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»VGENB OHP vfli«eriity h* Beml-Weekly VOLUME XXVII BANDON, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH/, 1911 NUMBER 16 ABE RÜEF ¡! Fine Boat Service to Frisco OfiOEREO10 PRISON ^~=——= --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lodge and Professional Directory Lodge, are requested to notify this office on election ot officers and on change ot meeting night. Cards under this head are 75c per inch per month. I j- r The passenger boat service from Bandon to San Francisco is about as good as could be at present. On llie first three days of this week we had a daily passenger boat to the citv. Í l.ewah Tribe No, 48, Imp. O. R. M. lyJEETS first and Third Tuesdays of each "■A. month at 8th run at the Bandon Wig wam. Sojourning Chiefs in gooj standing aie cordially invited to attend. A. J. Hartman, J. C. Sheilds, C. of R. Sachem. Goes on Conviction of Bribe- ry of Supervisor Furey of San Francisco. O ANDON LODGE. No. 133. I. O. O. F. meet» every Wednesday evening. Vialting brothers in good standing cordially invited. O. A. Trowbridge, N. G. A. Knopp. Secretary B Basket Ball To-night. The Basket Ball game to night between the Marshfield and Bandon High Schools, and the preliminary battle between the Fatest of the Fat B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. and the Leanest of the Lean of the business men of the city, should lie TDK. A T=» INGR AM attended by every lover of athletics, Ohlropraotor ami every person able to give a good Office Hours 9 to 1? a. m. and I to o p. in. laugh or cheer in the city The Office in El Dorado Building schools are striving for the Basket Pnone Main 71 Bandon, Ore. Ball championship of the county, and the “Eat'’ and “Lean” boys Dr H. Houston will unearth thousands of laughs and PHYSICIAN N 'SUliÜHuN yells you have been keeping so self Oflloeover IlrngHtore. iLiurs, 9 to ’.2 ishly to yourself. Every one must Rau. 1 to 4, p.iu. ; 7 to H in the eveniiiR. boost. If you are fat—come and Nigbi calls answered from otlice. yell for the “Fats." If lean—why, BANDON, ... OKKGUN yell for the “Leans” of course. At the Bandon Opera House, To night. Dr L B Sorensen Admission 25cts. Knlghta of »’.l Ulla» elphi lodge , n «. <>4. Knights of Pythias. Meets every Monday evening at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to attend. E. I .ewin, C . C. D DENTIST Office Over Vienna Cafe Bandon Educational Club. Telephone at Office arid Home. • OREGON The next meeting of the Bandon Educational Club will be held in the ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR High School Auditorium on Tues day evening, March 7th. The fol AT LAW, lowing program has been arranged: NOTARY PUBLIC V alues in E ducation . Bandon, Oregon. 1. Training the Hands—H. C. Office With Bandon Investment. < 0 Ostieu, Dr. E. W. Rossiter. Intellectual The Practical 2. Dr. ET- Ivi. Brown. vs. the Culture Side—J. W. Side Resident Dentist. Mast, F. J. Feeney. Office in Panier Buildiny 3. Moral and Religious—Vivian Office Hour»: 9 to 12 M. I lo 5 P. M. Hiltchins, Rev. H. L. Grafious. Phone. BANDON, OREGON The musical numbers on the pro- i gram will be in charge of Miss Mc Nair. Attorney and Counaelor-at Law All interested in work of this COQUTTalaK. - ORE 1 character are cordially invited to be Office over Steel»’ Store present. <>. T. All these boats are first class passenger boats ami have as good accommodations as any boats plying along the Pacific coast. People of Bmdun and Coos county app-eciate the fact that we have such excellent service aud there will, no doubt be Hon. John F. Hall, County All Members Present and Business of Importance Judge, Will Address the Transacted Meeting Bandon is becoming a port of greater importance all the time. San Francisco, Cal , Mar. i. An Keep the logs rolling boys I order committing Abraham Ruef to SEASIDE CAMP NO. 212, San Quentin where lie will serve a WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Meets First and Third Thuudays. \ ¡siting term of 14 years on the charge of Neighbors welcomed. bribing Supervisor Furey was made Win. N. McKay. C. C. to-day by Superior Judge Lawler. MnHonlc. The miler was turned over ,n the TJANDON LODGE, No. 130 A. F. & A. sheriff's office and a deputy was M. Stated communications fust Saturday sent