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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1914)
PAGE TWO SEMI-WEEKLY BANDQN RECORDER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18. 1914 SEMI-WEEKLY the roof of that building last Thurs dny. Mr. Uookc fell from the main fBandon Recorder srCJJSSrSS? - 4 Published eVcry Tuesday and Friday anij shoulders the shock came near X by (The 'Recorder Publishing Co., Inc. breaking his nock; however, the ver- 7. , tubrae was so badly .bruised that a Enler'ed'W the Post Office at Ban- hemorrago was fausedfnear the spinal i don, Oregon, as mail matter of the cord rtj)d the injured man is paralysed SCCOnd 'Class. ' IDCIOWuw waistline. iubi iitio Mr. Rooke had rnllieu consicieranie, nnd liopc is entertained for his rc-1 covcry. COQUILLE NEWS Pmm tlin Sentinel: e people of Myrtle Creek district radinc their school crounds, put- in a new vater system and mnk- ng other improvements at u u- M --i'l.idt'0Vg'and Mining. W. -STUART Bern. i .... .... .11. I AlaKe all 'cpoCjtsyipaygiiieiKi auciress Tn( nil communications td IhoFcomnnny. nre i ini fi.mu i tihg' 1J11111 r i i j l i 0 Subscription price, $1.50 per year, in penso of $100, and will probably suc- ITHT' Jadfance'l, cecd in their purpose to place their 4 8 FP M- -' '" school in the "A Standard" class. It has also been decided to have a win tr school instead of a summer one as gineer to prepare plans and specifl cations for the continuing the pro iected plan of paving from Califor nia to Washington and east to Stan ton, three more blocks in all. Tomas Winfield, a tiemaker em nloved at Harris' camp on the Sencr slacken place, about two miles from the North Inlet landing, was instant ly killed late Saturday afternoon by a tree falline on him. Natal Day celebration of the Order of Eastern btar meets this year in North Bend on August 31. All the lodges of the county will be repre sented and it is expected several hun dred guests will be present. The city council of Enstside acconv nanied by a number of representor tivc citizens visited Cooston last Sun- dav to look over the proposed annex ing the cast' side of the bay to the town of Eastsidc. It is proposed to connect the two places bv a nlank road nnd draw bridge across Coos river. Tho committee of both places arc reported to be highly enthusias tic on the the plan ot incorporating the two places and believe that with the vast amount of lots held by the several townsite companies when tax ed in their just rate compared with 3mall property holders living there, a vast amount of improvements could be mnde. inr e-frsnrz r " , f r rm.i7C!triHI V xt VY W i i -i i L heretofore, and C. E. Waterman has Now that the city has decided dn , ,een onira'c( j as teacher. Lampa dis- i .. r il. T l ..... 1 ...tl.l . . . .V. " . . '.. l .. ..1 l uio purciiniie oi mu ijuihhih nuim trlct Will also nave u winter suuuui "'nystci We're should bd further steps instead of a summer one; and this is , taken tf. i.nprpas.o the supply It is a a change whieem, tom gener . generally known, fact that the pres- s(jvon ,nonths tcrm ami j. Bcdding cht 'supply will not long be adequate f jci,j will teach. for the needs of the city. In fact it Superintendent Baker is going ov is hardly sullicienl at tic present or to Beaver Hill the last of this week . . to decide between the two sites