Bandon recorder., July 07, 1910, Image 2

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property or from all othi r propl-.
T^e tact <>f theft is sufficit ut to la
Pill ¡¡shed Every Thursday by the
proven ai d when proven, barring
Keccrdtr Fahish.ng Ccmpany.
lhe effect ol technical igi itypn.Slie 0
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T. H. KREAMER. B uubcm
part of the lawyers, conviction is
Mai*rri^iion, Si fiO |»> t Year it. A ivanre. A«l*ei using Hates Made
most likely to follow W hat good
Known i>n Application. Job Piiutiug a Specially
rea-o. is there that we should liedgi
Eiilereti ni <b<* Batoloii I’,»iotr.ee ns bo ot.d ClnM Mailer
this particular ci ime of grail ala a it
with exemptions and distinction*»
THURSDAY
July .7 19B
which seem to give it an honorable
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place in the category of wrongdoing?
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Tr*d« Balaste» Improving be many improvements made, and — Telegram.
no doubt will be all lhe time.
Of course we are not as liable to
Everybody Must Register
A summary of the foreign trade
contract disease as a result ol debris
for the month of May shows that we
and rubbish lying aiound, as they
have reached the turn of the tide,
Everybody who wants to vote at
are where there is excessive heat.
and the balance of trade, which has
the
piimaries, which ate to be held
but lor the pride that we rill take tn
been setting strong against the
Saturday, Sepiemirer 25th, or at the
the town, we should endeavor to
November election, must register,
United States for the past three
keep it clean, Bandon is a city ol unless they want to go to the trouble
months, is again running in our
homes and always will be, and let II > to hunt up six free holders on eltc
favor The excess of exports over
make that home city as attractive ilS lion day, and swear their vote in.
imports for May was $11,215.820,
Any notary public or justice ol tin
possible in every wav.
compared with an excess of imports
peace can register you, and it is a
over exports amounting to more
matter of but little effort to register,
but when it comes to swearing one's
than $800,000 in April. The de­
Should Export Butter
vote in, it is not only a big job I >r
crease in the value of impnits was
the voter, but adds extra work for
quite heavy since the high water
There is no better dairy state in the election board; and from the
mark of $163,000,000 was reached the Union than Oregon, if the proper number of measures th.it are coming
in March, for last month's figures effort were put forth by the dairy up this yen. it would appear as if
show but $119.929.000. Thit: is lhe men, and yet we are importing but­ they will have troubles of their own
So the best
smallest total since August. To the ter by the carload, when we could about election lime.
size of these figures is due the fact just as well be exporting this highly way for all concerned is for every
voter to get busy and register at the
that lhe “balance of trade” is again valuable commodity.
Along this very earliest date possible.
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showing on the right side of the
line the Pacific Homestead has the
ledger In other words, the exports following to sav:
were not large enough to be proud
* 'Several carloads of butter from Under New Mail Contract
of, but lhe imports were so small the middle west states have been im­
that they permitted us to again ex­
ported to Oregon during the past
hibit an excess of exports.
few months which is a very good
Beginning with today, lhe nail
This favorable trade balance will
service
changes t» the n< w contrac
indication that there is a woeful lack
probably remain in evidence for the
of interest in the dairy industry by tor, C. P. Barnard, who has every,
remainder of the season, for new-
thing organized to carry mail and
the farmers of the state. The dairy
passengers over both routes into
crop agricultural products are now
commissioner and his deputies have Coos county. J. L. Laird of this
coming on the markets, and there
bet n aware of this condition for city has charge of the route between
will lie an increased movement of
some time and are lining everything here and Camas valley, making two
the lemainder of the old crop, which,
possible to counteract the disinterest­ changes of horses between. Hr has
as a rule, gets out of the way as
edness on the pait of those who equipped himself with several teams
of fine, large horses and a new four- I
soon as the new crops are assured.