to the branch county jail where after the full moon of each month. All Master Masons cordially invited. Ruef is confined. It i.s hardly prob W. E. Craine, W. M. able that Ruef will be removed to G. T. Tteadgold, Secretary San Quintan today as the order will not reach the county jail in lime for Eastern Star CCIDENTAL CHAPTER. No. 45. O. the* regular daily trip of the prison E. S., meets Saturday e.ening before and van to the penitentiary. alter stated communication of Masonic l odge Visiting members coidially invited to attend. Later—Rent has been granted a Anna L. Ciaine, W. M. stay of seven days to enable him to Merta Meh), Secretary. close up his business affairs before I. O. O. V going to prison. - beth Tuesday and the Phoenix Wedne ciay. plenty of business to justify the move by the float companies. w. o. w. bANDON I lie Fitield left Monday, The Eliza- TKKAPriOI.tr, C. R. BARROW The City Council met ic regulat session at the city hall Wednesday night, all members being present A petition, signed by a number of citizens, asking that the council or der a new charter prepared to sub mit to the voters, or that steps be taken to amend the old charter in such way as to be more suitable to conditions and decide as to the le gality of the present charter. The vote on the petition resulted in a lie; then Mayor Masi voted affirmatively and deviated the petition carried. The city recorder was authorized to compile an assessment roll for Second street which is now lieing graded between Pacific ave, and Coquille ave. and the city attorney was ordered to draw an ordinance providing for the assessment as soon as possible. The following bills were allowed Claim 340, A. McNair, sup plies for city, July 14, 1908 to March r, 1911 f 105 22 Claim 341, C. S. McCulloch, engineer’s salary, February 5° Claim 342, R. E. Gardner, I 87 service to engineer J. Bolander, service to en I 25 gineer L. Stitt, set vice to engineer I 2.5 Claim 343, E. B. Kausrud, recorder, salary for Feb. 33 34 postage for mailing assess I !O ment notices Ciaim 344, F. J. Feeney, city attorney’s salary, Feb. 5° 00 Claim 345, Mrs. C. Timmons, rent for (ire engine room 20 00 for February Claim 346, Recorder Pub, Co. H 60 not been there miss a rare opportu nity and a point worthy to visit. Upon its furthest western point stands the lighthouse, much larger Whether I do right or not to say than the one in Bandon. Far out into the ocean are many rocks, tow more about this theme I have to ering above the sea. Close to it leave it to the judgment of the F.di also is a wireless telegraph station; tor. At the same time the friendly the officers in chatge of either one leader must not accept the quintes of these places are extremely well sence of my writings as my own I pleased to show visitors those great views; true, 1 have combined per aids for the navigators. Before the sonal obseivations with the studies United States bought Alaska from and expressions of many of the most the Russian government. Cape prominent geologists, and thus I Blanco was thr most western point speak ot the numbers, of the action of the United States. of the world’s forces generallv called A short distance below we find “Laws of Nature.” that the bluffs are very high and Any opinion arising in the reader perpendicular; a hundred feet or so differently than 1 express, would it west and parallel with those bluffs is not be a most pleasant pastime of a ■ a long reef; at many places, the half of an hour to write such for the waves, which in storms break them R ecorder , and in so doing become selves against those rocky walls, helpful to extend information to I have washed deep cr.ves into them, those who seek such. I, for one, 1 the tops overhanging the waters should be thankful for it. j below, which are always surging and --- wo---- Our journey has brought us to never calm, giving a good picture of the mouth of Whisky Run. six miles I the unbridled forces of God’s great The New Machinery Has north of Bandon. nature and reminding me of the Arrived. In itself it is no scenic location not I Scilla and Caription in Italy ol which auv beauty to l-e discovered, how - ■ the girat Vierman poet Schiffer The new machinery for the Ban ever there is something most inlet speaks in his poem “The Diver” esling in these with me. Thousands when fie