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Bandon Recorder «ruction
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August.
THURSDAY
25,
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The Horte
Jury
Tampering
Stopped.
Be
“Seeing" men summoned for jury
service has become a grave evil in
\merica. Not a big criminal .trial
is reported in the press but some
■mspicion along - this line attaches.
Growing out of the general practice
or belief th.it it exists, is a corres
As the Fall season advanced, dis
ponding contempt fur jury verdicts,
comfort was attentuated. The smoki
uni lack of confidence in our courts
made the eyes smart; there was n<>
is a whole
wiy of escaping it. Fortunately
Judge Kersten’s dismissal of a
heavy rains fed a lew tl.ns b - ore the
>anel of seventy-five veniremtn* at
arrival of Henry Villard and his dis
Chicago yesterday, after learning
tinguished party who cune to Port
that prac ically all o> them had been
land immediately after the driving of
ipproached by some unknown in
the golden spike. Octeb r 7th. to
terest, has brought the too common
attend the celebration. Die skies
practice Io a climax, Neither side
were dear by this tune, and the visi
10 the Browne case admits authoriz
tors had no fault to find either with
ing any agent to call on veniremen
the weather or the hiding of the
and even charges the attempt to a
seen try. — Oreg 1 >11 ian
thiid party. Judge Kersten has or
The railroads and every form of dered an inquiry, with assurance of
machinery have called for more prosecution when the facts are re-
Long Primary Ballot
horses to do the increasing work, vealed.
and when the horse is banished from
Juries are at the bar in this case
Some one at Salem started the
the streets of our cities the great
and all like it That provision which rumor that the primary ballot in
volume of business must cease and
gave the right of trial by jury in the Oregon would be 15 inches wide and
the freight trains will rust on the
fundamental documents of our Na 6 feet long, and based his prediction
side tracks.
tion, was once deemed the most on the fact that so many candidates
Statistics show that only eighty sacred guardian of liberty, for it was
are filing lor office and also that the
thousand automobiles and mechani never contemplated that judges 32 measures of the initiative and ref
cal traction cars were made in the taken fresh from the peers of an ac
erendum would appear on the ballot,
United States in 1909, and perhaps cused would abuse the custom by
hut the fellow has another guess
100,000 tor 1910, which, at $1,000 which they themselves might be
coming, because the 32 measures
a car, is only $100,000,000.
brought to trial any day. America will not appear on the primary ballot
France makes about
50,000 cars lias given juries the most exhaustive
all, but will be on the regular elec
6o,oco cars test oi all countries, and is tinding
Great Britain
lion ballot in November. Perhaps
25.000 cars startling deficiencies. One ol these
Ge; many
he got his wires crossed and thought
100,000 cars is the ease with which interested
United States
the general election would be held in
par.
ies to a suit or criminal hearing
Total cars for 1910 235,000
N ovember.
may r< ach the jury arbiters and in-
Total valuation $235,000,000
Of course there will not be so
fluence their verdict.
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The two million horses in Illinois
m my candidate’s names on the elec
the
l'his
evil
is
truly
a
arming
to
alone are valued at $.>56,00 i.oco,
tion billot because onl, the regular
which is mere than all of the auto-I man who observes the sanctity with nominees will be on, l> 1 at ihu t' e
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mo ole iu the world Horse breed ■ which judges have been clothed billot nill be long en ugh tilt
ing is the mnst-iuipori ml and mo t when just d< <i-> ons weie secur <1 ee tt'in judges will sure e, ■ th
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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
O
HALF the PRICE
o
That Lots on the Adjoining Pi operty
Are Selling For And at Less Than
ACK 11 PRICE
Where Houses Rent for a Better Per Cent than
ZOÎ
Those auto enthusiasts who havt
been predicting the passing ol tli<
borse from the world of industry ami
have even preached the funeral yer
mon of the last of these useful domes
tic animals, will be somewhat sur
prised and may be disposed to call
the obsequies to a halt when ibex
read the following astounding figures
from the Livestock Journal, which
calls attention to the fact that during
the past decade horses have in
creased six million head, and we now
have 31,000,000 farm and city
horses, with a $3.500,00,000 valua
tion, and higher prices than ever
before—$260 to $500 for good draft
horse*, and several $1,000 teams are
in our cities. The automobiles or
mechanical traction has neither
helped nor hurt the horse.
Must
■« k<
the dry spell o' fiftv-.se» <n days d-
not check the lii.s. The pill ol
smoke thickened. Late in August
and throughout Septcm «er, you
co«ld I< h >L at the sun any tinu <>t
day without blinking. It was a-
though you wore colored glasses
the sun was a bill <>f dull red.
Among our visitors that fail w is
thegreat Henry Ward Beecher. He
stageil ¡1 part of the way acr<*rs the
Ro?kv Mountains. When askeif io
a Portland friend how he I ked the
Columbia Rivrr scenery between
here and The Dakes, he exclaimed
with disgust. “Didn’t see it. For
all i saw since I reached Oregon. I
m ghl have come through ill a mail
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Sl(K.
anywhere else in Bandon it Must
be a Good Investment
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For the Next SIXTY DAYS
ONLY These Lots will
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be sold $80. to $90. each' on Easy terms witli no building
o
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restrictions. Build any old thing you like.
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City Water in.
