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* 9uir«raity I E k Semi-W eekly h < v ft' A w rr FtFÍ1 IM JI l M'Ik -r U BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1912 VOLUME XXV11I ! Notice to Voters to Register HARBOR NEWS OF COOUILLE RIVER Notice is hereby given: that in accordance with Section No. 42 of the Charter of the City of Bandon, Coos County, 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; Many Boats Arrived and 20th day of May, 1912, until 6:00 o’clock P.M. of the 18th Departed From L3cal Port day of June, 1912, at the office of the City Recorder, Bandon. This Week. Oregon. E. B. K ausrud , Recorder. 38-tf Notice of City Caucus Notice is hereby given that a Mass Meeting or Caucus of the legal voters of the City of Bandon, is called and will be belli at the Bandon Opera I louse in Bandon, Ore gon, on Wednesday, tjie 29th day of May, 1912, at the hour of 8 o’clock p.m. of said day, for the purpose of placing in nomination for the coming regular City Election, candidates for the office of Mayor anil Recorder. This notice is given pursuant to an order of the Com mon Council of the City of Bandon, made ata regular meet ing on the 15th day of May, 1912. Dated at Bandon, Die., May 20, 1912. 38-tf E. B. K ausrud , Recorder. Notice of Caucus to Voters in Ward No. One (1) Notice is hereby given: that a Caucus of the legal voters in Ward No. 1, City of Bandon, is called and will be held at the Bandon Opera I louse, in Bandon, Oregon, on the 31st day of May, 1912, at the hour of 8 o’clock P.M. of saitl day, for the purpose of placing in nomination candidates in said Ward to hit three (3) vacancies upon the Board of Councilmen to be elected by the voters in Ward No. 1. 'Phis notice is given pursuant to an order of the Com mon Council and in accordance with provisions of the Char ter of the City of Bandon. 38-tf . E. B. K ausrud , Recorder. • ______________ Notice of Caucus to Voters in Ward No. Two (2) Notice is hereby given: that a Caucus of the legal voters in Ward No. 2* City of Bandon,.is called and will be held at the Fire Hall, in Bandon, Oregon, on the 31st day of May, 1912, at the hour of 8 o’clock P.M. of said day, for the purpose of placing in nomination candidates in said Ward to fill three (3) vacancies upon the Boartl of Council- • men to be elected by the voters in Ward No. 2. This notice is given pursuant to an order of the Com mon Council and in accordanc with provisions of the Char ter of the City of Bandon. 38_tf E. B. K ausrud , Recorder. Pavement Laid at Moderate Pt ice. 4 NUMBER 40 Commencement Week at the High Schoo?. J C mnn -ncing this evenin; th ■ I »1- lowing Commen e m nt \V■ ek I’r - grin will be carried out at tu- High Schoo' Ills week: SS ’i 10 BE HEID CciMMEXvI MENT AllDRI s . s General Meeting Wednesday High Sebo».I Auditorium. Tuesd.ic Night, Ward Meetings Evening, May ¿.Sth, at 8 o'cl », k. ‘‘Oil the Sea ’ Lailiis’ Chorus Friday Night. I ivocation Rev. Harry I ee a. “Welcome Pretty Pruinose Flo - er" b. ‘ By the Sea ’ La, ies’ O :tetie I Voters ol Bandon should not for The Tillamook atrvied in p • t Pres P, L. Camp! ell get the m iss meeting of the citizens Saturday morning with 113 tons ol “The Lonel« Rose I- lilies’ Ci»oi u ot Bandon at the Bandon opera height, unit sailed again Momlai Benediction house tomorrow evening, Wednes morning with 12 1011s of freight 1323 C lass D av E xercises day. May 29th aX 8:00 c’clock buudles o splints. • sh u p for the purpose of nominating Audito, mm, We llies High School The Elizabeth irri.-ed in port candidates for mayor and conn l:- day Evening, Mav 291b, 8 o ’ clock Sunday morning with 76 tons o tnen. i ll s w ill be a general mass Instrumental Solo C.i.i M »mt- freight and five passengers as fol voters ins-ale tin- city meeting tor all Invocation Rev. A. ; label ly lows: M.-Foss, H. Kicking, Mar The Salutatory Amelia Chaueay limits. tin Kicking, D. O. Hulls L. J < >n Friday i’l:e History Z ttie G:b.,i>i) Legacy. o ’ clock there Miss Chalbuin The Elizabeth sailed again l.