says ami it rolls and beams don Steam I aundry has just ar of people have passed there, have I and hisses as if the sea will bear rived, and we are now as well eqipped as any laundry in Coos Co seen it. Imt to most of them it is a! ' another sea. All we ask is a trial package. If the book closed, not worthy their no- j j From here we will branch off, work is not satisfactory it will cost tice leaving the beach to follow the Sixes you nothing, and we are just as But a very short walk up the beach 1 river upstream. Not many miles we find under the high bluff of sand and we come to the Maddon mine; thankful for a small package as a You will receive the a black muck, filled with decom this no doubt is one of the richest large one. same prompt attention and quality posed logs; this, my friends, has gold deposits this side of Gold Beach; of work, and the small package may been, God knows how long ago, the I however, when we consider that this mouth of the Coquille River, empty mine is one hundred and seventy in timr grow to a large one We Claim 347, Bandon Light and Water Co. 34 no ing its waters at present as you find I feet above the present sea level we invite the public in general to call and inspect our plant. Call and let Claim 348, Charles Swift, it. I most be astounded when we consid 2 00 labor Do you doubt such? Then let us ! er that this black sand, too, has been us show and explain to you how we Claim 349, M. Breuer, sup climb the bluff and follow the marks washed there by the surf, such as is launder your clothes. Everything back but the dirt. plies to city jail 7 00 which here and there can be found done at the present beach. Drop us a postal or phone fix and Claim 350, F. A. Holman, substantiating foregone expression; You may doubt such, you have a i 1 salary 75 00 for three miles we follow such, then right to do so, however, what will our wagon will call for your laundry. 00 Remember we make no extra charge Ira Tucker, salary 65 at once the depression tutus east, you say when from there we go up 21 for collection and delivery of work. W. H. Dibble, salary .y» and shortly southward, and we can into the moi ntains and find, seven ¡Claim 351, L. Stitt, labor Yours for better work for the same 75 *3 distinctly see where the Coquille hundred feet above the Maddon j ¡Claim 352, Mr. Mott, labor 2 5° used to flow; this location is at the mine, another heavy layer of black j money. Bandon Steam l-aundry. 2 5° Claim 3fi3, H. Nelson, labor -15-t* beginning of the island above the sand? I Claim 354, Bandon Light A present Randolph. To those who have doubted or 90 <>o Power Co.. February Along the Wharf. We now take an outing and pros explained that those mountains have pect and investigate the country be» n raised by volcanic emptions, 1 The Phoenix sailed Wednesday, Pure Bred Poultry. lower down. only will answer—go and examine One of the points to speak of is those deposits; if piur explanation with a big cargo of lumber for San I the rock at the beach below the would be correct such deposits F rancisco. White Plymouth Rocks, Butt Some More About Sand. Black Lookout of the Life Saving station. would not be as they are, on a per At very heavy storms and high tides feet level, but rolling and broken up; this is a lcM'ality where much mon but such is not the case. gold is thrown up in the sand than We must accept the unexpeected Office Phone, Main 335; residence. Main 346 anywhere in the neighborhood. I tacts that many millions of years ago Free Advertising for our City. Old Mr. Lewis, the first settler in the Pacific ocean had its terminus I»K. K. W. ROMMITKR this locality where Bandon now eight hundred ami seventy feet PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON stands, took advantage of this fact higher, as we find such now. We received the good news that and upon a in)a|| drawn by BANDON OREGON Increditable! and still it was so! the Benedictine Fathers of Mt An- ' his horse, he hauler! this sand u | mmi ( I Go to other continents, for instance Office and residence in Panler residence juoperty next door to Bijou Theatre gel, Ore., who have worked in this j high ground and washed it run when —the Norili Sea between England stale since 1882 are to publish a. ever he needed gold dust; money, and Germany, ages and ages ago the Oscar Peterson