V W ' Wilt ( f 9-4 a "o. , -t .- : . . . . . " X " - r T . . . y - . . .VOLUME XXIX ' .' BANDON, OREGON, tUESBAV, NMiBER II, 1913 . ' NUMBER S9 "j POUBT TOE WISDOM OF BEING TOO WISE; AND I SEE WISDOM IN SOME FOLLY" MET BALL Sophomores Beaten. By .Big Score. Winners Challenge Whole School The juniors won decisive vic tory in basket ball, at the Rank hall Friday night when (hey crushed the sophomores to the tune of 48 to fi. The juniors had everything their way irom start to finish and' at no lime was the result in doubt. About too enthusiasts saw the game and cheered the boys -11 the. way through Toward the end of the game the rooters .tried to en courage the sophs, but all to no. avail as they were unable to with stand the fearful 'onslaught ni the juniors, and the one sidetl score kept on filing up. The tumors have challenged the entire high school for a.gnnie next Friday night. The line up Friday night was: Juniors Gmendorfer and Chatbunt guards; Wintteor center; Shumate and Smith, forward's; llabcrly sub stitute. The Sophomores were: Armstrong;- aud Broston -guards; Meyers, center; Stoltz ai"t Christen sen forwards. -w Vera Gregory Pead. Vera, the eight year old 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L N Gregory died at their homr in this city Sunday night. Vera was a bright child and great favorite among h.-r play, males. She was unselfish and al ways looked alter the wants of others. Vera was born in Goquillo and has lived most ot her short life in Coos connty, but she has now been taken away and we must bow in submission to the creator, of the universe. Just why these little flowers should be brought into the world and so quickly taken away is hard to understand, but someday we may know. The sincere sym pathy of a large circle ol friends will be extended to Mr. and Mrs Gregory in their bereavement. The funeral is being held today and in terment will be in the Uandon cemetery. Casei in Supreme Court. Atty's F. J. Feeney, G.T. Tread gold and Geo. P. Topping are in Salem this week where they are arguing some cases in the Supreme' court. Among the cases up are the old Sixth Street case, the- water front cases anil one'or two others. This will give the Supreme couit an opportunity to' know that Uandon is on the map. . Special 'School Meeting. The School Board has called a special school meeting for Nov iSth at 7:30 o'clock to levy r. tax for the running expenses of the school lor the current year. All school elect ors in the district please take notice. COUNTY JUDGE NOT BE County Judge Hall has decided that he will not be a candidate for re-election to the bench." but, at the expiration of his present term will' resume the practice of law at Marshfield. This decision, accord ing to the Coquille Sentinel, is be- Was Resident of Oregon Sof Nearly Quarter of a Century. . mm 1 a tt Mrs. Jcf' WaMvngel died at the home of bet- daughter RJ'm. Goo-. Erdman'iu this city at midnight Sunday night. Oar. Riibitxch wis. lrn near Milttirnok, Mcb., July 27, 1863 "where .'be' grew to womanhood1 and on April 5, 1883 Was married, to Jacob Waldvogel. To this union four children, alt olvrhom are living, were born. They are Mrs. Geo. Erdinau i Ibmlnn, Oliver of Stella, Wash., and Clark and Helen of Baudoii. All the children together with Mr. Waldvogct were present at the time ol her death. Mr. and Ms. Waldvoge'l came to Oregow in j8qi and live! .in. Tilla mook' for 13 years, coming" to nan don to years ago- and have lived here since, , Mrs. Waldvogel lias been suffering with cancer for over four years and has been practically helpless a good portion of thttime. She was a woman ol noble christian character ami was a member " ot the Christian church, :dol the Clawlon Circle, of Women of Woodcraft. At the time ol her death she was 50 years, thfw: mouths and 13 days old. The funeral is being held (his af ternoon train" the. Methodist church and is in charge of Revs. A. Haber ly aud