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NUMBER 28
BANDON, OREGON, FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1911
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No Action on Bond Ia&ue for Harbor Coinmitaion at Flo
enee Make a Second Sale
Road Building can be Taken
oí $115,000 Bonds
Before Election
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Exhibition Cars and Their Part in OFFICIAL COUNT
the Colonization of Un-
COOS
settled Territory
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First days of Colonist Rates to West bring large numbers
of Huitieseekers through St. Paul gateway
Cities of the County Fall Be- O. A. Morrisey Interviewed
Property Owners on Front
low Fond Hopes and
Street Wednesday
Dreams
The Northwest is now welcoinipg every ’ from fifteen to twenty mile«» distant, to
day new citizens imlirectly the result ol inspect the ear and view the wonderful
the "high cost of living,” but directly th - products of the West.
cause can be laid at the door of th ■
Report from Morning Sun, Towa, sent
practical advertising of the Great North in bv E. C. Leedy, General Immigration
ein Railway through the means ol its Agent of the Great Northern at St. Paul,
agricultural exhibits in the large East where the Oregon and Montana Car wut
••in cities, and above all, its travelin; < n February 23rd, reads as follows: "We
exhibition ears, no«' completing exten were met at the station by a large
she tours throughout the Central and crowd accompanied by the Morning Sun
Ea-tern States.
band. Great interest was shown in the
"Nothing can be done towards
As an exajnpie of what can lx- ac
O. A. Morrisey, manager of the
Bandon .................. .......... 1803
bonding Coos countv to raise funds coinphshrd where people work in
Coos Bay Paving and Construction
Beaver Hill............ ........... 149
for load improvements until the I unison, and where there are no
Co. of Marshfield, was in Bandon
Coquille.................. ........... 1398
next general election," remarked
tgain Wednesday interviewing the
Eastside
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......... W
1 knockers to keep down piogre s,
John F. Hall, county judge, yesler-
property owners along Front street
Empire City.......... .......... «47
day, in discussing the movement will accomplish, the work done at
in regard to paving that thorough­
Marshfield.............. ........... 2980
started by commercial clu'-s of the lorence on t >e Pon of Siuslaw is a
fare. Mr. Morrisey says that every
Myrtle Point.......... .......... 836
county to bond for $1,000,000 for living example.
body seems to be in favor of paving,
North Bend............ ........... 2078
This port was formed shortly after
the purpose of building good roads.
but none seem to take the initiative.
Coos county, total, 17,959.
"Atorney General Crawioru has the port law went into effect, ; nd
The above table shows that all Now, if Front street is to be paved
ruled that the constitutional amend­ I there was no knocking the propcsi-
towns of Coos county, except possi­ this summer, something will have to
ment does not permit tiie subtil tting lion, and the result was that a $100,-
bly North Bend, tell considerably be done very soon, as it takes some
ot the question to a special election; J 000 bond issue was quickly made
below the population figures of their time to get things in readiness even
that the county commissioners only 1 and sold, and the money expended
fond dreams and hopes. Bandon after the contract is let.
Many people with money to invest
When
have authority to bond up to $5,coo. I ?n harbor improvements.
people had at one time hoped to
TYPE OF EXHIBITION' CAR SENT OUT UY GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY, THREE OF WHICH ARK
are
going to visit Bandon this sum­
reach
the
2500
mark,
and
would
end that the people at the regular this was expended the people were
NOW ENTOVR EX 11.0111 Nt. THE GREAT NORTH WKS.,
have been satisfied to pass even the mer, and nothing will be a greater
general election only can authorize so well pleased with the work done
the issuance of a gieater amount of that they voted another issue of
No doubt if the compnrativi ’’igures 1 exhibits and also at the lecture. As a 2000. but we will have to be con­ inducement to them to invest than
could be Hreured which would show the proof of the result« of our lecture, at tented with a measly old 1803, and to see a number of blocks of nicely
$115,000.
bonds."
actual number of settlers secured as ¡vast twenty people came to us the fol­
The Siuslaw does not begin to be against the number of inquiries brought lowing morning regarding homesteads in take our medicine.
