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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1913)
I SEMIWEEIiCLY BAND ON R ECO R D E R Siblished Every Tuesday and Friday by the Recorder Publishing Company. Entered at the Potoffice at Ballon, Oregon, a Mail Mailer of the Second Clan 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 ' " 'CHOOSING IMMIGRANTS. Robert 4Dollar, steamship .owner and undoubted' author ity on the subject of We" canal effect on the prosperity of tjiis section of the country, made it plain as Jus opinion that the canal is not1 destined to bring about a get-rich-quick era. the .Ultimate benefits of the canal are np.t put in question; but hovv'far this community or any other may acquire them will depend in a large measure upon the action of the com munity jtseU in getting the newcomer, who is already head ing this way, on to the land. Mr. Dollar's opinions and advice on this subject are counterpart of the statements made by James J. Hill a few nights ago. They are to be considered as further expert testimony to the same effect that the fundamental activity which will bring the greatest prosperity to this community from the operation of the Panama Canal will be that which produces wealth by application of labor to land. The more seriously that we consider the wisdom tljat is manifest jn these and other similar views, the more should we turn our attention to some practical and comprehensive policy for directing the stream of immigration we have rea son to expect so they will not congest and settle in the cities; the, more, in fact, should we be concerned with1 the type of immigrant who will come to us, and the more should we make some effort to seek out and encourage the right type. It is probable the fact that as soon as the canal' is open , thd steamship lines are established in direct communication fcekween European and Pacific .Coast ports immigration will begin. But the chances are that there will be no flood tide for thref or four years to come. It would appearthen, that it behooves us to get back to the source of supply seek the kind of immigrant who will make our idle land fruitful and arrange so that his destination in this country will not be' matter of conjecture, and later of misfortune to himself and the community.-Portland Telegram. j nrii.Y ram right policy. The following editorial "by Col. E. Hofer in the Ore gon Manufacturer should be taken to heart by every citizen tyjio would like to see their town, county and state flourish: "From the standpoint of building up our state and de veloping its business and industries, there is only one 'right policy to pursue! ' That is for the citizen and corporations ami pubjicifticials to buy from the home merchant and from thekome manufacturer. To force, the retailer and jobber and manufacturer ta compete with the wliole world is .frequently only a sure-thing plan to drive litem tout of business. Everything possible that is needed here and can be had at anywhere near the price it is offered itinuld he boutrbt at home. Freouent- ly the home article is cheaper in price and the quality bet ter, those who buy abroad, whether it, be building ma terial, clothing or food, are not working tor the best inter eats of the community where they make a living. The home merchant and the home industry are deserving of better treatment, and their successes shared by every citi zen." A Young Cynic y! ..mile. BANDON. VT OCF, No. I3Q A. cLunic.ion, ond S.lmJ.y lhew.hr.. aii M..I-, M..nn rorc'ial'viniilnl. n , ' v ..r M V. fc CrMf. w. hi Phil Pearwn, Srelary f- . . . . . . . f.T?n M A$ Cl f 1CUDEN1 AU tng i r v; - after stated comaaoc,ym d Masonic Lodge r . I-. nrrt lv IHTllcd lo attend. vunu u'"" a " n r..n; W. M Rou'Bmgaraan, Secretary. The following news item contains a moral for the ambitious young man: "Chicago, Nov. 