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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1912)
Bandon Recorde A CUTE DEVICE Published Every Tuesday and Friday by the Fieoorcier Fu'oliaiiing Company C. E. KOPF L. J. BUTfERFlELD Hntacription, ?1 50 par Year in Advance. Ailvertining Rate« Made Known on Application. Job Printing a Specialty Entered at. the Bandon PoRtofliee hr Second <JI thh Matter. FRIDAY Sept e tn h< r 6 i r 2 ...... Oregon IL Charles Scadding T he soothing hush of cool Pacific’s waves. The odors sweet of cedars,—Orford’s gift; 1 lie deep blue lakes, and winding rivers swift; 1 he sanded shores which bright Columbia laves. And stemming seaward maidenlike behaves. Joyous and happy in its sprightly course; Willamette from the Cascade’s frozen source; The mighty rocks, and labyrinthine caves; The stately firs, the scent of roses rare; I he native grape, luxuriant, brilliant, wild. The slopes of apple blossoms, and of pear; The giant mountains which in white robes stand; For these, and by these many charms beguiled, 1 love thee, Oregon, thou beauteous land. 'I* L The Panama Canal t Sure to Boom Commerce of ths d :: Hawaiian Islands \ t I f i. ... E ■ I X .................................. . ................ ...................... ...................... .. ........................................... <•> By DAVID LLOYD CONKLING. • ? Î Hawaii ............................................................... ¡fj HEX tin- United Stiitee 11<-<-t eatne into Honolulu in 190S u ■ 0,1 th«’ long cruise w<- could iiccoimnodate only eight of the Ing ships. Since then the <lo<tk facilities have been so much increased that we could now accommodate twelve, and Lief orc the Panama canal opens, or l>v tjieilnst of next venr.Ave ex peet to have completed dock facilities i <XR SIXTEEN BIG Vi s SEIS OF DEEP DRAFT. WE EXPECT THE PANAMA CANAL TO DO GREAT THINGS FOR IN OUR COMMERCE For instance, in the sugar industry, fr-en 'which the ishindi* derive their chief revenue, the expense of shipnu-rit to the eastern <-oa<t of t In- United States ought to be cut down oi.«- hilf \s thi- sugar i« now transported it has to bear the expense oifl lieing hanilleil four tine - The shipment through the ciinnl will itjnlae iinm cos airv two of l hc-s reliandlings ami will also <lo away witliTthe nxpejise of mil transporta tion. Till’ SUGAR CROP IX TH E HSEA XDS HA’S INCREASED FROM 250,000 TO 000,000 TONSJT1X LESS THAN TEN YEARS It is ii continuous crop. Iaibor is never iinem|Joycd in-thc liehls. ITS INCREASE HANDLING. AND HAS BEEN PRINCIPALLY, DUE , TO TO THE IMPROVED METHODS ADVANTAGES FROM THE CLOSE UNION OF HAWAII WITH OF Dt Rl i THE UNITED STATl The second big thing that/the Prouitna canal will do for the I!a wniian Ishitbls is that IT A’lI.E ENA.BI.I- I S TO IT I 11 \ WAIIXN FRUIT ON AMERICAN Al \RKF IS'IN THE EAST AS WE CANNOT DO 'NOW. TrniiHr-’ n un-ntiibraiiroad -h ipi i is prohibitive in price. TV ship «cross th. isthmus of lower M< v - -- is impoK-iblo, as the trail fey fmni»*bip tx> train ami aboard ship nr i i in tin; limit of this region xvoiild ruin a sh pment of fruit. Ill I ID USE OF THE CANAL ERUTT’ SHIPMENTS CAN BE SE.N’l THROUGH TO DESTVNA1T0N. LN tCOr.D STORAGE WITH OUT CHANGE. A HOUSE FOR YOU. If you have sens* and feeling de- termme what »art <J a house will tie fit for vou. then determine to work tor it to gel it and to di- in •t. il the Lord will. I mean a house that vou can entirely entov and ’• tmuiage. but one which vou will t not be proud of, except as vou y make it chatnung in its modesty , John Ruskin. Tt IF M AN OF FORCE R Tlirte i« always room for a man ■ ol force, nnd h<- in turn makes S room 'or many Society is a troop fiof thinkers, and the best heads ) imong them take lhe beat places. IM A feeble man can see the farms I ’’’•that are ten.cd and tiil.