out Semi-W eelszly 4 VOLUME XXVIII Reflection» On Looking Back­ ward. NUMBER 33 BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 30. 1912 Prosper Budget. Roosevelt vs. Courts. I A Real Western Picture. T" .Miss Hazel Mathews spent Satur­ New York—A referendum law At the Grand, Wednesday May day and Senpay at the pleasant tst, in “The Widow of Rickey ■ wheieby the people may place upon In nty many short stories I made home of Mr. and Mrs R. \V. Bul­ O'Neil," we see a genuine piel ire | the statute books laws which even here or there remarks regarding lard. the courts in ly not decl.r.e uncon­ of cowboy life as it was in earlier waysand means of transp irtation; Those who scoff at the idea of times. stitutional is asked todav hv former Bronco busting, roping, true there was not much to forward. : The Day Was Duly Observed Presidei t Theodore Roosevelt in a Shipping Business Continues making a slice« ss ol incubator chick­ trick riding and bull dogging wild nevertheless, we must consider, ens should call at the home of Mr. steers, are some of the thrilling copyrighted aiticle, j sensational there were but few people and con­ dy Bandon W. R. C. and Judges and Progress, in the current ■ as Brisk as Ever at Coquille and Mrs. I. >uis Coates, and see scenes in this western picture, also sequently business required less ot what they are able to accomplish. issue of the Outlook. intiodiicing a humorous love aff sir G. A. R. River land transportation than at the pres­ Unless such a referendum is Abbott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- I between the widow and a cow­ ent time granted Rocsevelt believes the time dX, has been suffering from blood puncher. Wednesday, May ist. Then again most of our hauling vill come when the courts’ hands j poison in one of his ¡fingers, caused Admission 10 and 5c. was managed to be done by water, Last Saturday, April 27th, was will be tied and the power to pass The Elizabeth arrived S. turdav by a cut from a ji.k knife, He is but as it so happened not all could the 90th birthday of General U. S. upon the legality of laws will be morning rr6 tons of freight and two greatly improved at the present High School Night at the be forwarded this way, then we used Grant, of civil war lame, and after­ passengers: W. F. Bisher and Mr. wtiting. taken awayjrom them I packhorses, or in other instances, ward president of the United States. I Grand That courts should decide points Page. She sailed again Sunday Mr. Hodges has been transacting right good loads »ere carried on and the day was duly observed in j raised under the law, but that thev with 15 tons of miscellaneous frieght business in the u per river districts. our shoulders. At any rate we honor of the great general and states­ should not have the right to kill the 254,1x10 feet of lumber and the fol He will shortly resume his work at managed to make out without find man, by the Bandon W. R. C. and I An entertainment will be given at law its« f unless it is so flagrant a lowing passengers: A. Mardison the Prosper in 11. ing fault of the roads—we had none G. A. R. Members of the W. R. the Grand Theatre Friday evening, wife and three children, Oliver Wil ­ violation of the constitution as to Trails were good enough in those C. prepared a sumptuous dinner at Prosper e .in now boast of a Chinese May 3rd. for the benefit of the High cox, Ora Wilcox, M r s Sarah Sim be incapable of argument, is the happy days; trails took us every the G. A. R hall, to which they in «Mrs. E. E. laundry, which is running at full School Athletic Association. Ap­ former president’s belief. He says: mons, Stacy Pante where, the Indian was no engineer vited the Grand Army men bers i blast now. Any one wanting pended is the program: "Experience of 25 «ears has Panter, A. D. Andrews, L Cool road builder, commissioner of high­ and a few other friends. Solo, - - - - Miss Chatburn "washee" done, should just call and shown that the people may be baugh, Cans Carlson, F. W. Isaac­ ways. He knows well enough how leave clothes and, Gee Wung wdl Rccetation Leia Buckingham Before and after dinner .1 number aroused to sound high thinking and son, Ancel Isaacson S o | o _ . _ . . Miss Fox to keep the woods full of timber and of toasts were responded to by per­ do the rest. that the legislative and executive j The Brooklyn air'ved Sitmdav trees, as we know very little of at sons present. The first being by Selection - - Girl s Glee Club morning with nine tons of freight These mild and pleasant April officers may show their intention of this present age, in a comparatively Mrs. J. A. Faulds, president of the Motion Pictures. anti sailed again early Sunday showers are a source of great debght carrying out the people’s purpose, open condition through which his W. R. C. in which she stated why yet the whole movement for good morning with 235,000 feet of lumber to garden truck growers. They beat trails led him wherever he wished to they had met, and paid a glowing 1 Grange Meeting may come to naught, and injustice and the following passengers: Levi the snow and ice, and river floods go tribute to General Grant. A bi- j Goff and wife, John Neumer, and of the East all hollow. be perpetrated because certain [ Then so-called civilization came, ography ol General Gram was read judges of certain courts steeped in Martin Thompson Grandma Kicking went to Bandon The regular meeting of