Bandon recorder., June 16, 1910, Image 2

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Bandon Recorder
SIRES AND SONS.
Ahgust Bebel, leader of the Gefuian
Social Democratic party, recently cel­
ebrated bis seveutletb birthday.
K vcorcttsi' FublLuir.£ Company.
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M. Duptu de Lafon-ude is the new k
C.E. KOPf.
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. r. H. KREAMER. Buaum Mamgrr official guide of royal visitors iu
Fruace, succeeding M. Raoli in that
ttatucrijition, Si 5o p«r Year tn A ivance. Advetiimng Bute« Mu<l>*
capucity.
KiM'W (1 on Appltrultoii. Job 1'iinti'ig 11 .Specialty
William Johnstone of Sydney. N. S.
£lii< Ahl hl 1 be B hu U ou
-. m brruitd I'I hns MnPer
W, who is loti years old. was cabin
boy on the vessel which took Nsp. te<>n
to St. Helena ninety-flve years ago.
June
16, ¡910
THURSDAY
Ettill Blom and Dr. Niles T. Quale*,
leaders iu the Chicago Norwegian colo­
ny. have beeu decorated by King Haa­
kon VII. with the Order of St Olaf.
A* if Money Grew on Trees The Milwaukee Sen-it.el solemnly Frank Scidler. weight 320 pounds,
says: ’‘I he presidents of the west - the biggest engineer on the Williams­
end of the Philadelphia and Read­
ern railroads whose plans have been port
ing railroad, runs an old fashioned eli­
It is in the big city that we learn
blocked by the proceedings insiftui— gitte. which is the smallest on che IThla matter must not be ret-rinted with­
out special permission.]
to spend money—not only individ
road.
ed by Attorney General Wicker- Marshall M. Kirkntan. who lias re-
u illy and lor things frivolous as well I sham with the approval oi President tired on a pension from the service of
KNEW ENOUGH TO QUIT.
tiie Northwestern railroad after fifty-
In a majority of canes when a fellow
as useful and necessary, lx 1 in the j Taft are showing a spit it of docility one years of service, tins been second
has scrimped aud worked hard a score
communal sense and for ’he comfort, which is commendable. They rec­ vice president of tiie road for twenty of years to accumulate a competence
years and had charge of finance and for old age be has acquired physical
ognize lite gravity of the situation sec« Hints.
and mental- habits which make it hard
Jens 1. Westengard. general adviser for him to let loose and take life easier,
which unexpectedly confront ; them,
people.
to his Siamese majesty's government. to enjoy the well earned fruit of bis
and are facing it with dignity and Bangkok, was lorn in Chicago. He thrift and industry. But now and
We are familiar with enormous tx-
a stenogra(liter, lawyer, teach
then one meets the man who knows
without a sign of captiousness.” has at been
Harvard and is now tiie only enough to quit before the capacity to
penditure as associated u itli munici* ‘‘Docility,” if this remark be quite er
American in the employ of the Si­ enjoy the good things of life is extinct.
amese
government.
We ran across him the other day. A
ptl administration in New York. correct, must lie a word ot wider
William Frederick. Jr., a traveling dozen years ago be bought a ranch;
We are amazed as we read of its meanirg titan we had supposed. As salesman fora flour concern in Duluth. was long on perseverance and indus­
Is thought to be the only utan who has try. but short on cash. In the years
annual budget of $160,000,000 and to “captiousnes ,” it is already re ever committed the Bible to memory succeeding lie worked hard aud lei
It Is said that he can repeat any pas­ nothing keep him from developing bis
oi its subway enterprises running into ported that the railroad attorneys sage
in it from Genesis to Revelation. pnqierty Iu the best possible manner,
other hundreds of millions.
But are claiming that it is “clearly un­ He was eighteen years committing the and it is fair to assume that his good
wife and the children shared in this
constitutional” not to let the rail­ book to memory.
recently a couple ol New York pro­
work so far as they were able. The
roads alone. And one is not quite
years of hard work did much to un­
Sporting
Notes.
jects have been advanced as ptactica- certain about “dignity” even. But
dermine bis health, and a few months
ago
tie sensibly came to the conclusion
ble and likely to be realized which the presidents of the railroads did Chief Wilkie. 2:12%. by Earl Wilkes.
