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bugbnb . ümk E» Semi-W eekly » 1 i It ■ I V_ ? VOLUME XXVII BANDON, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1911 NUMBER 26 VERY 6000 DEPARI Bandon Christian Association Have Struck Small Quantity Railroad Men Who Investi Special Session of Congress Elizabeth and Fifield Both Explanation of Mobilization to be Formally Launched of Oil, and Indications gated Coos Bay Visit of Troops on Border Convened Tuesday Make Quick Trips on That Date Are Bright. Humboldt Bay Morning This Time is Given I The Bandon Christian Association The prospects for oil at the Mio The Eureka Herald says: ‘‘If Washington, D. C., April 4.— Both the Elizabeth and Fifield El Faso, Tex., April 5. —An ex will open their reading room in Lo cene Oil and Gas Co.’s well on straws show which way the wind Called in extraordinary session by made quick tups to Sail Francisco planation bearing all the marks of renz’ Hall to the public Sunday af Bear Creek are getting better all the blows, it will not be long before dirt President Taft to consider the ques and return this time, leaving here authenticity and clearing up the ternoon. Arrangements for this time, and in fact oil in small quan will be flying in construction ojwa- tion of Canadian reciprocity which last I' 1 id.iv : the Fifield arrived last American- Mexican-Japanese s i 111 a reading room have been under way tities has already been found and the tions on a north coast railroad to failed at the last session because of night and the Eliz ibeth early (his lion, was given here to-day by one for some time and there will also be well which is now down nearly 1200 connect Eureka and Portland by ! a filibuster against it in the Senate, morning. of the most prominent Mexican- a gymnasium in connection. The feet is in regular oil sand and rock,so rail, possibly on two such coast lines. the sixty-second Congress assembled l lie Fifield carried 150 tons of Americans in the country. Accord "After a speedy automobile trip 1 at noon to day. In spile of the fact freight ami the following passengers: ing to this informant, who is in a reading room will lie open to the that the prospects aie that oil will be public, but the gymnasium will be found in paying . quantities in the to Crescent City to Eureka, a dis that the proclamation issued bv the C. O. Bicker, C. R. Moore, J. If position to know but who insisted for members only. The association very near future. There is consid tance of 95 miles, Messrs J. M. Ed i President mentioned nothing except Stevens, D. Brow. (>. Dodge. J. ti| en the suppression of his name, will be run along the lines of a Y. erable excitement at present over dy and H. Summers, generally con j reciprocity and it is expected his McDermott and wife. J. M. Nye, R. President Diaz was seeking a way to M. C. A. and the object will be to the prospects out in the oil region ceded to be right-of-way men in the message to the special session will S. Wright, A. I.eneve and wife. J. 1 efuse a coaling station on Magda eventually start both a Y M. C. A. and the promoters of the company service of the Hill interests, departed likewise be circumscribed, an amhi N. Bledsoe and wife, M. Wise, M. lena Island to th<- Japanese, even and a Y. W. C. A., and it is hoped are more sanguine than ever over on the City of Topeka for San Fran tious program has been outlined by , Borgot, A, 1. Vulkinan anil wife, | before the renewal of American thereby that much good may be ac outcome, and they think that they cisco with all the maps and informa the next democratic majority in the | A. Polland, ('apt. C. II. Butler and government’s contract came up for are on the verge of a good strike, tion obt unable of the territory House and the outcome is in doubt. ¡wife, C. Riekett, T. J. Polland, 11 ■ discussion. complished. and the indications would seem to through which they had just passed, "Long is the lane that has no The session, because of the anom C. Chitlin, C. H. Chitlin, A. W. “Diaz," said the Mexican-Ameri turn"; “Fortunate is the stream back up the belief. ia their possession. alous situation created by one party Greger, and W. S. Burnett and wife. can, "found himself between upper whose placid surface is never broken ‘‘It has been but a month or two being in control of one branch, and The Elizabeth brought 271 tons and nether millstones. He was im High School Note*. by the unfriendly stone by the way.’’ since work was commened on the I its rival in power in the other, is ex of freight and the following passen pressed with the influence of the In the same manner are young peo construction of a Grants-Pass-Cres pected to be long and tilled with gers- W. M. Kent and wife, I1’. T. Japanese in Mexico, and particularly ple ortunate when in their leisure cent-City line. While this road is turmoil and political bickerings. The Smith, wife and two children, J. E. ( with the knowledge that they had Geo. Strang, pres, of the Sopho said to be in the course of construc moments they have some place to go chief feature of interest in the session Walstrom, wife and two children, | mapped his entire western coast. more class and manager of the Track that is at the same time uplifting tion by a small company, it is be to-day was the election of Champ Miss M. R. Clough, Orvil Dodge, i Slow, insistent pressure was brought and harmless. The need has long team, has found it necessary to stop lieved to be but a branch of the Clark of Missouri as Speaker of the M. Pelyearpo, G. R. Haines, D. on to him to give Japan a coaling been felt tor such a place tn our