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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1912)
,B a il cL o n Recorder Published Every Tuesday and F riday by the Mission Pisaordar F’u.tJlialiing- Company C. E. KOPF Russian embassy would do my bidding i Z—i*-4> 1--4*4» in tiie matter. Mr. Cutborae s e.aetl Lodge and Professional £ very much pleased to have my compa We are Agents for the “ =? I ny on the voyage and offered his moiii- Directory er’s ui.d sisters’ ho&pitallty during my stay i’i England. I was offered a passage across tbe ornee v- Lodges are requested to notify this office ocean and ample funds for other ex- on election ot officers and on ci hange oí this head £ peases by my employers, but Mr. C'n- meeting night. Cards under this are 75c per inch per month. thorne knew that I was not able to ; Was My First and travel expensively so I chose one of the « poorest staterooms and declined to ac My Last cept auythiug from the Russian em Lewah Tribe No. 48, Imp. O. R M. bassy until I had finished tñy work. TUrEETS T irst and Third Tuesdays of each By F. A. MITCHEL Fortunately I had enough fcr the pur month at Sth run al the Bandon \V ig- j-H-l-rl-l-rrl-l-rH-H*!“!-!*»’• fr pose suveil from tuy salary. I offend wanu Sojourning Chiefs iu good standing are to resign my position iu the navy de cordially invited to attend. 1 um the daughter of nn American partment, bet on account of my fa- A. J. Hartman, J. C. Sheilds, adminil. When my fntber was retired tners services was given a leave of C. ol R. Sachem. If you are contemplating he joined us In Washington, wliera absence. I learned afterward that we lived. At his death, his Income these who sent me on my mission w; re w. o. w. buying a Piano, give us being cut off. I found it necessary to much puzzled nt my declining to be far- Keep the logs rolling boys ! <lo something to add to the small in nislied with funds. But they contin a call. It costs you noth come <>f my mother mid was given a ued to lie puzzled till they h -ard d fi SEASIDE CAN P NO. 212, clerkship iu the navy department, but j nitely from D'.e later, for I gave tl. m WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, ing to examine them. the salary was small, ami I confess i no satisfactory explanation. Meets First and Third Ihursdays. \ rating 1 r.'.so I looked forward to the humdrum life I le.-rnod that from t! is time they began Neighbors welcomed. before me with dislike. C. M. Gage, C. C. to <1 mlit m? and tu«k men -tires to ;:et H. E. Boak, Secretary Notwithstanding our limited re- . tiie information they desired through sources I malntaned my position li< l other parties. society. Washington does not suffer , Str. Cathorne was devoted tc me on M HNUIllC. socially from commercialism as other I '11 ■ voyage. Fie talked about every- R ANDON LODGE, No, 130 A. F. & A American cities. I was invited just aa ! I till. .' except diplomacy, on v. if I: he *“* M, Stated communications brsl Saturday often after my entrance upon my clerk- j • ’. :■ .talced a rigid silence. I did rc>t after the full moon of each u.onth. Special ship as before. Indeed. I occupied n make the slightest attempt to draw communications sec >nJ Satuiday thereafter. better social status than many newly him out In that line. Any effort to do All Master Masons loi dially invited. rich people who, having suddenly ac so would have aroused suspici n. it it W. E. Craine, W. M quired wealth, settled in Washington It was not In accordance with my Phil Pearson, Secretary plan to draw him out. Something far j to spend it. One evening during a reception nt deeper was In my mind. Besóles. 