Sem¡- Week;y Band on Recorder, June 20, 1913 2 i StMI-WEEKLY Published Every Tuesday and Friday by Publishing Company. Entered at the Pustuffice at Bandon, Oregon, as Mail the Really Happy Couple The Only BANDON RECORDER is the one with something laid up for a rainy day. 'I'he pair without a dollar ahead must always worry. At this hank a husband and wife can start a joint account upon w hich either can draw . Why not start one now ami lessen your worry with every new deposit. Recorder Matter of the Second Class C. E. KOPF, Managing Editor. Subscription $1.50 per Year in Advance. Advertising rates made known on application. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY OF BANDON Heat in Middle Wert Recorder Philosophy June 22, Marihfie’d and North Bend vs Myr­ I O. O. F. Hall. Transcient members cordially Alpha Wheeled, N. G. tle Point at Myrtle Foicl; Bandon vs Coquille invited. Josephine Stoltz, Secretary. at Coquille. I June 29, Myrtle Print «nd Coquille vs Marsh­ field at Marshfield, BsnZcn v, Nor.h Rrr.d at w. o. w. OMETHING DOING Every Minute North Bend. Every Tuesday Night. July 6, Bandon and North Bend vs Coquille SEASIDE CAMP NO. 212. at Coquille; Marshfield vs Myrtle Point at WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, Myrtle Point. vs Ban- Meets at K. of P. Flail. Visiting Neighbors July 13, Marshfield and North I Welcome. don at Bandon; Myrtle Point C. M. Gage. C. C. Coquille. H. E. Boak, Clerk. July 20, Coquille and Bandon vs Marshfield at Marshfield; Mvrtle Point vs North Bend at Maaoule. North Bend. D ANDON LODGE, No. 130 A. F. & A July 27, Coquille and Marshfield vs North M, Stated communications first Saturday Special Bend at North Bend; Bandon vs Myrtle Point after the full moon of each month. communications second Saturday thereafter. at Myrtle Point. All Master Masons cordially invited. August 3, Coquille and Msrsh field vs Bandon W. E. Crxine, W. M at Bandon; North Bend vs Myrtle Point at Phil Pearson, Secretary Myrtle Point. August 10, Marshfield and North Bend vs Eastern Star Coquille at Coquille; Myrtle Point vs Bandon Q cc 1DENTAL CHAP7ER, N o . 45. O. at Bandon. E. meets Saturday evening before and August 1 7, Coquille and Bandon vs Myrtle after stated communication of Mascnic Lodge Point at Myrtle Point; North Bend vs Marsh- Visiting member? cordially invited to attend. Alice C. Gallier, W. M field at Marshfield. Rosa Bingaman, Secretary. August 24, Coquille and Myrtle Point vs Marshfield at Marshfield; Bandon vs North 1. O. O. F Bend at North Bend. August 31, North Bend vs Bandon at Ban­ D ANDON LODGE, No. 133, I. O. O. F meets every Wednesday evening. Visiting don; Myrtle Point vs Coquille at Coquille. brothers in good standing cordially invited. Chris Br etcher, N. G. Harry Armstrong, Sec. S Chicago June 19. The fierce torridity vxhich decended upon the Middle and Central West with suddenness Sunday continued to- day, and 21 deaths and scores of prostra- tions had been reported at 6 o’clock tonight. Livestock, chiefly hogs, shipped from Western points Saturday, drived today, and thousands of animals were found dead in the cars, due to overcrowding, the intense heat and lack of water. in some instances as many as 60 dead hogs were dragged from a single car. This Loss will fall upon the shippers. When the animals were started for market the weather was cool, but the sudden blast of torricity played havoc in the tightly packed cars. The only salvage the shippers can hope for will be whatever tliev can get for the car casses from renderidg plants, as the pack- er* will not accept the dead animals. Chicago’s highest point was 98. Cool breezes off lake .Michigan forced the tem- perature down to 67 before midnight. Telegraph advices from adjacent and towns tell of deaths and prostrations at various points in nearby states. A total of six drowniags had been reported up to to­ night. It had been thought yesterday that Chicago escaped any deaths because it came Harvest Must Be Earned (hi a holiday, but the final returns showed If there were more land dealers like the KiilghtM of Pythlaa one man drowned and another who died 'fellow who put out a circular headed “Fail- T)ELPH1 LODGE. N o . 