Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915, July 17, 1914, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI'-. . aft The Grand Theatre The House SATURDAY, July, 18-"Through Fire to Fortune" or the " Sunken Village". In five tremendous parts. A wonderful, picture. Admission 10 COMING, SUNDAY July 19th-"The Adventures of Kathleen No. 9". Kathlyn tames lions and tigers. 5 reels 0j ,r LOCAL NEWS ITEMS , - j i Experienced nurse Mrs. II. K. Jones. Leave card nt P. 0. tf. Try the Unique for n good, square meal and sweet bread. tf. For Sale Lot with threo room house. Inquire at thin oITicc. 38if. s. Dr. S. C. Endicott, dentist, has moved into the new EllingBon build ing. fiOtf. L. L. Urandcnliurg, who has had charge of the Iinnrion Warehouse since last November, left on the Fi flcld for San Francisco having" sev ered his connection with that insti tution. Mrs. Hrandcnburg left about u month ago, and they will not return to this city. The Brandenburg's have many friends here who will wish them well wherever they may go. Sec Dipple & Wolverlon for ab stracting, conveyancing, fire and plate glass insurance, fidelity and surety bonds. Notary public in office. Op posite the Postoffice. Phone !i!!. tf. Miss Zettio Gibson, who is taking n nurse's training course in a San Francisco hospital, left on the Flizn beth for that city after spending a ten days vacation visiting her par ents and other relatives and friends in this city. , For Sale Threo and one-half acres good land, mstly cleared tir.d in c tivation, fine garden, good six loom house, good well, partly feic.l, 1 " miles southeast of PostofTir i. A sn,' at $8.00. Also 10 acre;: I ni'l fn . Postoffico, some good limbur, i.l $u0 per acre. Dipple & Wolverton. tf. .I..;...j..I..:..I..t..j..:..j..:..ti..i..:..:...j. City Iransreri S. D. Kelly, Proprietor Light and Heavy haul- mg promptly done. Contracting and grad- mg. Transcient trade en ipi nr I- n v q n s ? i w v vv if -a m. w - -J w u boarded. Phone 1151 Office: Dufort Building 3: : Brown & Gibson j i The Lending Contractors nnd liuililcrs We furnish plans and speci fications and it you are go ing to build anything, no matter how large or how small, wc can save you money. Let us figure on your building. WOOD FOR SALE flood hotly 11 r wood $J,75 iw tlor didlverml. Wood mil to order '' VtoouoWU I of Features. and 15 cents. 0ne Ma AppIauded. Cninlllo Sulnt-Snens wns presont ,vi,e Verdi's "Hymn of All Nations" wns rendered for tlio tlrst tlmo nt the opening ceremonies of the world's fair In London, nnd lie gave thl3 renson. for the "failure" of the composition: "Tim hymn was arranged to lntrouuco the i national nnthein of the various coun tries, and, not knowing that tho 'Mar seillaise' was at that tlmo In bad re pute. It wns used as representative of France. The Emperor Nnpolcon when he heard the strains turned pale, and the knowing ones In tho audience were so greatly embarrassed that no ono In the great throng dared applaud. Yes, one man did applaud, and that was 1. Napoleon arose In his box nnd directed his opera glass toward me. and I looked at him through my glass. After it few moments the emperor hurriedly departed." Gave Him a Christian Name, nven the polyglot Swiss interprets at the general postolllce admits thai I here are languages which would stump him. How would he have solv ed the problem once presented nt the Unmpstcnil (ireen postolllce nnd re corded In Haines' "On the Track of the .Mall Conch V" Two ladles wanted to send a money order to a foreign tradesman In Oxford street. "What Christian iiameV" Inquired the cleric "lie Is a Tink and lias none." "We must have a Christian name," the "lerk Insisted. "Hut you can't His bill merely says 'Kotscomnllcii.' " "Oh. very w.ell." decided the clerk. "Tlint will do Cut Ids inline In two and make the order payable to 'Kotze Mo Hen.' " Solomon could not