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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1914)
SEMI-WEEKLY IUNdON RECORDER, Afcfttt Sirt, 1914 i tlotel Gallier Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per day. Special rates by weekormonth Sample room in connection Bandon ::: ::: ::: Oregon W. E. STEINOFF THIS HARNESS MAN omplete stock of har ness, shopping bags, trunks, suit cases, valises c and traveling Mioses "ROLLING IN WEALTH" THE BANK 60 CENTS WHY NOT HAVE AN EXTENTION TELEPHONE INSTALLED IN YOUR RESIDENCE, THE PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED TO CO CENTS PER MONTH. THINK OF THE UNNECESSARY STEPS THIS WILL SAVE YOU. COOS BAY HOME TELEPHONE CO. Automobile and Machine Work Bring your work to the Garage and Machine Shop. Everything done with neatness and dispatch. Agent for Buiek Automobiles. M. D. SHERRARD, Bandon, Ore. E. T. WOLVERTON H. C. DIPPEL Coos County Means Opportunity See Bandon First DIPPEL & WOLVERTON CHOICE FARM LANDS FI'tE INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC RENTALS.! HOOK-KEWING (iUY DIPPEL AUDITING ACCOUNTING BANDON r: :: :: :: OREGON FIRST STREET, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE ooooooooooo o o O, Sll M N E It o Xtt o EXPERT PIANO TUNING o ALL WORK GUARANTEED o ttt o C'OQLHLLE OREGON o o O O O 0 O O O O 0 PURE DRUGS Do you wmil jmru drug and drug wuihIHoh, finu lrhmm, Jwlr IhhihIium, iukI tufjot M'lfulwf If ufill on &V, U))S Minion ?! bags. u is not the lot of many women, even in these prosperous times; but a com petence will conic to most who banl? their iLivins, especially when inter- out a added, as is the case with our depositors. Wo accept deposits as small as one dollar, and pay interest thereon at the rate of four per cent It won't be a year hence when you will thank us for telling you this if you decide to get a bank book here today. OF BAND OK AND CITY PROPERTY CONVEYANCES REAL ESTATE FARM LANDS INSTRUMENTS ANOTHER BARGAIN t t t o fi-room house, newly ro-inodul- o o od, and lot 88xli)2 on Jackson o p Avonuu, near City Park. Street o a work done, Only $1100; terms o o on part of this price. o X t t a. ii a ii i: It I. Y 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MRS. W, W. WOLFE PIANO HOG TYING AJ.0N6H0RN. Catching, Tripping and Roping a Steer In Twenty-ieven Second. To rope, "bust" und "hog tie" a wild Texas longhorn single nnndod In two minutes Is u siiort which represents the dally work of the range. Men of quick eye and steady nerve each stnrt their fifty feet behind the longhorn. which may jump the nrcna fence like n deer and ngnln and ngnln dodge when It hears the first Bwlsh of the rope. The rope often breaks on the tautening, or the saddle may slip, as In the case of Bill Mnhaffey, who landed on his head with foot caught ki the stirrup and but for the splendidly trained cow pony might have been drnggcil and killed. There goes Cuba Crutchflcldl He overtakes his sister. Swish, swish! Ills lariat zips through the air a beautiful throw over the horns. Then the cow pony braces, and the rope tightens like a harp string. Watching, anticipating every movo of his horned nclversnry the cowboy now circles the animal so that the rope Is brought from the horns around the hind legs. A word, and the knowing pony makes a sudden start Thud, and the steer Is tripped or "bust ed." The rope tautens, and the rider Is nlreiidy running afoot with a short cord In hand toward the steer, depending for his own snfoty on his trained" cow. pony to hold that rope taut and the steer In position. With marvelous dex terlty he "hog tics" with a number of half hitches looped about the hind feet and one forefoot of the steer. The man stands erect, rnises both arms In the air, and Crutchfleld has not only won the steer roping championship, but has ridden down, roped, thrown nnd hog tied n steer in twenty-seven seconds, within six seconds of the best record ever made. World's Work. VIOLINISTS UNMASKED. Edlaon Telle the Secret of How They 8trike the Right Mote. Thomas A. Edison, who has nn ex pert knowledge of every known mn slcnl Instrument, from the oboe to the iieolian harp, was discussing the great violinists of the present age. He spoke with deep feeling. "I havo to admit," ho declared sadly, "that for a long time those fellows had mo