-d and the ■»houses that are built. The strong : | -nsn sees the possible houses and | 4 farms His clear eye makes es- i ifrltates as fast as the sun breeds j I Lt clouds —Emerson. The A. D. S. Lodges are requested to notify this office on electron of officers and on change of meeting night. Carck under thi.< head arc 7ic per meh per month. Is an association oi nearly lUJMKl Retail Druggists in the l miei! States. The preparations the\ make are P ur t am! Iks md « n Ï Í LETS first and 1 bird Tuesdays ____ _ _ j. of each *month at ath run i! the Bandon warn. Sojourning Chief« i good ¿landing aie I cordially invited to ak« ad. I A. j. Hartman, J. C. C. ol R. \\ i; you bu\ the \. ! s. preparations you are only paying for the actual goods and not for expensive ad- »vcnising ii; t..e big maga zines, etc. \ complete line of \. D. S. Medicines at Rebekah r jCEAN ixL •: KAH I ODGL, No. 126 I. Q. (J. p M meets luffa: rii;’liL; at 1 O. O. i . I lail. 1 rar. ci< . . Gieiiibcrs cordially invited. Ada .Shli, N. G. L. 1. h '.1er, Secrclrvy. w. o. w. Bandon Drug Co.’s Keep the lop ; rolling I oys ! SEASIDE C AMP NO. 212, WOODMEN Ob 11 ir WORLD, Meets 1 a ì und I bird lhuu’d..y Visiting Neighbors welcomed. C. M. Gage, C. C. I i. E. Beak, Secret ary Store where you w ill find ail the Lading' drugs and medicines Í 5 tî Le-.vrxh Tribe No. 48. !n>p» O. , R M. Perfectly Reliable A Great '•rt'Trrw- ftluMrlilC. PANDON' LODGE, N o , 130 A I'. A A M, Stated communications first Saturday allcr tht iull moon ol «ach n.onlh. Special cornmunicalions second Satuiday thereafter. Ail Master Masons coidialiy invited. W. L. Craint, W. M Phil Pearson, Secretary Eastern Star 0C< ’IDEN .! \» ( HAPH.R. No 43,0. ** i A, iucet; Saturday ••ver ir..; .and aft-r s:-!tcd «’••m’nui.ieation o. Mascnic Lodge O \ Litm;; members co:dially invited to attend. 1 eu. e M. Boyk, W. M Mcrta Mehl, Secretary. $10 conipnnie I hv the b ronei - One even ing I noticed that Mi' I'.irt idgi- was Sale cf Real Property for Ur- I. o. o t losing. 1 I ad iii’ien - ■ - h him win. but 1.50 paiö Street Asst never Is-fore httd I seen him lose. The i i p ANDON 1 <-rGJ.. No, 133, 1 O. O. I Total next evening lie was at the table again ' ?J.( 0 nicett evriy Wednesday evening. \ j.itinp and again lost. It occurred to im- that hmlhcrs >i> pood ¡.unding cordially invilerl. Whereas <m the 3d day of F< briery IV(K? he had struck u run ol' had III k. and there was entered in the docket A. Knepp, N. G. oi City 1 ens of I larry Arrr.s'.rorp, Sec. if he should turn out not to be the’ the City of Bandcn, L.oo < Couniy, Or gon, wealthy man he represented himself Knight* of »s a by Ord inaiice Io he ho might borrow the baroness delinquent assessment as assessed No. 1 12 of the Ordinance [J i'J ’ l i.ODGL, No. 64, Liii,'l.t$ of of th ' City of Ban circlet, on which to raise money to till»- Pvthias. Meets every Monday evening him over, I therefore reported lo my ’on for lhe in provemenl of Spruce ¿Slrecl in The Sani-Weekly at Knights hall. Visitinn knights invited to employer that I thought there was said City, in front of Lot 8, Block 6. of the Mtenc. C. R. Moore, C. C. some risk In leaving tin- circlet with Original Townsih of Bandon, in the rum of B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. (In- barontyis. $597.80, and fsessed to Wiiliarn T urner. Said lie relieved rm- from the duty of I asse imenl has never been paid nor the hen dis- < Publishes the la!est and most complete tele- Saturdays at Lorenz’ Store shadowing her and put me on another ' graphic news the world; gives reliable | charged nor satisfied. case Now Therefore n lice i hereby .iven that by ¡mark l reports, a. it i- publbhcd at Portland M.v duties still led tile to the gam where the market nev.s can be and is cor« bling snlon. and there I continued to virtue and n pursuance of Sec’ion !2? of th Kiyptiak. tin- Most Pc; ¡-.