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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1910)
School Report |subject to irrigation, and for which ' water is available, an -1^140, coo acre» • of limbered hills. Estimates of the Portland, Oie., May 19.— With timber place the total at 4,500,000,- the arrival in Portland of John E. Ooo feet Thirty thousand acres of Burchard, of St. Paul, .definite in the timbei land in the XX illamette formation l«came public as to the ■ Valley will I k : subject to fruit.raising build ng of the Boise & Western I as soon as the limber is removed. Big Project for Oregon. I Good Rations For the Cows I « X ♦ ♦ Lodge R.1T.CÌ Professional JDxr<aotoi’y Rejx»rt of th- Bandon Ptiboc Schools for the eighth school month Lodges are Requested to Notify thia Office on Election of Officers and on * Change* Mu*>ng Night. Cards under this Head are 50c per in., month According to an authority ou feed ? Friday, May 13th. lug. buying graiu for cows is a mat ■ Gr^de 1, Mrs. Kopf, teacher— O 1Î o.< ifíí-tív' «<- v' c' > c- ■> O <* <• <• O 4 ter that tSkrs couBide ruble uerve at \ • enrollment for year, 56; for month, the preseut price ou the market. It is Lewah Tribe No. 48. Imp. O. R. M. Dr H I_r Houston a quest lou. too. that takes a lot of Railroad, as the east and west 46; daily attendance, 41; per cent ---- cxevv---- jyT LETS every Thursday evening at 8 run al PHYS1U1AS A Si’Kf.’h'Uiv thought aud study. Many farmers are the Bandon tgm_a. Sojourning ch.eti Office over I’rtic Hrore. Hours,It tv of attendance. 95; times late, o; branch of th«* Hill system in tappi g asking their ueigbbors what they fetst tn good standing are cordrally invited to attend. The Family Card Table. • and how much. Many are putting G E a.nr. I '.*» to 4. i in. ; 7 to > It; tire evening. d»on, C. S. Hubbard Central <)regon. roll of honor, 19. more thought and study into just such G of R. Sachem. Night callsuMuered irne office. Entering the state at Ontario, the questions as feed and fet*ding. where Grade 2, Miss Marsh, teacher— HANIMtN. - • • «»lthtMtN Evangelist Herlx*rt C. Hart makes' as twenty years ago almost any way Mam. site. enrollment tor year, 49; for month, Boise it Western will build in a any kind of fe«*«l would do. D XNDON LODGE. No. IM) A. F. fc A northwesteily dhection through Mai 4 statement. wh I. f- :«•.*. i'l n-t bear and IDr IL. I3 Uorons . n. The great question of today with M, Staled communications hr.4 Saiunhy 44; daily attendance, 39; per cent hettr canyon to a |M»int directly east out, when he says that 9* per cent the dairyman is w hat to feed and how liter the full moon of each n onlh. All Master DENTIST of attendance, 94; times late, 2; roll of Malheur Lake, brom that point of the gamblers ol the world get much It Is a question that needs the Masons cordially invited. Office Over Vienna Cafe J. A. -‘oorruon. XX . M. attention But how shall the of honor. 16. two siirvevs have been made for a their first lesson in gambling at the closest G. T. Treadgold. Secretary Telephone at Office and Home. ; man care for his cows under the farm Grade 3, Miss Radley, teacher— continuation of the line. family card table. It is a fact wall conditions and isuiveuleuces that are i. ANDON - - OREGU Í I. O. O. F One of the projected lines passes known that m mv young people, ot the command of the ordinary farm- ; enrollment for year, 48; for month, When the cow is on full feed flt g XNDON LODGE, No. 133, I. O O. F. «i. T. TKK A IMitH.I», to the north of Malheur Lake and boys and girls, who are forbidifen to er? meets every Vi ednesd-y evenu^. \ uu.ii, grass little thought need be tilken of 41; daily attendance, 35, per cent ATTORNEY AM) COIN ML» « the other between Malheur Lake play cards at home, learn to play her. but tills is comparatively a small brothers in good standing cordially invited. AT - LAW, L. J. Radley. N. G. of attendance, 93; times late, 2; and Harney Lake. The objective part of the year. and. in fact, some | elsewhere under conditions that con A. Knopp, Secretary NOTAliy I'l BLIC feeding something the entire roll of honor. 10. point of the road will be attained «luce t • gambling. The game at the practice year. Bandon, - Oregon. Grade 4, Miss Lusk, teacher— through the use of either lin«| Rebekah Lodge No. 126. ftmily card table is seldom, almost A small amount of grain fe«l even ' Office With Bandon Investiu«*ni < •> EE rs in 1.0.0 E. hall every second «nd enrollment for year, 40; for month,* Bend will in all probability be the never, played for a stike. In this on the flush of feed will repay the 1 fourth Tuesday.. Practice nights 1st lues owner In fact, some farmers prac- I 34; daily attendance. 