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VOLUME XXVI. NUMBER 18 BANDON, OREGON, MAY 12, 1910 J. J. HILL TO AID OREGON L MET FIELO Will Work For Its Devel LET US HAVE A FULL COUNT BOATS ARRIVE AND DEPART Is Exceedingly Important To Both Passenger and Freight Easily Carried Off The Hon opment in a Great Much Business Was Trans the General Interests ors Over Other High Many Ways. acted at Last Reg of Bandon ular Meeting. Schools Friday. Business is Constantly Life Saving Crew Doing Increasing. Work and Pushing It Rapidly Portland, Ore , May to (Special) Shipping business the past few Last week the R ecorder urge 1 —The visit of fames J. Hill and par days from this pent has beea very upon the people of B mdon to see WERE ROYALLY TREATED BY MARSHFIELD ty to Portland during the past week A NUMBER OF BILLS WERE ALLOWED that a lull count was secured, and I brisk Among the boats to arrive has been of great significance. Ac and depart are the Newport, which again this week we urge the saint companied by railroad i fficials, J. I. arrived from Portland, last Friday, thing. From the report of Census and sailed again Monday, It was Enumerator Mavity, th- re « ill be a Bandon......................................... 50 Hill has left Portland to make a tour The city council met in regular The much talked of sidewalk to the intention to take a load of cattle Coquille........................................... 20 of the state. He will cross Central session last Thursday night and big shortage of people as compai ed the beach is now actually und- r con to Eureka, b it owing to the rough Marshfield....................................... 19, Oregon and see for himself what the transacted a large amount of business to the school census and other indi struction. and, in fact, a large ajnoont Myrtle Point................................... ¡3 tonnage possibilities of that great sea outside, it was decided to post of importance. Among other things cations of population. According North Bend.................................... 7 ! region are. After this t ip. it is ex- that were done, was the ordering of to these indications, Bandon should of it is already built. The work up pone the cattle shipment until it was to the present time h is been done by The a! ove figures tell the story ol, pected that a definite announcement sidewalks and crossings on Columbia have between 2,500 and 3.000 peo th*; life saving crew and will prob.i more calm, and the Newport went to how the Bandon high school track I will be made as to the expected east Avenue. ple. but the outlook now is that we Portland with coal and miscellaneous bly be completed by them. may tall below the 2,000 mark instead. team carried oil the honors in the ' an<l west lints across the slate. The petition, signed bv a large The walk starts from the west end While in Portland, Mr. Hill talked Remember that the census this County field meet at marshhekl List The Elizabeth arrived last Friday number of citizens, to have the prop of First street, an I follows the trestle freely and his statemenis mean much year will stand as the official popul i- with 145 tons of freight and seven Friday. osition ol whether or not cows and work of the old jetty railroad. I llis The Bandon team was accoinpa for Oregon. He confirmed his pur other livestock should be allowed to tion of Bandon for ten years; there • will make an easy walk to the beach passengers. She sailed again Tues nied over to Marshfield by about chase of the Oregon Electric and run at large inside the city limits, fore it behooves us to get every man, and when it is completed wil add day with 145,000 feet of lumber, 95 100 rooters who cheered them to United Railways, interurban systems was read and oidered passed to the woman and child counted if possible. greatly to the appearance of com! - cords of matchwood, 25 tons of mis If you have not been counted, send cellaneous, and seven passengers. victory. The meet was a success in running out of Portland, and savs second reading. tions heie, and to the value of the he will extend them down the Wil your name to Census Enumerator The Elizabeth will probably arrive every particular and one of the larg The ordinance to bring the prop beach as a resort. lamette Valley. He also confirmed Mavity, or to E E. Oakes, Pres, of again Monday morning and sa 1 est crowds of spectators that ever osition of bonding the city for $60,- There arc not sufficient funds on Tuesday evening. his purchase of the Pacific & East the Bandon Commercial Club. If assembled in the county for ai: ath- 00 >, for a water system, before the ern, but said it was yet too early to you have been counted, and know of hand at present to finish the work, The Fifield arrived yesterday from eletic event was present. people w is p issed to the sec< n I so do not be surprised if you are talk of a connecting road clear anyone who lias not, then send in San Francisco with 100 tons of To show the superiority of the reading.