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VOLUME XXViH
Worlds Series Begins Oci. 8
N '.i V-'ik, S pt 25. The open-
ing game of the world's ch. impi-m-
ship series will be held in this city.
Tuesday, October s, The national
commission declared games will be
alternated between here and Boston,
one game each div, until th'
series is concluded. The Boston
club will control the sale of tickets
in that city
This is a victory for
President Bin Johnson
of the
American league.
BANDON, OREGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1912
Street Work In Progress.
Oregon News.
ACTOR CURER 3Ï
FASTING PROCESS
NUMBER 76
Working Like a Dog.”
M.r’de Point, Sept. 21 —This
I ii< State K lliload Commission
You have heard p“ople say that
city i ill he quite metropolitan when has l acked up (»• vt-nor West’s re-
[they bid worked like a dog alt day.
I the paving is finished.
lhe five-toil qii> st that the express companies
j If this were literally Hue, says a
: steam roller of lhe Coos ■ nay Con should < ' a e shipping liquor in false
man who has observed the habits of
struction Company was brought to packages and to fictitious names by
canines, the twenty-four hours would
this citv over tile county road from sending a letter to the super inten-
Will Ask Further Appropria­
E. H. Meade, Well Known be spent thus: One hour digging
I Coquille and the work < I rolling i dent of each express company in
out a tat, two hours gnawing a bone,
tion For Coquille River Bar ■down the subgrade preparatory to Portland in which attention is calkd
Here was Cured from one hour waiting for a cat to come
I laying on lhe concrete beg in. to the law making it a misdemeanor
down from a tree, half an hour beg
And Harbor.
Paralysis.
! Brought on lhe same day was other ; to make false billing or false classifi­
ging to get into the house and the
inateiial and large heater for melt cation ci shipments ot tiny kind.
rest of the time sleeping on a mat in
ing the bituminous rock which the
In an opinion rendered at the re­
front of the door lighting fleas.
Congressman W. C. Hawley, more progressive owners along the quest of the Mayor of North Powder
A report from San Francisco
Will Hire Another Teacher spent Wednesday in B indon looking street will have put on the concrete A' tei ney-General Oawfofd holds states that Edward Meade, well
It Would be Useless.
that a muncipality his not und< 1 I known here, as manager of the
over the situation of the local liar- base as soon as it is laid.
When all the work contemplated the home rule amendment, power Margaret Isles Co. has been cured
Mrs. Black's servant girl h id been
bo: and other conditions lit re and
At a meeting of the school b '.ird
addressed the citizens oi Bandon at i is finished Myrtle Point will have to regulate the liquor traffic to the from Paraylsis by total adstinence tn the habit of going out to meet
Tuesday night it was decided to hire
extent that it can authorize tile sale Irom food ami the cure has been the grocer’s boy when he came to
the >ld opera
house Wednesday i eleven bb cks of paved s'reet.
another teacher in the grades of the
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of liquor on Sundays.
evening. Mr Hawley took a vet«
demonstrated to the satisfaction of a the back door with goods Observ-
Bandon schools so as to relieves tme
The most disastrous fire Cott age number of physician.
ing this, Mis. Black watched and
of the bar and inner harbor in the Tammany is Nowon the Run.
of the over crowded rooms
Nine
Grove has ever known occured
saw the boy kiss Norah heartily.
afternoon, and also took <»cc isio. 1 to
The report says further:
teachers now have an average of
' Thursday r when the Commercial
Six weeks ago, Meade who was When the girl came in Mrs. Black
visit Bindon sch >ols and give an
between 45 and 50 pupils v 1 :h ail I
New York. Sept. 23—Threaten stables, Burkholder-Woods,
I
abdress to the high school and h.gli 1
ware - visiting in San Francisco, suffered a said severely:
this is ton m iny mr eltLtctiv ■ work.
ing to make or unmake a mayor and i house, Knowles Ct Graber w aie-
“Norah, 1 saw the grocer's boy’
grades in the ward scho >1.
complete paralysis following two
There a e now consid ribly ovt
to
split with scandal a whole city i houses, S. R. Piper’s residence and
I11 the evening he g ive an atldi 's,
sirokts, his respiration only being kiss vou this morning when you
500 pupils in the schools and 1 >
1 admini. ¡ration, the graft
probe I si \ < r.il -mall l itildings were burned
at the old opera house in which he
in impaired. Today lie h is recover­ went out for the groceries. Here-
teachers the addition il te ich-T will
I
forces
have
just
begun
a
furious
fight, in about 30 minutes. The loss is ed complete use of his left side, can ifter I shall go myself,’
reveiwed some of the workings of
make I" membets on the teaching
i a Inch it is 110.1 recognized may re­ estimated at about $30.000
“AU right mum,' saiii Norah,
I he use of his left side, can use his eyes,
especially
in
Congress,
staff, w hi:h tn ikes quite a .hiving
sult in the complete wreckr.ig <>f amount of insura ice cairied is not can speak practically as well as usual “but ‘twill do yez no good. He
with
the
Rivers
tied ion
for dur public schools.
