Bandon recorder., August 11, 1910, Image 3

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From Hen. y Clews’ Circular. July 23rd.
Hi« Sarcajtie Apology.
A well know u New Yorker figure«!
in u quaint encounter with a “pan
bandler” not long ago
The fellow
bad asked him for a dime, when the
following con versa t ion took place:
“3 ou re a positive nuisance! Tues
r’.ijr you struck me for a dime. Thurs­
day I gave you another, and now you
have the uervff- to ask for a third!”
"Excuse me. hut are you the gent
that gave me u dime on this corner
the day before yesterday?"
"Yes."
"And now I’ve tackled you for the
third dimer
"Yes."
••Waal." said the hobo contritely, “1
slmerely beg your pardon, old man.
That's too much gall even for me.
The only excuse I have to offer is that
you have Improved so much in your
liersonal apiwarance that I didn't rw-
ognize you.”—Cleveland Leader.
Cnycte-Prooi
Pasture
ceeds in Cole-rado
Sue*
-tìand-Oj-L Recorder
We Swear Toe Much
THURSDAY
We Americans swear too much,
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rM.oco o *.♦ o ooo o o»
l’h«- enclosure ot -lie»p range We Co » B.«yit< s swear even more,
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niihin a coyote pr.Mif lence has
Proi.mitv has become one of our * Lodge and. ^Professional Directory
fx-en tried in Colorado by F. H common vices If vou go upon the I
I nlur, of 51 men , with highl. sat stretts oi into a public place, except $
¡'«factory results
Au exj»erimeBt a church, you net^l strain your ears I * Lodge« are Requested to Notify thia Office ou Election of Officer« and on
b-gun by the U. S. Department of but a moment to catch the sound of ♦ Change of Meeting Night. Cards under this Head are 50c per in., month
Agriculture on the Wallowa Nation­ oaths ai <1 eurs«?s. Small boys swear, I
0» Í- 0 0 * AOcO» £••*.# Ai\.' O'iScO.O.O.'O-OX' 0.0 O s’ ï 0 ,*O O O O OcO O v O O 0 0 * O O
al Forest, in On-gon, to discover and old men, and men of ail ages
vhether she«-p could t»e advantage- , between. Tbe\ swear <m slight oc­
Lewah Tribe No 48, Imp. O. R. M.
Dr H. L Houston
(oiislv pasture I within such an enclo­ casions as well as great; they swear lyTEETS every Thumby evening at 8 run al
PHYSICIAN A SL'HGEu^
sure. led Mr. Taylor t<> give the n-w in calmness as well as inanger; they **“ the Bandon igman. Sojourning chief« Ottire over l>ru£ 8tor*. Huiirs« !• t< I
in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
method a trial. The outcome is-et swear at friend as well as f< e, they G E Wdaon.
C S. Htbbard
».no. I .30 to 4, | in. ; 7 to H in the evening.
C. of R.
Sachem.
forth in a letter to the Department, swear tn joy as well as in disappoint-
Night call» Htiswfcred from < tlict .
HANIXIN.
.
OKICGON
j is follows:
MHMOIltc.
I mt nt.
"g ANDON LODGE, No. 130 A.F.h A
“After reading the description of
Dr L F Sorensen
I.f xicographers declare that Amer­ *"* M. Stated communications first Saturday
your coyote-pr«»l fence in (Iregon.
the full moon of each month. All Master
DENTIST
icans have invented and make use of »Iter
Masoru cordially invited.
I constructed a fence to enclose
Office
Over
Vienna Cafe
more •‘cuss” words than anv other
J. A. *. orrison, W. M.
about 500 acres 111 the same manner.
G. T. Treadgoki. Secretary
Telephone
at
Office
and Home.
people. In J.ip.m swearing is prac­
I The fence was ccnstructed «luring tically unknown. When the Japa­
bANDON
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OREGON
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1 the fall of 1908, ami in the spring of
J}
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LODGE.
No.
133,
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F.
nese is angry, instead of calling upon
1909 and t«)lo one thousand head of
meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting
Deitv to wreak terrible vengeance
1 ewes were lambed in this enclosure ” upon the thing or person that stirs brothers in good-standing cordially muted.
