Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915, June 21, 1912, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextBandon Recorder The guns of the Philadelphia were all loaded, and us they became hot they were discharged, and their shots took effect in the town. The conflagration cast a red glare on the castle, mosques and minarets, on the batteries and on the shipping in the harbor, whose crews had been so startl«?d by the sail- dimness of the attack that not a shot had been fired to stay IL No less a naval hero than Admiral Nelson prou»iunc««d it "the most daring act of the age." The hero of Algiers was killed In a "duel by Commodore Barron on March 22. 1820, and the whole country mourn- ed one of the greatest sea fighters the American navy has ever had.—Chicago News. Published Every Tuesday and Friday by the Recordar F’u.iollstiin.g Company C. E. KOPF L. J. BUTTERFIELD Subscription, $1 50 per Year in Advance. Advertiaing Kates Made Known >>n Application. Job Printing a Specialty Entered at the Bandon Poatoffiee as Seoond-CiasH Matter. June 2i FRIDAY 1912 Should Ballot Be Denied Woman Because cf Her Sex? STILL CHAT DO LESS SUFFRAGE CAUSE IT WILL I AGREE SHOULD BENEFIT WITH (t OEGRADING CONFERRED BE THEM. AND NOT A PRIVILEGE. THE SUFFRAGE K UPON MUST ARGUMENT WOMEN BE A Our Early Navy. HIS TRIPOLI HARBOR FEAT. rho Recapture and Dostruetion of thè Philadelphia In thè M'dst of a Hostìle Fleet Ware Called by Nolson "th» Moit Daring Act of thè Ag«.'* Stephen lieentnr. Ilio prillo of thè cari? Anici h :in nnvy. eiilered thè sere t. e «Itoti Ilio ninni spilli wnt, ut Its lov < st olili Ile was wltlioiit training uh mi o:ll< er wlieii. at IWetity. he he p; 11 thè 1 nei 1 flint wiim to brina bini I rie l ei ire l'ecnlur wns twellt.V tlve Ile I :><l la cu Ini-e hotlorcd b.v preseti- li" i.11 a a sn el li by congress. nnd al tv.cnty live he was a inptnln In coni 1; lui of file llolil«' fl'iirilte l'onstltlltlon l i. deeils ni tiilor ninl.e a narrative hin a il 1 ■ ' ini' romance. Hls qualliles w pit those 1 bo naval officer toilii.v can eiv.ii.ile «Itti profit to liiiim lf ami Ilia <*uuhii*y nnd «'Very patriot rei-anl with fiafhfnct ion T lu re ati' few names on 1 lie s rol 1 of f ilin' with a brighter Ills- ter Hum Ms Fem i < till lh.'oil Stephen lore»! th«' i< . At tin t'lirlv ng«' ho began the Of shlf 'building and nt seventts'n j licit 1 I construct the I'nlteil State« frig hie I'nlteil Slules. which he was one <’ i to command The war with I'l 11. e brought him tils first great op portunity liecattlr was Its most pie lure' '|llo sea figure. Win n. In Isol, ail the navy except ■1X ships was dismantled and 75 tier cent of the otlicers dismissed Decatur was kept In the service, nnd be found •pee.ly use for the naval lor«' he had acquit «*<1 For centuries the Barbary states hud suppiirtcd themselves by piracy. Most natlnns. Includliig our own. paid them shameful tribute to win iwroteetlon from these plrnt«* ttlilpn In May. 1S01. the ptsha of Tripoli declaretl war on the I’nlteil Sintis and began to setae Atnerienn «essels that wera cruising In the .Misilterriinenn Four Yankee war ships were sent to Tri|s>ll unit ihvatur iiioiig With them its tit st lleuteuaut. Perfectly Reliable When you buy the A. I). S. preparations you are onlv paying for the actual goods and not for expensive ad vertising in the big maga zines, etc. A complete line of A. D. S. Medicines at Notice of Final Account. Bandon Drug Co.’s Store Notice is heieby given. That Lettie J. Jenkins has hie I in the County Court of the Counly of where you will find all the leading drugs and medicines 4 -• Lewah Tribe No. 48, imp. O. R M. w. o. w. Keep the log« rolling boy. ! SEASIDE CAN P NO. 212. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, 1 Meets First and I bird "1 hursdays. \ lilting Neighbors welcomed. C. M. Gage, C. C. H. E. Boak, Secretary MitHonlc. N o . 130 a . f . & a M, Stated communications first Saturday after the full moon of each month. Special communications second Saturday thereafter. All Master Masons cordially invited. W. E Craine, \\ M Phil Pearson, Secretary andon lodge . B ceas« d and that the honorable John F. Hall ha ' Eastern Star appointed Monday, July 1st, 1912, at the hours of I I a. m., of such day , at the Court House CCIDENTAL CHAPTER, No. 45, O E. S.» meets Saturday evening before and ■ after stated communication of Masonic Lodge Visiting members cordially invited to attend. Louise M. Boyle, W. M Merta Mehl, Secretary. O in Coquille City, as the lime and place for hear ing objections to ruch final account and the fi- i nal settlement and closing of said estate and has directed the undersigned administratrix to give notice of such final hearing in some newspaper published in the County, once a week, for four ! successive weeks. Therefore, All persons interested or otherwise | are hereby notified that a hearing will be had on | such final account at the above stated time and , place and those having objections Io such final j A Great Clubbing Offer I. <». O. I*’ Semi-Weekly Oiegon Journal, one year___________________________ $1.50 N o . 