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VOLUME XXvìi
BANDON, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 21. 1911
LARGE SOM FOfi ®
PUKDPU CiB! iiiilP
Protection lor '¡lie Channel Peop’e Subscribe Liberally
After Dredging To
Towr.rd Fund for New
Be Built.
Structure
PRODUCTS OF
BANK HAS ITS
GOLDEN WEST SHOWN
Fine Display of Fruits, Grains and Vegetables
Make Great Northern Exhibit Effec
First
tive Advertisement
The possibilities of Oregon both as
an agrimltur.il and unit state are |.<-
ing played up strongly by the Great
Northern Railway al their ICxhibit in
Columbus, Ohio, am! the following <•*.
tract of article taken from the Columbus
Journal gives some idea of th»* beauty
Pre .bvlcrian of ami interest created by this Exhibit,
A report was current hery a lew
I he smoke of the
days ago that the government had Chnrcli lias vanished into midair,
given cut the ultimatum that tlu-re but m its disappearing columns there
must be bulk heads put in along the, h s arisen the pi -ture of one in >re
shoals in the Coquille tiv r to pro beautiful ;u d commodious. We are
tect the channel after il had been I going to build .1 a new church and
dredged by the Oregon which is 10 more than that, we are going to do
come here about June 1st, anil we | so at once
1 lieiv is not a iliseom-
have been informed by parties in i aged hiart in all Israel, .mil the
position to know that the bulk heads | spiiit ot the project is minuting the
will lie put in, consequently this re du lest he.ut of every individual,
moves the last obstacle ill tile way, w hether old or young.
ami it is now an assured fact that w
The plans for the new structure
w ill get the dredge
have been ordered and operations
As soon as the dredging is done, w ill be commenced as soi 11 as possi
the big lumber carrie r, Melville Dol ble, which will be in the immediate
lar, will lie tun here by the Dollar future. We propose, according to
people, and she w ill take out from the plans ordered, t.i erect a struc
eight hundred thousand to mie mil ture that will not only satisfy the
lion feet of lumber at a trip. This congregation, but that will do credit
will help some toward stimulating to our city and serve as an advertise
business in general on the river, and ment for lhe same, It is.of no small
this should awaken the fort Com credit to the town that almost four
mission spirit again which was al thousand dollars have been sub
lowed to lag during the time the scribed to the time of this writing,
Coos Bay Port Commission was go anil without a single exception,
ing through a course of litigation, every one should feel as though this
but now that all points cf law have will mean something for our town.
been settled in favor of tlie commis From the ruins of tin- old structure
sion, there is no reason for further shall rise one more beautiful. Let
delay on the part of tlie local port IIS all gel in and push
and steps toward establishing the
II ('.II' N’ l'tt \ Ml, Pastor.
same will no doubt be taken very I
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soon.
Coos in July Budged.
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Odd Fellows Will Celebrate.
According to advices received
here from Portland, the visit if P its
A number of Bandon Odd Fellows ident Vanderlip of the National City-
are preparing to go to Ninth Bend Bank of New York City to Portland
next Wednesday tn attend the ci-le 1 few weeks Igo was for the inspec
bration of the anniversary of the lion of Oregon projt i ts of the South
i - rn Pacific and for a conference with
founding of that Order.
A. G Hoyt of this city is presi I prominent men of the northwest re-
dent of the Coos Countv Anniver ■ guiding certain proposed extensions.
sary Association, and is Stirling up j l he placing of the recent bond issues
some enthusiasm am >ng the Bovs, a, I voted by the Southern Pacific is said
ts also O. A. Trowbridge. Noble ro have been left in the hands of Mr.
Grand of Bandon Lodge
Vanderlip’» institution, generally
The anniversary celebration was known as rhe Standard Oil Bank and
held in Band an last year at which the strongest in America.
time the fine new hall ot Bandon
Mr Vanderlip is said to have in
Lodge was dedicated, and as North formed them that the funds from the
Bend turned out in big force on that next sale of bends would be availa
occasion the local lodge feels in duty ble for what is known a . the July
bound to reciprocate by sending 1 budget.
Whether the Coos Bay-Drain pro
over a big bunch.
ject bonds and finances will be in
included in the July budget remains
To Move Road.
to lie seen anil is known to be a
matter of discussion among promi
This week the papers were filed in nent people interested tn it.
