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VOLUME XXV!.
BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1910
MASK BALL
” Lodge and Professional
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Directory
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Lodge, are requested to notify this office
on electron of officer, and on change of
meeting n^ht. Cards under this head
are 75c per inch per month.
£.
Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M.
|yg LE TS every Thursday evening at 8 run at
the Bandon Wigman. Sojourning chief’>
in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
G E Wilson,
C. of R.
NUMBER 63
EVEN BREAK
Bandon Girls Win from Co­ County Judge Says There | Elaborate Costumes and Coos County Lawyers Will Churches Are Filled and
quille, While Boys Lose,
Are Misunderstand­
Much Merry Making
Excellent Programs Car­
Celebrate Big Event
ings.
Same Evening.
Christmas Eve.
in Bandon
ried Out
C. S. Hubbard
Sachem.
The following letter received by ! The Grand
The Bandon High School Girls
Mask Ball given by
The third annual banquet of the
The various churches of Bandon
won. with a score of 15 to I, and the C. IL Chandlty, from Judge John Bandon Post No. 56, G. A. R. at Coos County Bar Association will held appropriate Christ m is exerc’ses.
DANDON LODGE, No, 130 A. F. A A. Coquille High School boys defeat­ F. Hall, is self explanitory:
Oriental Hall last Saturday night be held in Bandon, Tuesday even­ At the Methodist church the house
M, Staled communications fini Saturday
ed the B. H. S. boys with a score i
Coquille, Ore., Dec 20, 1910. was an elaborate affair in every par ing, January loth. There will be was filled until standing oom was at
after the full moon of each month. All Matter
Marons cordially invited.
| ticular, and althcugh there were not lawyers galore in Bandon on that a premium. The exercises were in
i of 12 to 9, in two of the fastest | c. IL C handler ,
J. A. Morrison, W. M.
games of basket ball that were t ver
I quite so many present as there have occasion, as there are about 45 charge of A. E. Philpott, superin­
Bandon, Oiegon.
G. T. Treadgold, Secretary
played in the City by the Sea. The
Dear Sir: — There is evidently been at some of the former mask members ot the Bar Association, and tendent, and the little folks who
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return game of Coquille was witness­ some mistake in regard to notices. balls, the big hall was well tilled and the great majority of them will be were on the program performed their
"D ANDON LODGE, No. 133. I. O. O F. ed by over 200 people in the Ori­
Il have had no notices posted of a the crowd was making merry here. The first annual banquet of parts nobly, as did also the larger
meet« every Wednesday evening. Visiting
ental
Hall
last
Friday
night
and
all
road meeting to be held at any time throughout the evening. The cos­ this Association was held in Marsh­ ones. The church was elaborately
brother« in good standing cordially invited.
seemed
to
enjoy
the
well
fought
bat
this
year. No doubt the road super- tumes were many and some of them field two years ago, when the beau decorated, and many beautiful pres­
A. G. Hoyt, N. G.
A. Knopp, Secreta-y
ties of the teams of the sister schools visor has called a meeting for the elaborate, while of course some of tiful Chandler hotel was opened with ents were hanging on the large tree
for the honors. Both teams were purpose of levying a special tax In the others were more common.
the big event; last year it was held which reached to the ceiling.
Rebekah Lodge No. 126.
at a great disadvantage because of fact all of the supervisors were ad­
The Presbyterian church also had
The music was furnished by in Coquille in the rooms of the Ko
EETS in I. O. O. F hall every second and the low ceiling in the “Oriental " vised to do this.
exercises appropriate to the occa­
I do not know Kausrud’s orchestra, and was up to Keel Klub
fourth Tuesdays. Practice nights 1st Tues­ and we wish to commend Coquille
The Bar Association banquet is sion, the program being mostly car­
whether the meeting is calle 1 ac­ the usual high standard of this ex­
day of the month: Social evening the 3d Tuesday
The perhaps the most elaborate annual ried out with tableau effect:: which
Ot the month. A cordial invitation extended to i for the agreeable manner in which cording to the laws of 19030 1909. cellent musical organization.