L. J. Radley. N. G.
I In the ernacular of the herder,
him, the Japanese will merely utter A. Knopp, Secretary
! “one hundred per cent of the lambs
such harmless explosives as “Hire,
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
were saved.” that is, a lamb to each
here!
” “There, there!”
EE TS in I.O. O. F. Kall every aecond and
ewe, “and one man «lid all the wotk l
fourth I ae dav«. Practice nights 1st Tues­
I think the per ctnt of the lambs
We ought to be nationally ashamed day of the month; Social evening the 3d Tuesday
Dr. H- ZvI. Hrown.
lhe month. A cordial invitation extended to
would have be« n higher, but one of ourselves for our lack of poise ot
Resident Dentist.
all members in good standing.
animal, presumably a coyote, was and self-restraint, because that is
Clara Goetz, N. G.
Office in Panter Building
inside when the fence was construe what swearing means. We ought Io Belle A. Kolp, Secretary.
Office Hours: 9 to 12 M. I Io 5 P. M,
ed. It was impossible to capture be ashamed of our lack of rever­
Phone.
BANDON. OREGON
Knight» of Pythlna
this animal even with hounds. Some ence, because that is what swearing ■Q e LPHI LODGE. No. 64. Knights of
Pythias. Meet» every Monday evening
of the herders thought the animal indicates.
Swearing is downright
C. lx’. BARROW
at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
was not a coyote, but since coyote vulgarity and our national mouths attend.
C. R.Vl ade C. C.
Attorney and Counselor-al-Law
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
tracks were found in several places I need a scrubbing out with soft soap
COQUILLE. - ORE
am of the opinion that it was such as mother used to administer in
Woodmen of the World
Office over Skeels’ Store
Whatever the animal was it raised the olden days when Johnny ust
1 d
Seaside Camp No. 212 meets every first and Office Phone, Main 335;
residence. Main 3d6
its young inside the enclosure.”
six ear words. —Coos B iy Times.
third 1 hursdays of each month. \ isiting
neighbors cordially invited.
Connecting his loss with the rapac
l»K. E. YV. llOSMTfili
R. W. Bullard. C. C.
ity of this animal, Mr. Taylor says:
PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
J. N. Hosking. Clerk.
“A great many of 'he lambs were
BANDON
OREGON
Live Stock Market
Office «nd residence in Panter residence proprny
killed and a small hole eaten behind
CT W R.EA.
next door to Bi|ou Theatre
the foreleg, and the remainder of
Attorney
nd Counselor-at-Law
Notary Public
the carcass was untouched. On the
DR J. ID KELLEY
Portland.. Ore., August 8th: —July U. S. Land Contests a Specialty. Practice
in
land outside of the enclosure it re
is usually a dull month in Livestock
Physician and Surgeon
ait Courts
quired the services of three men ami
Markets, but receipts at the Portland
Office With Bandon Light A Waler Co.
a pack of hounds 10 care for one
Office in Donald C harleston home, oppo.
Bandon - • Oregon
Union Stock Yards were fairly lib­
Piesbylcnan church. Bandon. Oregon
thousand ewes, and only 95 per cent
eral.
of the lambs were saved This per
The total number of cars were
cent could not have been saved
414,
in which were 6859 cattle, 6938 I
without the assistance of the hounds.
“I consider this fence a splendid lings, 15143 sheep ami 331 horses
investment since it easily pays lor ami mules. As compared with last
itAMun
oil »:<.o\
itself in three years. On the other year there was a decrease of 785
cattle, an increase of 5604 hogs, an
the prize ring in a blaze of triumph hand, it is often difficult and some­
seven years liefore Waterloo. Gully times impossible to get men during increase of 1336 sheep and an in­
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
J. L. Kronenherg, President. J. Denholm, Vice
rose to lie a rich man and a memtier of the lambing season.
President; F. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank Flam, T. P. Hanly.
For this rea­ crease of 80 horses and mules
parliament. He won the Derby three
The July cattle market closed as
Bring your
A general banking business trai..<acted and customers given every accommodation con­
times and was the owner of a large' son the money value of the lence can
-trong as it opened on good qualt
sistent with safe and conservative banking
and prosperous colliery, lie dic'd in hardly i> • estimated.”