school for a while, We hope to see Southern Pacific. House and the return to the floor of Friends ami A. Neilson. station on Magdalena Bay. Ou the thriving, busy little town, and it will you back George. ‘‘The Grants Pass-Crescent City “Uncle Joe" Cannon as a mere The Fifield will sail at 9:00 a.in. other side w.ts the United Stales and I.entner Gallier has been elected line is simply another method by member from Danville, III , and a tomorrow and tile Elizabeth at 9:00 I the Moiir<>e doctrine. be the beginning of a new epoch in temporary manager of the Track which the Southern Pacific undoubt minority member at that. many lives ot our young people when p. in. lie temporized ,until. the knowl team. such a place of amusement will be edly hopes to accomplish a speedy Champ Clark was elected s| raker The Anvil arrived in port edge <>t his silu.ilivn iea< lied the Edna Hansen, who has been very connection with the Northwestern by a vote of 217 against 131 for from Portland. Wednesday night, Wi ite House From tin- latter to well established We come to öfter to the citizens of Bandon a place sick for some time, is back in school Pacific now being completed inte» James B. Mann or Illinois, to tor with 90 tons of freight and a lew I his considerable relief came an un that is harmless, clean, healthy, “of again Eureka Ironi San Francisco. The Henry A. Cooper of Wisconsin, and passengers, whose names we were mistakable 11.1iin.ition that Japan was good report ” educational, and at railroads from north and south will one for Geo Norris of Nebraska. I tillable to get She s tiled again last not to have the station, although the The 7th month’s examinations are same time uplifting. The reading in progress yesterday and to-day. meet here. The last are three republicans. night with 20 cords of matchwood, same privileges for the Untied States room and gymnasium of the Bandon ‘ ‘ The Hill interests for a long The insurgent republicans in the 2000 bundles of Veneer slices, some were not insist xl upon. Diaz then We are glad to note that Daisy Christian Association has been or Hansen is not sick, .is was reported period have been planning to enter House in their vote for the speaker wool and butter. She also carried inhumed Japan he did n t e re to ganized for you. Those who hive in school Wednesday. the California coast sectiqo. This indicated they intended to maintain a tew passengers out. lease any part of his country to a ’ had its work at heart have been ambition of the northern railroad The Mayflower, not the one the a separate working organization, foreign power. -—noo----- thinking of the things that you magnate has kept the Harriman | voting for Cooper and Noir sand Pilgrim Fathers came over in, is in “Not knowing what might be the Killed at Logging Camp. would best enjov while being in at system busy devising means and : I Madison temporarily voted with reg port result of the Mexican alt ude in ---------- LAX)—- — tendance. We have not tried to ways by which to keep him out ot I ' ular republicans for Mann There |apan, (.1I4 Older«! a mobilization please all the people, for that is im , upon Akin, an inrlep ndent demo of a division of American ti<»< ps at Hugo Ballis, a logger employed this rich territory. Business Change. possible, nor have we tried to go at the Cody Logging camp, was in “Now the situation seems to have crat of New York, also voted for San Antonio, Galveston and El Paso. beyond our means, but just to estab stantly killed Tuesday aftersoon. A reached the stage where a road must Cooper. In Mexico, every citizen understand J. M. Baker has sold his groieiy ing the situation realiz ■> that in lish a place for you to spend your large log swung out of its course, be built and both systems, Hill and Victor L. Berger of Wisconsin, evenings. knocked him down and rolled over Harriman, are determined to build. the only Socialist in the House, de. I stock < 11 the hill to Is II, Divilbiss, e.ent < f Japanese aggression, which, . who has already assumed control. however baseless, is . still feared, Some one may be prone to ask, him. This means that two lines can be ex dined to vote. Mr. Baker has been in business in Mexico must rely upon the assis ‘‘Why al) this expense? what good I Interest in the opening day cen peeled to connect Eurek « with the Ballis was a Finn, about 21 years will it do?" To questions of this old, and so far as is known had no northern centers by coast lines. I tered almost entirely in the House Bandon for a number of years, and tance of the United States. As kind we would like very much to near relatives in this section. His "For some time past Hill has j ¡ and the routine proceedings oc< 11 by fair and honest dealings has sue •against any over sea power, Mexico ask our readers to ask themselves body was taken to Coos Bay for been forging down through Central pied the attention of the Senate ceeded in working up a good busi would stand with her big neighbor this question—<‘if I had had some burial. Oregon. He is now headed into which adjourned .diet a short session ness. Mr. Divilbiss comes highly to the north. ! recommended as a thorough business place to spend my evenings where the Coos Bay territory, and will : until to- morrow. “The informant also said: "Most man, and will no doubt enjoy the good books might have been had, probably strike due south along the It is not unlikely that the Presi ol the Japanese entering Mexico are Grain and grass seeds of all kinds, where I might have had good asso for sale by T. W. Robison at Cen coast for Crescent City and Eureka dent’s message will deal with recip I same good business relations that not coolies, but are veterans of the ciations, what change would it have tral Warehose. ‘‘That Hill is looking after Coos rocily alone. It probably will not I have 1 otne to Ml Bik> i. late Russo Japanese, war, but came 22tf ---------OCX z—■ made in mv life and would I bej Bay is believed beyond ttie question be read until tomorrow morning to Mexico i f the* own accord ami —000------- what I am at the present?’’ We be- I of a doubt. According to the Coos Representative M< Call of M is .elm I for t'ieir own ends. ’And bear this lieve that an honest answer to these Bay Times of February, Messrs Ed setts, who inlrndtli ed a bill at the in mind, they do not make in ps foi questions will do more to establish dy and Summers, who paid Eureka last session ol congress to carry tin lun and we know that many of these the necessity of a place the like of such a hurried visit, also visited ' reciprocity agreement into effect, IT immigrants have had nu other visible which we shall soon open, better Marshfield, North Bend and other, 1 introduced his measure to-dav and occupation.” than any argument we are able to 1 i Coos Bay cities, securing there as ( it was referred to the democratic ---- oon----- produce. The church and Sunday-| ¡ here, all possible data and maps of' Ways and Means ('ommi.iee when WANTED Housework bylhedav school has done a great deal of good I Secures Twenty-six Dollars the region, and neither affiming or it will be side tracked for a -nmlir W. C.Sellmer and Miss Adel- or washing. Drop card in ¡n»sf- in our community, and in no wav' denying that they are working for measure but of democratic origin. in One Place and la King Were Married does this association supplant the' Hill. ---- 000----- . <• ❖ •< <• ■> <• •> <• •; • »:• ax * work of these institutions, but rather "Messrs Eddy and Hill while in, is Arrested Tuesday •> Ml Capt. Dunham Dying. <• « it is only a small factor in bringing ' Eureka yesterday interviewed Peter •> Aim High and con 4* 4< A Letter conditions into the communi Belcher and looked over all maps, •> •fr ty. This is a step which should be ■ available in Mr. Belcher’s offices, 1 The Portland Telegram says: Cap <r sider ■/ yourself * of vital interest to every good citi ; A man giving his name as Joe giving out the impression that they tain Dunham. until recently ma ter W. C. Sellmer the popular mail •> •y Dufly was taken into custody here were export lumbermen of Portland of the sh amship R ..moke, is not ager of the Grand Theatre and Mis1 •> <• capable of zen of Bandon. * It should interest the business Wednesday for burglary. He had They gave considerable attention to expected to live longer than a few Adella King of this city were mar A man because it means better men entered several houses Tuesday 1 the maps of Del Norte county, evi days according to advices which ried at Coquille Tuesday, Judge | (i r e a t and better women in the future for night, among which were the Bar- dently looking for those sections .»f, have been received by If. J. Higley, I1', I I ill Otlli i it ing. j •fr the care and welfare of the town. | rows residence. Western Hrtme [possible new railroad territory where local agent of the North Pa< ili< •? Mr. Silhner is one of the leading •> Things The average business man does not Boarding House and a place in the timber is standing thickest and Steamship Co. It is reported that business men of Bandon and is an 4< * only want help that is equal to the ■West Bandon. In the latter place freight shipments will be of the I the attending physicians have aban enth nsiastie boostei for this section i A Make up your mind to save a occasion, but he wants help that can he secured $26.00, according to tes largest quantities. At the concki doned all hope for lii.s recovery. of the c o u n t r y. T h e Start give security for morals, muscles and timony given by Mrs Pert, the pro sion of their visit to the Belcher of Captain Dunham fell ill at San Fran bride is .< popular young lady, .m l * <• thousand dollars, Bank Account and per. cvere. brain. Taking for granted that prietor. fices, Mr. Belcher showed them cisco alxiut four months ago while has many acemplislnnents, Mr . and . $ y 4» S oil can do it as easily as every citizen ot Bandon has brains { Dufly was given a preliminary through the Elks’ hall, a treat whi< h he was master of the Roanoke, and Mrs. Sellmer st.irt out in their mar i >4 others have you MLS I we have tried to establish a place hearing before Judge Rea, Wednes they appreciated greatly. he has been in a hospital in that < ity ried life under the most favorable * SI ART before you can lini .h. <• for the betterment of their other vir day evening and was bound over to ‘‘It would appear from the hurry 1 ever since. circumstances and their many friends * _ , « the grand jury in the sum of $500. in which the visitors passed through tues. ------ O<XJ------- •X extend congratulation and b< t The young people who are inter Not being able to secure the bond . this section that some railroad plans Herbine cures constipation and wishes. i I IRSI .WHOM ested in the development of muscle he was taken to Coquille yesterday ! for new lines to the south from Or. reestablishes regular bowel move and morals should be interested in and lodged in jail to await investi- gon are to be made and that haste is ments. Price 50c. Sold by C. Y ♦ Stak- Ik-po» ■i | gat ion by the grand jury. (Continued on page 4) imperative.” I Lowe. 1 BURGLAR ENTERS SEVERAL HOUSES POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE WED s