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EUGENE UPE
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Seml-Weekly
BANDON, OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1911
VOLUME XXVIl
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;■ Lodge and Professional
Directory
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Lodger are requested to notify this office
on election of officers and on change of
meeting night. Cards under this head
are 75c per inch per month.
rniiiT PAIIUCDV
OF BIG OIL FLOW
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Local Business Men Are
Promoting Good Prop-
o s i t i o n
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FOR
Lane County Asset Company Oily Substance, Remarkably Ask Legislature to Make Coos City Council Advertises Sale
Announces it Will Begin
Paraffine, Found in
and Curry Separate Pro­
Municipal Water
Construction
Quantities
secution District;
Bonds.
C. S. Hubbard
Sachem.
A fruit and vegetable cannery for
Bandon this summer is now ail as­
andon lodge . N o , i 30 a . f . & a . sured fact.
M, Staled communications first Saturday
Dr. 1. P. Sorensen, C. R. Wade
altar the full moon of each month. All Master
Masons cordially invited.
and
O. A. Trowbridge are promot­
j. A. Morrison, W. M.
G. T. Treadgold, Secretary
ing the proposition and will file their
corporation
papers early next week.
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andon lodge , N o . 133, i . o . o f . 'Hie company will be incorporated
meets every Wednesday evening Visiting
1 for $5,000, and later they will prob­
brothers in good standing cordially invited.
ably sell stock.
A. G. Hoyt, N. G.
A. Knopp, Secretary
They have a man already among
!
the
California canneries at Fruitvale
Knight» of Pythia»
i ¡vestigating the situation as to the
elphi lodge . N o . m . Knight« of
Pythias. Meets every Monday evening machinery they will need.
The new
at Knight« hall. Volling knight» invited to
company
will
not
make
the
mistake
attend.
C. R.WadeC.C.
of overstocking in the machinery
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
line, but will buy just what they
Dr. H. Iu Houston
need for a start and will add to the
plant just as fast as business will de-
PHYSICIAN & SUKGNoN
Ottioe over Drug Store.
Hours, ‘3 to * i ina’id
The plant will be located next to
«.in. 1:30 to 4, p.iu.; 7 to « in the eveninp.
j the Perry Veneer plant which will
Night cr II s answered from office.
I be an idéal place for such an e:;tab-
BANDON.
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OHFUOS
1 lishment.
It is probable they will sell stock
Dr I_i. I3 Sorensen
at
$50 a share, and the propo-ition
DENTIST
will be to sell stock to farmers, guar­
Office Over Vienn* Cafe
anteeing to use the product of one
Telephone at Office and Home.
acie of fruit or vegetables for each
bANDON
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OREGON share purchased; however, the plan
will be to use all the produce brought
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T. TKKAOUOI.U.
to them, and to this end, all plans
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR will be laid.
AT LAW,
A cannery at Bandon will be the
NOTARY PDBL10
means of developing a great amount
Bandon,
Oregon.
of country here^nd the anncunce-
Office With Bandon Investment Co tnent that one is assuied, will be
good news to Bandon people.
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pr. H- Svi. Brown.
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Resident Dentist.
9 to 12 M.» I to 5 P. M.
BANDON. OREGON
Eugene, Ore., Jan io.—The I.an?
Comity Asset Compiny of this city
lias completed arrangements for the
financing of its proposed electnc
railway from Eugene to the coast,
and the officials announce that grad
ing on the fust 25-mile stretch of
the road out of Eugene will begin
just as soon as materials and ¡tuple
ments can be assembled. A re| ic-
sentative of Kansas City capitalists
has been in Eugene for the past
week looking to the financing of the
road and arrangements have finally
been completed looking to that end
T’bi- enterprise has been p.omot-
ed by a company of Eugene business
men for tlie past two years, and each
has given a large amount of moiry
and time. M. Svarverud, a real es­
tate dealer, is president of the com*-
pany; John Baird, a railroad man
recently fro n Minneapolis, is secre­
tary, and the directors are Alton
Hampton. F. E. Dunn. F. J. Ber­
ger, all merchants, Jack Rodman,
real estate dealer, and Free Thomas,
a sawmill owner.
