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t I EI’OF.NE OBE University 1 Ex SeiELi-W > —0/ ‘ **. I tP àùt S ,z ,o¥ ■.“I 9 y 201 VOLUME XXVII BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1911 NUMBER 5 I 1 Lodge and Professional Z Directory Lodges are requested to notify this office 4 on election of officers and on change of 4 meeting night. (.Jtrds under this head •4 are 75c per inch per month. v~ «'- - » »• t- Largest Attendance in His- ________ • Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M. lUTEETS every Thursday evening at 8 tun at the Bandon Wiginan. Sojourning chief> in good standing are cordially invited to attend. G E Wil.on, C. of R. C. S. Hubbard Sachem. tory of the City School. Report of Bandon puhlic schools for the fourth school inontli ending Friday, Jan. 13 Grade l-r-Mrs. Kopf, Teacher. Enrollment for the year, 51. Enrollment for the month, 47. Daily attendance, 42 Per cent, of attendance, 94 Times late, 1. Roll of boner, 21. Grades I and II — Miss McNair, Teacher. . Enrollment for the year, 46. Enrollment for the month, 44. Daily attendance, 37. Per cent, ot attendance, 97 Times late, 2. Roll of honor, 18. Grand 11—Miss Marsh, Teacher. Enrollment for the year, 58. Enrollment for the month, 56. to Daily atten Ian e, 5?. l'er cent of attendance, 95- Times late, 4. Roll of honor, 25 Grade Iff Miss Gibson, Teacher. Enrollment for the year, 5°- Enrollment for the month, 47. Daily attendance. 44. .Per cent, of attendance, 94. Times late, 1. Roll of honor, 27. Shipping Business Continues Lakme and Washcalore Lose Look* Like Both Harriman Big Suction Dredge Will Be Very Brisk at This Lumber—Reached Frisco Put to Work in Coquille and Hill Will Build to Port. Sunday River Soon Coos Bay The Nann Smith reached Sau The Bandon sailed Mond^ morn ing for San Francisco with a full Francisco Sunday morning with the | cargo of lumber. Lakme in tow, the latter boat having The Arcata arrived Saturday and been reported in distress last week. ! is loading coal from the Gage mints It is reported that the Lakme lost ! The Elizabeth ariived v-sterdny her deck load at sea and was in : morning with 231 tons of freight much distress before she accepted I and the following passengers: the line from the Nann Smith. L B Hollenbeck, Mis. C. J The W’ashcalore is also reported Lamb, H. Perry, Mrs. M. Yates, as having lost her deckload of lum Mrs A. S. Perry, Mis. J. P. ber i:i the storm last week off the Olson, H. J. Olsen. Mrs. C. Olson. southern coast of Oregon. Just R. H. Rosa, Mabel Post, Jeremía how heavy the loss was has not been Olsen, Miss K. Parler, C. McDon- reported. .tld, D. McDonald, I). A. Procket, — ---- R. Fox, C. P. Fortner, A Dunham. Mail Delayed M. Schmidt, C. P Procket. H. W. Dunham. A. Flovd, Joseph Fyada, N. W. Young, C A Carpenter, C. A slide on the Sugar Loaf moun* A. Welch, K. Hill. tain Wednesday night so delayed The Elizabeth was on dry dock* three days, and received a thorough the incoming mail that none was re overhauling, hence her delay in re>- ceived at this city until Friday morn turning. She will sail Thursday ing’s boat, These delays in the mail ^will no doubt come quite frequently morning at 8:00 o’clock. The Fifield arrived last night hav during the present winter or until all ing made the trip to San Pedro the loose dirt on the grades has slid since she was here last. The Fifield down However, even with the two brought roo tens of freight and the or three delays of the present winter we are getting better service than following passengers: D. A. Becker, Miss Conham, was the case last winter when the Miss J. P. Epp, C. H Butter, 11. entire mail for this county and for Gouldsfone, G. W. Horton, R. E. Curry was coining over the .Middle Hull, J. H. Henry. J. H. Hunt and Fork road. We are getting better service this winter than the bay is wife, W. J. Slatterv, II. Hunt. The Fifield will sail again Thurs getting over the Coos Bay wagon road. It was reported