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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1914)
In ,v3 CO O 0 o r Oo f- ' o 3E!iME -WEEKLY BANDON RECORDER Job Printing! A modern equipped job printing department. Advertisers! The Recorder covers the Bandon field thoroughly VOLUME XXX BANDON, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1914 NUMBER 14 NO ACTION MOM FOR COQIJILLE ' Itnndon Property Chang.c The Merchant Land company and Eugene O.Conncll have united in purchasing the one-third interest which A. M. Crawford, attorney gene ral of Oregon', held with them in the Wept Bandon Addition. The part ncrship. wan formed a number of years ago, a large tract being bought Tlin l.lillf nf Hiiu line linnn cntfl unrl The County Court Adjoutiis only about 140 lots remain. coos RECORDER RECEIVES TELEGRAM Day Twrics. ON ELECTION RIVER IMPROVEMENTS Without Taking Any Definite Steps. Basket Ball Tonight. The Bandon High School FROM CON GRESSMAN HAVVLEY ANNOUNCING BIG RIVER APPROPRIATION. WILL, CONVENE AGAIN .MONDAY Will Use Care That No Ir regularity Occurs to Mar Bond Issue. Basket Ball team will play a game at Bank Hall tonight with the Myrtle Point High and a good game is assured. At Myrtle Point recently, the game stood a tio nt the call of time and it was necessary to play longer in order to decide the game, which was won by Myrtlo Point. The game tonight promises to be fully as exciting and everybody should be out to root for the' home team, Candidate for Commissioner. County Commissioner G. J. Arm- jn t.liis issue appears the announce strong returned from Coquille yester- ,ncnt 0f Geo. .1. Armstrong for renonv day, the County Court having ad- jnfttion to the office of county com journeed until next Monday, as yes- rnissioner. Mr. Armstrong has filled terday was a legal holiday. I tho office' for the past term and has Mr. Armstrong informed The Re- made a good record, which should be corder that no definite action had yet given due, consideration at the hands been taken on the good roads bond- of the voters at tho primaries May ing proposition as the court still had lfith. the matter under consideration anu would decide on the date for the spec ial election next week. There is considerable difference of opinion on tho proposition, somo ask ing the county court to call the elec tion within tho next thirty days, Past Matrons Meet. ins 1'ast Matrons Association of Occidental Chapter No. 45, Eastern Star, met at the residence of Mrs. Stove Gallicr Wednesday afternoon After the regular meeting adjourned all were invited to tho dining room where an elegant luncheon was served. The long table was beauti fully decorated with flowers, the place cards being red hearts, sug gestive of St. Valentines day. Mrs. Gallier was assisted in serving by her daughters, Misses Edna and Gladys, and niece, Miss Alice Gallier. After refreshments, Misses Edna BIG RALLY TONIGHT Commercial Club Will Hold Big Meeting and Map Out Campaign,,. This Is the Largest Single Appropriation Ever Made For antI Gladys Gallier rendered several niL- t- -i i. n . . . . beautiful selections on the mis ivivur. xsl congressional uistrict ALL BUSINESSMEN SHOULD ATTEND Gets $1,775,000 in AH. Moose Ball Tomorrow Night. The Bandon Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, will give their third nnnual ball, at Bank Hall, tomorrow night, Tvhlle others want it held over until M judging from the preparations the regular primary on Mny 15th, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Recorder receiver) the following telegram from Congressman Hawley yesterday afternoon which will be good news ;to the people of the Co quille River valley. The telegram was dated at Roseburg Feb. 12, 1914, and reads as follows: "I have just been officially informed by commit tee on Rivers and Harbors, of the House, that I will have in bill reported next week, one million, seven hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars for the First Congressional District, "ninety thou sand dollars of which is for the improvement 6f Coquille water way." 0 W. C. HAWLEY, M. C. 000000000000000000000000 mano wnicn were greatly enjoyed by all. The afternoon was pronounced one of the most cniovable nffnirR nf ihn year by those in attendance. ' Will Take Up Matter of Those present were: Mesdames R II. Rosa, E. M. Gallicr, Matt Smith, will Urninc, Robt. W. Boyle, Fred Mehl, Steve Gallier.J. C. Slagle, and Misses Kate Rosa and Mary D. Ritchie Other members worn llnnhln in li Present. There will be a special meeting