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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1912)
r Published Every l uesday anil Friday by the I k Recorder Publishing Company Jar At I wa Mil iriptioti. *1 50 |wr V r ir. Advance. A l vet t i-iti;; R. i ' j — Mil-- Known on Applic i1 ion. Job I’lint.tiijr a Spi-cinh > EuU-ie'l Ibo lb-»:’ oti P<t-'tiflicv as rx>nd (’bins Ma» FRIDAY................................................................................ i clru. ry «t+«HHM»4"f»4HM«4»4>4*4»4~£»4»*4.> a» <• Ry the Rev. W A Weird Story of Two r rgures o Net at Midnight o o w< o o ó o fo ot F sl re si B F a- a f< l< o s if r c t ( < « i T ♦ 4* 4» t : t i St! do Si or 4»4»4» 4* 4**> 4» 4*4» 4* <♦ 4* 4* 4*4* 4*4» 4*4* 4*4» 4» 4*4* 4* B. MILLARD. Pastor of the Park Congregational Church Chicago O^O^O^O^O-W^OO • ' M bi .12 Thou thalt not deceive thy mother. Thou shalt not think of thyself first, disregarding others. Thou shalt not esteem silk petticoats and diamond rings as of greater value than the family’s general welfare. Thou shalt not regard false pret nse as the highway to popularity, Thou shalt not gossip. Thou shalt not use loud speech nor bold manner to attract attention. Thou shalt not think more of the culture of thy heels than of thy head Thou shalt not hold the cup to thy brother’s lips nor to the lips of -• somebody else's brother. Thou shalt not imitate the fine lady’s language while thy mother V 4» I. washes the dishes and sweeps the house. Thou shalt find joy in the service of God. who created the*». 4« 4. .> •> <. »> 4. >4»4<4»4>4>*4>4<4» 4»4»4>4»*4»4 cu* Th wt wt lat : 2 Ten Commandments For Girls i Pr cal da qu L. J BUITERI IELD C. E. KOI’F ( wei i qu to vet Ga Rec ord er Bandon Dy F. A. MITCHEL Copyright by American Press Asso ciation, 1111. (•> OQ0<&OQ'O$<C>4t>0 City folk who go io the seashore for a couple of weeks, or at most a few months in "tile season." see only the summer phase of il Of the other phase they are as ign »rant ns the in habitants of the earth are of tin» other side of the moon, which never pie sents its further hemisphere to us These summer visitors :t«>ii!>t■ thlit'c that 111 wi lier the ro.i t i- bleak So It is at limes, but il is only a different kind of bleakne s from that which <><•- raslonally prevails In hoi weather In winter wo have snov iorius; in riiiii iner we have fogs. But a bro hl. < risp day in wlnt r al tliu se.aslH >i « an I lu re I e an.'« 11 • ’,r more stimulating? Il sots t’ •» 1 .!.■•<•■» llirolilnng and brim- the < riiv •< ¡1 Io the <tieek.‘ And 11 moonlight night! The white snow retieris 1 he moon- beams, and the 1» e breaks them into prismatic colors, while far » nt at s .1 there is tin» same shimmer on tin» re 1 less waves that there is in summer It was on such a id ;ht that I set out to walk from a friend’s I jou r. a couple of miles inland. The snow < n the road had been beaten into h e. and tile f • >t in,* was tiurd. I’rom the e tui ward I could liear »ontlnu< d rustling will h I have heard from my birth and which I could then hardly live without 1 walked fa» Ing the imLi. wld It w.'s at tlie full and stood midway l»etweeii tile liori/.oa and tue tnei i lian My dog. a collie, was nmp»'!im. nbout ahead of me. evidently ns mu» !