Bandon recorder., May 19, 1910, Image 5

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T. R. Is Not in Race for 1910 turn which cnnstittifM the weekly regiment
in the afternoon Colonel
< sson i* for the lime the moat w idely McGumieole, Commanding the Van
LOciga etnei Professional Directory
J'.hn Cdian O'l jugblin Biutka Th.« \\ *to. naif .ufd studied'b.t of litentuie coti ver Barracks, reviewed the stu
ftom Europe.
extant.
dent troops
Following this the
The meniLers of the Sunday companies t rilled for the Brodie
Lodges are Requested to Notify this Office on Election of Officers and on 3
Waah ngMu Dirpatch Chicago TrLune.
school ra ige in age from the infant Banner which was won by Company
Otunge of Meeting Night. Cards under this Head are 50c per in., month
While Colonel Theodore Roose­
on the Cradle Roll t » the aged per­ M. Capt. Roue commanding. The
velt has declined to talk-to anyone
sons in the Adult Department. z\ evening exercises were held in the
as to his attitude with respect to the
Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M.
new feature of the work are the gvmnasium, and consisted of individ­
Dr H. IL Houston
Prtsidential nominatit n in 1912, I
PHYHlVlAN
A
M'Md.n.l
EETS every Thursday evening at 8 run at
parades of adult Bible classes through ual competitive drills, Butt's musical
the Bandon \X igman
bojouinmg chid'
am convinced from everything he
uj
Ottico ovçr Drug Store,
tl.iiira, ;• to 12,
the streets of convention citie«. s.ilier drill bv the officers and closed
' .fTELJ i
in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
has said bearing upon politics that it
a.
m.
1
:30
to
4.
,
in.;
<
to
S
in
the evening.
G
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Wilson.
C.
S.
Hubbaid
Several thousand men are expected with a military drill
Sachem.
is his earnest wish not to be a candi­
Niglit enlis answered fmiu oflict*.
to be in line at Washington.
The cadets have high hopes of
date for that honor.
HANIMIN.
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OKKS.ON
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The World’s Sunday (school Con being ranked as the best cadet regi­
I have just returned horn Paris,
D ANDON LODGE. No. 130 A. F. & A.
vention will be held in Washington ment in the United States. The
Dr L. B Sorensen
M, Stated communkations first Saiurday
where I lelt the Colonel enjoying the
D. C' , Mav 19 24. It wtl be at­ | regiment was ranked as one of the
»(ter the lull moon of each n.onth. All Mastei
DENTIST
splendid hospital-ty of the French
[This matter must nut be reprinted with­ Masons cordially invited.
tended by official delegates (torn three best 1 rst year.
Office
Over
Vienna Cafe
J. A. Morrison, W. M
out special permission.]
people. After being with him tor
every state in the Union, from every
I G. T. Treadgold. Secretary
Telephone at Office and Home.
six weeks, joining him f.ir tq> the province in Canada, and from more
THE BROWN TAILED MOTH.
¡»ANDON
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OREGON
White Nile and continuing with him
I. O. O. F
| than 50 countries—the most cosmo— Degree Given to Roosevelt The brown tailed moth, a pest which
D ANDON LOIKIE. No. IO. 1. O. O. F.
through the Soudan, Egypt, Italy. politan gathering ever held on this:
was Introduced into this country from
meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting
Austria. Hungary and Frame, 1 am
Berlin,
May
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—
Theodore
Roose
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Europe some years ago, bids fair to brothers in good standing cordially invited.
1 <:utinent The roster of American
increase the area of its devastation In
in a position now to stat«* his atli
L. J. Radliy, N. G.
I delegates was long ago full;'and the velt, former President of the United spite of, vigorous measures that have I A. Knopp. Secretary
tude regarding the Republican nonr
NlTAKY PUBLIC
.
States,
delivered
a
lecture
today
cn
visitors w ill outnumber the delegates.
been taken to keep it within a rather
¡nation a little more than two jears
Bandon,
- J
Oregon.
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
There will 1 e more than 200 meet­ the topic “The World Movement” restricted area in the New England
ly^EE TS in 1.0.0 F hall every second and Office With Bandoli In V** h | inoli I l Í I
hence.
j
at
the
University
of
Berlin,
and
re-
stales The Itural New Yorker, an ag­
ings in connection with the conven­
fourth Tuesdays. Practice nights 1st Tues­
I saw all the letters he received
tion. President Taft wtl J,be one of j ceived front the University an hon­ ricultural paper that Is always keenly day of the month; Social evening the 3d Tuesday
Dr. H. Ivi. Brown.
alive to dangers of this kind which
from the time we boarded the Dal,
the month. A cordial invitation extended to
Resident Dentist.
the speakers. Previous World’s orary degree of Doctor of Philoso­ are a menace to the public welfare, ot
all members in good standing.
the government steamer carrying him
Emperot William honoted
Clara Goetz, N. G.