«- called upon by a committee to donate freight and 12 passengers. She is across the state. The Deschutes the names or those whom you know Bandon team it might be noted that It was decided to hold the city toward the work. This is a propo due to sail again, Friday, with pas out c-f thirteen events our boys took road will, of course, go ahead as caucus, for nominating candidates for have not been counted sition in which every Bandonian is sengers and a cargo of lumber. Let us have a full count, nin • firsts, leaving but four to he fast as possible, he said, and besides city offices, on June Sth. The reg interested, and everyone should be The Bandon will arrive in p it distributed among the other four all this railroad activity in this state, ular city election will be the fourth exceedingly important Don’t willing to help in the good work. Friday to take on a cargo of lumber Mr. Hill proposes to do a great deal a minute, but see to it that yourself schools. Monday in June. Let us push it along. in securing publicity for Oregon and all your acquaintances are enum for San Pedro. Out of the 50 points won by Ban An ordinance restricting the num throughout the East and Middle ----------------------------------- erated. This is a matter of extreme don, Laird, Bowman and Gallier ber of keys to each saloon was also West. importance. ATTEND TO I I Mayo«- Steve Gallier, who was Dairymen’s Meeting. won 13 12 and io respectively and passed NOW. taken to Coos Bay last week for the ---- these three will probably go to Cor The committee on street lighting The Coquille Valley Dairy Asso purpose of getting Turkish baths in -<xx- vallis May 28th to compete in ti e reported in favor of 16 additional in Track Team Given Prizes the hopes that they would cure his ciation met in Concrete Hill Wed state high school meet. candescent lights of 32 candle power One View Point of Athletics rheumatism, is not getting along as nesday. A ■'bort busine-s session The boys are loud in their prais • each, to be scattered in various parts of the treatment accorded them by In a recent number of the well as his friends had wished, but was held In the forenoon, and an ad Smith Bros. & Sidwell gave a $4 of the city, and one additional Tung Marshfield, and especially of the big pair of shoes to the Bandon boy slon arc light to be suspended over Woman’s Home Companion appears the doctor says he will be a lie to journment was then taken till 1:00 banquet served at the high school winning the most points at the conn Atwater street. • in article on what is being done by get him out of it eventually. The p.m , wh«n a public meeting was building tn the evening, and in fact ty field meet last Friday, a shirt to Bills were allowed as follows. Wm. the New York city public schools in many triends of Mr. Gallier are sin held. This meeting was addressed the whole affair was a royal treat the one scoring the second highest Hite, $10, to apply on public road the war that is being waged in that cerely in hopes that he may soon be by Chas. A. Hi I, state organizer of the Farmer’s Educational Co-opera from start to finish- A. McNair, supplies, city against the dread disease tuber restored to complete health. and a tie to each member of the to beach. rive Union of America. Mr. Hill The relay race was easily won by team The Hub Clothing N Shoe $i2.oo; R H Rosa Co., supplies, culosis. The article is well worth Bandon, the relayers from Bandon Co. also gave $3. hat to the boy $4.75; Bandon Light & Power Co., the thoughtful consideration of al) schools or the new principal of your showed the advantages of farmers were: R. Watkins, E. Gallier, scoring the highest number of points street light for April, $56.00; Re parents having children in the pub graded school—and von will be organizing to control the prices of Jenkins and Bowman. Laird won «as