of The next meeting will be held at the tne Ramlon Commercial Club at tht Will Take Un Matter Woolen Mill Site and Other Matters. home of Mrs. W. E. Craino on the cor ner of Edison Avenue and Fourth St. West 3n the interests of economy. The attitudo of the County Court nrrnrdim? to Mr. Armstrong is to have everything about the election done correctly so there will be' no danger of knocking out the pedal .election or the bond issucat any future time because or any tech nical error. being made, it will be one of tho big gest social events of the season. Kaus rud's orchestra will furnish the music and the dance will continue from 9:30 p. m. to 2:00 a. m. WEATHER Many New Books for Library. The Library is rejoicing over an un usually valuable gift. Thoso good friends, Mr. Estabrook, Mr. Ira Sid well,' Mr. J. Neilson.and Mr. and Mrs Kronenberg, have secured for us a set of The World.s Geratest Literature, There nrc sixty volumes, as follows Amorican Essays. American Orations. British Essays, i British OrationH. French. German nad Italinn Es F,ays. Orations of Cicero and Demo thencs. Plato,s Republic and Dialogues. Aristoles Politics. Plato's Republic and Dialogues. Green's Short History of the En .gltsh People Creasy's Deeisive Battles. Carlyle's French Revolution, De Tocouoville's Democracy in America. Hegel's Philosophy of History. Bagehot's Physics and Politics. Froissarts' Chronicles. Dante's Divino Comedy. , Kants Critique of Pure Reason. . Mills Political Economy. Montesquien's Spirit of Laws. Water, Front,Note?,j The Elizabeth sailed Wednesday with 275,000 feet of lumber, G4 tons of freight and seven passengers as follows: filux Quiliam, J. L. Smith, Ceresa Feiada, C. L. Williams, II. S. Sherman, H. P. Elwcll, and wife. The Elizabeth will leave San Francisco for Bandon tomorrow. The Fificld will arrive from San- Francisco Sunday morning and will sail again Tuesday morning. The Speedwell will also arrivo Sunday. Tho Tillamook sailed for Portland Wednesday with 1758 railroad ties and five tons of miscellaneous freight. BUREAU UNCLE SAM GATHERS DATA IN VERY MATTER-OF-FACT MANNER. WILL MOVE - LARGE STORE commercial Ulub Hall tonight at which time a plan for n new cam paign for the revival fo the club will be taken up and other matters dis cussed. The subject of n site for the Ban- flnll VVnnlnn Mill ...Ml ! l. i-t. , ,. - I " ""v..... A..... tviu mnu uu lUUUII Ull milnlP'lMnn -f .wA.v. f . .ir I . 1 ........ vMKiuBsiuuii w. c. ana some definite action taken. Secretary Treadgold of the Coin- Comrrcssinnnl riinfrir. inr --- w v w uwAWftu iriiu i.iiiii l i'fni Tim iinfohiwi ii f ' I. . .- I . iiiumines. iur, uawiey has made of Commom. Rfnt.'n., M.nf if i, ?n . . I . w ' - w fin i 1 . LI IIJ 1 1 1 1 1 L an excellent reciord m Congress and was to be moved from Bandon, they uuiiv KUUU WUIA lor niH I Wnrttnrl n phiinnit frt r : I Mief-i-t ii: a i :. " "-i " .......v.... BBCUnnB me $uu,uuu this comunication will also bo discus- .M'i'i"iiiuuii IOr me uoquiiie River scd. wi oo a d g leather in his cap in this Everybody interested should attend vuey unu we predict that the pco- the rally and help to boost the town. in-- win uk"'" rauy 10 nis support. See Oregon First' ... 'A. . . . .K fact AsrdfrcTmthc tharGoid BANDON DRY GOODS CO. .WILL OCCUPY NEW ELLINGTON BUILDING. Newspaper advertising. The day has long gone, says an ex- Many people have an idea that there is something mysterious and occult about the work of the Weather Bureau in lorecasting the coming ot storms, frosts, and floods. Not a few think that the observers must necccs sarily get their data by reading the planets, the stars, and the moon As a matter of fact, the forecaster of the bureau foretells the coming of dis turbances in a businesslike way, very similar to that in which a man who has ordered a shipment of goods would estimate, the dutc of its arrival Suppose a business man had order cd a carload of pineapples from the Hawaiian Islands. He would know tho average time it would take the change; when the newspaper asks for advertising patronage on the plea that the business man ought to sup port their local paper.. No self-respecting newspaper today wants my advertising patronage as a mcro gift of charity, or from any. gener ous or mistaken sense of pride Newsnanors of toilnv solicit nilvnr- tisim? on n lmsm.. lmsi n1v nn.l steamer to mako tho trip to the Paci with the distinct understanding that ,c Iort' 1,10 averaK time lor unioad- thoV can and will i-ivl, v.ilim t-,.k.n,l lnK n loauiug inio reingeraior cars