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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1911)
Bandon Recorder THE •r-r’>.A «''I m » 4-G!-4....4-l-b4 4-1-4.4 Recorder Pubishmg Company, Ccnd- s»*t! t)'/ i'.-iit- mi . N Y.. itf the freu' ktwa ¿>t<* e (¿range tin View C. E. KOPF. Managing Edito) FRIDAY AN "a onip ini'il by thunderous exp1'— ions ami ejections ot pumi’e win h of years ago Many thousands among the majestic volcanoes of the Cascade Range, tow< red one, per haps the loftiest of them all. which lias now disappeared Alter the cat aclysm which swallowed this huge mountain there remained, however, an enormous crater, a caldera, which tn<»ir than comp« nsatvs in interest tor the l< ss ol the mountain. There are thousands of elaters in the United Stales, but there is only one great caldera, and that contains Cratei Lake, tiuly one ol tile wonders <d America. It Ciater Lake were situ aled in llie bosom of the Appaia ehians thousands of pi >p|e would visit it annually; it it were an Alpini iiater many Americans would rave over it as the choicest gem of Euro pean scenery. As it is, although tin Crater Lake region has been a nat ional park since 1902. the people who have visited it number or.ly a few thousands. But an awakening is at hand; the railroad is building a line close to the park, the Govern ment is planning roads anil trails, and within a shoit time ii will be tin trull only ol the people tlielir-elv1 ■ if they fail to visit this wonderful region anil receive impressions nevei to be < II.iced from memory. As a pioneer in the belli, the Uni ted Slates Geological Survey ha> made a caielul topographic survey < t the Craft 1 Lake National Park Pearson Chapman, Government ti p< grapher, spent two field seasons I day covers the land's surface lor miles The later of these eruptioi s lic cui red, it is believed, dining the gi.u i,.l period, the great streams of ICC .ll)(l lax a allei natiiig and causing : 11 pcmlou , ci mHicls bet ween the tw o < h-UK'iit-, tilling llie air wiih steam 1 loads ami Hooding the Iowa r plains. demolished the upper mile of Ah >nnt Mm*.ima. I <’• ‘lilts into its own, people will row acri «ss >1 . beautdul blue bronze ami purple valer;, glance up at the 1 Owering lilt , ami ii ali.’e that they ate in the • ry intetior of one of the greatest xlimt mt im» . 11 the world lite coll.ipse oi Moi ni Mazmia i ; stated by Mt Dillei lo Ila e been the downing event in the history of the Cascade regi n. wise watei less legion! this lake fin nisltes the underground water sup plies for many streams radiating from it in almost every direction. Most ot the approaches t 1 the lake lead splendid forests, valley meadows ami nahital pastures The highest point tn the Crater Lake National Park, as show 11 on the Survey's n ap, is Sc itt Peak, S.oji tei-t in ele'.ati'iil This w as simply a mimn peak on the sóulheast side ol Mount M.izama From it, the- view, a cording to Air Chipman, is in- oini'ataldy tine, (lit tin- opposiu- 1 he Celebrated Imported Belgian Stallion Aw«».r . . .................... 1 ...................... M. Dimmidi .................1. J. Thrift r rrirri *.•'Trrr^vrrrT'r’i-nti l>i liuldrs. John T. Hall ¡..., FOUNDRY COMPANY Harness Shop Brass, Bronze, Al uminum, Iron. Phone 91, Bandon, Ore'. Lodge, are requeued to notify thi» office on election ot office« * and on change ot meeting night, card* uudei this brad are 73c per inch per month. ........................ ..................,-x. N. Gould I reasu. r-------- ik Marius ” Gxgr Edward Vnu Alxtyne. a prominent | Conuru imrrs.G. J. Aai.jumg. M T. IX-rumi institute lecturer of New York, has; tills to sa.v about an efficient grange I will make the season of 1911 I I BANDON CITY DIRECTORY that In- vlsitid at Balmville. Orange j ___________ J. W. Mat at Bandon, Four Mile, Lang county, near Newburg: I . B. Kausrud A neat hall, costing about S2.300. j lois, Sixes River and Port Recorder_____ i lea.surcr__ ...___ _ ............ C. Y. Lowe stands out In the open country u half mile from the end of the trolley hue. I Orford, 1 commencing April Mum. ip»i judge - . Geo. P. l opping Attorney__________ it is located here bei uuse it Is a cell- | . F . J. F erney 1st, 1911. tral point between two hamlets and I Council men.__ G. B ^ak, M. Breuer, P. C. one strong grange 1 ould be maintained | Dates and time table ap Stevenson, H. Manciet, K. W. Boyle, R. W. here rather than two weak ones at the i Windsor, fiatnlets 011 either side. Tills lull is i pear on the posters. open any night In the week for young of old who care to gather there for M. G. POHL, Optometerist Hoclal, Intellectual or agricultural in Signed, Belgian Horse Breed tercourse. The people avail themselves ers Association of Curry of tt. Not far away Is a rural school, County. and near it Is a half acre devoted to a school gai-den. This had its rise In Balmville grange. A committee was .ippoiiiteil to take the matter up witli 2d, 3d and 4th Saturdays at the s< bool trustees. Francis 1!. Kelley, ii gardener and florist of many years Hotel Gallier, Bandon, Ore. experience, n native of Greenock. Scot- I land, where school gardens ale con I ducted on a large scale, has had charge I of the work. Some forty six children. | I LYNDON ranging In age from seven to fourteen I years, are enrolled bi the garden s liool i Even during the vacation months the attendance averages twenty. The gar ’ I till line of Harness, Sad den is 250 feet long by tk) feet wide, j There are sixteen plots. In which are dles, Bridies, Hallers, grow n a vaiiety of vegetables, the | Blankets and everything children doing all the planting, weed- | usually kept in a first- ing and whatever other work Is neces sary. I.ast year the state department dass harness shop. of agriculture uwurded sixteen certiti Repairing a Specialty r ates to tfie children for proficiency and one to Mr. Kelley us instructor. ¡ W. .1. SABIN, Prop c p J- V Lewah Tribe No. 4*. Imp. O. R. M. I .l~. I S I irw and Third Tuesday» of each month at tkh run at trie Bendon V warn. Sojourning Chiefs in good standing arc cordially invited Io allend. A. J. I lartman, J. C. 5heilds, C. ol R. Sachem. w. o. w. Keep the logs rolling boy* ’ SEASIDE CAMP NO. 212, WOODMEN Ol THE WORLD. Meet* First and Third Neighbors welcomed. fhursdays. Visiting Wm. N. McKay, C. C. J. N. Husking, Secretary ftlitrtonie. PANDON LODGE. No. 130 A. F. & A M. Slated coniriiunicaUoiu tir.1 Saiuid.y dter llie lull moon of each n.onlh. All M.rlti Maxon, cordially moled. W. E. Craine, W. M. I'lril Pearson, Secretary Eastern Star 0CCIDENTAL CHAPTER. No. 45. O. E. S., meet* Saturday evening bt-foie and alter slated communication of Ma-oiiic Lodge. Viulmg member* cordially invited to attend. .Anna L. Craine, W. M. Meria Mehl, Secretary. I. o. <>. r D ANDON LODGE. No. 133, I. O. O, F. *-* i.u-els every Wednesday evening, \ ialtug brother, in good standing cordially inviled. O. A. I row budge, N. G. A, Knopp. Secretary KnlghlHuf Fytliiaa LODGE. 0ELPHI No. 64, Knighu of Pythias. Men* every Monday cveaiug at Knights hall. Visiting knight* invited la attend. E. Lewin, C. C. B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. ÍI Pasadena, Cal., Marell 9, 191 ! . Foley Co., Gentlemen:-—We have sold and recommended Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for years. We believe it to be one of the most efficient expectorants on the market. Containing no opiates or narcotics it can be given freely to children Enough of the temedy can be taken to relieve a cold, as it has no nau seating results, ami does not inter fere with digestion. Yours very truly, C II Ward Drug Co . C. I.. Par ous, See and Treas. Get the orig inal Foley’s Honey and far Com pound tn the yellow package. al>- by by Bandon Drug C<>. BK. K. W. HOS.NITKH PHYSICIAN i SURGEON AND OREGON BANDON » Office and residence in Panter reiider.ee prope-ry next dour to Bijou T heatre JDR. S3VIITIÏJ- ÜÆ JA.N2SÏ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OFFICE IN PANTER BU1LMING faces, especially for Fine Job Printing, and we are now prepared to print all kinds of Fancy Invitations, Announce- t.’ nt-, Calling