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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1913)
BANDON, OREGON TUESDAY. MAY 6, 1913 VOLUME XXIX NUMBER 37 I how eager you are to hear news of Notice to Teachers. '■ the place or to t-ll of your e.xperi The following plan will govern in lencein it. This is a simple every the eighth grade examination in day lact. The sa ne thing you have , \griculture which is to be given fot observed a thousand times about | tile first tune in the examination I any subject or talk wilh which you I May 8-9, 1913. | may be familiar. We learn about l welve questions will be submit I many things just by keeping alive ted from w hicli the pupil in ly choose ami moving around! Those things Women’s Commercial Club we have learned about >■. e can t belt» Myrtle Point Man a Likely Bandon High School I ra in ten. Portland Paper Tells of New If the pupil has a garden or has Take up Many Subjects being interested in That is the Appointee for Roseburg ing for Event to be Held done any creditable work in agri- Boat Coming to This wav we are made. If we knew more of Vital Importance. euituie the teacher may give 30 pet Land Office. May 23rd. River. about things our interests would be i cent tor such work. In this case greater in number, keener, more h>‘pupil need answer only seven The reports from the last meeting satisfying; we would talk more, ask L. E. Brown, secretary of the Arrangements are being made for piestions out of the ten submitted. The Portlantl Telegram has the < f the Women’s Commercial Club more question, be more alert, get Bandon Commercial Club has re If a pupil falls low in this sub the Coos County High School trick following to say concerning a new show that this organization is still more pleasure. ceived a letter from F. B. Tichenor, meet, to be held at Marshfield May jvet. the county superintendent may The lesson from this is plain: If alive and doing things. boat recently built on the Willamette formerly of this locality, but now of 2nd. and the Bandon track team is add not more than 25 per cent for It was voted to purchase two you wish to have a good time learn a err ditable exhibit at a county, River to do service on the Coquile. large tin garbage cans and place someth rig. You like to meet old Seattle, stating that W. C. Guerin now in training for the big event al district, or state f rir.— Raymond Uncle Sam is the name of a brand them down town where the public fl lends. Your "brain also, likes to of Myrtle Point was a likely ap though the timber is mostly new, E. Baker, County Superintendent l ew steamer, built at the h«ad of can deposit waste paper and the come across things it knows already, pointee for the office of Register of yet the boys give promise > aking East River, six miles above Cor refuse that is commonly tossed into to renew acquaintance with the the U. S. Land Office at Roseburg a good showing. vallis, which arrived at the Salmon Orpheum. the street. One will be placed near knowledge it has stored away and under President Wilson. Coos According to the Coo: ’ay Times street dock on her maiden run this The pleasures of the post office where it will be of half forgotten. The Cleo Madison Stock Co now county is certainly entitled to rec the track will be in better condition morning. In appearance there is much use. The high winds that recognition and association; the playing a successful engagement at than last year and some good records ognition in this line and Mr, Guerin just as much difference between her have prevailed lately certainly’ prove delights of renewing your friendship the Masonic Opera House Marshfield are expected. and the ordinary river steamer as that such receptacles are much with your own ideas are many, easy is a capable man in every particular A cup will be given to the winner will be seen at the Orpheum May 9 there is in the general run of indi to get, never failing. But if vou so we are informed, and it behooves needed. Others will be purchased in "The Bishop's Carriage.' The wish to have interests and delights Coos County to get busy and sed of the highest number of points and piece is lull of strong dramatic situa viduals and the caricatures of Uncle as soon as possible. a med il to the one winning the Sam. Her cabin is built flush with in good plenty you must know of The cemetery question was dis that he gets the appointment. A second biggest number. A pennant tions intermingled with bright and the deck. many things. So, I say if you wish < ussed but not as fully as it will be, letter to Franklin K. Lane, Secre will be given to the school winning witty comedy. The story is one Captain R. J. Galbraith, builder to be happy, learn something. dial appeals to all classes of people. as more of the lot owners are desired This sounds like advice to a tary of the Interior might assist in the most points and a pennant to Miss Cleo Madison of qourse will and owner of the vessel; says he may io be present. This is a matter of the nchool winning the relay race. take her to the Coquille River next student. It is not, it is a suggestion the appointment of Mr. Guerin. play the put of the girl thief, Nance general public interest and the ladies r- T— .................. .. week, and place her in commission to the wayfarer. For this learning Olden. The rest of the excellent will welcome any one who will at on that stream. She has capacity process may be as delightful as