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VOLUME XXVI.
BANDON, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1910
Lodge and Professional t
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are requested to notify ihu oHue
on election of officers and on change of
meeting night. (.-aids under thu head
are 75c per inch per month.
Why Not Get Together?
REGULAR SESSION
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Met Wednesday Night and
Transacted Much Business
of Importance.
Lew ah Tribe No 48, Imp. O. R. M
evening al 8 run
SHEPARD LECTURES
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die Bandon Wigman. Sofournmg ch'll
in good »landing are cordially invited to atlr-ivl.
The people of the Ccquille valley should get together for the
promotion and development of the great resources of this valley.
We have the garden spot of the earth; all we need is to GET BUSY
and push things along
Get some of the Coos Bay spirit of claiming everything that
belongs to southwestern Oregon. We are not condemning Coos
Bay for their claims, in fact we doff our hat to their neive, but
w hat we should do is to meet Coos Bay half way and show up the
resources of this valiey. and stand for the natural outlet for ail the
products of this valley—the mouth of the Coquille river. This is
the logical harbor for Coquille valley products and for incoming
freight to tlfis valley.
We have been sitting idly by and watching Coos Bay form a
Port Commission by a vote of about 5 to 1, then some trie J to
make the piint that Coos Bay | oople rushed into something that
they knew nothing about, and if the thing was to lx* dote over
again, the result under the present port law would be entirely dif­
ferent; but at the recent election, Coos Bay again came through
with a vote that will forev< r put the quietus on such rot, and voted
down the Bennett amendment, which was practically a destruction
of the |x>rt commission by the decisive vote of 91S to 503 or near­
ly 2 to t. At the same election they voted a $300,000 bond by
the overwhelming vote of 1277 for to 264 against, or almost 5 to
1. Coos Bay has the proper spirit; let the Coquille valley get some
COQUILLE RIVER
DRAW CROWDS
SALMON MOVING
Many Comments as to the
Big Cargo Will Go On Eliz­
abeth, also on the
A.
•rr^r T'r'r't
ly| LETS every Thuriday
CiTY COUNCIL IN
NUMBER 52
Profound Thought
Expounded.
Breakwater.
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The lectures in Concrete Hall by
The Bandon City Council met in
The Elizabeth will take about
Evangelist
E.
Wallace
Shep.trd
are
5000
cases of salmon from the Co
regular session Wednesday night
still
growing
in
interest
and
many
quille River Co operative Canning
and transacted much business of im­
Mxiionlc.
Co.
’s plant on her next trip to San
who
have
not
formerly
been
in
the
portance
Present were: Mayor
"pt ANDON LODGE, No. 130 A. F. Ac A-
Francisco,
which will be Monday,
h abit of attending church are availing
Mast, Councilman Bovle, Breuer,
M. Stated communH ation» first Saturday
aftei the full moon <>( each month. All Master Boak,
Stephenson, Windsor and
themselves of the oppportunity of Nov. 21st. About half of the salmon
are now in the Central Warehouse,
Masons cordially invited.
Manciet, Recorder Kausrnd. City
hearing this eminent speaker, and
J. A. Morruon. W. M.
and the rest is being brought down
G. T. Treadgold, Secretary
Ait’y Ferney, and Marshal Holman
the profound thought that he brings on the Ashton scows, anil will all be
Ordinance 164 being an ordinance
out is the source of much comment ready for shipment before the vessel
declaring the improvement on Sec­
by those who have heard him. As arrives tomorrow.
1. <». <» F
ond street in the Woolen Mill addi­
The Dispatch is also hauling the
we stated in Tuesday’s RECORDER,
"D ANDON l.ODGE, No. 133. I. O. O. F. tion between Coquille and Pacific
pack
of the Prosper Canning Co. to
meet» every Wnlnoday evening. Viiiting ; avenues, was put tt|x>n its final pas­
those who are not hearing these lec­
brother« in good »landing cordially invited.'
sage by an aye and^nay vote; all
tures are missing one of the great­ Coquille where it will be t tken to
A. G. Hoyt, N. G.
Coos Bay by rail and shipped north
members voting aye, ordinance duly
est intellectual treats of a lifetime.
