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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1913)
t L l..t. I. a.n<1 on. Record Official Paper of the City of Bandon 4 Published Every Tuesday and Friday by the • Subteripfion, fl 50 p«r Y i - ht iu A ivaoce. Advert N ine Rates Made Kuowu on Application. JuL> Printing a ¡Specialty. Entered at the ltandou Postoiboe a» Meooud-Claea Metter. Recorder Homemade Philosophy Many a self centered person pio- nounccs his neighb ir ignorant lie cause he doesn't understand him The census tells tales; but not de tails. A black expression on your wife’s brow is harder on the digestion thin black bread. A great many things “occur t > some people that never happen. Becau-se an egg is flat on on’* end is no reason it should taste that way. Some scholars assert that we li id an apish ancestry; but that is no ex cuse for ail apish offspring Government officers are lying in wait to serve William Rockefeller with a subpoena in the m i ley tru ■ case Ilis “servants' are also Ling for William by telling the pi"< • s. servets that lie is not at home ft would seem there is too much lyin around the Rockefeller residence. Some people have a h ibil of warn ing us to never be ashamed of the naked truth; still there are some truths which need not be paraded around in a state of nudity? While it is alright to cultivate the friendship of England yet it migli; be just as well to remember that lb nation ever forgave an >tln*r lol whipping it. The prize lighter with 1 <• winnii 1 punch doesn’t find it in a loin and Jerry bowl. The averag • nun would rather tackle the job of holding a run.iw.it mule than the I aby. ’.Ve admire the semi-weekly Jo 11 nal, of Portland because it compli < ments us by quoting our paragraphs Some people pride fliemselv, . that they . re not sus <ptil)le to lat tery; but that is just a dream. The faultiest persons of every section are the busiest fault lindi is of others. The Indians and cowboys are still fighting in the moving pi t ire shams. A degree conferted upon the sin dent in astronomy is no doubt a certificate of h er education. The biggest talker in the family never knows what to say or h >w to say it Senator Joseph w B.iiley <»t Texas is singing Ins ¿win song in the United States senate; lie s.ivs the people should not rule; ill it the iniatative and referendum is all wrong Bailey is an ego inmi.ic and Texas and the country arelobe con gratulated that this colosal egotist is e ring fro 1 me senate. The man who believes in God doesn't necessarily need to believe in the man who c aims to know too much about God. It is better to have writt.'ir “Over th • Hills t 1 the Poor House’ th tn to go there. /\ preacher may be God's herald, in the tight with the devil but the clmrch insists upon a. ting as refeiee. The people will forg ve bad ndg- ment lull nil, .1 bad heart. Senator B.tiley say, the govern ment is in peril. Such shams as Bailey pul it lit petil. Ills retire ment from the senate will lessen the danger somewhat Bryan and the Cabinet. It is said ill at \\ ilson and speaker Clark have bee n contcinng about tile cabinet Bryan and Wilson have conferted. Others were being consulted bv the president elect It i* the Hi . o..in h ' s «,pinion tint il Bryan wants to go into the cabinet he can do so Bryan is the biggest man in the Democratic party today He has been whipped oltener than " State of Oregon, in and for the County of Coos. '■ I 7W'.' Adams, Plaintiff, A vs -SUMMONS Kathleen Adams, Defend- ) ant To Kathleen Adams, defendant above named M E. C hurch m the name of the Slate of Oregon: Sabbath school io a. in. You are hereby required to appear and answer Sunday Breaching, n a m the complaint filed against you in the above en titled suit, oh or before the Iaft day of th? time Evening sermon, 7:30 Thursday evening prayer meet ng prescribed in the order for publication of thi summons; which presciibed time is six (6) weeks, 7:3<> the last day of which time will be Friday, Jan junior 1 .» ague, 3 p.in. uary 10, 1913. and if vou fail to so appear and lipworth Leatfu» < \V> p. m. answer said complaint by the said time, the Service’ next Sanday as usual. plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in plaintiff; complaint, a tuccinc Welcome to aii. statement of wh.