should be producing dairy products,
seated
Studebaker stage wagon that
But while lhe May imports have suf
in sufficient quantities to meet the combine« strength and comfort,
fered a heavy decline as compared
home demand at least. These < ffi- having an arrangerrent of springs I
with those for some of the preceding
cers have been doing some active that gives the greatest amount of I
months, they have been sufficient to
campaigning in the way^ol conduct­ elasticity possible. Ami his equip— j
bring the total for the first eleven
ing dairy meetings at various places ment of stock seems to give assur
months of the fiscal year up to the throughout Western Oregon during ance that the work will be well done.
highest point on record. The total the spring, and in many instances it He starts in with the rule that there
will be no drinking by the drivers,
of $1,438,169,502 showsan increase
is believed their werk will have some and no needless frightening of pas­
of $250 914,000 over the same j
weight in favor ol inci easing the sengers —Myrtle Point Enterprise.
period last year. Exports of $(,- •
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amount ol dairy output from now on.
617,000,000 for the eleven inontns
The state should be exporting butter
A TENDERFOOT AT POKER.
show a gain of $71,567,00 > over the
bv the carloads instead ol purchas­
Bandon is certainly to be congrat-
He Knew How to Play a Good Hand
same month last year. The excess
ing it from other sections where the ulaled in its forward movement of
When He Got It.
of imports over exports, best known
votine
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bonds
to
the
amount
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Pat
Rheedy,"
said a sporting edi­
natural facilities for producing it are
as the “balance ol trade,” for the
of $6o,ooo to secure municipal water tor. “used to entertain me when I
nut nearly so great ’’
visited Ills art shop with gnmbllng
works The vote was nearly three tales.
eleven months amounts to $179.316,-
to one in fax or of the new plan The "There was one tale about a sand­
000, compired with $358 336,000
Illogical Immunity
city is to be ridiculed, however, for wich that I rather liked. It seems,
for the same period last year.
its jxrsition taken by a vote of 117 according to tills tale, that a bnrkeeiter
in some mining town, connived with
An important feature of the sum­
Will« reference to graft «level« p- to gt to allow live stock to run at •hr«*«* sharpers, and dear help any
mary of the foieign trade was the
large. The stock may not do any tenderfoot that ever ventured to sit
| ment in lhe New York Legisl ituie,
gold movement. Gold exports de­
damage, but the idea is not in keep In a little poker game among that
Governor
Hughes contends that ing with the broader movement of crew.
clined from $36,283,000 in April to
“One night the tenderest tenderfoot
1 there should be .1 wide open and very progress so plainly manifest in that imaginable, after a hnlf dozen drinks
$3,143,000 in May. This is an en­
in the saloon, agreed to take a tin nd
growing city.—Coos Bay Harbor,
couraging sign, showing as it does thorough investigation, an«f he holds,
Iti a dollar limit game.
J furthermore, that any law which af­
"Tilings went along in the usual
that some of our obligations incurred
F or S ai .E. — 7 room house, 4 lots wii.» for awhile Then nn amazing
fords immunity protection to the Inquire of E. M. SUMNF.R. 19 if
scries of nods nnd winks began to
abroad are being met bv lhe sale of
pass about. The bartender had slg-
gr after, is an unfurl in 1 c and illogical
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securities or bv increising exports. I
n.-iled that the tenderfoot held four
law
Kings on tlie draw. There were more
Unless the summer tourist« becom ■ I
JT'OR photographic film
noils and winks, and betting began
Torre c»ul«l be no vieiv in.>r<
excessively extravagant the e will
F and printing paper,
"III the midst of the betting a waiter
m u ally c«»«rect than ibi-.; livre
brought sandwlehes and whisky tn
cameras, pure chemi­
hardly lie much n«*ce-»sity lor g«d
firiler to ilistrnet the tenderfoot, and
Ic oil'l !««• no view earned ’>» pr.icic.il
cals and supplies of all kinds,
shipments of air-'co iseq tence until
v lille the poor dupe was tossing off
)• If *« t th it would be of gn-atcr ben1
come to this store and you
h’s drink the shaqier next him slip-
another season. —Oiegoman.