Cards, Letter Heads and in 1 act all kinds of modern printing done in a Modern Office. Ottice Hours 9 to 12 BANDON, - 1 to 5 - OREGON DR Æ- F». lNGr«,A.il Ohlropraotor Office Hours 9 to 12 a. in. «ml 1 to 6 p. m. Office in El Dorado Building Pnone Main 7: Bar.don. Oie. Japanese Wedding Ceremony. A Japanese wedding Is 11 quaint <-ere- •holly The bride, dressed in a white in the pat k and surveyed every tol shot distant, so clear is the air, Mik kimono and white veil, sits on the peak, slope and valiey, ami the re fwor facing her affianced husband. t mil out the I he Watchman and Near them are two tables, upon one of stilting map, with .50 loot contom ■ lacier Peak, ol nearly equal height which are two cups, a bottle of sake nxd 11 kettle with two spouts. Ou the lines, is being engraved and will l>< villi Scott Peak. To file south lies ether are a miniature plum tree, typi issued by the Survev about ¡tine 1st he gri.it Klamath I ak'-, and far to fy Ing the beauty of the bride; a mlniu- j tare lit- tree, representing the strength 1'iom this toprigi.ipbie map om It'1 ■ oiuh Mount .Shasta loses il: of the bridegroom, ami a stork stand ing 011 11 tortoise, signifying long life gets an ilk a of the ii malleable II ip ■.now 1 appi d 1 row il it, the skies. A .raid felicity. The bride mid bride r-rly whir h must have n r ime«' in tin 1 still filili' 1 distati'e |<> the mull) groom drink alternately from the two arioutcd kettle in token that they will rfiin past, when a mountain, I » io I m oweis Mount I Io d. henceforth share cacti other's Joys and I hi hvi^hi . Iffy rivaling Mount Shasta In the ( > iv. 1 iiinent survey the sorrow s. After the wedding the bride's , veil Is laid away, to be used as Jier I «lisappe ired into the bowel , ■ I tin park was suiroumled by 150 iron sui'oud when she dies. earth. Ihesutfac«' < f ( ratei I akt ooiimlarv posts, ami concrete piers F>>ley Kidney Bids aie a true is 6,177 '*'•'* above sia level, tin l ive been elected al the loin cor medicine. They are strengthening, lake is neatly 6 miles in di.unetei nel, md the 'Wi enti. 111.vs, one op healing, antiseptic am) Ionic. Foley | ami is Miiioumlcd by a lini ol 1 ag, e<l 'Ir- si itili and tin- otln r on the w st. Kidney Pills take hold of your sys tem ami help you to lid yourself ol r >ck rising from 1,000 to 2,0. n h 11 I lie map of Ci.iter Lake National your dragging backache, dull head about it. The lake is in many plates Talk will be issued ill two editions, ache, nervousness, impaired eve- neirly 2,000 leet deep ami its sur hr regulation map and the pocket sight, and of all plie ills resulting face is broken only by Wizard Is e lition, folded ami bound in covrrs. troin the impaired action of your land, the result of I liese maps may lie olit.iiin <1 iron) tidneys ami bladder. Remember it the dy ■ing volcanic the I Ilici tor of the I 'niled States is Foley Kidney Pills tint do this. . For sale by Bandon Drug Co. Wizair! Island, ■e ilogi, al Survey at Washin ;lr n Too Sensitive. whir'll ns -s nearly 1,000 I cl a!h >vf altri |ime 1st. It wits the Best night after the show. the lake is itself a valine and pi I The leading woman's mutlier was downcast. feet volcano, having a littl • crater ol I Lzziness, vertigo (bliml staggers), "What’s the trouble, dear?" asked its own. S«-v«-ral othei '.inalici corns -allow compn xion md flatulence are the lendiug woman in surprise. "1 made a brilliant bit tonight." weie pushed upw nd, Imt li vin' ap vmploms of .1 torpid liver. No on« The old Inily was surprised. an feel Well while the live, is ilia* “Did y ou. Sophie? 1 beard the nmil pear al'iive llie wallT- suiti • ive lletliine is a powerful livei ence shouting 'Play right! Play right!’ At one time it w I : a questiiit liiniilapt A dose or two will <.011 and I thought you hud fulled And the lending woman laughed In w In ilici this am iei.t ili' lumaiii. w In. li ill bilious -yinptom ; to Ts ippeai' amusement. has been 1 cstoi cr| m I nicy am I named 1'iv i'. Pti'-e 50c. Sol I Ly C. Y "Why. my dear, they were shouting 'Playwright! Playxvrtght!'"