C. Maync Knight, and in terment will be held in the K. of P. cemetery. The sorrowing relatives will have the sympathy of many friends in their time of great bereave ment. woo Myrtle Point Items. Bom, Monday Nov. 3, 1913, to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Laird, a fine b.uy girl. J. L. I-ewcllen has left tot Port land and other Oregon points, to visit friends, he expects to be away six weeks. The Peoples 5 io-i.c store, first door east of Post Office opened St. Nov. 8th to a large crowd of people. B. C Shull who has been serious ly ill at his home in this city, is re ported some belter. F. K. Weekly ol Bridge w.s a Myrtle Point and Coqnillc visitor last week. Bom, Nov. 4th to M. ami Mrs. Lester F. Dement, a fine baby boy. - OOO Votes Cosily. John Bostendorf of South Inlet who took the election 'returns of that precinct to. Coquille reports that votes arc costly in that pre cinct. Onlv three votes were cast although there were four election j officials and this will make each vote cost the county about $10 apiece. M.irshfield Times. III Will cause 'thc .remuneration for ser vices rendered is not sufficient to warrant continuance in the -office.' VhenHicompletes the present term Judge Hall will, have served Coos county in this capacity for eight years j . Ci EXPENSE! Considerable Sum Expended By Coos County in Past Six Months. County Ckrk Watson has irtst isoticcl the scnu-atmitai report ai county cspeftditures for the sis mouths ending SepteraW 30. Fol lowing is the report. S34.89t.fa tea machinery, materia! and labor Uw roads; $71,371. 4 was expended by supervisors, while thc cost i operating, ferries aaioiinted to $3,238,56, which, together witb $120 for bridges built by contract, aKK''cK:'c 'he handoe srtro f $w,5(i..j8. the eHtxrosae tot the six hvonths mere: County court axii eciimmissiooeir Salary ol judge, eonifoianinners. haitiU, tivery, ejcitijg hooks, etc.. 1,420.95, ' Circuit" court Salary ol tailifils. report, jury aud wittve-sa hcs, meats, sjweial counsci, etc,, $3, 753-9'- Justices! oowrts Fees T justices. constable, jtirctn," witwiM-, etc., 551 2. Sheriff's office Salary and ex penses ol flherid and deputies, 4,- 978,88. Clerk's office - Salary cf ck-rk and deputies and rrdraughtiog plats. Health office Salary, etc. $155.3.6 Treasurer's office Salary oi treasurer, etc., $607. Coroner's office Fees of coroner, physicians, jurors, witoc-sst etc., ?i78.8s. salary of superintendent, 'supervisor, etc., $'.',3! 1.40. Fruit inspector Salary etc., 242-4 Assessors office Salary ol assess or, deputies, extra help, etc., $i-365 SO Assessment aud collection ol taxes Collecting, advertising, levying on property, etc., cruising, $8,093.84 lax rebate Taxes refunded, $693.J8. Cm rent expenses Books, station ery, postage, expiessagc. etc.. (alt offices) $1,503.69. Courthouse expenses Janitor. lights, water, fuel, repairs, furniture. rent, etc., telephone, $4,050.32. Jail Board of prisoners, medical attendance and medicine, repairs. supplies, fixtures, etc.,. $720.53. Caic of ioor Salary of con lit v physician, poor l.um,. provisions or transportation . furnished hospital charges, burials, new buildings etc., $.8,417.86. Indigent soldiers Relief furnish. -''. $953- Insane Examination and ex pense $232. f Juvenile court and reform school commitments Expense of $233.90 Prosecuting Attorney's orTiee--Enforcing criminal laws, ' etc., $218.90. Surveyor's' office Establishment government corners, etc., 121 .35. Election expenses Registration, ballots and supplies, pay of. judges and clerks, deputy lHtrhls,- etc., $1,070.50. . . Scalp' bounty County bounty, one-half staJe bounty. ,$230. Scalp bounty county bounty, $29. ' ; ' Widows.' Pension Act Pensions paid; $2,6t2.5o. Donations Advertising experi ments, stations, etc, -$2,171.47, St Curry County Man Gets Two Folia Out of Thrae Sat- urtJay Night. BJ. jG. Lutsey the pride ol (Curry coitwity won the middleweight