Marshfield, paved streets, as that will go to show
This probably will be news to
out by the Exhibition Cars this data the Northwest. The whole town turned however, received the hardest jolt of that there is enterprise in the town.
the
natural
harbor
that
the
Coquille
many of the delegates who havi
would la1 interesting reading, and would out to visit the car, und the opera house
been selected to go to Coquille next river is, and if the people of this val­ show conclusively the great value of th« was packed to overflowing at the lec­ any town in the county, as they were If we want capital to invest here we
of "Taking the Northwest to the ture. 1 look for a big movement from claiming over 5000, and a city cen­ must do everything possible to make
Friday to confer with the county ley were awake to their opportuni­ idea
People of the East” if our territory is to this place.”
Any number of reports similar to the sus taken a couple of years ago, our city attractive, and now that the
commissioners and urge the issuance ties instead of letting a few timber be colonized quickly.
An idea ob the interest created by the above are on file, we understand, in Mr. showed more than that figure, but ball is started to rolling, let’s keep it
of $ 1,0(50.000 in bores for road holders and other knockers run ihe arrival
of the Great Northern Railway’s Leedy’s office in St. Paul, which show
building. It is expected, though, valley, we would have a port com­ Exhibition Cars in the different. Eastern in u measure what we, the people of here comes Uncle Sam and says going until the paving is done and
can only be gained by the read­ the great West, muy expect in the wav they have 2980, or more than 2000 then take up something else.
that steps may then be taken for mission in a short time and when towns
ing of the reports from the attendants of new settlers during this spring. We
Mr. Morrisey says his company
Myrtle
submitting to the voters at the next once installed, the people would not in charge. In the majority of places should make ready to welcome these below their expectation.
visited nearly the entire adult popula­ new coiners and to extend to them every Point could neft even crawl up to can give the Bandon people a better
general election a proposition for give it up for five times the cost.
tion has turned out, as well as farmers I help iu getting located
The Florence West, a local paper
the 1000 mark, but had to accept figure on paving than they gave
bonding the county tor a large sum
the scorce of 836. North Bend with Marshfield, as we have a better
to be used in building permanent gives the following details of the
roads .ays the Co.-, Bay Times. la- t bed sale. It say
-•078, is not so far behind their ex­ freight rate from San Francisco than
A Theatre Party.
Arrivals at Hotel Gallier.
"At the regular meeting of the
pectation, although some had said he could get at Marshfield. The
The session of the county court to­
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there were 3000 people in that city. rate is sods a ton cheaper, hut on
day is a special one, called for ar commissioners of the Port ot Sius-
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One
of
the
most
enjoyable
event
T
uesday
,
A
pril
iith
law
held
at
Acme,
Wednesday,
it
It is a hard dose to wallow all the large amount that the Paving
cepting the improvements in the
of
the
season
for
the
little
folks
was
G
W
Wright,
San
Francisco
was
decided
to
accept
the
bid
ot
the
around,
but the directions sav "take company would ship this uould
court house, but road and other
First National Bank of Eugene for the theatre party at the Grand l ist F N Horton, Marshfield
it" and we will be compelled to abide amount up t > quite a sum in the
matters will be taken up.
aggregate.
by the directions.
Now, as the matter of bonding is the whole amov nt of the port bonds. evening, given to the Primary de - P M Reberg, North Bend
This is for $115,000 worth of partment of the Baqdon public school 1 ) 11 D dia-., Coquille .
Some have talked of another count,
settled, for a year or two at least, it
but this would be useless as no one
would be an opportune time to get bonds, being the second issue since by Master George Kroneuberg, in S M Nosier,
We learn from the Gold Beach
honor of his seventh birthday, and Joe Miller,
"
would get any satisfaction out of it
busy on the timber cruising proposi­ the port was incorporated.