• exhilarated by our surrmm. lugs as 1 Suddenly 1 In u I hi 1 five a »¡ai»k growl; then h< came ra’ii.iir.' back to me wldniag and rubbed . oisi my surprised. usually when wo walked out togethe either day or ni. lit he |»ahl little »h no »itto*’ tion to those we met cm the »poke to him ciu'iiurapnuly. b lihend to see what bad trig'ite I saw two silhouettes, light was ou their back faces dark, the one n man. the woman. There was »»»metldug 1 i their motion or s<»nw*thiug tin ter with my i i Ion. for tl • \ would ad viinee and hall. advHnce nn»l halt keeping Up this tuotlun conUiiuoiiiJy which weiuoil to tin* to In* like the KW.iying of an object moved by waves Hut hr they drew near me 1 (lid not no tice aurh mot loti« tlKHUU thia mUlit in en bee: use 1 ions themselvi wi‘ro both young and. strange ty appear, were walking olicir each othei ’s arms. < linging so •it I wondered how (hey could I all. Both wen* pale, and ns nn expression on their faces can only describe ns unrest rappel when we met. though itinued to impart to them the sv.aybiy l have mei just i111 11. whether it w a (he eas: ward < r some clothes <1 this slngulai elled (he sea They did me. so 1 addressed them. ait late." I ru’.iarki’d for h » w.iilt <»f sanici Iling »•'. b r to suy "Y(‘s," repliud Ihe yuvjg man. "\V ■ re gcing up oli t<> th“ bill \ «>nder.’’ Thure wiis bui o'ie l' Il. and that w.as . . an emineii» “ oh llic ere a »»f whi» h a.s <>ur cemetery 'ih,‘i,e were no •‘es »bore. « nP H ip tombntones 'li h uvei) from whf re we s’ood weru lihe In thè moon'b 'J ó’hy in Ihe ’orbi shmihl i ' ;s yen a » oupie wisli io • up t bere ut i.iiil’ii“ ht ? "Tberc is ?i fiu<‘ \ i''\\ of tbeoueun up i«‘re.” I re ii irkod ••pili i!’s »•olii." • ah! thè firl. with :i live! » •Il i •: i die vh*\v \vo wanl.” sm-i tl“’ '!’!*<• dead y a i :• meli, "‘t s tìi » i»’si ;i*r eri» ini ’i ’ i:rh“d They Ile irmi i <|■■ \ :r -i iiy night l’he. do fit t li »’ir ib.'t etinfinmsi distaili rustie U h » w . <• ; v. r lnfir n »»v n »r ilio <•.wheii i bey dnsh tir ”g is so frightful \v:iv<‘, It is merci n » a tight oui ever a V Wl- t lie !<». I.eil <:. v. ti nt I I k - girl of whom I k - nskinl tl • 'f Ion mid she icplted With n Im'. <t <l:<-ml : iii <I by eliiigliig closer to hi ■■ •\V v were hntbing." the man cont tn u •i*ro running high ml. •The wave and wo had been advised not fo go to. The beach wut» shelving and (lie Both good swim undertow strong. ____ _ _ . tilers, we delighted dellf.lilei! in Iti buffeting the huge rollers, and mid when women mid rhlldren were dnnelnc tu the shallow foniii or n lew clinging to the rope sqmittlng to let mi expended brenker .prlnkle their slioulilers. we walked blind In timid out to meet the advnnc Ing monster-, nt first turning sidewise to let them puss us. then Jumping :ihov o them nml nt Inst »living under In (Ids wuy wo got beyond them, riieir white manes and swnm. now I up toward tlir sky mid now d toward the bottom ot s'.nd "Oh. the exldliiratlon ot sporting on They were our the monsters bi us Ilk e friendly nln v fellows, t We is a roar 11 our chests, on ks. under the sur should we fear our euor I»»*? When they threw us «•♦• kiit w that they would break when we came down, as a ■Hi will catch a chi'd ben I looked and saw that we . siuldrn ly I bt'caine con w s \v»»fth1 not help that their nu merci- We stop k 8M > struck out for the mxl nothing against Thru vn rd I