offer- time. The Bnndon Water Company e(, for th(J fino ncW school l)Uitii,nt had been preparing for some time to that Harry Clousor is going to erect enlarge the system if it had not been there this falK taken over by the city. The new Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Barrow went . .,,1 , j- . down to Bandon Friday afternoon to supply should bo received from some th(jir gon wnl( olf on the Specd. place high enough above the city to weu' ,. gan Francisco. He goes to insure good pressure everywhere and enter the state university at Berkeley from a source where the purest spring where he will proceed with his studies, . . . , . . , , in civil engineering and architecture, water can bo obtained. We under. for his schcond year.s c0urse. -jlr stand there are fiovcral places ner an,i jrrSi Harrows visited at Bar.dop, - the" city 'where an ample Biipply qf returning Sunday afternoon, t'good'wnter'cajl be obtained at a rea- Our popular druggist, R., S. Knowl- sonable cost, and these place should ed " ?ook "the" Speedwell be investigated and the best nnd mosl whch will sail from Bandon for Fris- ! feasible one 'decided upon as soon 4s do next Sunday. They start thon for Airs. Emma Bowne, was shipped to i unship ' a two month's eastern trip which will Port Orofrd, and last Saturday af- he spent mostly in visiting iur, ivja ""i""" a iuiu iu iat ueaiuu old home in central Arkansas, whore her husband in the cemetery at this most of his relatives reside. place. Funeral services were con- Tho Sherwood and Liljcqvist fam- ducted in the church and at the grave iliesj who had been camping down jn by Rev. Paull. A residence of over Curry county for the previous tvfo 10 years in this neighborhood had en- PORT ORl'ORl) NEWS Prom the Tribune: Fred Guerin has bought C. A. Jamieson's Buick touring car and has put it pn the run from Port Orford north to Bandon and Coos Bay points. A gentleman and his wife, who wero touring the, coast in their auto ran the machine off the grade on the mountain south of town Suturduy. The car turned a complete summer sault, and landed some 30 or 40 feet down the hill and right side up again. The passengers were thrown out, and while considerably bruised were not serioiisly injured. The rpmains of Mary A. Divelbisb, who died in Alameda. Cal.. on Julv which will sail from Bandon for Frifc- 30th, at the home of her daughter , SUMMJSR CAMPERS. I If it were 'possible to bring a man iufacturing (industry, to, I!ai)d(jn which would provide a considerable payroll, weeks, returned omo Wednesday af- learcd Mrs. Dlvelbiss to many of our , .for.-nothing but thu .efforts pf its cit- ternoon. They got two deer and all people, and a large number of Borrow , '.i-:ilitl';rfi n.nA. the trout they could eat and came ng friends paid their last tribute to ;fYvi";v;.v." r tv-rj-- nomo rested and rejuvenated.. . ner memory uy auenamg the funeral. ital, how quicky..ve vould. get ,bus. Hon. Yornon Parsons, a. member of C. II. Pearse has been appointed by ..There,; rwoul,d, undoubtedly, be mas$- Uio. House of, Representatives, from .the County Court as. inspector of the , . meeting- after, massmceting, aiidrmudh Lane county,, who owns a large randh vnetco bridge. Mr. l'enrse has been ...enthusiasm jvprked .up, Yqt we ,ny. He auyslho has. becji around tile thoroughly familiar with wood arid .someiuing; rignt, ut. uiiiin as ropicjc world and the-valloy of tho Coiuil e concrete construtction work. .,withfjppgsibjji,ti,es for dcvqlopment its is uio finest valley he lias ever see l. The fourth annual agate carnival any jndusWal .TeptuiHv .co.uld, be. it He thinks--wo have unlimited oppo-- hold at Port Orford on Thursday, 1 p JL u'n.i., L tumti.es f6r development and says tie Friday and Saturday of last week, ., !Vi ;thc pxofDstt, Qt.nwng Bandon a m.iw of j(i lero if,.,reaspnable, con- was one of the best attended and most ,mec.n,.iiii; fjuunnur iimimis. sideling its Tiossibilities. enjoyable celebrations ever held n , A 'camping, party p.issifig the sum- 'Mr. Towne, inspector lor the. Coijs the county- All the towns in Coos .men here will spend from $50 to S2Q0 1Vvcr Uw testing Association, states sounty were weu represented, and ...in. .;! i , ,. I that uoy i,andntii lias the best cow nonnern iurry turned out enmasso . .u.-i. ..i,,,.....,,,; in tho associutjon. During the month The weather and the grounds at Ag i ,"v w'v,f. vc,v"vii'sj.i!i" '""Hi" ui ixiay Kiio jirouucuu iui noumia oi -w ajuuuii wwre uuiu lueui ior cam r ii..!... .4 l iv ... i it. 1 I i...ii' P.. t 1 ' !j 1 t i i I i 1 I tK ... l a oi ifiojr'uiy . 4i inp proscnti Limp, I "Jiutur uii, uiiu iih iv urouuiiL auouti'K uu tuta were strcicnea F I I I. 11. l ior PROFESSIONAL CARDS e THOMAS F. TIAGGERTY Attonney-at-Law Over M(N.iir's ll:mlwre Store Phone 432 BANDON, OR EC"! ON THE PILE OF MONEY C. R. WADE Lawyer BANDON. OREGON DR. H. L. HOUSTON Physician & Surgeon Office in First Nntionnl Bank build ing. Hours, 9 to 12 a. m: 1:30 to 1 p. m; 7 to 8 in the evening. BANDON, OREGON DR. SMITH J. MANN Physician & Surgeon Office in Ellingson Building. Hours, to iz a. m; l to 5 p. m. HANDON, OREGON DEPOSITED WITlf THIS BANK SHOWS HOW IT POSSESSES THE CONFIDENCE OF PEOPLE WHO SAVE AND ARE THEREFORE THRIFTY. YOU CAN JOIN THEM WITH ADVANTAGE. PUT YOUR SAVINGS HERE AND THEY'LL BE AS SAFE AS A ROCK. SMALL ACCOUNTS WELCOME AS LARGE ONES. THE BANK OF BANDON Hotel Gallier Rates $1.00 to $2.00 per day. Special rates by week or month Sample room in connection Bandon ::: ::: Oregon DR. L. P. SORENSON Dentist Office in First National Bank build ing. Telephone at house and ofllee. BANDON, OREGON T. TREADGOLD Attorney and Counselor at Law Office in New Bank Building Notary Public HANDON. OREGON DR. R. V. LEEP Physician & Surgeon Office in Ellingson building, Phone 72 . BANDON, OREGON without.nny. , particular- solicitntidn f?y cents per pound her income ', ' , t i .I . I the month was" about MiJ.au. Fn or, Qfltertninmpnt . offered,, there are probably-a , huiulrcd . persons from outsjde points camped in tho out skirts, of - Bandon, enjoying our co 1 sea l)r(jezcst.a,pd beautiful beach. How eas.ily, it would be to convert the trees surrounding the exhibition room and dancing pavillion. Not one accident happened to mar tho pleas ure of the occasion, and the succosn of this year promises a still lare-er attenuance next year. Tho Recorder lob denartment o.m 1 1 ii. n.i. . nullum unit jou ior you in a nurry. I a shelf in this room stood a can Jf s) LODGE DIRECTORY matches which ignited sotting tl e ) a, Masonic. Bandon Lodge, No. 130, A. F. & GOLD BEACH NEWS From the Globe: Another fire in the Gold Beach h6 tel was narrowly averted Friday morning by tho timely notice ot