completely bewildered. I used to watch them In nmnzcnicut. Every time one of them shot n finger halfway down the neck of bis fiddle and stop ped It In exactly the right place for the sounding noto I gOBped in astonish ment. Every time, it seemed, he could stop that finger correctly within one thousandth of nn Inch. That's what'ho had to do In order to make the right note. And I concluded that he nnd his fellows were In some way superior to all other kinds of peoplo in tho matter of Judglng.dlstances. "But I know better now. After long nnd enrcful observation I havo discov ered tho truth. Those fellows shoot their fingers up and down with an air of great confidence, but they never know exactly where tho fingers will stop. Like any other human being, they guess at it. Then just ns tho noto Is begun by the scraping of the bow their trained ears catch tho defect, nnd they readjust their fingers. Conse quently, although the public doesn't know it. the great violin geniuses of the world fill their work with a lot of notes that start falsely." Popular Mag azine. A Change That Worked. Little Alice wns writing Invitations for her birthday pnrty and had been Instructed by her mother to write tho sentence "Pleaso bring no presents" at tho bottom of ouch Invitation. The little guests arrived at tho ap pointed time, but ench came with a gift for the hostess. Alice upon being taken to task for having forgotten the sentence said: "No, mamma; I put in every single letter of that note. I only changed the no the least little bit" Tho note read, "Please bring on pres ents." Ladles' Homo Journal. Only Hit Little Joke. A clergyman who wns a widower hnd three grownup daughters. Hav ing occasion to go away from home for a few weeks, he wrote home from time to time, in one of his letters bo Informed them that he had "married u widow with six children." This creat ed ti stir in the household. When tho vicar returned homo one of his daugh ters, her eyes red with weeping, said: 'Where's the widow you married. father?" "Oh, I mariiecMier to another man. I ought to have Told you that" Lon don Telegraph. Crlticiim. What play did you see when you went to the theater?" " 'Romeo and Jullot' " "How did you like It?" ".Well, tho costumes wero all right. but Romeo couldn't danco, and Jullot wnsu't much for looks, nnd neither one of 'cm had any real now stuff," Wash ington Rtnr. Women and Betting. "Why Is It thnt mun bet nnd women don't?" "Men choose betting as a inrmui of putting n stop to nn nrgiituont" "Well?" "Woll, women novor want an argu ment tApptol.' Cluvulaml Leader, Bh Knew, MHflain, do you jfv nny of your (lino for wilf n-riwiiuiir "Corldlnly I ilo IVJjHif to wj wup. HO I'X'UlUf iflU4 Mfl' TlimJl) tOfY'm KH'hWWK. FED PER0XIDET0 HENS. Only One of the Flock of Thirty Now Survive. Rochester. N. X. -John B. Cramer had a fine flock of chickens which he was desirous or selling. He was told by a prospective purchaser who looked at some of the eggs that the eggs wero not whko enough for tho market to which he was shipping. A friend of Mr, Crnmer advised him thnt small doses of peroxide of hydro gen fed In water or mash would nid his hens to produce eggs of the proper do grce of whiteness. Cramer made the experiment nnd thought the eggs were growing whiter, but not fast enough to suit him. He then increased the dose. His bens soon stopped laying eggs of nny color, nnd one of them died. Now ail that Is left of his (lock of thirty is one old rooster, which Mr. Cramer would like to give away to Rome worthy person. BIGGEST HYDROAEROPLANE. Makes Firt Trip Designer May Try Atlantic Flight In 1915. Paris. The biggest hydroaeroplane In the world has Just made its llrst trip oil the Seine. The boat Is 8 meters 70 centimeters long by 'i meters 00 centi meters wide. It has two planes, oacli 27 meters long nnd M,"i square meters surface. There are two motors of 200 horsepower. The machine enrrles two pilots, two mechanics and enough gas oline and oil for 1.000 kilometers, It weighs, thus loaded, nearly five tons. It wns built by an engineer, Maurice Collies, with the aid of M, Jnnson. M Coll lex has no intention of attempting n transatlantic flight this year, but In 1915 lie hopes to try. with a flying boat of larger size one twenty motors long-llrst a Mediterranean nnd then nn Atlantic