64, Knights of from tne heat while sitting on his porch. Pythias. Meets every Monday evening • ures Need Not Apply,’’ there would be less In Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa to­ dissatisfaction among the people who come at Knights hall. Visiting knights invited to attend. G. R. McNair, C. C. night cases are reported of persons bein( West to begin the farm life. Under the B. N. Harrington K. of R. S. killed by freak lightning storms, which arc heading he continues: “Are you a real accompanied by a scant rainfall. farmer? Can you work an acre for all it is j I ! I ! I Foo much pride brings too much shame. integrity is a safer gui ie than cunning. There are few so foolish as to abandon B.audon No live wire can leave a ball game while the scor-e is a tie. The frantic, rabid type g »1 reviv­ alist is losing his popularity. Talk is not always cheap; it results in a great many costly divorces. Che leading lawyer in town will not be popular with his competitors. Nearly everyone has bean great in some respect—in bis own estima­ tion . A poor man may be rich Hi some of the things that make life worth while. Love is not only blind but usually, there are other things the matter with it, Some men whose morals are above suspicion are nevertheless hen­ pecked. Aker ail is said and done the Corn Leading Crop peek-a-boo waist is mere or less in­ Dir relative importance in value of the teresting. different agricultural products does not The deepest and m »st cherishdd change materially from year to year; even C nvictions of many people are silly in a lapse of 10 years, from one census to another, there is not much change in the prejudices. relative standing of the leading crops. We once knew a woman who Corn is by far the leading crop; from the could see spirits and she finally died censu* of 19(1(1 its value had increased more than 73 percent, nevertheless it represented a raving maniac. 27.6 per cent of the value of all the crops We have a theory that the more in 1900 and 26.2 per cent in 1900. Hay and of a sham a girl becomes the more fo age represented 19.1 per cent of the value of all crops in 1900 and t5 per cent red paint she dobs on her face. in 1910. Cotton (including cotton seed) It these hobble skirts can be made represented 12.4 per cent in 19(10 and 16 tight enough to prevent young girls per cent in 1910. Wheat represented 12.3 trout running away to get irtarr ed per cent in IOoo anti 12 per cent in 1910, oats 7.2 per cent in 1900 and 7.5 per cent we -re for them. in 1910. I'he increased relative importance While we are not paid to boost of cotton is due largely to the great increase Osb< rn yet we rise to remark that in the use and value of cotton seed. The live articles mentioned, corn, cotton, Osborn can not only pitch but he plays the whole game and about all wheat, and outs, represented 75.6 per cent of the value of all crops in 1900 and 75. X the time. per cent in 1910. In other words, all the During this vacation how many numerous minor crops, including fruit, Bandon boys and girls will make vegetables, nuts, and cereals not mentioned enough money to buy their clothes represent less than one-fourth of the value aM products of the soil. It is partly for for next winter? Those who do will of this reason that these five articles receive so pass at the end of next term. much prominence in crop reporting. worth with your own hand at the plow? (’an you take the weather as it comess Can you accept the advice of the successful and follow good examples? If you can not say yes in your heart to these questions, then chuck this circular in the waste baske*.” Successful farming is a hard fight and a worker’s battle, and if more people realized this there would be less failures and conse­ quently greater satisfaction with farming. I'he people who begin fanning with the idea that they have a gold mine that works it’s self are almost sure to fail. It has been the golden promises thas have made many people give up a “living” East to reap an unearned harvestWest. Harvests worthy of the name must be earned .—-Marshfield Re­ cord. --- ZMW---- Currency Bill Next. Professional Cards. THE BANK OF BANDON HEADQUARTERS FOR Rgach. B aseball G oods Wright & ; Ditson Ten- nis goods and Fishing Tackle, Pocket I Flasks, Thermos and Bottles Cups, f" If we have not got what you want w eJJ’w ill gladly get it for you. BANDON DRUG CO. VV. E. ST E I NOFF - THE HARNESS MAX THOMAS F. HAGGERTY Attorney-at-Law Over McNair’s Hardware Store Phone 482 BANDON, OREGON A new supply of suit cases, trunks, shopping bags, robes, etc., etc. C. R. WADE A ttorney-at-Law Agent Pacific Surety Company. Office Bank of Bandon Bldg. Phone 102 BANDON, OREGON Washington, June 20 ---President Wilton wants currency legislation enacted at the DR. H. L. HOUSTON present session of Congress, and will bend every effort to accomplish that purpose.The Physician & Surgeon President planned to write his currency Office over C rug Store. Hours, 9 to 12 a. m; message to ('(ingress to-dav. It will be pre­ 1:30 to 4 p. m; 7 to 8 in the evening. sented about June 22 or 24, about the time that members of the House get back for BANDON, OREGON reorganization and work on the currency bill. DR. SMITH J. MANN It also was announced to-day from admin­ istration quartert that Secretary McAdoo Physician & Surgeon and ('hairmen