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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1911)
EUGENH, OHE Uuivertity E* Semi-Weekly BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1911 VOLUME XXVII NUMBER 19 Lodge and Professional — - Directory * Lodje» are requested to notify this uffue ~ 4 on election ol officers and on change of 1 meeting night. Cards under this head 7 7 are 75c per inch per month. £ 4 . . 3 tW? > 1 2 v f t f t i. Portland Parties Buy l.ewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M. EE T.S l ust and Third 1 ueadays of each month at 8th run at the Bandon Wig warn. Sojourning Chiefs in good standing are cordially invited to attend. A. J. Hartman, J. C. Sheilds, • C. of R. Sachem. w. o. w. the Shipping Business Is Good Says Article Had Reference North Bend Team Defeated Says This Is Excellent Loca Entire Addition For at Local Port for Past to Coos Bay Rather than by the Score of tion For Canning $12,500 Three Days Bandon. 23 to 10 Establishment The Bandon H. S. Basket Ball quintet won their second victory fiom North Bend this year, last Fri day night in the Bandon Opera House. The home team did good work and although the visitors were exceptionally rough., our boys smoth ered them by the score of 23 to to. Every man played the game and the visitors were completely shut out in the first half—-score 9 to o in faver B. H. S. Scroggins made 3 baskets, Strang 1, and Galliei one free throw, but the visitors did not seem to have the basket located yet and never got a thing. In the second half North Bend seemed to begin to realize that it was time they were getting in the game or the result would be a shut out. They played for dear life with the one motive to win in view and succeeded in making five baskets— Newkirk 4, Hansen t. But our boys did some classy team work which completely outdid anything the visi tors could show. The result of this half was. one basket to Scroggins, 3 to Strang, 2 to Gallier, and two free throws made by Gallier, making 14 to to in this half. Last Wednesday night North Bend lost to Myrtle Point, on Thurs day to Coquille, and on Friday night to Bandon, but all were reasonably close games they say. If the B. H. S. boys win from Co quille next Friday, March 17th, they will be tied with Myrtle Point for Capt. John W. Scares, of Spok ane, representative of one of the largest canning companies in th<- United States is in Bandon looking over the situation and says this is an ideal location for a cannery, and that there is no better country any where than Coos county foi the es tablishment of canneries. Hi- also says that he believes there will be ten or fifteen canneries in this immediate country within the next five or six years. Col. Seares is putting in the can- neiv at Myrtle Point and will put in one at Marshfield and says Bandon is equally as good a location as eith •r of the others for a big cannery. The cannery company held a meet - ing last night and subscribed $2.500 in stock and telegraphed this morn ing for a cannery promoter to come and sell the rest of the stock. It is the preseut intention to sell $3,000 or $4,000 worth of stock yet. and it is expected that work on the con struction of the plant will start soon. The Breakwater addition to Ban The Washcalore arrived in port “The Bandon Recorder man took don has been sold to Portland par yesterday from Coos Bay and will it unto himself to get hpt under the SEASIDE CAMP NO. 212, ties for $12,500. The deal was load this lime for San Francisco collar over the fact that the mem WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, this trip. The Ida McKav arrive.) bers of the Coquille Commercial Meets First and Third Thursdays. \ ¿siting I made by Geo. Laird who is in Port Neighbors welcomed. land attending business college and yesterday anil will take on a cargo Club did not unite with the Bandon W'm. N. McKay, C. C, doing a little boosting for Bandon of lumber from the south. The Commercial Club in getting out a J. N. Hodting, Secretary on the side, and it would appear i Phoenix arrived Sunday end sailed pamphlet and the fact that the Sen Masonic, that he is making good. Mr. Land ' agai’n yesterday. The Phoenix took tinel stated that on several occasions JJ ANDON LODGE, No, 130 