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EUGENE, OKI
Semi-W eelcly
VOLUME XXVII
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BANDON, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1911
El
NUMBER 14
BASKET BALL
Lodge and Professional
Directory
STUMP LANDS
Lodge» are requited to nolily dii* offne
on election of officer, and on change of
meeting night. Card, under thia head
are 75c per inch per month.
•4
Lewah Tribe No. 48. Imp. O. R. M.
EE1S I irst and Third Tuesday* of each
month at 8lh run at the Bandon Wig­
wam. Sojourning Chiefs in good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
A. J. Hartman,
J. C. Sheilds,
C. of R.
Sachem.
w. o. w.
S.'iys It is in Violation of the Big Company Being Organ­ Commercial Club Discusses Shipping Business Continues The High School Team« of
Constitution of the Uni­
ized to Develop Large
Coquille and Bandon Will
the Proposition Last
Brisk at this
ted States
Areas
Piny Here
Night
Port.
i
IT s Moines, I t. Febrtl.lt y 3!.
Portland. Or, Feb 21, (Special)
The people of Bandon are very
At the regular meeting of the Ban-
The Fifteld arrived tn port yester­
The
transform
ition
of
a
wildenv
ss
much
interested in the result of the
Governor Carroll to lav vetoed the
j don Commercial Club held in Fire- day morning with 90 tons of freight
SEASIDE CAMP NO. 212.
into
a
garden
is
planned
for
Western
game
of basket ball to be played
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Oregon primary plan bill which h id
1 man’s hall last night, the main topic anti the following passengers: F. H.
Washington and Oregon no less
against
Coquille tonight in the Ban
Meets First and Third Thursdays.
\ isiting
.Adams, J A. Kline, W. E, Stein-
passed both Houses of tin- l.cgi-l.i
Neighl o.i welcomed.
wonderfill than the miracle wrought i tor discussion was better fire protec­ I hoft, F. F. Stevenson, S. Newhaus. don Opera House. This is the first
Win. N. McKay. C. C.
title. Governor Carroll in his veto by irrigation east of »he cascades. tion for the busine-s district of lhe
jP. B. Manin, H. Grady, Miss L. of the two scheduled games our
M mmoiiì C.
message characterized tbi­ mensili <• I l itis is the solution of lhe loggisl off j i itv. File committee on investiga­ I Steinhoff, J. FI. Morgan, Frank school is to pl ly with the C. H. S
"P ANDON LODGE. No. 130 A. F. & A as “an attempt to indirectly accom­ land problem th.it now .seems in tion for lire protection reported that
S msa, Richard Frye, G. Silva C. boys, nut the tact that Coquille lias
M. Stated communications first Saturday i
sight. To the Southwest Washing­ I they had gone over the matter thor- I Terry, W. Smith and D. C Kav. a classy team was realized when they
after the full moos of each n.ontli. All Maste. plish something that cannot be done
Maton* cordially invited.
le Fifield will sail to-morrow about beat our boys twice in the early part
directly’’ and declared it was a vio ton Development Associ ition must I »Highly, and presented two plans
W. E. Craine, W. M.
bi-
given
the
credit
of
carrying
tins
of the winter. The result of the
00
a. m.
>
9
G. T. Treadgold, Secretary
lation of the constitution of the U ni­ movement forward until it has leach­ that were considered feasible. One I
The Phoenix went out yesterday game with the Myrtle Point cham­
ted Slates as it abrogated the section ed a point where successful clearing was to connect with the water pipes
Eastern Star
with 225,000 feet of lumber and pions on the 17th is a big encour­
/"ACCIDENTAL CHAPTER, No. 45, O. which provides the legislatures shall of large areas of slump lands at low of the Bandon Light and water Co.,
agement to the home team because
three passengers.
E. S., meets Saturday evening before and
cost
is
successfully
accomplished.
stating
that
the
company
now
had
56
elect
United
States
senators.
The Randolph arrived in front M. P. overwhelmingly defeated Co
after stated communication of Masonic Lodge.
Visiting members cordially invited to attend.
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At the convention of the associa­ pounds pressure in th • business sec­ Coos Bay yesterday morning with quille, and. in fact. Bandon is the
Anna L. Ciaine, W. M.
only team that has defeated the said
Terry McKune Jumped Con- tion, held the past week in V titcou tion The other was Io lay a pipe 40 tons of freight.
