Bandon recorder., May 26, 1910, Image 4

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Rev G I.eRov Hail,
die Marshfield liiplisi chinch will
be in Band« 11, Aloud.i-.’ami I uexlav.
May 30th «ml 31st. ami will preach
M.iv 2(>, I y to in the Bandon I’aptisl «hutch o.
The pn'.dfc. is ve y
dies • evenings,
invited lo alterni these sit-
cordially
ing them up would be but a small
matter cotnparwl to the expense ol vices.
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THURSDAY
Commencement at Corvaili*
The plans for the great Quarter
Centennial celebratii n at the Oregoi.
Agricultural College are rapidly tak­
ing definite form Four main com­
mittees with twentv siib-ccmmittees
of the faculty have bee i organized
and are now at work on the detailed
arrangements.
President James M. Hamilton of
the Montana Agricultural College
will give ths commencement address;
Rev. Dr. F. W. Clam pet t, Rector
of Trinity Church. San Francisco,
will preach the baccalaureate ser
mon and Hon. W ‘F. Herrin, a
graduate of the College with the
Class of 1873 and now head counsel
for the Ilarriirian Railways, will de­
liver the principal address for the
jubilee exercises.
The local and state alumni asso
ciations have made extensive plans
for the enteitainment of the return
ing graduates. Headquarters will
be established on the campus for
each of the classes. Monday, June
13th, will be devoted largely to
alumni affairs. The undergraduate,
organizations will also take an active
part in the entertainment ot the re­
turning alumni
The climax of the celebration will
full on Tuesday, June 14th. On thi;
day the main anniversary exercises
and the commencement exercises
will be held. The S|H*ci.«l tr.i ns
from Portland and other points in
the state will bring hundreds of
visitors to the campus for the final
exercises on this date.
Organize Good Roads Asso­
ciations.
The following letter has be«-n sent
«ml by Lionel R Webster, Chair
man of the Oregon Uood Roads As
sociation and is self explanatory:
"The purpose of the Oregon Gootl
Roads Association is to assist in «1 -
ganizing each county of the state
into a goo«l roads association, with
a view of procuring such an amend­
ment to the constitution of the state,
and such legislation as will make it
practicable to raise the money s<>
that permanent highways mav l><
built in everv county in the state. It
is manifestly impossible, and n<» one
knows that better than you who ate
directly engaged in the work, to
build macadamized roads, or other
permanent roads, bv annual taxa
tion. A few miles each ye ir might
be built in that wav, but tn build
very much of such roads would
make the taxes too high and oppres
aive to the people. Now if each
county had a right to issue bomb
running over several years, the
money might ire obtained at once
for building such roads ami the pen
pie begin to profit by the advantag« s
of having them Under the present
constitution a cour ty cannot issue
bonds for that or any other purpose
If an amendment to the constitution,
permitting each county to ;ssue such
bonds, were adopted, it would not.
of course, compel the county to
issue bonds, but would merely per­
mit it to do so ujxin a tn.i jot it v vote
of the people of that county. It is
not necessary for me to tell a man
as familiar with the subject of roads
as yon are, the great advantages and
profit of a hard surface, pemiment
road that could I m - traveled at all
times of the year, ami upon which
you could haul all the load tint your
wagon could carry. Really, every
one knows that if they will only stop
to think of it. Besides, after such
vert built thetxpcnat of keep
Hub Ilo. & Sii oc Co.
attempting t > keep a dirt road ;n
R. M. Borton, a newspaper tn.-yt
repair.
who has been working in Sheriff
In addition to this constitutional Gage's office since January ist. was
imemhnent some legist.tion A ill be in Bandon la t week. Mr. Horton
proposed providing for some form returned to Coquille Sunday ami
ol state assistance, and also for the will te employed in the county as-
ap|x>intment of a Stat >■ Highway sessi»r‘s office tor a month or six
Besides that it is weeks.