—Chicago | M ount M.i/.iiii i, did not cxnlodu nd Tribune blow away in ashes tml scnri.1 like I’oi soreness < I the muscles win til Th? Poor Victim. Philanthropic Old Lady But I gave er iiuluceil I v viole it exercise < r m- K rakatoa 01 Pelt e but this theory has been overtun id I \ geologi ’s \ OU slxpen 0 yi-.erday on condition juiv, Ch.imberlam’, Lniinent is ex that you wi e not to spend it In drink. who find unmi-1 ikable ex idem <■ that ami 1 inn liis’lnctiy smell liquor on cellent- This linime it is a'so higl- the mountain sink back into tin ,>'<»11. I 1 dl oil- • i >.111 Lady. I am tin* Iv esteemed lot th id ,-f it .diords in 'I Cl of cruel . ir< llbistnnces I found eases of t Ileum.iLsui. Sold by C. Y. earth. The snrroiimlinc country, b'ilie ■ < >i> t u I ni u' wot apiH-ari-d ter l.owe. according to |. S Diller, a I'lo'ocist me 1er be werter Wot nr. my ’orrer, No Diacomfort. l ’ih. to timi alter drinkin' of It nil Van Antler lentertatntng Wit herby of the I llited Stales < >e d"i;n al Sui Unit it wore whisky' Sydney Bulletin at bls country Imuiei Now, vai man. vey indicat<s urcpiestionably that at if you should happen to want nuy S k headache results from a dis thing In the night Just tout h this bell. some time during the P< rtiary p<-ii od, when many ol the high pc 1 - of orihrvd condition of the stomach Witberby Never! 1 know how hard and < an be cured by the use of ft Is to keep sen auts in the country, the Cascade Range were llaming Chamfietlain's Stomach and l iver Cati b me touching that bell! Van An beacons, gteat strrami ot molten 1'ablets Try it. For sale by C. Iler But. I assure you, you are pur fectly safe The bell doesn’t work reck issued from Mount Maunu, Y Lowe. Life iim of tin lake, apparently but a pis Directory J j nies Walton A LEADING CALIFORNIA DRUGGIST Situated in the midst of an other tin oiigh 5t>eiiÄ.................................................... W.. ( k’A. ROGERS I ltd < aim- the Imai convulsion xvhii Ii When Crater Lake really EFFECTIVE GRANGE. Tua Hall Is Open Cv.ry Evening For | Social lntcrcou.se, Max 26, 19 t I Crater Lake National Park To Horse Breeders <-4-4. tv F T Lodge and Professional . i-'t-i- j-.'-rr»- ; :m-Fi- ¡'-rrr-FFt-ri R'-pn-. rmri.ve............ ................... gj. RacLU* Survey.. Subscription, $1 5(1 per Year in Advance. Advertising lintee Made Known on Application. Job Printing 11 Specially Entered al the ltanduu 1’ostolaee hh Second ('I ks - .Vlalter. -’„4.4-4. 4-44-4 Coos County Directory. Published Every Tuesday and Friday by thy J w I 4-4-4 4! *<¿5 ! ! J Dr FT. I_, Houston PHYSICIAN A SiZAIOA'UdV Fancy Wedding invitations a Specialty Otìtoe over Bru»; Store. Hours, 9 U> .tu. 1 :30 to 4, p.u>. ; 7 to 8 iu tin* evening. 4.1 Night calle answered trout oün t. RECORDER PL BUSHING CO. HANDON Bandon, Oregon «•H «**<>'«*% Dr lu. B. Sorensen DENTIST i Office Over Vienne Cafe Telephon, at Office and Ilume. bANDON Great Combination Offer U. GKi.Gt’4 T. THKAlXUOl.lr, ATTORNEY AND COUNSF1.« '{ AT - LAW, NuTAKy PUBLIC Orogen. Bandon, OHiee \\ itli Bandon Inventinoti! < <> Dr. H. Ixi. Brown, Resident Dentist. Office in Panter Building I rJsHE RECORDER management has made fr.angements with the San Francisco Bulletin whereby we can give subscribers the advantage of a gigantic combination offer that will furnish them all the news of the country in a metropolitan daily and a l the news of Bandon and vicinity in the Recorder at marvelous low price Office Hour* Phone, 9 to 12 M., I to 5 P. M, BANDON. R. BARROU Atturuvy atid Cuuintelor-at Law < 'OQL’l LLK, The Bandon Recorder, Tota!, Both papers through this office if paid in advance, per year - ORE Office oner Skeel»' Store Office Phone, Main 3 15; MV residence. Main 346 CLOTHES ARE AT THE a BANDON STEAM LAUNDRY Where Yours Ought to be A. I. DERINGER The Daily San Francisco Bulletin, OREGON Prop $3.00 per year 1.50 per year $4.50 $2.75 Everything in the Drug Line Do you want pure drugs and drug lundriex, fire perfumes, hair I rushes and toilet articles. If so call cn t. LOME, The Druggist bandon , ore .