Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915, April 21, 1911, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOregon’s ImiÄBLEMM --10THÄR» Facts Regarding Mi.». Mart', St. |oe, Mjcfi ix - . “Our ¡Ilin*. !»>v t .iiitr.ielcd a ev< >e I • Hihi i.d trtaib e 1 ¿¿av« - him « < Jiegon has oil« -tlflll ol the slaml- I olt-v’s Honcv uni lai Compound, ii g timber ol th« United Blaus, «.i .mil it cured die c«>C ;h a- well a- the alnllll S'* *.< oo.-.a O.Oi O kcl chokmg aid gaggir ,< spcUs. and In I his tiinbet is woiili on the stump got well m a short lime " Ba-ilo n 4 a ss than Jfioo,iioo.ooo ami it Ding i o lo. eels. Published Every Tuesday and Friday by the C. E. KOPF, Managing Editor Subscription, 91 56 per Year n; Advance, Advoitmin^ B u I ph Known on Application. «Job iViofl'itf a Specialty Entered hl the Bandon Pont office an Second CI hhm Matter. M«J h will m.iiiuf tclured tiring ovei in ^>4-4.-^ >.4-4-4-4.4*4. ¿6,ooo,<»oo,<*•’<* of outsi'le money. FRIDAY, 4^ It w i I eithei be maiiutactured or de mule of the Jonathan, Rome Beauty Big Immigration. Oregon’s forests alre idv distribute .At the home station at the college Th«* biggest month in coloniza tion movements Oregon has ever had has just closed, bringing thous ami, of new citizens to the state. Favorable rates attracted peopk- from all parts of the country who are valuable additions to the population. Ev«ry part ol the state has profited by the heavy g «in in new people, It is up to the older residents to make the new comeis feel al home nr ire wealth in thr state than apples, I. J. Krause, assisted by others of tisli, the hoiitt ullural department, is go n to conduit conduct elaborate seties of -todies and experiments, and wool Clerk_______________________ .Assessor______________ Their lumber So per cent goes tor labor Im I study as to the development I’rol. \ tile, representing a value of not less : flir.s oi studies of the blossoms of than 52,000,000 in stumpage alone. Over t .000,000,000 feet of ill« tim the pi mie and clieiiy, .dong the line Municipal Judge Council men __G. B'vak. the protection of its forests. $60,000 Oregon's timbered area is approx A sore throat can be treated best be taken up with a healthlul and from the outside. The throat should imately 25,000,000 acres. Of this pleasant occupation. In a recent be rubbed gently with Ballard's Snow amount one hall is patrc.lled by the garden contest in Palo Allo, Santa I.miment. Apply at night and fill Federal Government, the rest must Clara Valley, California, eights a-v er w ith a cotton cloth bandage; by be looked after by the state and the morning the soreness w II disappear. private owner. en b-iys and girls ent«*red the con Price 25c, 50e and $1.00 per bottle. test ami about fifty gardens yielded Sold by C. Y. Lowe. A pain in the side or back that excellent results. I lie committee catches you when you straighten up bought the seeds and bulbs and sup calls tot a rubbing applcation of Bal Seif Governing Students. plied them to thechildri-n at the reg lard's Snow Liniment, It relaxes ular price, so that no one < liild bad the contracted muscles and permits It will lie 1 < membered that the an advantage over mother. 1 he ordinary bodily motion without sui siiidriita at the State Agricultural fering or inconvenince. Price 25c prizes were bright silver dollars in college at Cot valli-'. hav«‘Iteen trusted ■,oc and $t .00 per bottle Sold l>) small envelopes. Both the g i Is and Io govern themselves. The new C. Y. Lowe. Imys who entered the contest enjoy s sletii passed its first serious test rd the work in addition to the finan when the sophomores refrained from In the Circuit Court of the cial results, sone of them keeping mohsting the fieshnten on the occa State of Oregon in and for up their gardens for their own sion of their annual party. Hila the County of Coos. pleasure and improvement. rious jollity, shown in violent inter- I terence with the freshman in going husband and casional