I Have a Special Reason for Closing out This
Addition at This Time
There are only a Limited Number of lots left and there are
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NO MORE AT THE PRICE and Never will be when
These are Gone.
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Act Now.
This Sale Will Close
60 Days From This Date, July 7, 1910
T. B. WHEELER
UPSTAIRS IN RASMUSSEN BUILDING
tor
OR photographic film
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 [jg]
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profitable iiidu-Uivot Illinois and the' III intlicCes a growing coni ■ up. Il mon , .
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r*s,
nation ami the farmers cannot supplv the must iinpo't.llil side of lOUIIs in1
the increasing de land lur in- re i. 1 hi ! >1 is-.in forms ot government.
Should Build Railroc.d
hoists.md belli r horses, regardless Criminal prosecutors, as well as de
of price, for i.nr American city mar It nd.till, have resol ted to the low'
it« is, ami a grt at 1 xpt 11 tiade tin all practice, justilviin th extra.-rd. niry
Europe, e.igei tor good Arnette.ill course with the statement that irreg p
ol
nlir
work
bv
the
d<
lend
mt
was
!
horses.
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being ofivet. ’Aediliy m.delicti» s, i
Think of our American horse in
with large stalls ot counsel anil corps ■
duury of $3,5<.<>,ooo,uoo, $1,000,.
which makes truer, better-
of <1 tee tves working in the r be
000,000 more tli.in all < ur tattle,
balanced negatives, and
half, do not hesitate to hive juries
Cyko Paper for deeper,
sheep and h<>gs, and $510,000.000
interviewed, which is the tir-t stage;
softer,
clearer prints.
mote thin all our cereal crops.
of “seeing ’* So com non his lle
Let us show you our
There is no comparison at all with
splendid assortment of
co 1 e the evil th it people receive I
the $100,000,000 automobile indus
cameras. Pure chemicals,
the reports as a matter ot course.
try. Our great horses increased in
all photographic supplies.
Public sentía eel mu 4 bear used
Developing and printing
value, last year, ovei $350,000.000,
against jury tampering Great evils
done. Reasonable charges.
three times the value of all the auto
require hercrc remedies Long term«
mobiles made in America.
in the penitentiary are tine for every
Bandon Drug
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American railroads are using 2, 111m who can be connected with any ,
COMPANY;
180,000 fre’ght cars, which must be possible violation of strict jury sane .
loaded and unloaded chieflt by good tity. Let Judge Kersten lead courts ¡
FOR THE USE OF THE PUBLIC-In our large
draft horses. The auto trucks would tn the good work by sending every
City Transfer
Big Premium List
be welcomed to carry part of this culprit where lie can reflect for many
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burden (hat is increasing faster than years upon the evils of de-.troying
All kinds of draving ami transferr
VALUABLE PAPERS, Silverware or other Valuables,
FOR SALE—mill wood,
This paper has received a copy of ing
we can produce the horses to handle one ol our most cherished institu
it will pay you to rent one of these boxes.
the premium list of the Second fioin Cody’s mill $2.00 per load
it, but they give practically no help tions. —Portland Telegram.
Southern Oregon District Agricul Cod sold and delivered at lowest
to overburdened horses, and the au
prices
J. Jenkins, Prop
tural Society, which will hold a big
tomobile doesn’t hamlie freight, so
STATE DEPOSITORY ‘
Another Dry Summer
district fair at Roseburg, commenc
it is up to the farmers to raise more
Notice
YOUR BUSINESS RESPECTFUIXY SOLICITED
ing Tuesday, Septemlrer 27th. Many
horst's; and to raise larger and better
horses to haul larger loads, for to
Several thorn tnd Portlanders will thousand dollars will be given away To the Republican Voten ot Coo, ¿nd Curry
Presbyterian Church
load and unload a million freight remember the fifty-seven successive in premiums, ami the indications are
FOR SALE -I ive room cottage
Count ic:
I have decided to become a candidate for and furniture, and two lots.
cars every day is a work no other rainless days in 1883. This was the that it will Ire a big fair.
Best
r. .mination. at the Pi unary Nominating Elcciion,
locat.on
in
town.
Close
in.
Inquire
nation can accomplish
yeat the Northern Pacific was com
fw Joint Representative fot Cooa and Curry
Regular services are held every
of Nels Rasmussen.
29 tt
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nunties,
and
shall
submit
my
name
to
the
Re.
Read
the
R
ecorder
and
keep
Sunday at 11 a.rn. and 8 p.m. Sun
pleted. It was the smokiest year
, p ihiaan voters for nomination under the Primary
See or phone L. J. Radley for all
day school at 'in a. in. Y. P. S. C. E.
since 1862. Present forest tires are posted on the happenings in an t< immating Election Laws.
kind* of Fire Wood.
ay-tf
at
7 p.m. Strangers and new comers
Th« R ecorder only $1.50 per year
insignificant compared with the de •rour.d Bandon.
28-tf
HERBERT HUME
M FILM
nsco ’
‘in persuading folks to buy
I lumber ttier's no hypnotism
equal to having in stock the
kind thev want”. And folks
want the kind gotten out by
the
GEO. W. MOORE ¡.UMBER CO.
DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
FIRE PROOF VAULT. If *ou have an?
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
J
are always welcome.