133, i . o . o . f . meets every Wednesday evening. \ isiiing brothers in good standing cordially invited. Wm. Lundquist, N. G. S. A. McAllister, Secretary. andon lodge . B Semi - Weekly Bandon Recorder one year_________ account must file and present same on er before such date. This notice is published in the Fri- [ 1.50 Total.............................................$3.C0 day issue of the Bandon Recorder, asemi-wetk- ly newspaper, published in Coos County, Ore gon, for 4 successive weeks, the first on May 31, Both Papers One Year $2.00 Knighti* of I’ythDiM TJELPHI LODGE. N o . 64. Knights of Pythias. Meets every Monday evening i at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to attend. C. R. Moore, C. C. j B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. 1912, and the last June 2tth., 1912, being pub Administratrix Saturdays at Hotel Gather Oregon Journal May 31-June 28. Publishes the latest and most complete tele graphic news of the world; gives reliable Department of the Interior. (J. S. Land Office at Roseburg. May 13, 1912. Notice is hereby given that Charles Philpott, ! of Bullards, Oregon, who, on Sept. 8, 190(4, made Homestead Serial No. 04040, for SW I -4 { or more of comic each week, and it goes to he subscriber twice each week—104 times a year. Bandon Recorder Gives all the local news andjiappenings and should be in every home in this vicinity. The C. R. Wade, United States Commissioner, at Bandon, Oregon, on the 5th day of July, 1912. Claimant names as witnesses: Charles Fahy and S. Mundy of Bullards, Oregon, and Fred two papers make a splendid combination and you can save $ I by sending your subscrip Gross and Thomas Nielson of Bandon, Oregon I BENJAMIN F. JONES. Register. Well Recomnien led by *“ Pattons R. XV A DE ( Attorney at I_>o.vz j Agent Pacific Surety Corr; ..tr j of Bandon B!dg. C'liice Eank Phone 102, b.ndon, Orebau DR The Semi-Weekly tablish claim to the land above described, before May 28, July 2 M. G. POHL. Optometerist J MJXlxI KT PHYSICIAN AND SURGI a >N NE 1-4 NE 1-4, Sec. 32. and NW 1-4 NW 1-4, Section 33, Township 27 S, Range 14, West Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Five year proof, to es tions to 1 he Bandon Recorder. We can also give our subscribers a good clubbing of fer for lhe Daily and Sunday, or Sunday J jurnal in connection with Th? Bandon Recorder. Semi-eekly OFFICE IN PANTER BUU.DIAG Office Honrs 9(012—1(05 - BANDON, - OREGON Dr U. I.,. Houston PHYSICIAN & SUIUJHON Office over Dm« Store. Hours, !♦ to 12 H.tn. 1 :30 to 4, p.iu.; 7 to 8 in the evening. Ni^ht calls answered from office. . ISANDON, . - OKMiON Dr L F Soroxifsen. DONALD MacKINTOSH Real Estale Fire Insurance DENTIST Brown & Gibson The Leading Contractors and Builders Office Over Vienna Cafe Telephone at Office and Home. - BANDON T. «. . OREGON TKEAIHtOl.U ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, | Will give prompt attention P resbyterian . Services will be as follows: Quiet Hour, 9:45 Preaching at 11 :oo. Sunday school at to o’clock. Christian Endeavor will convene it 7 :Oo p. m. Pleaching at 7:30. H C. H artranft . Pastor. to your wants. Direct dealing between buy er and seller. Phone 582 Bandon, Ore. We furnish plans and speci fications and it you are go ing to build anything, no matter how large or how- small, we can save you money. Let us figure on your building. _____________ J NOTARV PUBLIC Bandon, Orogen, Office \\ itb Bandon Iuvestment ( o Dr, H". ivi. Bi’O'vsrn. . Resident Dentist. Office in Panter building Office Hour,: Phone, 9 to 12 M„ I to 5 P. M, BANDON. OREGON C. R. BARROW Dr. Harry E. Hermann DR. R. V. DEEP Attorney and Counselor-at-Law NATURE AND THE CHILD. For tunny blessings I to God up raise A thankful tieart. The life lie gives is fair And Hw«*«'t mid good, since be Is everywhere* still with me even iu the darkest w ays. But most I tliauk him for m.v earliest days. Passed in th«1 fields and in tlie o|>en air. With flocks ami birds mu! flow ers. fiee from all cure And glad as brook that through 11 tueiiilow strays. ti balmy air. O orchards white with bliKim. 