Semi-weekly Bandon recorder., April 04, 1911, Image 1

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Semi-W eekly
VOLUME XXVII
BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 4. 1911
NUMBER 25
BANOON MEETS
SAYS GET LAÑO
WITH DEFEAT
I
Advises Oregonians to Invest
Financial End of Proposition i Captain Branson Talks With Happy Reunion of “Poet of
in Farm LanJ Soon as
County Goes to Myrtle
ing for Much Needed
Assured, Stock and Bonds
Convincing Power and
the Sierras” and Estrang­
Possible
Point Team.
Development.
About All Sold
Authority
ed Frau
Portland, Or., April 4 (Special)
“Patties are lost in the same
No less a financial authority than I spirit they are «on." The Bandon
Frank A Vanderlip, president of boys fought well, hilt the lads from
the National tity Bank, New York, Myrtle Point succeeded in getting
and formerly an assistant to the See our "goat," and by a big margin
retary of the Treasury, has handed ! 2t to 1. Some sav that the result
out good advice to Oregonians this was because of the climatic condi­
past week.
He says every man tions, others because of the oppon
should.get a piece of land and he enls’ roughness', and numerous
urges that now is the time to get it other reasons, but notwithstanding
Mr. Vanderlip was entertained these rumors the fact’ still remains
during the past week by the Port­ that we were beaten and beaten
land Commercial Club.
lie ex­ badly. The weather was unmerci­
pressed great confidence in tiie future fully hot anti even the spectators al­
of Oregon and says the very-attrac­ most roasted. Myrtle Point had
tive appearance of the state impresses this advantage because of their trop­
him with the wisdom of every man ical weather during the past week,
securing for himself and family a while here the weather was very
piece of land, for it will not be a mild. The B. II. S. boys tlid not
great while until a poor man will be I lay as rough as their opponents,
unable to get land
but both teams are somewhat to
In discussing the financial situation blame for the roughness of the game.
Mr. Vanderlip expresses the belief The most logical reason is because
that business condition, in the coun­ the opponents had a heavy, well
try at large are taking a hopeful trained team to practice with, while
turn. He finds banks are sound, our practice team were much smaller
crop prospects are good, and there than the B. FI, S. regulars. The
is general confidence in the future.
Bandon team showed good team
work in the first part of the game,
A Few Queries on April but Myrtle Point had them out
classed. We were defeated and will
Fool Day.
stand it in the way the leading High
School of Coes County should stand
Mr. Editor:
Do you suppose it. We will congratulate Myrtle
that fool day, April 1st had any­ Point, the Coos county champions—
thing to do with “our boys’ ” de­ and will add that they certainly know
feat. If so, we will have it stricken how to play basket ball.
This ends the very successful
off the calendar; and what has be­
season
of Basket Ball for the Coos
come of the jolly kids that used to
County
high schools. It has been
make the citizens stay indoors tor
one
of
enthusiasm
and interest from
fear of cards and rags decorating
the
first
game,
ten
weeks
ago. Myr
their back view.
I went with fear
¡tie
Point
stands
in
first
place,
Ban
and trembling to the (.'.range dinner
1
don
follows
next,
Coquilleand
North
expecting to bite int i some joke,
but nothing happened. Our little j Be d are tied for third place and
friend, Harriet, did not prlt cottori Marshfield is in the rear
I h e following correspondence
The Bandon Cannery will surely
from Sudden X Christensen to W111. : be built at once, as the financial end
Hicking of" the Prosper Mill Co I of the proposition is fully assured.
would indicate that these gentlemen Practical! v all of the stock and bonds
were working tluoiigh their congiess- have been sold and the woik of
man, Julius Kalin, ia the matter of rounding matters into shape is pro
impiovement of the Coquille liver. 1 reeding very satisfactorily.
It is
Folio ■ ing is a copy of the letter thought that by the end of this week
received by Mr. Hicking. also a everything will lie closed up so tar
copy of one w ritten to Congressman as the financial end of the business is
Kahn by Congressman Hawlev:
concerned, anil then the work of
San Francisco, Cal .
building and equipping the cannerv
March 29th, 1911 will begin very soon.
