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¡Mrs. Ostien and-MfSs Hutchins, As*
One vine, that grew on new
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Entered hi the Bandon Foshrttice hh Second ('I hhs Matter.
December 20, 1910
TUESDAY
! pies, fish, wool and wheat together,
THOUGHT I OR TOD AY
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The be.1 thins» are ne»r«t
noUrili, light
brealh in your
in your eye«. Rower» al your
feet duties at yonr hand, the path ol God
jnrt before you.
War«, but do
I hen c o r ot «rr»,> at lhe
life’» plain, common
work a»
j Eighty ptr cent of this sum goes to
pay for the labor and supplies.
Tlx- repmt recommends the pas-
1 sage of a bill to create an efficient
: forestry service;
liberal and hearty
it come», certain th. t dii'y duties and daily
giound, is said to have attained the ,
height of 6 feet, 1 inch in height,
and ptoduced 40 tubers, the total
weight of the potatoes being 16
pounds.
Four hundred boxes of Cornice
pears, grown near Medford, sold in
the London market this season for
$1 o a box
When your feet are wet and cold
and your body chilled through and
sistants. Enrollment lor year, 65; through from exposure, take a big
|enrolment for month 59; daily at­ dose of Chamberlain's Cough Rem­
edy, bathe your feet in hot water be­
tendance 57; pt r cent, attendance,95
fore going to l>ed, and you are al­
times late. 1; roll of honor, 28.
most certain to ward off a severe
cold. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
SUMMARY.
Total Enrollment for the year
443
Total enrollment lor the month 418
Daily attendance
383
Per cent ot attendance
94
6
Sib ria is buying Oregon apples. Times late
213
One hundred boxes of choice Hood Roll of Honor
River fruit was recently shipped
Roll of Honor includes pupils'
there for sale.
neither absent nor late during the]
Rogue Rivero rhardists will plant month.
The following students of the High
I,5<x>,ooo pear ami apple trees this
season. This new planting will cover School have made a standing of A
20.000 acres and bling the total for the month in the subjects named.
orchard acreage in that valley to A equals 95 to too per cent.
co- operation between the state and 85,000.
Fred Harvey, Algebra, Book-
bread are the »weeleat thing# ci hie R< bert
j Federal agencies engaged in gather­
kt
eping,
General Histoiy.
Lou» Stevenson.
The annual report of the Portland
Pearl Craine, English.
ing data on the state's resources, Union Stockyards Company shows
Josephine Stoltz, Algebra, Eng
and an increase in the salary of tile Portland is becoming a great pack
“A Taxless Town.”
lisli, General History.
ing
center.
The
value
of
live-stock
■»late engineer
Neva Morgan, Algebra, Book-
shipped the first year the concern
The story of a “taxless town" IS Good or Bad Roads for Same was in operation amouqted to $8,- keeping, English.
Norma Larue. Algebra, Book-
told by the Omaha Daily News in
335.000-
Money?
keeping, English, Genet al History
A large acreage around Heimiston
this way: “There is a little town in
Velma Klepfer, Alge ra Book
is being seeded Io alfalfa. This is
Sweden by the name of Orson.
keeping, English, General History.
The question comes squarely be­ not only a profitable crop for hay
Orson. Remember that name. For
Clarence King, Algebra, English.
but there is money in raising seed,
Orson is one of the greatest towns fore the property owners of Jose­ which brings 23 cents per pound.
Leslie Sparks, Algebra, Book­
phine
County
as
to
whether
they
keeping.
in the world.
Of course, Orson
Estacada, an Oregon town seven
Esther Solve. English.
isn'tas big as London, or New Yolk, shall go on spending money year years ot age, has become one of the
Frances
Williams, Algebra, Book­
or Bagdad, or perhaps Oshkosh alter year on certain dirt roads, or most prosperous communities of its
keeping.
But Orson has done something that will they issue bonds at a low rate size and is attracting much attention
Willie Williams, Algebra, Boak-
none of the so-called ‘great’ cities ol of interest and build permanent as a fruit section. It ranks high in keeping, General History.
apple and walnut production. Straw
Louise Haber'y, Algebra.
the world has ever done. Orson r',:“,s which, with slight repairs an­
berries in the Estacada district yield
Katherine Way, English, General
has dodged all local taxes success­ nually, will last for many genera­ I at the rate ot $200 an acre
History.
fully and honestly. The Orson rail tions. It is true that there are some
State banks have been prosperous
Raymond Watkins, Physics.
way is free to every citizen of the places in the county where the soil the past year, as shown by the an
Daisy Hansen, English.
town.
