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VOLUME XXVII
NUMBER 58
BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1911
Bandon Industrial and Agricultural Fair and
Carnival August 24=27 Inclusive
After an absence of six weeks Miss
Dolly Skeels returned last Saturday
from Cress 1 ell. where she had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Baxter
She was accompanied by Mrs. Bax­
ter and her little daughter Nellie.—
Coquille Sentinel.
There are just two classes of peo­
ple who do not need to advertise—
those who do not expect to do anv
business, anil those who have made
so much money by generous, tactful
advertising that they have retired
from business with a fortune Myr­
tle Point Enterprise.
F or S ale ok R ent —My piop-
erty in Bandon, See J. S. Tilton or
phone Farmers 17. L. J. Davison.
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who has lieen over
to North Bend visiting his family and
looking after business has returned
to Bandon and is now working at his
business, that ot plasterer, again,
Mr. Kaiser has all the work he can
do.
S ay , watch the horses smile and
grow fat when you feed them grain
and hay from T. Robison.
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N. W. Young, manager of the
Bandon Creamery was over io Ten
Mile last week looking after the in­
terests of the Green Poster cream­
ery in that section.
FoT I k aul 6 100m house and 4
garden lots to trade for Bandon
property; house and lots preferred.
Pacific Real Estate Co., Coquille.
OF BIG OIL S1RIKE
WILL «i BUILI SOOB
Work of Excavation for the Papers in Important Railway I Gas Gushes With an Oil Everything Consumed. Only Sufficient Signers Already
Seepage Stiuck at Oil
the Boiler and Engine
Secured and Papers
Building Will Start in a
Project Go on Record at
i
Well Yesterday
Saved
Forwarded
Few Days
Coquille
An ei thusiastic meeting of the
Radley’s mill was destroyed by
The Naval Militia Company for
Coquille, July 29th. —Francis H.
Work of excavation for the new
Presbyterian church on Sprucestreet Clark, president of the Coos Bay and Miocene Oil and Gas Co. was held lire about 12 o’clock last night, Bandon as mentioned in Friday’s
will commence in the very near fu­ Oregon Central Railway, has re­ last night and every one present was ever) thing being consumed except R ecorder is nowan ;.-sured fact as
ture. The foundation plans foi the, turned from Portland to Coos Bay, more sanguine over the excellent the engine and boiler, It is not sufficient applicants have already
church have arrived and the bulk of1 passing through this city yesterday, prospects for oil than at any time in knom how the fire started, but it is been secured, the papers have been
the planswill at rive on the next Eliz and while here he stopped over and the previous history of the company. thought to have been of incendiary forwarded, and it is hoped to have
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The good feeling was largely due origin. Mr. Radley had no insur­ the company organized in time to
abeth. The church is to be modern filed a $10,000,000 mortgage,
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I to the renewed indications cf oil as ance on his mill, but will rebuild at take part in the big carnival August
in every particular and will be built i The mo:tgage as filed of record
with the idea of best service and runs from th ? Coos Bay and Ot egon found yesterday when gas gushed once, and says he will be cutting 24th to 27th.
Mr. Gear, the organizer, stated to
Central Railway Co. to the Com stronger than at any former time, lumber again in two or three weeks.
greatest convenience possible.
The
loss
of
his
mill
is
hard
luck
and
quite
a
heavy
seepage
of
oil
was
the
R ecorder yesterday that lime
monwealth
Title
Insurance
and
Trust
The floor plans as arranged by the
on
Mr.
Radley
right
at
this
time
of
also
struck.
All
of
this
had
the
ef
­
was
no further doubt as to the or­
Co.
of
Philadelphia,
securing
bonds
architect will be superb in every par­
ticular. The main auditorium will to be issued by the railway company fect of greatly strengthening the I the year as this is the time when the ganization and maintaining ol an
be 56x46 inside measurement and in the sum of $¡0,000,000. The confidence of the stock holders in f best progress in cutting timber can excellent company here.
be made.
will have a seating capacity of 375 mortgage covers all the property ol the proposition.
Mr. Smith, the new driller, has
The Sunday school room will be the railway company acquired or to
Grit, The News Boy.
36)4 X46, extreme inside measure­ be acquired between Coos Bay and proven himself to be a thoroughly Exciting Ball Game Saturday
ment, with a seating capacity of 300. Roseburg or a point ten miles from competent man at the business, and
Bandon play lovers will have an
A large folding door wiil connect the Roseburg. The document was for in addition to a wide experience in
In one of the most exciting ball opportunity to see one of the best
two rooms so that in case of an over ty-two pages long and was executed oil drilling, he is a natural mechanic,
How meeting the entire Hoor can be by Francis H. Clark as president, and he is now making rapid progress games ever played on the local dia­ home talent plays ever put on in
thrown into one room and give the ml William A. Bartz as secretary with the well, He is a California oil mond, Bandon was defeated by the Bindon, at the Orpheum theatre to­
building a seating capacity of 675.
tor the railway company, and Dim man and says the formation here is Oakland, Ore., team last Saturday morrow evening, August 2nd, when
This will be a church of which not iner Beeber as president, and James practically the same as the California afternoon, but the score was only 6 the Bandon Comedy Co. will put on
to 8, and it took twelve innings to the celebrated play entitled '"Grit,
only the Presbyterians may feel V. Ellison as secretary of the Trust oil field formations.
