Semi-weekly Bandon recorder., December 13, 1910, Image 1

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BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1910
VOLUME XXVi.
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Lodge and Professional '
B.H.S. INO C. LS.
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BREAK EVEN
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Bandon Girls Win While the
Lew ah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M.
LETS every Thursday evening at 8 run at
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the Bandon Wigrnan. Sojourning chiafi
in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
G E Wilson,
C. of R.
C. S. Hubbard
Sachem.
Boys Lose at Game of
Basket Bal).
BOATS ARRIVE
GOOD ROADS ONCE MORE }
Directory
l^odge*. are requested to notify this office
on election <4 officers and <«> ■ h.m, c <>f
me-ting night. Cards under this head
are 75c per inch per month.
NUMBER 59
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H I'. RECORDER has f>e»‘n an advocate of good it, ids ever since the
present management assumed control ot it, but just at present we
led inclined to add a little Zeal to <> r good roads campLgn an I
urge the people of the road district to get ready for a vigorous •« ken-
ing along this line.
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The county court sets early in January, the exact date we believe is
January 3d. At this session the new board will organize, and the newly
elected commissioner, Geo. J. Armstrong will take the place of E. A.
Anderson who retires. Mr. Armstrong is a Bandon man and will no
doubt see to it that we get our share of the money at this end of the
county, but a good delegation of citizens, at the opening of the session to
show the court that we (Jemand our dues, would probably help Mr. Arm­
strong considerably in his campaign for road funds, and no doubt would
appreciate very much to know that the people of this end of the
county were standing back of him. We need money for roads in this end
of the county.
We have been paying taxes to build roads in Coos
County and have not had our share in return. We need better pubb’c
highways leading into Bandon. The Dairyville road, mentioned
Friday’s R ecorder is only one of the many that ought to
proved. We want all of them fixed so that they will be good
year-round wagon roads.
WE WANT GOOD ROADS! WE MUST HAVE GOOD
■ROADS !
This paper stands for good roads and will continue to fight for them
until we get them. Good roads will help more to build up the country
than any other thing.
A gentleman said to the R ecorder the other day, “If you will
travel over the roads to my place every day for a week, you would not
say anything about port commission for awhile.’’
Yes, we would.
We want good roads to get the farm produce to
town, and we want a port commission to get the goods out to market by
easier means of transportation. We can have both good roads and a port
commission, and not pay any more tax in the end than we are paying
now. We want both, we need both—this'paper is in favor of both and
will advocate both, for both are essential to the general welfare of Bandon.
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HILL Ï0 COOS BAY
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Southern Pacific Has Expend­ Shipping Business from this
ed $3,000,000 in Building
Port Continues Very
Tracks to Ocean.
Brisk.
The B. IL S. girls win 20 to 4 bu
The Southern Pacific company
The Arcata sailed yesterday morn­
the boys are defeated 15 to 8. The
has expended $3,000,000 in railroad ing for San Francisco with a full
TJ a NDON LOf)GE, No. 130 A. F. 8c A.' first basket ball game of the season
building to Coos Bay. and will add cargo of coal «from tiie Gage mine at
M. Stated communications first Saturday I
was pulled off at Coquille last Friday
to
that another $3 000,000, said Riverton.
after the lull ¡neon of each month. All Master 1
night and it was the fate of the Ban­
Masons cordially invited.
I udge J. W. Bennett, of Marshfield,
The Elizabeth sailed this morning
J. A. Morrison, W. M. don boys’ team to be on the losing
while
in
Portland
yesterday.
This
with
320,000 feet of lumber. 65 bun­
G. T. Treadgold, Secretary
side, but as the girls defeated the
amount includes $ 1,000,000 that has dles broom handles, 8 bales woolens,
1. <». O. F
Coquille girls so much worse than
been expended in work between 4 cases woolens, 10 tons merchan­
T? ANDON LODGE. No. 133, 1. O. O. F. they did us, we feel that we got the
Drain and Marshfield and Myrtle dise, 200,000 shingles, St cases
meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting
best
of
it.