1 Eastern Star lite White House the -wife of a mem noon learned from him what was nec | 0CCIDENTAL CHAPTER, No. 45, O. ber of the Russian diplomatic corps essary for me to know. lie told me E. S., meets .Saturday evening before and sought me out and drew mo away from that he would remain at home only alter stated communication of Masonic Lodge tin1 llirong for a chat. Site gradually long enough to make a report nt the 1 Visiting members cordially invited to attend. led tiie conversation upon myself and foreign office In London, after which Louise M. Boyle, W. M asked me how I would like to enter lie —onld take a little trip on the con Merta Mebl, Secretaiy. the diplomatic service. Upon asking t Incut. I well knew that this meant her what she meant she explained that n vi.dt to the sultan of Turkey. I. <». O. F diplomacy was synonymous with chi E very hotly known what tin ocean D ANDON LODGE, No, 133, I. O. O. F. ennery. There was a constant effort voyage is for matchmaking. We had meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting bi'twoen the diplomats of the world to not reached England Iiefore Mr. brothers in good standing cordially invited. Serai-Weekly Oiegon Journal, one i get [Hissession of each other's secrets Cat borne and I wore engaged In what \X m. Lundquist, N. G. y*®r________________ ________ $1.50 and thus forestall action. I was inter in America we call a flirtation, The S. A. McAllister, Secretary. Semi - Weekly Bandon Recorder e el. and the indy proceeded to tell flirting, liowcver. If it really was flirt or.e year_______________________ 1.50 in? that women were usually mixed ing. was all on one aide. An English KnlglitM of Pythias ! up in these affairs and were relied on man Is not an adept in such affairs. DELPHI LODGE, N o . 64, Knights of 'Toi» I pi ncipul'y by their husbands to ex- Tiie game at whl<'h he Is especially P}thias. Meets every Monday evening ti • ’ "irma’io’i from their diplo expert is not the game of love, but of at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to matic rivals. Then, after pledging me diplomacy. I was content, for the attend. C. R. Moors, C. C. lo mi re< y. she told me that the Rus time being nt least, to let him have his B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. Both Papers One Year $2.00 sian embassy was nt that time in want own way at the game of diplomacy of an attractive woman to obtain a provided I could have mine at the Saturdays at Hotel Gallier secret, from a diplomat and that she •tame of love. The Semi-Weekly I hail not been in England eighteen wec’d lie paid liberally for the service hours before I received an invitation rendered. Of course the lady was sounding mo from a sister of Mr. Cathorne to visit Well Recommended by I j to learn If I would undertake the mat the farai'v home, near London. Pattons ter. I neither accepted nor declined, s: et’t several days there, during I Publishes the latest and most complete tele leaving her, intending to think it over which. I fear, the visiting was rather graphic news of the world; gives reliable I did think it over and came to a de betv.cen Mr. Cathorne nnd me than market reports, a-: it is published at Portland C. WADE cisicn that may be considered peculiar lietween me and his mother and sis where the market news can be and is cor I determined that I would not dishon ters. Our affair reached a crisis one Attorney at Law rected to date for each issue. It also has a or my faller’s name by becoming n evening when he told me that he must, page of special matter for the farm and spy; but. being infatuated with the run over the next morning to Paris home, an interesting story page and a page Agent Pacific Surety Company. Office Bank idea of swimming in that undercur- on business. Before going he told me or more of comic each week, and it goes to | rent of duplicity that had been tnen what I had been hoping for—not his of Bandon Bldg. Phone 102, Bandon, Oregan he subscriber twice each week-—104 times a lioiie l. 1 resolved to accept tile offer. diplomatic secret, but that he wished year. I but not for pay. 1 had an object in mo to tie his wife. DR SMITHJ. Ki JMSTM Before parting with him that even view that concerned m.v own Individ ual seif tar more than Russia. When ing I was not to see him the next PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ! had made up my mind I called on mooring—he admitted that he was go OFFICE IN BANTER BUILDING The Semi-Weekly the lady who had been given the coni ing farther than Paris. I asked him Office Hours 9 lo 12—1 to 5 If he was going still farther, and he mission to employ me and told her I finally admitted that he would not was ready to listen to a proposition. BANDON, . . OREGON 1 dure say Unit this may