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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1910)
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Exclusive Dealers in Men’s & Boy’s Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Ties, Collars, Underwear, Trunks and Suit Cases Bandon Marshfield Money Talks Cash Only TIMMON’S BUILDING TAXES” come through and do J demanded. Not the booming of to assist in the determination of what their part toward helping this good cannons, nor the magnificent water was a resonable rate. It seems to be Published Every Thursday by the work along? If they do not, then 1 parade; no, not one little quiver did the professi n, though it is not gen Reccrder F’ntjisliing Company. we can come to but one conclusion, all of these things produce. We erally believed to be the actual desire C. E. KOBE, Edit» • - T. H. KREAMER. Busineu Managrr and that is. they are kicking foi the ' expected th< m, demanded them, in sake of kicking, and they don’t want : tact we have tried to picture how it of the railroad people of the country Subscription, $1 50 per Year ir. Advance. Advertising Rates Mad« Known on Application. Jol> Printing a Specially. any development of any ktnil. Here ! would all look for several days. We to bxse their revenue upon reasona Elit< 1 o<l nt 1 he ltandou I’estotlice hh Seuonu ('I hsh Mutter. is a chance for us all to show our have seen such demonstrations before ble compensation for the service ren T colors. The question is: WILL WE and this differed in setting only in its dered, having regard, of course, for June 30, 1910 THURSDAY DO IT? magnitude. However, Theodore is a fair return to th«? stockholders. a great man, and besides, America, While the public desires the estab can be pul through over their protest To Cruise The Timber. his home and native land, must not lishment of as low rates as possible, That Flying Leap. if all will lend a shoulder to the be outdone by Moslem, Roman, or there would be no general justifica The Coquille Sentinel of last week wheel. Scot. Jack Abernath. and the com tion of such reduction as would de I It never can be said that the mittee weie contributing tln-ir might prive the railroads of fair profits on says that the Coquille Chamber of This is our optxirtunity We want the actual investment. The first Commerce is now taking up the to lower the taxes of the <4>untv to ••welcome home” celebration iccoi * I- iest, but despite Rough Rider, V. in purpose of railroad legislation h s h Loeb, Jr., and the whole American proposition to have th«- timber of those who are now bearing the) ur- ed Theodore Roosevelt, lacked indi do with adjustments which will I >>i navy, we feared that this reception Coos county cruised so that rhe larg< den, and this is the one chance by viduality, for we r«id: "Mrs Rioe- to a just detennination of tin i.r< , aoukHall tin. i limber holders .• ill be forced to p.n which it can be done. Here is ;dso velt was first down the gangplank matter. But it <fid not. and Theodor« their share of the taxes. This is .< an opportunity for the people who and there was kissing and hugging The new bill, as passed, is charac saved the day himself. And it was good move and is one that was taken are crying higher taxes, and oppos good to behold as she clasped her all done so unconsciously, too. Just terized by two omissions which pre up by the Bandon Coinmerci <1 CluI ing every improvement because of loved ones in her arms. And then elude all consideration of the measure came the colonel with a flying leap did not w «it to walk down the gang several months ago, and correspnn the taxes. plank, but ‘‘Leaped from the rail of as an actu d settlement of the question We need this titrber cruising from the Kaiserin to the deck of the dence was opened with the various the Kaiscrin" in his eagerness to get of « hat constitutes a reasonable late. commercial bodies and granges ol movement pushed to ¡a completion, Manhattan, and then another affec home once more. So T. R. has Those omissions are the failure tç> the county, but at that time the especially in the Coquille vallev, for tionate greeting as he raised bis big made the occasion memorable, and make provision for physical valuation North Bend and Marshfield comraer we want a Port Couv nission here. boys up in his arms and kissed thi m. now we know for sure that he is once of the railroads, and to so regulate cial bodies wen* the only ones that Even the people who are opposing T< nderly he clasped Miss Alexandt r, more really and truly in our midst stock issue and security manipulation responded, and each of them ap the Port Commission u nder present Theodore Jr.’s financée, in loving i Again we say, "Thank God f< r that as to prevent over capitalization. pointed a delegate to go before the conditions, say we want a Port Com embrace." I 1'he actual value of the roads and We arc glad that be still love-, his leap ” County Court ami see what cotilo mi sion, but we want «different con the watering of stock are two consid- be done; Coquille and Myrtle Point ditions. Now is the oj portunity to children because we havê ever re- ' I ei at ions which, taken together, com An Unsettled Question did not res| ond. But now that get tin se different conditions, the garded Mr. Roosevelt as an ideal prise the rotk upon which the deter Coquille has at last awakened to the op|tortun ty to make tin • people wh" father, and that he should confer the 1 minationef leasouable rates founders. If one were asked to state what he situation, it would seem that some will lie most benefitkxl bv the Por: sone affection upon his son's wife- There is no ti lling wh.it is a reason | at a very Commission pay their wharc of the to be. is in the natural course of believed to be the primary purpose able rate with either consideration, thing ought to be event*, and we rise to felicitate them o' the railroad bill, just enacted into cost. early date. left cut of the calculation law. he uou'd probably say that it The question now js: Will we all both It is true, as the Sentin.l sjs, These omissions leave any com But none of these things yielded w >s an amendment of the interstate mission or other tribunal that shall that the large timber holders will no work together lor this e. id? Will thrill which our nervous system < commerce act calculated materially attempt a definite, legal statement o ‘ doubt oppose the proposition, but it those who have been.cry ing "HIGH the 1 I what constitutes a reasonable rate without the basis of fact, and in the final outcome of litigation under the provisions of the bill nothing will be settled —Telegram. Dr. W. Botot’s Reliable Family Remedies. Pile cure a speci dty. For sale by Mrs. Lottie J. Jenkins, Bandon, Oregon, Orders by mail promptly filled. 25-2t "How would you like to have a broken neck and a dirty shirt on?" Go to the Bandon Steam Ldry. it — ■'V* •x"* — ■ F’OR photographic film 1 and printing paper, cameras, pure chemi cals and supplies of all kinds, come to this store and you will be certain of depend able quality. We sell the [pl M FILIVI nsco ” which makes truer, better- balanced negatives, and Cyko Paper for deeper, softer, clearer prints. Let us show you our splendid assortment of cameras. 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