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BANDON, OREGON, TUESDAY,
VOLUME XXIX
JANUARY 28, 1913
NUMBER 8
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Wanted—Girl for housework. Call |
Myrtle Point Locals.
phone 381.
Charlie Walts left Friday tor
J. P. Olsen was up from Lang­
Portland and from there he expects
lois on business Monday.
to go to Dayton, Washington..
W. O. W. — Neighbors, don’t
Anew comer by the name of J.
forget the meeting Thursdry even­
H. Wilkes has opened a barber
Sweeney and Walker, Ban
Proposition To Be Voted On Civic Beauty and Public Li­
Sufficient Money Collected to ing«
shop next door to the postoffice,
Mrs. Ames S Johnston of Port
don Heights and Industriai
brary are Topics at Wo­ making three barbershops in Myrtle
Of Interest To Every
Build 16 Ft. Road From Col­
Orford was a Bandon visitor Sun­
Point.
Additions to Come in.
men’s Commercial Club.
Taxpayer.
umbia Ave to Moore Mill. day,
The city jail has been moved to
J. E. Norton, of Nosier «St Norton
the city’s lots south of the M. E.
Coquille
was in Bandon on business
A. G. Thrift circulated a petition
Those who attended the Women’s church,
Next Friday, January 31st the
At the meeting of the Bandon
people of Bandon and this section of Commercial Club meeting on Fri­
Commercial Club last Thursday yesterday.
Elder C. E. Crumly went to Ban­ last week and this among the pro­
Mr. John P. Welbs and Miss Coos County will be privileged to day last were well repaid for their don Wednesday, from there he will perty owners of Sweeney and Walk
evening a petition was presented by
Letita
Copper were married at the vote on the road proposition as to trouble.
J. C. Shields which had for its pur­
go to New Lake to hold meetings. er Bandon Heights and Industrial
addition asking them to come int<
The meeting was called to order
pose the building of a 10 foot plank M. E. parsonage Friday evening whether or not eight per cent of the
Sixteen more men went up the
road from Columbia Ave. to the January 24th, Rev. Jchn J. Mickey ten mill tax recently voted in the by the president and minutes of the South Fork Sunday where they will the city limits and the petition was
freely signed. This petition al-o
road district shall be spent on the previous meeting read and accepted.
Moore mill. A. G. Thrift was officiating.
be employed on the railroad
took in a number of the property
The application for charter for township line road from Bandon to
It was moved and carried that the
elected by the club to take the
The wives of the members ot the owners along the plank road toward
petition, collect the money and get local-council of Boy Scouts has been Curry County and the other two dues of the club be made one dollar
a year payable quarterly. It was G. A. R. gave the veterans a pleasant the Lyons Johnson mill and in ail
additional subscriptions, and he has sent to national headquarters at per cent on the Twomile road.
will include a territory about one
That we need a road to Curry proposed by Mrs. N. J. Crain to surprise Saturday evening Jan.
succeeded in securing enough, not New York City and the Scouts will
by serving a supper for them fol­ half mile east of the present city
only for a 10 foot road, but a 16 be organized as soon as the charter County is a certaifity and it would meet at 3:30 instead of at 3 in order
seem that this would be the proper to make it more convenient for the lowing the installation of officers. limits and from Eighth street it wi.l
foot road for the entire distance, returns.
About 50 persons were preselit.
extend over a mile north. The
and work has already commenced
The board of directors of the time to get it. The R ecorder teachers. The motion carried unan­
Mr.
Burr
of
the
contracting
firm
petition will be up before the city
imously.
on the construction, A 16 foot road Bandon Public Library will meet does not intend to go into detail in
of
Willets
«X:
Burr
is
in
town
looking
council
at the next meeting and will
discussing
the
subject,
but
it
seems
The
committee
on
by
laws
re
­
will enable teams to pass with ease, Thursday, 4 p. m. in library rooms.
after
their
contract
on
the
.Smith-
no
doubt
be acted upon favorably
feasible
that
the
new
road
which
is
a
ported
that
they
would
have
their
and will be exceedingly convenient A big mass meeting is in process of
Powers
road.
by
that
body.
This is certainly a
perfectly
stiaight
line
to
Curry
Coun
work
ready
to
present
to
the
next
as there is much traffic on this par­ being called and the public is becom­
move
in
the
right
direction on the
ty,
would
certainly
be
of
great
ben
­
meeting,
Communications
from
the
S.
