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VOLUME XXVII
Monthly Report of BinJon I
Debating
Public Sch>ol
WINS TRACK MEET
NUMBER 37
BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1911
Team
Grants Pass
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Report of the Bandon Public
The Bandcm High School debat
Schools for the eighth school month
ing team comp sed of E.ul Watkins
ending Friday, Mav 5th.
Harry Crain and Thos. Laird left
Saturday for Grants Pass where they
I Gr.ule—Mrs Kopf, Teacher.
Gets First in Every Event
Help to Build Up Home In Carry Many Passengers and will deb ile th-* high school of lit it Presbyterians Wil! Build on
lairollme t for the year. 50
Corner of Coquille Ave.
city for the inter district champion
But One in County
stitutions by Using Home
Large Cargoes of
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month, 40
ship
of
all
southern
Oregon,
and
if
I >aily at tendance, 33.
and Spruce St.
* Field Meet
Freight.
Made Goods
they win this they will then debate
Per eent of attendance. 95.
the winners of the northern district
l’imes late, 2.
i for the championship of the state.
Roll <>f honor, 18.
/After a long time we have sue
With flying colors the Bandon ( I Grade’ Miss McNair, Teacher.
The multiplicity and diversity of
The Elizibeth sailed Siiudav for The Ban<l< n team lias their subject
rwell in hand and will snrelv give a ceeded in making some definite ar-
high school boys again proved their | Enrollment for the vear, 32.
San
I'rancisco
with
240.000
feet
ol
products made in Oregon are not as
| good account of themselves.
rangeinent as to the location of the
superiority in athletic-sports t»y Win-
well known to the average resident, lumber, 31 cords ol match wood.
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month. 30.
I he question for debate is "Re new church, The board decided to
ning the^tfack’ nteet at Marshfield;
Ito
bundles
broom
handles,
2
cases
or business man. for that matter, is
Daily attend.mvc, 27.
solved. that national con-ervation of build on the corner of Coquille ave.
last Friday. Bandon t'ook tiist place .
they should be. Here in Oregon we woolens, 2S0 eases cheese, 76 cubes
Per cent of attendance, 90.
resources is preferable to state con nite and Spruce street, on a part of
in ten out of eleven . events, scoring
manufacture perhaps ninety per cent bi.Iter, 15'. >ns of miscellaneous and
Times late, o
servation,
” and Bandon has the affir the plot which belongs to Rev. Wm.
52 points as ¡¡against 31 .for-North
of the average requirements of our the following passengers: J. I'.
Roll ot honor,. 6.
mative.
The
debate w ill take place Horsfall.
Bend..and if* lor Ccitpjiffe.- M irsh-
citizens, but < omparatively few real Chillis wife and daughter, Lottie
this
evening.
Since this part of the work is set
field and Myrtle Point were not rep If Grade Miss Marsh, Teacher.
Carey, Mrs. C. M. Halin, Miss
ize the fact.
Enrollment for the year, 51.
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one.
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tled
we are in hopes to have plans
resented in the meet.
"Made in Oregon” should be the Hahn, G. Nellist, G. R. Arni.te.nl,
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month, 42
on
tile
in about ten days, when we
The meet was
a
success
in.every
Arrivals at Hotel Gallier
•»•a*1 ' '
»...a« .
slogan of every citizen. Every dollar (). Li x, J. Stennman and wife, Mrs.
Daily attendance, 34
will
be
prepated to do more active
particular, qk^ougb there would
Ruggles,
Mrs.
D.
G.
Hayworth,
spent for home goods remains at
Per cent of attendance, 92.
work
on
the enterprise.
probably have laeen some better rec
John
Hayworth,
John
Anderson,
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home, and the spender gets back at
Saturday, May 13.
Times late, 1.
Interest
is limning very high in
ords made had11 the weather been
G.
Mustain,
11.
D.
Tisdale
and
«
ile.
least a portion of his money in one
Robert Warrack, Portland
Roll of honor, 15
more favorable.
I
In-
congregation
and is showing it
The
Elizabeth
will
sail
from
San
way or another every time he buys a
Geo Graham,
II and III Grades—Miss Philip,
self
in
the
manner
in which the
Although Marshfield did not have
Francisco
Thursday,
arrive
here'
"Made in Oregon” product.
Gertrude Holmes, Coquille
a leant eiH'er, ye? the Marshfield peo
various departments are bringing in
Teacher.
Oregon is destined to be cne of Saturday and sail again Monday,
Eva Schroeder,
the money which they subscribed
ple contributed, everything possible
Maud Miller,
Enrollment for the year, 36.
the great manufacturing states in the the 22d.