here last week day morning. that they were without eastern mail school have made a . slanding of A four days Iasi week. — Coquille Sen for the month in the subjects named. tinel. C. R. Moore, secretary of the Considerable speculation has been aroused in Oregon regarding the Bindon Commercial Club received meaning of the transaction reported a lettei from headquarters slating »T he GIANT OF THE WEST Not • the cheapest but the best. Seaside Camp from Portland whereby the Hi’l in that the Dredge Oregon will l>e No. ¿02, Woodmen of the World, first and thud Thursdays n K. P hall. Visiting mem teiests have disposed of the right of brought around to the Coquille riv bers invited to attend way they have secuied through the er in the spring to do the govern J. N. Hosking, Eleik. Wm. N. McKay, C. C. Malheur canyon in eastern Oregon ment work outlined to b - done by to the Harriman interests. This is the$56,000 appropria'ion The let M HNOIlIC, the gateway through which Hill was ter stated that the dipper dredge, T> ANDON LODGE. No. 130 A. F. & A. expected to enter with an east and and snag boats are merely for the M, Slated communications first Saturday after the full moon of each n.onth. All Master west line across the state terminal purpose of cleaning out tilt- snags Masons cordially invited. ing at Coos Bay and with connec and doing such work as the Oregon J. A. Morrison, W. M. G. T. Treadgold, Secretary tions in Idaho. It is not believed could not do. T that the Empire builder would aban Junior Engineer I.eefe anti Don 1. o. «». > don the greatest and best empire he ah! Chat lesion were over from Coos "PANDON LODGE., No. 133, I. O. O. F. has yet discovered to his keenest Bay yesterday looking into the sit meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting brother« in goodasmnding cordially invited. rival, without some very great con uation as to where the dirt from the O. A. Trowbiide, N. G. sideration and it is just now a matter Oregon could be lodged in certain A. Knopp, Secretary of surmise what that consideration locations. The fact that the Oregon might have been. It is recognized is coming to this river will be good Kulghta of Pythlaa that such a line would be of immense news to those who are interested in ELPHI LODGE. N<'>. 64. Knights of Pythias. Meets every Monday evening value to the Harriman crowd, but the development of this harbor. at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited with their tactics of repression it is attend. E- Lewin. C. C. believed that thty will take their B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. Open Jewel Mine own time in building. Dr. U. IL Houston At about the same time this deal We are glad to note that thtf’Btg was announced the Oregonian" pub PHYSICIAN SUHUEuN Jewel placer mine on Sixes river is lished a siorv to the effect that Ixitli <JHioe over Drug Store. Hours, 9 t<- - the Hill and Harriman lines were to to be reopened. The company spent H.tu. 1:30 tu 4, p.tu.; 7 to 8 in the evening. enter the Coos Bay country over a over $30 000 on a ditch and Humes Night oalls xnswxred from otiioe. single line of track, «joining i.r by to bring on water from an inadequate IUNDON, - OIIKKI way of Siuslaw. It is said that Hill supply, and then had but one third has been backing the Lane County the necessary pressure to handle a Dr IL "E*. Sorensen Asset Company which has completed 50 foot bank of gravel. They now Grade IV -Miss Lusk, Teacher. • DENTIST a survey from Eugene to the Sius- propose, we understand, to put on Enrollment for the year, 45. Office Over Vienna Cafe law and that the S. P. has a torce of centrifugal pumps, and if they equip Enrollment for the month, 42. Telephone at Office and Home. engineers at work along the same them with ample size and power Daily attendance, 38. BANDON - - OREGON route. The authorization of con there is no reason, except manage Per cent, of attendance, 94. struction work has not yet been ment, why the