Bandon recorder., September 29, 1910, Image 3

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Pussy and the Burglar.
A good dog has hitherto been con-
<ddere<l the b»»st protection against bur­
glars. but a certain ol«l lady differs
front this view She believes in cats,
and. iter house being broken into not
long ago. she pr<x-i»»»»l«xi to put her
tli-‘ory into practice, and with marvel­
ously g«xxl results. The midnight hour
bad not long struck when she beard
unusual sounds in the itall below. She
sllpiHil out of bed. took Iter faithful
feline in Iter arms and walked «juletly
on to th»» landing. She leaned over.
Th»» burglar was on th«* stairs. Sud­
denly in an unlucky moment it«» struck
a match upon the staircase. The lady
could see th»» burglar, but the burglar
could not se«» th«» Indy. She held puss
up and then droppe«! her upon the bur­
glar's bead. The cat utter«*«! an un­
earthly screech and then commenced
to scratch for all it wax worth. Puss
was certainly the willing worker. The
next Instant th»» man was outside in
th«» street. — Manchester Guardian.
Whistler’s Friendships.
That Whistler, tlie man of famous
enemies, had faithful friends Is re­
called by Ford Madox Huetter, writing
of th«* pre-Raphaelltes in Harper's
Magazine Madox Brown had a circu­
lar print«*d drawing the attention of
all his old patrons to th«» merits of
Whistler’s etchings and begging them
in the most urgent terms to make pur­
chases because Whistler was in In­
digent circumstances. The story is
that upon on«* occasion Madox Brown,
goiug to a tea party at the Whistlers'
in Chelsea, was met in the ball by
Mrs. Whistler, who‘begged him to go i
to the poulterer's nnd purchase a pound
of butter. Th«» bread was cut. but
there was nothing to put upon It.
Tiler«» was no money in tho house, th«»
poult«*r«-r hnd cut «»IT his credit, aud
Mrs. Whistler said “she dare«! not send
her husband, for tie would certninly
punch the tradi-snian's bead.”
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Lodge and
Professional Directory
When the new growth of raspberry *
canes has reached the desired leugtli
it is well to snip or cut off the terminal «
Lodges are Requested to Notify this Office on Election of Officers ..nd on
shoot. This will make a much xtalkier
5»
bush and will also result in the devel­
Change of Meeting Night. Cards under this Head are oU per in., mouth
opment of mauy strong lateral shoots, •0»
S»
£ -fr ■>
$ «5 $
4» < <* s-
<* <• V
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which will t»ear much larger quantities N« •><<<• V <• e •>
of fruit next year as a result of the
Lewah Tribe No 43. Inip. O. R. M. ,
pruning operation.
Dr Ü. L, Houston
MEETS every Thursday evening at 8 run al
the Bandon Wigman. Sojourning duel«
in good standing are coidially invite«! to attend.
G E Vlil»«>n,
c. S. Hubbard
The latest thing fa the shape of au
anti-trust prix-eediug is a movemeut
which bids fair to be start«»d against the
California Fruit Growers' Exchange
as an organization in restraint of trade
Considering the fact that the railroads
and commission men seem to lx» ixu-k
of the |in>p«»s«-d action, the all'air can
hardly lx» view«»d iu aoy other light
than highly amusing, whatever the
real merits of the situation may prove
to be.
PHYS1VIAK
Niitht calls answered from < thev.
QANDON LODGE. No. 130 A. F. Ac A-
M, Slated communications first Saturd.
4trr the lull moon oi each month. AH Mash.
Ma-ons cordially invited.
J. A. Morrison. W. N
G. T. Treack’old. Secreiary
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IDi’
r3 Sorensen
X j .
DENTIST
Office Over Vienna Cafe
Telephone at Office and Home.
LANDON
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Many a high llfe<l and valuable team g ANDON LODGE. No. 133. I. O. O. F.
of horses lias been ruined by ccuiing
merli every Wednesday evening. Violin^
into the hands of an impatient and brothers in good standing cordially invite«}.
A. G. Hoyt, N. G.
hot Leaded owner, who has not under­
stood animal traits or taken the pains A. Knopp, Secretary
to use kindness when nothing else
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
would serve the purpose as well. A
horse should Is* made to recognize its M eets in I.IJ.O F hall every second and
owner or driver as its master But ~ A fourth Tuesday«. Practice nights 1st I u. s’
there is nothing in this idea that cou­ day of the month; Social evening the >d Tuesday
tiicts witii using good seuse in th«» ol the month. A cordial invitation extended to
ail member* in good standing.
handling of it.