Breur
has
purchased
the
F.
T.
ticular piece of road.
ing interested,
people
in
the
territory
mentioned
efit
to
Bandon
in
general,
and
what
Grants
Pass
Auxiliary
and
from
the
Crew
property
at
the
corner
of
Walter Smith, little son of Mr.
and
they
are
certainly
to
be com
Albany
Club
were
read.
Second
and
Spruce
streets.
benefits
Bandon
will
benefit
us
all.
Remembe/ Commercial Club and Mrs. Matt Smith had the mis­
mended
for
their
enterprise
and th -
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—
Some
say
the
money
should
be
used
Mrs.
Kronenberg
spoke
concern
fortune to get his nose broken last
Meeting.
sire
to
assist
in
building
up
a
great
ing
the
conditions
of
the
public
Send
Baby
by
Parcels
Post.
on
the
old
road
which
is
two
miles
Saturday. Medical attention was
er
Bandon.
library
and
asked
the
club
members
longer
than
the
new
one.
In
this
On Thursday the 30, the Com­ given and the boy’ is getting along
Batavia, Ohio, Jan. 25.- A baby
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regard the R ecorder would sug­ to do what they could to promote
mercial Club will meet in Commer­ as well as could be expected
weighing
to 3-4 pounds, was sent
Along
the Waterfront.
its
welfare.
gest
to
the
people
that
they
take
a
cial Hall. Attend the meeting and at present.
Mr. P. A. Sandberg was asked to by parcel post today by Mr. and
look at a map, see where the two
learn something about what is doing.
The union revival services that
roads run and then draw their own make a talk advising as to the ways Mrs. Jess Brajjle of near Glen Este,
Lend your experience and intelli­ have been conducted in the opera
The Elizabeth arrived in port last
conclusions, but whichever way you and means of improving the streets to the grandmother of the child,
gence to help advance the town in house, will be held in the M. E.
night
with 104 tons of freight and
who
lives
a
mile
away.
The
parents
of
our
city,
and
responded
in
an
in
­
decide, be sure and vote Friday.
which you live.
church this week beginning last
the
following
passenger,: E. R.
paid
fifteen
cents
postage
and
in
­
We want a permanent road to the teresting address enlightening us on
Go to the club’s meeting and get night The interest in the meeting
Panter,
S,
O.
Panter,
E. McCu< .
sured
the
youngster
for
$50.00.
The
Curry County line, in fact we must many subjects telling us of other
in touch with what is doing. Many is growing constantly and good re­
Erst
Sam
Johnson,
H.
M. Prewett,
“
parcel
”
was
delivered
safely
by
have it, so let's get busy and get it. towns which were in the same con­
interesting subjects will be discussed. sults are being obtained.
W,
O.
Cooper,
J.
Page,
G. Pag«.
the
mail
carrier.
dition as we are now, and the won­
Remember next Thursday even­
The Elizabeth will sail tomorrow
J. C. Johnson catne up from Mission of the Public Library. derful improvement made through
ing at 8:30 p, m. Commercial Hall. California recently and took his sis
morning at 4:30
Fifield Has ’¡ rouble.
the efforts of those agitating better
The Brooklyn arrived last night
ter Amia south on the Fifield where
It is our business in this country sanitary conditions. Mr. Sanberg
The FifieKl came near going on from San Fiancisco and will sail
she
goes
in
the
hope
that
the
change
to
get
at
the
best
methods
to
govern
Grange Meeting.
fntimated that one of the first steps
of climate will benefit her health. ourselves. How many of our best was to rid the streets of the chickens the north jetty when she came in again tomorrow morning at 4:30
The Speedwell arrived in port
Bandon Grange meets in I. O. O. A. C. Johnson accompanied them people have paused to reflect on and cows that we might have more the other day, but by quick work
what that means, and on all it means. flowers and a cleaner and more on the part of the crew, she was last night with 12 tons of freight anil
F. Hall next Saturday, Dinner at but will return to Bandon soon.
gotten back into channel and came a number of passengers.
noon Meeting calls to order at 1
T. M. Herman came down from It means that now we have about beautiful city.
The Bandon arrived from San
p. in. Members are requested to M yrtle Point Monday on business. 80,000,000 of sovereigns. It was
Mrs.* H. E. Wilson read an ex in safely. The Fifiele came in on
Francisco last night and is loading
bring estimates of seeds they desire Mr. Herman has been in Coos was all very well when we were a tremely interesting paper, full of a strong ebb tide.
at the Geo. W, Moore mill today.
to order through the Grange this county for 52 years and it is very little confederation of homo-geneous suggestions. The paper introduced
Mrs.