^'n is as follows to-wil; J ohn J. M ickky , Pastor. 1st. For a decree of the Court that the mar riage contract and relations now existing between the plaintiff and defendant be forever cissolvcd. C hristian C hi : licit. 2nd. i hat the care and custody of the minor children be awarded lo pldintiff or that their care Siridav School to:oi) a in. All • are and custody be awarded alternately between Preaching i I ;iw a. in plaintiff and defendant. invited. This summons is published in the Bandon Re J. R. Mi uni i on . Pastor corder a semi-weekly newspaper published in Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, the publication hereof bein.» once a week in th; Friday issue o said paper, for six (6) consecutive weeks begin P k ESBYTI KIAN. ning Friday Nov. 29tli, 1912, and ending Friday Set vices will be asifolluws: Jan. 10, 1913, the same being the first and the lust day of the lime prescribed in the order Qui t I lour. 9:45 for publication of this summons, which is pub Pre'u^iing at i t :oo. lished by ordfer of punlicalion made by lion- St’ 'day sch<'*»l al 10 o’clock. orubk John S. Coke, Ciicuit Ju ’ge oi the Stat CluisLliit ¡iiidvavor will cor vein f Oregon, in and lor Coos County, Oregon, November 20, ¡912. a! 7:oo p. tn. GLO. P. TOPPING, Attorney for Plaintiff Preaching al 7:30. Nov 29-J an I Of January ,, t.) I 3 any man in public lite; but Bi x an always Comes back. He is hated by more politicians than any other democrat. He is respected I ' more democrats than any other politic an Why is Bryan hated? IL- in ■< twenty years a ,he was just iwent, years ahead of his party; aid I he world hates any man who gets toe Mi far ahead in any direction Bryan is not respected f >r two reasons; 1st his party has caught up with him. Secondly: W. J. Bryan is a m 111 of integrity; and this is liis most powerful asset. VV li never may be said of his political views and regardless of his mistakes, the Nebraska statesman is a man o’ un- qutstioned honesty. Powerful politician, bate Bryan but the | cople respect him It he g )es into the cabinet some jioliticiaiis wiilsii'.k but 1 he rank ai <1 file of the democratic party will suppoll him Tin e arc minor., that speaker Clark w 'l make w o- du Biy'an. In that case Clark >iiiloedestr >ye.l Bi' an has ‘’comt back ’ loo often to be put out by a H. C. H artranft Pastor. I man iike Clark. The probabilitie' are that Clark is too shrewd a p ili ticiai) to make open war on Bryan at the present stage of lii.s populari M ethodist E piscopal church . S outh , Cor. 4th and Spruce. ty. It W. J. Bryan becomes Sec Preaching every second and fourth retary of St.ite, which seems pro bable, the e will be no little bicker Sundays. Sunday S» hoo! every Sunday at ings ,ml> jockymg in that gi eat oitice |O a. in. S. R. S1EELE, Pastor. Bryans atlmim.stration wool I be sli.light lol waul, open au l il m st and In* would ion mt, at lei 1 from L a i i iR I > av S ain is . the democratic s ,md|iomt. It is pleasant lo record the laci 1b.1t si inc- Reoiganized Cltureli oí Jesus time.s even 111 politics integrity win. Christ of Latter Day Saints, Coluui- over duplicity Whether Bryan i>ia Avenue sli dl be cho.en in the cabinet or not Meeting every Sunday. be has won out willl the people ai.d Sunday school at 10:00 a. tn lie lias won upon his iutegi ity as a Preaching at 11:00 a. in. Rcligio nan. at 7:00 p. in. and pleaching at 8:00 p. m. f layer met ting al 8:00 p. in Wetfne.'i evenings. THE RECALL OF JUDGES Judgvs are liot lawmakers. All .11 ‘ or :.iil>’ invited to.ittiial