Wm. Hicking,
Prosper, Oregon
Langlois Items
Dear Sir.—It might be interesting
to you to know that we have t iken
up with Congressman Julius Kahn,
The framework for the first story
the matter of improvement of Co­
of the new hotel is up.
quille river. Herewith we iiand you
Wm. Elliott returned home from
a ccpy of a letter received by him
Marshfield
Wednesday where he had
from W. C. Hawley.
been called on account of the illness
Very truly yours,
of his mother and son.
S uppen & C hristenson
Oakland, Cal., April 1.—After a
Revival meetings at the Metho
dist chmch are growing in interest. separation ol more than to years,
The attendance is steadily increas ­ Joaquin Miller, the poet of the Sier
ing. The large number cf extra seals ras anil his wife are reunited, Alt's
are none too many. The crowds , re Miller coming tioni the e;>.-.t lo h< 1
seeing for themselves that the Gospel hirmand' bidside at l'abiola hospi­
Mrs. Miller, who lias been
has its old time drawing power, and tal.
people still des're to live better lives living with her sister near Saratoga,
New York, accompanied l>) her
on a higher plane.
Sunday moming. as was atmounc- daughter, Juanita, arrived in Oak­
ed, Capt. Branson took up the much land this week.
Alarmed at the lepoited relapse
abused subject of Christian perfec­
tion. I’lie large church was tilled of the poet, following Miss Miller's
Little time was given to the opening departure for New Yolk to clo-e her
exercises. The speaker plunged into slud’o, mother anil daughter hasten
his subject and for an hour-and a ing at once to the hospital, where a
half, amid never flagging interest on happy and touching reunion took
the part of the audience, handled his place.
subject in a masterly way. “Sane
and simple, a child could compre­
A letter received from Sin Fran­
hend,” was the opinion of many. cisco yesterday brought the intelli
Quite a number came forward Io, gence that Mis. Agnes Daily, daugh­
thank the evangelist for his sermon [ ter of Mr and Mrs. I). E. Stitt, was
on this little understood subject.
married March 27th, at San Fran
At 3:00 o’clock the speaker faced cisco, to John Sowash, of that city,
Bill White and Lorin Forty were
Washington, D. C.,
March 22, 1911, up from Port Orford Friday looking an audience entirely of men. While a gentleman with whom she has
the audience was not as large as in been acqil.i nted for sev • 1 y irs.-
for beef cattle.
Hon. Julius Kahn, M. C.,
the
morning, yet a more attentive I Momnou It HcraM
San Francisco, Cal.
II. A. Cox is erecting a new res­
audience
never faced a Bandon
My Dear Sir:—Your note upon idence in the in south Lan lots.
Miss A ic ia King b 1.
*i-i her
speaker.
Several
requested anothel I'estan ant ' to E A
the letter of Sudden X Christenson,
1 .» and'
Miss Portor, of Coquille who has such meeting for men only, so that
relating to the improvement of tht
commenced the new lei 111 of school other men might have the opport 11 ilaitghli 1 who 11 < nil) . .me here
Cyquilie river is received. 1 have
from Oklabomi, and the m w pro­
is boarding with Mrs. S. T. Male nity of hearing the captain.
been looking out for this waterway,
prietors have 11 uili'd I ! i Quick
In the evening Captain Branson Meal restaurant.
and the 1910 report of the Chief of horn.
I ie . l.i. e also
Chief Operator Dunklee of the took for his subject "rhe Unwel made . ome iaang> , pn.11 ; m a
Engineers says. Vol. 1, page 930,
that there is an appropriation avail­ wireless station passed through town come Caller" and for a text- "Be iuucli isHint r and otii 1 ■ < ' cig s.
Thursday on his way to Bandon hold! I stand at the door and knock "
able for a ten foot channel.
line "<■ u old
F or S ai . i :.
The speaker announced th 1! so l.u
I will be glad to assist in any way returning Satuidy.
male bio.-.¿y D ull
WG e
1 bc-
the
meetings
were
only
of
a
pr
par
1 can to secure me betterment of
Al Ames while bringing down a
i pio
an d 1.5"
1 minis.