pel a sixth eiiril on to tils hand, thus,
will be certain of depend­
ill! to tlie pub'c. Il is rather am az­
ol
.nurse. nullifying it.
able quality. We sell the pQl
in , aivl. in a cer«a n sens«-. an««m. —
"'file lineoiiscioUH tenderfoot took
up a huge sandwich. tilt off a large
Clean Up The City
Imis that we sh mid expend eitlv r
mouthful and Ix-gnn to bet again,
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time or thought legislating for the
Bight mid left, of course, they raised
him lie ate on mid bet away calm-
The R ec O roer has always stood protection of the dishoneU m m, the
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An enormous stun lay on the
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for a clean city, and we still stand man who betrays a public confidence
table
"Then suddenly the bartender re-
for it as one of the greatest essentials an«l a public tru-t; while for many
siiine.l his nods and winks. He was
which makes truer, better-
terribly excited.
Something was
of a prosperous city.
crimes less injurious t» the public
wrong. The sharpers. a little anxious,
balanced
negatives,
and
Bipdon is growing all the time; morals, we provide no means of
called the tenderfoot.
Cyko Paper for deeper,
"The tenderfoot finished the last
no Iroom on, but • just a steady evading pun shmt nt, that is to say,
softer, clearer prints.
bite of tils sandwich. took a long drink
growth, and it will not be long unti .no means explicitly addressed to
of whisky and laid down his original
Let us show you our
five cards. Then in silence he gath­
a iiuuiltcr of changes will have to be that purpose.
splendid assortment of
ered In ills vast pile of winnings mid
mi le.
\V mi men t a' outtight and l>e-
cameras. Pure chemicals,
with a ciMil nod took his leave
"After Ills departure there was a
all photographic supplies.
Of course there at-some obstacle« co ni- I no vn as vulgar and common
terrible
time
Developing and printing
in the way of a clean citv here. I he thieves, lhe la.v |»rovi«les for n « n.ir-
"'Wliiil the dickens did he do wftli
done. Reasonable charges.
that sixth card?' tlie sharper H|ed
people have decided that live stock r«»« i 14 ol th.« field o . in'ii try 1 or *
“'Didn't you see? Didn't you see?'
shall continue to run it large on the does it ere ite distinctions that exempt
cried the barienilor. dan* ing nt» nisi
down with rage 'He tile it v.'llh Ills
streets, and so long as this is allowed, if the thief takes p «»perly «if a cer­
Hiind wk’ll!’ ”—81. I bui I s t.... I m - I •••«.«• •
it w ill be difficult to keep the city in tain descri, tion or from certain peo­
crat.
ship shape condition, but there can ple as distinguished from all other
It Will Pay You
II To Look Into This
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When You Can Buy Lots in The In­
dustrial Addition Within 5 to 10
Minutes Walk From the Cody Mill at
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HALF the PRICE
That Lots on the Adjoining Property
Are Selling For And at Less Than
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YORE PRICE
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anywhere else in Bandon it Must
be a Good Investment
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For the Next SIXTY DAYS ONLY These Lots will
be sold $80. to $90. each on Easy terms with no building
restrictions, Build any old thing you like. City Water in.
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1 Have a Special Reason for Closing out This
Addition at This Time
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There are only a Limited Number of lots left and there are
NO MORE AT THE PRICE and Never will be when
These are Gone Act Now. This Sale Will Close
60 Days From This Date, July 7, 1910
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Bandon Drug '
COHP\NY
T. B. WHEELER
UP STAIRS IN RASMUSSEN BUILDING
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Standing Armies.
The first Htaniliug army of modern
times was established by Charles VII.
of France In 11 13. In England lhe
first standing army was organized in
1638.