2:12l/>, will be entered in the pacing I that be would sell his bolding and
lend emphasis to the surpassing not start a militant revolution against division of the $15.000 Rendville haudi take life easier. He disposed of bis
property at a good figure, moved to
money spending habit ol that city the government, if that is what IS cup.
town and bought a commodious resi­
Martin Sherluan. the great all
One of these proposed enterprises meant. — Portland Journal.
around athlete, who announced his re­ dence property. He has ordered au
tirement from the athletic game some automobile aud will add this pastime
is the construction of a moving side­
to others which are within bis reach.
lime ago, is back again.
This man has good horse sense. Far
walk, for which preliminary es'i-
in Chick Lathers, the Michigan uni
better for one to do as he lias done
mates are made. This moving side­ Ordinance To Be Referred versify player. Manager Jennings be­ than to keep on in the treadmill until
lieves be has unearthed another Ty
health is gone and everybody in the
walk is to be undergtound on Thir­
Cobb. He’s a powerful hitter.
home has become sick of the grind and
Bill Corrigan of the Boston Red Sox
ty-fourth street between Second aud
The R ecorder has just ccmplet
scrimp aud has little zest for what the
is catching even better than last sea­
Eighth avenues. The sidewalk will rd the printing of a pamphlet which son and with his hitting and inside coming days may hold. Many would
get a vast amount of happiness out of
be operated at a depth of forty feet, contains two ordinances: Nos. 154 work bus something on all catchers as living if they did as this man has done
an all round backstop.
and let up before it is too lute to do
and the cost of this little undertak and 156. One is an ordinance pro
Dorando Pletrl, the famous Italian any good.
ing to facilitate handling of street, posing to exclude live stock from Marathon runner, has left for Buenos
Aires. South America, where he will
ORCHARD HEATING DEVICES.
traffic along a single thoroughfaie running at large inside the city lim compete in a number of long distance
When the fruit ranchmen in several
and only for a few blocks, is to be its, and the other proposes to bond races at the Argentine exposition.
sections of the west where spring
frosts are likely to occur were first
the city for $60,coo for the estab
approximately $12,000,000
confronted with this menace to their
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industry they seemed to consider
Another improvement under con­ lishment ol a municipal water system,
and both are to be referred to the In New York and Jersey City there themselves victims of natural forces
templation is the construction of a
often as ninny as (10,000.000 eggs and well nigh helpless. But within
voters at the coming city election, are
In
cold
storage nt one time.
the past few years m-erssity has prov
conduit Iron) loo to 300 feet uuder Monday, Jone 27th.
There were 28,!M7 persons in the ted ed the mother of Invention, and they
Manhattan for the purpose of bung­
oral employ in Washington on July 1 have devised methods whereby they
last. The annual payroll for them is have been able to protect their trees
ing a daily supply of 500,000.000
Tales of Cities.
$31.541.225, an average of nearly $1.100 at blossom time against damage by
gallons of Peekskill water under the.
frost. Among these devices oil pots—
each.
Venice Ims I recome. next to Genoa,
simple lamps adapted to the burning
Learned
Danish
societies
have
peti
­
island to Long Island, and thence to tiie principal Italian port.
tioned the government to abolish the of crude oil —and little stoves for the
Venice is built on IIS small Islands use of capital letters in their language, burning of soft coal have proved ef­
Staten Island, the water t i How at a
connected by 378 bridges; Amsterdam
fective methods of keeping the tem­
pressure that will throw a stream 011 nearly 100 islands, connected by al except for proper names and at the be­ perature above the freezing point, lu
ginning of 11 sentence.
some 200 feet into the air. T he tidy most 300 bridges. Ghent stands ou
It is now held that the area of mer some other sections where wood is
2ti islands, joined by 270 bridges.
chantable forests in Canada has been plentiful as good of even better re­
little sum of $100,000,000 will be
Previous to Jan. 1. IIMHI. there were very much overestimated. A recent sults have been secured by building
twelve
automobile manufacturers tu Ontario estimate was that the timber from twelve to fifteen small wood
required fot the achievement of this
Detroit, wttli u capitalization of $7.805.- used at the present rate will last the fires per acre. In one case in which
enterprise.