be consider stop till he reached Constantinople. Gives ail the local news and*happenings and ed wliijipiug conscience around the I asked him why he was going there, Dr. HE. L- Houston stump, I.ut at the time I was uotuw»»e and he declined to toll me. I remon should be in every home in this vicinity. The of doing anything dishonorable. I was strated with him, saying that a prom two papers make a splendid combination and PHYSICIAN & SUl<(JEuN employed by the Russian embassy—no ised wife should share all her fiance’s you can save $ I l>y sending your subscrip Uflioe over Drug Store. Hours, 9 to ’.2 particular person in it was specified— secrets. tions to I he Bandon Recorder. We can lo get a secret from the secretary of “Not his government's secrets.” t.m. 1 :30 to 4, p m.; 7 to 8 in the evening. also give our subscribers a good clubbing of legation of Great Britain. It was sus I threw my arms around his neck, fer for the Daily and Sunday, or Sunday Ni^ht calls answered from oflioe, pected by the Russians that England laughed and said: J »urnal in connection wit*1 th» Semi-eckly was making a secret treaty with the “You're going to Constantinople on IL1NDON, OKKiOÎS Bandon Recorder. sublime porte. Russia lias always been tiie matter of a treaty between Eng at issue with the other European pow lund uud Turkey.” Dr L F. Sorensen ers as to Turkey, and ever since the Disengaging himself from me, he DENTIST Czar Nicholas 1. was outwitted by tbe looked at me with astonishment. British minister, just previous to the I told him that I had been employed Office Over Vienna Cafe Crimean war. Russia has been eager to —by whom I would not say—to get a Telephone at Office and Home. get even with England by some sharp knowledge ot that treaty; that I had diplomatic move. I was therefore em accepted the offer for the fun of the « andon OREGON The Leading Contractors ployed to draw this secret from Ed tiling and liad declined to receive even ward Cat home, who would surely la» tiie money for my expenses. He de U. T. 1 lin KOO).I> cognizant t>f it. who had chosen diplo manded to know who had employed and Builders macy as a profession and was expect me, and I refused to answer. That, I ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL» •< ing soon to l>e raised to the rank of considered, would be dishonorable. AT - LAW, ntnbassndor. Had I set out with the intention of NOTARY PUBLIC At tiie next iuiiHirtant social fuac spying upon him his love for me We furnish plans and speci ;:<<n. giien by tiie si*cretary of state, a would have turned to hate, even Bandon, Oregon fications and it you are go i..c;ul>> r < f tiie Austrian embassy nskec though I had weakened on tbe way Office With Bandon IoveMment t o ■„.mission to present 10s friend Ed through love for him. My action was ing to build anything, no uard Cat home. What the Austrian Incomprehensible to him. He became matter how large or how Dr. EJ- ivi. Brown. h. ui to do with tiie matter I did not convinced thut I bad had from the know. Evidently lie was either in some ■ fli-st no intention of getting any diplo small, we can save you Resident Dentist. u.i> connected witli tbe plot or was be- j matic knowledge from him, but he money. ] <■( figure on Office in Ranter Building Ing n ade a tool of. T lull was nothing could not uuderstand tbe reason I gave io me. but I experienced a pe ullnr him for entering upon the matter at Office Hours: 9 io 12 M.. I to 5 P. M. your building. . s.-ition of pleasure ut leing lautich- all. I told him I had yielded to a de- Phone. BANDON, OREGON 1 iu tile w'drlptHil of diplomatic dll sire to see something of the underciir- anery. 1 graciously permlttiai the in- rent of diplomatic life. It was not re i. olu tf.-ii and found Mr. Ca'horue ; markable that he did not understand I very ea'ile. Indeed, lie was of the this, for there was another reason un Attorney and Couneelor-at-Law l est type of l.ugiisii gentleman, not no- j ilerlylug tbe first. Physician and Surgeon Me. but nr1, connei’ted ut borne and | And now It is time that 1 give this in ciei ■■ w..v desirable. 