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Semi-Weekly Bandon Recorder, October 28, 1913
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SEMI-WEEKLY
BANDON RECORDER
Published Every Tuesday and Friday by the Recorder
Publishing Company.
Entered at the Postofike it Rinilon, Oregon, as Mail Matter of tlie Second Class
C. E. KOPF, Managing Editor.
Subscription $1.50 per Year in Advance. Advertising rates
made known on application.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF
Vote For State University.
The referendum against the State
University appropriation bills should
be voted down by an overwhelming
majority. Every progressive citi
zen cannot help but sec the good in
higher education, and the colleges
and universities of the land are
among our country's greatest assets
Representative S. P. Pierce
Coos and Curry counties is said
ue opposed to tlie University ap
propriation bills on the ground tha
the university is more for the rich
than the middle and poorer classes.
This shows that Mr. Pierce is not
posted on the work of higher insti
tutions of learning. It is not th
children of the rich who arc obtain
ing educations, but rather those
who are compelled to work for
living and are preparing themselves
for a more useful life work, It is
also a notable fact that a large por
tion ot the students of the University
of Oregon are supporting themselves
cither in whole or in part by work
ing at various jobs to pay tneir ex
penses, Young men 'and women
who are ambitious enough to do
this, should be given every en
couragemcnt and the state should
not hold back for the sake of a few
dollars.
lucre is no more worthy cause
than higher education and 'die Uni
versito appropriation bills should
carry by large enough mrjority to
ever silence the knockers.
Helps Road Fund.
Recently there has been passed
law in Oregon in connection with
the good roads movement which
provides that all the money .eceived
by the state through the registration
and taxation of automobile sshall be
used for tne good of the roads in the
varions counti s. The law has de
creed that the total amount garner
ed in from ach county may be re
turned to that county to help fill its
road fund coflers, with the except
tion of a sum not to exceed 20 per
per cent of the total, which may be
used to defray the cost of clerical
work.
Up to September 30 of this year
the amount of fees from automobile
licenses from Coos county aggre
gated $1,163.50. Of course, under
the law, 20 per cent of this fund
may be used for clerical help, which
would leave to Coos the handsome
sum of $930.90. Only eight of the
thirty-four counties of the state pay
more for automobile licenses than
Coos. Lincoln pays only $30.
while Multnomah pays $27,000.
Curry is the smallest contributor,
paying out $47.50 Coquille Senti
nel. occ-
A Romance With a Point.
A man entered a store one bitter
cold day and bought a woolen muff,
ler. When he opened the mufller
he found inside of it a photograph
of a beautiful girl, together with a
note saying, "If you are single,
please write to me.1'
A name and address followed and
the man smiled. He was single and
he put the photograph on his sitting
room mantle. There, everv even
ing looking up from his book, he
beheld it. It was very beautiful and
in a week he had fallen head over
heels in love.
So he wrote to the girl. Another
week passed, a week of anxious
nerve racking suspense. Then the
love-sick man received this:
"Sir The Mary Smith to whom
you wrote was my granamotner.
She died nine years ago, aged 86,
Yours truly."
Our heart broken batchelor, on
looking into this strange matter
found that he had bought the muffler
from a dealer who did not advertise.
Ex. 0 -
THE CITY OF BANDON
Jokes and Jollies
mm
Five Queens.
Wifcy (poutinR) But I don't Reo
It Is you fltitl poker bo fnsdnntlnj;.
Hubby It's tliu queens In tbo deck,
my denr. They remind tno so much of
you. St. Louis Globo-Domocrnt.
A Byproduct.
Brtulro Kil bunker Cnn you sco any
good lu lottln' your boy go Into nil
them games mi' sports In college)?
Air. sueuinuior yep. I wear nil nis
baseball an' tenuis clothes fur under
wear. Hoston Globe.
Information!
Mnrtlm Hut's my finned.
In
do nilnln' Im.slnosH.
Mrs. Jones What kind of mlntn',
hoi.ey?
Martha- Why, calcltiilntn'. Washing'
ton Star.
