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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1910)
I CLEANING WITH GASOLINS DEMAND THE LA&EL i . jmv to Uso It tn Washing Soiled Gar ments and Feathers. Workers Need Feel No Shame In Ask ing For Union Made Goods. M. G. POHL, Optometerisi. There is no occasion for a union man To clean ui;h gasoline the first thing lo tl do is ii > obtain gasoli « of a suit- or woman to blush or hang his or her head when asking for union made cie grade, a simple experiment will goods bearing- the union label. This : deti-riaine tins and make you inde little emblem of fairness mid honesty Saturdays at Gallier Hotel i pendent of the advice of your denier. oil everything you buy tells its story BANDON. OREGON AND THEY WEAR NO “LETTER*’ I - i:r a little on a pie. e of white writ of honor and trade unionism and ns ing paper cl good quality . If tlie gaso such should l>e respeetial by till who line leaves no iraee of grease on the come in contact witli it. /<’’/ tVZFF ) These Practicilly Unknown Men Aco pnp.-i alter evaporation you will be Tlie way some stanch unionists go tho “Scrubs.” Who Help to Keep the sale In using it: otherxvlse It Is useless about buying union made goods re for yiuii- punióse. Varsity Team on EJge—They Play C)RI GDX minds out* of a school child of the kin BANDON Sei-ond. buy enoii li gasoline both to dergarten class spending her first pen tho Game For the Gama's Sake. wash am! rinse your garment. Two There is no royal road to a thorough gallons aro enough for a dress, pro- ny in the candy store, when she does not know what she wants and would Is,list in reotdpt. of a new stock <*f knowledge of American college foot i hied yon wash it in a profier recep- be afraid to ask for it if she did. ball The preparation of the varsity 1 taele, wlie li rotaids evaporation by ex There is nn absolute lack of neces eleven is long and hard The mills of posing a coniparallvely small surface sity for any sucli conduct ot, bashful tile coaches grind slowly, and they io the air. Many women fail of suc- i ness in such cases, anil the union man grind exceedingly tine. There is noth ee'-s lu-eanso they do not realize the or woman should be proud in asking ing in store for nnn h of the good ma neecsoiy of rinsing till1 garment in for goods bearing th? label instead of terial that in the end must be rele plenty of clean gasoline Tile gasoline seemingly being ashamed of it. When gated to the side line. These men. ! that Is left aftei a garment is washed you purchase tlie products of your co wrapped in gray blankets, who tine i i can he allowed to settle ami the clear workers In tile army of labor see that the low fence surrounding the field gasoline ni I he top used again. It is the label of unionism is on it. and if on the day of the big game, are tho not advisable, however, to use the it is not do not invent some excuse for same gasoline too often. FURNISHED ROOMS not buying and sneak out of the store, scrubs, or second team men. Now as to the method of procedure but make a bold demand for the label, There is a paradox in their situation —their only ehnnee for personal glory for garments in general Soak thegar and If the storekeeper lias not what AT Iles In the defeat of tile varsity eleven. ment in gasoline If It is much soiled you want bearing it tell him frankly' ! twenty-four hours is not too long In why you cannot deal with him and in There comes a time in ninny a big game wheu a coach, realizing that tile day is stead. your labor will be lightened and form him when lie sells goods bearing I lost, that his varsity men have done I file garment saved milch destructive tlie label you will become ills custom I their utmost to no purpose ami are be rubbing. Be sure that the vessel In er. You don’t blush nor seem embar MRS SARAH COSTELLO ing swept steadily down tile field, will which yon place the garment and gas rassed when you receive your union throw into the game scrub after oline lias a tight cover. A. wash ladler wages. Wliy should you do so when scrub, hoping against hope that these can lie used. Cover the opening with asking for union lalieied goods? You men will play better than they really two or more Turkish towels, and over have earned your money honestly, Seo these place the lid and weight it down that you spend it honestly. have a right to and so turn OREGON all around. And even ten seconds in the Think it over and tlie next time you BANDON Procure a small washboard and, put go Io buy anything heed its precepts. give tile scrub his letter. So it is in after years that one limy ting if into the holler, rub the gar Tlie union label stands for the protec SHOES point out many a wearer of the letter ment vigorously, just as if using water. tion of Just