Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915, May 21, 1912, Image 1

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    Semi-W eelrly
VOLUME XXV111
Notice to Voters to Register.
NUMBER 38
BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1912
Coos
County
Schedule.
I
League Randolph Has Narrow Escape Terse Sayings by Ike Hadley
I
Memorial Day Service.
Forty-four years ago the great
How many colossal egotists are
commander-in-chief,
John A. Logan,
there in the United States? About
Sunday June 2. Coquille vs East
issued
his
memorable
order desig­
90.000.000. And that is one reason
~ide at Eistside, Bandon vs Marsh­
nating
May
30th
as
Memorial
Day,
there is not greater progress.
field at Marshfield, and Myrtle
to
be
kept
sacred
in
loving
memoiy
I am bowing, with my hat off, to
Point vs North Bend at North Bend.
Zoe. Compliments are so rare in of our coinrides whose tents are
Sumlav June 9, Marshfield vs Co­
this world of greed, that 1 appreci­ pitched upon the camping grounds
quille at Coquille. North Bend vs
of the silent. Every succeeding
ate them very much.
Ban leu at Bandon, and Eastside vs
spring time since, the comrades and
Political and social reform is slow
Myrtle Point at Myrtle Point.
loyal citizens have gathered in the
because each considers himself so
silent cities of the dead, anS with
Sunday June ¡6, Bandon vs Co­
superior to bis neighbor; suggest an
music and eloquence have done
quille at Coquille, Myrtle Point vs
improvement and you are answered
honor to these companions of the
Coquille at Coquille, North Bend vs
with a sneer of self conceit.
march, the camp anil the battlefield.
Marshfield at Marshfield and East­
Zoo's advertisement in the R e
In accordance with this laudable
side vs M rrshfield at Marshfield.
C order found me with a big wrinkle and p itriotic custom, Bandon Post
on my brew tr mg to figure out how No. 56. and its auxiliary, W. R. C.
Notice is hereby given that a Mass Meeting or Caucus Sunday June 23, Myrtle Point vs
Bandon al Bandon, Coquille vs Ban
much of every laboring man’s wages No. 40, and Sons of Veterans will
of the legal voters of the City of Bandon, is called and don at Bandon, Marshfield vs North
are taken aw tv from him in the way honor the memoiy of our heroic
will beheld at the Bandon Opera I louse in Bandon, Ore­ Bend al North Bend, and Eistside
of profits. Here it is: four fifths. dead
gon, on Wednesday, the 29th day of May, 1912, at the hour vs North Bend at North Bend.
Socialism? No, government stitis-
We extend an urgent invitttion to
of 8 o’clock p.m. of said day, for the purpose of placing in Sunday June 30, Coquille vs Myr­
tics. Better look it up. Think of it! all children and teachers, to all civic
nomination for the coming regtdar City Election, candidates tle Point al Myrtle Point, Bandon vs
You earn five dollars and give up societies, and to any who may be
My lilt Point at Myrtle Point, Noith
four to profit takers and keep one for
for the office of Mayor and Recorder.
Bend vs Eastside at Eastside, and Excursion from Marshfield the 1 rivilege of working. No in m tarrying here for a time, also to all
This notice is given pursuant to an order of the Com­ Marshfield vs Eastside at Eastside.
citizens of Bindon and vicinity to
should be forced to work for a pri­ retrain from business and join with
mon Council of the City of Bandon, made ata regular meet­ Sunday July 7, Coquille vs Marsh
The big excursion from Marshfield vate person or corporation unless he us in the patriotic exercises of the
ing on the 15th day of May , 1912.
field at Marshfield, Bandon vs Noith Sunday brought over about 300 prefers to, and no one should be out
day.
Dated at Bandon, Ore., May 20, 1912.
Bend at North Bend, Myrtle Point Bayites who enjoyed lhe day on of a job if he wants one. Will that
The parade will form at 10:00 a.
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E. B. K ausru I), Recorder.
vs Eastside al Eastside.
Bandon's beautiful beach and took time ever come? Yes, as certain as m in front of the port-office ami
Sunday July 14, North Bend vs in the dance at the Wigwam in the two plus two equals four.
ira ch directly to the cemetery.
Coquille at Coquille, Marshfield vs afternoon.
