt-re at low el b.
For five '
‘
officers.
He h id begged to b<> sh.it,
Farm Buildinga an Important Fea­ years the colonies had fought an
1
not
hinged.
On sight of the gallows
ture— Proportional Representation In
uphill conflict, with few men and
the Notional Grange Again Recom­
he halted in dismay exclaiming:
Icm| tv treasury, against the liound-
mended.
•'I hail not expected this!”
less wealth ami power of Great
If there U a livelier grange state in
Then, squaring his shoulders, lie
the Union than Michigan we do not Britian. Even the stanchest patriots tinned to his escort, ami said, with a
know Its location. When the Patrons could not clearly foresee victory.
Newly furnished large light rmtns
assemble in annual session there is The genius of Washington alone had smile:
Telephone
Elect rie L'gltls
something doing from the first roll
“Bear witness, I die like a brave
enable«
1
them
to
resist
so
long.
The
Rented
by
single
night, weqk or
cull of delegates until those same dele­
man!'’
tunnlh
Jortresx
which
was
the
key
of
the
gates pack their trunks for home. The
recent session was 110 exception to the w ole American strength was West
»o
INQUIRE AT OFFICE OF
rule. They were there and every one
Point.
It
commandet
1|
the
H
udson
>
enthusiastic over the grange and anx­
BEST TREATMENT FOR COLDS
The BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY
ious to leud a hand and a voice, test, and its po-st-ssiun kept the New
‘*Most ordinary cold* will yield Io
to promote the interests of the Order. England colonies from being cut off
If you wuh a bottle cold—
th« simplest treatment,” says the
There were seventy-seven counties i
from the rest of the country. Should Chicago Tribune, ••m-««i.-riiLv lax-
represented, sixty-three having Potno-
Call at the Eagle,
Z na granges represented by 103 dele­ West Point >e taken by the British alivea, Lot foot baths, tt free perapir
If you love the good« that's old-.
gates aud 320 subordinate granges rep­ the Revolution was doomed. And idil li and an avimian-e of exposure
Call at the Eagle.
resented. The total number of granges West Point wat under sole command to colti and wet after treatment."
' Faint no use to sit and blink
While tins treat ment is simple, ii
In the state is Hot) and of paid up mem­
if you really need a drink,
bers 4S,(M j O. The report of the treas­ of Washington’s dearest and most requires considerable trouble, and
Just make a sign or ring a bell.
urer showed that ou Dec. J there was trusted friend, Major-General Bene­ the one adopting it inn.st remain in
doors for a day or two. or u fresh
cash on hand amounting to $7,152.93. dict Arnold.
And you bet they’ll treat you right
cold is almost sure to he contracted,
Down at the Eagle
Few patriots hid fought so gal­ and in many instances pneumonia
lantly and had deserved so w ell of j follows. Is il not beffar (<> pin yonr
faith to an old reliable preparation
their country as had Arnold. And j like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Alvin Munck, Prop.
no one else, perhaps, had been . 1 hat is famous for its rnre« of colds
B4N00N, OREGON
treated with sm.h rank in ustice. i and can always be depended upon.*'
For sale by C, Y. Lowe.
He was Washington’s friend. Men I
high in Congress and in the army
who h ited Washington, vented '.hisj In The Circuit Court of The
--
O regon
hatred upon Arnold. They held j State of Oregon, in and for bandon
lira
ddint
and
Apothecary
The
County
of
Coos
him back In ni promotion, robbed
lx,nut iii receipt of a new stock of
him of the glory that was right!, his. T. F. Lewis
Plaintiff
\
ami again and again trumped up
Drug« and Chemicals. Paler, anti
vs ' Suit it. Equity
Proprietary Preparations, Toilet
charges against him. He won the Rebecca Lewis
P
Divorce ticks.
