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r VOLUME XXVI. BANDON, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 29, 1910 TO DEVELOP Births and Death* NUMBER 38 A Dastardly Attack on J. W. Roberts MUCH SHIPPING FRUIT MARKET During the month of August ac cording to Dr. Culin’s repoit there The business men of Bandon a ■ were four times as many births as few days ago received a paper from deaths in Coos County which speaks Pierre. S. I)., with what api>eartd Many Industrie* of North- well for the healthful conditions Many Boats Arrive and De to be an editorial reading as follows: surround the . inhabitants of Bowerman and Hawley Car Hiwley Win* Oat For Con 1 which . • West to be Given “Some of the attack« that have txvn made re part During the Past tins favored county and goes fer cently, by an irrespono.ble party against some gressman, in this ry County by Good toward indorsing the theory advo Boc st Week 1 of the leading citizens of Pierre, have been most cated by the late administration in District ! shamefully and miserably dishone t and mislead Majority ing. One]. W Roberts, who came tn Pierre a regard to race suicide. This is fur l I stranger, anil worked in th« American Exchan. ■ ther borne out by the fact that both Portland, Or., Sept. 27 (Special) Coquille and Myrtle Point reported The shipping business during the Bank of which Chas. I . Hyde is prescient. E h I mighty good reasons, which for a time, losing his WEST. DEMOCMTIC NOMINEE FOR GOV. — An organization that promises to twins during the month THE VOTE VERT LIGHT IN RONDON past week in and out of Bandon has position need not be slated here, has recently do much for Oregon, Washington been very brisk. The Fifield arrived sent out a circular letter, that for dishonest ex- The list of births by towns is as and Idaho fruit, is the Northwest f Hows: in port last Saturday with a big haggetation has seldom been equalled. Mi. Fruit Exchange, N. F. Gwin, mana Coquille............................................. 5 cargo of freight and a good list of 1 Roberts came to Pierre from West Virginia a According to the returns of Sat ger. with office in the Spalding, The returns from the Coos county passengers. The Fifield sailed again short lime ago; he has now moved another Marshfield .ç urday’s primaries, Jav Bowerman Portland, working in co-operation Myrtle Point.................................... 6 primaries have been very slow in Monday with a full cargo of lumber 1000 miles, and established himself amang , strangers, who have yet to learn his real charac won out for the Republican nomina with the various associations of North Bend....................................... 2 getting in and the result is that the and the following passengers: ter. tion for Governor of Oregon, and growers throughout th-* three states, Coos River...................................... .. canvass of the ballot has been great M's 1 Hacker, Mrs L Hazard, A We quote the following from his recent cir- Oswald West is the Democratic the exchange is directing shipments ly delayed, but it is practically cer I. Harris, F J Erankin, z\ Bering, 1 ' cula-: ‘At my own expense, I am going to ex- I.ee nominee. and seeking a wider market. It is Coaledo............................................. tain that the Republican candidates Hacker, E R Neinstadt, Mrs A H ' pose this man. and trust to your honesty to re- The result, according to reports planned to carry on a campaign me in the matter.’ How many hon- Riverton....................... .................... 1 have been nominated as follows: Thrift, Mrs A M Steward, J Shields, I ■ eompense est non-resident property owners in Pierre will received to date in the state and similar to that waged by the Calif Joint Representative, S. P. Pierce. M B Card, H A Nauman, J Lomas, Fastside......................................... 1 be sufficiently honest to divide their cash re congressional district, is as follows: O'.inge growi rs and everv wholesale Representative Coos County, Ed A Black, A Hazard, C W Hazeltine, sources with this party? Again: ‘Has platted Bandon............................................. .. Governor, Jay Bowerman assem house in the fruit trade will be I Ot.ll. • 28 Raekk-ff. Mrs M Brown, Olive Farber, Kate Pierre for miles, and sold lots for residence bly. reached through the exchange. County Judge, E A. Anderson. Farber, 1) B Clark, Bert Clark, Geo property that are miles out in the hills.' Again Of deaths Coquille reported three, ! I we quote: Congressman First District. W. C. ‘Pierre is built on . . . It it a* An evil that will be combated is Bandon one and Myrtle Point four, Sheriff. John Yoakam. Clark, A Schnoor, J I. Hervy, Alex I rough a country a« God ever made, and net Hawley, assembly. the formation of pools among the or a total of eight. Clerk, James Watson. Kennedy, W Lemonsky, Louis Fol ' fit for anything. . . It would take billions Congressman Second District, A large buyers, so that prices will not Treasurer, T. M. Dimmick som A F Pierce, C R Endicott and of dollars to put this land on a grade so resi- ---------- -------------------------- ' t under the control of these agen W. Lafferty, insurgent. Surveyor, A. N. Gould. dcnces could be erected and your lot would B Straugh. Judges Supreme Court, four year cies, Another plan is to ship noth Water Plenty Coroner, Dr. R. E Golden. stand you someteing like fifteen or twenty The Elizabeth arrived Mondav !thoueaad. These lots arc not worth the taxes term, IL J. Bean, anti assembly; T ing less than carload lots direct to Commissioner, Geo. J. Armstrong. with 116 tons of freight and a big and could not be given away to anyone.