Bandon recorder., August 04, 1910, Image 3

• *
w
o
o
o
* • •
*
a
% •
o
o
•c
I
o
9
O
m.iny seed' have been removed from
Broadcasting has ’already been th cone *v hatal, but this i« a sure
found to give good result.« in some I trial to the fiug<-r<i of the pickers
regions. It was first tried in the and an exceedingly s| >w process
Ten Tont of Seed fot* Re 'obtained lor this use.
stocking National Forests
Is Cuba Capable?
I
Bandoa Recorder
THURSDAY
AUG..
4,
1910
America sighed with relief this
morning
upou being assured that the
Black Hills ot South Dakota, with
—
Washington, D. C.. Aug 2nd.—
Cuban revolt was insignificant
No ♦
an encouraging outcome. To broad­
A Remarkable Tree.
The U. S. Department of Agricul­
Lodge and Professional Directory
more fervid prayer has ever been
cast an acre of land with yellow pine
ture is using this year tin th<-
uttered
ioi Latin-American peace 1 *
seed, about 8 pounds of set d is
i
National Forests over ten tens of
Editor R ec <» rher : —As Bandon than that welling from the lips of
used. On; of the most formidable
Lodges are Requested to Notify this Office on Election of Officers and on
tree seed. Most of this seed has drawbacks to this method is the ex­ is enjoying a successful revival meet­ Uncle Sam as he views the broils < f I
Change f Meeting Night. Cards under this need are 50c per in., month
already been planted or sown, The
tent to u hich the seed may be con­ ing at present, allow me to give to the little island republic tumbling A
OK*» Í.*' <■ ♦ >'
rest will be utilized later in the sea«
sumed by birds tnd rrxlent» If the your paper a story which may assist about in its swaddling clothes More I
son, as favorable conditions are pre*
depends upon Cuba’s growth than
season happens to be one in which in the gcxxi work going on.
Lewah Tribe No. 48. Imp. O. R. M.
Hoviston
sented-
In the graveyard ol the mining upon any other single ward of the Iy| EETS every Tbursday evening at 8 run at Dr TI
food lor these munals is scarce, the
PHYSICIAN
A SCHGk'Ui\
it some guiding
It takes a great many tree seeds loss is very heavy. The problem of town ol Anaberg, in Saxony, grows Monroe circle.
the Bandon Wigtnan
Sojourning chief-,
Office over l>rue Ktor*.
Hours, *.♦ u>
to make ten tons. |ack pine, the control ol animal pests, such as field a tremendously large Linden tree, hat’ll that instills the doctrine of in good standing are cordially inv.ted to attend.
h . id . I -.30 to 4» 1 in.; 7 to R in the evening.
G E Wilson,
C. S. Hubbard
most important tree for planting in mice, gr >und squirrels, act! gophers which is known to be 400 years old. |»eace will quell the fiery, selfish
C. of R.
Sachem.
Nitfht calls HURwered from office.
the Nebraska sand hills by the For­ which eat the tree seeds, and also
There is something so remarkable Latin spirit in Culta, until the peo­
HA ND« IN.
-
•
OH **<»•»*
M umh H c .
est Service, will average something the further problem of preventing and noteworthy in the shape and ple can leain what peace and pro­
T andon lodge . N o , bo a . f . a a
Dr I j F. Sorensen
like 125.000 to the pound. Ol the depredations of rabbits, which form of its branches that it never gress mean, there will be a thank
M, Stated communications first Saturday
DENTIST
Western vellow pine, the tree most are altogether too fond of the little fails to attract the attention of visitors. offering from too ooo.ooo ¡reople in after the full moon ot each month. All Master
Masons cordially invited.
Office
Over
Vienna Cafe
these
United
States.
extensively planted throughout the trees themselves, whether nursery The tree is taken care of by the citi­
J. A.
orrison, W. M.
G.
T.
Treadgold,
Secretary
Telephone at Office and Home.
Peace among the Latin scions that
National Forests as a whole, 10,000 1 transplants or field grown seedlings, zens of the town, who have built a
seed will make a jxiund. Altogeth- ' is receiving the attention of the Bio- number of stone pillars around it so mingled with the American negro
-ANDON
-
.