Merta Mehl, Secretary.
ver, the method of operate tl was to the mill of the Geo. W. Moore
The Anvil arrived last trght with champions in two years.
1. o. o. r
tract.
shown and plans for the future dis­ Lumber Co. and secure lhe service of too tons of freight and several pas­
The game tonight will certainly be
T> ANDON LODGE. No. 133. I. O. OF.
cussed. Prof. Sparks of the State their pump in case of fire. Of course sengers, and departed again this a close one, and if you are a lover of
meet* every Wednesday evening. Visiting
College at I Ullman showed by actual nothing could be done without the morning with 40 tons of freight and clean athletics, or have a spark of
brothers in good standing cordiallv invited.
The following, regarding Tei ry
O. A. rrowbridge, N. G.
demonstration how land may be action of the city council, and it was five or six passengers.
enthusiasm in you, to miss this game
A. Knopp, Secretary
McKune, w'ho played shortstop for
cleared of stumps and ro» Is with a decided that the club would attend
will be a sin against your nature.
The
Elizabeth
will
probably
lie
in
Bandon a few years ago when Coos
Kuightn of PytliiHH
minimum of money and effort, anil the council meeting in a hotly next to-night.
The
school needs your interest and
county had a league composed of
TlELPHI LODGE. N o . 64. Knights of
at the convention sessions | romint til Wednesday night anil urge upon
encouragement.
Pythias. Meets eveiy Monday evening classy players, will prove interesting
delegates outlint d a scheme for pool­ the council the immediate necessity
The game will begin at 8:30.
at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
to Ians, most of whom w;ll sympa­
At the Grand.
attend.
E. Lewin, C. C.
ing large stump land areas and mak­ of doing something.
Admission
25 cents. The steamer
thize with Terry, notwithstanding
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
ing fettile farms out of now almost
In lhe meantime a special m-eting
Coquille
will
bring a large excursion
dial he made a bad break. Tin- item
worthless
land
of
the
club
will
he
belt!
Tuesday
crowd
down
l^om
Coquille.
The
M.
J.
Kelly
Comedy
Co.
of
DR- -A.- F INGRAM is clipped from the sporting columns
l he organization of a big company night to go into the details of the 14 people will appear at the Grand
Ohiropraotor
of the San Francisco Bulletin: “It
to handle the land, clearing ii anil situation more thoroughly, and every Theater Saturday anti Sunday nights
Office Hours 9 to 12 a. tn. and
Notice to Tax Payers.
looks bad for Terry McKune to play
i to 6 p. m.
plai ing it on the marki t in snial1 member is urged to be present at in “The Dashing Widow” Saturday
in organized baseball this year. Bill
Office in El Dorado Building
Taxes for the year of 1910 are due
tr.u Is for the tanner, was forecasted. this meeting.
and “The Mayor’s Vacation" Sun­
Pnone Main 71
Bandon, Ore. Lange, who represents the National It was suggested that money lie
and
payable on and aftea February
day night,
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Commission in California, interested
1st,
1911. Three per cent reliate
raised for the work by bonding the
This Company has played to pack
himself in the young player’s case
Dr. FL. Lt- Houston
Riverton Locals
up
to
March 15th. From March 15th
land, similar to the plan followed in
ed houses in Marshfield and every­
with the hope of getting him rein­
PHYSICIAN k SUKCßuN
to
April
3rd pay taxes at face.
irrigation districts. Easy payments
one who has attended the show has
There
will be no further notice of
t tffioe over Urn« Store. lluiirn, !• tut-’ stated. McKune, after signing a for purchasers were favored ami it
There is much sickness in our spoken well of it.
contract with Seattle two years ago
H.tu. 1 :3U to 4, p.tu. ; 7 to S in th« «vimini».
the
amount
of taxes due sent out by
was generally agreed that the result­ town most of it being caused by
The costumes are magnificent and
and accepting a $100 advance mon­
mail, except where the tax payers
Night calls nnswered from office.
ing development in dairying, vegeta severe colds.
there
are
lots
of
pretty
girls
in
the
ey, jumped Io the California league,
request it and furnish a list ol the
bit* groving and fruit raising would
HANIXIN,
-
-
-
lIKH.t»
company.
then ait outlaw organization Sub­
The measles have appeared in
property on which they desire to
be astonishing in its far-reaching
Reserved
seats
now
on
sale
at
the
Dr- Li. F Sorensen sequently aftei the California League benefits to the territory h im; between McCormick family, but none ol
W. W. Gage,
pay.