Commissioner,
intended to ask the legislature to
The Malheur Enterprise tells of
provide for using the penitentiary investments near Va.e in the shape
convicts, as well as others serving
of buildings an« I other improvements
city and county sentences tn the
exceeding a quarter of a million dol­
building of roads.
lars. Such investments help build
I am only briefly outlining to you up a country while buying lots and
some of the questions to I»- pre­ tracts to hold idle for a genera tion
sented. The ore which I regard as certainly do not
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of the greatest importance is the
The
Wolverine
came
down
front I
constitutional amendment, becaus«? I
Coquille
after
the
tiain
arrived
in
believe that the best way ami the
that
city
last
Saturday,
bringing
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surest wav for people to get any­
thing, or do anything in this world people to spend Saturday evening
is to get it or do it themselves. I and Sunday in Bandon. The prop­
kno v there are many counties in osition of having a boat come «low n
this state that aouhl issue bonds everv Saturday afternoon, has been
now il they had the constitutional taken up by the Commercial Club
right to do so, and if « county does and it is hoped that the desired re­
not-want to issue them the amend­ sults may be accomplished, as it will
ment does not require it to do so, so have considerable money in Bandon
if any county would not want to every week.
issue bonds th«- people of that county
F. E. Holmes brought a couple of
ought not to stand in the way of copies of the Evening Herald, of
some other county that does want to Norwalk, Ohio, to this office, Mon­ 1
«1«) it. I would like to hear what
day, and in looking them over we II
you think ot the matter.
find man y items of interest as to how
I am anxious to get in personal things are going in the east.
communication with as ■many repre
entative people of each community
as I can, and 1 would be glad if you
Ordinance No. 155.
would send me the names am I ad­
This Instrument is an ordinance, entitled **A n
dresses of ten of the leading citizens Ordinance regulating admittance to saloons upon
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f your road district. In that way Sunday.”
OF BANDON
you can personally tender consider­ THE CITY
DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
able assistance in cartyiug on the Sec. I.--That hereafter it shall he unlawful
good roads work in the state, ami for any person or persons whomsoever to be '
present in. or be permitted to be in the bar room ,
that means not only the advance­ of
any saloon, or any annex or addition thereto. J
ment of your own community, but which may be within the corporate limits of the .
of Bandon, Oregon, upon the day commonly !
the advancement of the whole state. city
knewn as Sunday, at any time between the I
I expect to visit your county dur hour/cf mid-night Saturday night, and four
’clock the following Monday, excepting only
in): the spring or summer, and to o such
persons as are mentioned in the next section. ,
assist in the organization of a Gcod Sec, 2.--Any person who is owner, proprie- |
ion man or manager, of any saloon may be
Roads Association. 1 will have you tor
in such j lace or places on Sunday during and
notified when and where the meet­ within the hours above named, subject however
ings ate to be held, ami I shail be to these conditions; to wit:
(a) That hereafter when any person or per­
glad if you can attend and bring sons, firm or corporation shall take out any
license, in this city to conduct a saloon, then an
villi you as many of your friends affidavit
shall be made at that time as to who is
amt neighbors as van come. Let us the beneficiary, owner, proprietor or manager of i
such place, and all of them.
all get together and each add his (b)
That for those saloons which now have
effoit to this great wo<k.”
license, at this time, then said saloons, immedi-
ately after this ordinance shall g*' into effect shall
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make and subscribe to an affidavit as to such
Car of Lobsters Coining to
Yaquina.
Salem, Oregon, May 20.--Master
Fish Warden 11. 11. McAllister, re­
ceived today a coin tn tin i. at ion from
the Secretary of the Department of
Federal Fisheries, stating that one
carload of lobsters and 200,000 lob­
ster eggs are now on their way from
the coast of Maine to Yaquina Bay,
Oregon, and that they will arrive at
Yaquina within the next ten days.
