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VOLUME XXVII
BETTER FOREST
FIRE PROTECTiON
BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1911
Annual High School Banquet n“' Ì'
NUMBER 43
Knights Go To Convention.
Entertains 8th Grade.
1 he annual bampi t of the Band.n
•\ I •< ut 25 membt-is of i >< Iphi
high school w is given a. th«- s< liot»l
l;;c N<> 64, K. <il P , Wtlll up to
building Triilav night iml to ;<v tt
Millie Point to-day Io attend the
j was a gr nd affaii w ouhl only be put­
County Convention of that order.
ting it in a mi d form About 150
The degree staff w ill pul on tint work
Greater Effort Ilian Ever were pit Sent, nx-mbits ami friends Actual Construction on Rail­ ihete to night in competition 'or the
Tugs Ready to Tow Dredge
I of the high school, -ml it was assin •
'«.inner. Delphi l.< dge lias won the
Before Will Be Made to
road to Coast Will Start
i edlv a jolly bunch. The e.«rly pait
from Coos Bay to Bandon
banner three years in succession anil
Prevent Fires
I ot the evening was given over I«« a
hope to make this th«- fourth, al­
Next Week
in Day or So
c.iieiv. . gotten up b\ th«- high sell.« «i
though it is understood that some of
| pup.Is, and it was c« rl linlv a e.itnt-
the other lodges in tin county have
I v.d m every sense of the word.
been doing some faithful practicing
Portland, June 4. That the forest I here was th«* Damn family. Wild
Eugene Ore. |une 1. Actual in the hopes of wresting the Illinois
Capt. N | Cornwall brought the
fire season of 1911 approaches with I Rj.se. th«- snake charmer, j« it anil woik on til«- Eiigene-Sitisla.< railway
from the Bandonians. Though the tug Gleaner down from Gardinei
better laws and stronger patrols than Mutt, the Siamese tw ins, the Missing will begin ye.xt .Monday. June -.
contests tire y erv spirited, vet the I hursday to take the dredge Oregon
were in effect at the beginning of Link, the I-oitnm* Teller, tin* Bunco I his date has been decided upon by
best of fraterr il feeling ex-Ms among to the Coquille river as soon as the
last season, but that the last gene.al man, ami in, fad everything that the Laue County* \--set company and
them, anil win 01 lose, thcie is weather will permit. To day he went
rains cannot be counted on to post­ goes to ill.ike up a real «-.irnival. Contractor Pei tv will h iv ■ :i force of
always a good jolly handshaking af- to Bandon and will inspect the bar
pone danger beyond June, is the i hen. after the < .11 nival, the « ntiie twenty head of ho cs and perhaps
tei the event is over.
and entrance there a> <1 bring the tug
substance of a statement issued to­ conipany rat «loan to one of the twice that many men ready to begin
Ihe degree staff of the Bandon Klyhiam back with him to assist in
day by the Western E'orestry ¿4 Con­ most elaborate l>an«p:ds that has throwing dirt bright and early that
lodge of Pvthian Sisters also went taking the Oregon and a couple of
servation Association after a system­ ever been sprenl in Bandoti. The morning. The work will begin o'i
to the Convention and will put <11 baige loads of ma- hinery over.
atic canvass cf field conditions banquet tables were’spread tn the West I- iflli street at the city limits
the Pvthian Sisters woik.
This
The Oregon has not fully com­
through its constituent tin- lighting assembly room ami were beautifully ami will be pushed toward Elmir
intra as lodge has but recently liven organ­ pleted the dredging of the Lone
associations in Montana, Washing­ decorated with Oiegon tl«-wers and rapidly as possible
When the crew ized. Imt they have been doing some Tree shoal but will complete it this
ton, Idaho, and Oregon
reaches
tilt-
si-veial
sin.
,1! s'ret lies of c n 1st« nt practicing and have the fall on her return from the Coquille
greenery, .is well as elaborate'v cov­
light-of-wav
that
have
Imt yet b< en woik d< wn ver)' line and will give a river. In order t «enable the dredge
Rainfall was about normal during ered with good things to eat.
secured
il
will
skip
those
ami -woik good account of themselves.
May and April, but light in March
The banquet was the last event ol
to get away this week, the channel
beyond
there
until
the
necessary
and February, so the total from New the high school ) ear and was a fit­
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through tile shoal was cut 150 feet
Year to' date is less than in ¡910. ting close to a successful school year. com t procedure to <*>md«*mn the
wide instead of 200 feet wide.
