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(J'li t K Z / • I - X CM 4 >1 ft. RBMLWWRXLY JJ d n îi o n VOL IMF. XXIX RANDOM, ONFlXm FRIDAY. APRII. Il, 1913 Five Hundred Party I » R«Hr a L-w « < I y I aw Cot»* Sub Natoci Ministerial Asaeci«* oi M. E. Church Herr N« st Week. M<»o»e Lodge Installs. I*’ •I N »«• hwndr» I M the TK I m II k **. I F. JnhnMoW. Ho •ey T W H K. F. Reyn» ItlH * \\ ll The first p Howard loh NUMBER 30 D iacum Several Measures to be Voted on at Special Election in June, In Bonding and Cow Questions. The Moose lodge inatall«*d officers last night as follows: N J Cram. Past Dictator; Donald McIntosh, Dictator, Frank Colgrove, Vice Dictator; Roy Thom, Prelate; Harry Pierce, Sergeant at Arms; Clayton , Mead. Secretary; Dr. H. L. Huston j Treasurer; C. Holman, Inside Guard C. R. Langley, Outside Guard, Trustees, C Edmunds, N. J. Crain, and C. Langley. FIRST STREET TO BE OPENED Settlement Made With Ar thur Ellingson Wednesday Morning The general meeting of the Com be floated for 4 i-jor possibly 4 Arthur Ellingson was down from mercial Club helil last night at the per cent. Coquille Tuesday and Wednesday Commercial Club Hall was well at- E. E. Oakes questioned the ad and met with a few Bandon business tended. visability of Ixtnd issue on the men, and the matter of opening Several is«ues ol the day were grounds that lie was of the opinion First street was finally closed up discussed The cow question came tint a frond issue to pay off the in satisfactory to all. Mr Ellingson tn 1er attention. The s|»eakers on debtedness of a town council in the made a proposition which was con- . this subject expressed themselves in ordinary management ol the city sidered fair and the Bandon busi strong terms. Mr. Mast drew at wonld tend to make the council ex ness men agreed to put up the Washington, D. C., April io— tention to the menace to public travagant. A luncheon was given at the extra money for Mr. Ellingson, The new amendment to the consti- health aiismg from the town cow. Mr, Mast from memory recalled Hotel Gallier yesterday at 1:30 in which is #500 more than the ap tution, lor the |>opular election of Mr. Topping said, "The great permanent improvements made honor of Miss Lottie tCarey who praisers allowed. Unite«! States Senators, is the seven menace is the danger of tubercnlar during the administration of the leaves on the Fineld for Oakland, The whole matter is now practi- teenth to be adopted. It reads: contagion from cows running at present council which more than Calif., where she will enter the Fa- cally settled and there is the best * The Senate of the United States large without inspection The accounted for the majority part of biola Hospital to take a nurse ’ s of feelings on all sides. shall be composed of two Senators tubercular germ from the cow that the amount owed by the city. training course. The opening of First street will from each state, elected by the is affected will stay in the system Herbert Brown said "Three years Those present were: Messers insure good live business in Bandon people thereof, for six years; anil and is more dangerous than other ago, the town owed $18,000 dol and Meseames Steve Gallier and E. this summer, as therF are to be each senator shall have one vote. germs.” lars. It is now about $12,000 when M. Gallier, Mrs. Manly, Mrs. Breen, seveial good business blocks go up The electors in each state shill have Mr. Mast enumerated the various money due on Atwater street is paid Mrs. Fish, Mrs, Randleman, Mrs. on the new street. one vote. The electors in each state bond issues to l»e submitted before in. In other words it has been re Hill, ‘Misses Lottie Carey, Letta shall have the qualifications requisite the electorate next June, and ex duced $6,ooo, with a five mill levy Bell, and Edna Russell, Capt. Scott for electors of the most numerous plained the nature of the issues. in spite of many permanent improve and Messrs J. D. Mills, Ransom branch of the- State Legislatures. Mr. Mast clearly showed the ad ments. Bandon has reached that Rackleff, and Edmuud Gallier. "When vacancies happen in the visability and the justice ot a bond stage when it must be improved. representation of any state in the issue. Placing as it does the burden We found great difficulty to float Young Leaguers Frolic. Senate, the executive authority cf of some of the expense ol present park warrants In fact, if the owners The Una Homo League former such state shall issue writs of elec permanent improvement upon the had Kept us to the time limit of our ly known as the Young Peoples’ tion to fill such vacancies, provided posterity that will benefit by the option we would have lost the park. League, will go on a hike into the that the legislature ol any state may Washington, D. C. Apr! to. improvements now being made, It looks to me that if the bond issue woods next Sunday. They will empower the executive thereof un Representative Stephens, ot Cali San Franck io, April to—The The park, the widening of streets, does not carry it is going to put the first meet at the