Ban«ion the former owners of the county was by J. VV. Felter, who also inter­ some outworn political and social , The Fifield arrived yesterday ■m Saturday morning to rec< ire Grange will be held in Od«i Fel­ transferred to Reservations. Tne spersed his address with a few in­ philosophy totally misapprehend ■ morning with He tons of freight and medical treatment for rheumatism lows Hall next Saturday, May 4th. increasing number of arrivals applir d stances in the life of the great gen­ their relations to the people and to j the following passengers: A J from a local physician. She will The meeting will commence at 10:30 means which the Indian avoided eral. Mendal, C. C. Nelson and wife, the public needs. carefully, “fire." Rev. F. M. Sanderlin, Col. R. 11 I “I have never taken a position in i Harry Blakemore, Geo. Woodworth. also visit her sons who are located a. m. There will be special business and initiation. Lunch will be serv< d The glorious forests, ever thought Rosa, J. A. Faulds, H. C. Hartranft, I advance of Abraham Lincoln who B. Pelantag, E Peterson, A. II there. inexhaustable, soon became de­ and others responded to toasts in a 1 said: ’If the policy of the govern Linn, W. B. Brown. Robert Linn. Catterlin «St LeGore are running a at noon. All Grangers are urged to I stroyed by such reckless, yes sinful, I ve y eloquent manner and all were ment on vital questions affecting the A. F. Rice, B. Elliott, Miss Dora free grocery delivery here in Pros­ be present. work of the fire fiend; d -ad stumps, exceedingly instructive to those ivhole people is to be irrevocably I Let, Mr. Estabrook, Capt. Clemens per from their headquarters in Ban­ For Sale Quick. black and unsightly, reaied upward present. Mrs. J. VV. Young also fixed by decisions of the supreme and son. The Fifield will s til again don This will prove a source ol to tha sky, showing off as tomb­ recited a beautiful little poem about 1 court, the instant they are made the at midnighi. great convenience to a great many stones “See, you who can see the the “Boys in Blue and the Boys in ; people will have ceased to be their customers here, who are taking ad­ ------ -uw»------- I will sell at a bargain, my prop­ signs, we are the last of the woik, Gray. ’ own rulers, having to that extent I Myrtle Point Enterprise En­ vantage of it. erty. consisting of two lots, llOUSf, the builder of the universe had willed Taken all in all the event was a practically resigned their govern­ A partv cf young people from Co­ barn, and garden. Running water larges. to grow, to beautify the land. There great success in every particular and | ment into the hands of that eminent quille were passengers on the Norma on place, situated 2 blocks north­ at the right or left, behind and be­ after dinner all departed feeling that tribunal." Saturday morning to Bandon Beach, east of Moore’s mill, on new plank fore us, lay the remainder of our it had been a day well spent, and -------- 000-------- The «Myrtle Point Enterprise c ime where thev spent a most enjoyable road. Will sell at a sacrifice, $650. bodies, decaying, whereas, by prop a auy of the younger generation Forest Fire Season Coming. out last week in enlarged torm and «lay. 'They returned the same day cash takes the place. Call on or er use we would have become the who were present had a much more is now a 1 egular six column, eight to Coquille. address F. Jesch, Bandon, Ore. means of enriching thousands of you vivid knowledge of the greatness ol page paper, which gives it a much .33-w takes rank sary work a road of some sort was publican the other a democrat—res­ having slashings removed through of so pleasant a home will be. That’s our her own philosophy of life, who is really original and un­ opened to lead from one pl «ce tc idents of the county. Justice E. D early spring or late fall burning that ; among the leading news papers of alright Col. conventional. Is not the woman another. By and by greater num­ G. Holden of Coquille, and Justice there is hope of keeping dow u lire this section ot Oregon, We con- Mrs. Dorland anil Mis. Adam who Is always talking radical­ gratulate Brother Shultz on his sue ber of settlers demanded better roads C. R. Wade of Bandon were selec­ lattr on ism Just because she has the [ Storm wei' passengers on the Nor courage to live her own life she upon which to travel with wagons. ted by the clerk for the performance Timber land is paying a large part cess. j ma to Bandon Saturday, where they — occ------- Ims learned the cost, and she The roads began to be built under ot this service for the recent primary I of the taxes in Oregon; 75 to 80 per | snent the day shopping and visiting dare not ndvlae others to emu­ For Sale. the advice of supervisors wludid election. Heretofore, we aie in­ cent in some counties. The owners late her own deflauce. I have | friends. nothing to say against a woman n it care for the good road as long formed, it has been impossible to of ibis class of property are not ask 5 acre tract dose in. Good level who. after carefully considering Don t forget the date of the Bene ­ as there was money in it for them to secure a democratic justice in this ing for roads, or other improvements her particular problem, solves It land $300. Easy terms. fit Dance for the Prosper School, be paid by the taxpayers. Who county, but in this instance Bandon to enhance the value of their prop­ in some way which tradition has Also 10 acres good land 1 I 2 miles Saturday evening May 4th Var­ named unsafe or wrong. Then cares for good roads? furnished one of this political faith erty. but are contributing cheerfully ney’s Orchestra from Bandon will the c<»nse<|Uences of her act out $400. More and more the taxes in­ and the law was complied with.