Inconsidaratt,
faponUpr-TTls wife has nppllod for
more ainiioiiy.
Plugge-Well,
of nil tin? nerve!
Doesn't she know
Now Vorlc Sun,
the prlco of tired?
"Sumo old (lowers hereabouts, I see."
"Wlmt'u tho mutter? Do you thtuk
naturo ought to got out soma 1013
models ?" St. Loulg Fost-DlsDUtcfc.
vrlfy
mmmm
no's
A Dissitlcficd Persom
1 1IU
Curry's Mines.
The Sixes Mining Co (ire making
great preparations for opening up
the Pivilbiss and J ftme.son mines
on Sixes river a nut five in ilcs up
thr rivHf ltcmo the bridge. By
means of a large ditch five miles in
length. Edson creek w ill be brought
onto the propcity. This ditch I
gether with a flume iicross the river
will have a capacity cf 3000 miners
inch per second. A steam sfcovel
lor digging the ditch has been ship
ped from Portland and theovork will,
be rushed to completion. A saw
mill will also I5e built, by the Com
pany, at the htad of the Edson ?rtek
ditch, which will supply all necessaty
lumber for buildiiii; purposes. The
plaT't will be electric lignted through
ottt. The cold is of the nugget
type and "very easily, saved7 by the
common Hugarian rifle although
modern machinery will also be used.
Gold Beach Globe.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby ttiven iff fne creditors
of, and all persons having claims against
Henry Clemens sometimes known as
Henry Chlcmefts, deceased, that the unilcr-
I signed has been appointed administr.rjrix of
the estate of said deceased by order of the
LCounty Court of the state of Oregon for
Coos County, and lias fluly qtiuMfied as
such ndministratix, anddill persons having
claims against said deceased or aga'nst his
estate are heieby required to present
them with the proper vouchcn within six
months fiom the date of this notice to the
undersigned :d the office of G. T. Tteaii-
Enid, attorney for "said admmistrutrix in
minion, Coos County, Oregon,
Uatcd and published tor the first time
his t24th day of October, 1913.
ANNIE CLEAR Y,
Administratrix A the estate of Henry
Clemens, sometimes known as Henry'
Lhlemcns, deceased. , o
Oct 24.Nov:21-F
In the
circuit uourt or tne
State
of Oregon for Coos
County.
Geo, W. Moore Lumber Com- "t
pony, a corporation.
Plaintiff,
VI
D. R. Daicum and Anthony
Deeler. and the Conuille Mill
SUMMONS
I 6c Tug Company, a corporation
Delendanti
To D. R. Ba.cum and the Coquille Mill 4c Tug
Company a Corporation, Uetendanti:
In the name of the Stale of Oregon, you and
each of you are h'teby required to appeaf and
answer tne complaint filed against you in the
above entitled court arret cause, on or before tli
la it day of the time prescribed, in the order, for
the publication of this summuni, and if fbu fail
so to appeal and answer laid complaint on or
before the last day ol the time to prescribed, ihe
plamlitl take luovment of'ml vou arid will aD
ply to the court for the relief demanded in its
complaint, a succinct statement of which is as
follows: r
Fiff iudeement rsainst the deiendants Qascum
anr". Deeler foi the sum of f I39.C0, with interest
at the legal nrte from and after Septemer 24th.
1913, togetherwilh $75 reasonable attorney's fees
and the costs and disburrements ot this suit and
a decree forcloiing the plaintiff's lien, as against
all ot the deiendants in this suit upon the prop.
city described as a shingle mill, constructed and
being upon a portion of Lot ,pnet in section
Ihiriy, towrthip twrnty-eightp south of range
louiicen wen ot the Willamette TOendian,
standing on the right bank ol Ihe Conuille River,
opposite the sawmill of the Geo, W, Moore
Lumber Company, near to the Town ol Ban.
don, Coos County, Oregon, together with the
land upon wh'ch same is consliucled, mcludirv
convenient space around said mill
as may be required for
the convenient u.-: and occupation thereof, de
icriucd substantially as commencing at a point
one nuna'eu teet norm' or Ihe saia building,
uiftrngdhcnce ea-t to the Coquille River, ihence
southerly a!or2 ihe Coouille River one hundred
fee:, thence to a point ie hundred feet south
wip oj the said building, ihence to the place of
b ,,.'nning including' all appurtenances, fixtures
judgment, and the lien of plaintiff with costs,
.... kui, .....1. iui .aMiiaiiiuu ui me xaifi
ustur.;ments and atlo.aeys tees.