Tammanv Hall and the upbuilding yet known. The fire started in lhe and has so far recovered the use says he won’t kiss nobody but me.”
appropriations and
harbors
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of
completely new municipal parties Burkholder-Woods warehouse in .1 of his right side as to able to walk.
Homestead laws both of which are
Will Wed in Portland
here,
Republicans and democrats room tilled wiib matches, probably' He expects to leave San Francisco The Man Who Knows it All.
of vital import.it.ee to people cf this
alike
have
begun to loose all nation from sjtontaneous combustion, the next week for Sacremento, absolute­
section of the country.
il
and
state
parly ties in this sen.sa ; l uilding was a roaring furnace al­
Dan E Malonv, news editor of
Mr. Hawley said that lie was quite
ly cured.
Every town has a man who knows
tional
expose
of political partnership most b lore an alarm could be turn-
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The Times, left on the Breakwater positive the government engineers
it
all.
It he is at a ball game, lie
Difficulty To Get Rails
for Portland where on Thursday he j would recommen.I a new survey of in police corruption, that is being : ed in.
knows
exactly
when the umpire is
and Miss Helen Bradley, dang liter the river and hatbor lor a new pro­ aimed at the bosses who have so
wrong
and
can
tell you every time a
long controlled the affairs of the McLain May Be Affected.
of Mr. and Mrs W. C. Bi a< Iley, ject mid that when the survey was
The Eugene Register s lys:
player
ill
ikes
a
mistake, says the
Miss made, a new appropriation could al­ metropolis. Within the next nine
of this city will be married
is Observer.
Twohy
Bros
report
that
worK
If
he
is at a horse race
Hugh McLain, candidate for state
Bradley lias bee» in Portland tor so be obtained, but he also stated months it is predicted that the ma­
progressing
rapidly
on
the
Noti
tun
­
he
will
inform
you
where a certain
si nator on the democratic ticket,
some weeks a guest at the home of that the action ol Congress woukl jority of the people of this town will
nel
on
the
Eugene
Coos
Bay
rail
­
driver
lost
the
race.
At the whist
says that he is airaid th it he is
depend largely upon what the local | be lined up for I lie city election en-
her sistei, Ans 11. O I'addock.
way.
The
head
of
the
tunnel
on
party
he
will
tell
you
how
you could
knocked cut from running, , on ae
The news <f the approaching people were doing for themselves. tiroly outside the old Tammany and
the
vast
side
is
now
925
feet
into
the
have
won
another
trick
by
playing
count of 1 decision of the secretary
nuptials will not sutprise their friends This puts us on our own metal to a anti-Tammany line«.
mountain.
On
the
other
side
clear
differently.
In
short,
he
knows
it
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oi stale in tlie case of Dan Kellaher.
as “the little b rd that ti lls" has very Urge extent and again shows
ing
and
grading
is
proct
eding
all
the
time.
It
yloesnl
pay
to
ar
­
Grading is Being Rushed. the I liter was a candidate for state
been busy for some time
After a the necessity of organizing a port
name rapidly and an entrance will soon be gue with him. You can’t knock any
sen
it
>r
by
petition
and
his
brief honeymoon trip they will re­ commission so we can be in position
On the conceit out of hitn and you will only
w is written in for elector, The made into the mountain.
turn to Coos Bay to make their ti act systematically. The matter
li
lework
is
also
proceeding
satisf
c loseyour temper. Don’t argue with
“We are so busy'on the line that ruling by the secretary of state is
future home in Marshfield. —Coos of a permanent suction dredge for
t
>rily.
It
is
reported
that
the
a man who knows it all. 1 he only
f have no time to attend the fair.’’ tl at he must serve as cancidate for
theCiquille river, similar to the
Bay Times.
Southern
Pacific
is
having
difficulty
possible
thing you can do is to try
said W. R. Fontaine, engineer in si ite sen.ror only, having petitioned’
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Dredge Oregon was mentioned tc
in getting steel for the track and to tell a bigger lie than he does, and
of
charge
>
the
Coos
Bay
line,
last
f. 1 that place.
Commercial Club Last Night Mr, Hawley, and the question ask^ evening as he left the fair grounds
I11 the case of McLain he was pe that the work of laying steel would thou you want to tell it last.
whether of not the government
after a I rief look-in, during which titioned as a candidate for demo h ive commenced before this if it
would furnish the machinery for such
Prof. Kausrud Returns on
It • surveyed the exhibits with an ad- ci atic elector but his name was writ had been obtainable.