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The well is now down over 1000 decide it. Dippie pitched the fiist the News Boy.”
proud, but the whole city of Bandon company. The filing fees were $42.
Remember
the
big
industrial
and
Mr. Clarke says he has nothing to feet, and all concerned are confident six for Bandon and Ingram pitched
This is a play well adapted to the
as well, for it will certainly be a cred­
agricultural
fair
and
carnival
to
be
<ay for publication at present other that before 1500 feet is drilled that the last six and both men did good performers, and as a number of the
it to the town.
held
in
Bandon
August
24-25-26
work
in
the
box.
company have had considerable ex­
The church will be rushed to com­ 1 han that the favorable outcome of oil will be found in paying quantities.
Oakland will be here again next perience on the stage, it goes with­ and 27, and get in and boost for the
pletion as rapidly as possible and it this railroad project seems excellent.
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Sunday for a game and the fact that out saying that they will furnish an great event.
From other sources it was learned
is hoped to have it ready for dedica­
Rebekahs Install.
the two teams played such a whirl­ entertainment worth while.
E xtra —See T. W. Robison for
that Mr. Clarke was accompanied
tion early this fall.
wind
of
a
game
last
Saturday
proves
special
feed lor chickens, borv
from Portland as far as Roseburg by
The Orpheum is a beautiful new
The officers of Ocean Rebekah
that
they
are
evenly
matched
and
a
cows,
etc.
Try his Rolled Oats.
Big Feature Film at Grand Mr. Cornell, president of the Colutn-I Lodge, 126, were installed for the great game may be expected Sun playhouse, and the new opera chairs Nothing can beat them.
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bia Trust Co. of Portland, and who j present teim by Mis. Nargaiet White
have arrived and will all be installed
Theatre Wednesday Aug. 2 s treasurer of the railway company. ' Distiict Deputy President, and Mrs. day. Tuttle was unfortunate enough before that night, so this will add Mrs. Monroe Upton arriv d here
In Roseburg a meeting was held Camilla Garfield as Grand Marshal, to sprain his ankle in Saturday’s greatly to the attractiveness of the Saturday from M ushfieid and is vis­
game, so will not be in the game place.
iting at the home of her cousin Mrs.
Wednesday evening which was at- • as follows:
$25,000 wrestling match between
Tom White.
Sunday, but Pollock will be behind
tended by T R Sheridan of the First
The
pei
formers
are
practicing
dai
­
N. G., Minerva Lewin; V. G,, Ef­
Hackenschmidt (the Russian lion,)
For buttertubs, butter birrels and
National Bank and a number of other fie Macy; Sec., Jane Smith; Treas., the bat, so that end of the firing line ly and everyone F an artist in his or
and Rogers. $10,000 side bet on
prominent property owners and cap­ Louisa L. Davidson; Warden, Ada will be well taken care of. Although her part. There are some pathetic hsb barrels, see T. W. Robison at
this contest. Two comedy pictures
Central Warehouse.
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italists of that city. At this meeting , Still; Cond., Mathilda Johnson; I. G., the spectators were rather few in scenes in the play and then there
will also be shown, making up a
Don
’
t
miss
this
rare
opportunity
number
last
Saturday
it
is
expected
a movement was started by which Anna Craine; O G., Sarah Costello;
are others that will make you laugh
splendid program, lasting I hour and
to have your teeth extracted abso
the Roseburg citizens guarantee to . R. S. N. G., Laura Perkins; L. S. there will be a monstrous crowd until your sides will hurt, and all lately without pain by Dis Gray at
15 minutes.
Owing to an extra
next
Sunday.
Mr. Clarke and his associates right ' N. G., Leatha Moore; R. S. V. G.,
■ arts will be put on with the greatest Hotel Gillier, Bandon, Oregon. ti
charge made for the great wrestling
Come out and root for the home of skill and accuracy.
of wav from Camas to Roseburg. 1 Mattie Rasmussen; L. S. V. G.,
F or S ai . e 8-horse power verti­
picture, the admission will be 15c
ind also right of way through, and a j Clara Goeiz; Chaplain, Mary Gallier. team.
You can’t afford to miss this ex­ cal steam engine. A D. Morse. sStf
for adults and 102 for children.
depot site in Roseburg.
cellent play. The prices are right
Alter the installation a short time
Take Witter Water for it. C.|M.
Remember, when the Grant! id-
Notice.
All of this is goo 1 news for Coos i was spent in serial converse, and
and you will more than get the worth Spencer, Agent.
vertises a special release its worth
county people and everybody is vei v ' then ail weie invited to the dining
of your money.