have dune better. London Chronicle. The Parson's Soft Job. "There Is a prevalent Idea union a the criminal classes that the clergy Have nothing whatever to do." The authority for this statement If the archdeacon of Iondon, who has three large prisons In his archdeacon ry. An old woman once said to a Jail chaplain: "I wish you could llml n Job for my old man He Is not up to much and cannot do anything, but he wants a soft Job like yours!" London Globe. Willino to Take n Tip. "Look here," said the sophomoroV father, "how do you expect to do any studying If you're going to be out tear lug around ever night until 11 to l'J o'clock?" "Darned If I know, dud. I wish you'd put your mind to work on the matter and let me hear from you If you succeed In working any thing out" -Chicago Uecord-Hemld. Spiteful. Hollo 1 don't see why you call lie' spiteful. 1 thought she was paying you n compliment. Clara-Ob, yoi don't know her Itelle Why. didn't die tell you yon were looking quite yourself again? Clara -Hhe said quite uy "old self " london rit-lllts. Behind the Procession. Hoplrus (to Ills v. Ifei Von might tell Susan that ttils Menk Isn't done (nnugli Mrs Hopkins Von are three tills Ik hind rhiirh'H; this one's inline ,h Itclli'dn! Special Young mens suit3, Size 31 to now $7.00 and $9.00 V? uUo haven lurfp lint of Mens suit from 12,00 up.. Hoy ""ii vv it 1 & tuo pair of pant for ?,00 M. BREUER Queer Th ugs That Turn Up In the News J. L. Hart of Kansas City, Mo., In an advertisement stated that at three clue tlons sonio ono elsu had voted for him before lie arrived at tlio polls. . Five Wcllcsley college' girls nro working two weeks behind Hoston de partment store counters to help raise funds for a new college dormitory. Henry Dornnin, said to be tlio oldest man In tlio United Stales, Is dead nt T ji inn r. Mo.. In hi nni hundred and sixteenth year. Ho fought through the civil war In the Seventh Michigan reg iment At an miction Bale at Lexington. ICy., fifty-two and a half acres of land which were sold In a block comprised n mythical city of (iramird. Fur twen ty-live years It has existed only on pa per, without streets or houses. A horse hns been ordered to report tc the superior court of Itocklnghani county, N. K., and Is at present being supported on the county farm In Hrent- irwwl inifll Hi., nutipf n vmmu 111 Am-ll T, , reJ , llt)Kntlon. EXPECT CHILD WILL SEE THROUGH EYE OF A PIG, Surgeons Anticipate Successful Out come of Remarkable Operation. An operation which marks a now step in surgery has been performed In tho Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat , hospital. The entire cornea of the eye i of a pig was taken out nnd grafted on tho eye of a throe-months-old boy. Tho little patient is Dnvld Kane, who was blind at birth. It is said by tho surgeons nt the hos pital that every Indication points to success, although the grafting of an animal's cornea on a hunian being has never before succeeded. In former operations tho cornea used wns that of n rabbit. The recent operation was tho first in tho history of surgery to bo performed with tho eye of n pig. Several weeks ago, by a more ordinary operation, tho sight oA tho boy's right cyo was made almost perfect. The con dition of the left eye necessitated the use of the pig's corneiu In tho last operation the pig was chloroformed, tho eyeball taken out and the cornea cut from It. An extraordi narily fine needle and tine silk were used In putting the cornea u place uu til It has grown to the child's eyeball. Two cases lire said to bo on record where the grafting of human corneas gave sight to totally blind eyes. FISH AS CHICKEN FEED. Valuable Byproduct Utilized In tht Herring Oil Industry. A new development In a compara tively new Industry Is announced by Philip G. KuucUe. president of an Alas kan company engaged in the extrac tion of oil from tlio herrings which