s=‘l>- 4 * Í 9 at the Bandon Drug Co ink off The Harness Man Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Cilice at Roseburg, Oregon, November 23, 1912. Nolice is hereby given that Kenneth Perkins of Bandon, Oregon, who on February 1911», l90n, made i lonicslead Entry Serial No. 04431 for N 1-2 SE 1-4 and SVv 1-4 S'. . ’-4 Section 21, ¡ownship 29, S., Range 14 west Willamette NLridian, has filed notice of iniention to make, fm 11 tluee year pr of, to establi 'i claim t > the land above described, bi lore C. R. Wade, United Slates Commissioner at Bandon, Oregon, on the 10th day of January 1913. Claimant names as witnesses: Charles A. Swift, J. E. Young, r\ M. Do\ 1c, George Hen ry, all of Bandon, Ore. B. 1. JONES, Register. D. ;5 Jan?) I he finest Line in Coos County Prices right. Call and see Bandon Power Co Notice For P l ,!.', ¿cation. Lamps, Batteries, Fixtures, Bells General Electrical Supplies ’ Office Oakes’ Building. Hours 8 to 5 .• ■ ■ '■>. 1 ’L1 •* lift) ¡ I’1’* lol 111 i'll.u ¿V. THE HUMOLE HERO. To go on eheei Tilly with a pct t.V round of little duties, dille a mentions, to smile for the joj of others when the heart Is ncii Ing. • * • who does this, tils works will follow him lie nut) not he n hero to tile world, h it lie Is one of Gods heroes (’mi oil Karra r No Danger. Stella Does she iimiplaln of lielng mlsimderstooil? Hella No; her money talks t'lyeluingo THE WORKINGMAN’S RIGHT. Nut ttll so. It'll shall Is* **o a I Jnsti il. mi .irganl I'd. Hint «ha vi el I* willing to worK shall h . siireilly have work anil fair re oiniH'iise fur doing It. as ri' i I Ily a* lie who tin* gold may <-x ■ h inge it for more portable noh s, will the Inliorer In' pin, ml or a fiHitlng of Justice ami rightful In (tijienileni'e lie w ho It able and willing to give work for tirenl 1« not e-'eiitlally a |mil|H>r. lie does not desire to abstract with out rm omiH'nhe front the ngure gate of (lie world’* k < m *I* and chattels, Ile I* not rightfully :i Whiling only to 'I twcuiir vert his own ninn ii’ar euer; y Into lin-ad. It is not merely Ills bill «'Very man s Inleresl that tl e op|H>rtunity should Im nffonlid him Nay It Is the clear duty of mtelety to render such exchange nt all tlmi-s prni tlcnble mid eou lenient. Horace Greeley. People Should Guard Agai t t Aop •ndicilis. i .n-,-TUT ft'O» IT SURROUND YOUR HORSE Department oi the h'terior. U. S. Land Office at Roa urg, Oregon, Novcnil ISth, 1912. Notice is lvicby g*v-n that ¡..us A. < ’[>e, of Bandon, Oi<’gon, wh> tn November 18, I 'o/, made Homestead Entry .*'< rial No, 04 >46, lor SU2NWI-4. SW1-4 NL: 4. ar.d NW1-4 SE1-4, Section 10, Townshij’ -U. S., Range ¡4 Vvr.il Willamette M ridian, 11.... tiled notic'd of B.iudon pc‘i»p’ie who h.tv lo 11 n'Ii n i on to make Final I ivv-yeai j. rooi to e»- lablish claim to the land above .«sciilud, before and tl miihc sia’Uid guard C. R. Wade United State C ommissioner a ig.rm.1 .ppvuda iti.' I>v t.ikìi g Minpie Baiuion, Oregon, on th 24th av of January, i>u kthoin link, gl,cei'im- eie . a s I >13. i lerman De < laimant names a^ witness < ompounded in Adivi i-ka, tile ikon. Lex Cep'', Eibeit Djcr German appendili! ■■> lemedv lx Long Jack all ot Ban on, Oregon. single dose r< I <aes som stoni ich. B. F. gasoli thè >li>macb ami < ii.stìpation, n BANDON Big Reduction in Ladies’ Bags. 25 to 50 per cent Eiscount on all Dishes and Porcelain Ware, Big Re- duction on al! Holiday Goods. AH .ire cordially iuviiril to it’, ail I'.ll ll Mtx I' • . C. IL R ai : - Now is the time to Save Money by taking advantage of our Notice for Publication. Fveiling M’>vic«*, 7:45. .* * BANK ...... —OCX.*—— Departm. ii. of the ’ nor, U. S. Land Office at R if/. Oregon. N< .. her 18, 1912 Notice is h< i ">y 'jivcn tha'. ; >'.1.1 D. Butler, B aitist of Bandon, Oregon, who < n '/larch 9, 1906, Coi. Sixili Street and Coquiile Ave. ma.I lom. stead Entry Scrub No. 04443, for SLi-4 SE1-4, Section 12, I ownship HI.S. Suini iv Si boni at 9:45 a. ut. Ran-^e I > west Willamette Meridian, has filed l’ieai Inni: evi rv S11nd.1v at il a.in. notice of intention * lo make Imai three year Younji i’eople's Met tmg al 6:30 Ptoof 1(> r th land above de- I scribed, befor • C R. Wade, Un ted 8 lates l>. 