Th'i srmmors is rcved upon you pursuant to
an order of the above enlitl d Court, made and
enf d on I6lh day of Octoter,l9l3, and te-
'i M- iji uic puuiK-aiion nereor in ing uandon
Recorder, a temi-w. Aly newipaprr, once
week (or Ihe eerie 1 ol six wfrli: ih.l.te nf
ihe rrft publication cMIrs ii'mmons u Qctolwi
tl. I. 1 REACGOLD. Aii,n,v U.
lainlilf. I'ottoflice address. Uandon. Oimn.
Oct Z4-Dcc 5F.
Notice to Contractors.
Notice is hereby niveni That scaled hi.
will be received by the Coiiiiikmi
ol the City of Uandon, Coos County, Ore
kon, until half past seven o'clock n. in
Wednesday the 29th day of October. 191V
for the construction of a sewer alone the
center Ime of Franklin Avenue from tho
center line of 13th Street West, to the cvn
terlinc of 4th Street West, also along the
center ime oi ucean mive Irom the center
line ot ackmm Avenue to 4t h Street VVesi
thence along the center line of 4lh
street est, to the center line of Edisea
Avenue, thence along the center line of
ivdison Avcoiic from the center hue of 4th
Street West to the. center, line of rir.t
I C,d r i , ,
u""' .vi, uicuL'c westerly along the
center line of First Street West from the
center Oine of Fdison Avenue to deep
i, ... " ...v. ...iv UI sin
street west lrom the center line of Harri
son Avenue to the center line of Franklin
Avenue also alone the center line of 1 Ith
Street West, from the center line of Harri.
son Avenue to the center line of Franklin
Avenue, according
to the nlans. nrnfilH.
and specifications on file in the olhcc of the
City Recorder and there onen to the in.
spcctiou of all persons interested therein.
All tuds must be made out on bbnk far
that purpose which will be supplied upofi
irmicM m me omce oi tne my Kecorder.
mils win he recened for the work .n
follows:
Fxcayation and back fillinir tier euhip
i
Vitrified scwef piiir 8 inch hid per foot.
vitrilictl sewer pipe 10 inch laid per fool
.a I I
iviamioic.
Combination manhole and tlusli tank
Y, brandies 8 inch by 6 inch.
Y, branches 10 inch by 6 inch.
Concrete per cubic yard.
Wooden box per lineal foot.
A certified check of five per cent of the
amount bid must accompany the bid to lie
forfeiteil to the said Cijy of JJjiulon in cac
contractor fails to enter into a contract with
the said city within five days Iroiu the date
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3UIW IfHIIItlll IS .....llllltl llllllt
Dated at H.1111I011, Orffcon this 2lltli
of October. 1913.
, E. lirKAUSRUI), City Jccordcr,
1'irst pul). Oct. 21st, IV 1 3.
bccoml pill), uct. mm, 1V13. o
"Third pub. Oct. 28th, 1913. 0
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Notice to Contractors.
Notice is hereby given: That sifllcil
oids will e received hy the Common
Council of the City of llaiulon, Coos
County, Oregon, until half past seven
po'clocb p. m. Wednesday the 29th day of
October, 1913, for the construction of a
ewer along the center line of First Street
North, from the center line of June Avenue
to the cento line of Harlem Avenue them-6
south along the center line of Harlem
Avenue to the center line of Caroline
Street also along the center linn of Hiftt
Street East from, .the center line of June
Avenue to tne center Ime 01 Harlem Ay.
cnue thence north along the center hue of
HaHcm Avenue to the center line of Cato'
line Street, according to the nkins, profiles.
