Semi-Weekly Bandon Recorder, February 25, 1913
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OFFICIAL
PAPER
OF THE CITY
It’s a Pleasant Reflection
Loneon'c Hot Baked Potatoes.
There are few colder places <>u it
winter's night than the utreet* of Lon­
don. Naturally any thing warm Is wel­
comed by wayfarers. Rousted chest­
nuts anil hot pies stand high in public
favor, but the cry of "Raked (xitiitoes.
Lewah Tribe No. 48, Lnp. O. R. *M.
all hot!” is peculiarly inviting. The
EETS b its! c'id Thirl Tuesday; of e tc
Entered at the PostoHice at Bandon, Oregon, a* Mail Matter of the Second lie» simplest form of a ixitnto can really
*" “*■ month al 8th rui at the Ban Jon \\ ig-
more like a lx>x than a can—is of plain, wam. Sojourning Chu is m good standing ar»
unpninted tin. not unlike that used by cordially invited Io attend.
C. E. KOPF, Managing Editor.
the street plenum. In the central por­ A. J. Hartmar
J. C. Shedds*
C. of R.
Sachem.
tion the potatoes are kept hot, while
in compartments on each side suit and
Rebekah
butter are kept. A large pepper box
usually stands on the top of the can.
CEAN REBEKAH I ODGE, No. 126
A small valve lets out the steam, and
I. O. O.F., meets2nd and 4th Tuesday at
Its whistling guides the traveler in
I O. O. I’. Hall, I ranscient members cordially
search of a hot potato. Street corners,
invited.
Alpha Wheeled, N. G.
where an omnibus stops or near places
i
Josephine Stoltz, Secretary.
of
amusement,
are
favorite
spots
for
«
I
the vendors of this delicacy. Tlie sea­
W. O. W.
a son lasts from the hitter part of Sep­
THE CHILD GARDEN.
tember until about the end of March. CoML. 1 HING DOING Every Minute
Every I'u.-sJay Night.
And surely a real “child gar­
a It is said that more than 3.000 |ieople
den” should be in the open air!
SEASIDE CAMP NO. 212,
gain their livelihood in this way in the
Just to get the problem into de­
WOODMEN Ol THE WORLD,
streets of Loudon.
It is easy to quit drinking—in the
batable form I would submit a
Meet, at K. of P. Hall. Visaing Neighbors
few practical suggestions: First,
Welcome.
penitentiary.
Musical Sound and the Ear,
that every schoolhouse should be
C. M. Gage, C. C.
The
well
trained
ear
of
a
musician
If yon have a grouch nurse it aiul a provided with a playground, con­
can
distinguish
notes
differing
only
taining at Iea3t ten square yards
will grow on you.
for each pupil. For every dollar
one-hundredth part of a tone from one
Masonic.
spent on the building half a dol­
another. Most people cannot perceive
A knocker never has any trouble
gANDON LODGE, No. 130 A. F. & A
lar ought to be spent on the
a difference of one-tenth of a tone, and
**”
M, Stated communications first Saturday
playground, and I can hardly
in finding a victim.
a few can scarcely tell one tone from liter the full moon of each month.
Special
conceive of a better investment
another. The cause of this curious dis communications second Saturday
Three strikes and out
thereafter.
for the community. Personally
parity resides in slight differences in AU Master Masons cordially invited.
if I had to take my choice for
Gener il Huerta at the bat.
the structure of the cochlea, a wonder­
my own child in one of our large
W. E. Crw, W M
All the business interests of, Mexi­
citios between a school without a • ful piece of apparatus in the inner Phil Pearson, Secretary
e
playground and a playground a most part of the ear.
It is a little
co are not worth tlie lite of your
without a school I would choose • body shaped like a snail shell and be­
Eastern Star
the playground.
boy.
lieved to be the part ot the hearing
Second,
let
there
be
organized
QCCIDENTAL
CHAPTER, No. 45, O.
apparatus which recognizes musical
The English woman wants home
as an auxiliary department of
E. S., meets Sa'urdny evening before and
sounds.