Most of 11s are savages living off
As a fitting preparation for the
Myu tie Point at Myrtle Point, and
The day was a delightful one and of our neighbors when we can. A solemnities of Memorial Dav, we
Eastside vs Bandon at Bandon.
all excursionists seemed to enjoy certain class can, and the pity of it will attend Divine service, at the M.
is, the majority permits this cunning E. church on Sunday, May 26th, at
Sunday July 21, Coquille vs North themselves to the fullest extent.
class to make the laws by which the Il a. m. Rev. Harry Lee, the offi­
Bend al North Bend, Bandon vs
The
steamers
Dispatch,
Coquille
Notice is hereby given: that a Caucus of the legal Eastside at Eastside, Myrtle Point
and Wolverine brought the excur­ trick is done.
ciating clergyman, joins with us in
voters in Ward No. 1, City of Bandon, is called and will be vs Marshfield at Marshfield.
What is the matter with the inviting all to be present.
sionists front Coquille in the morn­
held at the Bindon Opera House, in Bandon, Oregon, on Sunday’ July 28, Marshfield vs ing, arriving here about it :00 a.m. churches? Hunger. Most men feel
the 31st day of May, 191 2, at the hour of 8 o’clock P.M. of Bandon at Bandon, North Bend vs and leaving on return trip at 5:00 more like stealing than praying while Business Along the Wharf.
starving to death. I really think it
said day, for the purpose of placing in nomination candidates tlyrtle Point al Myrtle Point, and o'clock in the evening.
would be better to steal only it is so
The
Marshfield
band
entertained
Eastside
vs
Coquille
at
Coquille.
in said Ward to fill three (3) vacancies upon the Board of
much more dangerous.
The Brooklyn arrived Saturday
the
people
with
several
musical
se
­
l'lie above schedule will then be
Councilmen to be elected by the voters in Ward No. 1.
lections
which
were
highly
appreci
­
noon
with five tons of freight and
While
you
are
looking
down
with
I bis notice is given pursuant to an order or the Com­ repeated so mat each team will play
two
passengers,
and sai.ed again
ated.
a
patronizing
air
and
concealed
con
­
mon Council and in accordance w ith provisions of the Char­ ten games on their home grounds
---- ——
tempt on your neighbor, remember yesterday with eight tons of miscel­
and ten away from home.
ter of the City of Bandon.
he is feeling exactly the same towards laneous, 251,000 feet of l imber and
No More Battle Ships.
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E. B. K ausrud , Recorder.
1 wo passengers. A. H. Fun, August
YOU.
Election in Coquille.
Crop.
Tne Navy .Department will send
Death of Wilburn R. Thacker The Elizabeth arrived Sunday
no
more battle ships to the Pacific
evening with 106 tons of freight and
The Coquille Herald says: The
D ied —at his home near Prosper, the following passengers: Mrs. l ost,
general election held in Coquille on Coast until after the < ompletion of
Monday demonstrated that the the Panama Canal This announce Coos Co., Die., Wilburn R. Thack­ Miss Post, R. E. L. Bedillion, Mrs.
Socialist represent one-sixth of the ment was made April 12 by assist­ er, aged 71 years, 8 months and 26 S. T. Springer, B. C. Smith,
ant Secretary Winthicp to Kepie- dat s.
Notice is hereby given: that a Caucus of the legal voting population of Coqui! e.
Morrison.
The Elizabeth sailed
Mi Thacker was born in Arkan­ again this morning at 2:00 o'clock,
voters in Ward No. 2, City of Bandon, is called and w ill be
l'lie following is the result ol the sentative Humphrey, who has Deen
urging the department to recom­ sas August 19. 1840. In 1854 he with 16 tons of freight. 231,000 feet
held at the Eire Hall, in Bandon, Oregon, on the 31st day election:
mend the building ot an additional came west and settled in Humboldt of lumber ami the followin',’ passen­
of M tv. 1912, at the hour of 8 o’clock P.M. of said day, for For mayor, A T. Morrison, citi­ submarine
0.1 the Pacific Coast, or C<>.. Calif., and from there he came gers: Charlotte Schreiber, Asa
the purpose of placing in nomination candidates in said zen s ticket, 161; J. C. Noel, So­ for a station on th West Coast
to Oregon in 1868, in which state he Carpenter, J H. Syster. Mrs. L. It.
Ward to fill three (3) vacancies upon the Board of Council­ cialist, 29.
Winthrop also said the depart has resided until his death. In 1873 Hazard. Mrs. Diminick, Mr. Foss,
1 . r councilman, Citizens' ticket,
men to be elected by the voters in \\ aril No. 2.
