Bandon recorder., October 11, 1910, Image 1

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VOLUME XXVI
Lodge-, are requested to notify this o
on ilection of officers and on change of
meeting night.
Cards under this head
ARTISTS WILL
SURVEYING AT
ENTER CONTEST
i
RECEIVED BRUTAL
TREATMENT
THE SIUSLAW
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are 75c per uuh per month.
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NUMBER 41
BANDON, OREGON, OCTOBER 11, 1910
i Lodge and Professional
Directory
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evening at 8 run at
King Manuel Attempts Sui­
cide, But is Prevented
Make Designs lor Trademark North Bend Man Tells
for Panama-Pacific
Southern Pacific and
Exposition.
Asset Company.
by Mother.
Oregonian Tells of Horrible
Practice at Crystal Springs Much Shipping In and Out
of the Coquille River
Sanitarium.
Harbor.
the Bandon Wignian.
Sojourning chief
tn good standing are cordially invited to attend.
The Oiegonian of last Saturday
Artists and painters of the highest
Friday’s Coos Bay Times says:
a horrible tale of abuses at
PROMISE OF LIBERAL GOVERNMENT rank all over the country have indi­ Fred Hollister of North Bend, who tells
BUSINESS CERTAINLY ON INCREASE
Crystal
Springs Sanitarium of Port­
cated their intention to compete tor lias just returned from the Siuslaw
the $1,000 prize offered by the Pan tells of the activities of the railroad land, upon one Dr Laurel A. Stem­
■gANDON LODGE. No, 130 A. F. A A
atr.a Pacific Exposition committee— companies in that locality
M, Staled communication.: first Saturday
He mier, a dentist and patient in that
(Wireless
via
Cape
Blanco.)
•her the lull moon of each month.
All Matter
The shipping business in and out
the largest prize ever offered in a says that the two surveying parties, hospital.
Masons cordially invited.
Lisbon, October loth.—The King contest of this character.
l>r.
Stemmier
is
a
brother
of
J.
of
Bandon is constantly on the in­
J. A. Morriron, W M
one out for the Southern Pacific and
of Portugal leaves the country in
G. T. Treadgoid, Secretary
O.
Stemmier,
of
Myrtle
Point,
who
crease.
As was announced in last
Not only will the men who have the other for the Lane County Asset
company with Queen Dowager and been adding lustre to the fame of
is
well
known
in
Coos
county
and
is
Friday's R ecorder the Elizabeth,
Company, are working on the Silt- I
Duke Aporpo The revolution gains California by their work in the East
a
highly
respected
citizen.
Accord
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I. o. o. F
Fifield.
Washtalore and Rul>v al!
slaw. Real estate is moving and a !
ground
c
nstantly,
but
a
large
part
ing
to
reports,
Dr.
Stemmier
has
sailed
for
San Francisco Friday, in
be iepresented, but the artists.whose big saw mill for the locality is in I
"D ANDON LODGE, No. 133, I. O. O. F.
of
the
inhabitants
remain
faithful
to
been
buttering
ftom
weak
mind
and
addition
to
the freight as given at
meets every Wrdnesday r vrning. Veiling
magazine covers, illustrations and prospect. The Sterrett and Hovey
brothers in good standing cordially invited.
the crown.
was
placed
in
the
Sanitarium
by
H.
that time the Elizabeth carried the
paintings h ive made their individu­ Company of Michigan, having large
A. G. Hoyt. N. G.
A Republican newspaper says: ality familiar to all Americans will
E.
Stemmier
of
Portland
and
J.
O.
following passengers: O. Jirby and
timber holdings on the Siuslaw, is
A, Knopp, Secretary
King Manuel tried to commit suicide try to achieve the distinction of hav­
Stemmier
of
Myrtle
Point,
who
wife, Mrs. J. C. Jirby, J. A. Gard­
to build a big mill which will be
after his flight from Lisbon, but .vas ing created the design that will sym­
were
paying
$100
a
month.