tghtened I assisted I swam with upon a wave danger was Tiie beiu h •d in and tvaf •rs were I lie bathing Now ami you • sank grew rhlVtf to nia »ink whose limltf- ne in i heir Iner, I ga*p i Hiuvd I "The boat fractied you y no reply. Tbe couple ¡«1- -wd uh. moving In unit ■ -io Ubutt- iating motion with which tln-y bud up- proached. I watched them till they turned to nsi end the cemetery hill. Then the moon'seetued to go under c black cloud and ll was i, si I'.iwn when ! felt n shake and noun-thing hot pouring down my throat. Then 1 knew that I was lieing •chafed. 1 win lifti-d up. rugs were put boil! me. .-Ilf 1 1 « :■- placed in some sort of conveyance, for 1 heard the Bound of wheels and felt a Jolting. Now and again liquor was poured down my tliront till the vehicle stop ped mid I was carried into a warm room, mid hot water bags were placed I.esjde me Then I opened my eyes and saw that I w.is at Lome. As -....... as I was able to talk I was asked how aii ! wl:;. 1 had collapsed on the t llad I been struck, had I felt Illness coming on? It is dltfi-nlt for me to explain that, shrinking front giving the true cause of Jr; laeukd wn Wn t ft n dread of bet! ■■ considered Ins: ne? Dkl I fear in.mnlt.' m> o-lf? Was ft the result of nervous n.-til.tr -s Was It a dislike to ialk about my frightful -■ ,| erfence? All these cause-- were miii'-l.tl The only rt . . . : I gave was that I had been .. ■ o’l Ike .-id mil supposed I mu l have received a stroke. Pet it |'k’ .-i'i.in do, a.red he could not tied that tiny portion of my phys- 1 t-l makeup had given way. The only danger I li d Incurred was that of . out u ■ ai.d barked at the door. My bid her. I. ar g him. had got upto let mt- in. supposing that I bad left tity- night key al li -i i ' V. lien lie ............. tin- door the dog ran away, barking, now mid again running back to the house, then starting on. My brother, realizing that the <|. was trying to p-r. mu! • him to follow, put on his coat mid hat mil was <■> i: tuetid to me, l.v .ig on tin- road. I w.-is nearly frozen. Within a few Roms after my arrival a home I was as veil as ever—that is. bodily. Mentally 1 bud received a slio k Tito e about me. seeing that I did not wish to la.- questioned about tlie cause of my trouble, retrained. One da; I heard that tin- bodies of a young i .an mid ti young woman who Imd been drowned during tlie previous sea> ni had been recovered They- had been thrown in a sort < f cove during a total and w< re loll1.J so tightly locked m each o ilers arms that they were si parmed with difllctilty. They were taken to tlie eeinetcry on tlie bill mid loiried there (tm- would suppose that I would now iity something about my meeting at inhlni.dit, Tlie dis every only drew me .lie Itchier within myself Not for the world would I In* pointed out as the Hiatt wlios • In- ilns had suddenly given wav mid laid supposed lie lii’d met with a su|iern:itur:tl experience 1 rather chose to I i'.“p my own co'ineil. The day inn.v cci ■•. though probably not In i iv time, when n moi hod will lie ills .urcr.