flight. PICKS POCKET WHILE KISSING. Italian Thief Employs Novel Ruse to Plunder American. Rome. Dr. John Francis Hurle's pocket was picked In the Plaza Dos pngna the other day ns lie emerged from a bank where lie. hnd cashed a check for $ir0. In relating Ills ex perience to the police Dr. Hurlo said that what surprised him Was tho way the thief accomplished his purpose. "lie embraced mo nnd tried to kiss mo on both cheeks In the true Italian fashion." snid the doctor. "I freed my self immediately and the man apolo gized courteously and nppnrontly wns sotry for the mistake. When he dis appeared 1 discovered the loss of my wallet" EAT SALMON AND LOWER EXPENSES Bureau of Fisheries In Bulle tin Tells of Advantages. Washington. The bureau of fisheries has issued a bulletin to show folks how to sniito the high cost of living by eating less meat nnd more salmon. Statistics nre presented to show thnt one can buy more bone, muscle, blood and brnlu bullding material for less money by purchasing salmon than by purchasing most forms of moat One pound of canned red salmon, nc- cordlng to the burenu or fisheries, will cost, ir of the best quality, about 1(1 cents. The same quantity of nutri ment in the form of strictly fresh eggs would cost 3(1 cents; steak. 3.'l cents: mutton. IKi cents; chicken. 216 cents; smoked ham. lU'i cents; pink salmon. 12Mi cents. The best grades or canned salmon. tho burenu or fisheries finds, nre richer than meats In body building materials nnd contain ubout the same amount of ruts. Pink salmon, which Is a cheaper grade. Is better than meats ror making flesh nnd bone, but has less rat. 'Either Is as digestible as tho best sirloin steak, there Is no waste, nnd nothing lias to be thrown away except tho can," says the burenu. 'To reduce the cost or living eat more salmon, especially or tho cheaper grades, and loss moat Meats spoil quickly In the homo. Canned salmon will keep Indefinitely if unopened.' ASKS DIVORCEAND RECALL Sheriff' Wife Seek Liberty and Los of Husband's Job. Snn Francisco. In nddltlon to tinv- Ing brought divorce proceedings ngulnst Frederick 8. Eggors, sheriff of hnit Francisco county, his wife announced lit it signed statement that slio would circulate n petition ror his roeill from nlllcc. Thoy havo lived together thirty years, Tills is not splto work," said Mm. Eggcro. "I simply do not helluvo that Hhuiirf Eggerx is n fit man to ho In n public ofilco " In her xtntement Mm. Kenan out lined tentlinony which xliu luijl given buforo tho grand jury. MlM'np Father Found, Docfltur, Ill -Mont KrlinlU, who wn Mid to Iiim'o Ihi'i ilrowiuxl In llio Hun giwion wivcii year ngo and who was roTi'iilly dcnviriwj In Hliumn. Vtt., worklsitf uii'lor un umimi'd winm, ric (urnix) Id JJoiitiur to vd( fumlly, wlilW ('oiiM of hi wife, hiw turn clliiiii mim i)ii mn) u Klrl mm ytm 4)li V'lu fuwjjy will Lmi Miillwl hkiiIu, but wpi fiioKD um &m DO YOU KNOW The City Market has the most up-to-date Sausage Kitchen' in Southern Oregon Having modern facilitate tempting, The City Geo. Erdman, Prop. .;..ju..4....!.4..2;j..;.4:.4nj. Readers of the Bandon t Recorder, and Friends: i Special Bargains in Farm Lands and City Property SQUARE DEAL REALTY CO. W I C K II A M II O U Cnquille, Oregon S E Is again open for bus iness nnd solicits your patronnge when at the County seat MRS. G. Ii. WICKIIAM, Prop. EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS S. S. BREAKWATER ALWAYS ON TIME SAILINGS From Portland Every Tuesday at S:()() P. M. From Coos Bay Every Saturday at Service of the Title. Confirm sailings through M. F. Shoemaker, Bandon PHONE 142 uruur j our rreigm ouiu uy ine uiu itenaoie ELIZAB Large Two-Berth Outside State Rooms With Run ning Water. Eight Day Service Between the Coquille River and San Francisco. FIRST CLASS PASSENGER FARE, $7.50 FREIGHT RATES, .$3 ON UP FREIGHT Reservations: J. E. Norton, Coquille; Perkins', Myrtle Point; E. B. Thrift, Langlois. .1. E. WALSTROAI. Aircnt. Bandon T. A. D. Mills Real Estate Fire Insurance Notary Public Renlnlti Giwd a)m in AAilm VarU $&1 J town mid gif) per just installed machinery to turning out juicy sausage. Meat Market Phone 193 I ' I Hotel Bandon I American Plan, and SI. 50 per SI. 00 (lay. rooms European Plan 50c, 75c 6c $1 per da' E. G. CASSIDY Prop. tfrfreift tII2m !"! - ETH i t i t 1 i &