f Locai Lore^i Merely Mary Ann. The famous play. Merely Mary | Ann, to be put on by the Gladys Brockwell Stock Co, at the Or- phettm tomorrow night promises to be the greatest event in theatrical circles ever seen in Bandon. The play itself is one of the fine t romances known to modern theatre goers and every part is clear and concise in itself. The players come with the highest of recomenilatioiis and the reputation of Gladys Brock well alone is sufficient to assure t e success of the troupe. The story throughout is full of goal, rich comedy and all tie characters are extremely strong There is just enough corned . . Tin re is just enough ol good strong drama Each act is lull of life and living Tlie play is absolutely clean. It is good to see and Bandon trust see it ---- VXK*- Prisoner is on Alliance. Husband Given Report of the Condition of the Alimony BANK OF BANDON < Sheriff Gage is here fromCoquflle ; Seattle, Wash., Ftbruarv 23. at Bandon, in the State of Oregon, awaiting the arrival of the Alliance (Special.)—John Hackett will re at the close of business, Feb. 20, 1912 • n which he expects George Lam ceive $40 a month alimony for the berts u ho is charged with a statutory rest ol his life from his wife, Emma j RESOURCES offense by Nora Goodman. She Hackett. Judge Dykeman so decide«! Loans and discounts resides here and took the matter up todiy. This is the bare court record Overdrafts, secured and unsecured with Jusiice Pennock who telerred but behind the mere statement that ! Bonds and warrants h -r to Deputy Prosecuting Attorney will be officially shown on the books Stocks and other securities Liljeqvist at Coquille. r. Pennock is wiitten the life tragedy of a man Banking house secured the necessary depos lions who has succumbed to the influence Furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned and understands that Mr. Liljeqvist 0} drink and whom the judge felt he Due from approved reserve banks filed the charges against Lambert be could not trust with any money. Checks and other cash items - fore Justice Holden at Coquille. For John Hackett,' until today, Cash on hand Lambert is a logger. Hevas ar night in a measure have been called Total rested by the sheriff at Eureka who a wealthy man. Following Judge LIABILITIES telegrai bed Sheriff Gage that he Dykemai/s decision, however, by (the sheriff) would send Lambert which he granted Mrs Hackett a Capital slock paid in fund - • - nere in custody of the captain of the divorce, the custody of the children Surplus Undivided profils, less expenses and taxes paid and all of the property, valued at Individual deposits subject to check Alliance —Coos Bay Times. -- $25,000, John Hackett has no in Demand certificates of deposit - - - The Motion Picture Story come but the $40 a month alimony Certified checks Letters of credit • which the court granted him. It is Magazine. probably the only case in the state Time certificates of deposit Total ... This j u!> ication, the fir-t copy of where a husband has been granted alimony. ; State ol Oregon, County of Coos—ss. which »as placed cn sale less than Three fine lots cornet Sixth and Spruce Street, for S500. Stree work paid for.—Mills <St Strauhal. $142,398 II Witter Water lor your liver, kid 135 33 neys and rheumatism. C. M. Spen 25,531 74 4,003 18 cer, Agent. 11,275 80 Senator W. C. Chase, Att y L. 5.281 83 A. Liljeqvist and E. E. Johnson 3,415 91 were down from Coquille Friday 64,015 91 1.204 42 evening and acted as judges for the 28.099 90 high school debate. $285,362 13 See Snowbridge, the Sign Painlei for signs, painting and paper hang ing. Opposite Beach's Second $ 50,000 (M3 Hand Store. 102-tf 11.000 00 10,347 II Dr. S. C. Endicott left Monday for 197.036 68 Portland lor a two weeks’ business 5,973 02 trip, during which time his office 41 82 Wiil be closed. 850 00 10,113 50 Jas. H. McDonald and Lewis Mc $285,162 13 Mullen were down from Myrtle Big Double Picture Program Point Monday. Carl L. Davis was over from at the Grand I, F. J. Fahy, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state one year ago, is today one ol the Matshlield yesterday. ment is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. F. J. FAHA . Cashier. Notice to the Public. most interesting and widely read pe- Correct attest: J. L. Kronenlierg, R. H. Rosa, C. Y. Lowe, Directors. O. O. Lund of Marshfield was a Wednesday and Thursday, Feb ti'dic.ils of the day. Its aim is to Subscribed and sworn to before me this 27th day of February, 1912. Bandon visitor Sunday. GEO. P. TOPPING, Notary Public. The two leading magazine of the 28th-29th, 40« o feet will be shown publish ’rom fifteen to twenty of the A. B. Townsend of Marshfield each night. be-.t stories that are acted on the Pacific Coast, the Pacific Monthly ' i came over Saturday on business. I want to call especial attention to moving picture iceen every mont‘1 and the Sunset, have been consoli Carpet and rug weaving, on <;th a picture called “A day wi It a Cir I hese stories will appear before the dated under the title of “Sunset— stieet. South ol school house. Ban cus.” If you want to treat the chil films are shown at the theatres thru- the Pacific Monthly.’ don, Ore. Mrs. J. L. Foster. 96 if it is the intention of the publishers dren to a surprise, you must let out the United States. Profusely it A. If. Hermann of Bandon his them see this picture We behold lustrated and containing a series of to spare no money nor effort to make purchased a line auto horn J. C. the smallest latly in the world, the photographs of the leading actors and “Sunset—the Pacific Monthly” a Walling, known as “Reo the Fifth.” human skeletons, the snake charmer, actresses of the different licensed credit to the West and a magazine The car is «quipped with sell-starter a menagerie containing all sorts of companies, and edited by some ol ol national value and importance. Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per day. Special rates by To introduce it to new readers, and all up-to-date modern conveni animals anil last, the trained ele the best men in the business, give I week or month. Sample Room in Connection. ences. The machine will be deliv phants; these intelligent beasts per ful'est assurance that this magazine we will mnke the following special ered April 1st. - -Coquille Herald. form some wonderful stunts. This wi 1 enjoy an ever increasing circula offer: Send 50c in stamps, and we will put your name on our subscrip F or S ale —Six, five acre tracts, picture will be shown again t mor tion. lion list for the next four months, The manager of the Grand Thea row along with the following: fine lor small Iruit or chicken ranch. ■‘Betrayed by a Parasol”—a com tre lias made arrangements to supply and will send you free a copy of the Some on I lank Road. II. If. Du- '*1 “A Romance of the Rio copies ol this magazine to the pic superbly illustrated Mid - Winter fort. —101-tf edy. number, and also the famous Sunset ’—a thrilling western Seli;. ture loving public. Same may be H. J. McDierm d returne I yester- [Grand- I1 and Florence I “ The Fatal Posing”—a pathetic and bou lit at the box office at 15c p**r Indian poster, securely packed in a day fiom Gardiner Cl_____ ; A Dav with a c pv or $1.50 per year. Only six mailing tube. It will make a beau drama. where he bad been 1< oking . ftei I > touching - 'T he Plumber" i c 'pies ol the March, number are left. tiful ornament for your front room or Circus’’-—Scenic, business. I Buy a copy and enjoy some intei est- den. Bert Patterson came down from a good comedy. Semi your order to Fred Lockley, I itig and thrilling reading. After Thursday Night, Feb. 29. the Siuslaw the first ol the week to I reading the photoplays one can un- North-western Manager, ‘ Sunset — “ Papa ’ s I.eltei ’ an E>sanay Dra look alter business affairs. matic F ilin. “George Warrington’s ' det.4 md and enioy the pictures mil« h the Pacific Monthly,” Portland, W anted Watches to repair. IL Escape” a great historical picture better than one who knows nothing Oregon. 14-13 and Ladies are cordially invited to call and inspect same. Sabio, Atwater St. 76-tf by Selig. “Stray Bullets” a crack J of the story. Leave orders now for your W. C. Irvine and family left Sat ing good comedy. “A Noble line- | urday for Hoquiam, Wash , where my” a Lubin War drama. The hen that lay s is the hen that EASTEE. STTIT they will make their future home. pays. Impel ial White Leghorns. Remember, 4000 feet, Wednesday Their m.«t,y Bandon friends are sor and Thursday, Feb. 28th and 29th, Eggs St.5« per setting of 15. Mrs. Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed ry to lose the.11 Iroin our city but at the Grand Theatre. Admission toe J. P. DeGessen. Phone, Farmers will wish them well in their new lop 7tSx F. W. RUEBENACK, The Tailor home. I F or S ale --New modern 6-room will be at the Hotel Gallier, R. E. L. Bedillion went to San I I . Mars has a fine new cigar Francisco on the Elizabeth to look bungalow w»\h concrete basement March 15th and 16th and Lorenz Building. and floor, show case in his pool hall next to after business affaiis. Will sell cheap. Cash i until noon on the 17th. You or renns. the Hub Clothing N Shoe Co’s H. Schrieben yS-tf W anted : Woman for general store. W. I.. Norton was up from Lang are urged to call early to housework. One to go home nigh's; lois Saturday. Dr. S. C. Endicott, Dentist. Ras Apply to Mrs. L. J. Butterfield, J avoid rushing. mussen Bldg. Phone 71. 