1
he
ner, F. H Brown, Harold Parks,
sect nd to none on the coast except­
Rebekah Lodge No. 123.
pr< vented from doing so by’ his bolize the greatest work of mtn.
ing the C. A. Smith mill in this i two gentlemen, says the Oregonian, Mrs. J. W. Parks, Leo Parks, Mabel
mother. A dispatch from Gibralter
The contest is open to every artist city The work which is being done went to visit their brother Thursday P.uks. The Fiiield’s passenger list
l lS in LO.O. F. hall every second and
•-’■A. iourlh Tuesdays. Practice nights 1st Tues­ reports that King Manuel was slight
in the United States, but it is the on the jetty, Mr. Hollister says, ’ • » and were informed by the head was: M. R. Drushbach and wife, C
day of .Ii. luonlh; Social evening the id lueu ay
ly
w<»milled.
belief of the committee that the virile also helping the place.
A cordial invitation extended to
ot the ... .r th.
Regarding nurse that he was out walking. They W. Burgess, Mrs. W. r.i\l»r, W.
T he establishment of a Republic imagination of some young (.alifor
all mem „-rs in good standing.
the railroad work Mr. Hollister savs: . elected to wait for his return, and in C. Sellmer, |. N. Slattery, Percy
in P h tug al is an a< epted fact. For nian will rise to t te opportunity of
Cdara Goetz, N. G.
“The Asset Company has started the meantime were shown about the Ward, Mrs Ward and three chi) -
Belle A. Kolp, Secretary.
a city that has passed through the fered by the contest. Whistler and its survey from Eugene and has Sanitarium by the nurse whose name dren, J. II. Shermer. L. H. I.inch
throes of a bloody revolution, that most of the eminent painters and
It is said that the pa­ A. J. Morgan. H. Mason, J Whit .
practically less than a one per cent is Arnold
KuightM of Hytlnaii
res sled a'bohibariiine.it, Lisbon to i sculptors who have watched the grade from there to Springfield. ; tient at the time was in an upstars L. Knopp, D. Brass, H. Brady, L
PMI LODGE. , No. 64, Knights of day is a cloudy sunshine.
awakening of American art have From the latter city the suivey runs room, bound to a bed and gagged. W. Batchler, P. Hazleton, T. 11
Monday ev« ning
P)lhias. Meets
Meeh evety
<
Pe.ic-
centers
over
Portugal
and
asserted that the really great thing to Mapleton, which is at the head ol W hen the nurse found he could not Shaw, Mrs. J. McCue and Mis. \\
K „lib hall. Visiting knights invited Io
C.
R.VX
ade
C.C.
Lisbon
is
gay
in
the
new
colors
of
a
tend
will be done in the near future in deep waler on the Suislaw, anil ex shake the visitors whose suspicions H iyter.
B. N F arrin’ton K. o( R. S.
Republic.
The new government the United States; and they have tends down the south side of the were beginning to be aroused, he
The tug Klihyam arrived yester­
takes firm hold, acclaiming a new considered California the cradle of river to Glendale, which is opposite I went up and let the man loose, day from Coos Bay with the Oregi n
Woodmen of the World
organization and promising liberal the native art of America.
Florence near the mouth of the threatening to kill him if he told in tow; the latter had box shooks
ealite Camp No. 212 meets every fits! ant'
law> and reforms on the broadest
No more inspiring theme has ever river. This survey’ makes t he dis anything and ottering a box of ci­ for local distribution. The spruce
third Thursdays of each month.
V ¡siting
scale.
neighbors cordially invited.
lumber was taken over from here.
been presented to a creative mind tance from Eugene to Mapletqn 41 gars if he kept still.
When
the
brothers
were
brought
Why h is Bandon not got a box fac­
R. W. Bullard, C. C.
than the opening ot the Panama miles.
Riverton Locals.
J. N. Hoslting, Clerk.
into
the
presence
of
the
patient
their
tory? Here is certainly the oppor­
Canal, and the making of the design
“The Southern Pacific is suryey
should call forth the best though! ing front Junction City 15 miles suspicions were in no way allayed tunity for one.
anil they began an examination
O W RE A.
The Newport left Portland last
Stewart Whitsett sold his resi anil technical skill in the nation. north ol Eugene, to Mapleton, and
Attorney •’»nd Counselor-at-Law
Upon
his
jaw
he
bote
a
wound
that
night
for Coos Bay and the Coquille
Hundreds
of
suggestions
have
al
­
from that point practically parallels
deuce property here to the Jamison
Notary Public
had
splintered
the
bone.
His
body
river.
It is rumored here that Cap
ready been presented. Thousands the Asset Company survey to Glen ­
brothers for $1000.
showed
signs
of
having
been
kicked
U. S. Land Contests a Specialty.
Practice in
tain Fry is master and Gurley Boak
doubtless will follow. But out of the dale.