Centennial Number in which our] then, was not in circulation here. veiy ocean which washes the sands Contractor and Builder City is to have a conspicuous posi-1 It might pay some one to watch of Holland and Borrussia bordering “The Mt. Angel Magazine" his chances, winter storms being Eilirriitr* furnished. Day and contrail work tion. j the East Sea, or Baltic, reached done at lowea living figures. Address Bandon that circulates all over the Union more to an advantage than anv otliet 1 many hundreds of miles inland and or call at reudense near Spruce sl.eel and south and Europe in previous years ha-- time city limilr. ceded and had its beach there cov done much to advertise Oregon and I Further down we go, Theie are ering all this land now inhabited, MY CLOTHES ARE AT THE bring progressive citizens to the several creeks, in which neighbor In Saxony, the southern part of West. Mr. N. Henry Robinson, hood, much gold has treen mined tn ¡Germany, below Meissen at Hirsh- the field solicitor, will call here and 1 former years, and the same storms ! berg, was the beginning of the Al take up the work with the Cummer - which covered up the Iteacli at 1 lantic ocean. cial club. W<- bespeak a good word Whisky Run, also destroyed these Geology has taught us and the for him. mines. proofs of such facts are written in all At the present time good paying those different formations ot the F-R S ai . e . — New four room sand is found back of Col. kosa's crust of the earth, that once, many house and ten lots ail fenced and in sawmill on Mr. Little’s place. millions of years ago, the Continent Wnere Yours Oughfto be After a pleasant march we arrived I of North and South America was fruit and in garden. Price £8oo. 16-tf-F I at Cape Blanco. Those who have ■ covered by water and nothing but the A. F. ÜLRINÜER - [ Prop. Inquire at this office. BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY A Good Roads mass meeting will lie held at the Bandon Opera House next Tuesday evening, March 7th, at 8 o’clock, at which all tax payers and all interested in better roads for I this section of Coos county are urged to be present. Hon. John F. Hall, County Judge, will be present and addtess the meeting. F. F. Eddy and Mr. Gould, who were delegates to the State Good Roads meeting with Judge Hall, have also been invited to attend as have also W. T. Dement and Geo. J. Arm strong, county commissioners, aud all will, no doubt, be present. Everybody who has any ideas about the building of roads, or the best methods of raising funds for road work are invited to attend and trake suggestions, but at any rate, the public generally is urged to at tend. Let everybody get in and boost lor a road system in this section of Coos county that will be second to none. The Bandon arrived in port yes i < trphingtons, White Pekin Ducks, terday morning i Indian Runner Ducks eggs $1 Mammoth Bronze The Fifield arrived in San Fran per setting. cisco early Wednesday morning after Turkeys eggs $2 per setting of ten a fine trip down the coast. She will Also a few trios of Buff Orphintons leave the city Saturday night and is for sal«-. Phone or write Mrs. F. F. Ifi-tl r scheduled to sail from Bandon again Eddy at Bullards. next Thursday. For Sale. February Weather Report. Restaurant best location in Ban <lon. A splendid opportunity lot Captain O. Wiren, co operative man and wife. Will be sold at a big observer reports that the rainfall lor sacrifice owing to ill health Inqiiiit- the month of February was 5.79 R k .- ordek Office 14 tf at inches, days clear 11, days rainy and cloudy 17. All who attend the Basket Ball The rainfall for the corresponding game to-night will sure get the month last year was 7.22 inches, a worth of their money. The Fats and difference of 141 inches less this Leans lined up for practice last year. night and pul up a great game, and Appallachian Mountains, the R<>< ky 1 both teams are going in for blood Also the Bandon and Mountains, the Sierra Nevada and to night. Marshfield High School teams will Colorado and parts of the Cascades play, so you will get a chance to see were visible above the level ol such I two games for the price of one. vast expanse of waler, the Andes See A. A. Pauli for best gi-.de were all of it reaching above the P ohl coal. Phone 382. 66tf water in South America.