1 Ween
atory
nature;
now
they
were
on
m
this ’waterway as 1 fully appreciate load of furniture for Mr. Bono of the
I'rii <;
its importance. With best wishes, Marshall ranch, had the misfortune dead earnest If every night sees as D iv< •. single 01 double
Inquire
0
oison,
f 1. R
large an audience, and such a m ini
1 am ’
Truly yours,
I to fall join his wagon and was bad­
; 9 x
P.il kel 'lung.
festal
ion
<•!
the
llolv
Spun
.
pres
W.C H aw 1.tv.
ly shaken up,
w. ( '. Sehmri , ll).HI.ig< i ol the
ence ami power, Bandon i. in ioi
< K X >
Marie Kossen lues been engaged to such a cleaning up as it ha : nevei ( fraud , h it for ( ' oqtliilr fl. 1 other
Mrs. Geo. Turner of Bandon was teach a teirn of school on Elk River. before experienced. People are get towns ill the co, 1 il » 1 111 HD >1 oillg,
awarded one of the largest prizes
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Mrs. Knapp returned from Port- ting to see that Capt. Branson is .1 and w i>i return in aboti! .1 At ck.
in the cake, nor send soft instead of
awarded
by
t
’
.
e
Kohler,
Chase
Piano
Weather Report.
! land Friday where she hail taken man of God, preaching the straight
Lost.- A bunch of 12 Keys on
hard boiled eggs, I was beginning
Publicity Co. of Portland Imt as yet
' her son Oris to-the Good Sam iritan Gospel, intensely in earnest, with a key ring, between joe N ip's place
to think the good old days were
has not been informed wli.at the prize Haspital. When she left Oris was love for his fellows and a hatred ol
passed, but met with the genuine
and Langlois. Reward. Address
Captain O. Wiren, co-operative is. The three largest prizes are a
sin; lie is like Dwight L. Mordy. |<>hn F. Bane, cate Moore Lumbei
old fashioned April fool befoie the | observor, reports that the rainfall for $500 piano, a diamond ring, anil a improving.
He took his audience by surprise and Co.
20 15-x
day was over, when the joke of the
Mel Fitzhugh has moved into the
the month of March was 2.84 in­ j chest of silver, and it is probable
showed
them plainly the various ex
day redeemed the day.
ches, days clear ¡2, days rainy ind that Mrs. Turner's prize will lie one house recently vacated by Dr. dises tin y used to keep the Saviour i Mrs Nels Rasmussen entertained
The Women’s Relief Corps were
a number ol friendr at Ini home in
of these. She wa4 also awarded a I Maim.
I cloudv 19.
out. Either the Saviour in and the
in session and calmly pursuing the , The rainfall for the corresponding check for $130,50 to apply on the
Henry Adolphsen was up from his devil out, or the devil in ami th East Bandon last I hursday aftei
even tenor of their way, when like a ¡month of fgto was 2.10 inches, a purchase price of a piano. Mrs. ranch on Elk River Wednesday do-
noon, in honor of Mi Fahy and
Saviour out, one or the other; lliei ■
bomb exploding up jumps the jun­ difference of .68 of an inch more Turner is certainly to be congratu­ I ing trading.
daughter Miss Mollie I'aliy of Fahy-
was no excuse; each was shown up
ior conductbr, our Maude, demand­
ville.
lated on her good fortune.
this year.
The Women of Wotdcraft will Conviction was intense
People
ing her discharge card, stating that
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F or R i n 1.
Two office rooms
Latest estimates of the number of stage a play entitled The Perplexing from different pails of the church
she would not remain in any corps
on
Atwater
St.
next
to postoftice.
Firemen Attention
Situation.,
April
15th.
The
pro
­
stepped forward and took the open
new settlers who will come to ()re-
or lodge that did not treat her right
Write
or
phone
Thus
Devereaux,
ceeds
will
go
toward
buying
an
or
­
stand for the Saviour in and tlm
gon during the present period of low
and out of the hall she flounced, h< 1
gan
for
the
W.
O.
W
hall.
Parkersburg,
(
he.
25 1 |
devil out.
heels making dents in the floor at
Remember the regular meeting colonist fares, place the figure al
Captain Branson certainly grips
Mrs. P. J. Linberg was in Lang­
Miss Blanche Stilt, the llera! !
every step. Well, we looked at of the department tonight at 7.30 35,000. The movement is said by
his
audience
for
lie
is
led
of
the
lois
Saturday
on
her
way
to
Coquille
the
railroads
to
lie
the
heaviest
since
typo,
gave Independence a Visit o I
each other in blank amazement, but in Fireman’s Hall. Business of im­
Holy Ghost. None have found fault F riday and again on Munday. Mo 1
to
visit
hea
son
Torn
Lane
and
fam
colonist
periods
were
inaugurated,
before we could open our mouths portance, anil a full attendance is
with the speaker, though he gets mouth I b raid
and while not all who come will be­ ilv.
to exclaim, the junior vice president requested.
them
to see their own sill.
come permanent settlers, a gre.it
Miss Grace Langlois re turned to
hands in her resignation which
By <)rder of Chief.