• II members in good standing.
they accepted our inferior ball ac­ If the meeting is called u.. er the commi'tees having the ball in charge affair held in Coos County, but, un­ added very much to its interest and
Anna Craine, N. G.
commodations.
laws ot 1909 and a tax is levied it did all their work in a most excellent fortunately, it is a stag affair, and was suggestive of the Christmas
Clara Goetz, Secretary.
The Bandon boys' team was: will go into the general o.id fund manner, so that there were no hitch­ the fair sex are thus barred from at­ time. This church was also elabor­
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Thos Laird, tenter; Ray Wilkins of the district and can be worked es throughout the evening, but tendance.
ately decorated and was filled to its
Knlghti nt Pythias
and
Clarence
King
forwards;
Ern
­
utmost capacity.
every
thing
went
off
smoothly.
There
During
the
court
session
at
Co
­
out
at
any
place
selected
by
the
ELPH1 LODGE. No. 64. Knight, of
Pythias. Meet, every Monday evening est
Watkins and Carl Bowman, supervisor with the advice of the] were 17 prizes awarded, eight of quille last week a meeting of the
At St. John’s Episcopal Church a
t Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
guards.
The
Coquille
boys
were;
large
audience gathered, the exer­
which
we.it
to
lhe
maskers
and
nine
association
was
held
and
Attorneys
cc-unty
court.
If
under
the
former
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C. R.Wade C. C.
Custer, center; Knowlton and Ord law the voters will set out in theii j were door prizes. The list of prizes Topping, Treadgold, Wade and cises being under the direction if
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
ing, forwards; Belloni and Karrigan, resolution, the place and nature of ■ were published in Friday’s R ecord Feeney, of Bandon, were appointed Archdeacon Horsfall, who opened
Dr. U. D Houston
guards.
the work to be done, and must be a j ER. so we will not repeat them, but a committee on arrangements, and the exercises with a short service as­
PHYSICIAN & SUKGEuN
The Bandon girls were: Hazel special tax for a special purpose ; can I the winners were as follows: Best with sm h a bunt h to look after the sociated with v hildi eti s h\mns, and
Stephenson, center; Zettie Gibson not lie diverted by either county court sustained gentleman character, 111- welfare of the guests, it is a sure other interesting parts of the pro
Office over Dru^ Store.
Hours, 9 to 12
and Olive Kelley, forwards; Mildred or supervisor. But
.ra, 1:30 to 4, p.in.; 7 to 8 in the evening.
under the ¡909 dian Chief, James Guerin; second thing that no stones will be left un­ gram were carried out. Presents
L
Morse
and
Lena
Langlois,
guards.
law, the money will go into the gen­ best gentleman character, policeman, turned to make the affair an elabo­ were given to all in attendance, and
Night calle answered from office.
Their
Coquille
opponents
were:
the beautiful Christmas effect of the
eral
road fund of the district to be ' Chas. Ilu'ibard; best sustained fady rate one.
BANDON,
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OiCKUO*
Belle Thrift, center; G. Sherwood used as the supervisor and court | character, Betsey Ross, Mrs. Barre;
decorations added many charms to
Don't overlook the Bandon Ware the evenings entertainment.
Dr L. F Sorensen E. Childs, forwards; Geneva Rob­ may deem best. If lhe levy is made I second best lady character. My
house
in buying your Hay, Grain,
The Baptist Church also had a
inson
and
Alita
Land,
guards.
The
Grandma,
Blanche
Radley;
Most
the
money
will
be
available
during
DENTIST
or mill feeds. Terms strictly cash
Christmas tree and a tine program
girls played the first half and the the year 19II.
comical
lady,
coon
girl,
Mrs.
Mul
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Office Over Vienne Cafe
plucky county seat la-sies showed
len; most comical gentleman, weary mean lowest prices in town. Give was carried out. This is a new
Yours truly,
Telephone at Office and Home.
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church building and the beautiful
real grit in the way they kept up
willie, Chas. Fortner; finest dressed us a trial.
J ohn F. H am ..