— to have these built lor the benefit of I s|«.ak for her. If sufi'erlng re ' furnish the music. A good time is F or E xchange . others. It therefore, seems only suits she is the sufferer, and creased for such work. More faith­ Coquille Herald. Good dairy ranch of 120 acres. promised to all who attend. Come there Is always her example Hut right that county officials should a- ful overseers and workmen made It s tlx1 women who are ufrald to 5 j acres l-l class bottom, l <• one, come" »11 and trip the “light sist in preserving a pioperty which improvements, which, when proper­ It you want to hunt, fish, or get act and who take it out in talk ' iantastic toe." to the merry music of good benefit 40 acres in er >p. ly taken care of during the rainy i married, go to Oakes for applic i- contributes so substantially to the who are dangerous. — Marion Varrey’s Gi. iieslra. Hermosa. Fairfax. Playwright running expenses of the government. Rann Hilly slocked. W"‘ exchange season would have answered fairly tions for license, 24tf. for Bandon property, - —000----- County Courts can do much to well until during summer time such--------------------------- 6-Room modern house and | lots, Everct Nvm.mover of Marshfield roads became good enough. I say paid by the taxpayers, Slowly we help keep down fires b »th by living ■veil located in Myr.le Point, (hr. , 'he piano < Xpert connected with the good enough, but net good. With creep along, until clearer heads than sure that rights of way of roads are f >r Bandon value $2000. 1 W. R. Hames Music Company, is out this proper care in winter and we have shall overcome those diffi kept free from inflammable material 5 Room house and 4 lots in Co 1 in the city tuning pianos. He was Drives 4,000 Mil s the rainy season the great traffic we culties with less expens, by greater 1 and by assisting the State Forester quille. Ore., to Ira«. • tor any good here six years .«go and had then a have upon this special road of which 'speed, with no animal exertion and during the dry months through as- Benind a Team Landon property. | ph< noinenal run as a tuner. Mr. I speak now, from Bandon to Lang­ no pounding the traveler on vehicles signing men to work under his di­ 4-Room modern «louse in North Nymanovcr has the distinction of of (ioats. lois, one wallow hole after another. in such ways that his health mig ht rection. One bad fire w.ll result in Pend, to exchangh ■ r Bandon value being a «ircu 1 navigator, and is th«' the loss of thousands of dollars of wagons break down, horses are be injured. second kr.own plan > tuner in Amer I :oo. | lax money to the State, and t is Steam railroads, automobiles, will over taxed in pulling out of such I us what you ica encircling the entire earth, pay­ Come in a id mireholes, and the poor brute is be a thing of the past. Electricity, sound public policy to avoid this if ing his way is a piano expert. A i.ave to trade. 1 nearly unable to walk on account of produced by wavepower of the I possible. man from it«,- Chickering factory in DEYo ' . & SMITH. 3' tf mighty ocean will propel vehicles f sore legs from bruises or mud fever, Boston bcit g the first one. Mr. ---- -«•»» --- G. LeRcy Hall, ot Marshfield will ; upon one stringer of rails, lay far e or shoulders are bleeding from ill Mayor J. W. Mast J. L Kronen «Nyir.anover made the entire trip s fitting collars, a whip, or as in in ' safer, with reduction of friction to a deliver one of his instructive and en berg, and Dr. L. I*. Sorensen are around the vorldsir.ee he was here stances clubs are used upon such un­ ' minimum, with the swiftness of the tertaining lectures at the old school six years ago. The gentleman w as fortunate animals by men claiming flight of a bird. Then the future house, Tuesday evening, May 14th, ail possessors of new Ford autos, of a pleasant caller at these head- the 1912 model. Dr. Sorensan and to possess Christianity, it is hi-, generations will be astounded at the auspicies of the Hurry-lip-Bible «piartcrs yesterday. Mr. Kronenberg h ve five passenger horse, nobody has a right to say a what a poor class of manlike crea­ class. Admission 25 and 15c. Those ---- cxx>--- cars, but the mayor ’ .- car is • just big » word. Law! But not the law c f the tions has been living here before who do not hear this lecture will Somebody saj« enough for two." Estiayed to my place about 18 miss a sure treat. It will be rem them Almighty. .■onths ago, a led heifer. Owner A consultation like this is better embered that Mr. Hall lectured her« "there is a reason.' It took us white and civilized First National ßa...» may have same by proving property your liver, kid- Witter Water for people fifty years to come to this than none, is not that what strikes not long ago on "Riley" and bis State Depositary disgraceful condition; year after year your thought? No doubt; it seems audience at that time was more than neys and rheumatism, C. M. Spen- and payiug damages. P. J. Smith, near Prosper Road. 32-tft F cer, Agent. —M. G. Pohl. I ¡ leased. ue spent some more of the money so. If I