Semi-weekly Bandon recorder., February 21, 1911, Image 1

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VOLUME XXV11
BANDON. OREGON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1911
NUMBER 13
W-J» ¿WU-W-U.-
Lodge and Professional
Directory
•* •
Lodges are requested to notify this office
on election oi officers and on change of
meeting night. Card« under this head
are 75c per inch per month.
Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M.
lYff F.F.1 S I ¡lit and Third Tuesdays of eavh
month at 8di run at lhe Bandon Wig­
wam. Sojourning Chreb in good -.landing are
cordially invited to allend.
A. J. Hartman.
J. C. Sheilds,
C. of R.
Sachem.
w. o. w.
Large Attendance and Good Another First Class Passenr er Basket Ball Score 14 to
Interest is Shown in
Boat Added to the
in Favor of Honte
Work.
Bandon Fleet
Team
Report of the Bandon public
schools for the liith school month
ending briday, February 17th, 191 i :
Grade I—Mrs. Kopf, Teacher
Meets I irst and I hird Thursdays.
\ Biting
Neighbors welcomed.
Enrollment for the year, 47.
Wm. N. McKay, C. C.
Enrollment tor the month, 40.
M aaonlc.
Daily attendance, 37
"D ANDON LODGE. No. 130 A. F. fc A-
Per cent, of attendance, 96.
M, Slated communications first Satuiday
Times late, o.
after the full moon of each month. All Maitei
Masons cordially invited.
Roll oi honor, 21.
W. E. Craine, W. M.
tirade I Miss McNair, Teacher.
G. T. Treadgold, Seer clary
Enrollment for the year, ,32.
Eastern Star
Enrollment tor the month, ,30.
O ccidental chapter . N o . 45. o.
Daily attendance, 25.
E. S., meets Saturday evening before and
after stated communication of Masonic I odge. I
Per cent, of attendanee, 85.
Visiting member.; cordially invited to attend.
Times late, 1.
Anna L. Graine, W. M.
Merta Mehl, Secretary.
Roll of honor, 7.
I. O. <>. F
Grade If Miss Marsh, Teacher.
TD ANDON LODGE. No. 133. I. O. O F.
Enrollment for year, 46.
meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting
J
Enrollment for month 41.
brothers in good standing cordially invited.
O. A. Trowbridge, N. G.
Daily attendance. 35
A. Knopp, Secretary
!
Percent, of attendance, 93.
liuightM of Pythla«
Times late, o.
T)ELPHI LODGE. N o . 64. Knights oi
Roll of honor, 20.
Pythias. Meets every Monday evening
Grades II and HI Miss Philip,
at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
attend.
E. L?'vi(‘. C. C.
Teacher.
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
Enrollment for year, 35.
Enrollment for month, 35.
DR. A.- R INGRAM
Olliroisrttotor
Daily attendance, 26.
Office Hours 9 to 12 a. m. and »
Per cqnt. of attendance, 89
1 to t> p. ni.
Tinies late, 1.
Office in El Dorado Building
Roll of honor, 1 2,
Pnone Main 71
Bandon. Oie.
Grade III Miss Gibson, Teacher.
Dr. H. Li. Houston
Enrollment for the year, 42.
Enrollment for the month, 38.
PHYSICIAN Hi SURGEON
Daily attendance. 36.
Oflice over Prut» Htore.
Hours, 9 to
Per cent of attendanee, 94.
a . in. 1:3U to 4, p.m.; 7 to H in the eveniiq*.
Times
late, 2.
Night calls answered from oflice.
Roll
of
honor, 18.
HANDON.
-
-
-
OKICGON
Grade IV. Miss Lusk, Teacher
Dr La. F Sorensen.
Enrollment for the year, 45.
*
DENTIST
Enrollment for the month, 39.
Office Over Vienna Cafe
Daily attendance, 33.
Telephone al Office and Home.
Per cent, of attendance, 90.
Times
late, 2.
OREGON
bANDON
Roll of honor, it.
<1. T. IKKAIlGOi.ll,
Grade V. Miss Rosa, Teacher.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL« :R
Enrollment for year, 42.
