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- 2 a fxw3 3 The Recorder is read by more people in Bandon and vicinity limn nil other- papefs eamblnedr .1. w v e o o VOLUME XXIX BANDON, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1913 NUMBER 98 jl Get Busy-You NOTSC Many Useful Courses Will Be Given to the Gen eral Public. The courses so far arranged for night school are given below. The lees lor these courses have been put at $2.50 for each except tne Domestic Science, which will be $3.50 and the use of the typewriter" for one period twice a week will be $1 50, The length ol time of these courses is eight weeks, with two classes each week. If any one wishes to take more than one course a re duction in price will be made anil if more than one in the family tnttes the woik the price will be leduccd. It might be stated that Prof Wat kins has just been elected to take charge of our commercial work and to teaih in the high school. He has had long and wide evperience and is well qualified for his position. The commercial law is in the hands of Prof. L. P. Nichols, one of our teachers who is well able to h indie his subject since he has been admitted to the bar in California. To other people offering classes are well known in Bandon, either as teachers or as experts in their line of work. They need not to" be in troduced. The plan is to begin this won: af ter the holidays but in case less than ten wish to take a course it will not be given Hence it will be neces s iry to send in names now. If any one is interested in any of these courses it is up to him to secure the required number and make the course possible. Prof. V II. VVatkins: Bus ines arithmetic, including applications of percentage, interest, discount, par tial payments, bills accounts, and partnership. Special attention given to lumber, plastering, excavations for cellars ditches etc. Miss Lucile McKay: -The physi cil culMie work will include the fol lowing Exercises for chest develop meutand correct breathing, exercises for correct posture, work with dumb bells and wands and folk dancing. Mis. IS M. Rca, writing: The principals of penmanship, muscular movement and rapid drills Lcttet writing, business, correspondence, social and business forms Spelling thorough drill in spelling ol words in commnn use. Mrs, II. L. Hopkins: The music course. Breathing exercises, place, ment ol voice, modulation of voice and note leading. If enough people take this course a cantata will be i iven with orchestra accompaniment at the end ol the course. Miss Nora Solve, class in sewing: -The members of this class should bring material for shirt waists, house cresses, childrens clothes, under wear, etc. This material will then be worked up into various articles ol clothing under the instruction of Miss Solve. Instruction will also be given in cutting patterns "ml1 the use of sewing machines. s Typewriting: The use of six machines for periods of one houi each may be had but perhaps with out personal instruction The in struction books however may be used with tie machines, it -is the intention to have these machines used by those who wish to learn the operation here on our machines and practice may be had in the periods Stated. 18 Have Only Tee Slioppieg- Days Before Pro. L. P. Nichols, Commercial law: The course in commercial law will be of the same character as that offered by the regular Business Colleges. 1 The aim is to give the greatest practical knowledge of busi ness liw possible in the time spent. Each evening one or more of the practical pioblcms of everyday busi ness will be taken up and carefully explained by Prof. Nichols. Miss Lajidreth. cooking: Plain cookery, all types ol com non foods with a thorough study ot the under lying principles involved. Simple dietetics, attention given to good combination in serving. Attention also given to the preparation of re freshments lor especial occasions such as luncheons, teas, etc. OOO Look and Read. As this will not run forever I have the exclusive sale of 80 ol the finest R'-sident Lots in the City ol Bandon, that I am going to place on the market for a short time at the f illowing prices, $75.00 and $100.00 each with $25.00 additional for cor ner lots, these lots are all cleared, not only slashed and burned but cleared ready for the building and garden, and not only that but I can make you the best of terms at the regular cash prices, and wait I have something that I want to whisper and that is that the last hold-back-street obstractionist died ihere last suminei and they have a nice street with good wide sidewalks right up to this addition, sell of couise they will 5 ell and if you vatit to get the first pick yon will have to hurry. And here is another that you must not overlook if you want something on the ground floor for business lots I have six lots left north of the old woolen mill that are coming to the front fast, one for $400, one for $450 two for $650.00 each and two for $850 00 each, the last two have the street work done excepting the side walk, now if you want terms I can give you terms on these lots also. Acreage did you say, why sure horn $30.00 up anil it is good to or I would not be handling it, one hours walk from the Post Office not out 8 or ten miles, not out in the foot hills but on the county road I used to have 6 or 8 Fire Insur ance Companies in the office but got to thinking one good one would be bettert I got the Hartford Fire In- surance Company and I found I was right so will you if you investigate. Let us talk it over. IS. 15. OAKI5S, The Pioneer Land Merchant of Bandon, Oregon. Good Roads Goodrum Here. "Goodroads" Goodrum the Coos county agent for the Ford and Cadil l ie was in Bandon Wednesday meet ing the Bandon business men and prospective antoumbile buyers. S, G Whitsett who ;s the local acnt for these aits was piloting him around and during their rounds they closed up one or two deals for cats. There arc enough Fords and Cadillacs in Bandon so that every body knows what they look like, but it is said the 1914 designs in both cars are far superior to any thing yet put out by either ol the companies. The 1914 Ford is said to be es pecially fine, as the design is much different than it ever was before, 1 and the car is much more comfort able asc well as more beautiful. J. E Ford and family expect to move to Marshfield the first of the year to make their .future home. Their many Bandon friends will be sorry to lose them froniyour city but will wish them well in their new home. Blazing Trails In Glacier National Park With a Patfoe Camera B It - X IV 1 rir--7ojrVPathe I'arly En Route Throujh k) Int'liiile the womlerf til scenery Knrle. camera man for the jij WT Palhe Tarty Lcavlnj Glacier Park HolM ;'l v Jack, Exrcrt Horseman, 7 W ,, .... - (VrT' Operators Expend Much Time" With Camera on His Back y LA Swinin the I'alhc Camera lit I tice "ar('sl,ils ni1 Even (SciUV Across Entrance lo Ice Cave f MZZA Dan'cr ,0 Gct ,he Photos We .1 1 - ' ,:N '""j'ol the City Enjoy In Comfort in the Krent lmtional playground. Under the KUldance or Tom uawson, a veteran guide 01 tne hockios nf iimth"wi.sli'in Montana, Kluelers, rivers ami lakes, which make the park more fnnioiiH for Its scenic wonders than the Alps of Switzerland. Always seeking somethliiB new and marvelous for the patrons of motion picture theaters nil over the world, the I'athe company has sent Its northwestern representative Into Glacier National park on several trips. Leaving the big hotel at (Ilaeler park station, the I'athe party made n trip over Mount Henry, where a trail in now lielng hullt. and came out near Two Medicine camp, one of the beauty spots of the- park. For n week tho I'athe party, with Its pa k animals, camping outfit and guides, bhizwl new trulls Into remote regions, and beautiful waterfalls, 'lee Holds mid pii turesiie inountnln ranges welo lllmed. The picture under the eaptiou "Hlazing Trails in Claeier Notional I'ark" was recently released by the i'athe company aud is now being shown till over the United Financial Report. Following is the financial report 0 the Bandon White Cedar Festival Committee. coi.t.rci LD i'rom Mm sunscRinrR. Hliimlell ltros 10.0(1 K. 1). Myers 1 $10.00 I'. It. .1 foyt J $5.00 City Meat Market $10.00, J. Mnrs , $15.00 K. 1C. Reynolds $5.0() (iarouttc Hros $5.00 l'ord and Hotkey $5.00 William Sillintr, , $25.00 S. Amlcrttm ...... $5.00 1.. N. K. Kestauraut- $5.00 Jnrvitz Hros. .... '....... $2.00 M. Clarke,...; 30,00 R. II. Rossi Co." .....t... 111.00 (iros Hros $50.00 J-' I- Jotiea ..." $10.00 City Cirocery .. .'s..$5.00 A ttlmr Coach . ! $ 1 0,00 Maticiett Hros $5.00 O. A. Trowhriilge $10.00 Western WorKl..a 54.OO Handon Duig Co ".$5.00 C. K. Kopf ! l.'.$5.00 A. McAil.unj,. v $50.00 Joe Coaelt ? . $50.00 Ritchelor Saloon $50,00 S. Hansen $5.0() Howling Alley..; $15.00 Jamieson and IVige... $50.00 lUndou liar.. $50.00 Handon Furniture Company $10,011 "-loining company $10.00 urangc iiiariuacy fi.VV Iktmlon, Bty Goods CoinKtny $5.00 R.Hinusscu'Hroi. & Tuttle $30.00 K. HV lle $5.00 Ruiilon Power Company $5.00 1). M. Avcrill.y. $10,110 W. I.oomai ...$5.00 A. G. Krickkon $5,00 A. D. Mills ..$5.00 Djyoe and I'reisey ..5.00 Gilier Hytel...o $10.00 Byn Ton Barber Shop $5,00 Glacier National Tark of (Jlaelor Nntlmml park in tlie new I'athe 1'reres eouuiany, recently made 11 -Pathc Weekly Camp In Glacier I'arka JjZs the l'ntlm man secured some unusuni pictures 01 tne watenaus, moumaiiis, Golden Rule $10.00 I.. N. Gregory ..." $5.00 A. S., Gilbert $10.00 Handon Hardware Company..- $10.00 C. V. Lowe. ,..$2.50 ' Hank of Handon... $15.00 Firm Nationa1 Hank. .$10,011 $693.50 .. .,405.65 .$125.00 ---782.95 502.4S" -....J09.75 ...185.75 Concenioni Progmni conceswon Dance I'latform. Hill Hark.' From sale of Qneea' voles l''rom 3 tli of July fund, Streut Sprinkliim ..... 