(MM> During tin- year of 1009 twenty province only thirty years.
these wood fires were used by a friend
new companies. with a capitaliza
in a western valley last spring he
The consideration of such enor­ one
tion of $4.000,000. began the uianufae
protected his ten acre orchard for
seven nights at a cost of $3 per acre I
mous expenditure for the comfort taring of automobiles in Detroit.
Current Comment
during the frosty period. He had pre­
and convenience of the inhabitants
To keep grafters out of politics *ls viously tried oil pots and coal and yet
sitlii to be almost as difficult a prob­ found wood fires more effective in giv­
of a single city is well nigh stagger­
lem as to keep worms out of chest­ ing the desired result.
While little
ing. It puts the glory of Nineveh,
Administrators Notice
nuts.—Atlanta Georgiatt.
has been done along this line in cen­
Babylon, ancient Route and the rest Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Considerable has been said nttd writ­ tral and eastern orchards, there are
ten first ami last itt disparagement of many springs when the prospective
“on the bink,” as our friend the has been appointed administrator of the estate of <>ur idle rich, but apparently most of crops could be protected by Just such
John McKenzie, deceaard, by an order of the
the newsboy’would sty.—Portland County Court of Coos County. State of Oregon. the real trouble Is caused by our busy means.
rich. — I’rovitlenee Tribune.
PRACTICAL CONSERVATION.
And all per« ns having claims against the said
Telegram.
A French professor tias produced
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The most direct and practical way
estate are required to present them within six tadpoles without the help of progen­
Yes. but if there Isn't going to for the average corn Belt farmer to do
months from the dale of this notice with the itors.
a little conserving of natural resources
proper vouchers to the undersigned administrator be-any ancestry hereafter what's the
Transplanting Fish
on his own jiccottnt is to make a more
at the office of G. T. Treadgold in Bandon. use of having a present generation.—
economical disposal of the products
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hihidelpltia
Times.
Coos County Oregon.
raised on Ids own farm. I'or some
Dated this sixteenth day of June, 1910.
this will mean putting a stop to the
Astoria fishermen who angle in the
JOHN WESTERMAN
Animal Oddities.
grain selling type of farming in vogue
Administrator of said Estate
for years and the feeding of raw prod­
John Day’s River h ive recently
Sparrows have three broods in a ucts to beef steers, hogs aud dairy
G. I. Treadgold Att’y for
year.
caught a number of red snappers, a 23-5t
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Administrator.
cows. For others who may have al­
Horses seldom suffer from decayed ready taken this step ahead it will
1 eeth.
very gamy fish that was transplanted
mean the installation of the silo for
Snails Imre through rocks by means the ttiore complete utilization of the
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City Election Notice
from Southern waters about ten
of an acid I hey exude.
large quantity of corn which is han­
The harpy eagle of Brazil feeds ex­ dled in such a slovenly manner in so
NOTICE IS HERFBY GIVEN. That a
years ago. While we have never
r.-gular election will be held within the corpwale clusively on monkeys.
many sections.
For some others It
succeeded in transplanting in the limits of the City of Bandon, Coos County, A mouse can gnaw a hole through a will mean n more rational disposal of
State ot Oregon, upon Monday, the 27th day of one inch board in three hours.
the homemade fertilizers, much of the
waters of the Columbia or its tribu­ June. 1910, lor the purpose of electing Three
strength and value of which are lost
Councilnien, one Mayor, one Municipal Judge
by leeching and exposure to weather,
taries any fish I hat approached the and one Recorder, and at which election will
The Speculators.
and the best way out in this is the use
also be submitted Io the electors thereon quali­
excellence of the Chinook salmon, or fied to vote the question of Bonding the City of
of a manure spreuder nt the proper
Many s|»eeulators think it a great
our mountain trout, the black bass, Bandon tor $00,000 for the installation of a hardship that they have to sit down time. These types of conservation of
municipal water system, ami also the question of
resources may not be very spectacular
the croppie and the red snapper will whether or not livestock shall be permitted to and wait for the crops to grow.—New or elicit a great amount of public ap­
York
Evening
Post.
run at large within the corporate limits of the
plause. but they will do more to in­
offer something in the way of vari­ said City of Bandon.