* . . • A. McBride. the wholesaler. In this way it is Part of these are assembly and Since the completion of the new part anti assembly. In a number of list of passengers. She sailed again Again we quote: ‘He built his residence a Judges Supreme Court, six-year thought the consumer will receive mile and a half from town. . . . The lend term, G. H. Burnett, assembly; F. the benefit in the saving of freight city water system facts are accumula the office , there was no anti-assem Wednesday with 150,000 feet of on the west, north and northeast of his residence A. Moore. rates by avoiding small and expen ting to prove that Myrtle Point has bly candidate up, and consequently lumber, 103 cords of matchwood, is all rough and hilly and full of gulches, and is Secretary of State, F W Benson, sive shipments. ’Manager Gwin is now the best service of any town in the the assembly candidate polled prac and 20 tons of miscellaneous, and inhabited by coyotes and jack rabbits. 1 his is carried the following passengers: some of the city property he sold.’ He again assembly. determined that world wide markets county. The main point is that the tically the entire vote pleads as follows: ‘ 1 have ,gc ne to a big ex reservoir isoverflowing and that after Capt Varney, F S Perry, W Fos State Treasurer, Thomas B. Kay, •or Oregon fruit shall become a real In Bandon, the vote was very light pense sending out these letters and am going to no pumping has been done tor the anti assembly. ity and predicts that inste id of over in both precincts, only a little over ter, E | Hutchison, N R Smith and leave the matter with you as to what you think Attorney-General, A. M. Craw production calling a halt on orchard matter of two weeks. When pump too votes being cast out of nearly wife, Mrs F F Wood, Jessie Wood. the informaiion is worth. . . . Send me Grace Wood, J P Shadow, J W whatever you think is right to help defray the ford, anti-assembly. acreage, it will soon be necessary to ing was stopped the water was with 500 registered. in six feet ol the top of the reservoir, School Superintendent. L. R. Al double the present commercial or For Committeeman, R. H. Rosa Shadow, Lawrence Shadow, Mrs N expense and reimburse me.' It is evident to some that Mr. Roberts is seeking to injure his and now it is running over almost ilerman, assembly; no opposition. chard area in the Ni rthwest. whs ek-cted in the east precinct, and C Morris. John Jenkins, Stanley former employer and friend and at the same constantly, proving that the springs State Printer, W. S. Duuiway, Jenkins, John Desk, Mrs Emma time take in as large a financial reward as honest A movement to stimulate hog pro C. A. Jamieson in the west. anti assembly. duction in the Northwest is to be ire furnishing more than enough people will deliver up to him. Bowerman and Hawley von out Blakely and H C Funch. water to supply the town and that at Commissioner of l«abor, unsettled. started at a conference of experiment The Elizabeth will arrive again in the county for governor and con All who know the truth arc aware that Mr. Railroad Commissioner, Trank I station directors, railroad officials the dryest part of the dryest season gressman. For joint representative Monday and will probably sail aliout Hyde's residence is about three-fourths of a m.le north of the postofllce, and the court house; that Miller, assembly; no opposition. and livestock experts to be held in ever known, and also when an extra S. P. Pearce won out over Geo. N. Wednesday. the city limits extend a niiie further oui to the State Engineer, John 11 Lewi., Spokane. Oct 4. Ways and means amount of water has been used in Farrin and Herbert Hume. Ed The Bandon arrived Sunday and north, and more thzn two miles farther cast; that assembly; no opposition. to interest farmers in raising more flushing hydrants, sprinkling streets, Rack left won for Coos County rep sailed again Wednesday widi a car- Mr. Hyde has never platted nor sub-divided i.ny hogs for market will be discussed, etc., and the water is as pure and resentative over G. T. Treadgold. goof lumber for San Francisco. The land within one-hall mile of his home; that he Democratic Ticket. The Democratic ticket nominated and it is hoped to start a campaign sweet and cold as it is possible for Geo. J. Armstrong