C.
Woodruff
of
Lakeport
The Acme is expected in a few
year.
interesting to hear him relate inci­ stock stretching along the Atlantic new lines of thought which we can
was
a
Bandon
visitor
Monday.
days.
She will carry luilib« : from
dents of the early days, He is a seaboard. We had our dissensions do well to consider, and was much
Wm.
Sorensen
of
Langlois
was
a
the
Lyons-Johcson
and Randolph
then,
but
our
population
was
per
­
brother of Ex-Gongressman Binger
appreciated.
Big Two Reel Feature Film
Bandon
business
visitor
Monday.
mills.
meated
with
the
principles
of
our
Herman.
Eight new members enrolled
at the Grand.
The Fifield soiled yesterday
H. E. Folsom, the Bradley candv
Chas, and Will Sexton of Los government. In one hundred years which makes the total list 50.
morning
with 500,000 leel of lum
we
have
swelltd
from
a
handful
to
man
was
over
from
Coos
Bay
Mon
­
Mrs. Pape was asked to talk on
Angeles arrived on the Speedwell
Another splendid film will be ex­
bei
and
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passengers: A. C. John
80,000,000,
and
a
large
part
of
day.
“The advantages of living in a small
and are figuring on locating in Ban
hibited at the Grand, Thursday,
E.
E.
Foss, J. Johnson, Miss
sou,
them
made
up
of
additions
from
the
town.” Mr. Mast has been re­ John F. Bane of the Sixes River
don Charles is a civil engine»
January 30th, entitled “Don Juan
Johnson,
T.
F. Fox, il. i/. "ulin,
nations
of
the
earth,
and
not
the
quested to speak concerning the Mill was in Bandon on bus ¡ess
and has been in the government
and Charles V,” a beautiful hand
and
wife,
Mrs.
Lucas, W. 1 De­
self-governing
nations.
And
the
He reports business
“City Government.” Miss Ritchie yesterday.
service. He is a boyhood friead of
colored production. The story deals
ment
and
wile
Wallace I ment,
problem
is
to
educate
the
children
was
asked
to
prepare
a
talk
paper
good down in his section.
J. S. Tilton of this city, but the two
with a romance in Spain during the
Alice
Dement.
O,
H. Elies, Mrs. J.
of
these,
as
well
as
our
own
children,
on
the
"The
disadvantages
of
living
men have not seen each other for
C. E. Broadbent, Gecrge Her­
middle ages when the Inquisition
Sutherland,
A.
Pershbaker,
F.
in
the
principles
of
that
government
in
a
small
town
and
how
to
over
­
nearly fifteen years, consequently
mann, Tice Wagner and Mr. Fisher,
was in power.
Golken,
Ed
Nooman,
J.
Wil-.on.
of which they are an essential and come some of them.”
their meeting was a happy one.
all of Myrtle Point came down
Charles V abdicated the Spanish
vital part.
The next meeting of the Women’s Monday to take passage on lhe
The
Oregonian
of
Friday
Jan,
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throne in favor of his son, who be-
Notice.
This is the first problem, and if it Commercial Club will be held at the Elizabeth for San Francisco.
came Philip II. Almost the first contains a cut of Miss Beulah Hess is not attended to, our government Commercial Club Hall at 3:30 on
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Till Ward, N. Anderson, VV
thing Philip did was to fall in love of this city who is a member of the will crumble away and decay from Friday the 14th of February.
polls for the road election
mid
year
graduating
class
in
the
James
and C. L. Brainard, all of
wilh Lucinda, a beautiful Spanish
neglect. We do not want denizens
A
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
given
will
be kept open from 2:00
maid, who was practically betrothed Monmonth Normal and who has in this state and this nation, we Mrs. A. I). Morse for the present to North Bend were registeied at lhe
Bandon House Monday. 1 h«se
to Don Juan, a young student. Don accepted a position in the Oregon want citizens. We do not want ward the club of a handsome gavel.