A, Knopp, Secretary
on
the Breakwater. Two boat loads
passed.
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were taken up last week and two
A liquor license was granted to
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
Pipe
Burns
Forest.
more
this week.
Bandon Wine & Liquor Co. (Inc.)
The
run this year was not as big
EETS in I.O.O . F. hall every »erond and I for period of six months.
fourth Tueadayt. Practice night» 1st Tues­
as
some
years, yet it was quite good
The Ciiy Attorney was instructed
Tuesday morning’s Oregonian
day of the month; Soc al evening the id Tuesday
of the same spirit and there will be no occasion to complain about
ut the month. A cordial invitation eitendcd tn • to draft an ordinance establishing
says: “Edward G. Gardner, the and was exceptionally so for one or
Coos Bay “trying to hog it all,” as we will be able to hold our own
all member» in good »landing.
the grade on Sixth street from the
ranchman who confesses inadvert­ two days, the catch by the various
any
time
and
any
where.
zXnna Crame, N. G.
east limits to the west limits, includ
ently setting fire to forest cover re­ fishermen on these days tunning
Clara Goetz, Secretary.
We don’t need a $300,000 bond. All we need is a port com­
ing Randolph ave., also .11 ordinance
served by the forest service, will from 500 to 1250.
to establish a grade on Spruce street
again walk from the wilds of Coos
mission and a $100,000 bond a' the present time, with the creation
Knight* or Pythliw
in Azalea Park and South Bandon
county to Portland to stand trial for New Postal Savings Bank.
of a sinking fund that will pay this bond in 10 or 20 years. Then
EI PHI LODGE, No. 64. Knight, of addition.
violating the laws of the United
those who are afraid to vote bonds for posterity to pay, need have
Pythias.. Mrrli every Monday evening
The City Engineer was ordered to
States.
at Knuhts hall. Viutmg knight» invited to
A news item states that 48 places
no tear, because the present generation will pay them and we with
establish grade on Atwater street
C. M. Idleman, attorney for the have so far been selected at which
rtteod.
C R.Wade C. C.
posterity w 11 get the benefit.
B. N. 1 larrington K. of R. S.
east to the city limits.
man who is trying to hew a home postal savings banks will be opened,
THINK
IT
OVER
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The contracts completed by the
in the forest, yesterday arranged one m each state and territory. The
following parties were accepted: D.
with United States District Attorney toun selected in Oregon is Klamath
O W' REA
P. Plymale for moving city hall .and
McCourt
to have the date of the trial Falls; in Washington, Olympia; in
Attorney ■' nd Counselor »t-Law
jail,
IL
H.
Duffort
for
grading
Co
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postponed
until such time as Mr. Idaho, Coeur d’Alene, and in Cali­
Notary Pgblic
Riverton Locals.
“
Girl
of
the
Hour.
”
lumbia ave. between Fifth and Sixth
Gardner can reach Portland on foot. fornia, Oroville. It is expected that
U. S. L and ( ontnts a Specialty. Practice in
streets,
A.
G.
Erickson
for
moving
Word was sent to Gardner last night the system will Ire put into operation
all Courts
the
Perkins'
building
and
construct
to
grease his moccasins and hit the in these places next January. It is
C. C Price now has the appear­
A comedy that made San Fran­
Office With Bandon I.igtil it Water Co.
ing
a
roadway
and
sidewalk
in
front
trail.
He will probably be here not supposed that these are only a be­
ance of one of the aboriginies of cisco cry, “the best in years.”
Bandon - - Oregon
of same.
this country, with his head wrapped
You will have a chance to sec it later than January 9th, when the ginning, and that later postal savings
The following bills were allowed: up in cloths and handkerchiefs. He here with your local people under i case has been set for trial.
banks will be provided in every
Dr. TL I-. Houston
Gardner was indicted by the Fed county, and ¡rethaps in most towns.
Claim 277, Bandon Light &
had his head badly cut by an acci­ the auspices of Occidental Chapter
Water Co., Oct. service $ 3» 50 dent in the Gage coal mine
PHYSICIAN & SUHHKuN
No. 45, O. E. S , personally direct­ eral grand jury in the spring term That is what the people desire and
Claim
278,
S.