-c: (."lises see Mr. Partridge One evening 1 saw Charter of the City oi Bandon, Coos County It al.;o has a Math him losing. It did not seem to me Oregon, directing nie to collect the sf unpai , * -ectei! Io date for each issue. page of special mailer for the farm and that lie w.-is losing heavily, but ly the assessment by sale of the said property to ti-fy < 1C. WADE ho:: c, an inter* ding story pai’e and a page expression on his face one would slip ¿.id hen of $597.80 with interest thereon at th. jiose that he had lost a fortune Final late ol 6 portent |>-r annul, from ihe hl day or iiivir».- of comic each week, and H goes to I A ttorney at JLsxw ly he staked Ids last franc mid it was h - cril .■ twice tach wtcA---IO-l times a of 1 ebruLiy, 190°, .¡nd penalty together with tbsoibed by the bank lie nr .. e from year. Agent Surely Company. O.'ii<<- Link the table, mid the hnroness. who had costs cf advertising and sale lherer1., i will, on meanwhile entered, strove to soothe Wednesday the 2nd day of Octot ei, A. D., oi Bandon iv.oe. I hor.c 102, Pandon, O;cgan i he Stmi-WeeMy Idin, for he seemed to have broken 19» 2, at the I our of 2 o’clock p. ni., of said DR SN v -I j .’H J- Ki’ down completely 1 noticed the man dry at the front don ci the City f all in the ager looking'at liltn anxiously They City of Bandon, Coos County, Or; go: . . Hat PHYSICIAN AND SURG1 < )N fear suicide In such cases In Monte public auct:on to the bidder off. . nr. die least Oi l H E IN PANTER PI II DING Carlo, mid It hurts their business. Gives all the 1 »a! news and*haj pining» and | an ount of penalty and interest >11 oi the right Otiice Hours 91012 -1105 A person 1 was shadowing left the i titl<*, interest and estate wbsch the said William ' should be in every home ir. this Vicinity. The gambling hall at the same time ns Mr BANDON. ( >R I G N two papers make a splendid combination and Partridge. 1 followed her to la-r Ilo- 1 vi ncr anti all per oil - claiming under >r th.rough j you can save $ I by sending your su rip- b bun, nicy have in the .-«iii d* -cr.be I properiv i tel and. turning, retraced my steps Dr. H. U. Houston Suddenly In the gardens surrounding hereinbefore mentioned, which «s described as ; tion.s to 1 he Bandon Recotder. Wt can PHYSICIAN A SUNGNuN also give our subscriber.; a good clubbing of the gambling hall 1 heard a shot It foil ows Id-wit: fer for the Daily and Sunday, or Sunday was so near me that I went in the <11 Lot No. 8, Block No. 6, of the ( 'ujnal pllice nver Drop Haurs. 9 hi I? rection from which the sound seemed | fowndte addition to Bandon, Coo - Coant), J >urn4 m connection with h> t in. 1 IK) to I, m.; 7 t<» 8 in the eve: tt^. to come ami liiul not gone tit'ty yards Bandon Recorder. i before 1 saw a man lying with his N eiiHs iinswcred from ull, < . I if record m the office of the County Clerk ol fine III the full glare of one of the B.INIMIN. - - lamps, it was Mr. ¡‘artridge Before i aid Com CounIv, Oregon. >md sale b -im; made subject to r« L mption I reached Idin I heard footsteps and Dr X j T3. Sorensen hurriedly turned aside behind sonic ' n the niannei j resided by the Charter, of the- , DENTIST buvlus One of the men employed at I City of Bandon, the gumbling hall dashed past me. ami Dated this 3d day of September, ' . D. 191c.’ Office Over Vienna Cafe I saw him stoop over the suicide's I hm I. v C, Y. 1 OWE. The Leading Contractors Telephone at Office and H< inc. mil stuff a roll of bills into Ids pocket Treasurer of the City of Rendon. ' I knew very well what tills was tor - oANDON OREGU?4 and Builders it was to remove the impression that <i T. I i •:». X iH.iii,i» the nmn Imd killed himself on account Sale of Real Property fcr Un of gambling losses. paid Street Assessment. 