for commissioner Esther Buline sailed Saturday for still owns the land for half a mile to the north, Right that will result in a much increased a mountain spring to be. won over E. E. Oakes and Fred N. Coos Bay, and the Oregon went to and northwest and has not offered any of this was as follows: now, at the start, it is somewhat coil property for sale within the last fifteen years; that quantity of hogs for the livestock Perkins. E. A. Anderson has a the bay Sunday in tow of the tug he did during the first boom in Pierre plat the Governor, Oswald West taminated from the river water that small lead over H. G. Hoy for coun Klihyam. Congress, Second District, close packers, This plan is expected to Hyde Park Addition, a little more than one- hid been pumped into the reservoir much to the wealth of the ty judge. half mile northeast of his residences that he after between John Manning and the f. r add very and from the oil, dirt and other sub three states, Robert Withycombe, wards bought back the few lots he had sold The Democratic ticket seems to mer Mayor of Portland, Harry La te. Bowling Alley Changes stances in the pipes, but after this is therein, and that he vacated the plat, and now superintendent of the Union Experi be R A. Coppie for joint represen First District, Robert Smith. Hands owm this land, which is used as pasture land; merit Station, will he the Oregon cleared away the people here will tative. R. E. L. Bedillion Coos coun and that he has sever platted or sold lots that Statement No 1. have a fine quality of water and evi representative. ty representative, John F- Hal1 are 'miles out in the hills.' Chas. Bowman and A. B. Robin The Legislature has a Statement pistrict fairs in the Northwest will dently in sufficiently generous quan county judge, W. W. Gage sheriff, Every intelligent and honest [icrson must know son have bought the Arc Light No. 1 majority. probably have a circuit ol their own tity. With the reservoir full, it is Thomas Coke county commissioner, that it does not take billions ci dollars to grade Bowling Alleys, pool room and fix According to returns up to noo-t next season so there will be no con estimated that there is enough water any city’so that residences can lie erected, and and M. O. Hawkins for county clerk. tores of W. C. Se'lmer, and Mr. that does not take fifteen or twenty thousand to day, A W. Lafferty, the anti flict in dates, as has been the case in to run three or lour lines of hose Sellmer will devote his time more dollars to grade a single lot. In our judgment assembly candidate has defeated W the past. It is proposed to call a under pressure-for 24 hours, so that R, Ellis, the assembly candidate, meeting of representatives of the in the matter of fire protection as every lot in Pierre can he so grrded at a total Want to Start Daily Paper exclusively to the motion picture cost of much less than a I-1000 part stated by for the Congressional nominatipn in various fairs in Oregon and Wash well as water for domestic and other business and the management of the Roberts, and th at any regular lot that may I e Grand Theatre, and as he is a hustler the Second District of Oregon. ington with a view to arranging the uses the town is well supplied. It is platted in the roughest land al Pierre can be In the First District, the returns dates harmoniously It is hoped to now evident that the leaky wooden and thoroughly understands the busi ■’taded for $300 or less. John A. Seabury and John H. indicate that Congressman Hawley so change the present plan that the pipes nt the old system were solely Blakely, of Aumsville, Oregon have ness, there is no doubt of his success Many intelligent people know that there is no will be renominated over B. F. Mul district fairs can be operated in con to blame for a lack of water before. been in Bandon for a few days look Messrs Bowman and Robinson >n And in Pierre that compares in rougness with key by about 2,000. ing over the field with the view ol well known young men of Bandon some of the best portions of Kansas City, Seattle nection with the Slate Fair circuit. —Myrtle Point Enterprise For Supreme Court Justice, it Gresham. Pendleton and Canby, in starting a daily paper, providing and having many friends the new and other great and prosperous cities. The worst and almost the only legitimate seems that Henry J. Bean of Pendle this state, have their fairs on the things look good to them. They firm will undoubtedly make a big draw-back of the future greatness and prosperity ton. an ind -pendent candidate, has same dates, Septemlier 29—October Four Mile Locals are also looking at the Tillamook success of the enterprise. Mr. Rob of Pierre is that of her people, who a-e pcssimis- defeated Wallace Mc(. aminant, the 1, inclusive, _and Secretary Lazelle, field with the same idea in view, inson has been working for Mr. Sell- mistic regarding her future, and who allow assembly selection. The other jus of the Canby Eair, has started a A. Davis