The
Bandon
girls
’
team
Point.
cheese and a ton of butter. She
brothers in good standing cordially invited.
was
—
Hazel
Stephenson,
center;
Zet-
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A
party
of
27
Southern
Pacific
also
carried the following passengers:
A. G. Hoyt. N. G.
I tie Gibson and Daisy Hansen, for-
A. Knopp, Secretary
surveyors are surveying for a line C. I. Green, wife and four children.
| wards; Sylvia Rackleff and Rittie
between Eugene and the Umpqua, F. S Perry and wife. W. G. Klock
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
McNair, guards. The boys were—
which is to come to Coos Bay by the and wife, J. M. Galey, E. C. Cor-
Drain route.’’ said Judge Bennett. telyou, A. A. Seng, R. H. Wil­
EETS in I.O. O F. hull every second and Geo. Strang, center; I.entner Gal­
fourth Tuesdays. Practice nights 1st Tues­ lier and Pat Rackleff, forwards; Ray
“The sum of $150.000 is being liams and wife, Henry Williams. S.
day of the month; Serial evening the 3d Tuesday
Watkins and Carl Bowman, guards.
spent on a new slope in the rfeaver
Beaver C. Irwin, J. F. Toleman, S. Her­
ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to
all members in good standing.
Hill mines. Ilie railroad steamship man, IL Smith, W. Smith, F. T.
The game was called and the
Anna Craine. N. G.
Breakwater is now bringing 500 tons Crewe, W. J. Leonard. Mrs. Will
sphere set in motion by referee Thos.
Clara Goetz, Secretary.
of
Beaver Hill coal a month to Elliott, Mrs. J. Peck, R. II. ‘Rosa,
Laird at 8:15, and the girls started
Portland.
their first half. In less than 30 sec­
C. Huffman and T. Thenkbam.
Knight« of Pythias
“Last summer five prominent
onds
Zettie
Gibson
had
the
ball
in
The Fifield leaves San Francisco
elphi lodge . N o . 64, Knight» of
Pythias. Meets every Monday evening the
Southern Pacific officials came up for Bandon this evening and will
basket.
The Coquille girls
at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
the coast from Eureka, Cal., in au- sail from here again- Sunday. The
looked dizzy it was done so quick.
attend.
C. R.WadeC.C.
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
tomobiles, to study railroad possi­ Bandon is also due here about to­
As the game progressed the Coquille
bilities, Recently C. J. Millis, local morrow or next day.
girls quieted themselves for in about
Dr. H. L Houston
manager of the Southern Pacific,
another 2 minutes Zettie had another
PHYSICIAN & SUJiGEOÀ
came irom San Francisco to Coos
ball hanging defiantly at them. Then
High School Notes.
Bay and while there said that the
the Bandon girls made one from the
Office over Prog Store.
Hour«, » to ’.2
foul line and Hazel made a basket
prospects for a railroad to Coos Bay
«.in. 1:30 to 4, p.iu. ; 7 to 8 in the evening.
The excursion to Coquille proved
and
Zettie
two
more,
Coquille
got
were
better than ever before. The
Nigbt culls Htiswereil from office.
to
be a success financially, and the
one front the lout line and time was
incentive for all this activity is said
HANIMIN,
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OlCKliOM
up with the score 11 to 1. The boys’
to be the purchase by James J. Hill game of basket ball was very enthu­
Bandon Educational Club.
Owls Attention!
teams
were
on
the
floor
in
an
in
­
of
the electric line between Portland siastic. The result was in favor of
Dr I_,. I3. Sorensen
stant,
and
the
first
thing
that
hap
­
and
Salem, which he proposes to the B. H. S. girls and the C. IL S.
DENTIST
pened was a basket to Strang's cred­
Because of the fact that the time
The regular annual election of extend to Eugene and perhaps to boys; but as this was only a pre­
Office Over Vienna Cafe
it, but for some reason that cannot for the regular meeting comes so officers of Bandon Nest, No. 1091. San Francisco. Recent moves seem schedule game with Coquille it will
Telephone at Office and Home.
be definitely explained—possibly it close to the Christmas holidays, the Order of Owls, will be held Tues­ to indicate the desire of Harriman not count in the regular league
BANDON
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OREGON was over confidence, or not enough
executive committee of the club has day evening, December 20th. A people to,occupy this country before games which will begin about Jan.