cham- pioaship of ihc. Pacific Coast Satur day if;kt by defeating Touy Aj.x ot Los .iiMjelrs, Catit. m est two out ni tftree talis. The mated' was a hard oie.:md. in ct was by far the greatest match ever pulled iifi in 'this section of Oregon ami " Lutsey sure showed that lie had the woods with him attd anyone who eve had any !ouht as to his prowess as a grapjvlcr certainly ' must have changed their mind Saturday night. Ajaxisalso-a whirlwiod in the game hut he was not in the liest ol enndittow Sturday night owing to the fact that he was badly seasicti comhig up amt Um only worked out a couple oldays Iwfore the match, consequently that may have weak etied him a little, hut the iacf re mains that both men were going; all the tiine and cveiytxHty got their HMmey's wnjth. Ajax won the - first fall in nine minwles and four seconds, with. a Uirkick aud chin hold. Lutsey won the second fall in 23 min.utcs and 57 seconds with a scissors hold and the thi'! tall in 40 minutes' with a toe and leg hold. Ajax was . not down in the third fall but gave up when Lutsey Irad him where it ai im possible. to get away without Weak ing a leg. The ireliminay was ty Young Zumwalt ol Ctirry county aud lon aldsnn of Uivcrton. Zumwalt was much heavier hut Donaldson dis played more science akhotrgh he was not in condition and after about 45 minutes going Donaldson was sick ami gave the match to Zum m.dt, although both men were 00 their ieel when the (tout closed. Ajax and Lutsey wiil wrestle aain Saturday night for $1,000 side bet ami it will sure he a great match for both men are determined to win. Basket Ball Friday Night The juniors in the high school have challenged the rest of the school for a basket ImII game to he played in Hank Hall next Friday night and the challenge has been accepted' and a good fast game is assured lor both teams are in the pink of condition and are playing the game for all there is in, jt. O. E. 5. Card Parly Succtsk The card party given hy.Occiden tal Chapter, O..E. S. at K. of P Hall Friday night -was a decided success in every particular. ' There were 20 t ibles present find everybody enjoyed the occasion to the fullest (cxtent. Elegant refresh, ments were sc'i yed 'dier cards. The first prize for ladies was won by Mrs, 'Guy Dippki. and Mrs Rumble captured the booby. O. A. Trowbridge succeeded in carrying off the first prize for gentlemen aifd Capt. Rolwrt Johnson grabbed the foteby. . f-Iall-Lewis Resigns. I. M. Hall-Lewis' last Wedges-0 day tender.ed his resignation as County Fruit Inspector. This act was brought about iy a protest to the connty court against Mr. Hall Lewis holding two salaried county offices at th same time. Mr. Hal?- j Lewis is also County Road Master. ON fliS 1. U. McNair ami Miss Alfa Wettdlc Married in .Marshfield ' G: tl. McNair and Mis Alb Weddle gave their.fricnds the slip and went over to Marshfield the latter part of.laxt week where they were quietly married Saturday al- tvrnonn at the I'reidtytorian mane in that . city, Rev. j. E. Itutkhart officiating. The rnsc was well plan ned as Miss Weddlc lelt . Friday leaving the impression tttat slw: was goinp to. Vancouver tt. C , but she was followed Saturday morning hv Mr. McNair and the deed was done. The Iwide is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Weldle oi this city and is popular among the younger set. The groom is well known here having I i veil in ilandon practically all his life. He is' connected with' the McNair Hardware Co. .am) Is a rising young husinewt man, ol ex cellent qualifications am) is jinputar with his associates. ' The bridal couple were tendered a warm reception on their return to Bandon last night, ami the hand played on. Mr. and Hirs. McNair will be at home to friends in rooms over the McNair Hardware Go's store. Safe Opens Wkb Raxttl , The big sale of. the Batidort Iry Goods Co.. started, off with a rush yesterday morning ami the store was crowded all day