»ANDON
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OREGON their courage amid almost sure de­
decorations, were much in evidence.
gentleman, George Washington,
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feat. The boys game was perhaps
I Stanley Jenkins; finest dressed lady,
In fact the churches of Bandon
O. T. TltEAUOOLlI,
the most interesting of the two
¡butterfly, Grace Hoyt; best Uncle
did their part towad making the oc­
TTORNEY AND COUNSEL« •< games, because they were more
■Sam, Claude Adams; Goddess of
casion of Christmas one to lie re­
AT LAW,
nearly matched, but their first half
Liberty, Mrs. C. A. Palmer. The
membered !>y the little folks and big
NOTARY PUBLIC
ended 7 to 2 in Coquille’s favor. In
| door prizes were awarded by draw
ones too.
Bandon,
Oregon. 1 the boys’ second half the Bandon
ing numbers, and Mrs. W. Wiggins
ifticB With Bandon Investment <.’« • ! lads made 7 points while Coquille
received first prize, Chas. Daniels,
A Festive Occasion
made only 5, so the game ended 12
second; third to Mrs John Johnson, County Judge Hall, Surveyor
Dr. Ti- ivi. Brown. | tc 9. A very promising B. H. S. j Is Scheduled to Leave Port­ fourth to Roy Gibson, fifth to Ray
Gould and F. F. Eddy
Resident Dentili.
basket ball lad is Clarence King,
land, January 10th for
i i Clinton, sixth to Doc Jamieson,
“How beautiful the festive vines
Would Attend
Office in Pinter Building
who made all ol the baskets except
i seventh to J. C. Miller, eighth to
show forth against the snowy linen,”
Bandon
«
Office Hour.: 9 to 12 M.. I to 5 P. M.
I R aleigh Tucker, nineth to Mrs.
one. This was his first contest
a phrase taught the li. IL S. in
Phone,
BANDON. OREGON
game and we regret very much to
| Warren Parker.
“lhe Father and lhe Game,” was
lose him, but he will move to Port­
The judges of the contest were:
the
opening greeting by 18 guests in
E. E. Oakes, president of the
BARROW land this week. Ernest Watkins Saturday’s Oregonian, which ar-1 Mrs. R. A. Feiter, Harry Nelson Bandoil
concert
at one of the most elaborate
Commercial Club has been
Attorney and Counseior-at Law
did noble work as guard, but proved rived in Bandon last night, an­ and Ye Scribe.’
in correspondence with Judge John banquets ever given in the Hotel
JOQUIDLE. - ORE to be a little light for the heavy Co - | nounces in the marine column that Bandon Post, G. A. R., wish to F. Hall and Surveyor A. N. Gould Gallier, last Friday, Dec. 23rd, at
quille forward. In the girls' team ■
express their thanks to the public in regard to a big road meeting to 4 p.m. in honor of the eighteenth
Office over Skeels’ Store
the Anvil is due to leave Portland
there were three Bandon maidens j
through the columns of the R e be held in Bandon some time in birthday r.f Lentner Gallier.
ffice Phone, Main 335;
residence. Main 346
who played their first game with an i for Bandon, January roth. No par­ CORDER for the | atror.age and good January. These two gentlemen, to­ The menu consisted of most all
I outside team—Lena Langlois, (»live ticulars are announced other than will shown, also to the business men
gether with F. F. Eddy of Bill things that are good to cat, and was
DR. K. W. ROSSITER
I Ksdley and Mildred Morse and the the mere fact of her sailing, so we for danatioms in the way of prizes. lards, were the Coos county dr-le­ gotten up in the grand style that
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
score would indicate that they are unable to announce at this time
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gates to the State Good Roads meet­ Mrs. Mary and Alice Gallier excel all
proved
themselves
“
there
with
the'
BANDON
OREGON
whether she will run regularly or not,
ing at Salem recently, and the plan others, The host, Mr Lentner (>al-
Dixie
Loftin
Stock
Co.
goods.”
is to have a meeting and ask these liet, was in a most jovial mood, and
See and residence in Penter re«idence property
but as there 11 tve been a number of
Mr. E. Boak, who has been
next door to Bi|ou Theatre
gentlemen to dr-liver addresses on as the affair was somewhat of a sur­
coaching the B. H. S. teams for the rumors to that effect, people here
The Dixie Loftin Stock Company the subject of grxid roads. Judge prise to him. lie made every one
DR J. D KELLEY the past three years, and who is hope that she may go on-for a P" - presents the ‘Parish Priest” at the Hall expressed his willingness to lie­ seem as if they were in Wonderland
known all over the county among | manent run.