In
its
structure
it
closely
re
the kindergar^n * * * for
rule and Johnny Bull says she shan’t
alter ‘•.fated commurdcation oi Masonic Lodge
sembles the strings of a piano and even ^¡siting members cordially invited to attend.
the younger v.nildren a capa­
have il.
hiiH a dumper to prevent the mixture
cious sand pit, where they can
Alice C. Gailier, W. M
grub and dig to their hearts’
of sounds quickly follow ing one anoth­
Rosa Bingaman, Secretary.
You will notice that this paper
content.
A load of “tailings,”
er. This little 'musical apparatus is set
contains all the news of Ban Ion anil
blocks and short boards of all
going by vibrations received from the
I. <>. O. F
sizes from a sawmill or carpen­
middle ear or drum, and in some mys­ VANDON LODGE. No. 133, I. O. O. F.
vicinity.
ter's shop for building purposes,
terious manner it sends these on to the
meets every Wednesday evening Visiting
a few cheap accessories for the
If crops would grow without cul
brain through the auditory nerve in brothers in good standing cordially invited.
Robinson Crusoe and “Indians”
tivation we should like to live in
the form of musical sounds.
Chris Be etcher, N. G.
play, would suffice. For the lar­
I larry Armstrong, Sec.
ger youngsters plain, strong
the country
swings, bars, rings, trapezes,
The Drummer’s Secret.
vaulting horses, seesaws, etc.,
Just our luck—eggs are 20 cents
Here is an old war story. As n regi­
Knight* of PytliUiH
could be constructed, and, of e
ment of soldiers was on the inarch to T^ELPHI LODGE, No. 64, Knights of
a dozen and the liens have started
course. Ir»ge spaces kept al
&
Gettysburg some of tlie soldiers step
ways clear, leveled and free
Pythias. Meets every Monday evening
to lay to beat the band.
from mud or standing water, a ped out of tlie ranks and confiscated a at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to
couple of geese, and one of the drum
for hockey, football, baseball,
attend.
G. R. McNair,
No use to siy those Mexicans won’t
prisoner’s base and all the run­
niers unheaded liis instrument and put
B. N. Harrington K. of R. S.
fight Thev are too years behind
ning games.—Dr. Woods Hutch­
the captured birds in the drum
inson.
Shortly afterward the colonel roilv
the times and haven’t any better
along and. noticing the boy, said
sense.
sharply;
"Why don't you beat that drum
We have a theory that no one
REST ROOM IS FOR USE.
"Colonel,” said the drummer myste­
addicted to smoking ever entirely
riously. "I want to speak to you.”
Idaho Falls Has Comfortable, Conven­
quit unless helped by some extra
The colonel drew still closer and.
ient Place For Use of Women.
bending down his head. said. "Well,
ordinary force.
The city of Idaho Falls, Ida., has what have you to say?”
Notwithstanding Madero implor­ equipped and maintains a rest room for
The drummer whispered. "Colonel,
the lii-o use >f all women.
Attorney-at-Law
l ie got a i-onple of geese in here."
ed Taft not to intervene, lie will now
It is war;.i and comfortable. Then
The colonel straightened up and
find fault with this government for are comfortable chairs, a table, lava gravely said. "Well, if you're sick and .‘»gent Pacific Surety Company. OÆLc Baak
of Bandon Bldg. Phone 10’.
not intervening in time to prevent tor j and toilet facilities.
can t piny, you needn’t.”
In commenting on the new idea the
BANDON, OREGON
The
colonel
bad
roast
goose
that
his downfall.
Idaho Falls Times says:
night.
When you come to town with ypur
Unless the price of hogs comes
children and your shopping is done and
A Winter on a Mountain Top.
aristo-
down bacon will soon be an
you are waiting for the rest of the fam
A h one climbs up to the mountain
cratic dainty on the tables of the Uy to go home, just tell them they will top tin* danger from lightning increases
rich. The poor will have to eat timl you at the rest room and to drive rapidly, and. as a rule, tin* oliservn
around there for you. Then you and tories located on the mountain tops
common chicken.
the children can take it easy until tile are rather uncomfortable places of
It said tliat Madero will be <*x- rest of the folks are ready to drive out residence, ns discovered by the scien­
If you want to meet your neighbors
aniined for lunacy, The fact tli.it when you come to town tell them they tific gentlemen who have had the ex
perlenee of n winter on a mountain
be wauls to remain I President of will timl you nt the rest room.
top. It is evident that ordinary light
Tlx- rest room is in the old city hall, ning rods are entirely inndeqiinte to
Mexico is a strong indication of
on 1'iirk avenue, almost directly across curry off the enormous discharges of
mutual derangment.