W. C. Laird 156, Geo. O. Lead: merit would not uige the construc­ lie was married to Miss Root of i'll Will. Hahn J. E. Norton.
This notice is given pursuant to an order of the Com­ 167; W. H Lyons 17».; Sociilisi tion of more submarines for stations lainook Co , Oreg., to wli h uni 11 The Fitield arrived Friday with
mon Council anil in accordant- with provisions of the Char­ ticket, J. E Quick 40; Lee Curry on the coast ami otherwise n di- were born nine cli’ld en four of 120 tons of freight and the following
caled thal lhe dep.n 1 iim.t would not whom have preceded him t the bet­
passengers: J. J. Sullivan, J. Val-
29; J. H James 18.
ter of the City of Bandon.
favor the coast in anv way.
ter world Deceased un ted with the gean, R. T. Moore, C. Moffett,
Eor
Recorder,
Citizens
’
ticket,
J.
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E. B. K avsri ' d , Recorder.
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v). E chinch in early life, to which Miss Fahy, Mrs l-ahy, T. Das,
S. Lawrence 167; Socialist ticket.
Bunny
at
The
Grand.
branch
he was faithful, dying in the Mrs. J. P. DeGessen. Mrs. W. Fahy,
A. J Patrick 20.
triumphs
of a saving faith .mil was A. Cotton and .-. ife. Nellie Ker­
Practice Illegally.
Strawberry Crop Good.
An ordinance to purchase certain
laid
to
rest
in the K. P. cemetery of rigan, Chas. Lassen and wile, John
real property from J A. Collier and
Bunny, the popul ir I.it comedian
The Sentinel reporter "happened
Bandon,
Coos
Co , Ore., bv sorrow­ McCarthy. The Fifield sailed again
wife, being propeity between city
will be seen in
in” on George Henninger of Pish Itinerant Iptici ins Work Rural Dis- property west of C street and east of of the Vitagraph
ing family and sympathizing friends Sunday with 450,00o feet of lumber
an uproaiious comedy, tomorrow
tri Is \\ i bout Stat" License
trap, Tuesday, and enjoyed som ol
I-errv street south of railroad re Wednesday, evening at the Grand, M iy his ashes rest in peace. * * * and passengers as follows: C. A.
the first straw! erries of the siason.
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The Oreg n State Board 01 Ex­ location and a right of way thereto
Stevensen and wife, Geo. Faxe, C.
entitled
"S
enograp'ier
Wanted.
”
Mr. Henninger has a patch of 5,0» aminers in Optometry will pay a re
A Modern Store.
at the sum of $6000—l‘or. 113; Bunny succ eds in putting over a
B. Horner. Bertha Northrup, Ed
strawberry plmts and they are bur­ vard of $25 to anyone causing the
against, 78
Northrup,
A. Weisner, Dr. W. P.
big lot of 1 mghs.
d lie Bandon Dry Goods Co., held
dened with buries and bk>--«uns. irrrst and conviction ol anv person
An act specifying and providing
Grandy, Carl Burns. Mrs. Anderton,
"C
night
in
the
Toils"
a
K.dt
m
their grand opening in their nca
The terries now ripening are th >r persons te-iing eyes and selling
lor the regu alien, control and pow­ film depicting lite in the underworld.
W. E. Gardner, T. Bowman, W.
¡store Saturday and a large concourse
Gold Dollar variety >f which he ha- glas-es wr.o do not hold a certificate
er of the council over sewers and Very thrilling
Wilson, Ceo. Warren.
I of people were present. The gentle
2,000 plants. The first ripe berries
-ued to them by the Board of Ex- sewerige system and thereto and
"Children
Wh
>
Libor''
This
is
men who visited the store were
from these plants were picked M iy uniners. It is not alone i - tessarv
graining power to compel connec­ a great Edison picture th.it will sure- , ti taxed to cigars while the ladies
10th. He alto has 2 000 p ants 0 | lor them to possess this ceitificate,
tion to lit made therewith and reg- ly appeal to all thoughtful persons.
w< re all given a beautiful souvenir,
the Improved Oregon variety whii 1 out it oust be reg stered w ith and
I Mating the ] enables- For, 162; This film his proved immensely pop-,
l'lie store was beautifully dec-
he ex ects to ripen about June 15th. countersigned by the Clerk of the
j ’gainst. 30
ular ihruout the United States.