«si S lo meetings lor the purposes of 1 larry Ci am night with 34 tons of freight 210,00. Ihe Poem mating c indid.i’ .es for city c Margin i i «• 11.ib. i ly feet of lumber and the following The ( fration men Th -s. Laird pissengers: C. C. Gilbert, G. W Retrospect I.« ntiiei '. i illier I he meeting for Ward No. I. will McAllister, G G. Culbertson. Solo Mr Strauhal be held in tile Bandon opera house The Brooklyn arrived Saturday Leia Bui n ,ham and the meeting for Ward No. 2 rhe Pr phecy evening with 4 tons of freight and Carl Buwu n will be held in the lire hall. The Will several passengers, and she sailed Elsie Kinlev j Every voter in the city should be The Valedictory again last night with 220,000 feet of file Presentation of Diplomas register before June tStli as it is ab lumber. Mr. A. McNair solutely necessary «o be register d The Fifiel I arrived Saturday Class S« ng n order 10 vote at the city election morning with 75 tons of freight and Benediction Ju le 19th. 11 passengers, and sailed again last —000 ----- ooo—— night with 450,000 feet anti the fol lowing passengers. J. H Wood S. P. Wood, Dela Reime, Mrs. W. Hoyt, H. A. Bartlett, R. Campbell. Mrs. L. C. Eaton, H Nelson, C R. Moore, Mis. Bar- »ows. Mrs. H. Johnson, Miss Jensen, Miss Grace Hoyt, F. Bullard, R* W. Bullard and wife, D. O. Be.-ker, Will Galley, Chas. Moochil. P. Romal. James Barri, Vic Barri, A. R. Smith, A. D. Zalimsen, A. H. Sim, A. D McKenna, W. E. Gar- nice, W. Boyle, J. W. Anderson, Geo Davis, Mt. Birueit. The Anvil was in port Saturday and sailed again the same da? tot Portland. Stie took out six pas sengers. — <xx> Engine Breaks in Moore Mill. Many Assured S. P. to Build. That th - Southern Pacific will at once begin construction work on the line which is lo extend 'rom Eugeni into Coos county and connect with the railroad to Coquille is the st ite- in nt made by the railroad contract ors who re i-rtly visited Marshfield. Will Close at 10 P. M. The party was composed of Chief Engineer Weir ol the S' u hirn Pa Commencing June is', a 1 barber cific Mr Hitchco k. general mana shops will close at io o'clock, p. tn ger of McArthur Bros, and Perks Patrons w 11 Company, the railroad contractors, shatp, 1 Saturdays. R B Porter, < f Porter Brothi- s, please be : governed accordingly. 40-12 Mr. Dixon, a railroad cohtrac’i t «1 San Franc isco, and others. J unes ------ OOO-------- Meeting Saturday. i’owhye of the firm of I'owhye Bros. t ity owners had to pay for the ri— Bandon Grange meets Saturday moval of the macadam and also for in‘I. U. O. F. Hall at it a, m. In- he new crushed rock base.—Port itiation and othtr important business land Telegram including a report upon the trans City Engineer T. M Hulburt be- actions at the Stale Grange. Gage Wins Suit. lieves he has al last arrived at a Lunch at noon as usual, Let solution of how to give property i h<- case «if Joe Coach vs. W. W every member be present. owners durable pavements at a m >d Gage was decided in favor of the de erate cost. Such a pavement has tendaiit by the circuit court last Death of Mrs. Machado. just been laid on Kearney Street be rhursday. The suit was brought Fifteenth and Twenty-tilth tween for the purpose ol securing .1 release street and propeity owners who of cettain property levied upon by Mrs. Naomi Jane Machado died I fought every effort to pave that the sheriff. The suit involved ques at her home in Prosper, Sunday, street on account »of what th.»-, tions arising from th«: purchase of May 19th at the age of 69 years, 2 deemed the excessive prices askei [the Club saloon in Bandon by Coach, months and 24 days. She was born bv the standard paving coinpanie- there being some de »tor which the in Ohio in 1843 where she grew to h ve expressed themselves being en I grantor should have paid before womanhood, her maiden name being tirely satisfied with the work I transferring the property. The bulk Wright. She was married to Al Die pavement mentioned is th- I tales law ol Oregon protects credi lred Ma.hado, and they came to well known bitulithic The Kearney tors wheie property is disposed of Coos county, Oregon in 1876 and street pavement is declared by the without notice