Sunday School Conventions have phy.
Office in Panter Building
has lately sounded a warning of a
down the Nile, until I left hint in
been held in London, St. Louis, j the occasion by his presence, it probable spread of the scourge to New Belle A. Kolp, Secretary.
Office Hours: 9 to 12 M. I to
I’ M,
Paris. I saw the responses which
was the first time the Emperor had York state from New Hampshire,
Phone.
BANDON. OREGON
Jerusalem and Rome.
Knight* of Pytlilxrt
where it has bad a foothold for sev-
he made to these communications.
World’s Sunday School Day this ever graced a conferment, and the era I years past. Unless the precau- T^ELPHI LODGE. N o 64. Knight» of
Many of these letters related to poli­
Pythias. Meets eveiy Monday evening
year is May 22nd, falling on Conven J courtesy was significant in view of tions taken to Keep it in check are
C. R. BARROW
tics' His correspondents give him
materially augmented the chances at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
the
fact
that
the
German
Court
is
in
tion Sunday. Dr. Geo. W Bailey,
attend.
Wm. N. McKay, G. C.
Attorney and Counselor-at Law
seem
good
that
It
will
spread
over
an
full details of the political situation j
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
executive head of the World’s Sun­ mourning for King Edward. The ever Increasing territory. The adult
COQI IIJ JI. - ORE
in the United States, and insisted
day School Association has pre­ ceremony of conferring the degree type is a pretty mot li about seveu-
Office over Skeels’ Store
that he was the only man who could
Woodmen of the World
of an inch in length, with a
pared a unifjrm progrim that will I was staged and conducted with im- eigliths
brown
tail
about
an
eighth
of
an
inch
residence. Main 34<>
possibly save the Republican parly
^Seaside (amp No. 212 meets every fn.-t snd Office Phone. Mam 335;
be used in practically^eveiy one of [ pressive simplicity
it| length, from which it takes its name.
third Thursdays of each month
\ ¡siting
from defeat.
The female luya her eggs in the last neighbors cordially invited.
the quarter of a million schocls in
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IHt. K. W. HOSSITEK
Mr. Roosevelt earnestly wishes the wot Id.
two or three weeks in July, depositing
R. W. Bullard. C. C .
It ltasjgbet n translated
Shady
Brook
dairy
feed
is
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
made
them on the underside of leaves, tier J. N. Hosking, Clerk.
not to be a candidate for the
into more than 10Q languages and of pure alfalfa meal, rolled in
choice
being
those
of
the
pear
and
elm.
BANDON
OREGON
good The little caterpillars emerge in the
nation. There is not the slightest dialects.
Office and reaidence in Banter residence property
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mollasses. The best ntilk pro course of about three weeks and iui
doubt that Mr. Roosevelt is keenly
next door to Bijou Theatre
Attorney
’ nd Counselor-at-Law
'^Ti
—
mediately begin to eat the leaves, con­
interested in the developments in
during feed on the maiket. For suming the green ¡icrtiou and leaving
Notary Public
DR J. D KELLEY
connection with public affairs at
sde by T. W. Robis* n at Central but the leaf skeleton, in the fall the U. S. Land Contests a Specialty
Pruning of Trees.
home and is eager to ascertain fot
little worms, which have done slight
Physician and Surgeon
Practice in all Courts
warehouse.
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damage thus far, make nests for them­
himself the exact character ot the
1 Office in Room No. I I, Laird-Lowe Bluilding
Office in Donald Charleston home, opposite
selves, which they fasten securely to
Editor R ecorder : Unce more I
events which have occurred. The
Bandon - ■ Oregon
Presbyterian church, Bandon, Oregon
the limbs of the trees in which they
have been feeding. In the spring they
information he has received horn his desire to talk to your readers on the
Notice To Horsemen
get out and are at work as soon as
correspondents has been complete in i subject of pruning trees. As I hive
the leaves start, eat voraciously and I
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detail and comes Irom soutces in ' said before, there are three kinds
grow rapidly, soon attaining a length
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The thoroughbred German Perch­ of an inch and a quarter, VVheu the
of -pruning. First is Winter prun­
which he has confidence.
