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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1911)
t FlayJen D. Jsduon. of Bandon. Oregon. I t Notice for Publication. ' to which the Government is com- up to mv btr.isl in snow with |>er- Elbert Oyer, of Bandon. Oregon. 6J16-T BENJAMIN F. JONES. Regler. 1 milled.” Therefoie Umatilla is h ips a hundred ur two of s iow lie • lo.. me. Published Every Tuesday and Friday by the shoved aside without further consid Department oi die Intenor, I was soierwhat bleeding anil U S. I And Otfh e, eration or I ivor. tieyond a compara 300TS - AND - SHOES Recorder Fxiioisl^ing Comr>a.ny. knocked a trifle senseless Just then «XocLr'Ifj 1 fpgon. tive pittance for 1 he east extitision. a herd <>t R<x.ky Mountain sheep Deen .bet 16. ¡910. 5 OU c.n’l r«p«sl to grt $2 worth T. H KREAMER, R u « mcm C E KOPF. Eduo. Not re is hereby given that John Kocn, of What pressure or influence | er which had bern lying on the oppo for $i. hm »°“ c»n erl r0“ money's worth al SuUcriptioh, fl 5° P*r ïe«r ir. A >1 vanee. Ailveitifting Kai*« Ma i* suadeil the Army board to ignore site side scented ine; across the snow Banck'ii, < >rev . n, who on Feb. 2, ¡909, made Home>tezMl application No. I -U 42, Serial No. Kuuwn mi Applicatigli. Jot» Printing a Specialty they went, one jumping into the Umatilla in favor of oilier projects, 04475, tor S. L. 1-4 S. E. 1-4 Sec. 9, anJ \V. Eitler®-! nt the Bn D doti Pont ottica mm Second CI am Slntter. BREL ER'S track ot the turrmost one and there-! 12 S. W. 1-4. and S. W. 1-4 S. W. 14. M. no more meritorious, possibly less by picking the snow. To reach i Section «0, Township 30 S., I'an^e 14, \X . W. Dealer in Hoots and Shoes. so. to which ‘‘iheG »vernment stands their trail was the next move. How I Meridian, has hied notice of inter.non to make lanuary io, 1911 TUESDAY committed"? It was the insistent evrr, how to get out where I stuck final Commutation Pr:»oi, to establish claim to Repairing neatly and promp tly done at lov I liv and determined appeal and tepre w.is the pioblem; with eac < move of the land above described, before A. D. Morse, L mtrd States Commisdoner, at Bi ndcn, Oregon, Oregon Agricultural Experi I is at the present day. ing prices senlations of Senate, * like Borah my tret 1 felt that I was sinking. on the 4th dav of Februat). l9| I. All over the world great interest In ibis fix a cold sweat began to Claimant names as witai.*sses: Idaho and ind Carter who got for ment Station Receives Aid and enormous sums of money aie flow fiom mv forehead. Keep cool James A. Cope, of Band- n, Or »gon. Montana $7.000,000 and $.H,000,000 from Government Hermen DeLong, ol Bandon, < regon. I anil calm were the thoughts e< ming CuresCoîds, Crou* a. ' . !>eing spent to decrease the loss of respectively, w hile Oregon is obliged ext, then I bent the tipper pait of life in the cod mining industry, so io content itself with a $925,000 my body over the edge of the snow , Word has teen received by Pres the succersful coal mining man of crumb from the $45.000,000 recla then with one foot, then with the ident W. J. Kerr, of the Oregon t >dav must necessarily lie lietter mation table. Oregon an ob e;t of other. I began to pack the snow un Agricultural College, from the an - (rained to understand and operate such contemptuous charity, with its der me; with the hands I secuied al thoiities at Washington that the I the up to date machinery and Lie- grip in the crust of snow; it was a re< i rd of $9 000,000 given from the support of the Federal Government srving devices now in use, than the I I slow process, but inch by inch my sale ot its lands to the reclamation ! body rose, then, taking a chance, I is assured tor the extension ot the man of many years ago. fund! Poor Oregon! ' turned over on mv back ind succeed agricultural expetimental work in In mojt of the coal mining states Even now Oregon’s indolent an >-d in getting free; thus, lying on mi the state ot Oregon. of this country a man is required to inefficient Senators ask. “ WJiat s fiody 1 slid until I knew I was out oi Lettersand telegrams from Samuel piss an examination be’rne he can the use”? They do nothing. b danger, then I arose. Fortier, chief ot the Bureau of Irri ’ become a mine foreman or a 11 ine Ihe day was near its end, shad appears impossible f< r them to real gation Investigation at Washington, 1 iiiperintendent, so it necessarily fol- ows of night creeping over the side ize that Oregon is vastly stirred up hill. and from Dr. Carlton, - tale that the ; how tint any mining man who hopes over this business As they failed I noticed that there was no sense appropriations for the work in (J.e to ra'se himself above a trapper, to utter a word in the Senate when of feeling in my feet; I had woven HE RECORDER management lias g-an will, in all probability, be passed driver, coal miner, fire boss or mine protest would have doubtless availed hoots on and the snow had hlled DV Congress. I foreman, and most men do, should them and had frozen to mv feet. to defeat repeal of section nine of the made arrangements with the The plans for the extension of 1 not lose any opportunity to take ad With the aid of the knife I cut them oiiginal act, so they also