for every dollar paid them by adver- aml ho "voraRo number of days to bo Users, if-and there is tho rub of the hwi these cars lor their trip matter tho advertiser nav ns mur), ncr08S tho continent to New York, I II! . i! i ....... l ntinnilnn Mw, rnr.,,.i.. f iiic I is csnmaic, nowevcr, wouiuucsuu- Machiavellls' History of Florence. L.iveitisement as thenewsnaner does jcct to error' because tho steamship Bacon's Advancement of Learning. . th .lioninv nn,i nimilnHon nf it might meet with an accident nftnrwnnl. AlVr.riiaimr u .m im.J btorms, like pineapples, as a rule an exneriment. a device external . not origlnato in the United States ono's business, a mere something to ql,oy como to U8' fi0,ne from tho be trifled with in chance, a means of P"IPPlnoa, Japan, Siberia, Alaska, holnlmr it.o l.nuinno ,, liMi.. Canada, or the Gulf of Mexico. Tho HIIIVO, .,, In this ihiv nilvnrMatii. ia 5..ut nB weuuier mircau geis came, leie - J I I , . . . much a i.ni t nf tlm l,nin0t:a i,.vi Krapnic, or wireless notice or a lor- or selling the stock. It is an incipient 01rn f10' Olauo "er sla"n or part of tho process of selling and a ,,!BOU v,-i,ou, "-i'"115' aioriim most important one. If tho mnr- "ival in its neighborhood, so that and others on Ideal More, Bacon Commonwealths. Memoirs of the French Court. Goethe's Annals. MicheletB Modern History. Hallam's Middle Ages. Rawhinson's Ancient History, i 'Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered. VolUir'a Charles XII Von Ranko's Ilistory of tho Popes Essays by Hamilton, Jay, and Ma- Lhant wiu Rivo ono.tcnth ,mrt of tho the general direction and rate of pro- dison Memoirs of Pepys, Evelyn and Hamilton.. Taine's English Literature and Hebrew, Egyptian, Babylonian, As syrian, Persian, Japanese, Moorish, Malayian, Chinese, Arabian.Turkish, and Hindu Literatures. Tho Sacred Books of tho East. Tho Nibelungenlicd, and two vol umes of Dramatic Masterpieces. Here ia a splendid opportunity for Study Clubs. careful thought to his advertising that he does to tho selection of the goods he wants to soil, ho will find that advertising doos most certainly pay. gress can be determined very early, In fact, the arrival of some storms can be foretold ten days in advance. Tho forecasters watch for tho re gion of low barometer which is the storm center around which tho winds blow. This whirl or eddy moves bod ily forward with tho general east ward drift of about 050 miles a day in our latitudes.. Tho forecaster de teriniines the direction of movement of the storm and its velocity. When weather disturbances aro re- 'The Pythian Sisters will give their ; third nnnual Grand Ball at the Wig wam Saturday evening, February 21. In tho earlier part of tho evening, childen from six to fifteen years of Mra. Kronenberg also secured for K'0 'IT"1, 1" ?,0,l,,ttl "L?0,"' h"; Ported the forecaster knows from ex tho Library, a gift of twenty-five "' U1 , . pcrionco about how Ung It takes .dollars, from a friend in San Fran- r" ' l them to reach our Pacific coast, and Cisco. lurr " """"BS," then how long after they will reach Mr. G. Jowott has given us A gunuomcn win no ouc. the Atlantic coast. Foj- emple. if Study in Scarlet and Beaton's Bar- M. I. Randall has his new house a storm coming from Siberia drifts train. These gifts of books are al- completed and is moving into it today, 'antwunl itrround tho North Pole ways very welcome. I ,Stuvu Gallier, son, Lentncr, were and reappears a Aluska it should up- Jamea J...Corbett. "The Man From thi finlrinn wTi . I II 1. - a i r . is a thrilling four reel featutv. tOlino- "t-Mtii is not ioo nines irom tile -v....... a realistic story of the mining ex- coast or that distance from a Saw citement nf f!nlifn w. v..uaii, uitiuiH i iiiiii. nit! Miiinwiiur :iriini in tno Mill I T IlirnP DlhKnfnn A. : II . ' stirrimr climaxes. nntlnm 13 UI Mm takes the Wdino. nnrf 5 Oo,u eacli is cryiim for more a I - -- I'liubu I. , urama ana you will doubtless be cur- "ol,sc.s. woru comes irom tliere The Recorder announced Tuesday ,ous to so what sort of actor Cor- that the growth of tne town isbeinn that H. A. Murphy had bought the . .Kef ,n I"res. All we care seriously retarded lor the want of ve fn storv would snoil ' '!"- ' " ""-' his j5artner in the Bandon, Marsh- your anticipation. We will let you be 111 ,ne town Is occupied and people field and Myrtlo Point 5-10-15c stores the judge when you see the picture. are actually Icaviuir for want Of a has taken a half interest in tho bus- At the Orand Theatre. Saturday Uhfliir nignt. Feu. 14. Ai m s nn in.inn . i. mat n. a.. jiurpny nau bought the . ------- i tum serumsiy retarueu mr ine Bandon Dry Goods Company store, iTlZlulT T g0u houses for the people to liv , . 