Frei Goetz of Marshfield spent
seeing. We cater to vour comfort
enthusiastic over the .prospect of ear 1 room where a dainty lunch was
Following is the cast of characters Sunday in Bandon at the home of his
and try and give you a show tor
desire
I
Having
sold
my
business
I
lv operations on a railroad.
as they will appear:
mother Mrs. C. Goetz.
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served. The lodge hall and dining
your money.
It is also stated on good authority! room were very attractive with their all persons having claims against me Grit
Roy Thom
Miss
D.iisy
Hansen
lias
been
visit
Best projected pictures, best mu­ 1 that the S >ntlien Pa. ili' is intending ■
to present the same at once; also all I'wo Penny (his pal) Ernest Rossiter ing friends at Coquille for a few
profusion of beautiful flowers.
se and steam heat.
1 those knowing themselves indebted Terence De ll
| to get busy at once so it looks very ,
Claude Adams days.
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Remember this program will be | nucii like two railroads for Coos,
110 me will please call and settle im­ Count Cordinia
George
Strang
F or S ai . e House and ,two lots
shown one night only, Wednesday, county in the not f ir distant future Polhcmus Here Yesterday. mediately.
E. L ewin .
tt
Victor Breuer in Prosper, $1000.
Col. Worry
August 2d
J ohn D e C osta .
Roxy Wentworth Gladys Turnbow 19-1(
Along the Wharf
Tell your friends.
Miss
Ebba
Wiren
cf
Bandon,
but
Assistant U. S. Engineer, J. S.
Edna Strouhal
; Mabie Worry
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Polbemus, vas in Bandon yesterday who is visiting in Salinas, Cah, ■’* Marie Cortelle
Elva Gibson
Grange Meeting.
The Fifield sailed Saturday with consulting with Engineer I. E. Kel­ present, succeeded in successfully
Remember the time and place­
450,000 feet of lumber, 9 tons- of ley concerning the needs of the local passing the examin.T ion for teachers’ to-morrow ever.mg. Orpheum Thea­
harbor, and the indications are that certificate in Coo:, county at the June| tre. Admission 25 and 35cts. Seats
Bandon Grange will meet next freight and 30 pis-e. gers.
Tne Fifield will sail from San his visit will lie of constderab'e ben­ examinations, and has been granted on sale at Mars .
Saturday, August 51I1, in I. O. O.
a license as a full fledged teacher.
F. hall. Forenoon and afternoon Francisco for Bandon tomorrow efit to Bandon and the Coquille
Miss Wiren is a member of the class
river.
Initi i- evening.
sessions. Lunch at noon
Cuts and bruises may be healed There must he a heyinniny
>f 191t of the Bandon High School.
The Elizabeth arrived in port yes­
tory work with a class ot several
j n about one-third the time required
sometime. Delays are only
E. Lewin has sold his meat mar­
terday morning with 13 passengers
W anted —To boirow $500.00 ! by the usual treatment by applying
candidates.
a waste of time. $ 1 will
ket to Remskey<St Ford, formerly ot tor three years from private. Wil
The special business to be dis- I and 180 tons of freight.
Chamberlain’» Liniment. It is an
Marshfield,
the
transfer
having
been
start
a hank account.
The Elizabeth will sail tomorrow
give first mortgage on 160 acres, antiseptic and causes such injuries to
cussed will be the matter of the Ag­
made
this
morning
and
the
new
firm
Every additional dollar
good farm. Address “K”, care of heal without
ricultural Fair and the advisability afternoon.
maturation. This
The Anvil was in from Portland took possession at once. Mr. Lew n R ecorder .
of arranging for a farmer’s market
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will help,
; liniment also relieves soreness of the ,
in Bandon. This is a meeting of Monday with a good cargo of freight will probably rem iin in Ban Ion, .1
You boost for a goo I thing, don’t muscles and rheumatic pains. For
fact that will lie good news to his
special importance and all members and passengers.
vou? Boost for the Stmr. Fifield sale by C. Y. Lowe.
The Bandon came in port on this many friends. The new firm are and you will then boost the “good
are urged to be present.
F or S ai , e C he \ i > Span of horses.
both experienced meat nu n and
afternoon’s tide.
NATIONAL
thing"
along.
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One
dark bay marc, 4 years old,
have lieen in the business at M ,rsh
Miss Eva Sugg left this morning
Misses Eilna Gallier and Ottilli 1 weight about 1450, and one gray
BANK
Bandon Furniture Co. have just field for about seven years. They
for her home in Coquille after a few
Lewin
returned to Bandon Monday gelding, 8 years old, weight (400 ,
are
pleasant
gentlemen
and
will
n
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received
a
select
line
of
wall
paper
days' visit in this city. While here
after a few days spent at Langlois at Inquire of I. L. Baumgardner, Riv­
State Depositary
Miss Sugg was the guest of Mrs. R. at right prices. Oatmeal paper 6octs doubt receive a liberal patron ig •
FIRST
W. Boyle.
, per roll.
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from the public.
the home of Miw Ivy Langlois.
erton.
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