A. F. to A telegraphed to Dr. L. P. Sorensen out 236,000 feet of lumber and the have the people get stung by so do M, Stated communications first Saturday after the full moon of each month. All Master Saturday night to forward the deeds following passengers: G W. Boigan ing. Masons cordially invited. at once as the deal was closed and ; C. Christensen, Roy B. Dement, E In the latter statement the Re W. E. Craine, W. M only waiting for the papers to be C. Guerin, C. Burnham. The Ore corder man may be right and is en Phil Pearson, Secretary filled out The telegram did not gon arrived in port this morning. titled to an apology as the article re Eastern Star state who the parties ¿ere ferred to meant the Coos Bay peo — OOO-------- 0C CIDENTAL. CHAPTER. No 45. O. that had bought the property, nor ple rather than Bandon, but if he E. S., meets Saturday evening before and | The Old Home Bakery to after stated communication of Masonic Lodge the purpose for which it was bought thinks that the Coquille Commercial Visiting member.» cordially invited to attend. but as it is an excellent location Club has any grie a ice against the Move. Anna L. Craine, W. M. Meria Mehl, Secretary. for factory sites, with plenty of good people of Bandon he is wofully mis water front, it is to be supposed that taken because the spirit ol the meet 1. <>. <>. F The Shields and Kennedy build ing was anything but that. The the buyers have something in view. 13 ANDON LODGE. No. 133, I. O. O F. ing opposite Rosa Co.’s store is reason for not going in with the meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting brothers in good standing cordially invited. being moved out to the sidewalk Bandon Commercial Club on their O. A. Trowbridge, N. G. The Hollingsworth Stock Co. and will have a plate glass front pul project was that the Coquille mem A, Knopp, Secretary in I he entire length of the building. hers did not think it exactly what at the Grand Theatre Knight* of Pythlaa The west end of the building will was wanted and that by going ahead elphi lodge , N o . m . Knight» of j be occupied by Mr C. Herzig, and themselves they could get out their Pythias. Meets every Monday evening at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to This talented troupe will present I fitted up with i:ew and up-to-date advertising liteiature right away attend. E. Lewin, C. C. a three act comedy “Other People’s 1 Bakery fixtures and a complete line which is what was wanted here, as B. N. Hairington K. of R. S. Money”. Clat’de Tucker a song of Bakery good«, as well as cold inquiries for literature are coming in ZDZR, A.. F INGRAM and dance artist has been engaged r last meats, ham, and salads. In fast now and should be answerd.”— I (act, everything that goes to rrake a Coquille Sentinel. Chiropraotor for specialty work between acts. Office Hours 9 to 12 a. m. and The Pettycoat Sheriff a Lubiu complete delicatessen. Now the Sentinel man is sadly 1 to 6 p. in. This part ot the business will, no mistaken when he says the R ecord comedy film, will be sure to bring Office in El Dorado Building doubt prove verv popular with the er man was hot under the roller and peals of laughter. Pnone Main 71 Bandon, Ore Saved by Telegraph a thrilling tired house wife and light house the article in the R ecorder plainly American Pathe picture will surely : keeper, lor at any time she can pre stated that we did not intend to Dr H L. Houston be enjoyed. Prof. Kaiisrud’s orches pare a meal in a lew minutes, or put enter any controversy, but only ask PHYSICIAN Si SUKdEoN tra will render up to date musical the finishing touch to a home pre ed for an explanation of that part of < IttioB over Drug Store. Hour», II tu ’.2 selections reserved seats 35c, child pared meal, by getting a little salad, the Sentinel's article which intimated ».in. 1:30 to 4, p.m.; 7 to 8 in the evening. ren 25c. Wednesday, March 15th I olives, pie, cake, rolls, etc. that Bandon had given Coquille the Night ch II h nmwered from oBioe. He also promises to take care of “short end of it’’ in forrnei times. BANDON, - - OKICUOl» the Dutch lunch fiend (as he intends So far as wanting to unite with Wm. Franz.enbach of Bandon is ■ to handle cheese and pickles of all Coquille to get out a pamphlet is Dr