The settlement of the controversy
a suit for right of way for the rail
road across the Gilkey property just as to whether the Coos Bay exten
west of the Sentinel office on First ■ sion should be via Eugene or Dram,
street. The right of way over this and in favor of Drain removes the
pioperty is the last which will bare last possible excuse for delay except
to be secured before it will be possi |an unfavorable fininci.il situation
ble to move the railroad from First which might hold up the sale ol the
street to the river front. All other : bonds, Coos Bay Times.
rights of way have l»een secured or
bargained for, and upon the decision
Along the Wharf.
of the court in this case the work of
removing the tracks will no doubt
The Anvil sailed Tliurs 1 ly with a
be begun.—Coquille Sen inel.
good cargo of freight and the follow
ing passengers- Mrs F ?\ Mehl, S
Presbyterian Church.
Johnson, Milton Cox, E J Nelson
Mrs M | Zeek, Andy Johnson, Art
Johnson.
Services will be held next Sunday
The Walula is in port and w ill
in the old school house. The Sun
probably
sail for Coos Bay to day.
day school will meet in the s ame
placeat ro:oo o'clock All the mem The Oregon, Liizie Prien and
bers of the school are requested to Ruby have all sailed from San Fran
be present and receive some direc cisco for this [>ort.
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tions as to work. All are invited to
be present. H. C. H artrane r.
W anted T o buy two lots near
the business street ol Bandon. I
Definition FIFIELD “Superior prefer buying direct from owner.
to all others.”—Why not patronize Mrs. XV. E Calterlin, I.anglos,
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the best and “ONLY WAY?' S-pfjOregon.
NUMBER 30
'and all inquiries matlo by- vistors are
11 aiM-i fully unsw'ered l»y tlio.'e in charge.
1’lie Great Mort hern Railway has not
a foot ol land to Hell,” said 1. II. Stout,
who is in eliargo of ttie display. "Presi
dent Hill wants tin- men and women of
lour viti to realize tin- great possibilities
of lhe big. new west.”
National Began Busi Also Discuss Matter of Fire
ness One Year Ago
Protection at Regular
Meeting
Yesterday
The First National Bank of Ban
: don began business one year ago
vesterdav- At the end of the first
ve.ir’s business the bank has over
3 0 depositors and total resources of
over $1 1 7,000. This not only speaks
well for the bank and its manage
ment and manner of doing business,
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but also shows the development of
I Bandoil and adj icent country.
File
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banks
of
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community
are
lhe
pulse
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of its financial life and Bandon's in
stitutions ‘-how the progressive spirit
oi the people.
The First N itional Bank has in,ide
1 tine record in its first year and is
Great Northern Asrieiilliii-.il Exliil it al Xi: hl. 1 ; North I huh
*. < olii minio, Olilo. fast becoming one of the foremost
banks of the county.
“Go west, young man, and grow up
Mr. Stout Ims ninny large photograph,
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with the country,” said Greeley. The fww of orchard scenes along tin- railroad and
gave good advice, but he stopped there.
in lhe adjacent territory which tell in
“Go west, young man, woman, boys forceful language the story of the fertile
and girls, and grow up with the great West.
As 11 proof that the apple industry ia
new west,’’ said I . \V. Hill, Thon Air.
Hill, who ia President of the Grout North a great source of revenue in the western
ern Railway, and son of .lames J. Hill, country, the fruit growers have sent gor
geous glowing fruits to the exhibition.
backed lip his advice by making it. po
sible for everybody to go west.
Piles and crates of apples, such as one
That the people of Columbus and vicin seldom sees, grace the tables and coun
ity may become better acquainted with ters at the exhibition.
Vegetables, too. of great size, are dis
the wonderful western country, 11 fro»*
exhibition of the grains and fruits oi played.
Bountiful Howers from Oregon, cun
Montana, Oregon and Washington bus
been opened at 47 North High street by ningly preserved, add to lhe beauty of
the display.
the Great Northern Railway.
The exhibition is well worth the visit.