has quite a crew of men however, ’hey did not have their mer in the bowling alleys since the themselves at times to become knockers and slanderous of their ow n town and neighbors. It tices nominated, according fo re movement for the harmonizing of graveling the road by the New Lake plans very well outlined and up to time it started up, and Mr. Bowman is the irony of fate that the man who is doing turns, are Moore, Burnett and father, has been associated with his date it is impossible to state which school house. This w ill be a great dates. the most toward building a great and prosperous McBride. C E. Bowman, in the cigar manu city out of Pierre should be the most viciously at help, as it is always very muddy in way they will jump. postmasters of Ore- Pres idential Attorney-General Crawford, an Any man who wants to start a factoring business. winter. tacked, and most persistently slandered and in anti assembly candidate, is apt-ar- gon will hold their convention in jured. Men of less foresight and nerve would daily paper here at present will have W. Simpson and family took a desert the fight and establish their homes where ently easily renominated over J. N. Portland on Oct. 13 and 14, meeting the best wishes of the R ecorder trip to Marshfield last week. C. A. Manassa and son, A. S. they might find a larger percentage of boosters, Hart of Baker City, the assembly in the convention hall of the Com for success, but we fear he will have mercial C'ub. C. T. Blumenrother, who has more experience than money inside M- nassa have bought out the gro and a smaller percentage of knockers. Chas. L. candidate. Hyde, being a man of more than ordinary cor been sick for some time h is not of six months, and we are not eery business of A. E White and rectness of judgment and fearlessness, has not It is also believed that W. S will take possession about the first M ar ried —at Haberia, the resi been feeling so well for the past few knocking either. Duniway, the anti assembly candi established any reputation as a quitter, and lie- of next week A. S. Manassa is lieving as he does conscientiously, in the many date for State Printer, has won over dence ol A. Haberly, Mr. Wm. days. Bandon is a mighty good to'm here with his family and the father great advantages of Pierre, is determined to do W. J. Clarke, the assembly choice. Coney and Miss Sadie Fry, both of The primary was not very well at and we have great faith in her future w ill come soon. These gentlemen his part toward building a great and good city Bandon, Rev Adolph Haberly offic tended at hour Mile, only ten votes but a daily paper here at present come highly recommended .is ente re here, even to the extent of helping those who iating. Mr, and Mrs. Couey are being cast. Men should at least would not appeal to anyone who prising business men. consider themselves his most vmdittive enemies. , bright young jieople and have the Music Class It must be left to God Almighty himself to think enough of our laws to at least knows the newspaper business 1 good wishes and congratulations of ultimately decide how good or how l»ad he is. Mrs. C. E. Hollopeter and baby attend the primaries and assist in ■ their many friends who are glad to left Saturday for Portland where We do not think he claims perfertion. We nominating good men. A. Davis Grange Corner M iss Winifred McNair will start a | know that they will make their home they will visit for three or four know he acknowledges and regrets mistakes that took the ballots to Coquille. he has made, but we believe in him. as do most clasi in vocal and instrumental music in Bandon. weeks, after which ihey will go to of the good people of Pierre, and we believe The new mill will begin sawing at her home in Bandon. Call on B. W. Bates, editor of the Um pa Meeting of Grange next Saturday Findlay, Ohio, to visit Mrs. Hollo- that everyone with a conscience, will, in the end. logs soon. Tram cars are being her for particulars. 37**t qua Valley News, of Roseburg, was at 12:30 o'clock. Subject for discus peter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs be better satisfied to have helped and enc on raged ■ — *000 ■ thia man rather than from any motive, be it 1 a Bandon visitor Tuesday and gave built and tracks laid. sion will be cooperative buying and D wiggens. jealousy, envy, religious, factional or moral, to W L. Beach will buy all kinds or the R ecorder office a fraternal call, i Clarence Foster l as laid oil part selling of farm and dairy products. W anted .—Gentle driving horse have bwn a party to injuring him m any way. socond hand goods and will bid on He and a friend came over from of his crew and will run with 4 small It is j. import int that all grangers be with buggy and harness. Apply at It the ‘ future prove« that Mr Hyde'« judg- » all that is up for sale. 38-if 1 Roseburg tn an automobile. COME SLOWLY crew for a while. P ete . I this office. present. 37- tax (Continued on Psge 6) o * » I O o 0 O o o - t o 0 • o o