Folding a Man's Coat.
To fold a man's coat lay the coat out
perfectly dal with the Inside down
The sleeves should tie sprtsid out
smoothly ami then foldisl back to the
elbow until each end of the sleeve Is
even with the collar. Fold lhe revers
back and then double the cont over,
folding it directly In the center seam,
and then smooth It out carefully and
lay tint in tlie drawer.
Nettle Fiber.
From nettle filter a thread has been
produced so tine that a length of sixty
111 Iles of it weighs but two and a half
pounds.
Orang-utan.
Ortrng-ntnn Is 11 Malay word derived
from orang, (uiui. and ufan. woods
It would appear from this that I lie
Dyaks of Borneo. who use the term,
Were I »arw In la us at nn early date,
Tlie one thing most nearly hiiinnu
about the orang-utan i» lis cry w lien
wounded, according to the stori«** of
hunters.
Echo.
She was a sight so fair to see
It thrilled tn.v soul with ecstasy.
A wealth of mellow charms were hers
Enwrap« In truly gorgeous furs,
Her.step u thing of life, her form
Enough to rouse a jealous storm
Among the graces and an eye
That dimmed the luster of the sky
1 stopped and gazed.
Entranced, amazed.
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“Ah! Whither away?" quoth I.
She paused upon the gutter curb.
Ah. me, her pose was so superb
It made me think perhaps that she
Bad stood for Winged Victory
In some remote time of the past
Amid some other cycle cast!
She fill used. and. glancing stonily.
She gave an upiwr cut to me
That left me feazed
And sadly dazed.
“A-ah! Wither away!" quoth she.
—Harper’s Weekly
Forgot the Judge.
Two lawyers before n probate judge
Recently got into a wrangle At In at
one of the disputants, losing control
over his emotions, exclaimed tO Ills
opponent:
"Sir. you are. I think, the biggest
nss timt I ever hail the misfortune to
set eyes upon"
“Order, order!” said the judgp gm ve­
ly. "You seem to forget that 1 am in
the room.”—Wasp.
Strange Thing«.
A toller tolls.
And a holler bolls
And bolls the livelong day.
But no plumber plums
And no summer sum«.
The dictionaries say.
A waiter waits.
And a skater skates.
So It seems a little queer
That no crater crates
And no traitor traits
Aa far as one can hear.
Prayer Masting In the Commons.
For many years n prayer meeting
has been held in the bouse of com-
uious once a week during every parlia­
mentary session. No one knows who
originated the idea, but the record» of
the proceedings, which are faithfully
nottsl each week, show that In the
—Youth's Companion.
year 1833 the well known Quaker Mr.
T. Powell Buxton nnd the evangel­
Quits the Reverse.
icals Sir George Grey und Mr. Zach­
“Excuse my laughing.'* said Mrs.
ary Macaulcy were in constant at­ Brldcy. "but i’ll never forget my feel­
tendance. The prayer meeting Is held ings when you nsked me to innrry
in a room granted for the purpose by you.”
the Nergeant-nt-urms nnd Is restricted
•'Why?" nsked her husband. "Was It
to twenty minutes. The proceedings such a bard thing to answer?’
arc very simple. At each weekly meet­
"No. but you were such a soft thing
ing a president for the following week to answer”—Catholic Standard and
is chosen. On the day of iisseniblhig— Time».
Tuesday, at 5 o’cioek- the president
Were the wort that Is incident to
for the day opens the meeting, rends
a portlou of the Scriptures nnd either the earning of food, fuel and clothing
offers an <uteui|s>re prayer or calls <>n and that involved In getting the tanw
one of the members to pray. Two or remly for consumption done a way with
three others offer short prayers, and everybody would have leisure and to
th«> meeting closes with the benedic­ ■pure, from the ditch digger and hi»
wife up.
tion.—Loudon News.
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