1» waving fields of ever varying green. <» deep, mysterious woods, whose leafy gloom Invites to iH'tisive dn'unts of worlds utiHeen. To thoughts as solemn as ibe si leut tomb. No |>ower from you my heart cau ever weuti! Bishop John L. Spaidiug market reports, as it is published at Portland where the market news can be and is cor rected to date for each issue. It also has a page of special matter for the farm and home, an interesting story page and a page SW 1-4, Sec. 28. SE 1-4 SE 1-4, Sec, 29, L atter D ay S aints . Reorganized Church of Jesus' Christ of Latter Day Saints, Colum- j hia Avenue. Meeting every Sunday. Sunday school at 10:00 a. m. I Preaching at 11:00 a. m. Religio j at 7:00 p. nt. and preaching at 8:00 p. tn. Prayer meeting at 8:00 p. m.j Wednesday evenings. All are cordially invited to attend. | H. J. T hurman , President. — 000----- The Semi-Weekly Bignè, Deceased. GEO. P. TOPPING, Attorney for Estate. • B aptist Sunday School at 10 a m. ------------ LETTIE J, JENKINS, of the Estate of Anna M. I Notice for Publication. z X dventist C hristian . Regttl tr services Sundays at L. |. Davison residence on Cun v St Sunday school held at 10:00 a. tn. Preaching at 11 :oo a. tn. Loyal Workers Society (1:311 p tn. Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. You are cordially invited to attend J. S pencer T ilton , Pastor. ¡ ¡ Lodges arc requested to notify this office v- on election of officers and on change of y* meeting night. Cards under this head are 75c per inch per month. IMfEETS F irst and Third Tuetday* oí each I month at 8th run al the Bandon Wig- ' warn. Sojourning Chiefs in good standing aie cordially invited to attend. A. J. Hartman, J. C. Sheilds, C. of R. Sachem. Coos and State of Oregon, her final account in the matter of the Estate of Anna M. Bignè, de B rethren C hurch Regular Service—Preaching 11 too a.tn. Sunday school 10:00 a.nt. Evening service, 7:45. All are cordially invited to attend each service. J. W. Barnett, Pastor. < During this ivnr the "United States man of wur Philadelphia went aground on a reef In Tripoli harbor and was captured by the pasha. Decatur vol- nntcerisl to go by night into the harbor and destroy the Philadelphia. He seized n small native vessel called a ketch from the Tripolitans nnd re named it the Intrepid. With seventy picked men ns Ids crew nnd accontpa aled by another snitill vessel, the Siren, to net ns escort, tin1 Intrepid snllisl from Syrneuse on Fell. 3, 1SOI. on her i.'.nidous erntiid. inside of the Trip >11 harbor he could see tile Phlludel pltla moored close to the heavily arm ed 1 untie of tlie patthn and the batteries around the hurbor. the whole mounting 115 guns Twenty four Tripolitan ships of war ■ ay between the Philadelphia and the 'tore, nil fully manned and ready for iln iittai k Tliw’hour ngris'd on for Decatur’s nt tack «ax 10 o'clock nt night As the Intrepid eutered the harbor it appeared Io be only a native (suit, mid little nt tenthm w is pal I to her Her crow were hidden behind her rails, crouch Ing. with their arms In their hands ready for th«' desperate notion. The little vessel drifted near the Phlludel phla, and the crew wutehed with in forest what they supposed was a little ketch drifting In Deentur was now hailed from the Philadelphia nnd warn <st to keep off. ills pilot, an Italian was instructed to reply that they had lost their anchor and wishisl to run a lino to tlie frigate for the night This req lust was grant«*«!. and Deen tttr's ruse thus far worked well The < iew began to pull tlie ketch up to the frlgitte. but as they eume nearer tin men In the rhl'.ndelphln naw the true eliaraeter of the ketch mid rais«-d the alarm. Il was too kite, for Dacatur wiis near enough Io leatl hi.