The Southern Pacific has
The Masquerade ball given by the
all Courts
lot there will probably be a limited completed its preliminary survey by heavy shoes, one arm was badly chief engineer
Elliott orchestra was well attended,
Gffi e With Bandon Light & Waler Co.
number whose strength of concep and is going back to make the per- j swollen. The indignant brothers
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Some very unique costumes were
Bandon -
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et once took possession of Stemmier
lion anil power of technique will en manent survey.
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It
is
understood
;
Four Mile Locals
worn. We especially commend Mrs.
able them to stand out as the real that irom Glendale the survey will and removed him from the institu
Viola Martin who represented a
lion. They appealed diirect to
Dr. H. L Houston
competitors.
come down the coast to the Ump
gypsy fortune teller, and gl o Mr.
Everyone is rejoicing over the
In making the drawings competi qua, extending through the lake i Deputy Distract Attorney Fitzgerald
PHYSICIAN & SUKGXuN
McAdams as a cow boy.
who
hurried
them
to
the
grand
jury
rain; grass has begun to show up
tors should beat in mind that the de­
Office over Druu Htore.
Hour«, '.» to '. ’
Steve Steward returned home last sign is to be used on everything si nt country. The activities of the rail ! where an investigation was made line already.
H.ui. I '.<0 tn 4, p ut.; 7 to 8 in the eveninp.
week from his trip to Washington. out by the Exposition committee­ road is giving ttie Siuslaw quite a Mr. Fitzgerald at once prepared a
Elmer Davis, a son of A. D.tvis,
Niubt call« HiiHwered from office.
complaint against Arnold and a po
He is now working in ti e logging letterheads, stickers, posters, and all start right now ”
spent
a week visiting his parents at
BANDON,
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OHK.O'
liceman war sent for him, but lie
camp of Seely <!t Anderson.
other matter—and should therefore From Floras Lake Banner. had H«-d, and up to last report had New Lake.
George Chard and family have make their sketches conform to the
not been located.
W. A. DeLong returned from
Dr L. L3 üoronsen
moved to Coquille. He will wo; k purpose for which the accepted de
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Seattle
where lie has been visiting
DENTIST
in the Peart mine this winter.
sign will be used. It has Been re­
Frands Thomsen left Sunday for II Teachers and Patrons Or- the past month, lie reported very
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Office Over Vienna Cafe
The outing party consisting of T. quested by the committee that de Lincoln, Neb., as a delegate to the
smoky weather at Seattle.
Telephone at Office and Home.
g a n i z e.
Maloon and wife. O A. Kelly and signs be sent in as early as possible Farmer >’ National convention to be
A picnic and Socialist meeting
bANDON
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OREGON jvife, Jas Ferry, Jr. and Ernest Bar in order that they may have time to held in that city.
was held at the Four mile hall the
ry, relumed home from their camp give adequate consideration to the
Miss Pearl Axtell left Tuesday for. At the Teachers’ and _ Pat
_ rons' 2nd of October, and there was a very
on Five mile creek near the coast. thousands of sketches that will come her home on Elk river where she; Meeting held at the school building
O. T. THKAIH.III.h,
large attendance. Several very good
will spend a week visiting with her ■ |ast Friday night, a permanent or speakers from up river points were
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL« h They report having caught a goodly in before the time closes.
number of sea fish, also a tine fat
The following are the conditions father. 'She was accompanied by ganization was formed and the f.>1
AT - LAW,
pi esent.
a
of the contest as adopted by the Ex Rodger Handley, who will spend the lowing officers elected: Mrs. Steve
deer.
NOTARY PUBLIC
John Stillwell was called to the
Wott Harrington and family have ploitation and Publicity Committee: week hunting.
Gallier, president; Mrs. J. I.. Kto- bedside of his mother, Mrs. Stillwell
Bandon,
Oregon.
"A prize of $t,ooo is offered for
moved into the old Copely house.
An executive at Bandon, who was very ill, but is
One of the most delightful after­ nenberg, secretary.
Otti e With Bandon Investment
the
best
and
most
practical
design
noons was spent at the home of Mrs. committee was appointed which will
Mrs. Wm. Rohm and Mrs. M.
for a trademark for the Panama-Pa­ Cox, by the Ladies’ Social Club outline the work and prepare pro­ now on the mend.
