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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1911)
Ohl VOLUME XXVil NUMBER 57 BANDON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1911 Carnival August 24=27 Inclusive I Steps Being Taken to Organ Enterprising Men Want Deep Shipping Business at This Cruiser McCarthy gives Some Grant Lincoln Leaves Town Will Probably Deliver Ad Port Still Continues ize Company or Divi More Official Figures of After Cashing Some Channel to That dress During Big sion Here City Very Brisk Standing Timber Worthless Paper. Event The Fifiel I arrived in port pester That Bandon will have a Naval Coquille, Ore., July 25—At a D. C. McCarthy, the county tim Grant Lincoln, moving picture Governor West has been invited Mditia Company or Division in the lousing and enthusiastic meeting of day afternoon with 119 tons of freight ber cruiser, has just completed cruis magnate, former editor of the Klam to attend the Bandon Carnival and near future seems quite probable ai the Commercial Club held here Sat and 24 passengers as foil >ws: ing tiniber in township 25, range ¡0, ath balls Chronicle, newspaperman, Agricultural Pair and will probably L. Crew, Joe Coach, W. B. San-' and has made his computations printer and promoter of daily papers, accept as he is to be in this section present, and steps toward the organ urday evening, addressed by J J ization of such company are beuig Sayer of the Oregon Development born, C. C. McMahon, 11. E Lowe, The following are the official figures: who departed on the Alliance for of the state about that time, lie League, it was resolved to enter on E. L Landis, O. Nightingale, Miss Timber in Township 25, Range 10 Eureka with his wife Dolly Lincoln, ¡s billed to address the teachers’ in taken. A.ny young man between the age a new era of enterprise and practical Laura Sanboin, L. L Bodgers and Second growth fir___ ... 964,025,000 vocalist, who sang in the Marshfield stitute of Curry county and will of 21 and 3.5 is eligible to enlistment, work for the development of Co wife, E. R. Neinstadt, W. S. Hall, Old growth yellow fir ... 159,840,000 moving picture theatre, left some probably come here cither on his way 7,840.000 unhonored checks as souvenirs of down or on his return. G. H. Guerin and wife. H. Olsen, J. Red cedar_________ and those between the age of 1.8 and quille. 41,020,000 The improvement of the river A. Gardner, A. Johnson, D. Porter, I fern lock _________ 21 may enlist providing the consent his stay in Marshfield. W. 11. Eick- The carnival committee is working of the parents or guardian accom- from Riverton to Coquille will be the A. Bowers, P. M. Jones, J. Lavich, 1 Total feet.........................1,152,725,000 worth advanced $10 01; a check on almost day and night and are getting No. of acres____________ 24,107.42 a Los Angeles bank, but discovered tilings shaped up so that the success first project to be undertaken by an J. M. Bargie, N N. Jacobvich, Mrs. piny the enlistment. Average per acre (feet)_ .... 48,200 J Fl Clark and son Joseph Lawrence I It is the intention to get 40 or 50 aroused public spirit. It was decided it was worthless before Lincoln got of the allair is assured. Sixty per cent of the second The Fifield will sail again lomor men in Bandon who are willing to to secure the dredge Oregon to away and with the assistance of The intention is to make it an in growth is of good quality. Marshal Carter succeeded in getting dustrial and agricultural fair and enlist and then Capt. John I. Rey deepen and widen the river channel row afternoon. Mr. McCarthy has moved his crew nolds, U. S. Navigation Officer for from Riverton to this city. One The Ruby, Advance and Oregon | into township 28, range 9, on the Lincoln’s $25 watch as security un. carnival, and if it proves the success the Pacific Coast, now located at thousand dollars was promply sub- all arrived in [ ort Tuesday night. til he could return the money from that now seems probable, it will be East Fork of the Coquille, and is Marshfield, will send an officer here •ribed toward this plan ami a com The Elizabeth sails from San Fran working west from the county line. Eureka. G. W. Childs accom made an .annual affair. mittee appointed to continue the can cisco for Bandon ioday. modated Lincoln by cashing a $6 to organize the company. Get in and boost for the carnival —Coos Bay Times. 