have per open and finally freed my feet and this work have been presented to j • vantage of a practical, theoretical San Francisco Bulletin whereby we mitted other Senators, alert and then plunged into the snow where I the Board of Regents of the Co.iege j t,(|lica(jon w|)eiievcr p js possible to watchful in the interest of their con kept them for a long time until 1 and have been approved by them. obtain such. can give subscribers the advantage of stituencies to outgeneral them igno had to overcome the chill of the The assurances from the Federal Some of the agricultural colleges miniously and defeat them complete, night air stiffening my whole body a gigantic combination offer that will Government that they will be in a of the Northwest are giving special ly with the Army board. Poor old and limbs; with difficulty I started a position to co operate witli the state courses in coal mining in connection fire, and what a night I experienced Oregon' —Oregonian furnish them all the news of the there the reader inav imagine. In a in this woik leaves the matter ready with the Mining D<-paitment of the roundabout wav the next daylight for presentation to the state legisla colleges ind the-.e are beneficial to country in a metropolitian daily and found me struggling towards my ture. The state will be asked to the man who wants to become an | LOOKING BACKWARD ; hut, and when reached I was ready all the news of Bandon and vicinity in provide only one half ot the cost of j expert in mining business. This to fall dow n and sleep. i £ By M. G. POHf I maintenance. The various localities work is oí especial i iterest to Coos B « + <■ ♦♦.■<*< ■>«■<■«' For davs I suffered much; one af- | «* the Recorder at marvelous low price z ternoon trying teshoot something to in which the work will be carried on county miners at presnt as this is W ishing A H appy N ew Y eah keep me alive I came to an open have offered Io furnish the land, . dealiped to become one of the great Again another spell of delightful hillside. Here under a juniper tree fences and other equipment. est milling sections of the Northwert | weather had set in. Gradually the I found a good place to watch the $3.00 per year The Daily San Francisco Bulletin, The work will be carried on in co as we have coal here in abundance I snow began to melt on the most surroundings; nothing moving could * 1.50 per year The Bandon Recorder, operation with the Agri, ultur .1 < ol- southerly exposed points ci the well escape my sight. There not In sueh locations far away, something was coming — lege Experiment stations are to he Nature Will Supply Men’« mountain« $4.50 Total; green grass and a pleasant warm si ill hidden by some bushes —a man, established ill central Oregon, south Need« temperature attracted deer, moun wading through the snow—coming ern Oregon and extensive irrigation tain sheep and occasionally a grizzly my way. I began to call and jump, experiments will be carried out in Both papers through Some college professors contiliute bear found its way there to hunt and by my antics no doubt the man the Willamette Valley. The Central to the world's weariness by predict mice and squirrels. Otherw ise the this office if paid in thought I was a wild man, and he Oregon station will be concerned ing the exhaustion of life’s necssaries melting ot the snow caused it Io be stopped. 1 called agai'n and asked advance, per year principally with experimental work —coal or wheat, for instance. But come more compact, forming a him to come and help me if he could. crust to keep up the weight of a in dry farming, The Southern Ore- they are wiser ones who teach that At last lie came; he carried a Hour man with snow shoes ot home man sack well filled. My first question gon station will take up investiga- nature will always supply mankind's u fact lire. was. have you got something to eat' lions in horticulture, dairying, vege needs, through intelligent industry, Thus one day I attempted to he invited me to g> t some biscuits table raising and other branches of though mankind continues to multi reach the valley. It was a failure. out of the sack; how I pitched in! The canyon I bad come up was tilled agricultural work. The irrigation oh, what a treat to me. ply. with snow from twenty to forty feet expciiments will lie carried on Meantime lie had starter! a tire, So it is agreeable to read the opin To break in here was sure and we exchanged why we were throughout the W llametie Valley ion of the professor of geology of deep. tlir* end of any living thing. After here. for the purpose of determining what Columbia university, James F. my return 1 became more lonesome Rates Jt.oo to $2.c« per dav. Special rates by Then 1 learned from him that th s can be done to increase the pro luc- Kemp, in opj>o»iiioii to that of pes than before. To h« ar the sound of day was the Iasi dry of the year tivily < t this section of the state. week or month. Sample Room in Connection. simists who have predicted that the a human voice, I lieganto talk to t86S. We had much to talk about myself To pass the lime I he was on his way to cross to Sur world's supply of iton would soon Importance of Coal in the gatheied willow twigs peeling the be exhausted. Even Andiew Car