If you have thought of the west as
Great sheaves of golden wheat, oats and 11 possible home, go and see this exposi
other grains adorn the walls in artistic tion. It veil him* not given it a thou'd t,
array. Big crystal Jara display the t lieu go and see tie- wonderful tilings
fruits ol Hie tar west. Lit« m al tin* de- 1 which lhe trees and vines yield I lie toil
scriptive of the wonderful «’pportnnitics i m who tempt tale Hint will loi tunes ill
•uniting the Lomeseeker at»- dishibuted, la virgin country. Journal, Ciflutnbu», tj-
Department of the interior,
United States Land Office
The city council, at an adjourned
session last night, which was in real
ity a continuance of the regular
meeting ot the evening before, let
two important street contracts. The
contract for completing 6tli street
from Broadway to the west end of
Randolph avenue was let to I’. Ilan
ralian, 1). P. Plyinale and W. II.
Logan, their bid being as follows:
excavating on entire street, 19 cents
per cubic yard, tills 19 cents per
cubic yard; grubbing and clearing.
$700; «'instructing sidewalk 21 cents
per lineal foot; const 1 ucting concrete
flume and furnishing all material
$165; lanstructing bulk head ^215;
four wooden flumes 17. The con
tract for construction oi the sidewalk
on Spruce street was also l< t to the
same bidders at 21 cents pet lineal
foot. All work to be completed by
July 31, 1911
Payments to t on
tractors to be made out ol 6ih and
Spruce streets funds.
The Splin e street gradi ig and
giubbing contract w is let t > W H.
Button old W. W . Philip, fc.xca
vaiini- ft >11 in < 1 > <11 -n < I Sprue •
si i. . ‘ t nub
with I' • n. slit .-I, hi 1 mcg
smill io <-iilre Inn of Randolph ave.
13c pi r cubic aid; 111.1I. ng tills ot
same portion 10 cents p< r cubic-
yard except 111 limit of the IF rsfall
propertv fills to be 26 cents per
eubi: yard additional Excavating
limn Randolph avenue . mill to city
limits 15 cents per cubic y 11 I; filling
on same portion 10 cents per cubic
yard; grubb.ng and cleat ing ¿131.50.
Total bid for all work $645.7$ work
to be completed by Ju'c 30. 1911.
Payments to contractors •o he
made out ol f Spruce St fund,
The council also discussed at
length the matter ot fire ] r<Sec
tion and will negotiate for a pipe
line to connect with the pumps of the
Moore Lumber Co’s mill and the
woolen mill.
Roseburg, Ore., April 13, 1911
Notice of Filing Plats of Survey
Notice is hereby given that the
following lands have been surveyed,
to-w it:
Sections I. 2, 3, lo and II of Tp,
.•7 S.. R. Il W.Will. Mor.
Secti< 11s 2, 3 10, 1 i ol Tp. 37 S ,
R 5 W Will Mei., ano that piais
oi survey will be tiled III this office
on Friday, May il>, 1911, al 9 o’
clock a. m., ami on and after such
day will be prepared lo receive ap
l ill RSHAV, Al’KII 2(>th.
Arrivals at Hotel Gail:. 1
plications for the entry ot the unre
I \’ Cattcrlin ami wile, Portland served and unappropriated lands
A I Beldon,
1 herein.
TL'ESDAV, Al’KII. 18th.
.-Mcx Sc, tt, Cam.is V.dlev
Beniamin F. Jones; Regiser.
J P. Winn, l accma
Mrs M C G.irsou. I akepoit
■9-18 George W Riddle, Receiver.
W (. Tliui Imv, Pi -i d u l
Mr-; I Berg,
— one
ash.
F J Burl >ing, So I - "im,
Master I 1 li- Belg,
Passe»on Tide Land Question
Arthur Brown, San Fram-i.-i’
W J Wolfe,
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R S Wi ight,
Mrs J C l.ee.