OREGO
NoTAKY 1'1 i:t.t«-
Bandon,
Or»»gcn.
Office With
Bandon J nv> st n>.-»,!
Dr. JE-I-
Clara Goetz. N. G.
9 Io 12 M.
M, Knight,
I io 5 P. f.i.
BANDON,
Phone,
I'ythiMH
No.
LODGE.
Dentist.
Oilw-e m )’aliter Building
Otlke Hour«;
Knight* of
(’
U. BAk’K'OW
Attorney and Counselor-at law
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COQUI El JL
Wotxiinen of the World
neighbor, cordially invited.
R. W. Bullard, C. C.
J. IN. Hosting, Clerk.
The other day we saw a pear or
chard which Its owner had started to
.FURNISHED ROOMS
head close to four feet high, the trees
li you wish a bottle cold---
having the appearance of slender whip
Call at the Eagle.
stocks
with tufts of feathers at Nn-
li you love the goods that's old-
Why He Waited.
tip. in a section where the prevnllln:.
Call at the Eagle.
The mnn who Is anxiously watching summer winds are from one quarter
the steeple jack nt work 300 feet from this will mean that all of the tree wil1
' 1 aint no use to sit and blink
th«» ground is approached by a pas«- have to be staked up to be kept in an
If you really need a drink.
Ing ac»|ualntance.
upright position, and this nt liest wil
Just make a sign or ring a liell.
••Tlello, Brown!” says tin* latter,
be a boggled up Job. Later on as the)
And you bet they'll treat you right
you still here? It's fully an hour ago come into bearing it is questionable if
Down at the Eagle
that I saw you standing in th«» very there «’III ln> sufficient strength of
i trunk to bear the fruit without break
sanii* s|x)t.”
“That fellow up there gives me th«» ing down. In this instance the situs
BANDON
OREGON col«! shivers.” says Brown. “He makes tlon is aggravated because all the low
me f«*«‘l weak in tlie knees."
er buds on the trees have been snipped
BANDI1N, OKEUON
“Going back to your office?" inquires off. so that tlie growing of a lower
the frietui.
bead<*d tree Is well nigh impossible.
"I guess so.” Brown reluctantly re­
11AND0N
—
O regon plies. "There doesn’t seem to in» much
The chestnut blight, a fungou-
Itfii orifst <in<l ..1 /»itliecfi fii
use in waiting any longer. I don't lie growth known as tlie black knot va
BOOTS - AND
SHOES I
lieve lx» is going to fall.”
riety. threatens th»* ultimate d»*stru<
Is .au ni receipt, of n new slock of
And he turned away with a lingering tlon of virtually all the groves of tin
You can't expect Io get $2 worth
I >rui>s and Chemicals, Patent and glance at tlx- intrepid jack.—Cleveland five chestnut trees in the north Atlan
ior $1, hut you can get your
tic states unless methods can be adopt
I’t >|>t iet.iry P» «-parati, ns. Toilet Ar Plain Dealer.
money’s worth at
ed to hold in check or eradicate thi­
tides. Drug Sundries, Perfumes,
Great Age of Halley’s Comet.
pest. This [»articular blight spreads
Brushes, Sponges, S<-ap, Nuts and
k
While Halley's comet bus been iden­ by means of spores, these being cm
Cindies, Cigars. Tobaccos »nd (. tg- tified ns a meinlx-r of our sysiem for
rled by birds, by squirrels and som»
Dealer in Boots and Shoes.
■iret'es, Paints. Oils, Glass and over 2,01)0 years, certain characteris­ times by the wind. The spores or
tics of its orbit lead us to believe Hint seeds get a foothold aud develop in tin
Repairing neatly and promp­ Painter's Supplies
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it has been with us nt least ten or cambium layer, which is locat»*d just
tly done at lowest liv-
perhaps 100 times as long as that. beneath the outer bark. So tar n-
MY CLOTHES ARE AT THE According to all accounts, it was a effective means has been discover«*»
ing prices
magnificent object at tlie time of the for checking the disease, though it has
Noruian <-ouqu»*st iu KMitl. its bend be»;n suggested by those making a
was equal to th»* full moon in size, study of the question that felling all
and its tail Increased to a wonderful of the chestnut trees in a five mil«-
length.—Century.
zone encircling the aff«*cted area might
prove a harrier to tlie spread of the
A Queer Hiding Place.