1’he U. S. Ship “Boston” is duel vass for subscriptions tor the work. check on a Roseburg bank but the as it will be a big thing for Bandon The Anvil will be in port from to arrive on Coos Bay about August 1 Mr. Sayer delivered a helpful and check was returned as there was no anil all of southwest Oregon. Portland tomorrow. funds to meet it. It is understood 10th or 12th, and if the company ourposefu’ address that was enthusi Riverton Locals ---- ---------- can beorganized in time they will be astically received. that the watch held b}' Eickworth Four Mile Echoes Grit the Newsboy. -- 4 X M ).... taken to the Bay for a week or ten will be also held as security lor this The family of C. C. Price have check. days’ drill without any expense to Important News of Oregon. been down with the measles and them. This also would [»rove a very Lincoln arrived on Coos Bay M. B Pressey and bride moved A high class comedy drama en- whooping cough, They are now about a month ago. His first work attractive outing for the boys, besides to their home on Four mile. We all titled, Grit, the Newsboy, will be Portland, Or., July 25 (Special)— join hands in extending them hearty nearly well. giving them a thorough knowledge was an effort to organize a stock put on at the new Orpheum next Several children in this town and company to start another daily news week, exact dale will be announ-ed of what they had in store in the way The Hill interests will spend $25,- congratulations for a long and hap 000,1.00 in extensions and better - py life, and all are glad to welcome neighborhood have gone through paper in Marshfield. Not receiving in Tuesday’s R ecorder . of tuition. The with the whooping cough, but it now sufficient encouragement or not hav play will be put on by the Bandon The government will furnish uni inent to the pioperties in this state, them as our neighbors. ing sufficient funds himself to make Comedy Company, and those who fi rms, guns, and all equipment, so according to advices received from A picnic was held at the hall last appears to have about died out. ~ . This sum will be made there will be no expense to any one the East, a showing to the prospective stock witnessed the last performance of Frank C. Hawkins of Rogue river Sunday. A splendid picnic dinner i available for more mileage, aiding in holders, the ¡»Ian was abandoned this popular home c tmpany were who enlists. spent two weeks visiting O A. Kel- was served, after which came the [anil he then tried to start a moving loud in I heir praise of the excellent There is also a possi ability that the the development of the whole state. debate— Resolved jly. He was employed in Conlogue ’ s I . "That w ar is not Naval Militia Company of Marshfield The United Railways and The Ore- beneficial I to the human race.” R. i logging camp for a short time, lit picture theatre, but this also fell work done, and the play next week will be brought over to the Bandon gon Electric will be extended and P Hunt, Ben Hause and John Still- left last Monday to seek employ through. He claimed to be a large will eclipse any foi mer effort of this Carnival about August 24th, where other feeder lines of the North Bank well were for the affirmative, and J. ment elsew here. stockholder in the Klamath balls company by 100 per cent. road, the backbone of the Hill sys Chronicle and also to be proprietor they can be seen in action. C. C. Price and family intend --------- SZVO----------- N. Luke, L. F. Gardner and T. H. Another excellent feature about a tem in the Northwest, will be pushed. Shaw for the negative; the affirma spending two weeks on the Bandon of a number of moving picture Socialists Attention. Mining men, capitalists and bank tive won according to the vote of the beach camping and otherwise enjoy theatres. Naval Militia Company in a city is the prestige gained with the govern ers of the southern part of the slate audience. Several good recitations ing themselves. Lincoln explained when his first I ment and many improvements to a have formed the Southern Oregon were given, music and songs were O. A. Kelly and family spent two check was protested that he was A meeting of die Bullion Local hrrbor are secured through the or Mining Bureau, which shall gather all good. A'.. B Pressey gave a ¡days recruiting themselves on the temporaraly overdrawn. It is alleged will be held at the Citv Hall, Friday ganization that cannot even be se and disseminate authentic informa •good recitative on the debatable sub- ; Bandon beach last week. 1 hat he used the money si cured on evening, July 28th. Come’ cured through a commercial organ tion on Oregon mines. Men who , ject of the dav. the Eickworth check to make good -------- IX'C--------- W. W. Kight made a business . ization. For instance, the Port of have the confidence of the public I 1 another check that lie had first given. Mr. Cope is busy hauling lumber ; trip to Myrtle Point on Tuesday last. F or S ai . e ( " hea p Span ol horses. Coos Bay has now been ordered have charge of the organization, , C.oos Bay Times. ! to rebuild; they have the dairy re- One dark bay mare, 4 years old, M s. Thomas Maloon. accompan- placed on the U. S. maps, whereas, which will publish a book telling of Lincoln was also in Bandon lor I weight about 1450, and one gray bui t. and Sunday they were trying ied by her sister, Mrs. Wilber, of here to-fore it was not done, even the state’s mineral resources for the: to raise a derrick to stack the hay •Cleveland, Ohio, spent a day last several days, talking newspaper and | -.elding, 8 years old, weight 1400. though the Chamber of Commerce ; guidance of investors. moving picture show, and being un j Inquire of I. L. Baumgardner, Riv I until such time as they could get a week visiting Mrs, O. A. Kelly. had been working on the proposition Colonist fates to Oregon will again ! able to make either proposition go, barn built. 