Bandon Opera til the |M-ople till the vacancies by fornia introduced a bill directing base ball scores ,!n .he Coast League regrading, opening up of streets city in a veiy bad condition. We House and will start from there election as the legidatnre may direct. the Panama Railway Company to lor Tuesday w* < and other improvements costing cannot float any more warrants, the about 12:30 p. m. A number of The amendment primarily trans establish a Pacific steamship line con AT » lit.AND. money; part or all of which comes local market will not take them up, mothers and lathers, who are hono fers the power of electing Senators nection with the Atlantic line. o Oakland.......... ....................... out of the public treasury, are im we must go elsewhere for money. rary members of the League, will from the stat legislatures to the Mann introduced a bill for a tariff Portland...................... ........... provements that those who come We cannot do this with warrants, accornj any the youngsters. 5 people at the polls. To effect this board of five members. AT KNICK. alter us will enjoy and benefit by we must use bonds io get outside change it was necessary to alter the Hobson introduced a joint re Venice............................................. 3 machinery for the filling of vacan and it is only fair and proper that money ” solution for a constitutional amend Mr. Topping proposed the name San Francisco. . ................. 2 they should share some of the ex- vies in the Senate. ment for the direct election of Presi of R Smith Bassett for membership AT SAi KAMEN ro pense. dent for a single seven-year term, in the club. Mr. Topping inform Sacramento............................ 4 Mr. Topping speaking on the and Bartholdt one to limit the o Loa Angeles.......................... ed the meeting that Mr. Bassett was question of bond issues said in part, Presidential tenure to two four year WFDNFS ». .y’s GAMES a goed booster. The gentleman was "What you do in the present re terms. Neeley introduced one to Sacramento .. .................. unanimously elected. 4 dounds to the future. Practice »rovide for popular election of Uni o Los Angeles ...................... E. E. Oakes read a letter from throughout the world, when in a ted States District Judges every six Oakland.......... .............. ..... James N. McCuue secretary of the 4 growing community where the ex- Prof. Shafer of the university of years. Portland........................................ I Underwriters Equitable Rating pense is greater than can be taken Bartholdt introduced a resolution Oregon will address the next Patron- Bureau. The letter contained much care of, bonds are issued. Let us Washington I). C April to— expert opinion of great value in de Teachers meeting at tne high school or commission to fix the boundaries President Wilson's |>olicy is "hands t ike up bonds for these warrants terming the best syst< tn of fire auditorium, Tuesday evening Apr of North and South American na tions. Clark introduced a résolu il 15th. oil" in the California land laws, drawing 6 per cent. Bonds could fighting for Bandon. — "T^ — — ■ 11 Dr. Schafer is one of the widest tion for a special committee to in lie will not interfere in the pro known men of the University and vestigate the various legislative an ! mised legislation against Orientals one of its most popular lecturers. and executive committees and Aus The Japanese are aroused by He is on a lecture tour covering the tin one to investigate die tobacco the proposed legislation. »ool at Henderson, Ky. Lobeck Coos county towns. introduced one to investigate the iadge John S. ,'oke will leave this Tne High School Glee Club have King of Bing Bong Tonight »rices paid by the government for week tor Gold Beach in time to been pieparing special music for elevators. at the Orpheum. The Fifield arrived yesterday Hesshlin, M. Cohn, D. fl. Butler, this event. open the April term of the Curry "The King ol Bing Bong” will be with 100 tous of freight and the fol J. S. Keyt. county circuit coi rt next Monday. M. T. Calef, representing the Everybody is invited- This will the Edwards-Merrctts Musical Com There will not le much business in The Elizabsth arrived today with be a rare chance Io hear a good Oregon Manufacturer, Coi. E. Ho lowing passengers: O. E. McOren, fers new paper, is in th : city today Curry ccunty thi term and Judge edy Company’s opening bill at the Mrs. M. E. Gray, Gladys Warner, too tons of foeight and- passengers speaker. Do not lose it. and will remain in this section for C«»ke expects t be through with Orpheum. II. Barrett, Miss N. Ross, Miss G. as follows: R. A. Wolamat, A. Place, ------- CKX>------ some time looking up data for his This is a comic o,»cra of the high the w«xk there in a lew days. There Morton, S. E Brown, Mrs. M. Me B. Windle, wife and child. Miss Entertains at Five Hundred. paper. est class and is capably presented l»y will be no jury c lied Donald, J. G. Carey, wife and child Murphy, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Atkin- Mrs, Horace