to creditors. Unde have made this county their home ciiy engineer to be as good as aiiv th s law the court decided that t' e evei since. Mrs. Machado leaves e er laid here .»nd it has been pul only m inner ol securing a release ot her husband to mourn her loss down at a saving of nearly 40 per the attached property was for Coach Interment was made in the Ban cent ‘when the fact th it there was tn pay the bills for which the pr p- don ceinete y, May 20th. 1 he rel no charge for excavation is consid erty had been levieil upon- Coquille atives and friends desire to express Sentinel. ered. their thanks through the R eco RKEK, The explanation of the reduce«! Mills & Strahaul have sold lots 1, to all the kind friends who assisted cost is that the old macadam base 2, and 3, block 5, Azalea Pirk to during their time of bereavement. or the street has been used as a --- ------------ Mr. Earl Watkins. The lots are foundation for the bitulithic H re The light house tend«, of Asto.i located at the corner of Aberdeen tofore standard bitulithic has been and Eighth street and will make one was down to Port Orioid ast we -a uid on a base of crushed rock and in cases where the streets w ere cov of the finest residence sites in the and put tn a gas wh tlmg buoy at the Pod Orford reef. c.ed with old m cadani, the prop- city. Our Town. The big engine of the Geo. W. Moore I.umber Co. Mid was con siderably smashed up this morning, one of the cylinders being badly broken as we'l as some other dam- * age dona. It will necessitate a shut down of a couple of days or possibly more until the new pieces can be cast. ---- wo------ i This is a good town. Let us get all the good out of it we can. The way to get the good out of land is to improve it. The way to gel the good out of a town is to develop it. Il is a poor farm mat is all | astute. It ought to be worked. He is a poor farmer who is content to take merely what nature sends He is a pool citizen who is willing to let the town shill for itself, taking only such labor. hem fits as come without flit man wli j is sail lied to lial vest m«rely what ci in s up will have to live oil a diet of weeds. ---- Big Stock Show. M»/ 5. 1868 4 5 (> 7 8 Resding. Lincoln's Gettysburg 9 Lincoln, the Great Commoner, D< a ..lion Day - - - « 1 Music........................................ On Memorial Day - - LJylh Sumner The t-la,, 1 lial Makes Men tiee Geo. Chatl urn Jack Kronenberg !0 Addresses by Re». Chaiburn. eri fly and Rev. I laitranfl. ! I Rev. Hab- Quartette Music Older of Committee - -«JQO----- In a letter horn B S. Swengel o1 Cottage Give. Oregon i-j which he sends the mci-s.iry amount to put him in good standing on the Ri.« .»i.pi-.K list fol ■> y f. h-sivs. “we are nicely located here, have the largest hardware sto«e in Cot tage Grove, ar.d like die town as a place to live, very much. Mr. Swengel al-..o -ay s they get ion .-»ome tor the Bandon ne.vs and knew.-' no better way ol getting it than through Mr. and Mis. the R kcok . >r.i< Sweng I sy-ijil. best wi-h«-.» through the R ecorder io tli-.-i« Bandon friends. A Moose lodge w is organized in Bindon last night w: I. ;-b'Ut 7° ■ members, which at once makes it 1 one of the str< ngest lodges :n tin icily. I he officers at«-- Mr. B«-ck- Icti, Bist Dictator; N J. C .«in, Dic tator; R W. Boyle, Vice Dictator II. J. Butlei In 1<I, 1’iel.ite; J I Sul- I livan. Sec. ; 11 L. H ms n 1 re is. ; 1 I. C. l.aton, Sergeant at arms; F 1 IL Uolgiove, Inner Guar i; <> B I I tavids m; R. W. B y!e S | Ma in, V . Lind C. A. Jainit-son, l'rusif es Prjrtland, meeting of 1 terested in | Feeders and Breeders Show it decided to make the folic changes: | Name: Change as per litter head I The bleeds have been inc; «1 - I, and ■ in order that the show shall properly represent th«: «nine Pai iti oast <■ dries will be a«: vpte I from British Columbia. Utah, Neva la. .v pooling. Montana, I lab >, W i hinge» i, O •- gon and C difor r i. Time 1913: The il.ir uinia was i in an »tlier party comp >s< <1 «>' Soutl hern P.i' ific engine TS. Th.: announ in -nt-« <■ niv fr 1 n Mr. ILtchcock 11 tchc i k who st.it« «1 h it hi firm had the contract f >r building 85 miles 'rom th«- > nd ol th«- : « e Hi - three miles which I'owhye Bi 01 her? are n<>w boil Im? or of < f Eugene, f-.'igene, t ■ contr Coos Bay. The oth com 11 irl 1 >:» aade the trip over the line » c.iusc they expl'Ct to bid lor puts <> tin- work. I11 biief, the statement made by Mr. Hitchcock was that th'- con structior. .