AT LAW,
, Enrollment for month, 35.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Daily attendance, 33.
Bandon,
Oregon.
Per cent, of attendance, 95.
Office With Bandon Investment < <>
Times late, 2.
Roll of honor, 18.
Dr. H. Ivi. Brown.
Grade VI. Miss Latimer, Teacher
Two Attempts Made to Burn !.. Vevscy, Manager of Bo.it
Business Buildings Satur­
Wil! Arrive on this
day Night Unsuccessful
Trip
The Phoenix, a finely equipped I
The B II S basket ball team,
Saturday night about n.no o’­
The R ìccorper is in receipt i>
passenger and and freight steam II consisting of Lentner Gallier.‘Rav clock tire was disei-vered in the thè foliowing lellet troni L. Vevsei
schooner arrived in port this morn . W ilkins, tieo Strang, Ernest Wat- shed at the rear end of the /Xicade manager of thè twin screii 1 don
ing at 6:30 and went up to the Pros kins and Carl Bowman, proved to ■ aloun. and ai about lhe same time a .1 hooiic: Aul ii. 1 le say .
per mill to load lumber. The Phoe­ the large crowd of rooters last Fri­ similar fire was discovered in the
" I here is • desile ioi closer busi
nix is about the size ot lhe Elizibeth day night that B H. S. « as second rear ol the Opera saloon. Both ni ss relatiens brlweett file t<siib ou
and has lirst class passenger accom­ to none in playing basket ball as ¿ell files were evidently ot incendiary lite- Oregon co.ist and Poitlmd
modations for 22 passengers and will as debating.
origin, as they were inside the
"As ibis canonie Ite aceomnlished
carry about ,350,000 feet of lumber
The game was a clean cue but l buildings and in each case a barrel through thè medium of watei ti iis
She has new cabin, new engines and very close and exciting,
Referee 1 containing straw and other trash in portatimi we bave ■ placed t lit splen
other machinery. The Phoeni,x be tirover Brown tossed the sphere up which bottled be» i had been p icked, dui twin “Clew ship "Anvil" t■ • tun
longs to the Kruse Co., and will be about .8:30 and the big game was on. was where the tire was discovered. Lclwven P01 tland and l’.uidon, • ill
run here by them, it becoming Mvrt'e Point m ide a fire throw and Forllinately in bath iii-tamrs the ipg nt Tillamook, Newpi-rt and
apparent
that
the
Elizabeth Schneider a basket then Myrtle hie was discovered almost immedi l'Iwrence.
could not handle all the business Point an.'.tiler free thrown, malting atelv and was extinguished at once
" l’Iii-: ve .sel is 360 tons gross reg-
of the company between this port them 4 points in the first half: In without tinning in the alarm.
ister, has In t el isi pc. .< nger ai
ond Eriseo, so both boats will be cn the first half B indon had made 9
There is no clue as ynt to the tire coininoilations, an up .0date culi
the run hereafter. This make; three points—Gallici 3 free throws, Ray fiends, but a careful watch i- being nai e Service and is electlie figliteli.
lust class passenger boats between Watkins two baskets, and Finest kept, and should the culprit attempt Il is im.ii.did lo maintain a io-ila\
here and S in Francisco, which will Watkins one dandy long shot basket. another such work, he or they, will schedule nntil hirther notine, ubidì
give us very line service.
begitn b’ebril.try ist, sailing from
'Die second half was a decided surely be apprehended.
Albets dock No. »■>-
3. breight w 11 b.
victory for the Bandon boys for they
Daily attendance, 353
had the ball in their end of the hall Tribune Goes After Banner. received fot Bandoli and Florence
Per cent, of attendance, 91.
tip to nomi, and for Ne.vp >rl and
most all of lhe time. Gallier made
Timeslate, 11.
Bill.linoni; up to 3 p 111. mi date ot
on- free throw and one basket, and
Roll of honor, 150.
The Port ()• fol d Tribune goes af­ sailing.
