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k — £^------------ -------> Bandon Recorder it. Recorcic v ZPntJielring Company - - - T H. KREAMER. An I ‘Raise apple shots would l»e tame without Published Every Tu. sd.«y and Frid y by the C. E. KOBE. Eua« The big apple is a wonder Moré Live Stock” say* Hill. I SUPPLY ALL YOUR WANTS But when it comes to an apple for home use, it away below par. B umcu Perhaps the most sound advi e M*«g« Fortunately it is the exception, not winch has been given to the people the tule in the aristocrdic kingdom of the Northwest in many rears was ot appledom.—Oregonian. that conveyed in the message of James J. Hill, the “eim ire builder,’’ read at the Portland Fair and Live The Business Men s association of stock Ex[»osition last month A October 11, 1910 Hood River has di dared war on keen student of national economic fake advertising schemes and hete- problems, Mr. Hill in his paper for ih - Pjtunu exp.>->itiu!i. may here alter nearly everything but strictly sounded the cty of “back to the read what she must do to win the reputable newspaftets will be placed farm.” but in a more logical and practical manner than it has l»een favor of congress. For the nation under that ban. At a largely at presented by any one in the North al legislature at the last session pos: tended meeting of the business men west. He pointed out the falling off polled its decision on the location <>t of that hustling valley city, it was in the production of cattle and hogs the canal celebration until it couk decided to hereafter cut advertising as one direct cause ol increased learn which of the two leading cities on calendars, church and show pro prices. He showed that the export of would offer the more substantial in grains, telephone directories, pam food stuffs in this country has de- ducement. It would seem doubtiu phlets, and kindred matters. Those creased by ha.f in ihe last ten years whether the Louisiana c.ty can do:<s who haveerdered calendars for 191. and that it will not be long, under well as the opulent Pacific coast h s will be allowed to use then» but no present conditions, until the United done.' ’ further orders can be placed, accord Stalls wi'l not be prot ucing enough ing to the rubng of the association food for its own people, not to men Hazing Effectually Abol Il is said that this son of fake ad Bon lor export. He pointed out that the raising of live stock was ished vertising has cost the men h ints and not only becoming more piofitable professional men of H«>od river fully each year, ar.d more necessary to Hazing at the Stale University $10,000 during the past year, Tie the fcod supply of the country, but that by the scientific use of the fet- s.-ems to be effectually abolished. action of the association has tilizing agents produced, Jhe raising Not only is hazing done away with, emanated from a source that c.m of good crops is directly benefitted but also largely the desire f< r haz just'y be blamed to any economic by the raising of live stock. He ex ing. The drastic measures taken straits, but from purely business mo pressed the belief that the acreage The result of the many now under cultivation in this country i last year by the President in expel tives. ling from the University several thousands squandered is practically would produce almost twice what it now does if properly farmed, and second year men who indulged in a nothing and it was up to the busi pointed to the raising of live stock slight hazing of some Freshmen, ness men to make a change.— C 00s as one means toward the desired coupled with the severe disapproval Bay Harbor. end. His advice is summed up in of all the Faculty, Alumni, ami oldet the words, “The cattle, and hogs, and sheep that are needed for home students upon all forms of the prac It is doubtful whether Mayor Gay use and for export, to feed the world lice of hazing, seem to have accon - nor can ever make the New York and reduce the prices that impair plished its stamping out. Moral policemen truly genteel in manner, our standard of living, are needed suasion this year alone is the rod of however severely he may scold them equally to diversify our farm indus iron with which Freshmen ate 1 tiled. tor rudeness Politeness is not our try and maintain the fertility of the Obstreperous members are fast learn National virtue. Some Americans soil. Nature makes no mistakes; ing to walk uprightly from tile sim have even made a sort of fetich of hnd to follow her leading is to walk ple reason that they respect the rough language and coarse habits. towards prosperity and peace.” opinion ot their fellows. This opin Ihe rustic believes inslinctiely that Do you want to Buy, Build, Sell or Rent? Do you want Fire, Life, or Accident Insurance? S<ii»cripiioii, tl 50 p-t Year it. Advance. Aiiveitismg Rates Made Known on Application. Job Fiiutiug a Specialty EuU'ied ai the B mh U du PoatolHce rm St-cuud ( I hhk Matter. TUESDAY Lead off, Bandon. The Bandon R ecorder calls at tention frequently to the openings in that beautiful city by the sea for manufacturiag entrprises. There is a fine chance for a fruit-diyer, a turpentine plant, a cannery, etc. The way for the