mine should not pay Times late, 2. O. T. TKEAIHtOl.B, made by the Hill Ixtard of directors, a handsome profit, for the bar u , Roll of honor 23 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ---- ooo--- but is exacted soon. The return of very rich. There ate in that vicini A equals 95 to roo per cent. Grade V—Miss Rosa, Teacher. AT LAW, President Stevens from Chicago may ty about a thousand actes of rich Bessie Join son, algebra, English, New Mill for Coquille Enrollment for the year, 40. NOTART PUBLIC bring announcement of the work. bars besides the river channel, that general history, physical geography. Enrollment for the month, 34. Bafidou, Oregon. I The Oregonian article says in part.” would have been worked years ago Velma Klepfor, algebra, book Daily attendance, 32. Coquille is going to have a new Office With Bandon Inveetmenl < o I keeping, English. With so much activity on the part if they had been ten thousand miles Times late, 3. . mill according to reports in the of railroad officials having Coos Bay away. There is no better field in Josephine Stoltz, English, general 4 Per cent, of attendance, 94. Dr. H- I m L. Brown. Herald and Sentinel. Thai's good, as their objective point the construc Oregon for competent men with history. Roll of honor — 14. Resident Dentist. we are glad to see our sister city tion of a road into that territory is ample capital, than to open these Walter Hartman, English. 1 Grade VI Miss Latimer,Teacher. forging to the front. Office in Panter Building no longer a remote idea. The the mines, as they can be and ought to Nonna I.ante,book-keeping, Eng. ■ fhe current issue of the Sentinel Enrollment lor the year, 42. Office Hours: 9 to 12 M.. I to 5 P. M. ory, so often advanced in the past, be opened. Charles Fitzhugh who lish, general history. i ♦’hone. BANDON, OREGON Enrollment for the ntonth, 39. is also advocating a good live com lhat as soon as one of the two rival know-, this mine and is a competent Olive Kelley, book-keeping. Daily attendance, 36. Fred Harvev, English, general inercial club. It seems as if Co concerns obtains an entrance the engineer, is now in charge of the Per cent, of attendance, 94 quille's commercial club has the other, too, will be found on the Big Jewel, and he will succeed if his C. R. BARROW histor y. same fate as all ethers; it has its ups ground, seems likely Io be vindi pumps are powerful enough to sup Times late, 4. Attorney and Counselor-at Law Leslie Sparks, bobk-keeping, and downs. Just now we ate glad cated. Roll of honor, 19. ply the necessary waler and pres Esther Solve, algebra. COQUILLE. - ORE to say that Bandon's commercial sure. We hope these two essentia) Bui two separate lines will not be Grade VII -Vivian Hutchins, Neva Morgan, book-keeping. 1 Office over Steels’ Store r Teacher. Olive Wilson, book-keeping, Eng club seems to be very much alive, built into Coos Bay at lire outset. points will not lie overlooked, and Office Phone. Main 335; residence. Main 346 anti it is a mighty good thing for the One set of railswill suflice for the would like to go up and see the first lish, general histoi y. Enrollment for the year, 29 I < lean up wh<'ii they get going. I'ol I town. ' two roads Pearl Craine, English, general Enrollment for die month, 29, I»H. K. W. HONSlTF.lt However, Coquille business men < trford Tribune. Coos Bay will find itself possessed history. Daily attendance 23. —000---- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Frances Williams, algebra, gen do not seem to be entirely asleep, of all the advantages of two railroads Per cent, of attendance, 90. as they seem to be landing new in with none of the inconveniences ot eral history. Educational Club Times late, r. BANDON OREGON dustries occasionally, and that is two separate systems of tr^ks. Willie Williams, algebra, book Roll of honor, 7. Office and residence in Panter reaider.ee -property what makes a town. With $aoo,ooo,ooo of new foreign next