85-tf Filth Avenue. Emily Harlocker of Coquille was Report of the Condition of the The Elizabeth will sail from San calling on Bandon friends Saturday. F rancisco for Bandon Friday, Geo. W. Moore, of the Moore A fin baby boy was born to Mr. Lumber Co, returned on the Fi- and Mis ¡'ho-. Anderson, last at Bandon, in the State of Oregon field, from Berkeley Calif., where lie Wednesday. at the close of business, Feb. 20, 1912 hail been visiting with his (.unify. W anted — 1000 empty sacks at E. P Reed shoes lor ladies. True Central Warehouse. a-tf RESOURCES Blue school shoes for misses and . $ 59,629 A. J. Hartman was a Marshfield Loans and discounts childtett Spencerian shoes for boys ’ ¡visitor yesterday, returning this Overdraft«, secured and unsecured 26 U. S. bends to secure circulation . 15,500 at Lorenzs’ 15-2 ' morning. [ I’tetniums on U.S. bonds 156 The Evangelistic meetings in the W anted W ashing Apply at Bonds, securities, etc. 12,826 07 ol«l school house, began with great S.mderlin House, rear of Catholic I urnitufe and fixtures . 4.074 Due from .State and psivale hanks and bankers. Trust Companies and Savrnss Banks 2,607 interest on Sunday evening. Rev. church. 13-tf Due from approved reserve agents 7,751 Sherwood L Grigsby will preach to The wot k on the summer p trillion ...... night on “The Perstmality ami on the beach is progressing rapidly Checks and other cash items Noles of other National Banks ...... Work ol the Holy Spirit.” Come 'and the propriet >rs hope to be al> e Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents . . . • and eniov the singing and especially to have the opening day by March ill 1 Specie . $7,499 15 8.24b Lawful money re^rve m Bank, vU: 75O qq the sermons which are intellectual 16th. Redemption fund with U S. Treasurer (5 per cent, oi circulation) 425 treats. Miss Myrtle Endicott, a trained I Due from U. S. Trea«urer ....... 350 File Stale Railroad Commissi oners nurse of Myrtle Point, is in Bandon. Total ........ $112.245 6b want to know why freight charges F or S ali New modern bunga LIABILITIES on a car of household goods shipped low. Inquire at this office. 98 if-.x (.'apital Me k paid in front Mobile. Ala., to Roseburg, Or., — <XW----- I Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid THE RECORDER OFFICE has recently should lx* more when the car is National Bank notes outstanding Chemistry In Sweden routed by wav ol El Paso, Texas, added a lot of new type of the latest Chemistry hns pinyv<l hh Important Due to State and Private Banks and Bankers the most direct route, than it would part in the Industrial history of Swv Individual deposits subject to check » faces, especially for Fine Job Printing, be if it hail been -.ent over a round tlt'ii. No les« than twenty of i he Demand certificates of deposit and we are now prepared to print all known chemical elements have I hm * h I Time certificates of deposit a-lout route by wav of St Paul a i«l discovered by Swedes. kinds of Fancy Invitations, Announce* i Certified checks Portland. When shipped by the ments, Calling Cards, Letter Heads Elephant*. Skin. Total .... direct route practically the entire The skin «if 1111 elephant usually and in fact all kinds of modern printing haul is over the Southern Pacific takes about five years to tan. Slate of Oregon. Couniv oi C< xm -- m . I, E. D. Wr-bb, Cathie« ol «he above-named l»ank. do solenmlv swear that the above stste- lines, and th< charges loi h 'tiling done in a Modern Office. menl u tiu^ Io the I eat ol my knowledge and belief. A Hidden Town. the carload oi goods tor E l.ynn Bn 1 frusti. Perii», is built lu a forest F. D. WEBB C whirr. Tunnell, ol Roseburg, was S322, of lofty triM'i. by which the houses are Corres I Atlrxt II. L. Houston, A. Me Nair. E. E. Oakn. Directors. whi'e if the freight had been n-nt so < ouiph'tel.v hidden that it hus not Su’ »nl>ed and »on to beiore me the Jtnh day oi February, 1’’I2. the uppeanuH'v of n large totvu, at* over the longer route and over set GEO. P. TOPPING Notary Pubi» Fancy Wedding Invitations a Specialty though Its population is âtXOtXi. eral diflt rent roads the charges would Th. Crystal Put»«. have been >250. Ihv R.iilro.td Cour When Londons |mlacc wax firn I mission I lk taken the matter up open«»! HIIIIJJíS A: strongly «liver««* opinions were with the Interstate Commerce Com e.pri*n il is to Its rirtlsti-* -branty. Hl.Al’KNniTIIM .4*1» mission, and hopes to secure a re «’11:111,1 I»6 kens, voicing the popular tkrrseshocing a Specialty Wag»nx ol Ail Kinds Made to Order view, wrote that tliem wax nothing fund for Mr. Tunnell and also an iir H'a* Bandon, Oregon It In fnlryhiinl To which Ru*- )ob VI oik attended to promptly and .11 work guaranteed to give satisfaction, Price. vestigation of variance in freight kln r«*torte«l. with biting Irony. "Mr. reasonable. >hop on Atwater Street, Bandon, Oegon. charges. Liehen» I« quite right, there Uu't!” Hotel Gallier Oregon Bandon The Spring Line of the American Ladies’ Tailoring Co. Has Arrived & DR. HERMANN Eyesight Specialist First National Bank of Bandon W. E. Steinhoff The Harness Man FINE SELECTION OF HARNESS, WHIPS, ETC FANCY PRINTING I RECORDER PUBLISHING CO.