Mrp. Yir..lt ht:ii ...i. .i... ; the city pa 0to.n desirable campi, g 0f tlouse. ThU isThe'T groundH. '1'rpvide water, and other cond fire that has started in the ho- c,onveniqpccs. nnd extend an npmi.il lei the last month, tho first one from invitatipn, t,hp the people of tho into - th, 'i1"0 but th's ono. startc(1 "! i ,i ti, ,i 'f ..., telephone room. Behind a curtain cn .... fw,,..., n.v Uu. ouu.ii,,;, iiiuiiud ol.nl r Hi tlilo r.inn. on,l o o with us Then, tqp, a week's ontertninment curtain on fire. Tho room was limld sfflmfflfflmmfflafflmmmmfflmm iight.be arranged as an added ii Vapored overhead, the curtain 0 miivi'jri-u inu iiiiniuii to tile ceiling, on wnicp the lining and paper was all mimed on beiorc the lire was extin ;..i i KiiiM.uii. i A. M. The household effects of. W. U. T . . . -"'' Williamson was shinned nn tho Ri.af. onluraav aIter t"0 lull moon Of ler last Monday, destined for Colwell, each month. Special communications Idaho, lor Which mace the f.-inu v will Master Masons rnrrilnllv invito,! uy siicii means thousands couu he start wiunn a tew davs to ma be the r r t unnnti nr r i i.t . i . r.,i...... i,m r ""'"im, oi, .nullum, ui fljnuni weir summers nore "" , , i rHIL PEARSON Swrptjirv Where hundreds come now. rf;. A'f" ph, who was opej-T" raAKoON, Secretary. ...v.. ujiuii iui tijiijuiiuivitia ullle tnree l Eastern Star. Occidental Chapter. No. 45. O. E, S., meets Saturday evenings before I and after stated communications of boat Masonic lodge. Visiting members trin rnrIinllv invito n at(,l u.. ii for hnmu Slinilnv ninrnlnv. l,nf ii,,r, UA, W. M, to the heavy sea runninc outside, tlin KOSA BINGAMAN, Secretary, uuiit iui 111 to xTanKjion ior shelter) Loyal Order of Moose. mi ducement. Not tho street carnival sort, which have been hold too ofttj in the past i to the detriment of tl town, Imt omp,thing of a liighpr ii tellectual orler; something in tl nature of n Cliiuitauqua program. I weeks ago at the North Bend hospi- b Sde f eSSnuT n& IWmnWW .NBWS ' A few day's ago Dave Colvin H 14 9etQ CnSgue era " " ' " ' - to Random . T i (: MYRTLE POINT NEWS From the' Enterprise: 'j. F.' Weudling, of the Estabroql; Company, was hero foropart of the LANGLOIS NEWS week and shipped out eleven ears of 1','om lnc Leader: ties which tho had delivered 1 ho Cops County Missionary Asso- parted for their homo in Bandon Mon- cintion of the Church of Christ will U11V Meets Thursday evenings in I. O. O. F. hall. Transcient Moose eord- DR. ARTHUR GALE Physician & Surgeon Office ill Ellingson building. Office phone, 352. Residence phone, S5. BANDON, OREGON DR. S..C. ENDICOTT Dentist Office in Ellingson building. Office phone 1241. Residence phone, 11G1 BANDON, OREGON 60 CENTS WHY NOT HAVE AN EXTENTION TELEPHONE INSTALLED t IN YOUR RESIDENCE, THE PRICE HAS BEEN REDUCED TO 00 CENTS PER MONTH. THINK OF THE UNNECESSARY STEPS THIS 'WILL SAVE YOU. COOS BAY HOME TELEPHONE CO. Dry Wood Split, wood $1.75 per tier I Block 'wood. $.50 per tier f $ Fire place wood $1.15 per tier F. L. Christie, Phone 582 DR. I. L. SCOFIELD Dentist Office in Fahy and Morrison Build- ng- next to Emergency Hospital. Phono 1141 E. STEINOFF THE HARNESS MAN omplete stock of har ness, shopping bags, trunks, suit cases, valises and traveling bags. DR. H. M. SHAW Eye, har, Nose and Throat Specialist Office Phone 330-J Res. Phone 105! J Kooms ZU0-1 Irving Jflock MArShFIELD. OREGON 2 be various contractors lClt " in the yards here. Mrs. J. E. James, of this place, de- ery Thuretly- Rcbekah f T. 1 . 