Roll ot honor includes pupils Ray Watkins one basket, making
“As regards thè ‘Anvil’ I inay
neither absent or late dining the them 14 in all. The Myrtle Point ter lhe Lakeport Banner rough shod
as
fellows
*
1
team
did
good
work.
Reed
made
sai
that no e\pcnse has been p ire I
month.
"We
foil
called
upon
to
pass
a
to
|
ruvide a suitable boat lui I ali
I
two
free
throws
and
01.
e
baskei,
and
The following students of the high
few
remarks
about
the
conciliatory
freight
at.d pa ceneei . tur liti coa.l
Breuer
one
basket,
making
them
10
school nave made a standing of A
I
in
all
.
policy
advocated
by
the
Floras
i
ake
ol
(
»Kgon.
and with Ibi . in i icw w<
for the month in the subjects 111 red.
. In the Litter part ol the second ¡ tiannei, and ot the jieculiar manner il il l- IH» III-,il.itimi 111 '.o!n il il.,; \ olii
A-95 to loo per cent.
Olive Wilson, Lugli di, General half Wilson had the misfertune to it has of living u| to tin clortiine it patronage for thi new cut imi-.o.
have his ankle sprained and Carver advocates
And .vould ask piu to favor us Ly
11 istorv.
"It claims to be working (or the hav'ng your upplies sliipped by thè
Willie Williams, General History. was put in as center.
The Myrtle Point team was Reed best interest of the county, and asks "Aulii” whieli will givi? voti "ood
Book Keeping,
Frances Williams. Gene.al His­ and Sneider, forwards, Wilson, cell the othi r papers to Ii nd a hand and sur vice."
ter, and Breuer and Davenport, not knock by opposing its policy.
lìianking yóii for anv e.n :n
tory.
have peace meni of i,ci dii forwarded l>\ u-> we
guards.
Their subs, Dement, Neal It wants peace but
Josephine Stoltz, English, Gener­
and Carver.
the Tribune and Globe must remain aie \ oiirs 1 i-ipei'lfully,
al History.
The
game
went
off
very
pcaceaUv
silent
and see the resources ol the
Elanor Turney, English.
and
nothing
but
the
best
of
real
high
county
grossly mi represent!' I the y
Claude McDonald, General His­
school
spirit
prevailed.
l
he
referee,
must
take
it with good glace win n
tory.
Brown,
and
Umpire,
Everaid
Boyle,
the
Banner
atlempt ; tn secure the. Game Laws Are Cha.igcd.
Norma Larue, English, Algebra.
always
give
fair
decisions,
and
there
county
printing
by • hi- an< tv and
Book Keeping, General History.
I
|
was
no
disputing
of
any
cb
cision
fraud;
they
must
grin and bear it
Velma Klepfer, Book Keeping,
L. A. I.iljeqvist returned y. lei
I rendered.
when their columns are clipped
English.
dav from a two week'., trip to Wil
The B. U.S. Coos comity cham- mutilated, without credit, and
Bessie Jensen, Algebra, English,
lunette valley points, lhe prineijiai
; pion girl’s team payed an indepen Banner gets praise lor being ne
General History.
time being ' pent bef.ire the Supreme
bred Harvey, Algebia,- English | dent team between halves anil de­ and if they don't submit to all
Court
al Salem and with the law
ll eat cd them 8 to 2. The B. II. S. and more. they have the
Pearl Craine. English.
makers
at lhe State f louse. Speak
j
girls
have
challenged
anv
girl
s
team
"knocker’ hurled .it them
Esther Solve, English.
mg
ot
the
doing-, of the legislators.
1
in
the
county,
but
none
have
re
town that helped to vote in the
Mildred Morse, Algebia.
Mi.
I
iljeqvisl
staled Io a Sentin I
I
sponded.
This
game
was
a
very
in-
s
iluons
with
their
accompanying
Ralph Christensen, Algebra,
1
1
I
>|
-
<-
rlllatr.
C
that
nothing < if II1O
!
foresting
one
and
we
legret
very
evils,
and
one
that
docs
not
give
.