1 refrained at reason. Before 1 made up my mind Office Rasmussen Bldg Phone 72 COQUILLE. this first tuo'tiug from anything eou- j to accept the Russian otter I felt pret Office over Skeels' Store Band?n. Oregon < e tid with the work 1 had uudertak ty sure that Edward Cathorne was to Office Phone, Main 335; résidence. Main 346 etl I »iaiply iiideavoml to make my lie the man I was to prey upon. I had - ’If as agreeable as |n>ssible to bini. ! seen him often, and the moment I first -in it once that lie was au lutelleetu- looked upon him the little god shot ul in .n. ami I treated him accordlngly one of Ills deadly arrows Into me. But th.it is, I talked of auythiug but I hud not had an opportunity of meet Lawyers weighty matteis. Girls make a mis ing the nuiu I worshi|>ed. The Rus Washington, D. O. take in thinking that men of depth sian offer I regarded as a possible nis!iilee;> women for companions, tine means, at least au opportunity, to win Public Land Matters, Final Proof, Des r.i.li. as we I expect a lawver to tall. him. Wagons .til all kinds made to order. ert Lands, Contests and Mining I.iw for rrn'tsemei.t. However 1 per He did not feel easy about me for Cases, Script lifted Mr. t’atiimne to do most of the a long while, but I brought him around All kinds of Blacksmith Work, both Associate Work for Attorneys talking., having Luu to chut as lie lik- In time, and wu were married. I nfiide htavv and light, wi 1 reccite prompt d Small talk i< ail that can l>e In ft a condition that be should not re attention. Horse Sboemg a spe i.ilti i du c i nt st» tai fu'utions anyway. turn to Washington. 1 didn't like the Shop on Columbia Avenue Mr l ulh irne asked |>< rmissioo to prospect of facing the diplomats who • ill upon me. which was, of course had employed me to do their spying. 'anust. Wo o.ctip.ed the same house I having married the man I was to Q Do you want pure ¿rugs ard a- winn my father livid, ft two story spy upon 1 learned, however, long Ini k m ar circie, and it had in it •fterwnrd that they had a very high drug sundries, fine ptriume*. a l tiie nttraetiveiu ss of simplicity. My • nlnfon of me aluce they had learned R. H. RICE, Prop. Isitor told me during the evening that that I would not give them sway even hair brushes and toilet arti 'io w u d sail for ringiand on leave of t» tuy own husband. All kinds nt light and heavy drat - I -eu e the next week I told him that 1 have continued to be a diplomat's cles? If so, ceil on Also sells and delivers mill i was about to go „broad, and by com wife at many courts, but the diplomst- ing. paring notes It turned out that I had I' effort by which I rrceh'ed a husband woed,c<>al.etc Office at Schumate’s oturagetl niy passage on the same II the only one of my life. I am quite Phone orders promptly at steamer on which ho h id engaged lus content to leave tbe chicanery of the Store tended —that is. I knew uiy friends of die •ervice to others. L. J. BUTTERFIELD Famous Baldwin Sul scription, $1 50 per Year in Advance. Advertising Hates Made Known on Application. Job Printing a Specially Entered ai the Jiundou PoHtoffice hs Second*! ' huih Alatier. Pianos Value of the Newspaper In the Home Fathers Should Read and Discuss It Intelligently With Their Children By CLAR.ENCE E. Mr» X Easy Terms MELENEY, Soeioloßist HOLD TO THE OLD VIEW OF THE FAMILY AND CONSIDER IT A PART OF THE FATHER’S DUTY TO KNOW THE NEWS THAT IS IN THE NEV/SPAPER AND TO DISCUSS Prices $250 and up IT IN TELLIGENTLY WITH THE CHILDREN. t» n •> The attitude tlie parents take toward the newspaper will determine verv laryi lv ¡is effect on the children. 1 hot la chi come to think of it as a PURVEYOR OF THINGS THEY OUGHT TO KNOW. I think the press ought really to be commended for the great amount of VALUABLE AND INTERESTING INFORM \TION they bring us that is also interesting to the children. I know of one little bov of ten. for instance, who is very much inter, -ted in aeroplanes, and lie finds the papers very exciting lor that, rca-t n. Ho reads and clips out the stories of the flights and .ill the details of the art of (lying, and In1 is learning a great deal about this subject. As for the girls, I find that they are very much interested in news of the day. All reports on big events the papers have brought us. and these are tlie thing von will read iI von know how to read the paper. 