« men in it sv. arm e.p tlie side of the Philadelphia and over in r bulwarks t ile Tiipollt.lU* had no time to de fe'id ilte.. sei«es. mid they were cm down «■• «Irlieti oierboatd uuttl not oue te. liiiiHwl on deck III live mln ales in. mir was tn iindisputnl coin uni nd of the slop Means of combu» tloii II.al beei brought. and us the Pilllildeljihta could not t* moved sin- was set <11 tire it; various places The tinmen were pouring from her balcbrs when Decatur ami hi» meu left her d«sk and shovel off In the Intrepid wyhout the loss of a man. Is an association of nearly 10,000 Retail Druggists in the United States. I he preparations the\ make are Purest and Best and ? lished five times. BE DUTY We have been realizing this more fully during the past twenty ears and have been hedging suffrage about, with restrictions ns to residence, a to registry, as to many other things that may keep the duty within the selected group to whom it ideally belongs. There is danger in multiplying the numbers of this group. Statistics will show vou that one in every three of those entitled to vote FAILS 10 E X ERCIS E T HE I’R 1V i I .EG E. Massachusetts, with (¡41,000 iit - ii upon the registry books, nt th? Inst election voted only 441,000 of them. In this large margin of those who might vote, but don’t, there rests the peril to the republic.. Yet we cannot close our eyes to the lungers of making the number too small. I know that the PATRIOTISM OF WOMEN IS DEEPER, as it is moro silent, than that of men. '1 heirs are not the prizes, but the sacrifices, of devotion. Theirs are not the rewards, but the suf ferings. This lias been so, it is so, and it must, continue to be so. for CIVILIZATION DEEPENS THE DIE OF SEX. Reckless Bravery of the Pride cf : M. E. C hurch Sabbath school 10 a. m. Sunday Morning sermon—“The Praise of His Glorv.” Junior League, 3 p.m, Epworth League 6:45 p. nt. Evening set vice The Children's Day Concert, by members of the Sunday School. Everyone invited. Choir, Practice Friday evenings, 8 o’clock sharp. — Rev. Harry Lee, Pastor. W V I S t . J ohn ’ s E piscopal C hurch . Services 2nd 4th and 51I1 Sundays at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday School on all Sundays at 10 a. m. Win. Horsfall, Archdeacon. 1 It I j | BANDON CHURCHES £ AM not one of those who believe suffrage should be conferred on unv individual be; a use lie is a man or denied any individual because she is a WOMAN. The duty of suffrage should be conferred solely with reference to the NEEDS OF Gt)OD AND WISE GOVERNMENT, and women are quite as well able to deal with such issues as men. Nor am 1 one of those who believe that the polling place is UN FIT FOR A GOOD WOMAN TO FREQUENT. If this should be so it must be changed or the republic cannot endure. The A. D. S. A relief map of St. Paul. Minn., to be made 011 the same scale and at the same time a similar map of Minne apolis is made, will be authorized if tlie common council adopts the recom mendation of the tildermanic street commute«- favoring It. The project is that of the St. Paul Association of Commerce, will cost approximately $<’><»0. and when Uuished the map will be ustsl for publicity pur poses in exhibitions at different con ventions Vai J Kothschild represent ed the association when Hie project was brought up for consideration He said it was priqsised to make a map showing all the st eets. boulevards and parks within the city ami also the principal buildings. It curried the mayor s recommendation. The map is to be made at the next meeting under the supervision of City Engineer Claussen, and the maps of the two cities will stiow them in their correct relation. We are all building a soul house, yet with what different and what various care.—Beecher. Director of Pulitzer School of Jour nalism Directory St Paul and Minneapolis Have Novel Plan For Publicity. Took it Guide (as girl offers him a tlp>—We are strictly forbidden to receive tips, but 1 don’t like to refuse such a charming woman anything.—FUegende Blatter. Bv TALCOTT WILLIAMS. • i c Lodge and P«c.csriona! p MAP TO ADVERTISE CITIES. j Eyesight Specialist Physician and Surgeon Office Rasmussen Bldg Phone 72 COQUI EBE. - ORE Office over Skeels’ Store Bandon. Oregon Office Phone, Mam 335; residence, Main 346 WILSON & WALRATH CLARK & WRIGHT Blacksmiths and Lawyers Hotel (iallier Washington, ID. O Wagonmakers Wed. and Thurs. of Roseburg, will be at Wagon- of all kinds made to order June June 26=27 All kinds of Blacksmith Work, both htavy and light, will receive piompt Call Early. Office Hours attention. Horse Shoeing a spe ialtv — from 8:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. LEEPER & CAR Contractors and Builders r : Estimates I nrnished Phone Shop on Columbia Avenue RICE'S TRANSFER LINE R. H. RiCE. Prep. All kinds «>f light and heavy drav- 1 mg. Also sells and delivers mill I wood,coal.etc Office at Schumate’s I Store. Phone orders promptly at | tended. Public Land Matter», Final Proof, Dc»- ert Land», Conte,t» and Mining Cate», Script Associate Work for Attorney» PURE DRUGS Do you want pure drugs and drug sundries, fine perfumes, hair brushes and toilet arti cle»? if so, call cn C. Y. LOWE. Bandon, Oregon