«rated with Oregon greenery, and
and 1,000 Marshall plants which will Court in each county where the
Shall the co ninon council pur-
commence producing a out M.iv 25'
lolder t>r «dices, ¡ he public in gen . h i <• a suitable site for the construc­ This progrun of pictures consists, the window decorations were such!
of 3000 feet of film and will offer as are seldom seen in a city the size Means rising at six o’clock
Mr. Heninger says he has been eral is hereby warned rot to palron-
tion of a city hall, jail and fire de- sufficient variety to pie« • all.
in the morning, liting on
of Bandon
told that betr.es will rot produ- < iz anyone no- bolding such cert h-
i partment—For, 158; against, 30.
Remember
the
date,
Wednesday,
There
is
probably
not
another
,
a dollar a day if von earn
well in that locality, but his ex per - cate, as in the strict letter of lhe law
— AAZ'
May 2211 L
store in Coos county with more mod - I two. Minding your own
ence has de non.trated that it wou
they are accessory to lhe illegal
Notice to the Public.
I ern equipment than this one, and th< I
be practically impossible to find a practice and will at least be caked
business and not meddling
E
M
Willi
ims
has
purchased
a
Bandon Dry Goods Co. will no1
locality or a soil better adapted to upon to go into court ai.d testify as
w ith other people’s. Lin k
Vacuum House Cleaning Machine
berry culture.—Coquille ValLy Sen
r.nesses ag.iin t th< persons violat­
My wife, Mary Prewett, has de- and is ready to do your work at any doubt work up an immense trade i means appointments yon
' with their new stock and siore. One,
ing the liw.
tinel.
s rted me and I will not be respon­ I time. Rates reasonable.
Phone
| of the best features of the store is the hate never failed to keep.
For furthei particulars address H. sible for any debts contracted by her
104,
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dress making parlor, which is under
Luck means trusting in
Marvelous! ii.vc you tried it? W. Barr, Sec. State Board of Exam from this date. May 18, 1912.
Mrs
Web»
Fahy
an
1
daughter
lhe
supervision
of
Miss
Nora
Solve,
God anil your own resour­
What? Mrs. Moort’s Wonder Po'- intrs of Optometry, Salem. Ore
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T albert P rewett .
; Beulah came up on last Fifield h ty­ and this fact in itself is sufficient to
—OCX's----
ish. Makes house cleaning a pleas­
ces.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shields are ing spent the winter it Oakland, insure its permanent success. Any
ure. Now on sale at Woodruff
Lame l ack is usually caused by
who have not visited this store
Second Hand st< re and at Ci) i s rheumatism of lhe muscles of lur the proud parents of a fine ten pound Cal.
should
do so, as it is certainly an in­
W.tter
Water
fir
your
liver,
kid
­
Lorenz's grocery.
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back, tor which you will tuid nothing boy born last Wednesday morning.
stitution
of which Bandon may well
neys
and
rheumatism.
C.
M.
Spen-
State Depositary
W anted — 1000 empty s cks at better than Chamberlain’s Liniment. John has been smiling and "setting
led
proud.
Icer,
Agent.
I ’em up” ever since.
Central Warehouse.
2-11 For sale by C. Y. Lowe.
Notice is hereby given: that in accordance with Section
No. 42 of the Charter of the City of Bandon, Coos Comity,
Oregon, all voters residing within the corporate limits of the
City of Bandon, before voting at the regular Election, June
19, 1912, are required to be registered, the registration books
of the City will be open each day except Sunday from the
20th day of Maj, 1912, until 6:00 o’clock P.M. of the 18th
day of June, 1912, at the office of theCity Recorder, Bandon.
Oregon.
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E. B. K ausrod , Recorder.
Notice of City Caucus.
It was reported here today that
the gasoline sell«« n«-r Randolph,
formeily plying out of Coos .Bay,
but m w operating out o! Humboldt
Bay. h id foundered eff Smith river.
Die report was incorrect, although
lhe bo.it did have a serious time.
Lyman Wolf of Marshfield is engi­
neer on the Randolph and Captain
Johnson is well known here
A special telegram from Eurek 1
to The Times today gave the follow­
ing particulars of the accident:
" l'he Randolph arrived here yes­
terday’ four days from river with her
shaft broken and her propeller gone
The tug Kingfisher tawed the crip
pled b.aat into Humboldt bay Iro n
l'rinidad. Repairs will l e complet­
ed in four days. Tile R andolph had
800 head of hogs on board. ’—Coos
Bay Times,
Notice of Caucus to Voters in Ward
No. One (1).
Notice of Caucus to Voters in Ward
No. Two (2).
Luck
First National Bank