neglect of the boundaries firm name and style of Walla Walla valley. The ptobleilis ami it lias i roved will be in connection with the spec ial fruits grown then* in that region, to determine whether the climatic conditions there cause .mv variations from data already collected tn other regions Special studies are to lie big success here nif B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. DR SMITH JT LM ANN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE IN PANTER BUILDING BANDON, - DK, Æ- F* I 1 to 5 OREGON - IKTG-HLJYKl Chiropractor Office Hours 9 to 12 a. m. and I to 6 p. m. Office in KI Dorado Building Pitone Main 71 Bandon. Ote Hou th , 9 to i OKW.o.y Dr D. FL Sorensen. DENTIST Office Over Vienna Cafe Telephone at Office and Home. I bANDON OREGON J---------- <1. T. THKAlMllll.h, .ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL! K AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC! rT*HE RECORDER management has I made arrangements with the Bandon, ór*%err. Otile« With Bandon Investment < •< Dr. IT- Ivl. Brown. Resident Dentist. San Francisco BuJctin whereby we a gigantic combination offer that will 4 April, 191 I, and 11 you fail to so appear and furnish them all the news of the answer >aidcomplaint by the said time, the plain tiffs will apply to thr Court for a decree cam el country in a metropolitan daily and ing and forever annulling a certain agreement made in duplicate the 1910, l*y Rosa, hu band day _ of C ounty, Oiegon, of first the Bandon, parties and H. C. the Recorder at Marvelous low price gon, the snond pailv. Said agreement being further described: parties agree to sell, Attorney anti Couuselor-at Law COQU I GITE. Offn e Phone, Main 335; as T'hai and the second all of The Daily San Francisco Bulletin, The Bandon Recorder, lot numbered twelve (12.) block numbered five (5), of Wood Tota!, land Addition to the tow n, now city of Bandon, ac 15 IL which decree will declare said contract now, and at tin« time, or at any time in the event ol « tiact brmg rrcordeJ in this county, to I-:, n KOSSITF.K PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON BANDON $3.00 per year OREGON Oscar Peterson Contractor and Builder 1.50 per year $4.50 m the ofb< e of the ( Ink of Coos County Oregon Both papers through this office if paid in advance, per year con- of no force and effect but absolutely null and void, and will iemove any cloud on the title to s«ud land now existing by reason <4 said contract or here after cr.-ated, by reason th-reof, letidence. Mam >4tj Olfit e anti rrsidonce in !’.inlet residence property next door to Bijou Theatre party agrees to buy, for the .urn of One Ihou* described ORE - Oifi< r over Sleek* Store anil (11,000.00) Dollais, certain real property particularly OREGON c. R. BARROW ali the new-; of Bandon and vicinity in < oo Blacklin, of Portland, Multnomah County, Ore the hist 9 to 12 M., I Io 5 P. M, BANDON, Phone, January, and between R. H. Rosa an«l Viola and wife, ()fficr in Ranter Building Office Hours: can give subscribers the advantage of which prescribed time is six (6) weeks. The la. I | Jay of which time will I m - Friday, the 21 st day $2.75 T Ornate furnithed. Day and conttacr work done at low, I living figures. Addreu Bandon or .all al re dente near .Spruce street and south : city limits. nVCillixier-y- L. J MOTT J. M. Baker’s Store, Plank Road and will gar meh other leliel as to the Court may seem inert >n and equitable. This sun mom is published in the FUndon Re corder, a weekly new spaper pul It hed in Ccx*» (.'ountv. Oregon, for six (<>) ecumnUve week?, beginning Friday, March llfcli, 1911, .ng Friday. April 21 at. 1911, by order lication I tine boulder is neatly alwaps due to rheumatism of the muscles, and quickly yields to the hie appb cation of Chamberlain’s liniment. For sale by C. Y. Lowe. 64, Knight.