and honorable employers SOOTS - AND who was not nearly so good a football Before wetting the garment It is a from competition by cheap Inbor rivals, player as many scrubs. It lias hap good plan to locate till the spots that fair wages for tlie laborer and better Y oh can’t expect to get $2 worth pened. too. Hint a nmn has fought for need particular ttention by basting trade conditions. it guarantees the (or $1, bul you can get your years I11 the hope of making the eleven, around them with < a thread of con- workmen a better living, shorter hours money’s worth at lias Improved slowly, if surely, has trusting color, They are then easy to and more money. Therefore there Is been sent Into the big game ns a for find when the 1 garment is wet. The no reason why you should not demand lorn hope and has played a game the under par’s of sleeves. the neckbands the union label. Demand the union like ot which has not been seen on tile and the hems of skirts must receive label all tho time.—Streator Gazette. field that season. • special attention In tin* rnntter ot rub Dealer in Hoots atul Shoes. Even scrubs take their triumphs bing. Do not expect the gasoline to do Labor Opposes Congressmen. and their disappointments differently, all the work, for It will disappoint you. Tho Connecticut branch of the Amer There are not n few who are proud to Rinse the garment in clear gasoline ican Federation of Labor, in conven Repairing neatly and promp have been on the second team in the and hang In the sunshine and air to tion at Danbury recently, took a de tly done at lowest liv- year that the first eleven swept all dry. Finally press it witli an iron of cided stand against the returning to before it. They have no varsity let- suitable temperature to remove the ing prices congress of Senators Bulkeley and ¡ ter, but the discriminating know that creases and also whatever odor may Brandegee and Congressmen Hill, Til they were better players than some remain. During the whole process up of the varsity men of other years. to the pressing keep your work out of son. Henry and Higgins. This action, taken in the form of a resolution, was There are other scrubs who bemoan doors. unanimously adopted and was to the the fact that they were not in college There are a few sfieelal ways of when the general average of the play using gasoline which it may be well to effect that the state’s representatives ers was low and they would have mcntlou. White ostrich feathers can had voted against bills Introduced In been almost certain to make the first lie cleaned by using gasoline and flour. the interests of labor. A resolution team. Be it said, lie -vever, for the Stir in enough flour to make a thin I was also adopted deploring the recent honor of the second team that in white paste. Thoroughly shake the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Tinies stances of the latter type are rare. feather in this. Dry by waving in the building and resenting the charge that A scrub player learns tlie lesson of sunshine and air. The flour will shake it was the work of union men. It also To T he R ecorder self sacrifice. It is his but to be walk out. leaving your feather white, soft expressed the hope that the perpetra tors of the outrage would meet with I ed over daily by the varsity, while and beautiful. swift punishment. most of the instruction nnila'ucournge- Chiffon rueliings which are soiled, , „_— meiit are lavished on said varsity. but not. crushed, can be rejuvenated by As a rule, however, there comes at shaking them in clear gasoline and least one week in the set, ,011 when tlie then dry ing them in sunshine and air. NO CASE ON RECORD. scrubs are pampered and petted and Smell articles, such sis fancy neckwear made much of. The varsity is In tlie ill general, which must be treated gen throes of a "slump,” is lagging, dis lly. can lie put in,., a fruit jar nearly X How many times has a ruanu- pirited and sullen. It Is then that the tilled witli gasoline. Using a rubber T facturers’ association ever estab- scrub team suddenly finds that it ring, screw the top on tightly. Let the X lished a shorter workday, in- is being taught to play the game just articles soak for some time and then i T creased the pay or bettered con- as if it were to take the field as tlie shake them vigorously. Rinse in the 4- dltions in any trade or calling? first choice against the foe. There is same manner in clear gasoline. Dry in T Not once tn n thousand years. J Only labor organizations do that. u coach for almost every man, there tile sunshine and air. are words of encouragement, much Cont collars can often lie cleaned by Semi-Wcckly Oregon Journal, one valuable instruction and a new esprit wetting a cloth in gasoline and then year_____ ______ . ____ _______ $ 