Bowling Alleys.
cases are proving serious.
broke up, a ruling was made that all
DENTIST
F
api.
1
Sheriff
and Tax Collector.
I the Cascade Mountains and the sea
Prices 75c and 50c. Children 35c,
contract junipers belonging to it I
•
*
Mis.
J.
F.
Chaney
has
been
quite
Office Over Vienne Cafe
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should be suspended five years.
sick for several days.
i
Telephoneat Office and Home.
Notice of Dissolution.
Build
Boat
on Coquille.
Lange received word front the Nat­ May Tax Bachelors and
Deep sympathy is felt by our citi­
BANDON
-
-
OREGON ional Commission tipprising hint that
zens for the relatives of the late John
Spinsters, Too.
nothing could be done for Terry. In
The real estate firm of Kronen-
Capt. I laggblom of Astoria, who
Turner, whose sudden death Of
a. T. TllKAI»<l«>I.I>,
other words, he must remain outside
berg
Ct Thrift, of Bandon, Oregon,
lias
been
here
figuring
with
local
ettrred in one of our coal mines.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR of the breastworks until lie has served
Ellensburg,
Wash.,
Feb.
22.
is
this
day dissolved by mutual con
boat
builders
on
the
construction
of
AT LAW,
Steve Steward who had his leg
his teim.” Coos Bay Sun.
There is consternation among the broken the second time, is now able .1 river boat about 70 feet long, has sent.
NOTARY PUBLIC
bachelors and spinsters of Ellens
Dated at Bandon, Oregon, this
awarded the contract to Nels P.
to sit up again.
Bandon,
Oregon.
New Tax Plan.
burg. The reason for the scare is
, Nelson, who will build her at 18th day of February, 1911.
Mrs. Farnum, who recently tin
Office With Bandon Investment t.'o
the prospect that Ellensburg c >nn-
J. I.. K ronenbuko .
1 Prosper. The craft is to I m * a sister
derwent
an operation in Marshfield,
< ilinen may adopt an ordinance tax­
A. G. T hrift .
1 vessel to the Julia B, plying «n the
Dr. FT- Lrî. Brown.
Tne sheriff's office is now very ing unmarried men and women $25 was compelled to go back there Columbia river and will draw two
Done in the presence of W. J.
Reaident Dentist.
busy sending out the annual state­ a year each. The proposed ordi for a second operation.
13-4-T
feet less water. The boat is to be Sweet and F. J. Fahy.
ment of taxes for the current year nance was introduced in the council.
Gffice in Panter Building
Our Sunday-school was re-opened completed about June r and will be
and prefers that taxpaying be de­
Office Hours: 9 to 12 M.. I to 5 P. M.
The ordinance provides that men last Sunday with Mrs. Richardson towed from here to Astoria.
For Sale.
Phone.
BANDON. OREGON
layed for a week or so, nntil this who shall swear that they have pro as supet intendent.
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work is completed. An improved posed to three unmarried and linbe
The people here are taking advan­
BARROW system is being used this year, as truthed women, and give their names tage >1 the good weather to plant Special Meeting of Commer­ At Ellingson Rant li, one register­
ed O. I. C. Boar. Address Frank
these statements are in the form of a shall be exempt from the tax, and their e.trlv gardens.
Attorney and Counaelor-at Law
cial Club.
Biescke.
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receipt in duplicate. When returned women who have never received a
Rose berry now sends a lx>y
COQUILLE. - ORE or brought in with a remittance for
proposal shall also be exempt, while around the neighborhood to solicit
Office over Skeels’ Store
A correspondent of the Eugene
There will be a special meeting ol
taxes it saves the tune of writing an those who have received a proposal orders for groceries, etc., and deliv­
Office Phone. Main 335;
residence. Main 346
Guard
writes from F.I Reno, Okla.,
Bandon
Commercial
Club
at
Fire
­
entire new receipt, with description shall be taxed an additional $10.
ers the goods.