it is company will be cast to advantage. tend the meeting next Friday, for handling about 150 tons of to gather flowers by the roadside in Following, "Wildfire'' and in Wyo whether man or woman and make a general freight ami accomodations a summer walk —J C. Dana. ming May 10th and I ith. suggestion in regard to the improve for 75 passenger. She is said to be ----- non - inent and care of this spot which is the largest steamer ever built so saqred to our dead. Let there Ire a near the headwaters of the Willa The Elizabeth arrived yesterday Violet Willard, C. N. Combs and big attendance next Friday at 3'30 mette River. A piano has recently been placed with 120 tons of freight and the fol wife and two children, C. L. Lipp With Captain Archie Riggs on in the club rooms and there will be lowing passengers: J, A. Pressly and man. Geo Strang and wife Mis. the bridge, the Uncle Sam comple a musical program in addition to wife, Mrs. C. Korth, Miss Korth, May Taylor, Jas Levy, E. Grapin, ted the run from Corvallis to Port a speaker on some topic of vital R. V. Boyle, E. L. Cerdense, Matt J. E. Newton, E. Kessler, W. D. land in 12 hours, which is held to be importance tb men and women alike T tx, E, Langlois, A. McCue. F. Trits, John Allen, A. Edmund , close to the record showing for All are cordially invited to attend W. Rayland, Geo. Geisendorfer, L. Ernest Lintmad, C- L. Dougherty quick time. Her owner says she The matter of registration will also Salem, Ore., April 28—Bootleg Mulberry, V. L. Lee, E. N. Harp- P. Aansen. The Fitield sailed Sun easily can maintain a speed of ten Coquille, Oregon., May 3.—An come up, and much needed in ging on the five Indian reservations and. K. Brennen, L. C. Bowman, day night with 450,000 feet of lum indeterminate sentence of one to miles an hour. Coming down the formation gained. James Watson, The Elizabeth will ber and the following passengers: river she was kept under headway This club is determined to wake in this state must stop or the boot sail at midnight, tonight. C. Clavna, (). Wiren, Gladys Mor fen years was imposed upon Guy only during daylight. Riggs savs up Bandon for its good, and those leggers will soon find themselves The Fifieid arrived Saturday with ton, J. 11. Barry, James Highett, |. Greenleaf by Judge Coke yesterday this was his first attempt to pilot a members who faithfully attend, in mi hty hot water, according to a 200 tons of freight and the following S. Miller, Geo Gerber, A. S. Chap- afternoon, aftei the court had sev steamer on the upper Willamette in ready to help, even at a cost of some statement from Governor West, who passengers: B. H. Ross and wife, I eli, C. S. Straus, | Daniels, A. A. erely ctTnsured the jury for the com the last seven years. He found that time and leisure for themselves will Ins notified the district attorneys in J. J, Lamb and wife, Mrs. H. A. Thorhaven, I). S. Berry, C. Hol promise verdict that they brought the channel, at a number of stretches be looked upon as progressive, whose districts the reservations are Taylor, and son, A. Donaldson, man, Mrs. P, Silva, Master Silva, in. Judge Coke had no alternative had shifted considerably in that in under the law but to impose the one- while those who do not, will wish located to get busy. Geo. L. Moulton, G, L. Ellingson W. Blake, Anton Merkle, Tom Bry to t n vear indeterminate sentence, terval. In the Siltz reservation recently and wife, Miss Lottie Peterson, ant, C. Climent, A. Mentieland. by and by that they had. "The Uncle Sam will be an ex l lie sentencing ol Greenleaf yester- All come Friday. May 9, at 3:30 the question was raised whether it ceptionally cheap steamer to oper | day afternoon was a surprise. It was the duty of the federal govern- sharp.—S. R. W. ate," explained Captain Riggs. "In was expected that he would try for m< nt alone to prosecute persons the 12 hours from Corvallis she con a new' trial or appeal but late in the selling liquor to Indians on their sumed But one cord of wood." afternoon he notified the court that Libraries and Happiness. reservations or did the state have lie was ready for sentence. The great purpose of a public some responsibility in the matter. ---- 000---- R. Giaves, attorney for Grecn- library is to promote and unite in The government looked up the The White Ministrel play netted ■ leaf, is «pioted as saying that he nearly $100 for the Bandon Public telligence. It brings together the question and decided that the state 1 secured the signatures of seven of Library and in this connection the products of the wise minds of the should be just as active as the feder j the twelve jurors in the case to a library board desires to thank a l world. It holds within its walls a al authorities, and by using the state Not much time is left in which to Work on the road between the petition to the Oregon pardon who participated in making the play collection of all the wise and witty courts for prosecutions much time register for the election on June 9th. Curry county line and Bandon was j board urging clemency in Green- things ever said: These it marks and expense can be saved. a financial success, as well as a Our women voters should be alert started in earnest last week. ’ leaf’s behalf. and indexes and offers to its friends. The Governor stated that he success in every other way. Andrew Winkler, the half breed It is in its community a sort ot would seek to co-operate with the o qualify to