Esther
Johnson,
toward the project. That they will
to make the event a success and gave
I he Filield art L yd Sunday with ,
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month, 28.
Union, but the time it will requite
Dollie Skeels,
l>e well repaid lor their enthusiasm
the visitors a big reception in the
Daily attendance, 23.
fcr her to be in the foremost rank of 150 tons of freight and the following
M Ernn ich,
we have no doubt since the structure
evening.' ’
Chalies Dalton, A.' Eva R Sugg,
Per cent of attendance, 85.
manufacturing states, would greatly passengers:
«ill
be a very handsome one and the
Bandon had an easy time iti.wjn-
Times late, r>.
be shortened if our people would Pershbaker, Mrs. Fahy, Miss Fahy, ¡ Leta R Mast,
most
beautiful in Bandon. If you
ning first in all ten of her events, and
Mrs.
E,
Heiberger,
Miss
May
John
¡
T H Lenough,
Roll of honor, 10.
make it a portion of their daily du
are net pushing take hold and begin.
won the relay in one of the prettiest i HI Grade--Miss Gibson, Teacher. ties first to inquire if the goods they son, Chas. Walker, Geo. Prouty. | R T Newton,
Frank Caiev,
On the 24th of May the Hurry Up
races that has ever been seen in Coos
are buying are "Made in Oregon. E. A. Tyrrell, I.. Lawson, A Drut- , Roy E Fox,
Eniollment for the year, 42.
Bible
class « II give a inusica'e f >r
county.
ter,
W.
Cook,
C.
Cook.
The
l
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i-
,
We have factories in this state
T Beslul,
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month, 36.
the
benefit
of the building fund of
Following is a summary of the
field
sailed
again
last
night
with
400,-
which today are struggling for exis-
M J I iarton.
Daily attendance, 31.
the
clmrch
A treat is in store for
events a •• . - ■
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ooi>
ieet
of
lumber,
to
tons
of
miscel
Jay
B
¡shop,
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ter.ee, and which would be running
Per cent of attendance, 90.
Sam Harper, Coos Bay
all
who
will
come
and we are sure
too yard dish- Gallier,^Bandon,
laneous
and
the
following
passengers:
along
smoothly, employing many
TimeS late, r.
W E Catterlin and wife. Star Ranch
that every one will get their money's
Newkirk 6f North Bend. Hodson of
Rev.
S.
P.
Shaw
and
wife,
|.
C.
more
men
and
«omen
if
each
ma
t,
Roll of honor, 7.
S P Bartlett, Randolph
worth
Be sure . nd d r not forget
North Bend Time given as 11 *J
woman and child in the state wou'd 1 urrv, A. Johnson Mrs. Meiil, A.
K P Lawrence, “
IV
Grade
Miss
Lusk,
Teacher.
the
date.
11. C. II.
seconds, biit not officially. ,
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in-ist on having the 'tome prodms. I1'. Estabrook and wife, J. f. Kron I RBWil.n,
Enrollment for the year, 50.
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Pole vault—Laird of Bandon, De
Geo H Hammond, Randolph
It i- not asked that our people buy enberg, E R. Nienstadt.
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month, 37.
L T Morgan, San I- rant isco
wey of North Bend, Gay of North
I he Anvil arrive last night f:ein
At The Grand To-night 4000
"Made in Oregon ’ goods in prefer
Daily attendance. 30.
A B McFadden,
Bend. Height 9 fiwt. - ’ !
ence to goods made elsewhere, un Portland with 38 tons ol freight an I
Feet of Pictures, as folk ws:
Mrs W I Ruggles, Lakeport
220 yard dash—Gallier oFBandon, ..Per cent of attendance, 90.
less the home product is equal in passengers as follows: Dr. Ap.'b'- Cupt John I Uggleiom, Astoria
Times late, o.
Newkitk of North. Bend, Hodson of
quality, appearance and price to tec ton, Dr. McNamera C'lias. Hill, A. E E Samples, Napovina, Wash
Roll of hono , 1 2.
' buris an 1 wile, W. Johnso 1. ’
North Bend. Time 4354 seconds.
J M Kite,
same goods made elsewhere. But
Daub n and Pythias _• Ke Is—A
VGrade— Miss Rosa, Teacher
The
President arrived Si unjay
Shot-put—Bowman of Bandon,
P Starks,
even the casual investigat on of nr
magnificent | loduetion of this His—
Kei n of Coquille, Hodson of North
Enrollment for the year. 44.
citizens will show that our manufac from Coos Bay with 15 tons of ¡ Maurice Shehan, Larnpa
' torical event o' especial i iterest to
H ward Frazel, Ma scorn, Ida
Bend. Distance 37 feet to inches.