disease, as It would give the fungus
During a furious storm in Paris a nothing on which to subsist. So far a-
Janitor was struck on the shoulder by knowif, the chestnut is the only ms-
HAS A SELECT STOCK OF
a small bur heavy tin Imx which had affected by this particular pest
fallen from an upper story of n bouse
Where Yours Ought to be
in the Rue de I’Ouest. The box was
While a sour soil may be indicated
A. F. DERINGER
Prop found to contain »«¡.UDO in gold iiiki by a refusal of th»* clover family to
notes. It was claimed at the police grow thereon, the question may be
station
by nil elderly woman, w ho said easily and accurately determined by
Mteiam Brer un l>rmi¿lit
that the money constitute»! her entire making a test witii blue litmus paper
I î.\ N DON
savings, which she bad hidden by ty­ This may l»e got at any drug store
COURTEOUS IREATMrST
ing the box to tlie drainpipe outside and is inexpensive. A boring should
her window.
be made with a two Inch auger iu tin-
part of the field which sbow-s most evi
I ull line of Harness, Sad­
Another Theory Demolished.
dence of Rourrn*ss and two g<xxl sized
“It costs nothing to be polite’’
dles, Bridles,
flatters.
balls m ole of the earth obbtained near
“You're wrong. While I was polite­ the surface and of that ten or twelve
BANDON
ORBOON
Blankets and everything
ly picking up a glove for a lady yes­ inches down. Th»*se balls should be
usually kept in a first-
terday my new four dollar hat blew split anil strips of the litmus pa|ier
off and rolled in front of a passing laid between and kept there about Ilf
class harness shop.
60 YEARS
trolley car.”—C'bicngo Record-Hera Id
teen mlnut»*s. If (lie [taper Is turn»*»!
Repairing a Specialty
EXPERIENCE
pink In color the evidence is concln
How He Got Out of It.
sive that the soil Is sour and ueeds
"My d»»nr. before marring«» you told sweetening with an application of
me all your doings."
lime, which may be applied in the
“Yes. but now I have come to think shape of the raw ground stun»* or th«»
Notice to Taxpayers
such talk savors too much of egotism." pulverize»! burned preduct, there being
—Lippincott’s.
T uadf MrRKS
little choice betvv*en the two
The
D esigns
chances are that If the soli is sour it Is
C opyrights A c .
Inherited.
also run down and would be benefited
The second installment of taxes
Anvnnvwn.ttn« * aketch »nd .1 >«r.-«»•««. n nil*
Knicker— Joni's Is all tlie time want­ by an application of stable manure.
•pilckiy muori Mln our or»i».‘«n frm» whether
invention »• probably j»nte”table «'«»ntmtinira-
for
the
year
of
190«)
is
due
and
pi
va
ing more mone.-. B»x-ker—No wontier: which will greatly increase
Ct.HiR-f net ly ronn-Jenti-L h'jTiJBÛOK nn PateiiCa
tet.t free. <H«le*t lurepry f«»r Rr« urinrf
ir .
Ide on or lx-fore Oct 3, 191»» an I i' his father was a college president amt ductivlty.
I'atei.te taken tnr<.uali Munn A Co. receive
«y- fati aotir«. without chavan, in the
such installment is not piid by that his mother was a woman.—New York
Sun.
time, Penally an»l inter, si will be
handfenmelv l!!nwtrafe«1 weefcîv. Î -»r/est elr-
He only confers favors generously
added from April 4, 1910
n I at ion of »nr acieninle iMirnal
T
« f . a
- ir : four month«, IL. Kohl by ali e ** »»
who appear«, when they are once con
W. W. G age .
ferred. to remember them no more.-
Sheriff anj Tax Collector
Johnson.
OR|<
Office over Skeek’ Store
Seaside Camp No. 212 meets eveiy first ar?
’
third 1 hursdays of each month. V isiting
CL W
OREGON
o'
Pythias. M.rts every Monday evening
at knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
«tteni.
C.R.WadeC. C.
B. N. Hanington K. of R. S.
The Danish Co-operative Egg Ex
port association awards annually pre
miiims for tli«* b«*xt uianagtsl and most
profitable poultry flocks. Last season
the flock winning first prize consisted
of sixty-three Brown Italians Their
feed consisted of wheat, oats. bran,
ground bone. beets. hay sweepings and U.
a small amount of barley meal, oat
meal and biscuits. The liens averaged
158 eggs each for th«» year, and the re
cejpts from all sources were such as to
giv«> a n«<T profit per lien of $1.93. Be
sides a yard and garden, the tiens had
the range of a pasture and were given
lil»eraI f»?eds of chopped greens.
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Brown.
lv I.
Resident
Beile A. Kolp, Secretary.
0LLPHi
H.kuis.'Jt«
H.iu. I *.*Ki f«» 4, i tn.; 7 to > in the evening.