'and spccflications on file in the office of the
City Kecordcr ami there open to the ifl-
snection of all ncrsons interested therein.
Jluls will a he received tor the work as
follows:
Excavation and back filling, per; ctibic
yard.
Vanned sewer pipe 8 wen lais per fool.
Manholes.
Y. branches 8 inch bv o nch. 0
All bids limit l)c in accordance with the
requirement accompanying said specifica
tions and upon blanks for that purpose
which will be supplfeiV upon
office of the'Citv; Recorder.
request at the
A certified check of five per cent of the
amount of bid mutf accompany the bid 1n
6e forfeited to the sail City of Handft?i in
case the contractor fails to enter into a
contract with the said city within five days
fujin date contract is awarded mm.
Tlie Common Council reserves the r.ght
to reject any and all bids.
uated at uandon, uregon, this litn day,
ot October, 1913.
K. H. K.AUSKUU, City Recorder.
First pub. Oct. 21st 1913. -,
Second pub. Oct.2-!th, 1913.
Thiul pub. Oct. 28tlvl913.
Resolution.
It Is resolved by the city of Handon as I
follows!
The Common Council of the City of
If.imlon deems it expedient and necessary
to construct, a sewer along the center line
of WrtJI Street from "a point where the east
line of lot 2 in block 2 Commercial Ad
dition to Uandon intersects with the center
line of Wall Street, to the center line of
Alabamti"' Avenue, thence along the center
line of 2nd Street Fast, to the center line
of Chicifvo Avenue, and thence northerly
,-ilong the center line of Chicago vAvt'iiue to
low water.
That the City Fnginccr of Uandon has
prepared and filed m the office of the City
Kccorder, maps, profiles, plans, specifica
tions and estimates of the work to be done
in the construction of a sewer alone the
lines above mentioned and the probable cost
thereof, together with a statement outlining
the district which, in his opinion, will be
especially benefitted by such sewer and
should be assessed with the cost and ex
pense of the construction thereof.
I hat the Common Council finds said
plans, profiles, maps, specifications autl as
sessment disjrict satisfactory .and hereby
approves the same.
That the Common Council does hereby
declare its iutcntbni to construct said sewer
accoruinrr to l ie mans, tiro i es. in. ms ami I I
specifications thcrefio, ami that the esti-
mated ccafcof which is 2436.50.
That a sewer be constructed on the
streets am? between the points, hereinbefore
designated according to the maps, plans,
prnfiies and specifications therefore on file
m the ollice of the City Recorder of the
City ot lutulon
That the assessment district tu be bene
fitted by the construction of said sewer and
to be assessed therefor shall romprice all ol
Lots 3. 4. 5. X. 'J. Ill l lirk 2 ClillillHT
cial Addimm to Uandon
J.ot 10, block 3. Commercial Addition
to, Uandon.
Lots 1.2'. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.vnirift's Addition
to ISaudon. t
Lot S, block 4, Woodland Addition to
Rmdnn.
LotPrto 7 inclusive; block";. Womllaiul
Addition to ILmdim
Lots 10. II, 12. 13. H, block 3. Wood
land Addition to Haiidou. ,
Lots 1, 2. 16, block 3. Woodland Ad-
lition to Rmdnn.
Lots 6, 7, S, 9, Mock 5, Wuodland A
lition to liandon.
Lots 6. 7,' 8. 9. block 2. Woodland Ad
dition to minion.
AIj. tommc'iicine 77 feet S 36 decrees
50 nlluiites K. from the intersection of the
wcsteily line of Wall Street and the easter
ly line ol isaiidoti Ave, tiicuce s, sj de
crees 10 miiiiiles W S9.7S feet, thence S 31
degrees 50 minutes K 80 feet, thence N
S3 degrees III minutes l:'Ji,i leet ttience
N 36 degrees 50 minutes W 80 feet to
place of beginning.