-.ork would begin as soon as machinery and material < ouki be , that the bridge across C«x»s Bay would be built, that the line would exlen I through both North Bend and Marshfield and would connect will) the railroa I ex ten-ling to Coquille. In short ac cording to the statement made it will be possible when the road is finished to get on a train at C •q-iill - an I ride by rail to any part of the country reached by lailioad. The railroad men were highly complimentary in tieir expres-ions of opinions of C«>Os county. I hey all said that this community h id a great future and that the coining of a railroad would firing thou-ands« f persons here from other parts ot the country. The positiveann »uncement that .1 railroad would b«- built at on 1 ■- given given a <1 general gniiciai stiinu iiiinu us in to i » 1» 1 n -s throughout the county and on the strength of work starting at once preparations are liemg mi I ■ for « gixxl summer.—Coquille Sentinel. nil Corps as:•<-nib e at hall at Sell ol child leu at schocl 9.»-': house at 9:30. We will 1 eet with those who wish t, > t<> ; in us ami torn in tront of ; > »st office at lo a. :n . V. here all will in ne i lo l. A. R c »: b 1 . I » liste t ■ thè regolar service s .»I the day a .1 d* - ■1 -ite thè graves of d p irteli Cl >mr ules. Tin saint- eriler of M ircii will tin n te 1111 nil at ihe post office be dis- perseli for d-nner. All ar«: again invited to assemble at Knights of Pythias hall at 2 p. m., to listen to the I slow i'lg pro gram. Bandon Post 1 Opening Seivice - Quartette 2 Music ------- 3 K.acmg, John A. Logan’s C ) ... r No. I I, Post Roy C‘»r-M>n h.H « t ‘pi d t li hi in tile !‘.i l Nall > 1 «1 3 lak ai (1 will help coik I u i th i>ti ¡nos <3 th excellent iiiidiiiil in >?it ton. m W-? ■> -■ AU Jtta-»■ WXhTTMWìMKze'Zr U y ¡s CPU- so t ir, Imi » gì «-alt i n p • 1 li nt V expe» ted Pay h cuts on ih n>’>' ri hipT will n >t b e collected lllllil ne t V eal. (.l essili a'¡ »Il : 1 11»- cl i .sjliC4‘ >11 and premium list wni m- n ,Ued eirly in 1913. hut every breed » mil iced- er 0! live stock is urged to begin •» itdiiMi hii 'I preparing i o v. Cal w il airi (.Ir.ifl Il ■: show will be held December 8 to 12, th* bb■••up b r ( ’ ¡visit»ns. inclusive. Then- will be r.o spring! m ike up the classes in t< 1 Br. e-liiig, feeding, fol ihi show in 193. Feeders an I bn fot 11! ililv. Y- hhs vci y Duly, of the Pacific Const are I I). O. L ivi i . v , ( '• n Man equipped lor com; etit a -t a tail or early winter shew tluii spring events ail I it is purp "»< make ol th "Pacifn Internal 1' 1 der ■ and Breeder»" a Live S Show that will be w rtliy of ti-< stock industry. As 11« retofore, sli iw will sei k t-> illpart object sons in live stock product i»n s- ns s 1 plain, tiial ‘ lie wh< run in.iv read.” Memberships: I ho-e who hold memberships in the “Pacific North- west Live Stock Assoc Hi >n-’ will be transferí «-il to 'he roll ot the ‘‘Pa- Feeders and cine intern itimi il Breeders Show” and a vigor ms cunpaign will lie prosecuted lor ad- 1'hese shows are <Jition.il inemb. r». n it in< ney n akei i as shows but _ t an I lasting benefit >» v « •’> every man engaged in the live stock industry. On «w cm- tiers have been carrying tn« burden Tiie National ¡ 1 TT’ T G i Bankm# • hnks .«aw to i I requires N liion. 1 maintuin a < 1 -h it rvc ()i 15 pt r cent, of thei ’ GC >->S- } its; tloes not per:n t r.i n ' to make i \c, ixe loans ti o n e borrow er; r. ’uin ;, I them to make fit’ times a \ear statement ’f r esourci s j and lial»>lice» to tin com - If t L troller of I’tirrenct fmuls ol the dep; siti r ; this hmk are s.'iv;gn trde.l I y ten:,, n law, lit the « h > . •cele: tc w hich an acti«e dit i five's its affairs. First National Bank