<
English, Physical Geography.
ment
to
the
r<
adi
ni
; <>i Coo imintv
j
much
that
the
gill
of
the
other
single
paid
snbsi
riplion
01
one
line
Laura Morgan, Algebra. English.
has
been
cn
i'ted
with
lhe possible
¡schools
(annoi
support
a
team
to
in
advertising
toeilhii
paper,
not
Resident Dentist.
Harry Crain, American History,
*
Enrollment for year, 42.
changes
in
the gaun
exi
i
ptimi
ol
I
give
them
an
occasional
game.
withstanding
the
fact
that
tin
B.uinci
English.
Office in Panter Building
Enrollment lor the month, 38.
I
lie
pa
:
ige
id
this
1 t pl 1 1
The
steamer
"D
>r.i"
brought
down
laws.
is
generously
iiatroiuzed
tliioiiglioiit
Tom Ostien, English, Geometry.
Office Hours: 9 to 12 M._ I to 5 P. M.
Daily attendance, 33.
a
big
excursi
>11
crowd
froai
Myrtle
this
county
in
a
very
peculiar
pri
1
he
count
y.
Phone,
BANDON. OREGON
Zettjf Gibson, English, Get man.
Per cent, of attendance, 91.
i dilament. The law is so wm It I
‘•And, no doubt, in
Willeska Roberts, English, Latin, i Point and they laid oyer until Sat-
late, I.
•
11 hat north of the north line of fowl
i urday at 1 p m. All reported an with this lovely "peace 11
Geometry.
C. R/BARROW Times
Roll of honor, 1 2.
. exceptional!good lime on tin- In .(< Ii Tribune should take it
’ ship 27 the duck - ic.ison is open frm
Amelia
Chaney,
English,
German.
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law
I
tirade VII. Vivian Hutchins.
wl il
; anil w hen they left tin tug and Str when tlx- columns ol the Batinet ale S< ptcillbei 15 Io I'eliniarv
Ernest Wilkins, English
(’OQUTITGE, - OKE
Teacher.
Magurite Haberly, English, Ger Arcata cheered them < It amid the Opened to the pel .Olla! abu .euf a olitilo! tbit iine t lu law 11 ni.iui. 1
Oflice over Steels’ Store
j < heel', of th«- 1 w■ > schools.
senile old mail ill his 1 ililllhood, it loinierly was icg.iidiiig the ope ,
F.nr »llment for the year, 31.
man, Geometry, Pedagogy
Office Phone, Main 335;
residence. Main 146
Band m is thus far tied with Myr over a stall mi nt made by 11, that • i- o ; Im waft r fowl.
Enrollment for month. 29.
Edna Hansen, English, I .alin,
Ì lie change in tile 'aw will also
tie Point for the Basket Ball • h un- tlx- B.inner know, was tin ab olu'c
Daily attendance, 23.
Geometry.
l>H K. W. KOKMITKK
pi
jnship,
and
e:u
Ii
hive
lour
moie
truth.
l
ake
lie<
(I,
<
>
nortliei
n
coll
illow
the hunting ol ducks mi (.'in
Per cent, of attendance, 8>>
Elsie Kinley, Engli-h, I. Itili
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
11.tv
'.ii
!i tow boat', ind sitili • bin
tiTtipoiarv,
and
(illn-t
gel
out
of
a
games
ti
>
piar
(
tur
n<
1
game
will
'l imes late, 2.
Geometry.
gla-
.
Iioti-c
01
slop
throw
ill','
.tones
I
be
with
Colpitile,
in
the
B
indon
p
r
ohib
l-.
tin- shooting ol any w.iti i
OREGON
Roll of honor, 8.
BANDON
Daisy Hansen, English, f.ermau
fowl
from
a | m > w > 1 boil on the
Opera
House,
next
r
inlay
night
Malt Lux, Latin.
Oflice and residence in Panier reaidenrr property tirade VIII.
Miss Walker, Teacher
next door Io Bipii I healrc
—
•oo-
—
waters.
No
i hinge i.i made in th
i
Sylvia Rackleff, American Hi
Land Co. Elects Officers.