D.
Barrow,
ed
by W. E. Graham, who was en of 1910, but somelio.’,’ or other word expect. Not all banks are opposed
< tflio.i over HruR Htore.
Hour«, 9 to
The ladies of Riverton will give
reached his cabin in the hills back to them. The National City Bank
piling,
Atwater
st.
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n.m. 1 30 to 4, p 111.; 7 to H in the ereniiip.
a Basket Social on Thanksgiving gaged with Margurite Illington,
Claim 279, Geo. W. Moore
Night rnllH nintwercd from otliee.
eve, the proceeds to be used to paint (Chas. Frohman’s wife,) in Reno, of Marshfield long before a Deputy of New York, in its November cir­
Lumber Co., lumber
2 0.5 and otherwise improve the church. when producing the play of “Under United States Marshal arrived in cular says: “It is within the proba-
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When the deputy abilites that a large accumulation of
Claim 280, R. H. Rota Co.,
I wo Flags." .The director, Mr. that vicinity.
Mis. Hale, of Fishtrap, has a
found
the
Gardner
cabin, the de­ postal deposits may obviate the nec­
municipal water supplies
Graham, has been with some of the
music
class
here
which
she
began
to
fendant
was
already
on his way to essity for an issue of Panama Ironds.
Dr L. F* Sorensen
to surveying crew
leading people of the stage, and his
58 33
(each
last
Mcndav
evening.
Claim 281, H. II. Duffort,
DENTIST
name as director is a guarantee to Portland. He arrived here after in If this should prove to be the case,
grading
5th
and
6th
Sts,
James
Vowell
and
family
moved
you of a splendid performance, as numerable hardships.
Office Over Vienna Cafe
one of the most serious complications
“I did set a fire in the woods,” of recent times, so far as the Gov­
and Columbia ave.
377 55 into one of Mr. Lee’s houses on lie comes highly recommended from
Telephone at Office and Home.
“I was resting on ernment bond situation is concerned,
Claim 282, A. G. Erickson,
Saturday last.
towns and cities all over the wotld. said Gardiner.
BANDON
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moving Perkins’ building >75 00
The cast playing the “Girl of the a log, and after finishing a smoke will have been solved.’’
Win. Floyd is home again. He
Claim 283. A. G. Erickson,
has been doing some carpenter work Hour’’ are working hard on their knocked the ashes from an appar-
Roadway and sidewalk in
on the South Fork for the past three respective parts and will show you a antly empty pipe on the heel of my Breakwater Has Collision.
O. T. TllKtlHUll.lt,
boot. Later a fire started there and
front of Perkins' bldg
>58 00 weeks.
splendid rendition of same
ATTORNEY AND eOVNSbTA R Claim 284, I). P. Plymale,
burned
over about three acres. No
’ Miss Nora Gibson and Evard
AT LAW,
Miss Rose Ferry has opened up
moving City Hall
trees
were
ruined, but a lot of under
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The Portland Journal of Tuesday
Bovle play tlie leading parts in the
notary riuu.rc
her
store
in
town
and
is
receiving
brush
was
burned. That is all I did.’’ says: “While coming up the river
Claim *285. A. G Erickson,
comedy. Mr Graham the character
her share of trade in this neighbor-
Bandon,
Or«gen.
Gardiner walked 127 miles to last Sunday night at about 7:30
additional on contract of
role. Dr. Sorensen plays the part of
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hood.
V eritas .
Office With Bandon Investment < '•
reach
Portland on his first trip. It o’clock, the steamer Breakwater,
Perkins' bldg
4 5°
Mr Van Bibble in the cur. a in raiser.
is
probable
that lie will cover 381 Captain Macgenn, bound from Coos
Claim 286, J. T. Mars, refund
“Little Girl.”
The following are
on license for home talent
5 00
the support:
C E. I Ldlopeter, miles before he again sees his cabin Bay for this port, collided with the
Along the Wharf.
Dr. tl. Ivl. Brown.