This monster shipment of lobsters
ami lobster eggs is consigned to the
Oregon Fish Commissioners. The
young lobsters will be transplanted
in Yaquina Bay and the eggs will be
hatched in these waters and raided
This is the first shipment of the kind
to come to the Pacific Coast to the
knowledge of Fish Warden McAl­
lister, who thinks that great pros­
pects are in view for raising lobsters
in Yaquina Bay. Senator Bourne
presented this plan to the Washing
ton authorities some months ago,
and after being advised of the ideal
grounds for the raising of lobste s
and the present urgent need of the
special industry on the Pacific Coast,
the Gove, nmeiit made the collection
If toil don’t think it pays to ad­
vert .se, just notice the Imsiiu-ss firms
that advertise in the RECORDER and
se«; the amount of business they are
doing, just watch where the crowds
go to «Io their trading.
T.T. Allen went up to Myrth
Point last Sunday morning, retnrn-
in^ Monday evening.
ownership, and as to who is the manager, pro-
pdetgr or foreman, and all of them, and there* |
upon immediately thereafter file the same with
the city Recorder.
See. 3.-- I hat when this ordinance shall go ,
into force and effect it shall be unlawful for any
person whomsoever to enter or to be with said
saloon during the hoars above named except
those mention-d in section 2, hereof, and then
such persons only to be permitted tn be in the
saloon of which he or they are such owners or
proprietors, and not exceeding three to each
saloon, and that the matters contained in such
affidavit will be prima facie evidence of the right
of such person or any of them to be or to enter
Mich saloon.
That the object and
nance is to prevent bar
pers or other employers,
such saloon, or drinking
intention of this ordi­
tenders, janitors, swam­
with keys, to enter into
room, and to prevent |
any other person or persons whomsoever, other
than the own-rs from being in, entering into or
hav ng access to a saloon on Sund.iy between
the hours above named, other than the propri­
etors, or person actually in charge thereof, and.
not then unless such ownership shall appear in
and be sworn to in such affidavit
Sec. 4.--That any person or person.«, not w
interested, or concerned, and whose name is not
contained within such affidavit are hereby for
I »widen to enter such salocn during and IxMwrrn
the hours above named, and upon convictior
thereof in the municipal court mav bg fined in
anv amount not io exceed twenty-five $?5. dol-
»ar«, PROVIDED HOWEVER, that this pro­
vision shall not apply to any officer of the law
who shall demand and o' tain entrance upon
strictly official buisness and no other purpose.
Sec. 5.--That any person or persons, firm,
corporation, manager, foreman or agent who
shall have control of such saloon, and who
«hall suffer or permit any such person or per on
(n M so entitled to enterI to enter. lx* present in
and be employed in about, or loiter therein nr
thereabouts, at or during the times above named
shall, upon conviction thereof be fined in ar.y
sum not to exceed One Hundred ($100) Dol­
lars, Provided however, that in the event of the
complete rerovation of a building, or change
from wu pl.K- to any other bui'ding or place,
and if the liquor« therein contvined are secured
and in nowise open or of immediate access. then
upon application to the common council a per­
mit, under such supervision of the city marshal
as said council mav deem fit to impose, may or
may not, in the discretion of the said council be
inued to such person, firm or corporation. to
often up and renovate, change, repair or remove
such place of liu-inc-«.
Pa sed the council I6«h dav of May, |9|0
Approved Ifxh dav of May, 1910.
G R Wade,
Recorder.
Gurley Boak
Acting Mayor
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Hub Clo. & Shoe Co.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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MAY 27 AND 28
We are Going to Give to Every Man That Buys
A Suit of us his choice of any pair of shoes in our
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Store Free. We Have Over One Thousand Pair
And forty-five different styles to select from.
Why do we do this? Because we want to prove
o to the man that has not been to our store and
had the pleasure of doing business with us that
we can save him 30 per cent. We buy all our
merchandise for cash and where we can do the
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best. No wholesale house can dictate to us
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We Give no Credit, all Our Goods Are sold for Cash And vie do Not Ask
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You to Pay the Other Fellows Bad Bills Which a Credit House Must Figure in
Their Profits and for Which the Man That Buys of them for Cash Has to
Help Pay
Now, Gentlemen all we Ask is That You Step into our Store and if we
can not Prove to You that we Save You 30 Per Cent do not buy of us.