La. F. Sorensen here to erect an iron fence around i kinds.) concerned, the initiative was taken DENTIST the Volkmar plot in the cemetery The baking shop will be in »he by Coquille people. A prominent Office Over Vienna Cafe and a nice monument at the grave of ! tear of the store and will also be Coquille business man attended a Telephone at Office and Home. Mrs. Tillie Greene. This will be an fitted with a new oven anil tools. meeting ot the Bandon Commercial BANDON • - OREGON improvement to the cemetery prop The oven is a modern two-deck Club recently and made the sugges erty and no doubt others will also baker’s oven. tion that the valley unite in getting O. T. TBKAIMJOLI». seek to add needed improvements Hard-surface tile-lined, which does out a pamphlet, and the Bandon ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL<!tt| to their lots in advance ol Memorial not absorb the moisture from goods Commercial Club expressed their AT LAW, day. The Bandon sculptor ha,-. filled baked in it as a brick oven does. willingness to unite in the work, but NOTARY PUBLIC’ a good many orders in this territory, it has a capacity of 5,00 loaves of so far as not being able to get out giving satisfaction in every instance. bread per hour, and is a continuous our own advertising is concerned, Bandon, Orogen. Office With Bandon InvoHtmeiil <d He has secured several large con heating oven, so’by baking continu we will state hete that we can do so, tracts lor some ol the most beautiful | ously for 10 hours, .5000 loaves ol Dr. H- lv T Brown. work ever placed in this «ection ol bread could be baked, and every and at present the R ecorder is busy getting out a big line of ad the country. He carries a large one baked just right, as there are Resident Dentist. vertising for immediate use. stock of marble and granite monu various dampers to control the tern Office in Panter Building ------- QUO-------- ments at his Portland headquarters pera!ure. Office Hour,: 9 to 12 M.. I to 5 P. M, Phone, BANDON, OREGON and is in a position to fill orders When asked if he thought the Notice to Horsemen. promptly. Myrtle Point Enterprise. oven would ever be taxed to its full ttdw When you have rheumatism in capacity, Mr. Herzig said: "The Attorney and Counaelur-at Law The Purebred Imported Percher your loot or instep apply Chamber tune is not many years distant when on Stallion, Grainailte, will stand COQUILLE. - ORE lain’s Liniment and you will get the oven will be need, say, four I the season ol 1911 at Sixes, Lang Office over Skeeh’ Store quick relief. It costs but a quarter. hours for baking bread, and lour or, lo : s, Four Mile, Bear Creek and Office Phone. Mein 335; readence. Main 346 Why suffer? For sale by C. Y. five hours a clay baking pies, cakes, ’ Bandon. Commences April 1st. I cookies, rolls, etc. Lowe. DM. K. W. KOMM1TEK Posters and time tabic appear later. This will be brought about, not Rev. S. C. Adams, pastor evan Black Percheron Breeding I only by the increase in population of PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON gelist of southern Oregon Presbytery 17(8 Association, Langlois, Ore. j Bandon, but also by the last disai BANDON OREGON and Rev. McLeod, pastor of the ----- 000----- ¡rearing prejudice of the public 1 Ofice and rwidoKt *o PantCT residence property Presbyterian church of North Bend against bakery goods. I have just returned from the city next door to Bijou Theatre | are visiting Rev. H. C Hartranft The baking industry has advanced with a lull slock of the latest in Mil today. Oscar Peterson more in the last few years than most linery Call on me at Baker's store Contractor and Builder Extra low price on shorts and any other industry. on the plank road before purchasing bran, this week only. The present high cost ol living elsewhere. L j. Mott. ti EjUmaln furnuhed. Day and contract woik T. W. Robison. also has a tendency to cause people done at loweal living figures. Address Bandon 19 t t or call at rcafense near Sprace street and soath better goods and better service, The usual monthly supper of the to use more baker’s goods. city limits. thereby increasing his patronage and As the baker is the first servant of Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist the people, the public must, or