1.50 de corps. Under the new inspiration rubbing tlie soiled part, if tlie fabric Ohio Labor Statistics. Semi-Weekly Bandon Recorder the second team sweeps tlie flagging will warrant it and is much soiled use According to n bulletin just received one year varsity off its feet, humiliates the first an old toothbrush for this purpose in from the bureau of labor statistics, a string players to the uttermost, while stead of tlie cloth. review of the labor conditions through the coaches cheer the scrub and jeer Neckties cannot always lie cleaned out Ohio for the quarter ending July the varsity. At least once a season it by tlie simple rubbing process, if that« 1, 1010, reflects a general increase in is very good to lie a scrub, for at I is so try using a brush di|>ped in gaso the demand for labor In all branches least once a season the scrub de line to scrub tlie soiled parts. Satin, of industry. The supply has shown Both Papers One Year $2.00 feats and humiliates the team that of course, does not permit of this treat mi almost corresponding increase, yet lias proved perhaps a terror to all Its ment. Grease spots can be removed it was not sufficient by a mnrki-d per outside rivals. Nothing has such a by rubbing the spots with a good centage to meet the demand. The Semi-Weekly salutary effect on the varsity as the white soap after tlie article has been eating of bumble pie once in awhile. soaked in gasoline, Rub hard and I Railway to Raise Wages. In late years the scrub is getting rinse thoroughly. Announcement has been made at the G.-isoIhm in which been more consideration than in the okl Pennsylvania railroad offices at Har Publish«« th« latest and most complete tele days. Yet the men play principally used cannot lie used risburg that an increase of wages for graphic news of the world; gives reliable for tlie love of tlie game and In order Ethel Dressier in Chicago Tribune. engine drivers and firemen would lie I to make the going as hard as jwissible market reports,, as it is published at Portland made on the company's lines in that for tlie varsity. Sheer loyalty and the where the market news can l>e and is cor bo part of the state. The Increase will OILING HARNESS. thrill of battle keep them at it year rected to elate for each i.-.ue. It also has a about lb per cent, not including tlie In after year. They learn football from page of special matter for the farm and How to Make It Last Longer by Simple crease of 6 per cent announced in the ground up They see the ■ big Methods. home, an interesting Hory page and a page April. games from the side lines and. know Proper cure ot the harness is one or more of comi< each week, and it goes to ing the signals, have a peculiar advan Concentration of Trades, the subscriber twice each week---104 tunes a tage over any other spectator. With department of the stable that is too The concentration of kindred trades a knowledge of the signals one may often neglected, but there is nothing year. criticise tlie handling of the lilg team more essential to the life of the har- goes steadily forward In Germany. In in the big game—may more readily news and tile safety of those who use Mas- hist three large unlons-trnns- port workers (96,623), dockers (22.036) understand the strategy of coach and It. The Semi-Weekly One quart of ueatsfoot oil is suffl- and seamen and firemen (10,604)—at quarterback. elent for a double harness, Wasli the congresses held in Hamburg decided it is this opportunity to analyze the harness well with soup and water and to amalgamate. big games, coupled with the chance to hang in a warm room overnight to dry. get practically as good coaching as the Next day it will be in good condition Gives all the local newt and happenings and varsity, that makes excellent couches to receive the oil Add a little lamp- ■ >Î>+-î-++-t-‘M-H-î"î>4-4-->+4-++++4++++ should Is* in every homo in this vicinity. The out of many scrub players. Some of black to tho oil to color it. Apply with i AN APPEAL TO WORKERS. o two papers malce a tpler.did combination and •E these scrubs have gone back to college rag or brush, rubbing it well into 1he you can save $ I by sending your subscrip and turned out freshman teams that leather, and hang hi a warm room Here Is a brief statement of tions to i he Bandon Recorder. We can have been able to fight the varsity to overnight. Next day rub well with a the demands which organized ♦ a standstill and so have astonished the dry cloth, anil It will be ready for use. also give our sul.s- nlc .: a good clubbing ol- « ► labor In the interest of workers very coaches who t<H(gbt them There Harness thus trentini Is much easier to ♦ i —aye, of all the people of the • ► fer for the Daily and oiu’day, or Sunday « » have been instances of this at near handle, is