1 stissi perfectly still, waiting for \V<- luinish plans and speci- the men to go away, No sooner had Wbc cas .on the 3d Jay of Fcbiuai their footsteps died In the distil net tio.ilitiiis and ¡1 you arc i>o- Ni ITALY > L i l.IP than tlie suicide got up. took tile bills their was enh•? d in the docket < v ;«t Bnn.lmt. Or»-;- a buil'l anyiliinp. no from his pocket, ginn ed over them In the < ‘y of Bandon, Coos Ccur.ly, (Illite Wifi, E; piloti Iim-tnt-tti < . the lamplight and then, with « grunt hnqucnl asfcs.-nu nl a asu cd by C. m, matter how luge <>r how •f satisfaction, walked away, He I iik I H2 of the Ordinances of th small, w< can --ave von Dr 13- Evi. Bx’own. played n very neat game. lei the improvement of 3pruce 1 knew that he would leave Monte ' m front of the south 12 < • B’ Resident Dentist. money. Let us figure on Carlo nt ome and considered my ein | Original Lown-utc of Bandon in Office in Pant« r Building V- tir I' iiì I c I hik - ployer In danger of losing her circlet, for tin- baroness was undoubteilly 1 and a»«cs*cd to Band« n Poet Office Hours: 9 to 12 M. I to 5 P. M. either the dupe or the tsinfederate of a I twy of the Bf public. 5 aid ■ 1 ‘hone. B XNDON, C W.GON • oiiiuioii swlmller. Deeming It my ! been paid nor the hen disci.« Now- rhrrefore notice ’s duty to warn him as soon .is [svssible. I went to his house lie <lire< te<l tin v,rt«*e and tn pursuance of S Attorney and Ceutmelor-at Law men In Ills employ to search for the ! k'h.- th i of the Crly . I Band) Phvsteian and Sumen • o barom-ss and deniaml the return of Ills i lb - ;on. citreuhng m • - tLi.i Rasmussen Bidg Phone 72 t’OQl’l IJ H. - ()k‘. l-n-i < rty in her po-.-. ss|<>n '1 hey start , es.- rent" b> sal« of th .-ai i • - A ed nt once In difference directions, one i said lien ot $140.00 with m’ Bandon, Or-gen ih L-oIng to her I tel. others pla<< < ate of 6 per cent pc< atvm whore she w is likely to In- found But flu- baroness li.nl left on n late •f I cbiuary, 19 ’A and j e I train tli.it had departed about twenty I l <\I s of advertising and «a! minutes after tlio «uielde of ttie cotton Wednesday, the 2nd day «4 Lawyers spinner The t»-l-'L'ri|>b was n.-t-l. but i lu 12. *• th- hour Ol I ocli cither she had travi-l-sl In disguise or ( day at dv U«n! doo» ol ¡t ! th W'a.isliln.grton. ID. O loft the train or used some other ex- | C ilv of Bandon, Coo C ou ¡y. < * L’jJit anti lleavx lr<ui Work. I'cilleut to outwit those who might get pul lie »lUvii'H» to the buuler ntfri i Land Mailer*. Final l’rouf. Di»- Hoist Shoeing and JI kinds Public on her track At any rate, my em am- i’ll <1 penalty and ml ert Land«, Contenta and Miring all . ployer Ilea nl nothing more of her or of Blacksmith Work. Case«, Script »Hie »nietest and estate >1 i Kt his circlet \\ tgon Work and all kinds Associate Work fot Attcrney* I <Xi sy and ail persons cla I left Id* service soon after that and of \\ oe I \\ • >r: a specialty. ph , r. went to Paris One evening 1 was in I I tv may nave in the s-i one of the eleg >nt hotels on Hue tlivo'.l 1 n< retnbelvjfe mer.Uaned 5kop on Co'umbi.i Av rue w lion w hom should I s<>e languishing , h Wit” W.- In a splendid eoetume but the liaroti h«- 5ouvb 1-2 ol Bloc k N. h <a Pl I . C*C 11 u V 'o you want pure drugs and e««. the admired of many admirers I 1 ownsitc Addktion h r. Ce . C.v iiske-l who she was and was lnf>>rimsl act->■ o.i.2 i- tr. on ent - sundries, fine perfumes, that she was the wife of a Roman <4 x« 1 r th ’ prince. Surely she never assumed to R. H R.CE. Prop. «id , iH' - C ar!) , < >;«■ •< u hair brushes and toilet arti- lie any one of low degree. I column «Hi sale L< in • made t.i nlcated with tier through another and Ail kinds of light and heavy drav- cl> s? if so, cal! on the tn laliiHI piOkkoo) lij Cn. auggostfsi the return of the clr.