-i by which we can communicate willi till- ill-mi ill l.v even see ami hear them Then those whoso natures seem I 111- so 1 oil I ill-led that tlicv can Have .’his comninai alien unnidod will lie title t i tell their stories mid still be bv'ieved to be eii-’-tallv sound tVe do not know that all our senses were born In primitive mini Perhaps a rie.w set- Mice may I e developed for discerning the supernatural. jf / Brown & üibson I The Leading Contractors I and Builders I ! Í IÎ li 3 Famous Baldwin Pianos fortiish i ’1.U1S and s| >eci- f.C.ll ons and it vim .ire of it f t l»t«b i er how i . V\ t • 1» ition ‘y. I yr u| can Le t>(>. anything us Ltxiue? are rei|Ue«ted to notify thu office Ï 4 on . lection at officers and on change of meeting night. Cards i.i dvr this head are 75c per inch per month. tV-i-MT Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R. M. ¡V| EET> I it st and Third Tuesdays of each month at 8th run al me Bandon ig- wam. Sojourning Chiefs in good standing aie cordially invited to attend. J. C. Shetlds. A. J. Hartman, Sachem. C. oi R. no or how ,s;jvr \ oil l.iige Lodge and Professional 4 Directory We are Agents for the I ib'urt » £ 11 on you are contemplating w. buying a Piano, give us buildi I I a call. It costs you noth ing to examine them. V ¿. bi cksmiths ¿nd Prices $250 and up Easy Terms If! ? vV d(|Ji HlciKCi S ’ ! • ! 11 ’made io order. ' » i 1 1. ;< i. - :i i i i ! ) Wt»rk. 1 ’ I » i lo'St Siiorm^ a special! ¡LANDON DRUG CO. > Eastern Star QCclDEM Ai. CHAP1ER, No. 45. O. E. S., meets Saturday evening before and after slated communication of Masonic Lodge \ isiting members cordially invited to attend. Louise M. Boyle. W. M Me'rta Mehl, Secretary. Physician and Surgeon I. <». <». V il Office Rasroussen Bldg Phone 72 Bandon. Oregon I Gatcheli Bros.9 Transfer Line 1 GATCH ELI. BROS.. Props. All kun’s of hea.v and li^ht draj ing. Phone orders given prompt attention. Harn Cor. I t & Spruce St.. Fish Property I I I’I IONIC (541 Olir Bread is the Largest w. Mawoiiic. D a NDON LODGE, N o . 130 A. F. & A , M, Stated communications first Saturday <h<r (he lull moon of each month. Special I c '.’i nunicatioe.s second Saturday thereafter. . Ail Master Masons cordially invited. W. E. Craine, W. M ! Phii Pear.ion, Secretary V .1 d liL’itt, Wi l r»-(’eive | to »» ij ■ )p on Columbia Avenue o. Keep the logs rolling boys I SEASIDE CAMP NO. 212, WOODMEN OF. II IE WORLD, 2.;. :- First and i hird Thursdays. Visiting Neighbors welcomed. C. M. Gage, C. C. H. E. Boak, Secretary ... • 11 t K.’.%4k«4. *. ?• M ! * O ANDON LODGE. No. 133, 1. O. O. F. meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting brothers in good standing cordially invited. V»m. Lundquist, N. G. S. A. McAllioier, Secretary. Knight* of l'ythiaH yjELPH! LODGE, No. M, Knights of Pythias. Metts every Monday evening at Knights hail. Visiting knights invited to attend. C. R. Moore, C. C. B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. Saturdays at Hotel Gailier M. G. POHL, Opiometerist Will Ri 1 iiunieti led by I’.iti oils /« // /■/ 'own for the money. C. R. W X DE ‘;‘l in ouality as well as quan- Attorney at XuEVW lity to e Il'i’ couldn't use bet- '/. wwr if we charged twice as mud for our bread. Hre buy Xrçvnl aciEc Surety Company. Office Bank and use the eery best now. of Bandon Bklg. Phone 102, Bandon, Oregt.n Ti a a loaf and see Low euery- SMITH J- IVI .A 1SJ IT .7 f/o iulo il. .1 body DR PHYSICIAN 5.4't sf i<( .FON trould ' think it was cake to OH ICE IN PAN I El; El 11.OI.NG : ear the i/oungslers begging Onice Hours 9 lo 12—1 to 5 lor another