people of Bandon to secure these establishments is to ad vertise in several magazines that to ai.y man or company meaning busi ness they will give exemption from taxation on all stock, goods, mach n ery and buildings operated for more than three months in connect u n with any desired maniifíK lui ing plant. Law don’t allow it? There is wheie the people of Oregon and some otl er States are asleep. The law allows you to pay the other man’s taxes il The people ot vou want to do it Bandon can easily raise a guaranteed sum to cover the taxes collected for machinery and improvements from any manufacturing plant Inside of ten years, and possibly two years, the success of such a move would result in such taxis being remitted by law. Baltimore does it. couver, B. C.. does it. Van Sidney, N. S. W., is soon going to do it, and many towns, to the number of ovei 150, in th.it commonwealth do it n w. Bandon, or any other town in Raising a Falsa issu«. Oregon, can do it at fust by private ion a’lioi g upper classmen that the a person who is polite to him means A story well kuown to lawyers of the He associates fine last generation is ubout the "umbrella subscription, and finally by lav. least form of hazing, besides being to swindle him. thoroughly undemocratic, un-Amer- Get busy. Bandon; lead the proces- clothes anil etiquette with gold case." A man was charged with steal —Portland I ;tbor Press. Eastern Editor Amazed. The extraordinary en -rgv and re sourcefulness exhibited by San Fran cisco in its great fight for congres sional recognition of its claims to be officially designated as the site for the Panama-Pacific exposition is re garded by the Cleveland Plain Deal er with amazement and admiration The fact that San Francisco has planned to raise $17,500,000 for the exposition makes the editor gasp in astonishment, and while he com inends the spirit he doubts the wis dom of the risk. ing nn umbrella, aud a number of wit < an, wholly at variance with the bricks and three-caid monte. Per nesses went into the box to testify to theory of American institutions, and, haps New York prefers bad manners the offense. The counsel for the de fendant noted that each witness car above all, extremely dangerous to in its patrolmen.—Oregonian. ried an umbrella (the time of year was midsummer, which explains the neces the University, is so strong that its sity for these Impediments*. As a mat f quiet leaven is working fast in the ter of fact, the prisoner had no defense to make. The barrister, thrown on his I he new political school will teach ranks ot the 250 Freshmen. Fresh wits, exclaimed: “Gentlemen of the men who are best absorbing the new I hat the welfare of all is the good of jury, did you not notice that each of tli» witnesses carried an umbrella into spirit do not care to invite criticism ill; that the injury of one is the con the t>ox? Why is this, gentlemen? it and displeasure l>v foolishly tempt cern of all, and that the man elected is done in order to Infect your minds wit 11 the idea of an umbrella, to preju ing and daring upper classmen to to serve the people is the servant of dice the prisoner in your eyes, to raise retaliate. Thus, it is being demon- all. The greatest will be he who ’a false issue.’ and 1 appeal to you to signify your detestation of this eon- sfrated in the miniature republic ol serves the people best. The old certed action by bringing iu u verdict of not guilty.” The Judge, who Itn the University, that the most effec school would rob the masses to en aglned that little attention would be tive weapon of administration is rich the few, which few put whips paid to such u plea, took little time and less pains to suui up the case. The quiet moral suasion—Piess Bulletin. into the Hands of the servants whom Jury nevertheless brought tn a verdict we elect, and convert them into I11 accordance with the resourceful bar rister's wishes. —London News. Mot a Representative Apple. slave drivers to smite us for tesist- ing their power.—Yakima Herald. Tl*»t doubt, how ever, has been shared by others and The biggest Jonathan apple ever quickly disappears when the im grown in Walla Walla Valiev, or measurable resources of California elsewhere so far as our information and the comprehensiveness of the extends, was produced by a three- plans for the exposition are thor year old tree near Walla Walla. It oughly understood- weighs one pound seven ounces, Commenting on the fight for the stands four in lies high, and is four exposition the Plain Dealer says: teen and one-half inches in girth. A “When a man mortgages his show apple truly, but inferior in the home or his business to buy an au jjrpose for which apples are grown tomobile for pleasure, thinking peo pie comment on his lack of judg t) the Golden Russet, which looks ike a crabapple beside it, or to any What, then, should be said one of a dozen varieties of first-class of a state which mortgages the future a pples for eating. ment. to build an exposition? “This is virtually what California has decided to do. The assembly has authorized two amendments Io the state constitution, one, permit- ting the raising of $5,000,000 by Special taxation to cover a term of