Globe
that the body ol M. W. Dun
The bonds will bear interest at six to say that George proved hints- If a Schmitt Hansen, "
except home people, for the official
tion, as we do not understand that
can,
a'Curry
county trapper and
figures given out by Uncle Sam ate
it is necessary to wait for the next per cent per annum, and are sold at master host, would only be p ittin - Geo King.
hunter
who
had
b< en missing since
j M Johnson,
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general election to decide this ques­ par. This is the same rate as was t in a mild form.
1 he ones the world at large will ac­ last winter, was foono March 28th,
There were 37 guests and all en- Fred Eden, Los Angeles
offered by a bank in the east, but
cept until the state census is taken about three-quarters ol a mile f mn
tion.
there are other considerations in the tered into the spirit of the occasion G W Shelley, Coos Bay
>n >915.
the cabin where lie had been stop­
deal which make terms better for out as only children can do and it was E C Button,
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Body Not Yet Identified for people, and led the commissioners certainly a great treat to see the (Japt. John Hagglestrom, Astoria
ping The body was in a fair state
ot preservation, due to the fact that
Four Mile Echos
to decide in favor ot the home insti­ children enjoy themselves. Mrs. J
Sure.
W ednesday , A pril i 2TH.
it was covered with snow nearly all
L. Kroneuberg, mother of George, H A Barkowitz, San Francisco
tution.
the time. A bullet wound was found
By this sale of bonds the commis j and his teacher, Mrs. Kopf, weie J W E Allen,
Four Mile is enjoying some beau­ below the right breast, the ball evi­
Although it is generally thought sion will raise the entire amount in I also guests ot the party.
O A Morrisey, Marshfield
tiful weather. Where is a climate dently having ranged upward and
that the body found on the beach addition to the work now under con- ; After the show, the entire com­ H W Painter,
like
that of Coos county The ther­ entered the brain. His rifle was
here last Tuesday is that of John tract, that is to be paid by the port pany repaired to Blundell’s ice cream J W Button, Portland
mometer
registered 82° in the shade clo.se to his right hand and contained
Aronquist, the Coos Bay light district toward improving the Sius­ parlor where they were treated to Chas W Higgins, Langlois
at
Edison
Butte March 30th
an empty cartridge. A coroner’s
keeper who was drowned in Coos law harbor.
refreshments, and then went home H B Steiner, Sixes
A
large
fat
bear
was
seen
at
the
jury found that his death was caused
Bay about a month ago. yet nothing
By the terms of the river and har­ rejoicing, all wishing »George many W J Wolfe, Lakeport
Forks
of
Four
Mile
last
week.
by the accidental discharge of his
definite has been ascertained. Cor bor lull passed by Congress a year more happy birthdays.
Alex Inmm, Corbin
The contest of R. R Hunt’s gun- a 30-30 Winchester. He was
oner (Solden was here Wednesday ago, the Siuslaw is placed on the
M 11 1 I n rison, Coos Bay
---- -wo —
place
came oil last week, lasting about 48 years old, and had lived in
and held an inquest, but there was continuous contract system, for har­
Tut psr> » v. APRii. 131 it
nearly
all week. Quite a number Curry county for a long time.
nothing definite to be obtaine d al­ bor improvement estimated to cost Recorder Ads Bring Result*.
J S Johnston, Portland
of witnesses wer • taken from Four
though the clothes and boots worn $430,000, and $50,000 appropriated
"Our baby cries for Chamberlain’s
W E Berry,
Mile.
Mr. Clayton came from Cough Remedy" writes Mrs. T. B.
by the man resembled those of Aron- and made available at once. Our
A little local was inserted in the A N Holman. "
Gravel Ford, Ore.
quist, and Dr. Golden took some of half of the cost of the work is to be
Kendrick, Rasaca, Ga. "It is the
C H McGregor. M irshfl« Id
these back to Coos Bay with him borne by the locality and the other R ecorder , Tuesday, to the effect
Bandon
fishermen best cough remedy on the market
A
number
of
John Erickson,
where he hoped to have them iden­ half by the general government, and that a pair of sp< ctacles had been
spent Sunday on for coughs, cob Is and croup ” Sold
E A McGeorge, Cass City. Michigan and tisherwomen
tified by men who knew Aronquist. the district to be allowed credit for found, and before 8: >0 o'clock Wed­
the creek. We did not hear how by C. Y. Lowe.
j h La wt rn< r. Coquille
Dr. Golden stated that as soon as work done when the project is taken nesday morning, two difleient par-
the catch was.
lies had been in to see about them, Mrs Yates,
he found out anything definite ht 1 over by the government.