L'rngg
Sumiries, Perfumea
battle of Saratoga The honor went
I )efendant
Brushes, Sponges. Soap. Nuts anil
To Rebecca Lewis, the ab.ive Candína, t ’¡gars. Tobaccos and Cig­
to Gates He was the prime mover
arettes, l’sints, Oils, <»I hhh and
in Ticonderoga’s capture The chief named defendant
I it the Name of tlie State of ()regon: Painter's Supplies.
credit went to Ethan Allen. The
You ate hereby required to ap-
climax came win 11 Congress directed , pear and answer the complaint tiled
Waskingtt n to reprimand him pub­ ¡ against you tn the above entitled SOOTS - AND
SHOES
licly for a fault so trivial as to be siut on or before tlie last day of the
You can’t expect Io get $2 worth
absurd Arnold had borne mere or time prescribed in the order f.«r the
for $ I, but you can get your
I publication of this summons, which
money's worth at
less patiently his other misfortunes. ¡prescribed timi is six (6) weeks,
But this seems to have lieen the “last ¡ the last day of which time wilt be
N. P. UULU
[Mailer Michigan Hate grange ]
straw’- that broke his loyalty. This, Thursday, the 5th day of May, 1910. M
Dealer in Boots and Shoes.
And if you fail to so appear and
receipts corning lu since that «me and the fact that he had just mar­
bringing the total to, $24,774.04; dis­ ried beautiful Peggy Shippen, a i’ory answer said complaint by the said
bursements, $20,196.06; balance, $4.-
time, the plait tilt will apply to the Repairing neatly and promp­
girl.
678.99. The committee on co-operation
tly done at lowest liv­
Court lor a decree forever annulling
has received from percentage ou trade
Washington, to console Arnold ; the marriage contract existing be
ing prices
contracts the past year a total of for Congress's injustice, put him in 1 tween yourself and the said plaintiff
$8,568.32. The expenses of thia sub-
This summons is published in the
Arnold
committee were $2.364.64, leaving $(!,- charge of West Point.
Bandon
Recorder, a weekly news­
203.68 to the credit of the grange. opened correspondence with the
The BANDON CABINET
At the direction of the executive colu­ British general, Clinton, at New paper published in Coos County,
Oregon, for six (6) consecutive
uilttee titi* subcommittee piirchaacd
WORKS
duriug the year 6 per cent Oklahoma York, to sell West Point to the weeks, begining March 241 h, 19to
school bonds to the amount of $13,000, enemy, He claimed later that lie and ending May 5th. 1910 by order
All kirds of Cabinet
the total cost, including premium and did this because the Revolution of publication made by the Hon.
Paterna and Modela
luterest, being $14,881.70, On Dec. 1,
John S. Coke, Circuit Judge ol the
seemed
doomed,
ami
that
he
thought
1908, the total securities and cash ill
SASH and DOORS
State of Oregon at Chambers in
the care of this Hubcommittee was he was thus best serving America. Coquille, Oregon, on the 24th day
$39,355.30. On Dec. 1. 1901». the total As a matter tit fact, the crime savors of Match 1910.
Job Work a Specialty
of same was $43,260.55, n gain of $.'<,-
Geo. P. Topping
of revenge and bribery rather thru
011.19.
h 71
Attorney for Plaintiff
China . ;l«>s««f s,Si«l«l>otir<!s.
There was a spirited discussion over ol distorted patriotism.
Pict tire Era in es an «I
a resolution favoring the assessment
Clinton chose Major John A ulre
-OOA-
Molili ling- inaile to order
of the irou and cop|ter mines, in which
Book Cases, in fact every
northern Michigan abounds, on nd — a handsome, gallant young Eng­
tiling in the ('allinei Liar»
valorem basis. The resolution was lishman—to conduct the correspon­
NEVER OPENING FLOWERS
nod HigliClaxs Finishing
adopted after a long discussion. An- dence with Arnold, ami to go in
* other, urging members of the grange
A Large Number of Plent« Bear Clei«-
uot to vote for any candidate for the person to receive the pirns of the
togamoua Bloisoms.
W. W. BINGHAM
legislature who would refuse to pledge fortress. Andre at ranged to meet
The never opening flower, or. as bot­
himself, through the papers, tiiat, if Arnold on neutral ground, on the anists call it, cleistogamy, is well Illus­
Blackerby Building
elected, he would vote for thnt candi­
trated
by
the
case
of
the
common
BkNDON, OREGON
date for United States senator who re­ west bank of the Hudson, being car sw«'t violet.