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HUB CLOTHING & SHOE CO.
Exclusive Dealers in Men’s And Boy’s Clothing, Underwear, Shirts, Hats, Shoes,
Trunks And Suit Cases
BANDON
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MARSHFIELD
CASH ONLY
MONEY TALKS
Timmons Building
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Bandon,
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Street Improvement Notice.
Nr,tier Is Hereby Given,
Oregon
$25,000.00
$25,000.00
CAPITAL
Stockholders Liability
$50,000,00
Total Responsibility
ular meeting thereof
Second
W«xl n Mill addition
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the city
thereon,
grade
streets by ex-avations and
Deposits at End of First Months Business, $29,052.93
grade so established (or
J lietween the above
DOES ANY OF tT BELONG TO YOU?
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Avenues, by es­
the
said
according to the
fills,
width thereof
full
the
rhe
of Bandon,
grading
and
|>omls,
named
in
Street
Coquille
between I acific and
wherein it is
resolution
impiove
to
proposed
upon the 15th day of
held
Apri*, 1910, did | a-s a
tablishing a
con­
structing sidewalks upon both tides thereof.
If Not. Better Start an Account Today And Let it Grow With a
GROWING INSTITUTION
Notice is f urther given that
remonstrante fie filed with
R<colder on or
before the 1st dav of June, 1910, which remon­
therein
of
of
two-thirds
fronting upon the
IBS
a written
unlcs
the
strance must contain
owners
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common
the
that
council of the city of Bandon, Oregon, at a reg­
(including both sides thereof),
property
real
portion
said
names of the
the
the
of
then
said street,
the council
will pass an ordinance so establishing such grade,
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providing for
excavations
ance therewith,
and
sidewalks, and said
öeo. W. Moore Lumber Co
the
the
of such
will alsd provide
ordinance
for the assessment of
ad|acrnt pioperty,
fills, in accord­
anJ
construction
cost thereof upon the
provide for the manner
and
of collecting the same.
IS READY TO FILL ORDERS FOR
This notice is given by
direction of the com­
mon council.
Dated at Bandon, Oregon,
May. PIO.
THE LOCAL MARKET
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City Recorder
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Your Business For This Summer
Is Solicited
12 th day cf
C. R. Wade
No. 971«
TRF.ASURY DEPARTMENT
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D C. April 5, 1910
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
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STOVE WOOD FOR SALE
I to the undersigned, it
I that “The First
has
National
1 the City of Bandon in
been made to appear
Bank
of Bandon" in
the County of Coos and
State of Oregon has complied
visions of the Statutes of
with all the pro­
the United States, re­
quired to be complied with before an association
Two Banks for Curry
Presbyterian Church.
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shall lie authorized to commence the business of
Banking;
Now Therefore
Comptroller of the
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Lawrence O. Murry,
Currency,
do
here) y certify
Curry county, which has exited I There will be prea< hing service at that "The First National Bank of Bandon* in the
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| City of Bandon in the County of Coos and Slate
all these yeats with nit a single bank. this church, next
tl< Xt Sunday, in the
til«. o f)( ( brego
Oregon is authorized to commence the buai-
. has now been relieved of that dis­ evening «inly. B''illg Memorial Sun- neu of Banking as provided tn Section Fifty one
tinction, as two banks have recently I dav Ottr < hurch will unite with the hundred and sixty nine of the Revised .Statutes
started up in the county The Curry i other ch tit cites in a union service at of the United Stales.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
Couctv Bank has been established the M. E.church at it «»clock. Sun­
and Seal of olhee this Fifth day of April, 1910
at Gold Beich and the Bank of Port day school an I Y -P. S. C. E. as [Seal]
Lawrence O. Murray
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Orford at Port Orford
usual.
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Comptroller of the Currency
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