Hayter
spent
a
day
visiting
in
Ban
­
Di’. HL- ivi Brown.
Mr. Hess will start up the mill at
cific Exposition. The words, ‘Pan The hostess entertained at whist, grams. This committee consists of
don last week.
Reiident Dentini.
ama Pacific International Exposi­ Mrs. Lee winning first prize, and IL C. Ostien, chairman, A. Haber Two mile, belter known as New
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McGee made
Office in Panter Building
tion, San Francisco, 1915, must be Mrs. Anna Swanson second. A ly, Mr. Bain, Mrs Kopf and Mrs. J. Mill.
a
Hying
trip
to
the
bay
last
week.
Office Houli: 9 lo 12 M., I lo 5 P. M,
included, and the design submitted,
The farmers are all busy digging
D. Kelly.
Phone,
BANDON, OREGON
Miss Rose Ferry late of Cottage must be finished in detail with the delicious luncheon of all the good
their
potatoes. The crop is reported
Committee on constitution and
• «rove, will make her home with her color scheme attached. Competition things a farm affords, including
B e ft.
chicken, was served.
Every one by-laws, P. C Stevenson, Miss very light this year.
parents this winter.
will close Oct. 15th, and the name of enjoyed themselves immensely, and Lusk and Mrs Rosa.
C. R. »ARROW Mrs. L. A. Lee is visiting in the winner of the contest will be an­ claim Mrs. Cox a most charming A good program, consisting of
Notice of Dissolution.
Attorney and Counselor-at Law
Marshfield this week.
nounced a few days later.
music
and
recitations
was
carried
hostess.
V eritas .
“The design will be used as a seal
COQUILLK - ORE
out by the high school students, also
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B andon , O re ., Oct. io, tgio.
to be placed on all official documents
Office over Slreels’ Store
short addresses by A. Haberly and
New
Power
Hammer.
Reception
to
Pastor.
Notice
is hereby given that the
as
part
of
official
posters,
on
all
Office Phone, Main 335;
residence, Main «46
Rev. Hartranft, There was a good
partnership
formerly existing be
stationery and all other literature or
attendance anti a very profitable
Shields
&
Kennedy,
the
black*
tween
Claude
Woodruff and George
A reception was given at the documents that we may desire to
meeting.
smiths,
returned
last
night
from
San
I»K. K. W. HONNITKK
Turner, under the firm name of
Presbyterian parsonage last night in make official.’’
Francisco
where
they
had
been
for
Woodruff & Turner, has been dis­
Mrs.
R.
Clinton
and
son
came
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON honor of Rev. Hartranft anti wile, a
a
couple
of
weeks
buying
additional
solved
by mutual consent of both
down from Coquille Saturday to
large number of members and
BANDON
OREGON
J. C. Shields and wife spent Sun­ stock for their shop. They pur-
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. parties. Claude Woodruff will re­
friends of the church were present day with their daughter, Mrs. Olsen,
Office »nd rewfence in Pent« resident e property
, chased a big power hammer which L. Beach.
anti
all
enjoyed
the
occasion
very
Mr. Clinton, who is tail the business and pay all bills of
next door to Bqou Theatre
They returned on will enable them to do heavy work
much. A business meeting of the near Coquille.
supt. of a pile driver at Prosper, the company, and all accounts due
Christian Endeavor Society was al- I Monday evening’s Dispatch.
much easier and with greater came down Saturday evening and the firm are now due and payable to
dispatch than ever before. They all spent Sunday here. Mr. Beach C. W. Spencer.
DR J. ID KELLEY so held at the church which was well
attended.
FOR SALE—F ive rcom cottage also bought considerable stock for accompanied them up the river Signed:, C laude W oodrufe .
Members of the chm< h will meet
their shop, and are contemplating
Physician and Surgeon
G eorge T urner .
this evening to organinze a Bible
I ’ ' and furniture, and two lots. Best putting in a new bolt machine tn the Monday and went to Myrtle Point 41 t4
class,
and
all
who
are
interested
are
location
in
town.
Close
in.
inquire near future. This enterprising firm and Marshfield to lay in a supply of
Office in Donald Chatlntcn home, opponi«
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invited to attend.
, of Nels Rasmussen.
Preabytcnan church, Bandon, Dragon
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always keeps abreast with the times. good* for hu second hand store.
Th^ R ecorder only ii.50 per year
G E Wihon.
C. of R.
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