OREGU T
I. «>. <» F
er, the ten tons of seed to be used ( I logical Survey experts ot the Depart* as to rest the limbs of the tree upon and aborigines, seemed impossible "D ANDON LODGE, No. 133, I. O. G. F.
O. T. TiaAllGlIItl,
meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting
this year repiesent perhaps 300 mil-! i mint of Agriculture.
them and thus prevent their splitting once in a not dis'ant past. But
ATTORNEY AND (.TH’NS F IX • ;
invited.
Mexico, Brazil, Argentina and a few brothers in good standing cordially
lion single seeds.
or breaking off.
AT
LAW.
L. J. Radley. N. G. ,
In
some
localities
the
Department
lesser
lights
of
Latin
America
have
A.
Knopp,
Secretary
The
story
in
connection
with
this
If every seed cculd be depended ;
NOTARY PUBLIC
progressed wonderfully in the ways
on to produce a young tree suitable ’,as
to purchase seed, but most tree is as follows:
Bandon,
-
Oregon.
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
for planting, the result would be a
*^a^ used is gathered by Forest
“The son of the preacher in the of peace. They have proved that Ä^EETS in I. O. O. F. hall every second and Office With Bandon Investment < ’•»
Service
men themselves. The cost distant past, was, to his father's civilization Las not lost all seed in
fourth Tuesdays. Practice nights 1st Tues­
supply ol nursery stock sufficient to'—
-
day of the month; Social evening the 3d Tuesday
Dr. H. xvl. Brown.
this
hopeful
soil.
Lines
for
a
new'
of
gathering
has
varied
tor
the
dif
greatest
sorrow,
a
non believer in
plant 300.000 acres of land; but no
ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to
Resident Dentist.
such result can be looked for. be-, ferent regions from thirty-five cents God and a resurrection of the dead. race of considerable force and adap­ all members in good stand.ng.
Clara Goetz. N. G.
Office in Panter Building
cause many seeds do not get minate j to one dollar a pound. As a rtt le Ail the father’s good words were tation to tropic conditions are form­ Belle A. Kolp, Secretary.
Office
Hours:
9 to 12 M. I to 5 P. M.
Most of the seed will be sown, cither the seed is collected in the fall spoken for naught. One time after ing. The United States is the
Phone,
BANDON. OREGON
Knights of I’ytlmsM
broadcast or in seed s|KJts, or planted months, when most conifers ripen preaching a sermon at the grave of strongest friend of the new condi
TjELPHI LODGE, N o . 64. Knights of
with a ccrn-planter, directly in th< | their seed. Parties of three or four one of the citizens at whose head a lions, and in taking advanced posi
Pythias. Meets every Monday evening
men ordinarily wotk together. young Linden tree grew, the father tion in behalf of Cuba, has risked at Knights
C. R. BAR ROW
plact where the trees are to stand.
hall. Visiting knights invited to
Wm. N. McKay, G. C.
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law
liven when nursery stock is raised j Where lumbering is is progress the called his son to the new grave and much, and would lose did Cuban in­ attend.
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
collectors
follow
the
sawyers
and
capacity
become
an
irrefutable
fact.
spoke seriously to him of life and
a liberal allowance must be made for I
(’OQUILLE. - ORE
loss. In the first place, a considera­ take the cones directly from the eternity. The young man listened But if the island republic triumphs,
Woodmen of the World
Office over Skeels' Store
ble percentage ol the seeds will be felled trees. In standing timber, the bgt as usual, laughed and denied a the United States becomes the queen Ceaside Camp No. 212 meets eveiy fitst and Office Phone. Main 335; residence. Main 346
third Thursdays of each month. \ isiiing
found lobe infertile. Of those which task is much more arduous. The resurrection, telling his father that as of nations in a new role, which will
neighbors cor>' ally invited.
l»IC. K. W. KOSSITEK
men
must
often
climb
tall
pines
and
cement
the
Americas
and
establish
germinate, many will die before thev
this Linden tree would not live and
R. W. Bullard, C. C.
pull
the
cones
from
the
branches
as
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
leave the nut set y beds, and many
grow when pulled out of the soil, and an illustrious precedent in the dii ec­ J. N. Hosking, Clerk.