N. E. A. Convention.
While May rains relieved the feat of
Just before adjourning, Harrv prop -rtv can be gone thioiieh with
Everything is in readiness at Ban­
another abnormally early fire season, Crain, in behalf of the high si ho I, It will not tike long to s. tt le i In­
don for the Oregon to begin opera­
they also prevented the burning of t 1 extended thanks to all the people matter after suit in the circuit coin I
San Francisco, |une 5, 1911.— tions there, and some record break
settlers' and loggers' slashings al the who, in apy wav assisted to make has begun. A jury will decide upon San Francisco is making elaborate
ing work is anticipated Coos Bay
safest time, State and association the high school debates, tilhleti«-, the v line ol the land to lx- taken and preparations to welcome and enter­
Times.
after the company pays (he price the tain over 50,000 educator delegates
fire oftii iais emphasize that the re- and other public events a success.
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property is available for construction I fioin every slate in the Union, Can­
nioval of these fire traps now
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Man Hurt in Runaway.
work
Coos Bay Times.
must be under p -rmit with the exer­
ada. Cuba ami the Hawaiian Islands,
Stage Wrecked.
cise of every care to prevent fire
in the Fort',-Ninth Annual Conven­
from escaping or lingering to spring
Agitator to be Printed Daily. tion of the National Educatio «al As
Myrtle Point. Oregon, May 22.
up later.
The north bound stag« met with
so, ixtion. which meets in this city
Harry Guerin was severely injured
Irom July 8th to 1.|lli, in the most
All the timber owners' associations I an accident Satui'lay, m which 1 me
in a runaway this morning and that
The
report
i
is
current
1
at
th'-
of
the
]
«ssengers.
Miss
Marie
important gathering in the history
Bos
are making their patrols more effic­
he
escaped alive i-; considered mirac-
The citizens,
injured. About Agitator, .1 wgeUv publi .««ion of of the association.
ient than ever before
In Idaho sen, was seriously injured
j
uloiis.
lie was driving a spirited
forces have been out since May 1st I two miles this side of Denmark, ami Marshfield, will I shortly be 111 rip d through the S111 Francisco Conven- I team belonging to Louis Roberts.
«
Associate t I lion
vague, have appropriated
extending trails and telephone sys­ just as the mail wagon had met three into a daily, curving
They became frightened as he was
Press
matter.
I
In-
Agitator
is
pub
>25,000
for this purpose.
teams,
they
were
overtaken
by
a
tems and some associations alteaily
turning, upset the rig and threw him
The Navy Department has 01-
have a man to every 16,000 acres. runaway team. The stage was run lished by F. B. Cameron and w<-
out and trampled him. No bones
the driver was understand he will be associai«■■1 w 1 h i der.-d the Pacihc Battle Fleet to
The Washington association has its into and upset
were broke n but the muscles of his
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men looking alter the cleaning up of thrown under the horses’ feet ind Mr. Wilson lite publisher ol tit b -om « welcome salute to the teach leg wi-te hurt and one of the horses
«■is on tie ir arrival and remain an
dangerous slashings anil rights of the hotses so badly tangled up that Lakeport Banner and ' > W Ih
stepped on his head. The calk of
of Marshfield, 111 th«- publi at >
bon I in San I-ram isco Bay during
way and has purchased much new further running was impossible.
tin- shoe < ut ilvep into his foiehead,
lie 11 tai .
Thousands of I Inch-
Miss Bossen, who has been teach­ the daily. Sto«'k is being «'I.
equipment
including
auto­
and
that his skull >va- not « rushed is
S un til-op , just rvturn<-«l from the
mobiles for transporting men and ing the Elk river school and was on | of which has I.ecu pl i< «-«I 11
1 marvel. He was resting easy nt
.mil it is • ,*;p<-< t<- I t < h ive
« it an boundary line, will engag”
supplies. The Montana and Oregon her way to vi- it hei horn«- at Lang­ I I Bend,
•
j noon Coos Bay l imes. The Myr­
fust
d
uly
issue
appear
vithm
.1
-.
,
in
mimic war. The city will
in
lois,
attempted
to
save
-herself
by
associations have reorganized on .1
tle Point l-.nleiptise ol June 2nd has
much stronger footing as a result cf jumping just before the crash came, time. Mar-hti' Id is certainly nii.dib gal 1 attife for two weeks.
| the following I larry Guerin lias so
• ’*./•< * .
last year's lesson. The I- -«lest Sei Imt was too lai«' to get clear of til« to support two daily papers, anil ;
I far recovered from tlx- injuries re-
sooner
or
liter
the
publishers
will;
horses
coming
from
behind
and
was
Delaney
Wins.
vice has also devoted much effort
i ceived in the runaway last week as
during the winter to perfecting its trampled upon, one of her legs near find this out, says the Coos Bai :
i to be able to be around.