yetUcrday and today. In fact there were many people lined up in front ol the doors belnre they were oprned yesterday morning, This is another evidence thai it pays to advertise (or the Uandon Dry Goods Co. carried a libera! amount ol space in lwlh Tuesday's and Friday's Rkcoudku last week and they were rewarded by a big rettira in business. The fli:cotte)Kii goes into practically every fiome in Bandon and atljaccnt country and the jreople arc always looking for the Itargains shown in this paper, Laura Henrietta Hoxio. Tire Jour year, old child ol -Mr. and Mrs. Bert itoxie ot fro died I:t5t Thursday and was Inirietl on Friday at the !;ttui cemetry. The hwtefal services were held' in the Propr Presbyterian church by llev. A. liaherly and sii ftower girls dressed in white acted &s pnti hearcis. The bereaved partfpts have tlie syntpafhy oPtheir many Iricnds and neighpors. . ' The merchants who advertise in iht IJandon Rkcorw; arcliveones mid di-serving of the patronage of the public. "Read their ads and take adffantajje of the bargains they have to offerf ALONG THE Tho FifieW arrived Saturday niht; withi 241 tontrrif freight and i6tp.aa- sengers. Thg Fifie1dwill sail agnjra tomorrow morning. t The Speet-Rvell a?rivcd (Monday t 0 with 113 tons of freight and 16 passengers- The. Speedwell will leavs here5Thut5da-and o to Coos, Arrangements' Have Been Completed for Another ' Wrestling Emit Smiling Dutch -is at ', Langlois to day and phoned up a lew minutes ago that all arrangements had , been ' completed and that Lutsey had put up $1,000 as a side het for a return match with Aj.x at' the Orpheurit next Saturday niht. The. winner will take all including the gate .-receipts bo there .will be a nice stake ( h considered as well .a tlw middte-feight champtonship, ol 'th Pacific ctxtst. There is mi doubt that the pacuoJe who attend this match tsill gel the worth of their money Iwth men 'are determined to win and they both have the goods. WittI Animal SiinaatiatT. 'The Tiger Lily," a" Vitagrapii ' three reeler givea ymt one cA those tensely .dramatic and sjrectacnbrr pictures that hold, you spell-bound iram start to finish. This special , onenl a numtter .ot animal picturen fecentty, produced by Vitagraph and has made a sensation wherever shown. A big Bengal Tiger "is featured in this film, awl Julia Sraayoe Gnrdoa .who placed th leading part went lfermgh a nuwataw of hairbreadth .escapes in makiht; . the picture realistic; in fact in one part of the film the lady was'slightly injured by Mr. Tiger before the attendants sifeceeded in driving him off with the- lancca. This picture . will be shown at the Grant),, We8 nesday Nov is. As per our announteif'aetit to.ttse public no additions, charge wiU be made tot feature shotr'o tSafiag h& vreuk.. rQjj3 m m RctaTutianx of CnmMmcB. Whereas the Supreme ComuunuS er, in his infinite wisdom, has seen lit to remove from our ranks,- our comrade, Th'os. Coats, we, each ex- tend to the wife and children of our ' deceased comrade, our heartfelt sympathy, and; ' Be it resolved, that, our charters be draped fm" thirty, days that a ' copy of -these resolutions be placed ' it the Handdn Recorder, a copy spreul upon tlu minutes of eiir meet- ing and a copy be presented to the ramify of the deceased.--Handon Post and Corps. . Bill Meile, the base ball pitcher who was witli Ban'don this summer, came down from Portland last week and will spend, the winter trapping hit ween here and 'Rogue rivser. M,eile has signed up with the Port land Northwest I'eague for next year providing Portland has a team in that league. Meile is some clas sy pitcher and wilj sure make good WATERFRONT Bay and wW leave Coos Bay for'San Francisco Friday morning. The Elizabeth, arrived yesterday oMth 120 tonsuf freigfit? ajicij five passengers- The EBzaheth iyill sail 0 again Thursday.o 0 The Brooklyn Arrived tlHs morr? ing from Chetco and -ill load for San Francisco this trip, 9 , . c o 9 a e