Richards entertained The toilowing Monday Judge this clever company. The comedy G. A. Glenn, wife and child, J. L. sod, T. T. Foth, A. C. Buck. W. throughout the bill is clean and re a number of her lady friends at a Coke wifi Lc at Copulle and will Masson, J. Klein, IL E. Shervil, A Doley, C. M. Chess. F. Haynes, fined and the musical numbers are five hundred party at her home yes - preside at an ads urne«! term ol the wile and child, Mrs. H. Lindberg, T. Haynes, F. G. Felin, Otto R. terday afternoon. the very best. The principals of Coos county cir> uit court. When Mrs. II. Acorn. W. S. Blaid. J. E. Sabro, R. Lane, J. W. Carter, wife The house was beautifully dec the business ol t’t ■ «»Id term is con this company are all clever perform Lyon, W. Wheeler. Miss Bessie and child, F. W. Dawson wife and ers and the Dancing Daisies are a orated with dafiodils and Irish clmled »be Kellar April term wil Bessie Grey, Mrs. A. B. Bneth. W. child, T. Ross. T. Reed, Tas. Dor bevy ol shapely girls who can both thistles, and dainty refreshments be convened. A. Hesshlin, wife and child, A. rell. sing am! dance. The compiny has were served after cards. There will be * gtxxl deal of busi I------------------ ---- ---------------------------- - met with great success in all the The first prize was won by Mrs. ness at this ten 1 especially on the cities played so tar and is deserving N. J. Crain while the consolation criminal dock«'t. The cases of the SAFETY KIR YOUR of the highest praise. There will be prize went to Mrs. F. B. Sturgis. number anesioil w ill come up lot MONEY The afternoon was very pleasantly trial and the criminal work will an entire change of program every CONSIDERATI A I - Mr. spent by all present, and Mrs. Rich probably uvnpy a good deal ot night and a Sunday matinee TENTION ED YOUR Marks, manager ol the company ards proved herself an excellent time. MiishtnM Record BUSINESS REQUIRE wishes to stale to the ladies and hostess. MENTS children as well as th«* gentlemen Those invited were: Mesd.unes A BANKING HOME The Grotto ot Torture that this is a clean refined show, and At the base ball meeting held in Albert Dimmick. F. B. Sturgis, H New York, April 10. — The six WHERE YOUR INTER A big tw*.» re I feature at the that there will be nothing said or in North Bend yesterbay the situa tieth bomb exploded in New York L. Houston, C. Y. Lowe, L. P. F.STS MAY CROW, Grand theatre but «lay night. April ilon«' to offcml the most fastidious. tion was not changed from what it causing havoc in an east side tene Sorensen, N. J. Crain, F. J Feeney 1NCOl R AO1 D A N l) 13th. had been before, however, it is be AIDED BY OFFICERS Arihur Gale, W. S. Wells, F, V. ment house last night. The scenes o' ta is gripping photo lieve«! that conditions will be arrive«! AND E M P L O Y E 8 The Harbor View Grocery store A razor was found in the hand of Catterlin, C. McC. Johnson, Geo at, wherein there will lx* a four team drama are laid 1« nd a. WHOM OMI UM I- his story shows a 1 on the Null h.»> receives! a lull line league in the county with from 3 to a barber who slashed a man’s throat Geisendorter, P. A. Sandberg, J. The climax « TO PROMOTE THE anti twenty families fled from the Howard Johnston, Robert Johnson, tough a window ol S & W gr«x erics ami 1* now pre- 5 im|»orted players in each team. leopard leaping WELFARE of CLIENTS Iiareil to MYonxxhte the public house by way of the fire escape, the J. T. Sullivan, W. E, Best, J C. ot a Bungalow rr I capturing the .owes! iwxts c«»nsKtrat with lugh- "We are particular.” Are you? front stairs being demolished by officers little bale daughter. Sligle, T. H. Mehl, A. S. Elliott, It* a big lea tun akmc worth the ewt quality will |xcvail. Free dr- Then call tor S <N W Brand gooil.s the bomb. | livery. Y«wr |»atronagc m reiqwct- at your grocers and get the best Nearly sixty bombs have been E. E. Reynolds, H. K. Flom, C. price ol admission Open dining Noon Hour and Satur value lor y«»ur mixley. fulh mdicrtcd Mis. J. I- Conger Complete set off in New York since the first E. Kopf, F. L. Greenough, T. W Other g«xxl ilm will be shown day Evening*. Il'htMC 100 satisfaction guaranteed. 1 of the year. Robison and Miss Maude Lowe. No advance in | ice i«x jc. • • Tn.' C.xw tub-DtairM M miMrtul AetCa tatlfW * i«l Epworth I Jrag we Cocvmlwui 4 the M. E. Chun h wilt <1 vet m 1-andon. April I yth to roth, There «dl lx* seven charges leprtMvntcd. t ml the meeting prom ise»: to be a *• ry interesting one. Th«* ad«In • ol wek'ome will l»e delivered Th irvlay at 2 «*<» p. m by Rev. It C. Hartranft, |»astor ol '•»C Prerbite tan church an«l the response will »e by Dr. J. T. Ab bott, District su<H*nntendcnt Among m er speakers will lie Rev. H. I. R itledgc, C. It Bryan, A C. Young A S Hiaey. There will a so be some very in teresting work l»y the young |»e«>ple at the Epw'wtl Convention, am! the entire cone«* ior: promisra to be one of the Ins* eyer hehl in south west Otegon. SENATORS BÏ DIRECT VOTE AT GALLIER SCORESIN BALL GAMES WILL NOT Along The Water Front THIS BANK OFFERS YOU FIRST NAT’L BANK S