winner of first prize corder Pub. Co., printing, 4 30; C. lie schools. l'he following clippings helping on the campaign against their products. He is a very enter The various events Modern educators taining sneaker. with 13 and Bowman second with R. Wade, salary, $50.00; C. S. are taken from the article: “We tuberculosis. Mr. Price Robison addressed the follows, the names of the winners of t2’^. The extra '4 was midi by McCulloch, salary, $75.00 and help- teaih the present generation books. are fighting the White Plague, not first, second and third places ap his being one of the winners of (he ers. $7.50, total, $82.50; B. L. Tracy, We cram their brains with informa with nostrums, but with normal, meeting on “Feeds and Feeding ” pearing in ordet; relay race. Bandon won 50 points $3 43; James Watson, county cletk, tion The information perishes with properly-dire te.l exercise and plav in which lie pointed out the advan tage of silos, and also discussed the Mile relay race—Bandon. Myrtle out of a possible 65 for any cne $2.30; J. Sydman, $705.00 to apply the individual. Teach these same in the fresh air and sunlight ” Point and North Bend. Time 4:3 team, took first place in nine out of on Atwater street work; F. A Hol children how to have strong bodies, “Are you going to fight physical subject of winter milking. Senator W.C. Chase, of Coquille, 4-5 thirteen events and scored in every man, salary, $75.00; Ira Tucker, muscles, hearts and lungs, and you training in your public schools, or. was present and spoke in behalf of I ole Vault--Knowlton of Coquille event but one. salary. $6500; W. H. Dibblee, sal are giving them something to hand by supporting it, help on this great the Farmer ’s Telephone Co., out- with Gardiner of Coquille and ary, $21.50; Gorham Rubber Co., down to future generations. Strong campaign against till crculosis?" ining the intentions of this company, Nichols of Marshfield tying. 9 feet, 1000 feet of fire hose, $800.00 The bodies are inherited, information is “You won't find tubercular chil in extending telephone connections 6 inches. The hearing of Capt. Clarence bill of the Bandon Light & Water not.” dren firing forth from school houses all through the Coquille valley and 220Yard Dash--Gallier of Bandon, Boice, of the Coos Bay Life Saving Co. for $48.00, for service during In speaking of the work accom «here physical culture in fsesh air down the coast. Kern of Coquille and Gardiner ot Station, over the Czarina wreck, April, was referred back to the com plished by the Public Schools Ath is part of the curriculum.’’ Coquille. Time 26. which occurred last January, was pany for changes. letic League among the steam heat- “But fifteen minutes daily or even Shot Put- Brewer ol Myrtle Point, held at Ccquille last Sa'urdav. id, brain-¿rammed children ol New one hundred anil sixty five minutes ------- OOO---------- Wilson of Myrtle Point, Bowman ot There was a large amount of testi York City. Dr. C. Ward Crampton a week is not enough for the proper Debate Wednesday Night The Cottage Greve Sentinel says: said: “Should the league realize its Bandon. Distance 38 feet 3 1 2 in. mony taken, and both sides treated development of your children's phys Mile Run—Laird of Bandon. the case very fairly. There was no “The Crater Lake road will be built, ideals and discharge its full function ical being. They are bound to have The debate, on the subject of the Schneider of Myrtle Point and Jones attempt to convict or shield any one, and Cottage Grove will assist finan of providing healthful, joyous a id more exercise and more fun after manner of raising fund-, for street but there was an honest effort made cially' in its making. A subscription construction play, folk dancing and school hours. If this fun is intelli improvement, which is being pro of Myrtle Point. Time 5 14 1-5., 440 Yard Dash—Bowman of Ban to bring out all the facts in the case, 1 paper has been received here, and athletics in the fresh air and sunshine gently directed, it means strong moted by the Bandon Commercial don, Newkiik of North Ben 1. Cus simply to place the blame, if there already a goodly amount has been for every boy and girl in the city of bodies and «ell balanced minds. Club will be held in the Grand The was any blame, or to vindicate the subscribed toward the enterprise, New York, tuberculosis would be And that is when-the Public Schools atre next Wednesday night immedi