1 here i> n great deal in knowing how i<> SKIP when you arc reading a paper. Certainly women ought to thank the pre s for the space they give to womankind, woman questions and home questions. BANDON DRUG CO A Great Clubbing Offer Oregon Journal M. G. POHL, Optometerist R. Courts Are Least Efficient Department of Government Bv Mayor WILLIAM .1. GAYNOR of New York HE COURTS TELL OTHER DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT WHAT TO DO. BUT I THINK THEY ARE THE LEAST EF FICIENT DEPARTMENT OF GOVERNMENT WE HAVE. Our merchants know this. They hardly go into our city courts with their claims. It is useless to do so. Yen- must elapse; witnesses are gone. There is no excuse at nil for the DELAY. In London cases are brought one month and tried the next, so effi cient is the judicial although relatively not one-half the size of ours. But they hive a SYSTEM. This is a ■ object that inane of our most prominent men hnvc •poken of, Using’ it as a comparison of our DF.l’I’.tTIV E SY STEAL Bandon Recorder Brown & Gibson “JUDQIE MA DE LAW.” The Jr 1 f»»clin;: 1 »‘rv:i<!ing the community Is th nt a tienili of Jml: »”* H IH» Il mre competent III.Ul Ihr Ic K Isliltl ir»* |o ilwhlp ns to the Vi- titilli < •: iiccc<-iiy of laws for il H» iH’.'l Ith. Riifely ami » imth*H:il and |»ri‘>:ri «< n mnrnl w»»'f; ir«» of t If « »»nr.unity, of en‘i:,ht»»m‘«l I’li.'it I r o i olinloil wl i.t'li t 1 >«» eoiiru have te unto them <>f Ell V Illi id do Hot « 1 » it. ii'»r »1lo til»» ( onrt ,4 Of u»r » «j.utry »•' » » •pt <» Ills And oni¡•s base th» » right («» d ll MO eli fiini|.imeii!:il or roiiMt itili Intuii |>ro\l<i >im or l'io wifety of in> eri \ un I pi • .■'•ri \. * hi- b .-»re m»t I e-uliar to (hls country ut all. l ui are lo I h » fotind In idi I oium of g^verniiient and Jurls prudent e Xo su. h menninu was <•1 or riveli tt» thosc sa (»»•.• uuxls of propert\ and liberty nntll by thè ,tnd‘. in Ibis country, it ts judt’e »inule tu v>. pure and Minpie ir nere Well tf tbe < Oli Miitutlon of thè l’nlted States vere nioended by thè rtddltfnn of a |mvhi<»n requlring it to I h » Ihe Mime tm In thls stute. and In i. :tn.\ If tud tno’d of our stato*. A vòustltutbHi must grow arai of : v.Tleh tic tnnjor pari of It w..* IX t olii." Tlint ls thè wny ti. „nomi ecnstltutlon» „ad hiws thè cllls. of -t 1S whllh I Italo mollih,nt'»i nei er im i auy don. and it H ami<»yimt to bave It» keep nn Hineudiiig Ilio « oik II tudon to uulUO tliem. May or Gauior of New York. CLD AGE. If you would insure a peaceful old age bo careful of the acts of ea* h dai of jour youth, for witli youth t’u< deeds thereof nre not to be left Iwldnd Isaac !»Israeli. I ' Wien a noble life has pre pared o!»l ago it I* not the <1 *» line that it re dis. but Ihe tlrst days of immortality. Mi::e. de Stael I»< on» rid age it was my chief care i > live v. ell: in old ng»» it is to <: e well Sene»»:) DANC23 1 IN SCHOOLS. Th Olii tilt;.ges troni II lliorul stan ì 1 (ini of lui ludliig lustrile tion in dam ing in some part of our pu ih h < lumi \vm*k are nuiny. In t 1 <» Ili Mt pi H e. if i h,» tea» li- lug » »! il»' es \\<u*e in tb»‘ linnds l li.\ sit ui training insinit* oi lice vX|n ri< t he dnncwi tors 1 kea Ivo* ut d I h » nmde more . inoit» beautiful and more ì » \\ ben respomdble vain tt*:icl iel S ot iliilielng »et tliestvIiM mid Ilio b.-iFruoai milliners of 1 oo-ile the "turkey our trot” nd the “l» iini.x bug’ will lie »' HI sii’urut! bnd ferm. Every d:m er knows timi lu Ilie o|»>n. h' el. roilb l ing figure or nmv»*- ment 1 iere Is no ■ piKirtr.tilty for Imm »»U si behavior, ami th<» more .1 rii uh the dime I h thè more prld» t he ’.»Hing |M*oi»le take in ing it Chireme A. Per p4»rft ry <»1 j us..<11 S 'ce F uinil.Ilion Tc o R A With Assistine». R tilth ¡•'!t‘i.io: »• im h \ ery gt’.tt'f Po you kimw. lie m a|v ays dd f■•;.< melody out. Joiit'M »Radivi »x\ 1 \\ as «li wu io s r hi V<»s. 1 I ni risii r fi • other U l lu. and he I h »(| m »«! <H‘ Olii <M • Stm> Stori«*«. 1)1?. R. \ LEEP 1?. BARROW - ORE WILSON & WALRATH CLARK & WRIGHT Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers PURE DRUGS Rjrc TRANSFER LINE C. Y. LOWE, Bandon, Oregon