1 . . . . iir.iiiii nniwnn I Aniva ma i i i i hold its convention at tho Church of . iM an" fl,1's- K Gallier and two n n 1 Chr st' S ia ii mi?n Vi i ,chilc. Alice and Edmund, who - p- meets 8"ond and fourth Christ, August 18, 10, nnd go. A good have been camping the last week near Tuesdays at I. O. O. F. hall. Tran- program jh( pliitmed. Port Orford, departed for their homo ciont members cordially invited E. N. Smith and fnmilv mmn Cmm in Bandon Tuesd Bandog i their uto last Friday and vl,? n(?M?80,IkWsUn"oft MINERVA LEWIN, Secretary. spen U couple of days o Catching Dcnn w" K "l"Cr ,m,t8 f th MyrtK' ffLKSt . "With Charity TLrds All" P. A. SANDBERG Civil Engineer ' Surveys, Plans and Spccilicntio is Office Hank Ituildlng ' : BANDON. OREGON BENJAMIN OSTLIND Consulting Engineer and Architect Office in Tluifi Building BANDON, OREGON Point .soction. Mr. nndijMr.fi. hnvid .McNair rc- Miss Ena MpKiuzio of Bandon , ""L"8. AU Hospital, who lias been oens,ue varaP wo- Zlz V. O. W. Emergency i i .. I. . .. i .... ... I ........ 'I' . . . .. .j .. tr . .. fumed Saturduv frmh n.M,l. wl,, K " . ' r r. niwi mfb. K. uu.y., ox r. nan, 8 p. ti.nv hn.i i.n .n.ii.; :j n.r xii, m- v,sitors "red a hot wei iru-yr. viB-i'ii. wi4uiii carnival, tlC)art- ihiik .roiiiuvca. . I vi .'iDii'iiij ior iiiuuion. Tho Schroodorf, . fJuerins, Benders. . M.rw: NyKrc f Randon, who at- BarklowH. uml ,.vrtr,.l i.h .....mJ I u . n9 10 carnival anu vimtod . , ' nor parents, iir. ami airs, Goo. Fur- retiirneil.from tho Purl Orford Ajiato rior, of Denmark, departed on tho uuruivai nnu me Ken a nil ruport is Unit ",,,r'""K su'go for ner homo hi Han rori wrroiu uiil Uiunmolvafi nrond In mtrtuliilniMluilr zwmt. Hntnn mv. wlio (!( imH in ikn ommm Mm. J. Iimii mi thu buy for tKo imi two pnxii In ii wii' htl 'drivinii Mii UU utd Mr Hm (HMMiNii, m ) HUUts, Uh ri inrim m ( umit) 1M Miilii.f ll.. I At J(kM I'um Mllll I'dlMhUHV fur tludr nUll.ul IMI rnUkV tar u iwn4ilmi.ll., ..f Hi timttL lUi nU uml In uinut, . m m como. By ordr of W. A. KELLER, C. C. C. M. GAGE, Clerk. I .0. O. P. Bandon Lodje, No. 133, I. O. 0. r., mcota every Wednesday evening, VMtlng brother In good stundlnif corumiiy invited. D. C. KAY, N. 0. h. I. WHEELER, SewUry. KnlvliU of IVlliUii, IWjM htee, No. Hi, KiiIkM o( 'yihht, Mtvt wvery Monduv 'uv. filfK t KnlyliU Iwll, VWHii mimm mwmu e. a C. I. Starr Plumbing and Steam Flitting First Class Work guaranteed. Office in Trill JIMg. on 2nd St. i) h 0 ct rt) i W 1! (t v rv iJ 'v tj uuk yovn isvjs, rut ;o t HOT ARU8I! jt Your Garden The new soil of this section requir es a COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER, giving it what nature lacked. You must have it for your garden to get the best results. We have a large supply at a very reasonable nrice. Central Feed Co. Central Warehouse Phone 142 'm lite hi tmep m Order Your Freight Sent by the Old Reliable J S. S. ELIZABETH Large Two-Berth Outside State Rooms With Run ning Water. Night Day Service between tho CofjuilJu Klver and bun r ranclKco, FIRST CLASS I'AHKKNfjKIt I'AliH, $7.50 J'KJWSUT UATKS, ON IV VMWim Rwiuryatlonsj ,1 JC. Norton, CoriuIJla; hu'Mim', V. ll, WALK" 0M. Aunl. Rumhiii l!&dwbt vi tit ulli I ut k, itU gff