slice. - BANDON, OREGON - Dr. M. D Houston PH Y 8/Cl AS SU lid E US Severing Old Ties. Willie was sent out by his mother to the woodshed to saw mid split some stove wood out of a pile of old railroad ties Going outdoors shortly after, she found tin- youth sitting on tlie saw horse with his (lead bowed down in bls hands Sin- asked her hopeful why he didn't keep at his work. "My dear mother." ho replied with much feeling. "I til. I it so hard, so very tin rd. to sever old lies." — Lippincott 9. Office over Driu: Ktorp. Houra, B (.<_> I ? i.ru. 1:30 to 4, j nt. ; 7 to 8 in the evening. \L;bt ch II r anfluered NOON. from office. OilMtGN i Dr- D. H2. Sorensen DENTIST Office Over Vienna Cafe Telephone at Office and Home. Plenty of Purposs. "I have here a poem.” "Is It a puoi - of any serious pur- [io<e?" inquirid tin- editor of the High brow Magazine "It is. sir li was written to pay my hoard bill with."-Kansas City .lour nal bANDON <». His Protest. Mt-s Bonham- Before yon married Ben me you s;ik! (lint 1 tvns n q 11 pen hntn Well. 1 no longer bollpvp in n uuuiiiri lil til forili of goviiriiuu'Ut.- Chicago News Nice Store. A vlrl in n bm -t rin ru;,i - •'<t hurt. They bumped her nose and they tot•o her Hut a ni-e Ivnwe surivon to ok her c■ a se. Put bnrgain handunes on hr Ihit bargain linlnunt h* r b.u-k And hfirt h»T honw U» a b’i‘ Kiiin ha< •k. th three Kiri« r Who wouldn’l patron' “ sue?1 a Ftor«»? -Loufax IIIv Couirler-Jyut nal Well Stocked. Mrs. G iv \l> littsbii’il and 1 11:1 w our hou«<- furnislieil vini Iri'ly with wedding gifts Mrs I'ay Gracious! WUnt it lot of liri-sents'. Mrs Gay Yes 1 have Iss-n mar rii‘d four 'i; íes nini tuy husband Ihii-e l‘m I. H* Movrd Away. Tnere w « a mer hnnt In <mr town who it lutn-us wi. he vow- ed t ’• It he ionie - et ntong and liiwer n(lu- He HI» rlvtjM now «re all <-on- vtn. c t l’ i't ......... |.'iy«, for he w.i- rori t d ti. et l'inr : III lessi tban liluety days < "¡ungi. Jottrnal. ”’(1 ut- -ry are thenamea i” tu., ex, • es the utmost bounds v ‘i..|.-it we know Bit.-Locke T. TKKADGOI.I) ATTORNEY AND COUNSEU U AT - LAW. JK NOTAI;Y PUBLIC Bniidon, Humility If thou wouulst find much favor 1 ; e:i vltli God and man be very low in tldne own eyt-s Fqrglvc thy- cij little and Others mil ’ll Ar Tiblslt- ■ tp Leigliton. OREGON Oregon Oilier W’itli JL'tndon JnvpRtmpnl <’«* Dr. K- 1x1. Brown. He RECORDER management has mate anair ements with Francisco Bu ¡etin whereby ve subscribers the advantage of a gi -a:itic com E ’tion offer that will turn is h them all the news of country in a n;:U opclitan daily and a'l the i ews of Bandon and vicinity in low price Resident Dentist. Office in Pantcr Building Office Hours: Phone. 9 to 12 M. I to 5 P. M, BANDON. OREGON C. R. BARROW Attorney and Connselor-at-Law I’OQl llsIsK. - ORK Office over Skeel«’ Store Office Phone, Main 335; residence. Main 346 CLARK & WRIGHT Lawyers Wa3hington, ID. C. Public Land Matter«. Final Proof, De»- ert Land«, Contest» and Mining Case,. Script Associate Work for Attorneys Tue D ai ly s an Francisco Bull tin, The Eanoon Recorder, Tola!, $3.C0 per year 1.50 per year $4.50 PURE DRUGS Do you want pure drugs and drug sundries, fine perfumes, Both papers through this office if paid in advance, per year $2.75 '■»air brushes and toilet arti cles'1 If so, call on C. Y. LOWE. Bandon, Oregon