The Southern Pacific Company
has scut e crew of surveyors to Eu­
gene to begin work on a line be­
tween Eugeye ami Elmira, where it
will join a line surveyed by the com­
pany some time ago, from Junction
City via Elmira to Gardiner.
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PASSES BOGUS
CHECK HERE
Notice of Sale of Bonds
Office in Panter Building
Office I lours:
LAWYERS ASK
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Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M.
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Phone.
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' 1Î1UII UnPIIlLni
1V| EETS every Thursday evening at 8 run at
the Bandon Wigman. Sojourning chief 1
in good standing are cordially invited to attend.
G E Wilson,
C. of R.
NUMBER 2
Man With Several Names is
Notice is hereby given that the
Taken Into Custody by
City of Bandon, Coos County, Ore­
C. R. BARROW gon, will receive proposals for the
Sheriff
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law
purchase of Sixty Thousand ($60,-
COQUILLE. - ORE ! 000.00) Dollars, par value in amount
I of negotiable coupon bonds cf said
Office over Steel«’ Store
I City. Said bonds are of thedenoin
Ray Brown, alias Jack Williams,
Office Phone. Main 335;
resdeoce. Main 346
I ¡nations of from Fifty Dollars to Five alias several other names, was taken
' Hundred Dollars, each bearing inter into custody here yesterday by Sher­
|)K E W. ROSSITE It
I est at the rale of 6 percent per an­ iff Gage for passing bogus checks,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON num, payable semi annually, on the having passed such checks on the
BANDON
OREGON
I first day of June aud on the first day Hull Clo. & Shoe Co, in Marsh­
i of December in each year.
Said field, and later followed up the same
Office and residence m Banter residence property i
next door to Bijou Theatre
bonds are dated the First day of trick here.
April. A. D.. 1911, and the principal
The check passed here was made
DR J. D KELLEY thereof is payable on the First day out Io “Ray Brown” and signed
of April, A. D. (1926); principal “Randolph Lumber Co.” J. T.
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Physician and Burgeon
and interest payable in United States Sullivan was out to supper and the
Gold Coin, at the banking house of check was presented to Geo. Strang
Office in Donald Charleston home, opposite
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Kountze Bros, in the City and State who is a clerk in the store. Mr.
Presbyterian church, Bandon, Oregon
of New York.
Strang cached the check, naturally
Sealed proposals must be ad­ supposing that it was good.
MV'CLOTHES ARE AT THE dressed to the Recorder of the City
Then man then went to the Cen­
of Bandon, Coos County, Ore,on. tral warehouse where lie bought a
Bids will be received up to the ticket on the Elizabeth to Sail I- ran-
hour of Six o’clock, P. M. of Wed­ cisco, giving his name as Jack Wd
nesday, the Fifteenth day ot Febru­ liains. As soon as the forgery was
ary, A. D 1911, and will be opened di-covered a search began for the
by the Recorder of said City in the man who was found stowed away yn
presence of the Council in Bandon, the Elizabeth which was then wait
Oregon, at the hour of So'clork, ing to go out. He was taken to Co­
Where Yours Ought to be
I P. M., ot said day.
quille on the noon boat today and
A. F. ÜERINÜER
Said bonds will be sold to the will have the charge of forgery to
highest bidder, but not for less than answer.
their face value.
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Said bids must be accompanied bv
A dry. hacking cough is hard on
a certintd check of 5 per cent of the the lungs, often ciusing them to
Bonds.
bleed.
BALLARD.S MORE
Bring your
The Common Council reserves 1 HOUND SYRUP is a healing balm
the right to reject any and all bids. that quickly repairs damage in the
' Emil B. Kausrud,
lungs and air passages. Price 25c
•Jol> Work
Recorder of the City of Bandon.