The familiar purple,
ceives the most votes in the state pri­ ried thither by the British sloop-of- sweet scented blossom, which to most
mary, was adopted. Other resolutions Vulture, and landing on a spot be people Is the violet dower, hardly ever
approved were these: Itelathe to pure
produces arty seed. But altogether un­
BANDON
food, that the name and address of t ween tlie two armies’ lines. I le went seen by most |>eople It produces a
every manufacturer be placed on the in lull uniform, not <s a spy, but as numlter of mltiule, scentless and col­
package; that delegates to the national
an accredited envoy.
He and orless flowers which never open
grauge lie iiistiuet«*d to work fur rep­
These are self fertilized and produce
Full line of Harness, Sad­
The traitor turned abundant seed. The word clelstog-
resentation in the national grange z\tnold met.
based on membership; that a law over the papers to Andre. Then amous expresses the fact that the
dles, Bridles, Halters,
should be enacted restraining any
fertilization takes place without the
Blankets and everything
board of suis-rvlsors from granting the latter prepared to return to New opening of the flower aud hence with­
Yotk.
Butin
the
meantime
some
usually
kept in a first*
any franchise to nny person or corpo­
out the ageucy of insects. Such never
ration to control the water power of Am ricins at Teller's (now Croton) opening flowers occur I d a large num­
class harness shop.
auy 81ream in the state without com­
ber of plants, sometimes along with
Repairing a Specialty
I
’
.
>int
had
opened
tire
on
the
Vulture]
pensation, at the rate of 10 per cent on
blossoms of the ordinary sort and
The war sloop was j sometimes without them. It is a dis­
the capital Invested In said franchise with a cannon.
IV. J. SABIN. Prop.
and at the rate of an increase of 1 driven from her moorings, Andre : puted point, however, whether there
per cent each year thereafter.
is
nny
plant
which
in
all
circumstances
The matter of organizing a grange life reached shore to find the Vulture1 will produce nothing but cleistogamous
FURNISHED ROOMS
Insurance was discussed and referred nowhere in sight
flowers.
to tlie executive committee to perfect
He was in a qu ndary. How was
There are nevertheless a number
details and complete organisation.
AT
which normally produce nothing else.
Iu the report of the committee on he to get bacie to New York? He As regards fertility, the seed« pro­
I
forestry it was recommended that could not travel by land in British duced by the cleistogamous flowers are
i
there be an Increased extension of the uniform,
The only plan that stig- never inferior to those of the ordinary
farm wood lot and a reforestation of
blossoms. In some cases they are su­
all lauds uot fit for farming. On good gested itself was to put on civilian perior and In others they are the only
MRS SARAH COSTELLO
roads the grange approved the state cl «thes, hide the jiapers in liis boots seed produced by the plant.
aid policy. The committee on temper­ and, armed with a pass from Ar old,
I
It Ims l»een found that the ntnount of
ance presentixl a recommendation that
cleistogamy
varies
with
the
height
of
He
all liquor aud questionable nmuse- to ride boldly down the lines
the plants Tlie shortest bear deis­
OREGON
Dients be barred from the state and s< t forth on his peril ns rule o«r the tognmlc flowers only and those ti in­ BANDON
County fairs Mid that l.sai option is east shore ol ti e river to the British, tie taller have a few smtill o|s«n flow
the best method of combating the
ers iu addition to the closed ones The
<>Or»-----
liquor trtifllc. The annual report of and reached Tarrytown in s.ilety tallest plants have larger «pen flow-
the secretary of the State Patrons' He was stopped by three American ers. with only a few elelstogamic.
Fire Insurance company was as fol­ militiamen who were playing cards Itolai«icul Gazette.
City Trau «fer
lows: The company now his 7.368 pel
teles In force, amounting t > $12.445,617 at the roadside. He mistook them
All kinds of driving and transicr-
The report shows thnt during,th« rear for English sub) cis anti addressed
ing
FtiR. SALE—mill wood,
1.063
*r,,tPn
hf- them as such. They seized him. He
itoni
Cody
’s mill $2.00 p< r lu*d
tween 300 and 400 Increases and only
ha* _ also written 2.100
'earclrerl. the |Mpenr were found,
60 decreae* I It -----
Cod sold and delivered al lowest
I
tulnapectlve policies.
and he was carried to Colonel Jame-
prices
j. Jenkins, Prop
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