HANIMIN.
M OMixiie.
It Is a pretty dull child that does not
know bv two years of age whether it
or its pareut is master of the situation
so far as family discipline Is concern-
«»«/ it is not a pleasant tiling to have
a settlement with a child, but if this is
done as it should lx* it will often pre
vent a great deal of worry and annoy­
ance as well as be of great benefit to
tlie child. Force of character, dignity
and consistency in disciplim* are rhe
factors that are chiefly needed.
A SUIUIK'/ a
Ollice uvei I rut» Slur»*.
Sachem.
C. of R.
MA'
umfx-s in order to gaze at one of the
tuoat interesting natural scenes in the
Alps, "the chamois trail.” Regularly
at this hour a herd of twenty to thir­
ty chamois may be seen passing in
Indian file up the yawning abyss»»» of
the precipitous Mettenberg rocks, sep­
arating two glaciers, the male animals
leading the way. the king of the herd
keeping twenty yards in advance and
on the watch. At the bottom of the
Mettenberg. where the slope is fre«»d
from snow, the chamois find n meager
subsistence when their usual fe«?ding
grounds are under «|eep snow, it is
a curious fa»»t that the chamois de­
scend to their feeding grounds nt
dawn, when there Is little likellixxx!
of avalanche«, and return to their
haunts at nn hour when avalanches--
for this |h»rtion of tlie mountain tins
frequent avalanche»—have already fall­
en and th«» danger is past.—Geneva
Cor. Pall Mall Gazette.
B. 0. MAR. IN, Proprietor
i-fi
MARTIN TIUNSFER
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la om $9 tuargsu ci mo «gp art
worth from 8 to B cwt» |*r doacn tuvr<
than dirty, iu this respect, owing to
the failure of so many to gather eggs THURSDAY
when strictly fresh, au immense
amount is lust by the egg producers of
the country.
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Th» Ch»m»l» ▼’fill»
■xerj day at tinoti 8t (jrinidwitd
there la a ruah of rfaltors for the trie-
Office Phone, Main 335;
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111:.
resider.ee. Main 346
W. KOJSNITEIf
PHYSICIAN
BANDON
AND
SURGEON
OREGON
Office and residence in P.tnlcr re: iJct.cr prop: Uy
next door to Btjou 1 heatre
R.EA
Attorney *• nd Counselor-at-Law
Notary Public
S, Land Contests a
Specialty.
Practice in
DR. J. ID KELLEY
Physician and Surgeon
all Court«
Office With Bandon Light Ac Water Co.
Bandon
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Ofiice in Dunald Charleston home, op|s.
Presbyl« rian church, Bandon, ( hrroii
Have you Thought About Lights f ?r this Wintar
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winter evenings. • Call and see ns and let ns -how ton
may have better lights than the kerosene lamp can [»tve,
with little or no more cost. Avoid the r sk of fire -do awav
with the nuisance of cleaning lamp chimneys. Install el-.«-trie
lights, and von will not he without them for twice the cos’
Let us rigur«.» with you. \V<- will treat vou tight.
BANDON LliiHI & POWER COMPANY
fli
Next Door West of Comnerilii Chrisiens«-ii Co.
Alvin Munck. Prop
THE HARDWARE MAN
Clarence ) .
The Opera
GROSS BROS.
BRIDGE & BEACH Stoves, Rang.' s and Heaters have in them so many excel'ci
that they arc now a, kno«vl»-<lg«l the greatest sellers on the »oast and they are growing
in (avor every year.
We hav«» the er.clu.tive agency in BnnUon for these hon » hold
anti office necessities, and prices range ex. e. dingly modest in cither case.
TINNING AND PLUMBING A SI’El'IA I, I V.
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Our Assortment of Hardware, Tinware nnd Edged Tools is M.> I Complete.
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STEAM
LAUNDRY
S. S. BREAKWATER
Leaves Portlarul ( Ainsworth 1).i ■!:) 3 p. tit. every Tuesday.
Leaves Coos Bav < v> tv > ilunl.ty at servi««- of the tide.
Confirm Sailing« Through C, M. SPENCER, Agent Bandon
I SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS
Harness Shop
Do you want to Buy, Build, Sell or Rent?
Do you want Fire, Life, or Accident Insurance?
Do you want to Register for the Fall Election?
Do you want Hunter’s or Angler’s License?
W. J. SABIN. I’r» [>.
Do you want any Notary Work Done?
If you do, Go To
Yours Truly
E. E. OAKES
Scientific Bmeric-fit.
A Square Deal For All
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