years, and the other permitting San Francisco to raise the same amount by a special bond issue, fl.e citizens ol San Francisco l ave already sub scribed $7,500,000 to secure the ex position. $0 the city’s bid for the coveted event in 1915 reaches the Hot Air. The sirocco blow's but from tin» high lands of north Africa and falls on the Mediterranean as far as Malta. The To Check Japanese-Ameri salano jumps like a windy fireball from the heat of the Sahara desert can Weddings. and lands flat foot tsl in Spain. The harinattan blows hot Sahara dust far into the Atlantic and gives nosebleed Seattle, which for the last year or and makes skin and lips parch and t wo has been the mecci for alliances erack, while furniture and ship tim- l»ers groan and crack and scream in between Japan-se and American an agony of droughty despair. The < ouples who could not marry in kbasinin blows Sahara’s ancient dust California, has been cut off from the Into Egyptian eyes every fifty days. The pamperos periodical? blow’ down unpleasant business of marrying into Buenos Aires out of the unex whites and orientals by the action of plored desert highlands of Brazil, aud County Auditor Case, in refusing i the blowing causes suicides and mur ders to be more common and wounds licenses lor such weddings until time to break out afresh, with a heavy is taken for a careful investigation. death rate. Pamperos pass away in There is no law against such mar a secoud, leaving the air fine.—Ex change. “The Lady apple,” said a thrifty riages in the Stateof Washington, so Th« Bulldog. farmer’s wife who was the mother the auditor could not positively re fuse to issue licenses, but he has the The bulldog, unlike the majority of of half a dozen children, “is my dogs, very seldom barks, in fact, ow authority to investigate anv applica ing to the construction of his throat favorite apple.” In explanation she, tion fora license As the Jap Amer Ills attempts at barking are more like added: “When a child bites into ican couples generally do not care a burlesque of the real thing. He one he eats it all, whereas he leaves for delay or investigation, they ate . wades into a tight without any vocal warning, and the only sound he emits almost any other apple lying around hastening elsewhere to get the per ' is his heavy breathlug. Ills courage Is astonishing. and the largeness of his hall eaten." This homely but mits towed. It is likely that the opponent never acts as a deterrent n» xt legislature will be asked to pass i when hostilities are imndneut. Still, as wholesome viittie is sufficient to a law making such marriages illegal he is not 11 quarrelsome dog, be very make not only the dainty red , in that state. As many as three; rarely indulges in street brawls, and. cheeked l ady apple, but any medi couples, Japanese men an I Ainer- ns he Is exceedingly good natured, it takes a lot to rouse him um-sized, tinelv flavoted apple, pref 1. ,.n gills,' have appeared at the au- The modem bulldog is undoubtedly erable, in an apple eating family ol ilor'- office in Seattle in one week, 11 different looking animal from bis bull fighting ancestors. The most conspicu asking for licenses. children in an apple-eating age, to i ous •’Improvements" Introduced by the commanding total of $17,500,000. apples that vary in size from a pint ’•New Orleans, the other aspirant cup to an overgrown rutabaga. The R ecorder lor Job Work. ' ¡»resent day "fancy” are largeness 1 head, width of chest, heaviness txjue aud mure typical tail. of of Do you want to Register for the Fall Election? Do you want Hunter’s or Angler’s License? Do you want any Notary Work Done? If you do, Go To Yours Truly E. E. OAKES A Square Deal For All s 0 Hotel Gallier Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per day. week or month. Special rates by Sample Room in Connection. Bandon Oregon Great Combination Offer rp,HE RECORDER management has made arrangements with the San Francisco Bulletin whereby we 1 can give subscribers the advantage of a gigantic combination offer that will furnish them all the news of the country in a metropolitian daily and all the news of Bandon and vicinity in the Recorder at marvelous low price The Daily San Francisco^Bulletin, The Bandon Recorder, $3.00 per year 1.50 per year $4.50 Tota!, Both papers through this office if paid in advance, per year A $2.75 Fast and Commodious S. S. BREAKWATER Leaves Portland (Ainsworth Dock) 8 p. m. every Tuesday. Leaves Coos Bay every Saturday at service of the tide. Confirm Sailings Through C. M. SPENCER, Agent Bandon Tho "Best Girl” Habit. "Why.” asked lier anxious aud excit ed mother, do you think lie is coming to the jiolut at last?" "Well.” the maiden replied, looking demurely; dowu at the rug. “when he took m<* In his arms and kissed me last night he said he’d got HO used to me be didn't believe be could ever break himself of the habit.” Th« Other Thing«. "Remember, my buy. there are other things worth while iu college beside* athletics.” "I know. The mandolin and glee clubs aren't half bad.” — LuuUvlU« Courier Journal. Fie that Is ungratful has no guilt but one. All other crimes may pass for vir tues in him. • •< • • / t . • i 4