BANDON
OREGON
more will be lost in transplanting. best they can. Where these ate on the limbs buried in the soil while the tion ot world peace.—Telegram.
Oilier and residence in Panter residence property
O
REA
D, from a |xiund of Western yellow the extremities and beyend the reach roots extended up vard, so would it
next door to Bi|ou i hcatre
Attorney •' nd Counselor-at-Law
pine seed that cot-tains 10,000 indi of the hand, pruning shears are be impossible for a dead man to be
Fools and Forest Fires.
Notary Public
vidual seeds, 4,000 three year old ; used. . The cones are dropped to resurrected for another life.
DR J. ID KELLEY
U.
S.
Land
Contests
a Specialty. Practice in
transplant , are available for field the ground and then gathered into
Without any more lecturing, the
Physician and Surgeon
all Courts
Probably there will be forest fires Office in Room No. 1 I, Laird-Lowe Bluilding
planting, the Department of Agri­ I buckets and transferred to sacks, in father took the tree out of the ground
Office in Donald Cliaileston homo, opposite
culture has obtained satisfactory re which they are carried to a central and planted it reversed; then he in this section of the country, and in
Bandon - - Oregon
Presbyterian church, Bandon, Oregon
point
for
further
treatment.
stilts.
knelt down, asking his Father in other sections too, where there are
The extraction o’ the seeds is Heaven to make the tree grow and forests to destroy, so long as there
There are now twenty-four Nation
al Forests nurseries with an annual tedious rather thin difficult,
In thereby save hi., son from death ever are fools close enough to forests Io
set fire to them.
productive capacitv of over 8,ooo.­ some cases the cones are spread out lasting.
Yet, the enormous waste’of pro,—
Th
•
son
smiled,
but
to
the
joy
oj
ooo seedlings. But there are many upon sheets tn the sun, when, after
ertv
due to these fires; the destruct
millions of old burns on the National a time, they open and the seed drop the father the tree began to grow
BANDOG
OIIHiOS
Forests which are waiting to be re­ out; in other cases it is necessary to and thrive, leaves put out from the tion of a vast amount of standing
Capital, >23.000.
stocked, and some quicker and resot t to artificial heat. This is roots and blossoms followed, year timber; the killing of young trees;
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
J. L. Kronenberg. President. J. Denholm, Vice
the burning of houses; the wiping
cheaper meth xl than the actual applied by placing the cones upon after year.
President; F. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank Flam, T. P. Hanly.
Meantime, the son looked at it out of villages adjacent to forests,
planting of ntrsery grown trees it trays with screen bottoms and raising
I
A general banking business transacted and customers given every accommodation con­
urgently needed. Therefore the for the temperature of the room to the watched it thrive, and began to learn and the loss of human life ought to '
sistent with safe and conservative banking
remind
dull
men
that
they
are
under
,
that
there
was
more
between
heaven
esters are making experiments on a proper degree. The cones open,
CORRESPONDENTS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco. Calif;
large scale with different methods of the winged seeds fall out. and the and earth than the smartest of the some sort of obligation to be careful j
Merchants National Bank. Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New York.
direct sowing and planting, and most see I is separated finally from wings smart can describe. His disbe'ief about the use of tire in the woods.
Apparently, the only way one can !
of the seed gathered last year was and dirt by a fanning mill. A good vanished, and faith and hope entered
■»
his soul He was no longer a sorrow ever hope to put a stop tothisannu '
A
to his father, but aided him by words ally recurring waste of property and
and deeds, u>d was loved by all good life is • bv devising some means of
people.
idequately guarding the forests, and
THE HARDWARE MAN
the
only way to do that is to have a
Four hundred years have passed
»
since this tree was thus planted; no sufficient number of forest policemen I
BRIDGE & BEACH Stoves, Ranges and Heaters have in them so many excellent iej
storms have broken it, age has not on the ground.
that they arc now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the coast and they arc growing
claimed its own. The story is bt-
The state of Washington, in com |
in favor every year.