cei profits. MY CLOTHES ARE AT THE church will be held at Odd Fellows tainlv will Ire, satisfied that the baker There are certain people woo re hall Th nrsday evening. is complying with all the laws ot hy sent this policy, but with their “Hog Wm. McKay has secured the con giene and sanitat on. it all’’ policy are sure to hurt only tract lor building the ferry scow for Clean methods of making goods. themselves, Io such things cannot use at Coquille and will build it at 1 sing pure materials, and sanitary succeed, as the public wants the best the local ship yards. shogs, are the modern baker's re when it comes to something to eat. Hence the “Live Wire is bound to The Bandon Warehouse h is just ligion. The up-to-date baker is not sat win. received a new lot of dairy chop, Where Yours üughtjto be Be a booster lor Bandon; don't Shorts and beardless barley. Prices isfied to run along in the same old ti are right. Call and see us. 18-ti 1 mt, but strives tn give the people knock home industries Keep the logs rolling boys I D (T r IT s ar BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY A. F. ÜERINÜER - Erop. Buffalo Jone» Buttalo Jones and his American cow boys, roping wild animals in Af rica. Undoubtedly the most inter esting event ever recorded by a mov ing picture camera. Thrilling scenes roping the Rhinoceros, African Lion Giraffe, Wild Boar, Eland and Zebra. Teddy Roosevelt said ou seeing the Coos Co. championship. At this picture—It was a marvelous feat foi Buffalo Jones and his cow boys present the standing is: Team Played Lost to accomplish and makes my own exploits in hunting big game in Af Myrtle Point 8 games 1 rica look like 30c. 2,000 feet com Bandon 1 7 prises this motion picture wonder. Coquille 7 4 It will be shown in Bandon next Sat North Bend 5 7 urday, March 18. The admission Marshfield 7 7 Next Friday night the B. H. S. 25c. Children 15c. team will meet Coquille at Coquille. The game will be an important one Four Mile Note« for if she loses the last ray of hope for the championship is gone. If she wins it does not decide the cham Four mile is enjoying spring pionship, but well, she MUST Not weather again and every one is rush lose , and there will be a large ing their plowing and getting the crowd of rooters leave on the excur early crops into the ground. sion boat at 4 p. ni. Friday to ac Fred Miller and family are having company the team and help them a tussel with the grip. win a victory from Coquille. The Fred Feiger of Bandon is visiting Favorite, with her large enthusiastic his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs crowd will leave at 4 p.m. sharp, Blumenrother, of Butte creek. and the fare’will only be Fifty cents The Richert Brothers have bought for the round trip. Boat returns af the Dyer A Cope donkey and are ter the game. The game between the Fats and moving the same to the new mill to Leans was a scream from start to use tor hauling the logs to the mill. finish, hut as neither side was able to Elmer Davis is visiting his parents connect with the basket, the story is Mr. and Mrs. A Davis, ot Newlake a short one, and the championship Elmer has been working about 20 between the two still remains in miles up South Coos river .mil hid doubt. We have not received any just received the word that Ins moth spring poetry on this game so will er was sick, but the word was so have to let it pass with only casual long in reaching him, Ins motliei was mention, but suffice to say, every well when lie received it. body who saw the game got their Torn Feiger of Bandon has ac money’s worth. cepted a position as weaver in the ———wCr—— Salem Woolen mill, and left last Presbyterian Church week tor that place, J. I.. Foster received the sad news The coast conference of the Pres of the death of Mr. Foster's father, byterian church lor Bandon has whose home is in Washington. lieen called oft- H. C. Hartranft Don’t forgrt the €.range picnic next Sunday at Four mile. I.very Rev. G. W. Taylor, pastor of the A. Davis and sens Rollie and Presbyterian church at Myrtle Point Charlie spent several days in town spent last night at the home of Rev. last week. H. C. Hartranft and moderated the annual meeting at the churuh last Sheriff Gage had business up Four night. mile last week. P btb