CORRESPONDENTS:
The American National Bank, of San Francisco, Calif;
1863, the fatiier of twenty-four chil­
.lol> "iV orli
The Department of Agriculturi ¡ties, while half finished animals
Merchants National Bank. Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New Y'ork.
dren.
entt red upon the experiment of en reached a lower level of prices. Top
To T he R ecords
closing sheep range within a fence cattle were in strong demand at
which would turn stock destroying $6 no. The hog market in July ral­
animals in the belief that this method lied to fio.30 ami closed at about
would save forage as well as stock iio.15; the sheep market f< r the
and wages. This belief has been month closed strong, with f'«.«M> for
THE HARDWARE MAH
fully justified by the results. The lambs and $4 00 for best wethers.
Items
of
interest
in
connection
Oregon enclosure carries more sheep
BRIDGE A BEAC11 Stove». Range? and Heater» have in them so many excellencies
than an equal area of range of the with the market include tin- building
up
of
quite
a
business
in
the
pur
­
that they are now acknowledged the greatest sellers on the coast and they are growing
same quality outside, produced a
in favor every year.
We have the exclusive agency in Bandon for these household
heavier lamb cicp, heavier sheep, chase a.id sal«- of milk cows. Dairy­
and office necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in cither case.
and more wool, and at the same time men are looking to the Portland
T1NNI.\H AND PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
resulted in a better condition of the Union Stock Yards as a market
place
for
the
reason
that
all
cows
Our Assortment of Hardware, Tinware and Edged Tools is Most Complete.
rang«' itself. I hese advantages arc
offered
foi
sale
here
are
tested
by
a
du<- to the different behavior of sheep
pastured within such an enclosure government inepector free of charge.
James J Hill of the Hill Lines
from that of sheep herded in the or
IMPROVED FAST-TIME SERVICE
ami Robert S. Lovett of the Harri
dinarv way.
man Line wilt be Vice Presidents of
\\ hen a band of sheep, moves the Fat Stock Show to be given at
qpHE RECORDER management has
about in charge of a |her<ler, it must tiie Yards, March nexj. A number
be kept from scattering much As a of distinguished stock men in the
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made arrangements with the
Hot RS
result, much of the forage is wasted Pacific Noithwest and throughout
through trampling. Within an en­ the United States will act as officers
COLUMBIA RIVLK BV DAVIIIillT
San Francisco Bulletin whereby we
closure, however, the sheep soon «•I this show.
Leaves Portland (Ain.worth Dock) 9 a m July 3-8-13-18-23-28.
Coos Bay on Tide
learn to spread out and shift foi
July 5-10-15-20-25-30
can give subscribers the advantage of
themselves. Under the c conditions
Confirm Seiling Through C, M. SPENCER, Agent Bandon
it is not to be wondered at that a
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
a gigantic combination offer that will
given area supports more sheep, puts
Department of the Interior.
them in belter condition, and suffers
U. S. Land Office at Roseburg. Ore.
furnish them all the news of the
less wear and tear. The success of
June 24. 1910.
the new method, however, depends Notice is hereby given that Stonewall. J. Wil-
ion. of Bandon, thegon. who, on August 27.
country in a metropolitan daily and
on the extermination of all dangerous 1903, made Homestead Entry No. 130! 9,
animals within the enclosure, and on Ser ai, No. 03551, forSE|-4 NE 1-4. NF.
1-4 SE I-4 of Section 7. and SW 1-4 Nw 1-4
ail the news of Bandon and vicinity in
the maintenance ot a fence which will j and NW 1-4 SW 1-4. Section 8, Township
j 30 S., Range 14 W.. Willamette Merid'an, has
keep off outside attacks.
filed notice of intention to make final five-year
the Recorder at marvelous low price
Mr. Taylor believes that the Wai proof to establish claim to the land above des­
before A. D. Morse, U. S. Commissioner
Iowa nlan ol construction is open to cribed.
al Bandon, Oregon, on the 1st day of Septemlrer
improvement in one particular. He I 1910
Claimant names as witnesses:
advocates placing a barbed wire on I j R. F. Cox.
of Bandon. Oregon,
?
the ground before the wove i wire is R. P Hunt, of "
Eugene Pierer, of
”
The Daily San Francisco Bulletin,
$3.00 per year
unrolled, and stapling it down “I
J A. Cope.