« No. BA NDON. cording io thr recorded and official plat thereof, filed j LODGE. Pythias. Meets every Monday evening, at Knights hull. Visiting knights invited to* attend. E. Lewin, C. C. Dr. H. D Houston J’llYSlUlAK X SUMJU ua a the order for the publication of this summons, For three yeais wink h s been put away childish things. Guards done on problems as to suiditv and ami otticei-. have disappeared, rim ; feiulitv ot apples llieie, and the mil oitlers of the “student bivdy" are conducted at I*icewater and in the goy et nnienl inovviuenl even l>elor<* Milton distriil and a pait ol the the St.it«* Xgiuultui.il ('i llesi* did, linighlH of Pythian 0EI.PHI RECORDER PUBLISHING CO. I. liras on or before the last day of the time prescribe«! Being no longer children they have influences such conditions as th« t says the Oregon Journal; ami it fertility or sterility. might be added that the Bandon For th«* lust time work wil he high si bool slatted the student sell meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting brothers in good standing cordially invited. O. /X. Trowbridge, N. G. A, Knopp, Secretary Summons hereby required to appear and answer the com the study ot some speii.il | rob'.cms anti the t 'lit-ge student of to J iy. ficulties in handling Spilzenl eigris the behavi. 1 of its students. T hey will be taken up. Tree- ol «drying have been ttiisleil bet ati-.e they could Vlgol will b«‘ studied to learn wli.it be trusted, anti have made gootl, I. «>. «». «• »ANDON LODGE. No. I3T. I. O. O. F. I Great Combination Offer plaint tiled against you in the above entitled suit, problems concerning and visible sign of the inward grate, the setting of pens and apples. I lie distinction has been made A corps ol the i ollege men will plain between the met grown school shortly go to I lood liver Io take up Boy, or school girl, of past years, So the college scores once more in 45. O. **-f t.. S , nieels Saiurday evening Lefoie and alt. I t.<u*d < oainiui.i. alion of Masonic Lod^e. \ . in,; iininbeo cutdudly invited to alu-nd. .Anna L. Ciaine, W. M. Mi-rla Mehl, Secretary. Night oallH answered from otlico. in llie name of the State of Oregon, you ate vmg various This ye n ;pecid dif Eantcrn Star 0O IDENTAL CHAPTER, No. io f I. C. Blacklin, the above named defendant ii.iv <• been of ell govennent. Order and de- j at Medford experimenting on cross ci-n.-v of behavior are not the only I ing, in the orchards there, and stud gains, for they are only the outward ties up there. Chamberlain ’s Cough Remedy Cures Colds, Croup und Whuvpiiig Cuuuh. vs. officers have all ultieient. I*. ( I Suit in Equity H. C. Blai kitn, Defendant. Thompson of I lood 1 im i teal admity of all tlielciding i nn*- . lul IVarc.’ii, Sev-relaty Ollie« over Bru« Store. A Hopsen, Plaintiffs. R there. W. E. Ciaine. W. M. I a.m. I 30 to 4, p in.; 7 to 8 in the oVeninp . and Lu I .ucas and Otho L. Hopson, Spe W. over the traces in every direction Reese, assisted by | M Spide] of has been the cu tom until now. Edmund, < )kla , Ray Roberts of rhe student hotly is organized la ti mon, l inn county and C u. mil has a- < epted the responsibilities wife, an<I doing business under the chards this year Hell Medfold and proved iiu Il< cl it e, anti the kit king men BANDON, OREtiON bu »¡don, Oregon ship, consisting of C. Evan The department of lmrlicullme at ings to the detriment of the college the Oregonian Agriciiltm.il (ollege all this has been the regular feat l orn M, Staled eoininunii ath*ns fust Saturday il’lrr the lull moon of eat h n.ontli. All Master Ma *un» 1 outully invited. Alvin Munck, Prop l imey Wedding invitations a Specialty cas & Hopson, a Co Pailnei- bi-tween college anti private belong Homi river. lYltlHiHliC. < J I \ citing Q ANDON LODGE, No, BO A. F. & A- Office Hours 9 to 12 1?. H. Rosa and Viola Rota, to and tiom their party, with an oc tensive scale in apple and 1 ear or cial guards ami Breuer, I bui day*. Wm. N. McKay. C. C. J. N. I locking, .Secretan And you bet they'll treat you right THE RECORDER OFFICE lias recently added a lot cf new type of the latest faces, especially for Fine Job Printing, and we are now prepared to print all kinds of Fancy Invitations, Announce ments, Calling Cards, Letter Heads and in fact all kinds of modern printing done in a Modern Office. for the next two years. ure of the day tot years past. Ju J make a sign or ring a bell, FANCY PRINTING spent to so good an advantage will is doing pollination work on an ex Mee«.