By this process we shape eron Stallion. ghainaui . t ’ is a worms reach this size they will strip
At the same time he does not , ing.
a tree of Its leafage in short order
OIILI.OS
IHMIOX
intend to make up his mind finrilv and clean the tree of superfluous beautiful four year old black Per­ unless prevented by spraying thor-
about many important public ques limbs. The result from this pruning cheron weighing 1750 lbs. and was oughly with some arsenical compound,
in sections where the worms have
tions until he is on the ground and 1 is that a number of “new sprouts” imported from Germany by J. C. been
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
J. L. Kionenberg. President. J. Denholm, Vice
worst they have been known to
Presider.t; F. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank Flam. T. P. Hanly.
is able to reach a conclusion based ■ which form the so called “water Ruby of Portland, Ore.
strip fruit and abade trees of all their
upon personal inquiry and contact sprouts" get their start. From these
GRAINAULT
will
stand leafage, and when this is done earlj
A general banking business transacted ami customers given every accommodation con­
the season it means dentil to them.
sistent with safe and conscrvaliv- banking
with various men interested in these' water sprouts we have an opportunity at the following places during the in
While this pest is oue of the very
CORRESPONDENTS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco, Calif;
matters in whom he has confidence to select new limbs w hen the second season: Bandon. April. 1-2 to 11-18 worst which horticulturists have on
Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, oi New York.
kind
of
pruning,
the
June
pruning,
their
hands.
It
is-a
matter
of
con
­
and with whom undoubtedly he will
I
19 20 27 28. May, 6 7 ,15-16, 23 gratulation that it does not spread to
is performed. These new limbs are
talk after his arrival.
24 25. June, 1 2 3, 10 11. 19 20, 29 new territory as rapidly as some foes
Because he is an ex-Presidenl to replace some cf theo'd limbs that 30 Four Mile, April, 3. 12, 21,
with which the orc ha rd 1st has to deal.
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Serious enough is it, however, to call I
does not relieve Colonel Roosevelt have been broken out of the top of May, 8, 17, 26.
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|une, 4. 12 ,21. for the co-operation of federal, state
from his duty as a citizen, and lit the tree or cut away bv careless Langloi?, April, 4 5 9, 13 14,
and local authorities in the suppres­
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realizes this fact himself. It may be pruning, and thus the tree is again 23, 26 and 30, May, I : 2,5 9
sion of it.
to, 14,
taken for granted, therefore, that he balanced. This kind of priming is* ¡8 19 22, 27-28, 31.. June,
SHOULD KNOW IT.
will stand in the future, as he has often called “finger priming” because 3 14 15. 18, 22-23. 27 and 5 6.9.
28.
The ndobe or "sticky" soil, as it is
it
can
be
done
with
the
fingers
always before stood, squarely and
Sixes, April 6 7 8. 15 t6, 24 and 25. commonly culled, found In several sec­
BRIDGE fit BEACH Stove», Range« and Heatec have in lh«-ni o many e .
mm
The third kind of pruning is the
firmly for the things which w ill ben
May 34, 11 12-13, 20-2r, 29 and 30 tions of tlie west, while very rich end
that
they are now acknowledged the great, st sellers on the coast and th
;<
^ iow . ,
eht and promote the prosperity of root pruning. Should the tree stand June 7 8. 16.17, 24 25 and 26.
well suited to the growing of apples,
in favor every year.
We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for the»« household
;
on
too
fertile
soil,
making
too
much
pears
and some other fruits, is very
all the people of ti e United States.
and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly iroj st in eilher cue.
I
Terms.
Single
Service J10.00 difficult to handle and must be plowed
He will make this dear in speeches wood, a part of the feed roots are cut
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at just the right time—a few days fol­
due
at
time
of
si
rvice.
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALT Y.
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he will deliver at Cheyenne. Wyo, the off, stopping the more than necessary
lowing a rain, when the “slacking"
l'\ r Season $15,0. .
Our Assortment of Hardware, Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
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lias advanced to the proper stage—to
latter part of August, in Kas. on the flow of sap. By doing so we increase
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To insure, $20.00, due when mare »«•cure results that are at all satisfac-
occasion of the dedication of the the quantity of fruit. Here in Ore­
tory. Rather oddly, t bough, while
John Brown battlefield, and in the gon the real difficulty in fruit grow­ is known to be in foal.
continued iiot and dry weather tends
address he will delivei before the ing is from having trees produce too
Due care will be taken to prevent to form a hard crust 11 few inches lie-
IMPROVED FAST-TIME SERVICE
much fruit, so that all good and sub accident but will not be re-ponsible ueath the surface, there seems to be I
conservation congress.
no other soil which retains its subsoil j
There will be no criticism of any stantial oichardists are compelled to should any occur.
moisture more completely or on which
fruit trees will stand more protracted
body in his speeches. He will devote thin out the fruit in order to raise
Black Percheron Horse Ass’n drought.