swarm In the northern waters. It is the utilization of the byproducts a poultry food. "When the fish nre brought to the factory," says Mr. Euncke, "tho catch 13 divided into live lots and distributed In equal portions. After being thor oughly boiled In huge vats tho llsh un forced through giant rollers, tho oil Mowing Into receptacles provided for It nnd tho crushed llsh falling down a cliuto to the tloor below. Here tho fish are again compressed to extract tho remainder of the oil, and tho guano or residue Is boxed up for the market Tho guano was formerly sold ns fer tilizer, but by n special process much of It is now mixed with a small per centage of the oil and becomes an ex. lellent poultry food. "Analysis of the now food proves It to be rich In protnln, which Is ono of the most valuable elements lu a poul try food, and an added percentage of lime from tho bones of tho llsh. lends to make shell for i-gjjs when fed to lay ing hens." Sale 35 I PROFESSIONAL CARDS THOMAS F. HAGGERTY Attorney-at-Law Over MrNair's Hardware Store Phone 482 HANDON, ORKUON C R. WADE Lawyer BANDON, OKKGON DR. H. L. HOUSTON Physician & Surgeon Office over Drug Stare. Hout, 9 to 12 a. m; iuu to 4 p. m ;7 to o in the evening. HANDON, OREGON DR. SMITH J. MANN Physician & Surgeon Office in Panter Building. Houu, 9 log 1 2 a. m; I to 3 p. m. HANDON, OREGON DR. L. P. SORENSON Dentist Office over Vicnna'Cafe. Telephone at office and residence. BANDON, OREGON G. T. TREADGOLD A tlomey and Counselor at Law Ofllcc in New Bank Building Notary Public BANDON, OREGON DR. R. V. LEEP Physician & Surgeon Office in Rasmmsen Building. Phone 72J BANDON, OREGON DR. ARTHUR GALE Physician & Surgeon Office over Orange Pharmacy. Office phone, 352. Residence phone, 353. -BANDON, OREGON DR. S. C. ENDICOTT Dentist Office Phone 71: Re.. Phone 312 BANDON, OREGON DR. I. L. SCOFIELD Dentist Office in Fahy and Morrison Build-Tng- next to Emergency Hospital. Phone 1141 DR. H. M. SHAW Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist OlHcc Phone 330.J Res. Plume 105-J Rooms 20(1-1 Irving Block MARSHKIELD, OREGON P. A. SANDBERG Civil Engineer Surveys, l'lans and SpectHcatio is Office Bank Building BANDON, OREGON BENJAMIN OSTLIND Consulting Engineer and Architect Office in Thrift Buildinr; BANDON, OREGON KODAK WORK Bring us your Kodak work. Wo huvo installed an electric printing machine and can lin ish on short notice, day or night, nnd secure tlio best re sults. A trial is convincing. YOURS TO PLKASH L. I. WHEELER Arlist Near Outlier Hotel Mrs, Guy Dippel S)lri!H't'orrcli!lrt.' I'MIM! m Sam Says The mill is down butFm still on the job, ready to furnish you with a sky scraper or a chicken coop. GEO. W. MOORE LUMBER CO. WMfjnwn u i ai mm av For our customer not just today, but tomor row and for all time to come, if Right Right Prices Courteous Treatment .and prompt delivery is what you want WE HAVE' YOU tSucceor EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS 1 S. S. BREAKWATER j ALWAYS ON TIME I SAILINGS From Portland Every Tuesday at 8:00 P. M. J From Coos Bay Every Saturday at Service , of the Tide. Confirm sailings through Real Estate Fire Insurance Notary Public Rentals Good Lots in Azalea Park, $25 Down and $10 per month. Bargain in Business Lot on First Street. BANDON TRANSFER CO. Gatchell Brothers, Props. All kinds of heavy and given prompt attention. son, J'ish rroperly. .Telephone till. i Order Your Freight Sent by (he Old Reliable S. S. ELIZABETH Largo Two-Horlh OuUiriu Statu Rooms With Run ning Water. ICighl Day .Service Jk'twcoii Ihe Couullle River and J bnn rmnntico. FIRHT CLA&S J'AHMKNUKIt FA UK. S7,fill FUNKill'f UATIfiM, til OW UP FUlvJiJUT Jtumimtllui): J, K, Norton, rouulllu: J'urk Myillw Point ; K. want you Good l r to A. E. White M. F. Shoemaker, Bandon t PHONE 142 liuht drayini?. Phone orders f. .Barn corner first Ai Iui- 3 H, Turin , imu&uh.