Right you an? Biothet'
patrol and fire-fightfing arrangement < the ankle being badlv mashed and Harbor.
The main streets c.f Bandon were
and will work in close cooperation broken. The driver, Eugene Strain, McDaniel, but then there are always!
,.<
crowded
Saturday night, many peo
Now on 15 Hour Schedule
some
fellows
who
profit
only
bi
with the state, and private owners was fortunate in escaping with only i
and
then
there
are
still
I
le
coming
down
to
see
the
fight
lie
periehce.
tin
a few bruises Mr. burkes, from the
Forest officials of all the states
Wiieless Station at Cape Bianco, others who don't even profit idler tween Kid T.'elany and Pug I’iver.
are arranging for stricter enforce­
Beginning yesterday, June 1st, the
the o.aly other passenger besides they have hid the « xpeti'-ttce. as is Delaney proved to be more than a
ment of the fire law s than in previous
Kostlmeg
Myrtle Point stage is on
tlx- ease with some of tin- afore- i| match loi the Pug and finished him
yeirs and promise little leniency to Miss Bossen, es< aped without lujmy
the
15
hour
schedule, and leaves
by jumping in time -Pert < (rioni gentlemen. Two daily papers have in th«- ninth round.
offenders.
The Washington and
Myrtle
Point
at
7:00 in the morning
Young Corbett of Bandon needed
about ;is much chine«- to ’
in
Tribune.
Oregon laws were 11 ade more string­
insteid
of
8:00
in
the evening an«l is
Marshfield is tw«i weekly or ‘•rm just 20 seconds to prove his superi­
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ent by the last legislation and appro­
due
to
arrive
at
Roseburg
at 10:00
weekly papers in some of th«? other ority of Two Round Hogan of
priations for executing them wen-
City Caucus
p.
m.
It
will
leave
Roseburg
at
Marshfield.
towns of th«* county. Some p«-ople
increased $15.000 a year in Wash­
6:00
a.
m.
as
before
arriving
here
'The
l«n*':
■-
im-nof
Bandon
were
I can’t see over the end of th« ir nose
ington and $30,000 in Oregon. Both
Notice is hereby given, th it a and they are not willing to allow considerably the gainers because the at 9:00 p. m. Mr. Laird stated to
states are greatly increasing then caucus of the legal voters
of t In­ anylxidy else to nrik«- a sue ess ¡I mi-n who came ¡11 bought a large tlx- Enterprise that this time will be
warden force. The precautions re­ City of Bandon, is calk 1 and will l><-
they carl possibly help it But win h amount of ilothillg and other sup­ shortened two hours as soon as the
quired in burning slashings and held at the Bandon Opera House, in
loads are in better c< ndition, when
a fellow has nothing t<> lose, lie is plies.
operating engines arg much mor«- Bandon, Oregon, on Wennesday,
autos
¿ill be put on in connection
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none the worse .off for making
rigid.
with
the
regular mail stage and the
June 14th, IQI i, al the hour « f 8 o'­ ¡mother faihtie, as will be the « .is- if • Jack Haley Commits Suicide.
passenger time shortened consid-
The Western Forestry X* Conser clock p. m. of said day for the pur­ the aforesaid paper should l.iunch'
eiable
Myrtle Point Enteiprise.
vation Association is making special pose of placing in nomination for the otlt as a daily-.
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effort to secure public r oopr ration coming regular city election camli-
|.i< k Hal«' 1 f liner member of
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Teacher«’ Fixamination
with all these agencies by distributing dales for the office of mayor, recor«l-
ihe Margaret lie-« < '«« , .«nd well
Dancing School Notice.
immense quantities of posters, stick­ er. municipal judge and three va­
known in B.«ixl< n, committed mi« i«
ers and folders calling attention to cancies upon the In ard of council­
in 1 Roseburg hot« I last I rul.iy.
Noli« «-is hereby given that the
the laws, the steps necessary to pre men.
M. W. Byrne wishes loann-xin <• Haley ha«l been mixed up in a love first st ini-annual examination of ap­
vent fires, and the injury to the com
This notice is given pursuant to that lie will give a ;.et i«-, of club affair with another mail’s wife and plicants lor teachers’ certificate
munity caused by destruction of re the order of the common coun il of dances Io Ins class only. The seri« s 1 trouble follow«-«! over win« h h<- took under the new school law, will be
sources, life an«l pioperty. It be said city, made on the 17th day will begin after the next tw<< li .ions. his file
held in the court house, beginning
lieves that if the public can be made of May. tqll. at r. regular meeting
Ail those who join the class «11 ' Haley is said to be 42 years old at 9a. in., June 21, I911, and con-'
to iealize the extraordinary effort thereof.