* Fira ami 1 loot Neighbor; welcomed. If you really need a dunk, r I law the State has at its command lor which might not be and Pears. SEASIDE (’AMP NO. 212, WOt 5DMEN OI II Ir. U ORLD, Cdll at the Eagle. ' Taint no use to sit and blink destroyed. azine, “or if some outside induce county, a junior student, will assist ment is offered to attract them to it, Mr. Gardner. Big Experiments in Apples M. Windsor. centage >f seedlings which indicate Timber owners are spending each *‘|f children take an interest in the stability and unit characters ot year for fire protection about $130,- agricultural work’ writes Clifton II. these varieties. 000, the Federal Government spends Woodhams in the May Sunset Mag J. D. Griffin of Astoria, Clatsop tor patrol $150,000. and under tins1 many hours Keep the log* rolling boy* I Il you lo»e the goods that s old— __ _ Geo. I*. Topping . Sachem. w. o. w. ( all at the Eagle, Ma 1 Stevenson, H. Manciet, R. W. Boyle, 1?. W. burned anil live stock on the range From the studies ob ¡aim'd we hope to get a certain per EE ES First and Third 1 ursdays of taci» iiiivnth at Öth Mih run r«in at mí the thr* Bandon R.**ruirin \K W 1- t. month ; warn. Sojourning (. lueh iu good ataiuhng aie I cordially invited to attend. ! A. J. Hartman. J. C. Sheikh. Attorney............... ......................... .......E. J. Feeney ity of the b ading varieties < I prunes tires, the h allies of many settlers and cherries. \\ Treasurer______ ____ ______ _ _____ C. Y. Lowe for if they like tins slate they will in of preliminary studies of bleeding work be hopes to take up this com side national forests. duce their friends back home to ing j ear with these ti tails. We shall Six human lives were lost in this collie out also. tn 1 determine the lertility or steril stale last summer tit rough forest Children. Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M. Down at the Eagle Recorder_________________ _____ f . B. Kausrud her killed was on private I.unis oni- Competitive Gardens for | M<t\ «>( k V 7* ' C. of R. BANDON CITY DIRECTORY Last year approximately 1,750.— R Gardner has started a John F. Hall . t ommisr.oners.G. J. Armstrong, M. I. Dement head CT If you w ish a bottle cohl — I. M. Dimrnick ________ _ 1 . J. I hrift County Judge.__ ________ 000,000 feet of timber was killed by and dilferentialion of apple buds. meeting night. Cards under this are 75c per inch per month. W. J. SABIN. Prop. James Watson C oroner______ ______ _ ____ ______ JYr. Golden w ul< is to Ire more along the line of and supplies. t Gill line of Harnes«, Sad- «its. Bridles, Halters, i tankers and everything i siialiy kept in a first- ilat s harness shop, Repaiiiiig a Specialty Ed. Rackleft Sheriff______ ____________________ W. M. Gage Treasurer...________________ _ Ol the levenm- received from our Harness Shop j” __ .. Surveyor_______________ ________ A. N. Gould combined. wheat Cutting has hardly begun i Coos County Directory. Representative, stroyed by tire. and Wiiir sap apples. 4-4-4-!- . 4-4—!- .-4-^4- 5 Lodge and Professional F k 4 Directory i 4 4 Lodges are requested to notify this office I on election ot officers and on change ot BAX DOX made by made at I of pub the Houunb«e J. S. Coke, Judge of Second Judnial gon, and rm! Dwlrict, State ol Ore MarshbeM. Coca County*. Ore gon. the id day of .Marrh, 1911. QR 1 \ •• GEO P. TOPPING. IS-i7-F Attorneys tor Plaintiff, I HIGHLAND PARK CLOTHES ARE AT THE BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY Suburban Lots $20 to $25 Cash or Installments. See W here Yours Ought to be A. HABERLY A. F. DERINGER Prop.