Mrs. 'Reese and Mrs J. A. Cope
: E S Dean,
would notify Capt. Johnson of the
The commissioners are now in a and the second party, Ni. A Nor­
spent Sunday in Bandon.
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IllgllrS,
C
ape
Bl
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Aim High and coir
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Life Saving station here and we , position to put up the funds on that ton, gave satisfactory evidence that
Mr. Baird is staying at the Shaw ,
|C W Gatchell, Myrtle Point
they
were
his
and
carried
them
thus hope to give out definite infor­ part which is to l»e paid by the dis­
ranch.
Wm Carlson, Prosper
sider yourself
mation in Tuesday’s paper.
trict. so it is expected the govern­ away , also a small local to the effect
Paul
Johnson,
Gold
Beach
Frank Colgrove, of Bandon, was
ment w ill go ahead and let a con­ that some valuable papers had been
A T Below and wilt, Lakeport
'S capable of
1
Four
Mile visitor last week
lost
succeeded
in
locating
the
pa,
-r>
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I. O. O. F. Members Take tract for the entire work.
|G
W
Schleppy.
Born, to Mr. and Chas. Davis, ■♦ Great
We are glad to see the bonds It pays to advertise in the Rm <> hd -
E S McConnell, Langlois
Notice.
April 3d, a 10 lb. bov. Mother
taken by a home institution, where ; er for everybody reads it, and th'
John
I Adam-.,
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merchants
who
have
not
awakened
and
child are doing well and from
the stockholders are directly inter­
Things
H B Steward, Oakland, Cal.
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to
this
fact
are
losing
business
evert
j
the
smile
on Charley's face, he will
ested
in
developing
the
country
and
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All members .of Bandor. Lodge,
H D Wise,
■ 0011 recover.
ire familiar with resources of the dis day.
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No. 133, I. O. O. F., are especially
Illi Bonchert,
School starts Monday the toth
Make up your mind to save a
trict.
Besides
being
more
conve
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requested to be present at the next
J H Somers,
"
in District 64 with Miss Blanch
Start a
thousand dqUars.
nient
and
avoiding
delays
and
ex
regular meeting. Wednesday, April
When a medicine must be gio-n fl E l.oop, Roseburg
Radley as teacher.
Bank Account and persevere,
pense, it will help tn attract the at­
¡yth, for the discussion of important
to young children it should l>< pl' 1 ■
You can do it as easily as
tention ol capitalists at a distance
Miss Ora Deyoe has been hired to
business. By order of Noble Grand.
ant to take. Chamberlain's Cough
others have you MUST
and
may
lead
them
to
invest.
teach
Dist.
81
this
summer.
A. K nopp , Secretary.
Remedy is made from loaf sugar and
START before you can fini-h.
P ei e .
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I the roots used in its preparation
The Popular Hotel, N. N. Jacobo
Lame shoulder is nearly alwaps j give it a flavor similar to mapl« syr­
In cases of rheumatism relief from
Extra supply of good nay on hand
up,
making
it
pleasant
to
take,
ft
vich
, proprietor, will keep open
due
to
rheumati-m
of
the
muscles,
pain makes sleep and rest possible.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
and
it is going at very low prices.
every
Saturday
night
'till
2
o
’
clock.
has
no
superior
for
colds,
croup
and
and
quickly
yields
to
the
free
appli
­
This may be obtained by applying
State Depositary
Chamberlain’s Liniment. For ‘ale cation of Chamberlain s liniment. whooping cough. For sale by C. Supper served to dancing parties T. W. Robison at Central Ware­
house.
22tf
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and
any
others
who
may
desire
241!
j
Y.
Lowe.
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For
sale
by
C.
Y.
Lowe.
by C. Y. Lowe.
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