<
Every
night this week Captain
proportion will, and eventually many her home al Cape Blau o Tuesday
caused another shock. Our presi
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1
Branson
will
spe,<k.
service
,
com
who g<> back will return and make after a two week’s visit in Bandon.
dent called order and we had just
Aim High and con
Popular Hotel
tnencing it 7130 instead of 7:45, so
their homes here. We know it at
resumed the regular work when
The dance Saturday night was ,that the service i 1 over by 9J5 |he
'at least a lew of th'- 35,000 that will the most orderly one of the season
there came a signal for admission.
sider yourseii
captain is nr direct touch with the
The guard opened the door and in
The Popular Hotel, N. N. Jacobo- , come to B in foil.
and was greatly enjoyed by those divine power house and has a mes­
; capable oí
walks our Maude smiling as the sun vich, proprietor, will keep open
The exploitation of Douglas tir present.
sage for all, especially the one that
after an ’April shower, demanding of every Saturday night 'till 2 o'clock. w 11 be undertaken by the mamifac
Clarence Zumwalt was up from is hopeless and iks< our.iged.
us if we had found out wha. day it Supper served to dancing parties tmers of Oregon and Washington ! Sixes Sunday.
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was.
Pandemonium broke loo.e anil any others who may desire.-24tf and a fund was set aside at a recent
Mr. and Mrs. W. E Catterlin
S. J. Culver, a prosperous rancher \ rhings
then sure enough
The call for re­
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meeting to carry on a publicity cam­ have been in Bandon this week al- of Camas Valley, this week made a
freshments followed anti strange to
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When a medicine must be given paign. It is felt that with such inij I tending to business matters
/
deal for the large bouse a id barn >>
sav not another joke was perpetrated. to young children it should be pleas mense quantities of fir timber availa­
M.ake
up
yotir
mini
<•
a
1 to sai
Dr. Mann was called from Bandon and eight lots of p. A. Michael and ❖
Even the ice cream was genuine.
ant to take. Chamberlain's Cough ble in the two states, it can be given
•>
•Î» thoiisand doUars.
Slat a y
expects
to
move
in
and
occupy
it
Sunday
for
Mrs.
Hedges
of
Din
Excuse the length of this Mr. Ed­ Remedy is made from loaf sugar and a much wilier market in future.
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Bank Account and persvA * •ic.
mark and Mrs. John White of Lang­ this fall. Mr. Michael and his f.ini
itor, but you know April fool day the roots used in its preparation
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A sore throat can be treate I b-st lois, Ixith reported seriously sick. ily expect to move to Washington « Volt can do il a. • asily as ■V
only comes once a year.
give it a flavor similar to maple syr­
olliers bave yoii MISI
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— Press Cor. W. R. C. No. 40 up, making it pleasant to take. It from the outside. The throat should The Dr. came down on his motor to make their home as soon a
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school
is
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The
consideration
'cycle and made the trip in two
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has no siqierior for colds, croup and be rubbed gently with Balia rd > S:.< w
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ill tile ileal was Sf.ooo, and it wa­ •ft
1 hours.
Liniment.
Apply
at
night
an
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cov
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In cases of rheumatism relief from whooping cough. For sale by C.
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rn.ide
through
lloopi
&
(files
er with a cotton cloth oand.igc; by
Charlie Farrier of La Grande, son
pain makes sleep and rest possible. Y. Lowe.
i FINSI NATIONAL BANK £
morning the soreness w.ll disappear. of George Farrier, is visiting tela Myrtle Point Enterprise,
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This may be obtained by applying
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Quick Meal Re, tain.lilt fol ckllll
Stale Depositary
"Fl FIELD“- The “ONLY Price 25c, 50c and $1,00 per l«>ttl •. lives and friends in Langlois after
Chamberlain's Liniment. For -ale
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Sold by C. Y. Lowe.
an absen< e of five years.
1 chowder.
25-12
by C. V. Lowe.
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