Owen and (¡lass, of the Senate and House banking and currency commit­ Office in Panter Building. Hours, 9 to 12 a. m; I to 5 p. m. tees, respectively, had reached an agreement on the main features of the currency bill BANDON, OREGON they have been drafting for the last two months. DR. L. I». SORENSON The president, it is understood, however, will not go in detail in his currency message Dentist preferring to back the Owen-Glass bill as Office over V ienna Cafe. Telephone at office an expression of his ideas, but will call at­ and residence. tention to the need for currency reform. His argument will be along the line of his letter BANDON, OREGON recently to Senator Tillman,in which he de­ clared that “in loyalty to the country.’’ G. T. TREADGOLD legislation was necessary during the present session of Cong-ess, “so that am attempt to Attorney and Counselor create artifical disturbance^ after the tariff at Law shall have become low mas be offset by a Office with Bandon Investment Company free system of credit which will make it Notary Public possible for men, big and little to take care BANDON, OREGON of themselves in business.” I'he currency message is not expected to be more than I 20b words long, ami it is not DR. R. V. KEEP known whether the President will read it to Physician A Surgeon Congress as he did the tariff message or send it to both Houses as was the custom Office in Rasmunen BuiUiny before he broke a precedent of a < t ntury. Phone 72. OUR FIRES BURN CONSTANTLY Why not let us furnish the heat for your ironing, making electrically? Let toast, coffee, us show you etc., how cheaply and conveniently it can he done. BANDON POWER COMPANY —OQO— Aller studying the Song of Sol­ omon more or less lot 25 years we M. G. Pohl lias rented the east have reached the wicked conclusion room of the Hartman concrete that it is more •bjectionable than building and will open up an op- Now read it and see twineterist office. Mr. Pohl is a “rag time, if ae are right. I in in of ability in his line and will i o Bandon will celebrate the third i doubt meet with success. and fourth. Hurrah! When we FOR can no get so old we longer take pleasure in Fourth of July celebrations we hope some Business Man Praises friend will kindly see tlw»t we are Dr. Miles* Heart Remedy Successful Merchant After Investigation quietly buried. Found a Remedy That Re­ J I. Komenberg says automo- stored Hl« Health. tMi< n< ill right it they could be •‘Thin Is Thanksgiving day In thf* and 1 want to endowe 1 He has two of them and state of Pennsylvania, devote a part of it In writing a a bugyv and lie wants to trade the Phone 142 letter to you. two anti - tor a horse. He wants On the 26th day of November, TO, a h'ssr that can see so it won't run I was stricken with h e a r t into every blamed old ditch it comes trouble. My family physician to. BANDON, OREGON called it Angina Notice for Publication. I li.ul Pectoris, Has the philosopher of the Ban­ Equipped with Wireless from one to five Department of the Inbrnor don R ecorder been stung again or attacks In 24 DR. ARTHUR GALE U. S. Land Office al Roseburg. Oiegon. hours, in the is he merely working at his ttaife' latter part of Mo M l IH3. iM’vvmber. 1910, He says We contend that you can Physician & Surgeon Notice is hereby given that \fcilliatn B. 1 wrote to the ALWAYS ON LIME not always ’>*11 a villian from the Mll.-x Mistical Co., for information con- Do)le. whose post-office address is Arago. Office over Orange Pharmacy. Office phone, evening my case, and in reply I received did, on the 25 day ot juiy 1912, file 352. Residence phone, 353. looks of his face. 1 or instance, a ver) kind and instructive letter, Oregon, in this office Sworn Statement ami Application, Sails from Coos Bay as follows: there is the affable agent who sells which 1 handed to my family doctor, No. t»82IO. to purchase the S\X 1-4 SWI-4, BANDON, OREGON and he told me to use youi R< medies 25, Township 29. S . Range 14 west, you something you do not want — In connection with the medicine he Sec. Thursday, June 1; Friday, June 6th; Wednesday. Willamette Meridian, and the timber thereon, gave mt' -•*» I did I uaed live bottles Portland Journal. under the provisions ot the act of June 3, 1878, of Dr Mlles* Heart Remedy and seven DR. S. C. ENDICOTT June, 11th; Monday, June 16th; Saturday, June 21st; and acts am. ndatory, known as the “Timber bottles of Dr. Miles* Nervine 1 v\ n Stung! that word is too innocent. confined to the house fur about four i and Slone Law,' at such value a.« might be Thursday, June 26th. Dentist Some lime ago a well dressed person months. The action of my heart is fixed bv appiawement, and that, pursuant to new. and has been normal for the last application, the land and timber thereon Orfi