V.'RITAS
'
under
date of February Sth. He
man
’
s
hall
Tuesday
night
at
which
of property, etc. It has only to be
I»K B. W KOSHITKK
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‘
says:
“
Everything here is dry and
every
member
is
urged
to
be
pres
signed, numbered in duplicate, an
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Lupie
Carranza
Dead.
Death
of
Mrs.
Storm.
•
cold.
There
has not l»een any rain
ent.
The
question
of
better
fire
the necessary entry tn ide on tax
BANDON
OREGON records, making a great saving of :
protection and other important mat [ since October 1st of last year up Io
Lupie Carranza, the pugilist, who
Mrs. Isaac Storm died at her home ters will be taken up.
this time, only enough to lay the
Office and residence in Panter residence properly time over the old system.
Ibis is
next door to Bijou Theatre
IS well known on Coos Ba., died in Bandon last Friday. Mrs. Storm's |
.
'fust. The wheat is about all dried
the same plan as is in use in Mult
j out, still, people are getting readv
nornah connty.— Roseburg Review suddenly in a San Francisco hospit.il maiden name was Nancy E. Harvey
Card of Thanks.
Oscar Peterson
Sunday. Col. C. C. Going, secretary She was Inirn in Arkansas Dec. to,
to sow oats. The wind will get in
Contractor and Builder
of the local Aerie of Eagles, It.is r< - t888, and was 22 years, 2 months
the south and one will think it will
Mobilize Troops Along
ceived a telegram ft out the San and 7 days old at the time of her
We desire to express our sincere rain, but it will again whip arouu»l
Estimate* furnished.
Day »nd lontract wmk
Border.
Francisco Aerie 11 >tifying Iv'in of I death.
done at lowest living figures. Addiei. Bandon
thanks to the many friends who so to the north and get cold and not
or call at ressdense near Spruce inert and south
Carranza’s death, bill no parti» ulars
She came to Bandon with Iter kindly assisted us during the sickness rain or snow. There will be a big
city limits.
were
given.
Carranzt
joined
the
parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Har­ and death of Mrs. Storm.
emigration out of this country to the
St. Petersburg, Russia, Feb. 21
I
coast this spring.”
local
Aerie
of
Eagles
when
he
was
vey
in
1903,
and
was
married
to
Mr.
Isaac
Storm.
MV CLOTHES ARE AT THE _ A dispatch from Harbin says th»*
spending
some
time
on
the
Bay
a
Isaac
Storm
Aug.
17,
1905.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Storm.
Russian troops are l»eing concen­
A piece of flannel dampened with
Deceased leaves a husband, two
trated at Kiakhta, a settlement in year or two ago Coes Bay Times
Chamberlain
’s Liniment and l>ound
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child
en.
a
girl
four
years
old
and
a
For Sale.
Siberia close to the Chinese' frontier
on
the
affected
parts is superior to
boy
two
years
old,
and
her
parents
and opposite the Chinese town of Look, Shirts Only 1c Apiece.
any plaster. When troubled with a
to
mourn
her
loss
She
was
a
kind
I Miamechin.
Restaurant best location in Ban lame track and pains in the side or
For this week only we will lattndi r and affectionate wife and mother,
c>r',ers havc bepn i,M,pd ,o shirts for one cent. Positively no anil highly respected by her friends. don. A splendid opportunity for t chest give it a trial and you are cer-
I strengtaen the watch on the frontier.
The bereaved family have the man and wife. Will be sold at a big tain to lie more than pleased with
The Chinese resident general of credit at this price and the cent
Where Yours Ougbt^to be
sympathy of many friends in their sacrifice owing to ill health. Inquire the prompt relief which it affords,
Mongolia received orders from I'e- must I m * of the issue of 1877.
at R ecorder Office
14-tf
j Sold by C. Y. Lowe.
time of great sorrow.
13 2 —Bandon Steam Laundry.
PrOp. km to mobilize the border troops.
A. F. DERINGER
Keep the logs rolling boys I
C. R.
BANDON
STEAM
I A UN DRY