cast their ballot on that One may see surveyor , swamp« is | Indian of Bandon, who was con intellectual minute-man, always tederal authorities, but whatever else day because of the vital questions to • nd fallers in large numbers busily Don't do a thing about your new victed of assault upon a nine-year- ready to apply to every comer some was done at 'east the bootlegging to be decided. dress until you see June Goon at w irk clearing brush, repairing The workingmen should be given I old girl there, received an in thing of interest and pleasure, it Indians must cease. D ressin «;, It if free, at Averill's. an opportunity to register between bridges and surveying tor the new determinate sentence of one to ten puts good books, and no others, their hours of work, and doubtless | right of way. all of which will ■ r- ' years, also. into the hands of children. It tells The jury in the Winker case about Cinderella and informs you "‘From the Manger to the this provision will be made for them tainly lie appreciated by the north at next council meeting. Cross.” on liots in Moscow. It offeis you a brought .1 verdict ol guilty after being I ern Curryites, and the progressive novel of modern Japan, and a his out just ten minutes. ‘ From the Manger to the Cross,” people of the city of Bandon are to tory of Venice of the past. It knows in five reels. This is unquestion ---- <00---- Myrtle Point Locals. be complimented for then effort about the milk in the cocoanut, the ably the greatest representation of We are informed that the veget Curry County Leader floods of the river Nile, the ad the Lite of Chris ever placed before Speedwell Thursday. able cannery will run this season. ---- 000---- vantages of education, the evils ot th public. This tremendous under The Speedwell will arrive in From Loss and Oscar Reed has milking machines Coming. legislation, how to plan a home, taking entered into by the pr< ducers 1 Bandon Thursday and will sail for Mis spending f I Naydene l.erri, "The Ragtime San Francisco * direct. why bread won’t rise, and can tell of this wonderful film required an in his new dairy barn and is well Saturday, 1 Kids.” will open at the Orphctlin lhe Speedwell has the same ac- more about the hugeness of our task army of actors, the employment of pleased with them. eposit it in mis John Gerber of Bandon was a Wednesday, May 7th with the latest at Panama, and the mental fallings I scores in authoritative research, I commod itions for passengers as the] BANK AS SOON AS ragtime songs and dances. This I'iticbl and will arry mote of them j that give Jamaica and \ enezuela droves of sheep and a caravan of Myrtle Point visitor last week. YOU GET IT. trouble than most of our congress camels; it took a period of eight Wm. Tolmen, the Curry county act has been voted try all who hive as she is a larger boat. Issue it by means of checks assessor visited with his mother-in- seen them as the best ever in Coos men ever dreamed of. months to complete the pictures county. and make it your rule to ! lZX>_ I am a great believer, as you see, It contains 80,000 photographs. The law, Mrs. Oscar Reed, last week. Their singing an«l dancing is ex Capt. O. Wiren of the Bandon add a certain portion of in reading, and I think with good entire production was taken in the Myrtle Point is to have a new cellent an<l all will be more than sal lighthouse left on the l'llield for a i your income to your per reason Living seems to us worth land of Egypt under the shadow 01 school house in the near future. while. It »better worth our while the great Sphinx. A masterpiece M. G. Cooley left Monday even lied with their clean classy perform two or three week's trip to Cal manent capital. if, while we live, we live much, learn, in « very detail. ing for Eastern Oregon on business. ance. Orpheum Wednesday and ifornia. This is the captain's first I he earlier you begin the Thursday, May 7 and 8. Admis vacation in 16 tears and lie is cer- see, understand, enjoy many things I This the greatest of all feature Born April 30th to Mr. and Mrs. sooner will you enjoy the sion 15c and to. ainlv deserving ol it. Reading is the abort cut into the films hrs had an unprecedented run H. A. Strong, a son. satisfaction of owning a in the highest class theatres in the heart of life — nao- G. f. Culver and Wm. Kinnicutt substantial fund. United States. If you are talking with a group r f Don't fail to see Naydene <!t Wooden Soled Shoes. The films will be exhibited at the left Saturday, April 26 for Arizona, friend* about, for example, different Grard theatre Sunday night, May to look for a new home. For Dairymen just received at Lerti, the ragtime kids, in their 1 parts of the United States, and some nth One night only The ad M Breit' r's Also a large shipment tinging and «laming acts. They one hapt»ens to mention a city or mission will be 25c. children 15c. Open duiing Noon Hour and Satur of men's high grade work shoe“, ire tine. < frplieum Wednestlay and 80 pages of good reading in the day Evenings. Special music by Kausrud's or town in which you have lived, note Summer Style Book. 5c at Averill's. with prices that can’t be beat, ti i Thursday May 7th and Sth bow your interest quickens, and chestra. HELD GOOD MEETING HIGH SCHOOL 0. S. REGISTER TRACK MEET NAY PUT ONSTEANER j Along The Water Front NO LIQUOR FOR INDIANS COKE SCORES JURY IN CASE VOTERSMUSI NEW ROAD REGISTER TO CURRY Secure Your Money D FIRST NAT L BANK