of
"
Beniamin F. Jones,
expect
to build another enclosure
The Bandon Recorder,
1.50 per year
28-6»
Register.
sx>n.” his letter concludes, “and will
Tota!,
$4.50
tave a I arbed wire stretched around
—ooo----
the enclosure, and have the men
place their foot on the wire and press
F or S ale .—7 room house, 4 lots
it close to the ground and staple it. 1 Inquire of E. M. S umner . 19 tf
Both papers through
With the fence already constructed
this office if paid in
it seemed almost impossible to get
Read the R ecorder and keep
the wire as close to the ground as is
advance, per year
posted
on the happenings in and
necessary on account ol the uneven
arour.d Bandon.
surface.”
Liquidation in railroad socks has
been tadical Six months* decline
his brought no important failures
ami prtMltKcd no signs «»I real uneasi
ness Foreign rpinicn is still critical
of American securities and American
management yet the f ict remains
that Europe has made no better in­
vestment outside of its cwn domain
than in the United States. Our
credit abroad is good, anil when th<-
turn corner Europe will no il< ubi
again be found a ready purchaser o’
our investment:-, having absorbed
not less than ft80,000,000 during
Both Stung.
the first six months of the current
Some time ngo tin eminent London
year. The present is not a lime for phynleinn r<*i|Uest«*«t an «qunlly etni
despair in Wall street. Readjust­ n<*ut auigeoti to accompany him to H.*e
a distinguished tint slippery patient.
ment ha.« been going on for manv The patient was exceesiltiKly polite to
months, and the unfavorable condi­ both tire medical gentleinen, slinking
tions now observable elsewhere have . bands with them mid bowing them out
the room in the most affable man­
in manv instances been fairly dis of
ner. Soon niter this professional visit
counted. Our financial leaders are tiie siime physician called again on the
wisely indisposed to encourage any aurgssm, rerpiesting him to accompany
to aee another patient. On their
stock market boom at this time with him
way thither the surgeon observsMl. "1
a period of possible financial strin­ hope this patient will behave more
gency before them. The probabili - liberally than the last did."
"Wliy?" said the M D. “Did he not
lies however, are that high grade give
you il fee?"
securities are scraping on rock bot­
"Not a sliilling.” was the reply,
“Indeed!" said the eminent physl
tom. Many such issues are selling
clan, with 11 toss of the head
at a level exceedingly attractive to he Isirrowisi 2 guineas from "Why,
me to
investors, and current dividends pay give to you!"—Tit-Bits.
mor«* than present carrying charge-
Inertia of the Nerves.
As for dividend prospects there is no The researches
and experiments of a
reason for anticipating shrinkage, Frenrb scientist have led him to the
unless it be in ill«- industiials, which conclusion that the cerebral nervous
have declined less than railroad system is incapable of perceiving more
than an average of ten separate Im­
shares, and will have to take the pressions per second. After each ex­
brunt of any business reaction. citation of the nerves a period of in­
National Lead being an unpleasant ertia follows, lasting about one-tenth
of a second, and during this period a
example.
It is true railroad ex new impression cannot be made. Ajc-
ponses have increas d enormously cording to the investigations of this
dining the past half year, sometimes scientist a person cannot make more
than ten or at the most a dozen sep­
offsetting the increase in earnings, arate voluntary movements of any
but a considerable portion of these kind in a second, although the muscles,
outlays were for improvements ami independently of the will, are capable
of making us many as thirty or forty.
extensions, which, wli n completed
will be an assistance and not a bur
A Romantic Career.
The romantic career of a very re­
deli to earning power. It is always
markable man, John Gully, who sec­
within the capacity of the railrcads onded
Cribb in his battle with Moli-
Io «fleet important economics ii nenux, is thus summed up in the
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of National • Biography:"
such expansions, hence t ilk of div­ "Dictionary
•« Prizefighter, horse nicer, legislator
idend reiluctions by the railroads al
ii nd colliery proprietor.” Gully fought
this •ime is | remature and unfound­ Ills first tight Just liefore Trafalgar,
He fought his last ami retired from
ed.
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Z«VÁ’ OF /MA'OOA
V AH’ NAIR
Great
Combination
Offer
4
S. S. BREAKWATER
PORTLAND
$2.751
COOS BAY