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month, 33
tories in most lines are turning out freight and sailed :ig tin with 20,000 A E Guyton, Marshfield
¡all Knights of Pythias.
Mile run—Tom Laird of Bandon.
Daily attendance, 30.
goods today the equal oí ai v in t'-e .eet ol In 11 >-r an i 32 vises of
The lain lowers An Edison
Joseph Dodge,
Roy Laird of Coquille, Smith of
E L Spalding,
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Per cent of attendance, 9?.
liim givin i glimpse of the thrilling
country, and the M -nut-i—1 ire. As -h' es--.
Blanche bogle. Prosper
North Bend. Time 5:28 2-5.
1 tie B.urli>11 is in p ut an I i - L. i»I
Times late, I.
j and < x, iting I in - s dm mg the French
sociation only asks that v. I < ■ such
Sunday, May 14.
the
440 dash Bowman of Bandon,
Roll of honor, 7
goods are offered that they be given ¡■ii., at the Estabrook whirl a "I
I Revolt lion
Newkirk of North Bend, Watkins of VI Grade—Miss Latimer, Teacher. the preference.
Ed R Nienstadt, San I* rancisco
Ge. W. Moore mill,
Mary Long and Sammy Short —
Wm b Cook,
Bandon. Time 58 2-5 “
This
leads
to
another
mi]
ortant
I
Ins
rattling good ci medy will be
Enrollment for the year» 42.
Geo Prouty,
Running broad jump—Hodson of
phase
of
this
question.
I
repeated.
Surprised
the
Masons
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month, 34,
Chas Walker,
North Bend, Knowlton erf Coquille
the support of home industry is
Remember—these Pictureswill be
Mrs E B Hergerger, Oakland
Daily attendance, 31.
Gallier of Bandon. Distance rj feet
J R Foster, Langlois
the
duty
of
every
citizen.
We
live
shown
tonight owing to the Break
Per cent of attendance, 94.
9z,zj inches.
Bandon Lodge, No, 130 A. I
Monday, May 15.
by the interchange of trade. There
water leaving for Portland Thursday
Tijsies late, o.
Standing broad jump—Laird of ■
' is small need indeed for the people and A. M. held their regular meet
I) K Grant, Marshfield
morning.
Roll of honor, 12.
Bandon, Van Zile of North Bend
E B. Jones,
of Oregon to go outside their state ing last Saturday evening ami h id
Don’t mi«s this splendid pregram
A.
R M Sartcf and wife, Mar,hfi< Id
Hodson of North Bend; Distance 9 VH Grade—Miss Vivian Hutchins, for the everyday requirements of woi k in two or three degrees,
Pike remains llirsamc ro cents.
Teacher.
Mrs Wolf.
feet 4 inches.
i lite, and if the 1 tregon people would large ntimlx 1 of the members WCle J H Johnston, .Portland
Eniollment
for
the
year,
32.
High jump—Laird[ of... .Bandon,.
insist on "Made in Oregon” goods present, but hc-.sei features were not
Foley Kidfiey Pills are a true
W B Gester,
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month, 22.
Knowlton of Coquille, Gay <xf North- ►.-i .
being sold them, retail dealers every the big events of the evening, but . R C Bisfop,’ ’
medicine. They are ¡.tri t gthening,
Daily attendance, t6.
Bend. Height 4 feet n inches
J *G Bennett, Cape Blanco
where would keep up their stock to the one that stands out preeminent
healing, antiseptic and tonic. Foley
Per cent of attendance, 87.
Randolph Klovas, Lamps
880 yard dash-' Bowman of Ban
above all others is th'- la't that the
meet the demands of their trade.
Kidney Pills take hold ol your sys
Wm b Cook,
don, Roy Laird of Coquitle, Smith . i^Tinies late, o.
Cities and states are built up by ladies ot the Eastern Star made an
tem
and help you to lid yourself of
|.ovi<k P I aw an<l wife, Silkum Springs, Ark
I Roll of honor, 4.
of North Bend. Time 2:^V‘*
the pay-rolls within the state. Prop invasion of the- pi -mises about mid
your dragging backache, dull head •
J C Curry, Tulsa, (Ala
Mile Relay—Bandon team con VIII Grade — Miss Walker, Teacher. erty values are kept up by the pay night and compelled the Masons 16
G W Stemson, Coquille
ache, nervousness, impaired eye
A R McComber, Coos Bay
stating of T. Laird, Bowman. E
Enrollment for the year, 28.
rolls of the factories. Farm values surrender, which they did with but
sight, and of all ihe ills resulting
Gallier and E. Watkins; North Bend
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month, 24.
are kept lip by the demands for little resistance, and the ladies con i ■ b E AHen,
from the impaired action of your
A W Painter,
team consisting of Kibbler, Van Zile.