We have the ex< lirive agency in Bandon for these household
lieved by all those who see it. A mon with other timber states, has
and office necessities, and prices lange exceedingly modest in either case.
silent but mighty teacher ot the suffered heavy losses on account of i
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
|x?wer of Jehovah and an everlasting forest tires in the dry period, and '
Our Assortment of Hardware, Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
life.”
P ohl
these losses, here and elsewhere, will I
continue unless we can work out
To Move Fruit Crop
some method of keeping a closer
IMPROVED FAST-TIME SERVICE
watch on the forests.
There is no retson why c amper j
The railroads in the Northwest
are making preparation to move the or others should carelessly leave fires !
■y^HE RECORDER management has
tgto fruit crop, which will be the ¡n the edges of the wooded areas,
20
largest ever harvested in this section. nor is there any reason why a man
made arrangements with the
HOURS
With many acres of new orchards in should throw a lighted much, or a
rearing, and tine crops on the old cigar or a cigarette into a bed of dry
COLUMBIA RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
San Francisco Bulletin whereby we
ones, the output from the fruit grow­ leaves and grass
Leaves Portland (Ainsworth Dock) 9 • m July 3-8-13-18-23-28.
Coot Bay on Tide
ing sections will tax the capacitv of
can give subscribers the advantage of
July 5-IO-I5-2O-25-3O
But such things happen, for the
the railroads to supply refrigerator
same reason that many other
Confirm Seiling Through C, M. SPENCER, Agent Bandon
cars. Railroad traffic officials have
a gigantic combination offer that will
thoughtless things happen, Some
been making careful surveys of the
men are thoughtless. They nevet I
orchards in Eastern Washington,
furnish them all the news of the
stop
to weigh the consequences of >
( fregón and Idaho, with a view of
their acts. And some men are sim­
sizing up the situation, and have or­ ply indifferent. They don’t care. !
country in a metropolitian daily and
dered more cars than were ever be­
That's why we have to hâve gov- :
fore used in handling the crop.
all the news of Bandon and vicinity in
ernments and laws and public offic­
Wenatchee, for example, expects to ials.
¿hip
3.5°° cars of fruit this year at
the Recorder at marvelous low price
While it may not be possible ■
Rates $t.oo to $2.00 per day. Special rates by
an average value ol $700 a car,
wholly
to
prevent
forest
fires,
it
is
whic means an output of $2.450,000
week or month. Sample Room in Connection.
from that thriving valley. The Yak possible to minimize them, and we
ima country, the Hood River coun­ must work out some plan to do it-
try, and other leading fruit growing ’orest fires are costly. Often they
The Daily San Francisco Bulletin,
$3.00 per year
Oregon
sections will surpass this output, and are tragic, but we can’t stop them
The Bandon Recorder,
1.50 per year
the railroads will be kept busy. unless we step in between the forests
Traffic men declare they feel under and the fool with fire.—Seattle Post«
Total,
•
$4.50
ancbligation to handle the fruit crop Intelligencer.
as expeditiously as possible, for the
and an expert judge of these hides.
railroads are each year advertising
The Coos Ray Times says: Ceo.
F or S ale .—7 room house, 4 lots
Both papers through
widely the possibilities of fruit grow- Forty has arrived here with the hide Mr. Brown has caught as many as Inquire ol E. M. S umner . 19 tf
i >g in the Northwest, and the}- teal- of the sea otter he shot recently be« three in a day. but they were nure
this office if paid in
---- 000-----
izc that having once brought the low Port Orford. Mr. Forty brought plentiful then than al present. Mr.
Read the R ecorder and keep
advance, per year
j <"ttl< r here it is up to them to help it up to be passed upon by S. C. Brown values the hide secured by
poster!
on th«- happenings in and
Brown, who is an old otter hunter Forty at $500.
4
h m mirket his product.
uoui.d Bandon.
W
■
>
<
i ♦ it
I
13/INK OF FAN DON
I
Great
Combination
Offer
S. S. BREAKWATER
COOS BAY
PORTLAND
I
t
I Hotel Gallier
L
$2.75
» A
I
*
•
•
s
Jr
•
.»
«