door to Bijou Theatre Grade VH1 — Miss Walker, Teacher. keeping. The regular meeting of the Ban capital at his command, James J. I.ura Morgan, general history, ------ OCX)------- Enrollment for the year, 28 don Educational Club will be held in Hill will be in a position financially physical geography. When buying a cough medii iiu-1 DR J. D KELLEY Enrollment lor the month, 28. the High School auditorium on Fri Mildred Morse, general history to carry on a railroad development for 1 hildien bear in mind that Cham Daily attendance, 26. Physician and Surgeon Ernest Watkins, g« neral history, berlain's Cough Remedy is most ef- J which is believed will include plans day evening, Jan. 271b. The topic Per cent of attendance, 94. physical geography. fectual for colds, croup and whoop ; more far reaching in character than lor discussion w¡11 be i Office in Donald Chailexton home, opponile Times late, r. "rhe training for citizenship in Geo. Moland, general history. mg cough and that it contains no heretofore undertaken bv t >e builder Pmbyterian church, Bandon. Oregon Roll ol honor, 18 the home and in the school. '1 Ransom Rackleft, general history, . ot empires. harmful drugs, For sale by C. Y ----------- ------------------------------------I High School H. C. Ostieri, Prin- 1. What constitutes a good < iti- Advices from apparently reliable physical geography. I Lowe. cipil: Mrs. Ostien and Rose C. R. Wade. zen? MY CLOTHES ARE.AT THE Ralph Christ« nson, .algebra, gen-1 sources indicate that the next terri Hutchins, Assistants. Som«! things the home can do 2. man, pedagogy. eral history, physical geography. tory to be exploited is Southern ■ lor better • tizensliip. C. II. Zeek. Enrollment for the year, 66. Geo, Strang, gem ral Lisio-y, I Nora. Gibson, arithmetic, Englidi, Oregon and the entire state ol Cali- 1 3. Somethings the school cando Enrollment for the month, 60. pedagogy. physical geography. fornia. Myrtle Point Enterprise. for better citizenship. Dor«»thy <«ib- Daily attendance, 54. Sylvia Rackleft, American history, Carl Bowman, arithmetic, geom , SOP. Per cent, ot attendance, 90. arithmetic, English, German, peda etry. Medicines that aid nature are al I Do the home and the school Times late, o. Wtlleska Roberts, Latin, physics, gogy- ways most effectual. Chamberlain’-! 1 fail ,4'. in establishing effective civic Roll of honor, 17. Maude Lowe. English- geometry. Cough Remedy acts on this plan. ideals in our children^ If so, why ? S ummery . Hazel Stephenson, arithmetic, Lentner Gallier, physics. Where Yours Ought to be It allays the cough, relieves the lungs, Rev Hartranft. pedagogy. Edna Hanson, latin. Total enrollment for the year,455. opens the secretions and aids nature , Miss McNair, Miss Marsh, Mrs. Rittie McNair, arithmetic, Eng Prop A. F. ÜERINÜLR Matt Lux, latin. Total enrollment for the month, in restoring the system to a healthy j Garfield ami J. W. Rolx-rls will Ernest Wilkins, English, physics. lish, pedagogy. 426. condition. Thousamis have testified "ting. Erma Craine, arithmetic, English, Tom Ostien, English, geometry. Daily attendance, 384. bring your to its superior excellence. Sold by These meetings are for the pilblic pedagogy. German. Harry Cram, English. Per cent, of attendance, 94. C. Y. Lowe. and all intereste«! are invite«! to at- Earl Watkins, pedagogy. Th«»-. Laird, physics. Times late, 19. .... non------ tend. Lena Langlois, English, German, Amelia Ghaneay,German, physics. Roll of honor, 189 - 000 — Definition FIFIELD -"Sup-rim pedagogy. Zettie Gibson, physics. Roll of honor includes pupils to all others ” — Why not patronize See A. A. Pauli for best Respectfully submitted, Elsie Kinley, physics, latin neither late nor absent lor the month. the best and "ONLY WAY? ” 541! coal. Ph me 3#z. H. C. O stien , SupL Margurite Haberly, English, Ger- The following students ot the high To T he R ecorder w. a w. D BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY «Jot» Work « «