14. lhomas h. Wilson, who entered the employ of Morris & Company, the big packing concern, at a salary of four dollars per week, was elected nresident todav to succeed the : late Edward Morris." Just as we got the baby to sleep Florence had to go and deport some more I. W. W. s! Got Any Time To -Use-elewtrlc appliances for the household work and you will have time for other things. Let us demonstrate them to you BANDON POWER COMPANY Subscribe for the Recorder Bandon's real newspaper. Tom-Tliej cay tliat every womnn It beautiful lu somo one's eyes. Oo you believe It? Jni k- Certnlnly-if yon Include uer owu.-l'lillnilelpliisi Press. Th. Completed Work. i i Love for your daughter lias driven nio Imlf rimy." It tum. ohi well, who completed the JuliV New VorU American. Logic. B"' BB99999999999l Teacher' Who'll tell me what U1 meant hy the UoaUug population? Kld-I'eopli) who live in houseboats. ; -Kansas City Star. Foolish. "Dad. aren't washerwomen foolish?" "Are they? Why?" "Why, because, they set tubs to catch soft water when It rains hint." Com ic Outs. Breaking HI Promts. "All tho same, you promised mother that you'd never let u cloud coinu be tween us. l'ele Mole. A Comproml. . Private Secretary I only vrut vnouKU salary so I can marry and b comtortable. It, U. President What you ask In tm- lKKKllile, but I'll Klve you enoutfk watty lo tuarry ou. cueaco Nsws. LODGE DIRECTOR Y I. O. O.F O AN DON LODCNo. 133 .O O meeUerery wurau.i tothain good .landing 'ordilly ijrtjd. 1 1. n i..v., ... D. C Kajr. Sec, Knlehlo nf rytlil .mil i i ii h . in irv. iiiiK v D urn i luuui-, ". , Plhif. Merfi e?cry Mondiy events? .1 Knhl hU. Vi.itin? UkIiU uwacd to Itend. G. R. McNair. C. C. B. N. Huringion K. of R. S. Loysl Order of Mooie Meet Tiiuttday evening in I. 0. O. F. Hall. Tramient Mnoke cordially invited. Sometliing doinR every Thursday. Rebekah -VCEAN REBtKAH 1 UlXifc, ino. uo iV 1. u. U.r.,m(elna ana tin tuciuojr I O. O. F. Hall. Ttanscitnt mcmberi cordially invilrd. EH'e M,cy N. G. Joirphine Molt. Secrtlaty. W O. W. SOMETHING DOING Evyy Minute Everv Tufiday N'sht. SEASIDE CAMP NO. 212. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD, MrrU at K. ol P. Hall. Visiting Neighbor! Welcome. C M. Caoe. C. C. II.E.Boak,Cletk. Professional Cards. THOMAS F. HAGGKRTY Attorneij-at-Liw O-.er McNair's Hardware Store ' Phone 482 BANDON, ORF.OON G-. R. WADE Lawyer BANDON, OKEGON DR. H. L. HOUSTON Physician & Surgeon OuVe over Drug .Sure. Houri, 9 lo 12 a. m; I uu to 4 p. m; 7 lo o in ijte evening. BANDON, OREGON DR. SMITH J. MANN Physician & Surgeon Office in Pinter Building. Hour, 9 lo 12 a. m; I to 3 p. m. BANDON, OREGON DR. L. P. SORENSON Dentist Office ovei Vienna Cafe. Telephone at office and residence, BANDON, OREGON G. T. TREADGOLD Attorney ami Counselor at Law Office with Bandco Investment Company Notary Public BANDON, OREGON DR. R. V. LEEP Physician & Surgeon Office in Raimussen BuiUitw. Phone 72. BANDON, OREGON DR. ARTHUR GALE Physician & Surgeon Ofice over Orange Phaimacy. Office phone. iciKifnce pnone, ij). BANDON, OREGON DR. S. C. ENDICOTT Dentist Of.ce Phone 71; Rev Phnne 312 BANDON, OREGON DR. H. B. MOORE Chiropractor O&e Hoao: 90 lo 12 ,nd 2 to 5. Ofcs la 'naict Block. BANDON. ORE HIS FIRST EpQSt Makes a young mfcij a different fellow.ijfj mences to feel tlut something. He has. rr,oi a a -L 1 1 beginning of a fund m lead to fortune and uiuuy 10- . old ,age., and independence. THE BANK OF BA Equipped with Wireless S. S. BREAKWATER ALWAYS ON TIME SAILINGS From Portland Every Tuesday at 8 P. M. From Coos Bay Every Saturday at Ser vice of the Tidet ' Confirm Sailing Through M. F. SHOEMAKER, AgMt Phone 142 Hotel Qallid n-i C 1 AA AA A . 1 Kciic j)i.uu iu .yu per uay. t i Special rates by week or month Sample room in connection; Bandon W. E. 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