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EUGENE, ORE ¿7 Dni »ersity » Semi-Weekly VOLUME XXVL BANDON, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1910 'F------------------- 7--------- - — —..... --_==* 3 4 Lodge and Professional Directory 3 4 4 3 4 NUMBER 60 Lodges arc requested to notify this offer on election of officers and on change of me.-ting night. Cards under this he&d are 75c per inch per month. i V* t K liT-W’-ì-W't-: Lewah Tribe No, 48, Imp. O. R. M. |y| LETS every Thursday evening al 8 run a: the Bandon Wigi.ian. Sojourning chief in good standing are cordially invited to attend. G E Wihon, C. of R. C. S. Hubbard ' Sachem. Roads and Port Commission » -------------- --------------- AND rwsIIE two things most vital to the developmc .1 of B indon aid the Co- ■ qttille valley at present are wagon roads and a ¡ arbor. We have the possibilities of first class institutions tn both ai d it is up to the pei.p’e to Will Run Here Regularly, get busy anti deve'op these possibilities. The R ecorder has been advo Shipping Business from this Chicago Strikers Hand Down Carrying Coal to San Ultimatum to the Port Continues Very cating good roads in the last few issues, am' «e have urged the people to call on the county court in January when the road appropriations are made Francisco. Railroads. Brisk. and insist on our Just dues in the matter of road money. Just at present every Bandonian is particularly interested in a good Now that I he st earner Arcata is wagon road from here to Langlois, one that can be respectably traveled (Wireless via Cape Blanco. ) Although no passenger boats have M hmoh I c . London, Dec. 15.—Following the | scheduled to run to this port repu from January 1st to December 31st inclusive, evety year. If we had our crossed out or in since Tuesday, yet ■gANDON LODGE, No. 130 A. F. 8» A. 1 triy, and will carry coal to Califor- share of the road money we could easily have such a road. It is up to us the sea traffic has been very brisk, elections in England it is found that M, Staled communications first Saturday the parliament will be made up of after the full moon of each month. All Marier nia, a few facts regardihg her history to gel it. We are paying taxes, we have a right to share in the results. more boats coming in than have Masons cordially invited. 289 Government Coalition and 229 gone out. ’ J. A. Morrison, W. M. anil carrying capacity, will, no doubt, This work can not be accomplished by talking it up on tlie streets, neither Opposition. The Newport came in Wednesday G. T. Treadgold, Secretary be interesting to our readers. As can it be done in the business sessions of the Bandon Commercial Club, night and went up the river yester Chicago, Dec. 15.—The (Brother 1. <>. <». F was stated in a former issue of the but it can be accomplished by 15 or 20 of our influential citizens calling on day morning. hood of Locomotive Engineers’ Ul "D ANDON LODGE, No. 133, I. O. O F. R ecorder , she is probably the the county court at the proper time and demanding our rights. The Bandon arrived in port Wed timatum for higher wages or a strike, meets every Wednesday evening. Visrting nesday night and is loading lumber was today delivered to the Railroad oldest boat plying on the Pacific brothers in good standing cordially invited. The road to Langlois is not the only road that “needs fixing." We for San Pedro. She will get a full Manager’s Association, by Pres. A. G. Hoyt. N. G. coast, having been on the run for 38 have other roads leading into Bandon and we want to put them all in con A. Knopp, Secretary load from the Estabrook dock and Warren Stone of the Brotherhood. years, although she had never dition for travel all the year 'round. Let’s ginger up and we will succeed. the Geo. W. Moore mill. The Ore Monterey, Calif., Dec. 15. —The stopped in at this port before. She Rebekah Lodge No. 126. In addition to better wagon roads we need a better water road. This gon arrived in port yesterday and Commission form of government was formerly a passenger boat and will load at one of the up river mills. was adopted by this citv at the EETS in I. O. O. F. hall every second and many of our early settlers came to This can also be accomplished by proceeding along proper lines. A port fourth Tuesdays. Practice nights 1st t ues- The Fifield is on her way from election Monday. dayof the month; Social evening the 3d I ues.lay Coos county on her 25 to 30 years commission organized and developed is the one thing that will bring about San Francisco and will probably ar ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to ago, so to them she is -r real land this result. Port commissions are becoming more popular all the time all members in good standing. rive tomorrow. mark in their business career. To the Public. where they have been organized. Those who tried to make us believe Anna Craine, N. G. The Elizabeth will probably leave The Arcata weighs 850 tons, is Clata Goetz. Secretary. that the people of Coos Bay were sorry they had voted a port commission San Francisco tomorrow and in that 185 feet long, but rather narrow in after they h.id time to reflect on the situation, were put to a quietus when case should arrive here about Mon , Knlghla <>r P.vtlilus On retiring from business in Ban j proportion to Iter length. She came day. elphi lodge :. No. m , Knights of ¡in on her last trip at nearly »lead low they read the results of the bonding election and the Bennett amendment don. we desire to thank our many Pythias. Meets every Monday evening friends for the courtesy shown and at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to water and tieil up at the wharf for which were voted on at the election November Sth, so it is now up to attend. C. R.Wade C. C. liberal patronage given us during At the Grand. an hour or two, then proceeded up I them to hatch up some other objection or else forever hold their peace. B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. stay here, and trust you will con river to the mine of the Gauge Semi- A Port of Coquille will not only help Bandon but will help the entire tinue same to our successor, Mr. bituminous Coal Co. at Riverton. Dr. Ei. Li- Houston Coquille Valley. The up river towns and farmers all along the line will Mrs. Charles Haytor, a dramatic Sidwell, whom we are sure will make w here she loaded 700 tons of coal PHYSICIAN & SUHHEuN reader of considerable ability, well every effort to please you. be equally benefited anti should be willing to bear their share of the ex and came down the river and went Office over Drug Store. Honrs, 1» to 12 known by a great many of Bandon’s Yours very trulv, out over the bar drawing 13 ft ir.d pense if there were any, but in reality there would be nene, for the increase fi.ro. 1:80 to 4. p in.’; 7 to 8 in the eveninp. theatre going public, will recite A. B. S mith . 5 inches forward, and 15 ft anil 9 in propeity values would more than make up the extra tax, yes, by ten “The Death of Benedict Arnold,” 6otr Night culls snsweied from office. T. P. S mi th . inches aft. I lie only place she had fold ’ Saturday night, December 17th. BANDON, - - - OK»t><>S —-000— , any trouble was at the Parkersburg The U. S. government offers to put up $215,000 foi a $430,000 pro Blondv, the well known baritone, shoal, thus showing that there is S. S. Classes Banquet. Dr D. E3 Sorensen deep water all the way up the river, ject in the Port of Siuslaw, providing that port files an acceptable bond will sing one of his popular songs. These two special numbers, besides DENTIST anil by a little dredging, large beats for the other $215,000. That is a good offer and the enterprising people a full program of the latest moving The contest between the three can be run clear to Coquille, anil of Siuslaw are preparing to accept it. Office Over Vienna Cafe pictures and a six piece orchestra, Sunday school classes of the Presby even to Myrtle Point if need be. Telephone at Office and Home. Now we do not need any such an amount here. If we would file our assisted by Charles Kaiser, will com terian Church was decided in favor Here is some more argument for bANDON - - OREGON bond for $too.ooo the government would, no doubt, duplicate it; that plete a program that is worth more of the Comrades of Christ class. a port commission, and facts are would give us $200,000, a sufficient amount to put 20 feet of water on than the price of admission. Two The banquet to be held in theii hon G. T. TIILA1IGOI.U, facts and cannot be gainsaid. shows, beginning 7:30 p. m. Adults or will be given at the Odd Fellows’ The Arcata will make regular the bar at low tide—to have a 12 foot low water channel all the way to s ATTORNEY ANI» COUNSEL< U 15c. children 10c. Hall. December 17th, at 6 o'clock. trips to this port about every ten Coquille, and a Channel clear to Myrtle Point deep enough to run big AT - LAW, We cordially urge all members of days and will haul coal front the NOTARY PUBLIC river boats all the way up. the three classes to be present. I* Installing Fixture«. Gauge Semi-bituminous Coal Co.'s Bandon, Oregon. With a three mill tax on the property, we could pay off the bond in —Committee. mines at Riverton. This is a big Offic« With Bandon Investrnnnl Uo — -<XX>------ mine and they are rushing the coal ten years, keep up the interest, and with the aid of the $6,000.00 a year C, D. Edwards is superintending Dr. H- Ivi. Brown, out at a rapid rate. No sooner that the government has already provided, we could easily keep the chan the installing of the fixtures in the New Machine Shop. liati the Arcata finished loading on nel open all the time. , Resident Dentist. F. A. Mehl planing mill for the her last trip than the bunkers w ere Office in Panter Building Bandon Splint Co., and hopes to It is certainly a small outlay compaYed to the returns that would be M. D. Sherrard of Coquille is being filled for the next trip, and Office Hours: 9 Io 12 M.. I to 5 P. M, be able to begin operations by the moving his machine shop to this forthcoming. Good roads and a great port are within our grasp. Will this condition will be continued in- Phone. BANDON. OREGON definitely. we sit down and idly see our opportunities wasted, or will we arise to the first of the year. The company city, putting it up in the Timmons’ will start on a rather small scale but cannery building. This shop will Thus we will have another good situation and show our giit and deteimination. C. R. BARROW boat will increase the business to one of be run in connection with Shields ¿t line to San Francisco, and the Let’s get action on these two subjects at once. It is necessary for large dimensions very rapidly. Attorney and Counselor-at-Law Kennedy’s blacksmith shop and with development of another big indus our general welfare. all of the fine equipments of both try in this valley, and it Portland COQUILLE. - ORE shops it will be one of the most up- coal dealers want to knock our coal, School Censúa Figures. Office over Sheets’ Store to-date institutions of its kind in Office Phone. Main 335; residence. Main 346 let them knock and we will send it Basket Ball Friday Night. Brother Dies. Coos County. all to San Francisco, where people i Bandon is second only to Marsh anil dealers appreciate a good thing. l»R K. W. KONSITFIt field in school population in, Coos The return games of basket ball, J, W. and W. W. Felter received ■—000---- Ship Yards Are Busy. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON county according to the school cen by the boys' and girls ’ teams of Ban Harbor Wants County Road v.ord that their brother, C. W. Fel don and Coquille high schools will sus just taken, we being two ahead BANDON OREGON ter. of Colorado Springs, Colo., l>e played in Oriental [fall next Fri of North Bend. The school popu Superintendent. The big scow, Ashton No. 2, is Office and residence in Panler realder.ee property died at his home November 27th. day night, December 2’d. They lation of the four cities other than next door to Bijou Theatre being taken off the ways today at C. W. Felter was here :n the fall to promit* to be fast games and all who Marshfield, is: Bandon 649, North the Bandon ship yards. Foreman visit his •■rnthers and is consequent attend may rest assured that they I Bend 647, Coquille 478, Myrtle The Coos Bay Harbor says; “ Coos DR J. D KELLEY McKay also has the Venus on, which county should not be slow to follow ly known 10 a good many Bandon will get their money’s worth. Come Point 343. The school population will be treated to practically a new Physician and Surgeon the example set by Douglas county. people who will learn of his death out and see the game and thus help of Marshfield ts about 790. hull. The Favorite was also run on Ip this we ref»r to the action recently with great 'regret. Death was due to encourage athletics in the high Office in Donald Charleston home, opposite 1 yesterday for repairs. He also has Mr. Felter had one school. All the teams are in good 1 taken by the members of the county ;to paralysis, Preabylrrian church, Bandon, Oregon 1*0 other scows to »»-pair, and taken School Entertainment court in which it was decided to ap stroke November 10th and another condition and will put up the game i all together it will keep the yards point a county engineer, whose duty November 20th, finally succumbing of their lives. busy for some time to come. MY CLOTHES ARE AT THE will be to superintend the consti uc- November 27th. He was a veteran The first and second grades of tion of all county roads in Douglas of the civil war, having served in the Bandon public school will give a Notice of Dissolution. ; county. An order providing for the Co. G, t6th Iowa Infantry. He Christmas entertainment in the audi Rivers and Harbors Bills was taken prisoner at the battle of joffice will lie entered upon the coun torium of the new school building on Passed by House. ty court records the first meeting in Atlanta and served three months in Notice is hereby given that the Friday, December 23rd, commenc January, but the matter has been the Andersonville pen. partnership of T. P. Smith, A, B. ing PROMPTLY at 1:30p.m. -------- win--------- Washington, Dec. io. The riv practically decided upon at an intor- Smith and J. Ira Sidwell, under the The public is cordially invited to at ers and harbors bill, carrying $21,- ; mal meeting. Mr. M. R. Ryan, of firm name and style of Smith Bros. tend. Lorimer Not Guilty. 894,861, was passed by the House Where Yours Ought to be ' Drain, will receive the appointment. & Sidwell, has been mutually dis Mr. Ryan is a road builder of expe solved, said Smith Bros, retiring “I had been troubled with consti today. The passage of the bill es- Prop. A. F. DERINGER rience. Heieafter al) county road Washington, D. C., Dec. 13th.— from the business, Said Sidwell re pation for two years and tried all of 1 tablishes a record for this class of building in that county will lie done The sub committee of th<- Senate taining same and will assume all in the best physicians in Bristol, Tenn, ( legislation as the only changes in bi>ng your under his supervision. We are very committee on privileges and »lec debtedness and will collect all bills and they could do nothing for me," the measure were in two incorrectly ; much inclined to believe that Doug tions. which investigated the charges contracted under said title. writes Thos. E Williams, Middle- spelled words. las county will receive mine benefit against Senator Lorimer, voted Signed: T. P. S mith , boro, Ky. “Two packages of Job for the money expended under this unanimously to report to the full A. B. S mith , Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Fox S ale Large quantity of J. I ra S idwell . plan than under the old plan of dts- committee that the charges had not 6ot(f Tablets cured me.” For sale by C. cow beets and carrots. Sweet Bros , been proved. Bandon, Ore., Dec. 15, 1910. | tnct supervision.’’ Y. Lowe. Lampa, Ore. 56 tf M D BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY Work