111. Commissioner, at Ran .on, Grego , n : ,e 10 ■ i n i.il invitation extended to A day of Janu.tty, 1913. T. J. < >WEN, Pallor. all. Claimant nr: es «is witnesses: Jo«[ h Stmika w i;cz, J. R, Stillwcl!, R. R. Davis, James AlumbauJì, idi 0! Bar n, Oregon. B rf . rtlRKN < 'llt'Ki it U. i-. Jo.us, Rv.: m.u Si i v tei' — I’i i *, i ;'.i m.. i io > legisler. No,. 22. Jan l 000-- u.ui. Suinlay iioo’l max) a.m. They are not adniliilslriitoi's. Their duty is mu to determine what the law shall lie. Imt to de termlne what the law Is Their Imlepemlem e. their sense of dig nity mid freedom, is of the first consequence In ___ the stabilby of COIlHCtll _____ ... the still«». To npply to lliviii llie principle of will I I m to *«»t U|) the hi oil that dvh'i’ininatIon of wlint law Is must respond to popular impulse mid to popular judgment. It Is xullhlent that the people should have (lie power to change the lav when the.' will It is not necessary* that they should dir»»« th iiitlucive l».\ threat of recall those who nivri ly interpret the law alrtvdy estah llslied ’I’ll«» iiliportam e and de slrahility of the rv< nil as a means of administrative control our. lit not to he ohsiiired h\ drawing It Into this other ami v«»n dlf fereiit field. Woodrow Wilson it is w isest for the newl\ mar ried couple to arrange tor the regular weekly or.monthly deposit of whatever can he spared from the income. We have many business and pri vate individuals who bank with us, because .hey are sure of our reliability under all conditions. We would like to add your account to our list and solicit the favor of an early call. V S t . J< hn ’ s E piscopal C hurch Services 2nd 4th and 51I1 Sundays at 11 a. m. an I 7:30 p. 111. Sunday School on an Sundays >t I > a. in. I Clarence Win. Horsiall, Archdeacon. Racorder F»uitolisiaiiig Company C. E. KOFF. Editor TUESDAY LN PLANNING THE FUTURE In the Circuit Court of the BANDON CHURCHES With oats and feed of various kindsand he will invariably choose those that come from here. 1 ie knows w hat’s good a id you’ll he wise to rely on It s judgment, Give us a trial order anil you’ll learn w ly and how it pays to use our feed. Central Feed Co equipped villi Wireless S. S. BREAKWATER AI.W AYS ON T IME Sails from Portland Wednesdays. Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays. insmntly l>e< ause llns siili) le mixime digi siile ol g.ills uni di iws eli llie impili il us (. . Y. aliti" p II IZi s th< bvel land Appiè Confirm Sailings Through V. F SHOEMAKER, Agent Bandon tt> Phone 142 I owe. O<M • Mix R A 1 d> I. ul I . i'i I Mu h.td "i vn tlinibleil with sick lu.id- ulit* Im aleillt five years, alien site Infall taking t'll nniK i 1.1111- ’/alile's. she h.i-i take.i two Suttles o’ them and they have cureil her. Sick he ul.it lie is caused by a d s il deled t.tin.u 11 for winch lbe»c tablets an* •spe, ialit Ull.’ilth J. I i v l! etn. k'ef .it'll and slav v»i li. N- Id . y I . Y I t v. —-v/v/vr W\Nri:t' Draught Ib ise. cue weighing 16, o oi 1700 pci n<i>. I _ Must _____ . be .. over eight _ years old. (>t 96 li . I W. M uore Lumber Co. . -ááLíM--' a FRAo. GREGORY The Home Builder l'.mploys jjchm I inevhnnics. pays good wages, does : goiul \\ork, w ill lu Ip you design your building and draw plans t o suit. Phone 413 Ask for 1 «ink Gregory S. S. B rooklyn Newly Remodeled, Modern Equipment Throughout Carries Passengers and Freight Fast Cl.ms I’ ' ig. F in-, S7 5' . E k 'gli' pi r Ton, $3.00 Makes Rig-.dar Eight Do Trip, tu un en San Fi.uictxco and Bandon. SI I *1 11 N X < II K IS I 1 Xxi N'. < ) » nei» and < >|x raters San Francisco. Calif. J. E. WALSlkOM. Agent, Bandon, Ore.
