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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
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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
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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
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Breaking HI Promts.
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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.
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DR. S. C. ENDICOTT
Dentist
Of.ce Phone 71; Rev Phnne 312
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DR. H. B. MOORE
Chiropractor
O&e Hoao: 90 lo 12 ,nd 2 to 5.
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