far less liable to cause galls Journal in connection will the Semi-Weekly è country—make» upon modern <1 » ly every big institution in the east, on the horses and will wear much ♦ society: Q Bandon RecorJer. Sometimes the services of these ex longer. Higher wages, shorter work 0 Scrubs have lieeu eagerly sought by the day, better labor conditions, Iret- yeterau varsity coaches, and many a How to Prevent Raveling. ter homes, better and safer tnan without a field reputation lias In cutting out waists of any cloth 60 YEARS’ workshops, factories, mills and that ravels overcast each piece ns fast proved to be no mean strategist EXPERIENCE mines—In a word, a better, high It Is really these ex-scrub men who as cut and you will have no trouble er and noble life. keep up the high average of interest with the goods raveling svhen the At Conscious of the Justice, wis « » in the game. They are turned out ting Is done. Rind the armholes after •wM “ !, ■ ■ b , ■ HL i dom and nobility of our cause, saBW S'* J yearly at the rate of five or more to sleeves are sewed In place on all such the American Federation of l.a- ls>r iip|s:ila to all men and wo every varsity player The varsity man fabrics that are made up without Use binding ribbon, as it men of lalsir to Join with us In may lose interest in the game in after lining. i ri A i Iw A Rn S the great movement for Its BKW* D cwgnb years, but the scrub practically never, strengthen, the nrtr.liole and prevents r FTYv 4 C opyrights ÄC. achievement. It Is they who are the backbone of the raveling and fraying so liable to Antone »«tidltir anketfh and <V *«rlnf fr»r, may More tiir.ii 2.<MiO.OOO wage earn fin .kit «wen •»»»» inir fipioWiti frw « farther rn the pilgrimages to West Point, and it occur In some goods. n . <ut»' ti i» i»r< ••»ably patentable < <H»inn»r»lHU ers who have reaped the advan is they who talk football far into the •t i«tric< If »•<»if1«leiitt*l. HANOBOOM 'i' »«•tit free. <Hdaet âtf*fi<*y f'*t aeffifHirf p’» tages of organization and feder . • How to Mak. Oatmeal Cam«. night iu the ciub and chop house. I*4t<mli taken tbroaerh Munn A < rec at ft antue. without chnrwa, in lb« ation ai^ieal to tlietr brothers 4» To malte délitions oatmeal gern» The aerube. In a word, all unhonored 4» and sisters of toll to unite with <• and unsung as they are. are the bnrk- mix n enp of oatmeal in a cup of sour them and par>!clj>nte In the glo lione of the game In the colleges and milk, let It sunk overnight and then h andane-Hr II I net re ted wrelrlr. Mr»«et rir •> rious nmrr'nent. with Its attend 1 «Inni of anf X'leniitlc J »«irnal ’I • rim t 4 a out of them. They play the game and add one ten spoon fu I of soda, a well , f .<:r n. ’if br, |l. Uj aJ. » a»i«.i-Hirrn. ant benefits. Samuel Goni| is. they watch It for the game's sake — beiten egg and half a cup of sugar. ♦ MNN&Co. 36 ’ 0 "**- ’ New York S.lr In flour enough to make a batter. New York Post utaoeb OlBcb. «& I ff». Waabiusma. P. L. Ones Who Never Win Places In the Footbail Hail of Fame. C > e 1 M ci THE HARDWARE MAN f BRIDGE Cc BEACH Stoves, Ranges and Healers have in them so many eu. Hem•»<•< that they are now acknowledged th«* greatest sellers on the coast and they are growing in fas or every year. W? have th*? excluive agency in Bandon for these household and t»lHce necessities, and prices range exceedingly modest in either case. PINNING AND PLUMBING A SPEUIALIY. Our Assortment oi llorduare, Tinware mid Edged Tools Is >t>st Complete. I’ll bet a lot of divorce cases would be avoided by having nice comfortable homes made out of G. W. M. Lumber. c GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO. B R E IJ E R /^7A7)OA Az/AÁ Capital Stock $50,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: J. L. Kroncnlierg, President. J. Denholm, President; F. J. Fahy, Cashier; Frank Flam, I. P. I lanly. A general banking business transacted and customer« given every accommodation con sistent with sale and conservative hanking CORRESPONDENTS: The American National Bank, of San Francisco, Calif; Merchants National Bank, Portland, Oregon; The Chase National Bank, of New York. .Fob ^i'ork « A (treat Clubbing Offei Oregon Journal t I ast and Commodious S. S. BREAKWATER Confirm Sailings Through C, M. SPENCF.lt, Agent Bandon Bandon Recorder X : I Scientific American. I II you with a bottle cold — Call at the Eagle, II you love the good«,tlial*i old-- Call at the Eagle, Taint no une to Mt and blink H you really need a drink, J- make a sign or ring a l>e||. And you bet they’ll treat you right Down at the Eagle Alvin Munck, Prop. B4NIMIN, MESON Harness Shop Full line of Harness, Sad dles, Bridles, Halters, Blankets and everything usually kept in a first- class harness shop.- Repairing a Specially W. J. SABIN, Prop.