I'hc next meeting of the Council
Alice McK tv. Mrs B. A. Kt Ip, home among the hills, which he says United States engineers’ tug Arag ,
Resident Dentist.
will be Nov. 25th. at which time
Erm i Craitte, Mr- Meria M< hl. C. represents his third attempt to se­ which was lying at the government
Office in Panter Building
The Oregon sailed Tuesday for O. Adams Ernest R.issiti r ami cure a foothold and establish a moorings opposite St Johns, and the
they will consider bids for improve­
Office Hour»: 9 to 12 M.. I to 5 P. M.
San Francisco with 400,000 feet of Wi.liam N McKay,
home,”
ment
of
Second
street.
damage resulting to the tug is esti­
Phone.
BANDON. OREGON
lumber.
The
Newport
crossed
cut
City Marshal Holman and Re­
You can get you.- seats reserved
mated at about $300. Capt. Harry
corder Kaiisrud are keeping a sharp Wednesday for Coos Bay with a at the Arc l-ight Bowling Aliev if
Eniken, who was the pilot in charge
High School Debate.
eye on all peddlers and agents who cargo of spruce for the North Bend you Imrry, lor they are going la-t.
of the Breakwater, says that the Col­
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C. R. HARROW • are required to pay city license and box factdry, The Washc dore sailed
lison with the Arago was the result
yesterday
for
San
Francisco
with
Attorney and Counsolor-at Law
are collecting such license in ad­
of
his trying to avoid running down
Walter
Hartman,
a
prominent
Special School Meeting.
ab'iut 400,000 feet of lumber.
vance.
a boat with three men, who paid no
mcmlier
of
the
Freshman
Class,
is
COQUILLE. - ORE Plans have been completed and
The Elizabeth will arrive from San
A special meeting of the legal forced to remain at home this week attention to his signals.”
Office over Skeel»’ Store
will be forwarded to the government Francisco tomorrow and will proba voters of Dictrict No. 54 of Coos i on account of illness. Walter is on
Office Phone, Main 335;
reudence. Main 346
in a few days for the straightening bly sail again Monday.
county, which includes the Bandon the literary program to night, but The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1911
out of I nst street along the govern­ Owing to the fact that the Geo. district, at the new school house on | Miss Leia Buckingham, one of our
Almanac.
ment property. Tlte deeds for the W. Mt»ore mill is shut down this the 29th day of November, 1910, at “old reliables,” who will always be
HR K. W. K4MWFTF.N
land are now in possession of the week, there will be no cargo for the 7:30 o'clock p.in., for the following found equal to the occasion in mat­
PHYSICIAN AND SURUEON city.
Fifiel.l this trip, consequently she objects: To levy a special tax for ters of inqtortance to the high school,
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac
BAN DON
01EG0Ï
will make one trip to Coos Bav. maintaining the school, for paying consented to fill the vacancy in the for 1911, that Guardian Ang.l in a
Ofti. «id trutb-at <* at PaaWr waakucr |»r^-»il
The mill will start up again Monday interest on common warrants,* inter­ debate.
hundred thousand homes, is now
naat dawr to fh»ea Iha-vH*
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it being only temporarily cl« sed est bearing time warrants and bonds,
ready. Not many are now willing
down while some improvements are and to provide a fund for reducing
Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Reese and to be without it, anti the Rev. Irl R.
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There will be a meeting held at being made at the Cody can p in the the floating building debt of the dis­ family of Colorado, but formerly of Hicks Magazine, Word and Works
th« City Hall Monday night at 8 p. way of building a new railroad to a trict
Penn* arrived in this city Wednes­ Die two are only One Dollar a year.
n»., to consider the organization of different part of the camp, and male
The notice of the meeting is signed , day, and registered nt the Pacific The Almanac is 35c preptid. No
a law and Order League, All ein ing other improvements. When this by Preston C. StejJicnson, chairman ' House Mr. Reese has leased the home or office should fail to send
sens who believe in law enforcement is completed the camp will be able of the school board, and attest«) by Cope
Dyer ranch at Four mile ior for them, to Word and Works Pul*.
are urged to be present.
to furnish logs in abundance.
J. W. Mast, derk.
a number of years.
lishing Co., St. Loets, Mo.
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