7.50 Sale of tUncc plaifonn " !. .80.00 Total Total receipt. . Total disbursement- . . $2,892 28 -2,892.28 .2,719.78 H'ance cah, fu hand- - .- 172.5(1 To the Bandon Carnival Com mittee, we the auditors ol the White Cedar Festival find the submitted statement of the financial condition of the White Cedar Festival Com mittee correct as per cancelled checks and vouchers. (Signed) D. M. Avertll, N. J. Gram, Audit ing Committee tor the While! Cedar Festival. At a "meeting of the Bandon Car nival Committee held on Friday. Decemberr5th the foregoing report was adopted. 0 It was regularly moved ard seconded' tint a meeting of the subscribers to the Carnival hind be held at the Commercial club hall at 8 o'clock on Friday Decern ber the 12th to determine what dis position shall be made ot the cash on hand. All subscriber tothe Carnival fund and to the Fourth of Julv fur.d are requested to attend this meeting. o Man ".see America Mrst" scries, uaipn u. trail uIjizIiik tour of unexiiiored repionn Special Features at Grand. "The Girl uul the Gangster," a two reel special by the Kaleni Con: pany. Its a melodrama of tho un derworld with a powerful plot, a picture that will hold yovr attention throughout. Pathes Weekly, latest events ol the world, "'The Master Fixer," a good Vitagraph comedy. This program you can see at the Grnnd Saturday night, Dec 13. Sunday night we present a magni ficcnt three part production entitled "The Springtime of i.ile,'' a power ful story, beautiful light effects, .splendid acting; in the third reel there is a realistic reproduction of a terrible theatre fire. The bill con chides with an liJison Comedy, "The Widows Suitors. ' Don't miss seeing this bill, Grand,' steam heat and a 5 piece orchestra, 000 The Prisoner of Zenda. daniel Frohmaii presents James lC Ilackett and a special company in "The Prisoner of Zenda," by Anthony Hope in 5 reels of motion pictures. This great feature has been booked in by the- Orpheum management at a very' great expense and the same will be sh3wn Satur day night along vvjth 5 an excellent vaudeville bill, admission 25c and 15 cents, 0 o Shcrifl W? y. 6aee wan in Ban don Wedncwlay, and was minus his fine long beard. Don't kno$ whnt his reason was for slaving theO oft. o a Christmas! East District About Complete and Digger Has Moved to Other Project. The progress of putting in the Bandon sewer 'lias been good since the digger arrived and Contractor Geo. P. I.aird hopes to have both oontiacts completed within the sixty day time limit. The System of district No. 2. which comprises the territory around the new school house is about com pleted and the digger has been moved to district No. 1. where is now tin owing din on Fourth Street. The weather has been quite favor able so far and with similar cou ddions the system will soon be complete' Birthday Surprise. December 91I1 was Mrs ohn Moore's birthday and anuuiber of her liiends came in to surprise her and to remind her of the occasion four course luncheon was served and Mrs Fred Gross presided at the punch-bow Those present were Grandma Gross, Mesdame-i Gus Gross, Fled Gross, .. lacobs, E. C. "Drosch Irn.-Tuek.er; K. Wyani.i M. Giles, Nvgren, B:-tf6"dgeTsT ACioyt,' J. IS. Ford, and Thorn. The decorations were pink and white festoons of ribbon and carna tions, music was furnished by Mrs. J. C. Brown. Mrs. Moore received a number of beautiful presents, con sisting of hand painted china and cut glass. Grandma Gross pre sided at the head table, gowned in brown sitk. trimmed with rare old 1 ice. The hostess was gowned in blue '-atin with heirloom lace. All present had a fine time and on depaiting, wished Mrs. Moore many more happy birthdays. The Brooklyn si tied yestcrbay morning with 15 tons ol freight. 21S 000 feet of lumlui and the following passengers: D Fal y, F.rick Srroin, John DeCoosta, J. A. Fenschler. A. S Owen, A, S. McKee, Joe Sitva, S Avery, Fred Meens R. discs, J. Walsh. Fied II. Woods. The Fifield arrived yesterday with 70 tons ol freight and 2t passengers, having made the round ttip in five days and one hour. The Fifield will sail tomorrow at 1 1 :00 a. m. The Bandon sailad 'this morning for San Diego wilh 15,523 railroad ties. The Speedwell will sail from San Francisco for Bandon Sunday. The Elizabeth arrived this after noon with 250 tons of freiglij and the following passengers: Mrs, L. Smith, Ruth Attlcsey. Earl At tlesey, R. Danielson, W0 I Tel wick, wjfe and child, Emerson Kirk, Alexander Kirk, S. C. Lee, F. O. Lee. Jv Giifstad, F. ll. Benhani, N. Jameson, W;. Muasten, Clyde Lillic B: J. Hall, L. T. Crouch. 0 The Eiizabeth will sail Suncjay. - Geo. W. Moore, president of the Geo. W. Moore Lumber Co. re turned home Tuesday noon" from 1 trip to S.in Francisco and Berkley having visited his family at thulattu place anil was'Iooking into the lum ber market in San Francisco, 0 o a Moa o o 0 Oo c o 8? o 00 9