50c and $t.oo per bottle. Sold by
C> Y. ¡.owe.
To T he R ecorder
St. Valentine’s Ball, Bunk Hall,
A. Nelson left on the Elirai» th
bv Pythian Sisters, Sat. eve, Feb.
today
for San Francisco where he
11 th. Supper will be served. Music
will
work
at hi* trade of calker.
by Kausrud’s orchestra
ill
BANDON
STEAM
LAUNDRY
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The Miocene Oil and Gts Co.’s
The Coos Coumy Bar Association
In this >ssue of the R ecordi r we
at
its
annual meeting here Tuesday publish a notice of sale of bonds for
well on Bear creek is now down
about 900 feet and they have struck launched a movement to have the the new municipal water system. f< r
Oregon legislature form a '.-parate
a large quantity of oily substance
prosecuting attorney district, coin­ the bonds of $60,000, having been
which runs from the driil bit as crude posed of Coos and Curry counties. voted at the June election. As soon
oil would do; however, the substance Three counties, Coos, Curry and as the bonds are sold and the money
is odorless, and is beyond question I) niglas now compose the district, is at hand, the work of constructing
an excellent grade of paraffine, which with Geo. M. Brown, of Roseburg, the municipal water system will be­
is a good indication that oil in quan- as prosecuting attorney, and with gin, and it is proposed to put in a
the poor methods of transput tation system that will fur.iish all the water
titles will follow. The drillers are I from Coos to RoseDurg, there is
needed for some time to come.
still working in sandstone, intermin­ often much inconvenience caused,
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gled with some shale, and the diil- consequently a resolution for the I
400 Trap Nested Barred
ing is moving on at as rapid a rate change was adopted.
Plymouth Rocks.
A resolution asking Judge Coke
as possible.
to require attorneys to submit copies
of instructions they ask to lie given
Our matings have produced stand­
to the jury to the opposing attorney
Notice of Dissolution
ard
bred specimens of exhibition
at the same time they presented the
quality
with records of 242, 227,
court was adopted.
222
eggs
in 365 days.
Notice is hereby given that the
Another resolution to the Oregon
Baby
Chicks
and eggs for hatch •
partnership of T. P. Smith, A..B legislatóre recommends that any one
ing.
Smith and J. Ira Sidwell, under the other than a party to the suit be
Book your orders now tor spring
firm name and style of Smith Bros. permitted to serve summons. This
delivery.
A few cockerels from
Sidwell, lias been mutually dis­ is in accordance with the laws of
heavy
laying
stock for $5.00.
solved, said Smith Bros, retiring other states.
P
lymouth
P
i . ace P oultry Y ards
from the businsss. Said Sidwell re­
Another resolution to the state
F
red
B
achman , Prop.
taining same and will assume all in­ legislature asks the legislature to
Box
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Marshfield
Phone 288
debtedness and will collect all bills
I
provide for a second deputy sheriff
contracted under said title.
in Coos county. This is to lie with­
Signe I; T. P SMITH,
out any additional expense to the ranft as teacher.
January 15th we will take up the
A. B. S mith ,
county.
Judgment
Seat <>i Christ, War in
J. I ra S idwell .
About 25 attorneys from the va
Heaven Satan Cast Out and the
Bandon, Ore., Dec. 15, 1910.
rious cities of the county were pres­
ent. The business session was held Marriage Supper of the Lamb.
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Come, listen and take part.
in the afternoon and was followed in
the evening with a big banquet, at
A dventist C h r isti an .
which A. S. Hammond, of Coquille,
Regular services Sundays in Con
acted as toast master, and the toasts
crete Hall,
were mostly impromptu.
Sunday school held at 10:00 a. m.
H. I). Wise, an attorney of Oak
Preaching at t i :oo a. in.
land, Cal., was in the city and was a
Loyal Work rs Society 6:30 p in.