outside bark, u-ed the inner white prise Valley; accepting my experi ences he concluded to let urn the Northwest. Growing Need negie has expressed a fear in this bark for tobacco. For me it became next morning; at 12 o'clock we still of Trained Mining Men regaid, but Professor Kemp in a re a luxury and a means to assist me were enjoying each others’ society; -------- I cent address said that tile world IS in collecting my thoughts which 'then we wished one another a Happy ‘‘Among all th • valuable gilts the not likely to run shoit of iron and were straying off and would II..vc New Year, piled a number of large led me to insan y. |chunks of wood on the tire, and laid Anil when Cieator has bestow d upon mm. •Jeel for 1500 years One stormy day I had a good lire down to sleep. coal is the most essential Io his well there 1500 years have elapsed, there before the entrance 01 my snow hut The next morning he returned being and progtess II is Hue that will remain no doubt plenty of iron, and some spaiks weie blown inside, w hence he had come front, inviting man could exist umlrr the sun s coil, gas. and all other essential setting the dried brush on tiie. me to go with him, but the condition Give lightness to your heart, freedom to your thought, com warmth and the fuel from the Vege things for the millions .-.ho will have However, not a great deal of dam mv feet were in I could not under The smoke had but age was done, mon sense to your whims, caution to everyday life and that which lai ion of the ti Id and forest, but it no memory of us who live today. take a w,dk of twenty miles or more, foil tws must be a success. one way to escape, and .1 clcsed so we parted never to meet again. Nature has inexhaivtilde stores of is clearlyevident that tn attain the that up and soon the tire was Caution is earning some, spending less, having a bank account, best conditions of civilization and metals, minerals, gases, ele. trical smothered. ------- OOO------- N vertheless I had to keeping a check on expenditures, asking the banker's advice in power he must have the fuel supply, force and oil fertility, for all the , f>uild a new and bettei one. Any liitle wound or abrasion 1 f doubtful business transactions. This bank can so serve yon. Another day on endeavoring to the flesh occuring in co'd w<athtr the storrd up and crystallized sun- 1 billions of people who are t 1 come, —rr light oi the old tune coal making And the-,- will probably have more enter the valley, I selected a new di that is not promptly Heated becomes ridge between my .1 bad sore and is difficult to heal. I and better things than we hive. So recticn. The periods. ” snow hut and Cedar Pass had been Apply BALLARD’S SNOW I IN- In the great Northwest p.uticiilir ; let Ils not worry Oregon Jnurnil swept of snow by the fierce winds; LMENT at on e when su h ai ci STATE DEPOSITARY attention has for many y ears, been The wound heals < nly here and there it had termed dents hapjien. Oregon Fare« Radiy. into long comlrs <’ >veihanging the al- promptly and soon doer away with paid to the progress and develop Fiosl the annoyance of a bandage. Price most per,« udi. ular bluffs, ment of the metal mining industry, 25c. 50c and $i.oo per Io tie. Sold and no one could The Army board appointed by I lie had hardened it while veiy little attention Ins b. en SHI H la I )S «fc KENNEDY see how tar it extended l evond the by C. \ . Lowe. Hl. Vt Ksn Il lis IM) «K.IIMI IK ms given to the prospecting and dev-l- Piesident to investigate the Govern incline. Io see where I had to go, opment of the large coal resources ol ment reclamation protect-, and rec I stepped too far out, the comb of All kinds Mode to Order Heneskeeiag a Specialty FURNISHED ROOMS Job Wort «Mended to ororoptfy and all work suaranleed to gwe Mlidaetion Washington, Oregon. Idaho, British ommend a proper distribution ol broke, and down I wen: at a break Price« renumabie. Shop on Atwater Srms, Bandon, Oregon. available funds ( main.ling the $20, - neck speed and when I struck I fell Columbia and Alaska AT The coal mined in Washington 000,000 loftn) approved the l matilla on my l»a«k, feet foremost, (hl and British Columbia in the year piojeit, which it regarded as "feasi slid and how far I went this V* I could no: say, the motion was 1909 was valued at approximately ble,” but it recommended ti.at the » too rapid. On mv way I ran foul A A PA I I I P,, . $t5.000,000 and at the present in • proposed west extension should be ot the top ot a tree which pierced a Nice clean v « knm W and Me * Heavy ami Light Draviug. abo deale toDrì mW.... | „1(| , crease of population arid manufac |nrst| on.nl at |>resenl on account ot lew feet above the surface; tlie next invili. f I -•'» a week | » a mi ou I u Gee's Coal. tories, the amount of coal mined will the large amount of money needed motion was a number of somersaults —- — — - . - ------------.1 , _ *____________ __ Pho« 382 OREGON : At last the ride ended. I stuck BANDON B*rn* Timm»,. Old Caw.rT have to increase many times what it lor the completion ot other projects Bandon Recorder Chamberlain's TtemeJv Great Combination Offer T $2.75 Hotel Gailier Bandon Oregon V Success is Yours FIRST NATIONAL BANK e \\ \ Pacific PAULL’S TRANSFER LINE