ter of Coquille Time 59. which is of national importance. come impossible ’’ Running Broad Jump—Gardii.er life saving crew if they did all that ; Athletic League comes in " ately after the close of the motion ¡This road extends from Medford to “Perhaps you've been jesting I • This league provides construe-' picture show, which will be about 9 of Coquille. Harrington of Marshfield c >uld be done. No decision w. s I—ike, and that Medlord and about the efforts if y<mr new super lion and properly supervised games• o’clock. The subject will be: “Re Conrad of Bandon. Best distanc< rendered, but all evidence was taken 1 1 that section of the state is in earnest down and will be forwarded to the intendent of public schools, or the for pupils wh >se energies otherwise solved that the present system of as 18 feet 2 inches. J over the matter is shown bv the fa t new principal of your graded school loo Yard Dash--Gallier o* Ban proper authi rides at Washington, j , might be wrongly expended if not sessment for street improvement is don. Hennessey of Marshfield, Kern D C, and y will probably be a 'that about *80,000 has been raised to install physical training and con ; utterly wasted. Its program includes an equitable one.’’ The speak -rs month or six weeks before their de j there for the work. All Oregon is struction plav in your public school indoor and outdoor track meets, on the affirmative, are lopping, of Coquille. Time 1135. However, interested in the Crater Lake road, system. Perhaps you've been say base ball, basket ball and folk darn Thrift and Radley; on the negative '♦ High Jump—Sidney Clarke of cision will be known. as this is one of the wonder spots of iug that your children have plenty ing. Such a league can be estab Marshfield, Laird of Bandon. Reed persons who attended the trial state are Ostien, Mast and II <b rlv. The the world, and is not excelled in of lime to exercise and to plav alter lislied in anv school by cooperation of Myrtle Point. Best 5 feet I inch. that they do not anticipate a iy seri public generally is interested in this I scenery bv anv other place on earth. school hours Are you sure of this? of public school teachers, parents, 220 Yard Low Hurdles -Blacker- ous results subject, and should be in attendance Have your ever watched them exer and public spirited citizens who ap at the debate. by of Bandon. Cardiner of C-xpiille, W W. Felter brought in a sam cising and playing? I11 reality, don't preciate the value of physical effi Hennessey of Marshtieid Time of Marshfield. Best distance 106 •-—< Xr) ple of rye from his ranch, Saturday, feet 8 inches. you hive chores for the boys to do ciency in the fight on tuberculosis, 30 1-5. The Steamer Favorite which was Standing Broad Jump Laird of I The officials of the meet were as which he raised on upland, and the afterschool and errands for the girls? and who will donate ground; for rye is six feet tall l'he sample is Isn’t there more reading or sewing . meets, equipment and prize:.” on dry dock in the local ship yards Bandon, Van Zile of North Bend. , folllows: If vou have no athletic league in and thoroughly overhaul <1, was Harrington of Marshfield. Best 9* Time keepers—J. Herron, supt. on display in E. E. Cakes’ real es or going to the theatre for your tate office, where it can be inspected Ustein, supt. Anderson and Prof. your public schools, start such an again launched a few days ago. The children outside of school than feet 2 1 2 inches. by any who waj:t to see it. Mr. association. Yon will be helping on Buffalo is now on th • dock and we I A. B Beaumont. healthful exercise? Are you not Half Mile Run Bowman of Ban Felter has quite a good sized field of Starter?-G orge McCutcheon. spending a good deal of money on the war against tuberculosis and understand the Dispat h is to go on doil. Jenkins of Bandon, Custer of Coquille. Time 2 26. f Judges- Messrs. Graves, Spires, rye that is all six fee* tall. Another emulsions for anamic children, or raising the standard of citizenship in in a few days. Mr. McKav an I his Hammer Throw—Strang of Ban Oerding, Moore, Reynolds and evidence ol the fertility of the soil tonics for pallid, listless ones? Well, your town at one and the same force of men are kept quite 1 busy (in Coos ccunty. with repair work this spring. support the new superintendent of time.” don, Bolt of Mari h fie Id. 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