Will Also Secure and Fit guest at the banquet.
Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
The meeting next yea will be
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Up Permanent
held at Marshfield.
You are cordially invited to attend.
The following officers were elect­
Rooms
J. S pencer T ieton , Pastor.
a
ed for the ensuing year:
President Geo. P. Topping, of
Mt: t noDisr.
Bandon.
Sabbath school to a. m., E A.
A very interesting meeting of the
Vice-President— C. F. McKnight, Philpott, Supt.
Bandon Coinmeicial Club was held ot Marshfield.
Morning service ■ i a. in.
Secretary- J. J Stanley, of Co­
in Fireman’s Hall last night, nearly
A sermon for the children, All
every business house in town being quille, re-elected.
parents are urged to be present with
Treasurer C. A. Seblbrede, <>f their children.
represented, besides other Bandon
I
Marshfield, re-elected.
Jui,i<»r i .»■ague at 3 p. m.
boosters
Executive Committee J.W. Ben­
Epworth Leat’iie 6: |5 p in.
The river dredging was discussed nett, of Marshfield, and A. J. Slier
Subject < fur Relationship with
and it was the corn ensus of opinion ■vood. ol Coquille, besides tile above One Another.
that our government appropriation named officers who are ex officio
Evening Service, 7:30 p. in.
was being wasted with the kind of members.
Installation of Epworth League
(hedges they' intend to send here.
officets.
The Oregon Suction dredge was 4- 444. 44-44 4444-4444- 4444- 4444-44-
I.adies' Aid Society meets at the
premised us but it seems that some
BANDON CHURCHES
home of Mrs. W. II. Logan i’ties-
how Coos Bay beat us Io it and the
day afternoon. All the ladies are
dredge was taken there.
urged to be present.
C hristian S cience .
The secretary was instructed to
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
Christian Science services at e held
write to the engineering department ,
la the K. of P. hall at 11 a in. each i at 7 30"jr. in. Study of the Sunday
for a map showing where, what, and !
School lesson.
Sunday.
how the woik is to be done, as the
Subject lesson, January 15, “Life.”
A welcome from a friendly church.
people here do not think they are
The public is cordially invited to Come.
showing good judgment, and a letter attend.
11. L. G rahous , Pastor
of appeal will he sent to our con
P h ESBVl ERIAN.
grrssmen to help in obtaining better
Services
will be as follows:
equipment.
The matter of good commercial
Quiet Hour, 9:45
club rooms was taken up and a com­
Sunday school at to o'clock.
mittee, conq used ol N. J. Crain, O.
Preaching at 11 :oo.
A. Trowbridge, and J. T. Sullivan
Christian Endeavor will convene
L atter D av S aints .
was appointed to see what could be at 6 30 p. in.
done The idea is to fit up a room
Preaching at 7:30.
Reorganized Church of Jesus
to display the products of Coos:
H. C. H artranft , Pastor. ; Christ of ¡.alter Day Saints, Coltim-
' Ilia Avenue
county as well as a permanent club
•‘H urry U ps .”
room.
Meeting every Sunday.
The most interesting thing in
Sunday school at to:oo a. m.
The following officers were elected town Sunday morning is the “Hur
I Preaching at 11 :»>o a. in. Religio
for the ensuing year:
ry Up” Bible Class.
Have you l»ern to see and hear ?1 at 6:3« p. in. ami preaching at 7.30
Pres.-- Dr. L. P. Sorensen
If not, come and visit it Sunday 1 p. rn. Prayer meeting at 7¡30 p. m.
Vice Pres. N. J. Crain
morning at to o'clock.
Wednesday evenings.
Club Sec.— C. R. Moore.
We are taking up a Bible and
All are cordially invited to alten I
Trans. Sec.— E. E. Oakes.
Treas. J. W. Roberts.
Chart study with Rev. Mr. Hart
D. W. C areentek , President.
COMMERCIAL CLUB
ELECT OFFICERS