11 Bcts over with the big punch. r- i , , and since that time F. E. Westerberg, To tell more of tho story would snoil Lve'ytll,nK the shape of a iness and tho two gentlemen arc now equal partners in all of the four stores. The Bandon Dry Goods Co.'s stock will bo moved into the new Ellingson building us soon as it is completed, and will occupy tho entire first floor with tho exception of the corner, which will be occupied by Walter II, Wells with the Orange Pharmacy. This popular store will hold n big removal sale before moving, the an nouncemfint of which will appear in Tuesday's Recorder. It is said that the ne.irest sawmill to Gold Beach is ioo miles away and that every piece ol lumber 'that is used there is carried inland ioo miles on a gasoline scnooncr. A Ladies Aid Entertains. ine Ladies Aid Society of the M E. church fnvn n Vn1nni. the lady members of the church and resi(,ent of Gold Meacl'- recently in their friends in tho church parlor roitland, said that a splendid op uuuuhuuy uucrnoon. a delicious portunity to make monev awaits luncheon was serveed and the sion was enjoyed by many, Creamery Has a Good Year. A big business was done by the Coquille creamery during the past occa- the man who will build : small s.nv. mill in tne vicinity of that town. "There is a fine market at Gold Reach and vicinity lor lumber," said ' he, "and soiihi practical sawmill nan with small capital could make a tortune out ot a mil in our pear in Washington and Oregon in Great Lakes in six days and to the Atlnntif. rnnaf- in cnunn nr nlirhf rlnva Unexpected conditions mny delay ' w.uiumB io ine lonowing trom section.' storms or dovert them from tho v-oqunie neraid straight ' track, just as a rofnger- I he annual meeting of the Co- ator cqr may bo thrown off its sched- u,ie Creamerv comnanv w.kj hlrl For County Commissioner. ulo or be shipped by accident on a p u -th Th eIe.,inn hn,r . I hereby announce myself a candi- wrong road, borne of these stormi , ,. , ... . dnto for rcnomination for county com deplete themselves by running into re- r;' ,", U,B cun"u- rnissioner before tho primaries, May gions ot high narometer which aro ot " wnu ui uiu uui uoaru, viz: lfith. greater magnitude and extent than W. 11. Hull, president; J. P. Clau 14t2x G. .1. ARMSTRONG sen, G, E. McCtirdy, C. C. Williams and D. K c..lo. .i.i . Attorney F. J. Feeney was in n.w-wfcw . ih hv, ' Marshfield on business Wednesday. secretary io attend to the outside in Marshfleld Wednesday nignt, the' rustling lor the company. Reports of the business covering the period from Feb. t, 1914, show ed that the amount received lor butter was $81, 217. so. Of this the storm itself. Some of them, how. ever, travel completely around tho world. To keep tab on cold waves that come into tho United States from Can ada and Alnska, the Weather Bureau studies the Canadian weather reports. England sends reports from Iceland, the British Islands nnd Continental Europe, anddaily reports como from St. Petersburg 611 theconditions in Russia and Siberia. I). M. Averill Returns D. M. Averill returned yesterday from his eastern trip, having been as far as Chicago and laid in his seasons stock of goods. Mr. Aver ill says tho people of tho section vis ited nre doing a lot of talking but that business is not opening up as rapidly as it might. However, tho general outlook, he says, is vift-y good for tho future. latter having been initiated into tho Elks lodge. Rev. Iv. II. Mowrc, prcsidingg El der will preach at tho M. E. church. south, next Wednesday (Feb. 18) fhursady, Inday, Saturday and "Sun' day at 7:80 p. m. and Sunday Feb. 15 at 11:00 a.m. A cordial invitation is given to tho public W . B. Smith, pastor. There will be no services nt tho M. E. Church South Sunday morning, .... wit. v.uiiK V.-KHVIUII IB IIIVIIVU IO Ul- O tend tho Presbyterian church where Rev. Ilfirtrnnft will lulls nn r :.. Tho Bandon attnrnnva hnv nil rn. . . . - .... - 1 ,.,.1.. 1, 1, ,1 . 1. i j : 1 . 1 ,, rni. . . . turned from Uio county seat, court , " "u ," u' having adjourned- until Monduy of ",,u w, K"ur P""c are cordially next week. . invited. amount $74,549 06 was paid to pa. trons, and the balance went into operating expense account. The amount of butter manufactured was 268,901 pounds, and the average price paid for hjUter fat was 35 2-1 1 cents. Marshfield Record. o ' o I. 0 a