Enrollment for the yea«, 28.
laws
governing
th'- hunting of wait 1
toi y, I'.iigli'fit, German.
Notice of Dissolution.
Enrollment for the month, 25.
Oscar Peterson
fowl
south
of
the
aljoie nit rii 10^’ .
Rittif McNair, American Hi t >1»,
Daily attendance, 23.
Contractor and Builder
i
The
Bandon
lleights
l
and
uni
line
whir
h
lie;
just
6 mile . limili •
English, .Pedagogy.
Per cent, of attendance, 94.
The
reai
estati
tirili
of
Kronrn-
Trust
Company
<
!<■•
ted
oftuers
at
the
umili
end
of
the
Moulton ‘.;i . . :
Erma
Craine,
English.
Gi-rm.ii'
Estimates furnuhed.
Day and contract work
Tunes late, O.
berg <N I hrifi, < i D indon. (Regoli, their meeting Itisi week as follows: bridge. Notili of the line the s»-,i
done at lowest living figure:. Addre Bandon
Pedagogy.
Roll of honor, 14.
or call at redden«? near Spruce si.ert and south
I
I.ena Langlois. American History, is tlus day dissolvei! by mutuai con Chris R.isiliussen, l’ics.'; R. 11. s<n closes February 1, while smini
city limit«.
*
High School H. C. Ostien. Prin-
seni.
Rosa. Vice pres. ; A. G. I hrift. Sei-, oi the line it is lawful to shoot watei
I
English. Germ in.
cipal; Mrs. Ostien and Rose
I >ated at Bandon, Oregon, flip and Treas. The direi tors of thè fowl until M uch 8 Coquille Sen
Hazel
Stephenson,
American
CLOTHES ARE Al I HI
Hutchins Assistants
l8ih day Gt FrLruary. i ?ii.
•■ompany are: J. L. Kroncnberg, R. ' tilM-l.
History, Eaglish Pedagikgy.
Enrollment lor year, 66.
J.
L.
K
ro NENBL'RG.
000 - -
II. Rosa, T. I H.mly, Chris R.r
Earl Watkins, Ameri- m History, |
Enrollment for month, 58.
A. G. T h Rib 1.
müssen
au
I
A.
G
T
hrilt.
You . 1 e pri il> ibly aware tbit ¡men-
English.
4
I tone in the presence of w
Daily attendance. 4,-.
— ooo
inoni.i always results from • ; I but
Noia Gilison. Ameri- hi History,
Per cent. of attendence, 88.
Sweet and F. J. Fahy.
IS 1 -T
Rentcmlier tlu- Wasitington Birtli you tn yer heard of a cold r< lung
English, German, Pedagogy.
Tinies late, o.
-----
OOO
—
day
Party and Old I- idiimicd Sup iu pneumonia win p < harnberUin's
Ebba Wiren, American History,
Roll of honor, 9, |
per
giyi
n by tlu- Rnpal N<-ighbo, . Cough Remedy wa, ih I
Why
W
anted
,
to
borrow
#
hk
»
o
at
to
English, Pedagogy.
S ummary .
tier
cent,
for
three
to
five
years.
ol
America
at
K.
P.
II.
II,
Wednes
take
the
re.
1
when
this
t<
tm
dv
may
Maud Lowe, English.
Where Yours Ought To be
day,
l
ibiuiry
22d
X.fiiu
.
ton
Iree
G
im
.-
i
I
close
lit
real
estate
as
sei
111
ity.
be
had
lot
a
tr
tie'
I
.»r
sale
by
C.
Reqiectlully submitted
Total enrollment lor year, 456.
Address
’
,
-are
of
Recorder.
4t
Y.
l.owe.
jSupper
15c.
13-u
bl.
C,
OsTltN,
Supt.
I
Prop Total enrollment for month, 40a..
A. F. DERINGER
Keep the logs rolling boys I
SEASIDE CAMP NO. 212,
WOODMEN OF I Hr. WORI D,
BANDON
• STEAM
LAUNDRY