A R McComb, Portland
II W ( milter, l inn ii.iy
Salem, O e., April 17. In re
J C Lee,
Si l I’.ibeck. San Francisco
sponse to a request from George I’,
C Milton Schulz, Cons Bay
S E Pelt.
l opping, of Bandon, for an opinion
Albert Selig,
E J Ryon, Ashland
at to the title to certain tidelands in
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E K Jones,
J A Yoakum, Jr., Coquille
Coos county, the Attorney General
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P A Stindburg,
Pete Fox,
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notified Topping that the title to
C J Kobelin,
J M McNutt,
these lands depends upon whether
Herman Klein,
S C Giles. Myrtle Point
they are formed by an accretion or
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John C< nlogue,
T T Waller, Roseburg
by the water receding and leaving Big Strike at Grand Rapids
B R Keller,
J J Broi.
the lands bare, and says that these
E T W igner,
.\ I M.«i-.li. Pm 1 ’. >1 fold
facts must be < tablished In-foie it is
Chas S Kaiser,
Grund Rapids, Mich., Aj til 19
I bec. ( at-on, So Beilimdt.ini, Wn possible to determine the validity of
Oscar l.ee,
Six
thousand furniture workers went
I. W H ile, l.mgloF
the title.
F F. Nelson,
on a strike in this city to-day.
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A E I.eep,
Some 3 000 other employes who
To Build Fine Residence.
W A Wood, (.old Beach
Portland Live block Receipts
are not unionized are affected i>v the
T T Land, Coqnill-
strike
The men want a ten )>er
W H Thomas, “
Work has commenced on the con cent, increase, nine boms a da) and
Receipts mi this market Im the |
Wm B McKenzie, Lakeport
struction of tin- new residence al the the abolition of piece work. The
wiik
ending today have been 2800
11 Kinney,
Catholic church, and when completed manufacturers declare trade con
cattle, 5 i ;ilv« -, 1203 hogs, 4210!
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Walter Skow,
it will be one of the very finest resi ditions do not warrant the uran'inif
'sheep and. ",3 horses and mules.
W J Wolfe,
dence properties in Bandon A full of the demands.
A surprising amount of strength
A T Below,
coni rete basement is being built by
and
a higher range of prices were /M
Lee S Merrill, I fare
I ( Jias. Kaiser, which will have a
i haraeferi-t ii s of the cat tie mat ket.
F W Dorland .md wile, Pi 1 I ■
I seven foot < eiling in the clear and
Good steers went lo 7.00, and as
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W C Dorland,
will be modern in every way. The
¡compared with tile week lx-lor< th«-
Mis F. A I Jorland,
| conti act for the main structure of
inarsr-t was alimil 25c higher.
w
Ralph E Standish, !’■> ton
i lie building has been let to Brown
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J lie hoj- market ranged from 6.00
B (• Standish,
N < iibson.
io 7.2.5 with tops selling at 7.(10.
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11 A Standish,
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We slat!: out in life from the
'I lie sheep market was not liber
C W Gatchell, Myrtle Point
Zero mark. It is uphill all the <S
At The Grand.
ally supjilied and the demand was
D N McNair,-'
way. The higher we go the X*
active prices ranging st< ady lo
more we are looked up to. 4
W ehnesdav , z\pRtt. 19th.
strong at the pievions week's aver- |
The tnan who attains success I»
C H Albeit, Portland
Chailes K lisi r, lhe great baritone
must take himself seriously, 'S «
ag<-.
A M (.rant,
player, is again in Bandon. Lovers
look
to his own interests and %
I hi re was some inquiry for horses
Ians Tus-ig, San l-Tanii co
ol iniisie will no doubt be delighted
conserve
his strength, wealth
and a few salej were in.«<!•-. I lie
and ability. Many people are
Chas West,
to
see
Mr.
Kaisei
give
his
able
sup
horse market is taking on im re m
depositing their money with
T T Waller, Rosebur -
tivity and will) .1 broader supply port to the ( u .ind’Orchestra, that
this bank, paying by < he k,
J J Brown,
and furthering their own in
from which to make choice, buyers already has the reputation of fur
C W Smith, l.akepmt
n shing the best rnusii in any theatre I terests, thereby 1 wising lh< r
can fill their wants.
G W Shelley, Coos Bay
.of southwest Oregon. .Mr. Kaiser
marks high above zero oil the *
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T A Spencer, Gardiner
will play every Saturday and Sun 1 gage of life
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Wm Yates. Coquille
Herbine cures constipation and day nights.
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IIRST NATIONAL BANK
Lula Cardwell, Marshheld
reestablishes regular bowel move-
Fid Ciemenl,
mentt Price 50c Sold by C. Y
Stmr FIFIELD. The Popular 1
State Depositar)
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