City
schools
for
the
remainder
of
gentlemen
were over looking into
Juan insults the new king when he
politics, but we do want government
the
year.
The
many
Bandcn
friends
a
properly
deal here.
finds him forcing his attentions upon
as our forefathers understood it.
of
Miss
Hess
will
be
glad
to
Earn
W.
O.
W.
Attention.
Donald
M.
Charleston came over
Lucinda. Don is arrested and Lu­
And it is the duty of every right-
of
her
success.
from
Marshfield
today on a business
cinda brought to the torture cham­
minded citizen to work unfalteringly
Important business is to be brought
The
new
cooler
in
Geo.
Erdman's
trip.
Mrs.
Charleston
and little son
ber to see him sular in the hope
for this end. The question is one before the camp this Thursday
will come over this evening for a
that in order to save him she will meat market, just completed is one of expediency.
evening. K. of 1’. Hall. All mem­ visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs
consent to marry the king. Charles of the finest on the coast and would
We want citizens. And the pub-
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C^jllC.ÏW'4 to be present Boyd.
bers
are V- ■ requested
V is informed of the situation, and, certainly be a credit to a city many lie school and the public library are Jjee|jng 7 30 sharp.
Sam Goff has sold his second
coming out of the monastery to times the size of Bandon. It is not the places w here citizens are made.
hand
store to a Mr Mitchell who
which he has letired, he astounds only built according to th« most Therefore we must labor for and
has already taken possession. Mr,
Announcement.
the younger men by acquainting modern methods but presents a support these institutions first and
Mitchell was a resident of ( • • > I
them with the fact that they are beautiful and elaborate outward ap­ foremost. To a very great extent,
county but recently went to “
T exas
and
To
the
people
of
Bandon
put remained their only nine moi.ths
brothers. He makes them pledge pearance. Mr. Erdman is certainly the librarian is the custodian of pub­
vacinity. Having decided to open and then came back satisfied tlat
their loyalty to one another, asks to be congratulated on his enter­ lic morals and the moulder of public
my store again on Columbia Ave, Coos county was good enough
You can enjoy many
Lucinda to choose between the two prise in keeping up with the times. men.
will be at your service Monday next Mr. Goff has not decided yet wh <i
privilege* by becom­
Clive Davison, ten year old son
men and when she and Don Juan
The librarian must, and he usually Feb. 3rd and solicit a share of he will do, but expects to remain in
ing a depositor here.
of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Davidson does, feel his responsibility. The
embrace, gives them his blessing.
Bandon.
•
your patronage, will aim to carry
This feature is splendidly acted, deposited $13 50 in the bank one word “responsibility” should be
B.
L.
Hurst
and
wife
returned
on
the best quality of groceries, and
correctly costumed, and well worth day last week, all of which he had given equal weight wilh the word will sell at the lowest possible price the Fifield from Colfax, Iowa, win re
i they had been since last May.
Mi.
seeing. There will be no advance earned himself. Clive is earning 1 • liberty” and emblazoned beside it,
for cash, thanking you for your Hurst owns two farms near that < ity
money
now
to
put
himself
through
and it is these two things that the
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in price.
generous patronage in the past and and he has been making impiove
Remember the date, Thursday. high school when the proper time public librarian through his knowl­ hoping to receive a share in the ments on them. While gon« he
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comes, and his efforts are certainly edge of good literature must im­
built a fine house on one ol the
January 30.
to be commended. Very few boys press upon our coming generations future. I remain yours truly, A. E. farms, in which his son in-law, F.«l
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of his age would begin to plan for —“liberty and responsibility." — White.
Stephenson, also formerly of this
Winston Churchill.
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T. B Davdison and family were the future in such a tangible way.
place, now lives. Mr. Hurst -ays
D D. Dawson and E. Corson of everything is fine back in Iowa but
do*n from Lampa over Sunday,
visiting his brother W. L. Davidson
Onion sets, peas, and other seeds Marshfield were registered at the that Oregon is better and he is glad
The best spuds attainable at Mast's
and family and other relatives and
to get home again.
Bandon House Monday.
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now
on sale at Mast's grocery.
grocery.
friends.
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