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6lh. Coquille will play us the return
real hard practice»while at home, or fixed the time of jfie next meeting full attendance is desired.
Hill gets there.
U. T. TKKAIMMH.il,
that the Coquille team played rough­ for Friday, Jan. 6th. The program
“At the recent meeting of the game Dec. 23rd in the Oriental Halt
J. C. P age , Sec.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR er than expected, or the inexperience
Oregon
Development League, the We understand they intend to char­
for the meeting will be published
AT LAW,
of some of our team—one from the later.
conservative T. B. Wilcox quoted ter a boat and bring dotvn a big
Card of Thanks.
NOTARY PUBLIC
foul line was all our team made,
James J. Hill as saying in substance, crowd, and we are sure of a large
Bandon,
Oregon.
while Coquille’s classy team made 10
last June, that the next five years attendance from all those who are
Office With Bandon Investment <-'«> points during the first half. The
Infant Passes Away.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Steman wish would witness Oregon’s greatest lovers cl clean athletics and are in­
score ended 10 to 3 Coquille boys’
to express their deep sense of appre­ railroad development, and that there terested in our welfare.
Dr. H- Ivi. Brown. favor.
ciation for the many kind words and will be more railroad development » The B. H. S. Literary Program
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Helen Katheryn, the little daugh­
Resident Dentist.
In their second half the Bandon ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sieman acts’done for them in their hour of by our lines in Oregon during the for next Friday, Dec. 16th, will be:
Office in Panter Building
girls kept up the pace they had set was seized with an attack of spinal sorrow over the death of their child, coming year than in any other state Basket Ball Song,
to tune “Rings on my Fingers’’
Office Hourr 9 to 12 M.. I to 5 P. M,
Helen Katheryn, who passed away of the union except Montana.
and showed at the beginning that the
meningitis aliout 11:00 o’clock
Phone,
BANDON. OREGON
Josephine Stoltz
“All of these things, coupled to­ Dramatic Rec.
Saturday eveqing’.
victory was theirs. Zettie maje two
Saturday morning, and although
Vocal
Duet,
gether,
lead
the
quiet
observer
to
baskets, Hazel one and Daisy one
possible was done for the
Carl Bowman and Ernest Watkins
believe that there is actually to be a
C. R. HARROW and two from The foul line made the everything
For Sale.
little one, it was to no avail, and she
Reading,
Thos. Laird
railroad to Coos Bay.—Oregon
Attorney and Counstilor-at Law
score 20. I n the second half the
passed into the great beyond abcut
Song, “The man who has the cpin”
Journal.
COQUILLE. - ORE Coquille girls made three from the 5:30 Saturday evening.
Recitation,
Velma Klepfer
Lots
21
and
22,
Block
6,
Azalea
1 foul line and this totaled them 4.
Office over Skeels’ Stórc
The funeral was conducted from Park. Will sell for cash or partial Bear Creek Orchard Sells Reading,
Edmund Gallier
Thus the standing was 20 to 4 and
Office Phone, Main 335;
residence, Main 346
the home Sunday afternoon by Rev. payments or trade for Marshfield
Instrumental
Solo,
Coquille had not made a basket.
for $300,000.
H. L. Grafious, pastor of the M. E. real estate.
Marguerite Haberly
I They were all new in basket ball ex­
church.
DR. K. W. RONS IT ER
Recitation,
Eleinor Turvey
S9t2
—
W.
R.
Haines
Music
Co.
cept one, we understand, and the
Mr.
anti
Mrs.
Sieman
will
have
Song,
“
Wake
up,
its six o’clock’’
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
next game with 'them may prove to
Medford, Oregon, Dec. 12.—The
the sincere sympathy of a large circle
There will be an election of new'
North Fork Not To Be Im­ Bear Creek orchards, one of the fin­
be more even and exciting to spec­
BANDON
OREGON
of friends in this time of great be­
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officers
to serve for the next term of
tators and not such a walk over.
est orchard tracts in the Rogue
Office and residence in Panter residence property
reavement.
proved.
3.
months.