30; per cent junction point (or the new line with it «lifters from society bridge and dayot the month; Social evening the 3d Tuesday ! EDr. ET- 1*1. Brown. tice feeding ensilage also when on , of attendance, 93; tunes late, o; the < fregón Trunk Line, tin railway 1 ■'500’ and the rest of the fashiona- | grass When it comes a little later ‘ ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to Resident Dentis*. all members in good standing. roll of honor, to. Clara Goetz. N. G. owned by the Hills, and which is l ie card-party games. Card playing! in the season tlw weather gets hot and Office in Panter Building Grades I, 2 and 5. Mi s Latimer, rapidly creeping toward the heart ot being f rbidden in the family, the i the flies are troublesome. It is abso- j Belle A. Kolp, SecreUiy. Offre. Hour.: 9 to 12 M. I to » P. M, lately necessary to feed something in; teacher—enrollment for year, 40; Oregon by. way of the Deschute- boys, nearing voting manhood, are 1 coiiuwtion with pasturage to main Phone, BANDON. OREGON Knights hf I'ytlilaa for month, 31; daily attendance, 2|; river inure than likely to find a place to I tain anything like a full flow of milk. T^ELPHl LODGE. N o . M. Knights of The ration for a cow should be gov- i **^ Pythias. Meets every Monday evening per cent of attendance, 90; limes Which ever route may be finally play a game where there is a stake . erned. of course, according to tin* abil at Knrghts hall. Visiting knqhts invited to C. R. BARUOW late, I; roll of honor, 8. selected will depend upon the visit to win or lose. ity of the cow. to assimilate her fo«>d attend. Wm. N. McKay. G. C. Attorney and Counselor-at-L'.w Grade 5, Miss Rosa, teacher— now being made to that section of In this connection there is re j and convert it into milk. It is impos B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. COQV1LL.B. - ORE enrollment for year, 41; for month, the state by the party of which Louis called a good woman, long “sacred ; sible t<> lay down any rules to go by. but feed the cows all they will take Office over Skeel»’ Stor e Woodmen of the World 36; daily attendance. 33; per cent W. Hill is a member. It is believed to memory,” but for many years a ; and make proper use of. Some con 1 Office Phone. Mam 135; reskic-vce. Mair Mb »Seaside Camp No. 212 meeft every hi t eo of attendance, 95; times lite, o, roll that the northern route, following resident of this city. A woman of tend that eight pounds of grain per third 1 hursdays of each month. \ ¡siting day is enough fur an average cow, but of honor. 21. the survey and grade ol the Wiliam strong character she was, the mother it is not. A good rational way to fe«*d neighbor, cordially invited. DSL E. W. liOSSITER R. W. Bullard, C. C . Grade 6, Miss Murphy, teacher — ette Vailey and Cascade Mountain of four sons, a devout church a cow Is to commeuce w hen she ; PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON J. N. Hoskiog, Clerk. enrollment for year, 41; for month, Wagon Road, will be the first con woman of religious belief that would freshens with five or six pounds a 1 BANDON OREGON 27; daily attendance, 26; per cent structed. It will open a largi r ter have delighted the soul of the evan day. begin to increase the feed and OiBce and residence in Panter residence propeily gradually do so as long as you can in C3- W REA next door to Bijou Theatre of attendance, 97; timys late, o; roll rr.ory which is soon to be populated gelist who pieaches the “eternal crease the flow of milk ami are sure Attorney nd Counselor-at-Law that she is properly digesting her of honor, 14. and which w.ll be shipping to the punishment” dogma. She resolutely I Notary Public DR J. ID KELLEY Grade 7, Miss Walker, teacher markets of the wot Id before the Hill placed a ban upon card plating in i food. It always pays to feed the cow all U. S. Land Contests a Specially. Practice in Physician and Surgeon enrollment tor year, 39; for month. lines reach tlu south boundary of the her family. i essons learned, the i that she can convert into milk with all Courts Office tn Room No. I I, Laird-Lowe Bluildmg out waste, providetl one has a grain ! 