The Bindon Commercial cluh
dredge, providing the local pe >ple
Bates & Rodgers, who are build­
n.irin
eye.
Mr. Fontaine says ten in for state senator. Mr. Me
met ill Concrete Hall last night and
Fifield.
would build the bull, to which he re­
that everybody in his department is I ain accepted the nomination for ing culverts and ¡»ridges, report that
though the attendm e was not wh it
it should have been, the meeting plied he thought it could be worked I rushed by the contractors who are I state senator, but he is airaid that the first stretch of 16 miles is ready
Prof. KausrCid. the popular leader
was a very enthuisi istic on • and a without gieat diffibulty. This gives taking advantage of the fine weathei | the ruling will apply to him so that for lhetrack and that in a very of the Orchestra at the Gland Tliatre
n iniber of propositions for the gen us anotliei chance to get help l.y I to complete as much of the grade as , he will be forced to b • the candidate short lime, weather permitting, the has returned from his vacation it
eral improvement of Bandon were helping outstlve-, Mr. Hawley also : possible.
' .‘or elector and cannot be the dem >- line will be ready for a much greater San Frad isco and other California
talked
to
considerable
extent
on
the
distance.
discussed. f'he club will meet
At Port, r Bros.
headquarters ctatic candidate foi state senator,
cities, Tin Prof, says that owing
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again next Thursday night and in subject of the settler and stated that ! every thing is Rustle though the 111a
I to a strenous attack of "nial-de-
The
democratic
county
cent
Garrison No Longer Hopes mer’’ on his trip back, he is going
the meantime a number of com­ lhe western delegation was working i chinery works smoothly’ without ’■ominittee can. if it chooses, im
I
mittees w high were appointed list haad for lhe entry men and some of li ictioii. Porlet Bros now have 452 . and name another cm fidate I
to rest up for a day in order to re­
night will be getting in their work tile recent bills that have been pcs men employed in 14 camps extend­ .late senator—Coos Bay Times.
cuperate. Patrons of the Grand can
Frank
S.
Garrison,
who
is
in
the
ed will show that their work has I
between now ami then.
ing all the way from the end of
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st ite penitentiary and who was found feel assured that Prof. Kausrud will
All business men ami citizens who been effective, although tllt-re are ( I'woliy Bros ' contract on »he Nolil
guilty of killing R<>v Perkins, and be at the Grand tomorrow night in
Ward
is
Knocked
Out
ate interested in tile progress of only 70 men in Congress tiom ¡tub- to Acme.
w is sentenced to be h inged, wiites his former place, to pLy the Pic­
Starvation Diet.
Bandon and adjacent country should lie land slates as against over 30 ■ I Woik is also proceeding rapidly
that lie has given up all hope of tures
be present at ’.he meeting next from states win re there are no pub on the part of the line covered by
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ever being released
In a letter to
lie lands1
Middleton, Cciin., Sept. 2.V -
Thursday night in Concrete ha 1.
f’weby Bros.' contract and on tin
Gerome
’s
Dancing
Prof.
The Times he stall s that lie has
The meeting Wednesday night
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School.
Olah Constt uction Co. Contract on George Ward an old time athlete presented hisia .e to Govenor West,
was held under the auspices of the
Along The Waterfront
lite Nati >11 cut .it. The P E N E. who lour months ago l»eg 111 a series but he has been relusi <1 a further
B indon G. A R. and W. R. C. and
School opens Friday night, Sept.
is also pushing woik so th it there r. of experiments in living on a mini hearing.
He still insists that he 27. at the Wigwam, X p in., teach
The Elizabeth arrive;! m pitt was pi esided over by C. B Zeck.
muiri
amount
of
food
of
various
iioc.ui.se for men to idle these ilavs
his evidence which would clear him i mg all the up-to date dances.
yesterday with 340 tons of freight The audience was not as latge as it
characters, today is a patien; in a
•—Eugene Guard
Children’s class opens Saturday
if lie was allowed to tell it
Garri­
and the following passengers: K. should have been but tlisse who
local hospital suffering from lack of
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afternoon, 3 to 5 p. in
son writes:
E I. Bedillion J. M. Bayliss, Mrs wept were weii repaid..
Private lesson daily Phone, Far­
Are You a Onychophago nutriment.
■' I'll’’governor has refit-cd nn a
-rtQrt- —
O M. Btooks, Mrs O J. Planz,
mer 44. >>r leave word at Wigwam.