Some ot the charges ns to bucket
crease a fellow's financial rating and
Such election will be held at the City hall on shop methods make the gambler who
ety. Some regret is expressed over .aid day. and the polls will be op*ned at the
cause prosperity and plenty in the
deals off the Itottom of the pack soetn
land than any other single project
of eight o'clock A. M., and remain open
the black bass, as they are so vora hour
a comparatively conscientious person
until one o'clock P. M.. and will then close
which Is today receiving attention.
until 2 o'clock P. M., and then be opened at — Washington Star.
Published Every Thursday bv th«
cions that it is feared that they will
destroy large numbers of trout The
carp is another transplanted fish
which has multiplied rapidly, al-
though about all that it is fit for is
fertilizer. The recent transplanting
of Eastern lobsters at Vaquilla Bay
will be watched with interest, . W«
would be willing to trade all of our
carp and bass for a supply of East
ern lobsters—Oregonian.
2 o'clock P. M.. and remain ope* until six
o'clock P. M., and then be permanently closed.
1 he Board chosen by the Common Council
to conduct said election are: A. D. Mor», R.
C. McKmnis and I.. E. Oakes. Judges, and
H. C. Ostirn and Ci. M. Spencer. Clerks.
Thu notice is given persuant to the provisions
•f the City Charter, and also to an order of the
Common Council therefor made at a regular
meeting thereof held upon the 3I st day of May,
IOIA
1910.
Diteti at Bandon,
JuM, 1910.
Oregon
thu ‘Xh
day
There is no tide In the Mediterranean
Ma.
The Merrimac river is 133 miles
long, including the Peinigewasset.
The highest of all navigable rivers is
the Tsungpo. which flows for nearly
I. UOU miles at an elevation of from
II. WO to 14.000 feet
Three rivers as big as the Rhine
would Just about equal in volume the
river Ganges, three Ganges the Missis
slM»l and two MlaslMippia the Ama
son.
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C. R. WADE
Recorder and Clerk
First Uass job work a specialty.
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TIME DEPOSITS
Call And Let us Explain This Fea»
ture oí Our Business to You
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Of Bandon
All Business Strictly Confidential
iHE PEOPLE OF BANDON
Are Cordially Invited. Each
Morning ai Six. bv the New
Chime Whistle, to Come Out
And Purchase Lumber for their summer
Construction Work From The
GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO.
WOODRUFF & GOFF
SECOND
TIIE
HAND
MEN
a
Buy And Sell All Kinds of Second Hand
Goods
Get Our Prices Before
Purchasing Elsewhere
Phone
261
BANDON
OREGON
%
M. G. POHL
NONE
BUT THE
Saturday
At (rallier
Optometerist
BEST
Bandon,
Oregon
Hotel
Home Bakery
1st Class,Bread,Cakes, Piesand Pastry
OF ALL KINDS.
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
A trial will convince you
Opposite Trowbridge’s Store
CHAS. HERZIG, PROP.
Order and neatness In the home are
desirable conditions, but in some
homes they are insisted upon nt the
expense of other things that are of
It Is not always the loudest darker
vastly greater Importance—pence and
at the street fair or circus that has the
quiet, harmony and all around enjoy­
best sideshow nor the windiest ad
ment of home life, it is easy |>erhaps
vertiser that sends the best goods to
to overlook the fact that the folks in
his patrons. There is no vital connec­
the home and their well being are
tion between uoise and quality of
more vital considerations than car­
goods
pets. furniture or absence of dust and
dirt. There is h happy mean between
order and disorder, comfort and mis­
ery. and good sense will usually indi­
F or S ale . — 7 room house, 4 Jots.
cate where it lieu.
Inquire ot E. M. S umner . 19 tt
Don't f< rget that T. W. Robinson
has Shady Brook dairy food, also
the very l»est cocoanut tneal, a sub
stitutc lor oil meal
¡8 tf
Have a few 5 or to acre tracts'
2*4 miles south of town,
mile
from beach, for sale; best location.
J. P. D e G essn .
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