The telephone service is and the drainage will permit the nual report of State Bank Examine r
I.ela Buckingham. English,
free. Schools and libraries cost the building of dirt roads, which, if Wright, who found individual de­ o m etry.
citizens absolutely nothing. All be­ rounded up and rolled with a heavy­ posits in Oregon banks on Novem­
Marguerite Haberly, Geometry,
ber 10th totaled $104,270,300, a net English, German, Pedagogy.
cause a generation or two ago, Un­ dirt roller, will make good roads;
gain since November 16, 1909, of
Matt Lux, English, Latin.
patriotic people of Orson planted provided always that the king drag
$14,221,550.
Total resouices of
Zettie Gibson, English,
trees. Orson has a municipal forest is kept in frequent use and other Oiegon banks increased during the
Amelia Chaneay, English, Geom
that has yielded the town $5,000,- repairs made as olten as they are year almost $20,000,000.
( etry, German.
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000 in the past thirty years. And need<-d. There are soils, however,
Ernest Wilkins, English, Geom
the $5,ooo.rxio has paid the running of which good roads cannot be made,
Children take B ALLA R D'.S etry.
1
I.entner Gallier. English.
expenses of the town. Of course, and this should be recognized, es­ HOREHOUND SYRUP willingly
Elsie Kinley, English, Latin, Ge­
there isn’t anything to hinder any pecially along our well traveled because it tastes nice. There isn’t a
ometry.
better
remedy
anywhere
for
chil-
<
American town from doing the same highways, and consequently these
dren's coughs, hoarseness and bron-
Carl Bowman, English, Geometry,
thing.
But we don’t notice any need to be treated with the perma-j | chilis. It’s a good medicine and Arithmetic.
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American town doing it. To date nent highway methods. The per-1 i easy to take. Price 25c, 50c and
Tom Ostien, English. Geometry.
Milwaukee seems to be the only manent roads of Rome, it is true, I $1.00 per bottle. Sold by C. Y.
Edna Hansen, English, Latin.
Harry Crain, English.
American town that lias even thought were not limit in a day, anil they | ■ Lowe.
Willeska Roberts, English, Latin,
about it. But it's worth thinking had the cheapest kind of labor to
Geometry.
about isn’t it?
Also it might be do the construction work, winch ex­
School Report.
Earl Watkins, Amer. History,
woith while to consider at tin-same tended over many years and through
English, Pedagogy.
time the fact that while Orson was many generations. Josephine coun­
Report of the Bouden Public
Lena Langlois, Amer. History,
paying her municipal expenses for ty has no cheap labor, but the de­ Schools for the third shoo) month English, German, Pedagogy
Rittie McNair, Amer. History,
the past year from the proceeds of mand for good roads is as great j ending Friday. December 9, 1910.
English,
Pedagogy.
Gradel,
Mrs.
Kopt,
teacher.
En
­
hei well-kept forest, the American here as it was in England ar.d Rome, I
Sylvia Rackleff, Amer. History,
rollment
lor
year,
47;
enrollment
for
nation; through neglect of her for and. cost what it may. we must i
month, 45; daily attendance, 42; per English, German, Pedagogy.
Hu- good roads advo 1
ests, was suffering a loss of $200,- have them.
Erma Craine, Atilhmetic, English,
cent ot attendance, 94, times 1 te o:
000,000 and more th in 100 lives.” cates of this county have b ng urged roil of honor, 23.
German, Pedagogy.
the commencement of the work.
Nora Gibson, Amer. History, j
tirade II, Miss Marsh, teacher.
English. Germ in, Pedagogy.
They
have
carried
on
the
matter
Latest Report Upon Oregon
Enrollment for year, 54; enrollment
Hazel Stephenson,
Pedagogy, '
along ediiealion.il lines until a large for month, 53; daily attendance 47;
Timber Wealth.
Amei. History, English.
I majoiity of Hie pro] erty owners are , per cent of attend nice, 96; times
Maud Lowe, English.
leady to vote on the question if the , late, o; roll of honor, 24.
Respectfully submitted,
The Third Annual Report of the matter is brought before them in an | Grades I and H. Miss McNair,
H. C. Ostien, Supt.
Otegon Conservation Commission mt < lligent manner. They only await teacher. Enrollment for year, 45;
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has been printed, in the report the the plans which the new County enrollment for month. 42; daily at-
F or S ale . — My beautiful resi­
tendance, 38; per cent of attendance
commission goes exhaustively into Court may have to 1 eveal
dence in West Bandon, consis'ing of
Rogue
92; times late, o roll of honor, 14.
two large lots, modern house, six
the subject of coir er vat ion.