GRAND THEATER
A big handsome fruit cake, deco­
present and said he would probably
Physician and Surgeon
,the basket ball fans for his honest
Thursday night, Decern* er 29th. ask the other members of the coun­ rated with 18 candles and initialed
• is u
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• and impartial
decisions in all con-
ty court to come also. Geo. J, with L. G. on the eight sides, stood
e in Donald C harleXon home, opposite
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Along the Wharf
I
Friday night, Dec. 30,
Presbyterian church, Bandon, Oregon
j test games, informs US that we must
Armstrong, the newly elected com-, prominently in the center of the
this company will offer a drama
get another coach for the rest of this
missioner is a resident of Bandon, i table, and the grandeur of the whole
1 season, as fee is going away in a
The Arcata sailed yesterday morn ¡entitled, “The Little-Heroine.”
and
would be here, so Mr. Dement affair was greatly enjoyed by all
i Y CLOTHES ARE AT THE
short time. Ernie has been very ing for San Francisco loaded with
of
Myrtle
Point would be the only present. Someone said how they
The Famous (¡rand Orchesta will
faithful and has done an immeasur­ coal. Also the Newport crossed
other
memlier
of the county court. would like to have a picture, and
dispense its sweetest music and this
able amount of good in making B. lout with a load of lumber for Coos
Mr.
Gould,
while
he could build a - then the chorus answered “You
fertiire alone is a rare treat.
H. S. athletics possible and among B.iv
good road, says he is not a public bet.”
Tickets
on
sale
now
at
the
Bowl
­
the topmost in the countv. We re­
The Fifield arrived in port th s
After the banquet the jolly crowd
Reserve seats 50c. sjyeaker, but would attend the meet
gret very much to have him leave, 1 morning with too tons of freight ing Alleys.
ing
and
do
all
in
his
jxiwer
to
help
found
their way to the parlor and
and he will be greatly missed by all , and a good list of passengers, al- General admission 35c, children 25c the good work along.
there kept up an incessant singing
Mr, Eddy would of course be and yelling until about 6 p.111.
the high school students interested ; though we were able to get only a
here
as he is interested in this end
j
partial
list
as
follows:
H.
Smith,
B.
in
athletics.
Where Yours Ought to be
Those present were: Zettie (.ill-
Shot While Hunting
of the county and is a good public
H. Johnson, R W. Dunham. Mrs.
son, Ransom Rackleff, Dollie Gib­
speaker
so
will
be
of
great
benefit
F. DERINGER
Prop.
When your feet »re wet and cold A. J. Quaite, H F. Morrison. l he ,
to the meeting.
son, Carl Bowman, Sylvia Rackleff,
Such a meeting would certainly lie Ray Watkins, Nora Gibson, Earl
and your body chilled through and i Fifield will sail again Thursday, and
Lawyer Farrin and Otto Schetter,
through front exposure, take a big : will arrive in San Francisco just in Western Union man at Marshfield, a great thing for the Ixiosting of the Watkins, Lena Langlois, Edmund
ing your
dose ol Chamberlain's Cough Rem­ | time for the big time New Year’s i were out hunting yesterday and in road proposition.
Gallier, Rae Carey, Erlua Russel,
LET’S HAVE IT.
edy, l»athe your feet in hot water be- j eve.
some manner Farrin*s gun was dis­
Letta Bell, Gladys Gallier, Edna
.Iol> AV
fore going to bed. and you are ,d-
The F.lizalreth leaves San Fran­ charged, shooting Schetter in the
Bandon Lodge, No. 130, A. F. A: Gallier, Alice Gallier, Reed Gallier,
most certain to ward off a severe cisco for Bandon this evening and foot and so badly mangling it that A. M. will install officers lor the en­ Claude Adams, and the host, Lent-
will probably arrive here Thursday. (amputation was necessary.
suing year, tonight.
ner Gallier.
To T h * RECORDE* cold. For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Maaoulc.
M
ANVIL WILL
COME HERE
C. R.
ANDON
STEAM
LAUNDRY
MAY HAVE BIG
ROAD MEETING