Physician
Surgeon
tile sired from tile new city liall. It Is the mountain thunderstorms.
There
yours
to
use:
use
it;
that's
what
it
is
lire
several
observatories
on
Mont
Until the youth are taught that
Office in Panier Building. I louts* 9 to I.' a. ni;
for, and you place yourself under no Rlane. and nt one of them, that of
I to 5 p. m:
the real greatness is found in use- obligation to any one by using it. It Janssen,
there have been a number of
fulness, justice and humility there was fitted up mid is maintained liy the bombardments, during which the in­
will be victims like Madero who city, not by individuals, for the use of terior of the place was tilled with rib­
all women, especially for the use of bonlike sheets of electricity and balls
bring trouble upon themselves and farmers' wives and children.
of tire which moved silently from point
others.
The Village Improvement society is to point. — Exchange.
adding a few feminine touchi's to the
Dentisi
Some new nickels have been rooms Drop In, if only out of curios
Breakfast In Norway.
ordered coined. The new nickel Uy to see what the city is doing for tlie
Home brewed beer lias of late years, Office over V ienna Cafe. Tel* phene at office
and residence.
comfort of the women who make Idaho says Harold Simpson in his "Rambles
OF
to know that in time of need
voujliave a source of aid.
t he Bank of Bandon is al-
ua\s prepared to loan money
at legal rates on accej
security. If you conk
some ready cash just now,
call at the bank and you u ill
be treated \v ith «very con-
sideration consistent with
sound banking.
O
BANDON
BANDON
Recorder Philosophy
The Sucker
Everything
When the b aby cries give it a dose of Eaby Syr-
up which you can buy at the Bandon Drug Co.
<
r
i
:
Bandon Drug Co.
FULL SUPPLY OF
GOOD AXLE GREASE
AND FIRST CLASS
NEATS FOOT OIL
1
HT EIXO D b
Í I A RN ESS MA X
Professional Cards.
C. R. W ADE
A'
DR. I,. P. SORENSON
will have an Indian head on one
side and a buffalo on the other. We
favor the new nickel on the ground
that we do not get enough ot the
old ones.
Turkish soldieis assassinated one
leader and badly wounded another.
Mexican soldiers assassinated Ma­
dero's brother who was one of their
leaders. One of our notions is tliat
one of the great and pressing needs
of the woild.it tins date is protect ion
from •‘leaders.”
Pitchfork Ben Tillman has been
re-elected to succeed himself in the
United .states Senate, This is Ins
fourth term making twenty-four
years in the Senate. Ben may h.ivt
done something for the country be­
sides drawing ins salary but you
can't think of it just now.
CHEERFULNESS.
Give u». O give us. the man
who sings at his work I
Be his or-
cupation what it may. he is equal
to anv ot those who follow the same
pursini in silent sullenness. I Ir will
do more work in the same time; lie
will <io it better; he will persevere
longer
ondrous is the strength
ol cheerfulness, altogether past < al-
culat.ng its powers ol endurance
(Jotts to lie permanently useful
must t>e umtormlv joyous. • spirit oi
sunshine, graceful from very glad­
ness. beautiful because bright. —
Carlyle.
Fulls their trading point.
TOWN PLANNING.
Look After the Whole Community, Not
a Part of It.