Il River Coulter.
(•rade III,
Dorothy Gibson,
rooms—pantry, bath, closets and
shows that that state has lost, dur
teacher. Enrollment for year, 48; woodshed.
Also one three room
quicker
a
cold
is
gotten
rid
The
ing the past year by forest tires $23,-
enrollment for month, 45; daily at­ house. All new and well improve I
000,000 in timber alone, not to of the less the danger from pneu- tendance, 42; per cent of attendance
Address
A snap for a short time,
nxmi.i and oilier serious diseases 91; times late 2; roll of honor 20.
speak of the other property loss.
Bandon,
or
call
on
W.
W.
Deyoe,
Mr. C W. I.. Il.ill, of Waverly,
t irade IV’, Miss Lusk teacher. E11 Oregon,
This, the commission holds, is nil
55-tf
says
Va., says:
"1 (irmly believe Cham­
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necessary, and for it the state is di­ berlain's Cough Remedy to be ab rc.llment for year, 45; enrollment for
month, 43; daily attendance, 37; per
rectly responsible.
Among other solulely the best pieparalion on the
1 »etisis.
cent of attendance 95 ; times late o;
1 have recom-
things it is estimated that Oregon market for colds.
"Muy tin* lost tier eliuiKv to marry
roll of honor 23.
thut rich young iunn."
has approximately four hundred bil­ mended it Io my friends and they aB
Grade V. Miss kosi teacher En­
“I* thill so?"
agree with me."
For sale by C Y
lion feet of men hantable Umbel
"Yea; she hasn't any tint nt nil.
rollment
for
year,
40;
enrollment
tor
l.owe.
Hr askul her the other »'veiling If she
About one third of this is in Nation
month 35; daily attendance 33; per objected to his Htuol.ing In the house,
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cent of attendance, < 7; tunes late, o; mid slie said she did
al forest reserves within the state
Detroit Ere®
Oregon Activities.
Press.
roll of honor, 24.
It is pointed out that there is an
c w.
area ol burned over land nearly one
Oregon’s financial condition, as
quaiter as large as that now occtt
shown by the State’s treasurer's
pied by standing timber, and that
report, is in excellent condition.
this is capable of reforest 1 at ion and There is $424.913011 hand, with no
I
commercial use within the next 40 debts, bondi-d or otherwise.
to 60 years.
It is estimated that the deforested
land within the state should pioduce
$l,ooO,ooo,.ioo within the coming
generation, if properly handled now
The Oregon lumber industry now
brings about $15,000.000 into the
state annually, as much as the ap-
Grad - VI. Miss Latimer, teacher
Enrollment for year, 42; enrollment
for month 39; daily attend nice, 36;
per cent ot attendance; 93; times
late, 2; roll of honor, 22.
A P.us imitm.
This world Is but a whirling thinr
That rush» s on through space;
It always travels in a ring
Back to the same old place.
And wv who cling as best we may
Into Its fragile shell
Repeat expvi fence »lay by day.
With nothing new to tell
—Washington Star.
Grade VII, Miss Vivian Hutchins,
Oregon raises the best apples. teacher. Enrollment for year, 29;
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This is no idle lioast for not only has enrollment for month, 29; daily at
Wheezing in the lungs indicates
tins state won the swee|»stak<-s prize tendance, 27, per cent ol atteudam e, that phlegm is obstructing the air'
at the Spokane Nation tl Apple Show 93; times late, 1; roll of honor, 15
passages.
BALLARD’S HORE-
two successive years, but also cap­
Grade VIII. Miss Walker, t-achtr HOl ND SY RUP loosens the|
tured the first prize of $1,000 at the Enrollment for year, 28; enroll mem phlegm so that it can lx- coughed I
Chicago show this year
tor month, 28; daily attendance, 20, up and ejected
Pi ice 25c, 50c and
Oregon City has a |>apei mill that I per cent of attendance; 98; times. $t.oo |>er bottle
Sold by C. V |
is the third largest in the*world
' late o; mil of honor; 20.
Low
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Heartburn is u symptom ol Indi*
gestioit. Take a dose of IIERBINE
in such cases. The pain disappears •
instantly. The bowels operate speed­
ily and you feel tine, vigorous and
cheerful. Price 5OL’ Sold by C. \ •
Lowe.
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