27; daily attendance, 25; per cent state. last Sunday school book finished, i Office in Donald Charleston home, opposite ration that balances up ou a ratio of j Bandon - • Oregon Presby Urian church, Bandon, Oregon of attendance, 93; times late, o; roll The southern survey will be re weary of teasing the cat ami the 1 to 5.5 or thereabouts. Take farm | of honor, 11. tained for the Hill road to C. lifor little sister, the boys, having exhaust grown grains and buy enough wheat j Grade 8 Miss Gearhart, teacher — ilia, which will be built in the near ed all allowable, means of entertain bran, oilmeal, cottonseed meal or I some of the protein feeds to balance; enrollment for year, 36, for month, futuie. • ment at home on long Winter even up the ration What is a balanced ra 30; daily attendance, 26; per cent Following close on the announce ings, went to bed to get rid of them tion? It is the proper amount of feed ; of attendance. 92: times late, o; roll ment as to the railroad routes, came selves and each other. As they of honor, it. that concerning the final closing of grew older and bolder these pastimes High School. H C. Ostien, prin., the largest real estate transaction palled ami they began to creep from , Mrs. Ostien ami Miss Rodgers, as from an acreage viewpoint, ever con their bedroom windows at their early I sistants—enrollment for year, 48; for summated in the history of the bedtime to join Loys of the neigh-I month, 39; daily attendance, 35: United States. borhood whom their mother would i per cent of attendance, 91; limes Transfers of the 800,000 acre grant not permit to come to her house, in i late, 2; roll of honor, 2. from the owners of the Willamette a game of cards at one of the.r I SUMMARY Valley Cascade Mountain Wagon homes I llis mother did her duty as she ' Total enrollment for year, 438; for Road comiiany to the new purchas ers. the Oregon Western Coloni saw it. as Evangelist II irt would; month, 355; daily attendance. 314; per cent of attendance, 93; times zation company, were yestehlay com h ive encouraged her to do it ; but it I pleted in New York City, and Mr. f tiled signally in its purpose, since late, 7; roll of honor, 122. CHAMPION DAIRY COW Roll of honor includes pupils Burchard, vice-president of the new three of the sons w ;o thus took their to sustain the animal for twenty-four neither absent nor late during the company, is here to start develop first lesson in deceit, disoliedience, hours and furnish the nutrients for month. The following students ment and settlement and use by the and in the pleasures of forbidden her to do hej work on. But the aver age farmer is not going to weigh each of the High School have made a French owners, it is proposed to dis fruit, became frequenters of gambling cow’s milk each day and then weigh I BRIDGE 6c BEACH Stoves, Ranges and Heatershave in them so many excelienc'.-r that they arc now acknowledged the greatest sellc-r. on the coast ar.d they are growing standing of A for the month in the pose of the lands rapidly in any resorts and in due time professional each cow’s ration and make them ex- ■ in favor every year. We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household subjects named. A 95 to too per quantity above 40 acres. Lan.Is ar«* gamblers, in which most abominable actly correspond. It makes some dif ference as to the individual animals ( and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case. to be sold to actu «1 settlers at from vocational! lived out their brief span (the breetLs enter into this to a certain cent. $15 to Í200 an acre, and upon cot - and died. TINNING AN1) PLUMBING A SPECIAL! Y. Lester Jenkins, General Hist. extent», the condition under which the cattle are kept. etc. To give the dairy j A neighbor, also a good woman, tracts which will allow all the time Archie Rosa, Gen. Hist. Our Assortment of Hardware. Tinware and Edged Tools is Host Complete. a working ration, then, one must necessary for development and pay the mother of five sons, permitted ; cow Mildred Morse, Gen. Hist. select such feeds as will contain the I the boys to play pedro, casino and j necessary amount of protein. Grace Wood Rook-keeping, Al ment for the lands. Of the grains raised oats are the This stupendous work, which is other simple and then popular games gebia, English, Gen. Hist most valuable, parley next aud corn destined to bring into Central Ore at home, with companions of their IMPROVFD FAST-TIME SERVICE Ralph Bullard, Gen. Hist , Book last so far as the protein content is gon at least 20,000 families, with own age, or between themselves and concerned; of the fodders alfalfa hay, > keeping. Wynona Patterson, Gen. Hist , more than 100,000 population, is to their one sister, as chanced, and not clover, oat hay. oats cut when in the be pressed as fast as money will drive one of them followed cards into milk and curial into hay, redtop, mil English let. timothy, fodder corn, cornstalks t business or social life, ami all ar«' ami silage. It is impossible to com ' Geo. Strang, English, Gen. Hist. operations. Back of the colonization scheme is now men tilling positions of honor pound a ration of home grown crops; Lora Morgan. Gen. Hist. with a sufficient amount of protein. COLUMBIA RIVER BV DAYLIGHT | the $12,000,000 synilicate of St. 1 aul ami trust in the world. Ella Felt« r, Gen. Hist. And to get the best results it Is econ capitalists w ho have for years oper These are net unusual cases, since Harry Craine, English. omy to buy some concentrated feed Leaves Portland (Ainsworth Deck) 9 a ni Mav 4th and C<- >s 8 Ernest Wilkins, Algebra, Botany. ated hand in glove with the Great with variations in family details they even at what may seem to be a high 1 price* Bay points May 6th at service of tide and every 5 days thereafter. I Northern railway, and .•.Inch in the are familiar to almost any one who English. When it comes to roughage, clover W. F. MILLER. Agent, Marthfield C. M SPENCER, Agent Bandon pioj *ct has assurance has taken the pains to look about hay Is of Itself a balanced ration, ac Daisy Hansen, Bolany, English. present ■■■■■■■■■ P> M4 AXOaL. <-U -WMtWHBMRa4 amounting to moral certaintv that him cl csely. It is merely a variation cording to the best authorities, but it Zettie Gibson, Botany. is impossible to get best r«*sults from Tom Ostien, Algebra. English, the Hill railway ínteres s will build of the old story of the fall of man.' the cow or even paying results when an east-west line across central Ore the text of which is: ‘‘But of the f«*d ou roughage alone Silage is very Botany. gon. tree of knowledge of ¡good and evil low in protein ami yet is a very valu Elsie Kinley, Algebra. Botany. The 1 mils which are now to be thou shah not eat,’’ an unwise inter able food In fact, silage has not as Amelia Chaney, Botany, English. much protein, ton for ton. as oat opened up were secured under a diction which, according to Milton — straw. It is valuable because of its Thos. Laird, Algebra. grant from Congress, the considera Brought death into the world and all our woe. succulence and ns an aid to digestion. Lentnet Gallier, English. The silage aids In the digestion of tion being the construction of a Oregonian. Carl Bowman, English. everything the cow eats. Ensilage ami Liela Buckingham, Botany, Gen. wagon road along the foot cf the grain should be fed the first thing in Rates $t.r»o to $2.00 per day. Special rates by western si ipe of the Cascade moun Hist. English. morning; then the milking ami sep F. J HAYS OPrOMETERIST the arating should be done, then at noon Ray Watkins, English, Gen. Hist tains. It begins about 12 miles from week or month. Sample Room in Connection. feed ten to fifteen pounds of clover Ernest Watkins, English. Gen. Albany and ends at Ontario. In the I will be at Dr. Perkin’s office on the and alfalfa hay. The same method is I more than 400 miles of the princely 22nd an I 23rd of each month ■ followed in tin* evening with eusilage Hist gilt are 660,000 acres of agricultural Eyes teste«! free and glasses fitted. ami grain. The ration for strictly Nora Gibson. English. fresh cows should be one and one-half and timber lands, most of which is 1 Don’t forget the date. if tf Erma Craine, English. German. pounds of oilmeal, one and one-half > Geometry. pounds of cotton see«! meal, three; ÍBBA'.V ’»"3EÍVT-.- ■: pounds of cornmeal ami four pounds Hazel Stephenson. English, Ger of first quality bran. man. Lena Langlois, Engl sb German, A Splendid Overall Helpful Pig Tip». ( cometry. By proper fissling the feeder can do for every use. much toward making a litter of pigs; Ritue McNair, English, G< rm.m Cut generous strong nt birth, provided the breeding Earl Watkins, l.ngli'h. ly full. Two is right. Ebha When, English. hip pockets. The airships an* flying high, but they Felled seams. cannot overtake pork. The humble; Sylvia RackleH, English, Ge n an. Of all Kinds. You can get my goods at pig has become the most Important I Continuous Geometry. Rosa Co.’s store, at J. M. Baker’s store an<4 animal on the farm. fly. Jessie Wood. English, Caes ir. at Cornforth’a restaurant. Sal.»faction guar 1« M al 4 Inten. RIVETED Scatter whole oafs on the grouml or ' COPPER English Hist . Physics. platform every day for the brood sow anteed. A trial will convince you MURPHY. GRANT 1(0. Manufacturer» to gather up. This will give her oc- J Respectfully submitted. cupatiou and exercise, which are very CIIAS. HERZIG. PROP. { H. C O stien . Slipt. necessary. A. NAIR THE HARDWARE MAN S. S. BREAKWATER PORTLAND = H^rrs - coos BAY tl Hotel Gallier Bandon Oregon ? Home Bakerv 1st Class, Bread, Cakes, Pies and Pastry OVERALLS