When one buys a "sticky" 1
himself solely to the discussion of the first class qualities. One third of the
Langlois,
Ore.
L.
J.
B
igelow , Mgt ranch be should have in mind that it
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gteat questions in which he has fruit grow ing is sufficient. The ques
will either lie necessary for him to
COOS BAY
PORTLAND
HOURS
tion
is
whether
or
not
you
desire
a
have a solid macadam road leading to
The R ecorder $1.50 per yea.r
shown always the keenest inter« st
his place, if he Is to reach it during
and the right solution of which be good quality oi fruit or whether you
COLUMBIA RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
the wet season, onto lay in a sufficient
regards as vital to the happ.n -ss and want it small and scabby.
stock of supplies rind provisions so
Leaves Portland (Ainsworth Deck) 9 a in May 4th and Coos
These three processes of pruning
that he will not have to leave his
development ol the people
Bay
points May 6th at service of tide and every 5 days thereafter.
place for two or three mouths at a
are sustained by experts and success­
time. The only pointer tlmt the pro.
W. F. MILLER, Agent, Marshfield C. M. SPENCER, Agent Bandon
ful orchardists everywhere.
spective buyer of a “sticky' ■” ranch
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THE HARDWARE MAN
S. S. BREAKWATER
Sunday School In All Lands
P ohl .
The largest organization on earth
Military Day at Oregon
is the Sunday school.
It has more than 26,000,000 mem
The annual military day at the
bers, to be found in every nation
Oregon Agricultural College is as­
except Thibet.
No: th America alone has 16,000,- suming significant proportions as a
social event, and is attracting state
000 Sunday school members.
Every state in the United States . wide attention. For the occasion
and every province in Canada is many visitors from all parts of the
elaborately organized for Sunday- state come to the campus, and in the
school work, so that the remote I future this will be encouraged by
cross roads school is brought into offering special rates on the tailroads
touch with the Internation d organi­ of ihe state.
This year the event was a brilliant
zation.
Every one of. the 200 Prostestant success. The day was ideal and the
denominations, as well as some campus at its best. The white
Roman Catholic parishes, contains dresses of the ladies, the full dress
uniforms of the visiting officers, and
the Sunday school.
In practically all of the 275,0001 the drab suits of the cadets made a
individual Sunday schools the Inte - gay setting for the peaceful campus.
national Lesson is studied weekly. I Military activities commenced with
This lesson is prepared by an Inter­ the first bugle call in the morning,
national Interdenominational Com and there was no cessation until taps
inittee of eminent scholats. Com­ were sounded at 11:30 at night.
ments upon it are publish« d weekly Captain Lenihan, War Department
in thousands of religions and secular Inspector, spent the entire forenoon
pubiicatioM. The portion of Scrip- j in a careful inspection ol the cadet
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br.ilcl for style, perfrrt fit, 'irnplii it-- ■
t. li ib.ltiv marly 40 y<
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a rv c.ty amt town in the Un a 51 t
< .in ut i. or hv mail itirret. M''-*
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any other make.
Send lor Iiec calali’p i I
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needs is that he should be thoroughly
acquainted with the antics of the soli
during the rainy season, so that he
will not tie tifken by surprise when the
sticky time comes.
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Pntenta taken through Munn A Co. receive
tp, <
notier, without, charge, in the
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PROTECT
THE
ORCHARDS.
All through the northern states the
snow lies deep in many sections. This
means that the orchards are in espe­
cial danger of Injury from rabbits
whose other food supplies are made
inaccessible by the heavy blanket of
snow. And as the winter advances
the hunger of these ever present pests
increases, making the likelihood of
damage l»y them ttie greater. If the
trees have not been protected and the
rabbits have begun their work of de­
struction. rndical measures should l>e
adopted. These should include wrap­
ping of the trunks of all young trees
ns far up as the branches with old
newspapers, the smearing of wounds
already made with a strong resin soap,
the use of traps, dogs, ferrets and guns
In exterminating the offenders nnd. if
worst conic to worst, the scattering in
the runways of pieces of apples on
whicli jiowdcred arsenic has been
placed, Of course such poisoned halts
should be covered with brush in case
any of the farm animals have the run
of the orchard. The trees should be
inspected at frequent intervals so that
the rabbits will not have made serious
havoc before their depredations are
Home Bakery
’S
1/
1st Class, Bread, Cakes, Pies and Pastry
Of all Kinds. You can get my goods at
Rosa Co.’s store, at J. M. Baker’s store and
at Comforth’s restaurant. Satisfaction guar­
anteed. A trial will convince you
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