-let or tny. Also se-lis at <1 ciclivi is mill 51 ,a. h nt , she might tie exposed. The circlet w as Ll.uU this io day oi »cpSrwber, A. D. ¡-'12. I woo«i,co,ii.e;c Ofh-'e at Schunvate’s given up. and I sent It to Mr Spltx hoff. The lady thought it pradeut to Store. Phone orders promptly at C. Y. LOUE. Paris at one*. Trauurer ol the Citv ol LUuOoti, | tended. Bandon, Oregcn Oregon Journal P?!. G, FGHL, Optcmcterist Bandon Recorder Treasurer of HAWAII AND LOOK FOR A HEAVY INCREASE W’hereas on the 3rd day of February 1909 I there was entered in the docket of city liens of , Bandon, Co«- county, Ojpgon, delinquent asa-t By SADIE OLCOTT • men I as assessed by Ordinance No. 112 of the At Monte Carlo there is u shop where ! ordinances of the City of Bandon for the •m- they rent such nrtlcles as men or wo- j prov«»nient of Spruce street in said city iu frent • the north- 1 2 of Block Ne. Ì I of the Orig 1 iio-n need to assist them to cut n swath. These tilings nr,- usually jew j nal I ownsite of Bandon, in the sum of $46.90 els l'or a con Ideratiou the proprie | and assr-.< > to William Whi-e. Said a- tor will loan a diamond brooch, n pearl j men» has never been paid nor the !. n «.•» chiiAa tie- klnce, and wli n a countess comes n >, ‘ along who bus pal led w ith her diadem Now Th .‘re notice • u her.- y • j that by to the pawnbroker stie iiiny rent one pursuance < r fechan 12? of the 'or the occasion, l'liere are too many virtue snd persons visiting Monte Carlo who are Charter of c Chy of Ba: don, C oc.' county, either sharpers or gentlemen ami la Oregon, di - ing me lo collect the sa; ’ u.'.patc sale of the said pr >pt riy io t’sfy dies In Umuiclal dlsire-s t<> warrant «ssccsEicni trusting them with valuable articles ¡¿id ii n of $■ 4 j .70 with i r;'. -ret! theft on . the for v, liicii they have not deposited .-<■ rate o '- 6 per k ent per annum fro i die third day curlty; therefore the borrower |H >f February, I -09 ..ud p nahy togcih-?; with usually shndowi-d by a detective Tin '.oat.; of advertising and -:ie thereof, I v ill on shallower of men Is usually a man. W ednesday the 2nd day of October, 19l2, at wink- the sh.'idower of women IS II the hour 2:00 o’clock p. m. of said day at the woman. irunt doorot die city hall in the City oi 3 -.i 1 >n 1, a w-nnnu belonging at tlint time to the detective staff of Ludwig Switz Coos county, Oregon, »<11 at public auction to liolf, loaner, was culled one day into the bi Ider cffciin« (he lea I amount cf penalty ttie proprietor’s office and directed to and Rite... t ad ol the right ti-.b mu < . and estate watch n lady who had borrowed an . which lit - »aid V. itliani While and ail peuon expensive diamond circlet to I«- worn damita.' under or through him m y have in the on the head. She represented herself =?.id dc’-.r: .ed property heremb dor mentioned, as the linroiiess ion Melinensteln. a wh ch is df cribed s follow.; to-w t: German title that had fallen into pov , The north I-2 of Bl k • o , I I Ori.’ erty. The baroness so Herr S-vitzhoff i.ial 1 mvnsitc Acditioii to Bandmi i - < .’Uii’y told me-was trying to restore the po slthni of the family by a marriage with Oregon, .-.<■■■ oidinp t - ho pint .i. -nui on :i- ->d a rich nmn She was strikingly hand of r- Cid m tlie'ohj« oi the County Clerk cf some and looked every inch 11 noble. Slid ( o ,s County, Oree n. Lastly, she had her eye on an English Said .-aie being made subject to r< rnpUon ¡n .cotton spinner, who was immensely the manner provided by iin Charter ci lii - City wealthy, and < .pe -ted to land bi n j oi Eandon. Mr Hugh Partridge, ns th.- i in D ted this 3d day cf September, A. D. 1912 wr ite Ids name on the books of the ho C. Y LOW , tel, was to bo seen every evening nt su^r cf the City of Bindoa. tin- gamblln-r tables and was oft-n ae 4 Lodge and Professional I Directory it. ............................................................................................... » - Saie of Real Property for Un paid Street Assessment. : Brown & Gibson Aix*. J2. X r.EEi' C. R. BARROW WILSON & HOWARD General Blacksmiths CLARK & WRIGHT PURE DRUGS TRANSFER LiNE C. Y. LOWE. '