Also, commencing at the Nr. corner o!
the last pieee of land, thence S 36 degrees
50 minutes east 13.1.5 feet, thence S 16
degrees 15 minutes W 26 feet, thence N
73 degrees 45 minutes W 128.3 feet, thence
N 31 degrees 50 inmates W 46.5 feet
thence N 53 degrees 10 minutes h 93.25
feet tu piicc of beginning.
Also, commencing at the NK corner of
lot 7 Thiil's Addition to Rmdon, thence
S 55.1 feet, thenec F. 30 feet, thence N 66
feet, thence N 89 degrees 41 minutes W
40 feet to place of beginning
Also, commencing at the nw corner ot
lot 1 Thrifts Addition to liandon, thence S
16 degrcrs 37 minutes W 1UU feet: thence
N 34 degrees 10 minuff W 82.67 feet.
thence N 16 degrees 15 minutes K 100 feet;
thence S 34 degrees 10 minutes E 82.67
feet to place of beginning.
J hat the city Kecorder te and he is
hereby directed to publish this R
at least once .a week for two coi
esolution
m.Miilii'
weeAs in the city official paper.
U'asseil by the common council this 24
day of eptiUJier, 1913.
Attest, fc. i. IVAUOKUU,
Citv Recorder.
ApproveiPthis 24 day of September, 1913.
J. W. JWASl ,
,Mayor,
o
M. G. POHL
BANDON '
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TJtfc best is not too Rood for
your eyes. Try me!
PURE, DRUGS
Db you want pure drugs and
drug sundries, fine perfumes,
hair brushes and toilet arti
cles? If so, call
on
C Y.LOWE
' Bandon, Oregon
Mrs. Guy Dipple
0
Spifella's Corseteire
i'iioniuh'
MRS. W. W. WOLPE
o INSTRUCTOR OF o
PIANO
To Save Life First
and property afterwards
the fireman's duty. Your
duty is to see thaj: ii case o
hre your loved ones are not
made homeless. and penniless
Order a fire insurance policy
fronvus today. Every day'
i''"J "-'ua un-
nsR ot see
;11r vnnr 0 f.,mirV
U1K yOUr 'lm,Iy
ing your ramiry wttnout
lonle or the means of getting
one,
Donald Mac Kin tosh
Brown & Gibson
The LcatlfiiK Contractors
anil Builders
Wc furnish pinna and speci
fications and i! you are go
inp; to build anything, no
matter how larpe or hotv
small, we can save yon
money. Let us figure on
your building. .
Miss Simpson
GRADUATE NURSE
Phone 934
Everything For
Everybody
at
IHE RACKET STORE
Courteous Treatment
Lowest Prices
:lihUg
ii
ladder
tne top. Wm the v
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tm me voi
protection M gives
idves ism
people it Jstands abfavc
mer lire ftowtanscorni
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jynen. you need tire m$;
E. E. OAKES.
ABSTRACTS.
Dfiiidon nrnnch Office tif
Title Guarantee and
. Abstract Co.
(Henry Scni;stacken, Mgr.) ". .
McNaire Hardware Building
In charge P. H. Poole.
o e o
Econonly jomptne Reliability
Cedar Hill
, Dairy: Farm
J. F. VanLeuveiii Prop.
Fresh Milk and Cream de
livered daily at your door in
any part pf Bandon. All
orders givenoprompt attention
Phone tyirar29
Hotel Bandon
r
American Plan, $1.00
and $1.50 per day.
European Plan, rooms
50c, 75c & $1 per day
E. G. CASSIDY, Proprietor
Benjamin Ostlind
Consulting Engineer and
Architect
Office in Thrift Bldg.
FRED L. LEEPER
Contractor and
Builder
If you arc aiming to build let
me figure with you. Plans
n d estimates furnished.
P. O, BOX 003. BANDON
FRANK GREGORY
Mechanical
Engineer
Contractor and "
Builder
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Bandon - Oregon
City Transfer
R. M. Boiler, Prop.
All kinds of
hauling done
With DISPATCH
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