Although his condition is serious,
hearing. 1 wish von would so ln- Pitot . Gi R ome . Instructor.
maniac.
75-12
Mrs. W. H Hoskinsonson. F. A Crater Lake Praised as Great­
the physiciins siy th it careful treat­
form m> friends, I w ill be butcher-
Peterson, J. II Atting, R Hubin,
ment wi I restore health as he has a
est Wonder of Continent
ed 011 I lecember 13, because that
W E. Edmonds, Ctpt A. Jackson.
Ward is 74
At a recent congress of neurology, strong constitution
is all hanging is anyway, I wish I
E Albert. A. D. Winegar, Frank
a paper was »cad in which the move­ years old.
was ovet there lor a while, the way
Marvin. B Z T , I. IL Miller.
A few weeks ago lie hail cut down
Portland, Gre. Sept. 5|(Special i ment by wltiili the growing lad
my friends hav: been kil'ed off
find many advantages in
Steve Urbo, John De Costa E
liis
diet to a basis where the cost
-Tbit Crater Lake is the greatest > art sses lhe 'list shouts oil. Ins up
Two of them, the one I caus’ d to
close relations with this in­
Clark. P. F Dyer, R B. Vin Flett, | scenic wonder in America was the |„.r jip w.)s 1 del’d moustache »strep- was only 26 cents a week, and con
come to the bay
He was at the stitution.
During hard
H II ad
The Elizabeth will sail ■ decision of the party ol seventy somania; the habit of twilling lhe sisterl principally of oatmeal, crackers
city jail the night after Mr Graves
times and lean years we are
again tomorrow noon
• noted scientists who have justdsii<.”l. cane, seen in old dru.n majors, step ind pane ikes.
I. ft. ft my ease had carried up to their helpful ally.
When
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The Brooklyn ai rived in port list 'Oregon. They were amazed at th« ' sldi.ibdoinant.i; that of jmlimg the
liie supreme court and been reversed funds are plenty we care lor
An unexpected rush of tourists to
night with 30 tons of freight and spectacle and as a result of their lntle linger into the car. otodaitylo
| ike Ev ins would have been a
their surplus, holding our­
four passengers; F. Miller. J. A. visit this great attraction will be mania. Then we have Horn itoilac the Panama Canal this winter, prior witness at the next trial
That is
selves in readiness to return
to
the
letting
ot
water
into
the
Pi easier and wile H. Pep r ■ 111. wide!)' advertised through »nt tin t vloinaiiia« s, w ho put the linger into
why hr is dead. Look at the par­
it when wanted. All the
canal
has
prompted
the
White
Stat
The Brooklyn will sail tomorrow wliol>' world. Hundreds of | hoto the mouth; onycliopliag ».name who
ti , who have taken most interest ill
time
we keep their money,
line
to
announce
a
schedule
of
two
noon.
1 graphs were made ol tin- lake anti bite their nails; liarmoniomaniacs,
his and Joyner cases. 1 hey were
for
which
we are respon­
ol
its
newest
strainers,
Lanrentic,
The Fifield arrived in port this as many foreign geographers otnolt who drum with llietr in.gers on win­
connected with inv conviction.''
sible,
actively
employed in
14.892
tons
and
the
Megantic,
14,-
morning with 105 tons ot freight were in the party, the pictures of dow pane; or tables, and trepodn-
Coos Bay Times.
aiding
legitimate
enterprises
S77
toils,
for
four
cruises
of
28
and
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passsngers; Oregon s go at scenic feature will | maniacs, who nervously move tlnir
and the
following
If
you
are
not
yet
a deposit­
29
day
’
s
duration
each,
le
iving
New
Geo T. Carlev. H. Sengstacken, appear in many scientific magazine- ! I««».
Orpheum.
or
at
this
bunk,
why not
York
January
8,
J
muary
22
Feb
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E. B Kausrud, P. S Tvrell, Mrs. of tiie world.
start
an
account?
Ladies - Miss V. Beyerle male»« ruary 8 and February 2J.
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Ona Web. N. H. Saw telle, I>. M.
Mi,s June Hill will appear at the
Do you need a lamp, bell or other
cilii
and classy hats, the only kind
F or R ent —Three rooms for light
Cross, Geo. W. Mooie, Mrs. Carn
“
Orpheiim*
’ lor one week com-
cross, Geo. Behring, H. C, Melvin housekeeping, on Pine Street. Phon juu should wear, Come and Le bicycle supplies* If so, see S. D
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I
ncncing Monday Sept, jutli.
I Barrow», the bicycle man.
58-1!
convinced.
The l ineld will sail Sunday noon. or inquire of Mrs. L. Boyd. 7216*
Our Depositors
FIRST NAT L BANK