Everybody is welcome
next door to Bijou Theatre
The boys were given the floor and
River Valley, was sold today to
to
come
and
we will do our best to
the Bandon lads did themselves
Samuel Rosenberg, of Seattle. The
give you good entertainment for an
DR J. ID KELLEY great credit in the way they played' When you have a cold get a bot­
Washington, Dec 12.—The War consideration is in the neighborhood
hour.
High School Auditorium,
tle
of
Chamberlain
’
s
Cough
Remedy.
this last half. The ball was in their
Department has reported adversely of $300,000.
Physician and Surgeon
7:30
p
m.,
Friday, Dec. 16th.
It
will
soon
fix
you
up
all
right
anil
end of the hall most of the time and
The orchard contains 237 acres,
on three Oregon projects, as follows:
Miss
Bessie
Jensen, who has been
J will ward off any tendency toward Oregon slotigh, located below Port­ all of which is planted to fruit, about
Offici
in Donald Charleston home, opposite it was only because of the lack of
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Presbyterian church, Bandon, Oregon
practice in basket throwing that they ! pneumonia. This remedy contains land; the north find cast forks of the 175 acres in pears, and the rest in attending school at Marshfield, en­
did not make up what they had lost; no opium or other narcotic and may^ Coquille River, and the Umpqua apples. The price per acre averaged tered our ever increasing High
BOOTS - AND - SHOES as it was, two baskets were thrown be given as confidently to a baby as : River from Scottsburg to Roseburg. better than $1200. The sale was School yesterday. She is in the
by Lentner, and one from the foul, to an adult. Sold by C. Y. Lowe. | District Engineer Morrow re­ made through John D. dwell, for a Freshman Class.
The new police officials for the
while Coquille made two baskets and
ported on them that the commercial syndicate composed of Messrs Wist
You can't expect to get $2 worth
4th
school month beginning yester­
(or $1, but you can get your
one from the loul line. It was evi­ many saying they would not miss advantages to be gained would not ler, Olwell, Clark and Myers.
money s worth at
day
are: Eldon Langlois and Jose­
dent that if the boys had played the next excursion trip with the B. justify the expenditure oi the money
Mr. Rosenberg is a prominent
their first half like they did the last H. S, for anything.
necessary to carry out the projects. merchant and hotel keeper of Se­ phine Stoltz of the Freshman class,
Ernest Watkins and Katherine Nay
the victory would have been ours,
The boat left promptly at 4 and The adverse report means that the attle.
of
the Sophomore, Garf Bowman
but the game was closer than the made the through tiip, arriving in Oregon delegation will be unable to
Dealer In Boots and Shoes.
and
Zettie Gibson of the Juniors,
score showed. We hope to show Coquille .-rbout 7. There were a get appropriations for these pur-
The quicker a cold is gotten rid
of the less the danger from pneu- Karl Watkins and Erina Craine of
Repairing neatly and promp­ them that we are not so easy when large number of people expecting I [loses.
i they play the return game on Dec. to \get aboard at various landings
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monia and other serious diseases the Seniors. Our city school gov­
tly done at lowest liv­
I ’3rd-
along the river, but the “Coquille’’
When your feet are wet and cold Mr. C. W. L. Hall, of Waverly, ernment is a great success and to go
ing prices
These were over fifty Bandonians had to keep plodding along in order j and your body chilled through and Va., says: “I firmly belicVe Cham­ liack to the old form would be out
up to witness the game ami to enjoy to arrive in time for the game to be ' through from exposure, take a big berlain’s Cough Remedy to be ab of the question with us and the fac­
Bring your
| the entertainment cf the Bandon on time, anil those along the river dose of Chamberlain’s Cough Rem­ solutely the best preparation on the ulty as long as the standard which
students on the delightful trip’up hail no reason to lie disap|iointed as edy, bathe your feet in hot water be­ market lor colds.
I have recom­ has been set is kept up.
• Iol> Work
on the Coquille. The night was she was advertised to be a through fore going to bed, and you are al­ mended it to my friends and they all
lovely and the crowd seemed cheer- boat and was cliarteied for that pur­ most certain to ward off a severe agree with me.” For sale by C. Y.
See or phone L. J. Radley for all
To T he R ecorder ful and every one had a good time, pose.
. j cold. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Lowe.
kinds of Fire Wood.
27-lf
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