54~5t-x Miss M.irv Chaney was visiting he then made overtures to the R e erton. for some time. be in effect this Fall, from Septem Mrs. A. B. Reese spent Friday 1 Mr. and Mrs Freeman Steward on E xtra See T. W. Robison for No one will doubt that a Naval ber 15th to October 15th, on a basis land Saturday in Bandon where she; corder P ublishing C o ., to buy special feed for chickens, horses, Lampa creek during last week. Militia Company would be a good of $25 from St. Paul and the Mis an interest in this paper. He rep wentto consult a doctor. Mrs. Reese hows, etc. fry his Rolled Oats, thing for Bandon, and there will souri river to any point in this state, Rev. Lyons preached his farewe I resented himself to be worth from has been feeling quite poorly the i Nothing can beat them. 45-tl probably be no trouble in securing or $33 from Chicago. Railroad traf sermon here last Sunday, lie was right thousand to ten thousand dol past month the necessary 50 names. fic officials expect there will be a not very well satisfied with his con lars, but after a conversation with Fred Miller is hauling lumber to Anyone interested in the proposi heavy movement to the Pacific slope gregation here. the gentleman, lasting about thirty Duke will tion should see E. S Gea , manager this fall, for there is a heavy inquiry Mr. Duke’s place. Mr minutes the R ecorder manage Fl Richardson is now working at build a new house in the near future. of the Golden Rule Store, and a already about the rates. ment [>ut him down as another hot the Johnson & Lyons saw mill. Harry Hunt and son Charles spent member of the Marshfield comoany. The Commercial Ch b of Vancou- A son of G. H. Sell is very low air spcaler and informed him that we Mr.G ear has also successfully passed ver. Wash., has the right idea. It the night at R. P. Hunt’s on Four I Dr. Cui in is ai would have to see the color of his mile on their way out to the hills with pneumonia. the officers' examination and is in will foster closer business relations prospecting where thev expect to e would be any- money before there tending him line for promotion. thing doing, and of course lie between the business men of that citv spend a month or so looking around. There must be a beginniny W. W. Kight sold one of Ins -------------- and the farmers throughout the M. B. Pressey will give his wed horses on Saturday, Ju ily 15th, in < ouldn t show the coin so the matter sometime. Delays are only was dropped. We have not heard county. Frequent visits to each part ding dance next Saturday at the Bandon. “Information.” a waste of time. $ I will P ete . however, whether he passed any ot the county will be made by the hall. M iss Rose Ferry is fitting up the I checks here or not. start a bank aecount. city men, and every possible assist session here. R A Long, million back [»art of her store building for — 000-- If the good friend who had such a ance will be given those of the out aire lumberman of Kansas City, who Every additional dollar living rooms, and the chamber for hard time getting old address, wishes lying country. Cooperation in pledged a gift of $1,000,000 to carry Ocean Rebekah Lodge. will help, That looks very to agitate, aggravate, or furnish fur building roads and ether matters of on the work if the church, said the sleeping rooms, Well, we wifh ther information, they can get new mutual benefit will be the result of Port'and convention was the best in suspicious, Rose, the history of the organization, and you much joy. —A non Ocean Reliekah Lodge, No ij6 address by interviewing C. B , or bv this policy. was due to the favorable weather --------- OH will install officers Saturday evening FIRST calling at R ecorder office. 57-tix which ma<le it comfortable for the Oregon has a climate that is a July 29th, at the I. O O. I', hall at delegates at all times, so that the W anted To borrow $500.00 great asset, but this fact is not gen- sessions were not fatiguing nor «ere 9 o ’ clock. All Odd bellows and Bandon Furniture Co. have just erally recognized here at home, It the speakers tired and dull, a- is so for three years from private. Will wives are very cordially invited to received a select lire of wall paper was impressed during the past week often the case when the conventions give first mortgage on r6o acres, be present. By or ler of the N. G. State Depositary n ‘ ' .“ Address “K”, c.re of at right prices. Oatmeal paper fiocts however when the national conven are held in Eastern cities in Mil-um- good farm. Clara Goetz, Sec. i .R ecorder . 55tf tion of Christian churches was in mer. per roll. 55-,4 NATIONAL BANK