June 7th will f>«- entitled to th«- ** and has a wife and 1 1 -year old < liild tinning three days.
being made by-Government, State
some where in Idaho.
Dated at Bandon. Oregon, ill's pt ivileges.
Dated this 5th day of June, 1911.
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and timber owners, it will recipro­ 29th day of May, 1 11.
For further information ><•< tnc «1
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W. II B unch , C o . Supt.
cate by avoiding the carelessness
Now that the mail leaves at 1 <><>
E. B. Kausrud,
the Bank I tall W'-dn<*s«la v ei ■ ni
which caused so much distress and
Rei-order ( ity of Bandon. Jun«- 71 It, at S - "< o'« io« k p tn
p ill , the I<I<OKI<IK will lx- Issued
Albert Johnson Weds
damage last year.
M. W. B vkm , Master.
in the forenoon hereafter instead of
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Allo ri J«>hnso 1, the C< «ptille Soda
afternoon, and all advertisements for
Look Here.
The Stnir. Eifield has the l>e-.t
Th«- uniform success that his;< - I uewday'.s paper must be ir. not later King, has tak< n unto himself a wile.
passenger service and accommoda­
tended the use of Chamberlain s
We did not learn the lady’s name.
th in Monday noon, and for F'riday’s
tions of any boat leaving (Kirts south
Large outside two berth state Colic, Cholera and I >iaalio«-a R -it. -
Mr. and Mrs. Johns« n were guests
«if Portland. Why travel by any rooms, with running water. Stmr dy has made it a favorite<-v< rywher -. paper not later than Thursday noon. of his brother, Sam Johnson, and
other boat when it <|oes not cost you Elizabeth for San I rm........ , and It can always Is- d.qtendeU ut> • 1. Advertisers will please take notice ol family of this city, from Saturday.
I until Monday.
|
43-tf | For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
any more*
42 t2
fare only $7.50.
I this change.
LlfiE NOW
10 COQUILLE
Master Jack Kronenberg enter­
tained his friends of the 8th grade
oil Thursday evening last.
The beautiful home was artistically
decorated 1 >r the occasion in the
class colors purple and white.
The early part of the evening was
inaile jolly with games and puzzles
Shortly after 10 o'clock a delic­
ious lunch was served and many
novel and original souvenirs were
presented to the guests before their
departure.
Assisting Mrs. Kronenberg in en­
tertaining her young son’s guests,
were: Mrs \V. E. Dungan, Miss
Pearl Walker and Mi. Carl Moore.
Those present were:
Pearl Baird,
Leona Jensen,
Martha Korth,
Reta Mars,
Edna Gather,
Margaret Gibson,
Ruby Tilton,
Edwin Kinley,
Chauncey Carpenter,
Hubert Robbins,
Claire Schumate,
Creasy Bingaman,
C hristie 1 iaberly,
Halbert Langlois,
Lloyd Lock wood,
John Windsor,
George Kronenberg,
Velma Buckingham,
Helen Stephenson,
Enith Lusk,
Vera Nelson,
Helen Moomaw.
Cecil McDonald,
Ottilia Lewin.
Along the Wharf
The President arrived in port
from Ceos Bay this morning.
The Kuby came in this morning
and will load lumber at the tip liver
mills.
The Elizabeth is due to arrive
Thursday and sail again Saturday.
The Eifield and Bandon are both
due to sail from San Fran« isco to­
day for this port. The Eifield made
the trip down in 40 hours, and the
Bandon has made the trip to San
Pedro and is back to San- Francisco
in eight days.
Ten Largest Cities.
The following are the ten largest
cities of the United States in the
order of their size:
New York, 4,766,883; Chicago,
2,185,283; Philadelphia, 1,549,008:
St Louis, 687,027; Boston, 670,585:
Cleveland, 560,663; Baltimore, 558,-
485; Pittsburg, 533,905; Detroit,
465,766, and Buffalo, 423,715.
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Miss Ilian« lie Radley came home
last Saturday from Fourtnile (or a
two week's vacation after which she
will return for a four month’s term
of school.
LAY IT DOWN
iis 11 safe proposition that
the fellow who every little
while Inis to break into
the baby's bunk for car­
lure is not going Io evolve
into a Carnegie.
—Philip D. Ar mow
Open an account with the
First National Hank and
the baby's bank will be
safe.
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
State Depositary