In an nddress before the congress oj
horticulturists In .Inmestown, O., some
weeks ago n speaker Hiild, "It Is the
duty of village Improvement six leths
and park superintendents to direct
tlielr attention to the preparation of
(tow in plans rather than to expend all
their efforts and money on n hiiiii II men
or oilier minor Improvements nt littp-
hazard or upon genernl clearing up op-
orations, street llghtlng and the like
that should lie executed by the town
<>tll< era through their regular approprl
atloiia." He added that public spirit.
wisely directed by a well thought out
plan, could transform a town In from
tive to elrht years, but lie said there
um-t Is* Io,-ally n leader In the move
incut "who Is big eiioiigli to grasp ilie
who.e om epl ion and persisteut enough
to hold fast against criticism until it Is
well under way." Tills means self sac-
rill. Ing effort at first, but ultimately It
is sure of general approval, and hap­
pily almost every town contains such a
leader.
In Norway." largely displaced spirits
as tlie nationiil drink of tlie Norwegi
mis. It is HO ixipular that it is usisi
even at breakfust to wash down the
stock dish fried |*>rk smothered in
onions The first night of a Norwegian
breakfast table, adds tlie author, is npt
to iistound one
It is covered with
small dishes, prim-ipiilly tisli fresh
tish. smoked tisli. tisli In tins, tisli in
miniature barrels There are also cold
meats and nil endless variety' of
cheeses. of which the Norwegians lire
very fond.
Lewin.
tf
Hours, 8 to 5.
ALL KINDS OF
GRAINS
AND THE
Lilly and Portland Seed Co’s
FERTILIZERS
J Horney und Counselor
at Law
Office with Bandon Investment Company
Notary Public
Equipped with Wireless
BANDON, OKI GON
True Love.
Tom- Hut perhaps sb< doesn't love
you Jack fill, yes, she does! Tom-
How do you know? -lack When I
told her that I had no money to get
married on she offered to borrow some
111
from tier latlier I'liiladclpliia
qilirer
Physician
A life in continual Med U half death.
—Uenuau Proverb.
Office, Oakes Building.
CENTRAL FEED CO., Phone 142
( I.
Physician & Surgeon
Enquire ol E.
Lamps, Batteries, Fixtures, Bells
and General Electrical Supplies
I
Tears Not Idle.
“My doctor tolls me a good cry is
b<»n«»flcinl ”
Ttie second woman, opuniiur her
purse, displayed a first class return
ticket to Europe
"A good cry gained me this,” site
said New York Puss
Value of Beautiful School Ground*.
"Our
Bcliuol grounds well planned. pluuted
mother i
amt eared for lire >111 lm|x>rtiiiit educa
by from
tiouiil factor in extending like Improve­
•V -
ments to the home surroundings. Roth
boy hint
children mid parents will note if not
"tillt tie
keenly feel the contrast with their own
New s
barren or ill cared for premises, a
contrast that is certain to prove a
It T»ke» a Long Time.
stimulus to higher and better endeavor
••1 ilo not
I
think |HS'Plv «hniilil O't
in home lite
The entire community re
married until
i
they are thoroughly ao
reives a wholesome benefit when school
qmiinted with «Mich other."
irrounds are embellished
“What w.wilrl you do abolish mat
Four nicelv furnished house keep
rumm.v F’ *—J
mg rooms to rent.
BANDON, OREGON
Bandon
Office in Rasmussen Building.
Phone 72.
BANDON,
A
OREGON
Confirm Sailing» Through M F SHOEMAKER, Agtnl Bandon
Surgeon
Office over Orange Pharmacy. Otis
352. Resxb-nce phone. 353.
BANDON,
Sails from Portland Tuesdays
Sails from Coos Bay Saturdays
Phone 142
i !.. ne.
oRI
Where You (jet the Hardware
Dentist
B \NPON,
OKI i.ON
DR. B. K LEACH
A »ratifie Dmgless Met hr d lot Hrafin*.* ihr Suk.
in. luiltn O--h t'jMthv. ChifoprulK, Xltxhano-
Theripy, Neuropathy. I Iv rapathy and \ rto-
pathy. Chronic and Nervous Disc« es jnren
special attrnth»n /Xtwatet Street near Skarn
Steam
Laundry. Phone
If you are looking for anything in light and heavj
hardware, this is the place to get it.
We also do plumbing anil guarantee satisfaction
Our chief aim is to please.
McNair, the Hardware Man
BANDON, OREGON
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