Daily attendance, 21.
farm products from the cities, the tinued their surprises by vtiing on -
kidneys and bladder. Remember it
S P Bulk’ll, Randolph
Hodson and Newkirk; Coquille team
Per cent of attendance, 90.
manufacturing centers. The whole of the finest spreads in the hisioiy.ol_ ‘ TH Mehl.
is Foley Kidney Pills that do this.
consisting of Kerrigan, Knowlton,
Times late. o.
problem is one which even casually Bandon before them. ft is said that
! For sale bv Bandon Drug Co.
I W Dicken, San hran< i«co
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R. Laird and Custer. Won by Ban
Roll of honor, 6.
studied will prove to any citizen and the key to a man's heart is his atom
C I Walker, Gold Beach
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don, North BenJ second and Co HighSchool H. C. Ostien, Prin., to every man, woman and child ach, and the ladies succeeded so I Nordslrurn, Parker burg
John
Hunt.
Port
Orford
quille third. ' .
Mrs. Ostien and Rose Hutchins, within the state that his support of thoroughly in this case that they
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D H Dollar.
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Officials —R. Hewitt, starter and
Assistants.
"Made in Oregon" goods means have the everlasting gratitude of
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referee; Mullen, staffer; O. Knowl
Enrollment for the year, 66.
that his own prosperity will be gieat ctcry man present ami “they all ate
•a
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ton, Moore and Professor Tiedgen,
er. It is a ‘‘wheel within a wheel” and were filled” and there were al Teachers and Patrons Meet- ❖
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month, 50.
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judges of finish. Timekeepers
proposition.
Insist on "Made tn least twelve baskets full of the frag
Daily attendance, 43.
'A
ing.
4».
Professors Hockett, ustien and
ments.
Oregon" goods.
Per cent of attendance, 92.
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The Masons were exceedingly (If!
Beaumont,
The factories are the life of our
Times late, o.
❖ ADVERSITY is a hot turn- •it
■it
1 cities. I he more factories we have, lighted and say they hope ihr
Roll of honor, 2t.
<* le lak< surrounded by / :•
The Iasi teachers and patrons
¡ the more jreople are employed, and "Stars” will visit them often.
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SUMMARY.
near.si lited friends.
meeting of the B indon Education al
E. D. Webb and wife arrived on
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greater becomes the proS|>erity not
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.Enrollment for the year. 463
I (»tub will , lx- held at the -'liool
the Elizabeth Jast Friday from Cries
AVE money and not to hide I
I only of the cities, but of the rttriil
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month 376.
Salesmen Wanted. Io sell telia bouse next Friday night and will be 4
ton, Iowa. Mr. Webb has xccepted
I Daily attendance, 319.
nor for a trained attend
districts, for the factory su ported ble nursery stock. Expense money in the nature of a social affair, ar.d 4»
a position in the First Natkoi
Ar
ant,
but
for the glorious privi
cities
must
depend
tqton
the
agricul
Per
cent
of
attendance,
91.
advanced. Good teriitory. A I- light refreshments will l»e served. ❖
Bank.
He has had several years
lege
of
being
independent.
tural
districts
for
tl.eir
food
supplies,
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Times
late,
4.
;<fresk Albany Nur-w-ries, Albany, I'here will also be a few musical *
experience in the banking business
and
largely
for
their
raw
|.n»du<-'s.
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Oregon.
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3.V
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Roll
cf
honor,
itS.
iluinle rs fail no other program.
and was deputy county treasurer of
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fl
y
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Roll ot honor includes pupils Tne home manufacturers depend
one of the largest counties of Io« <;
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Definition FI Fl ELD -"Sup riot
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neither
late
nor
absent
during
the
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’
P«"
people
and
the
people
de
-
for some time.
His experience
to all others.” Why not patronize
J. T. Chcllis, wife and daughter z
pend U(M>n the home manufacturers I the best and "ONLY WAY?” 5|tf
along these life* will make him a nlol lh
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
left on th<* Elizabeth and will n.akc
(Continued in Friday's isrue )
| The consistent support of home
valuable acquisition to the First
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4t
a
trip
to
Michigan
to
visit
friends,
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' industri'-s and the persistent demand will be to the advantage ol the tar
í b
National Bank, which institution
State
Depositary
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after whi< h they will return to Cal <■
Stmr FIF1FLD.
The Popular for "Made in < Iregon” goods means tner and all other producers of the
has already won a high standing in
. ifornia to live.
Packet for Particular People
jjtf | increased pay-rolls, which in turn i necessities of life
ft fc« Mfr« « i MMM
the community.
Adversity
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