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About Semi-weekly Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1910-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1914)
SEMMVEEKLY BANDON RECORDM, TUESDAY, NOV. 2if If, lftM xis aov.i This installment will be shown Thursday livening, Nov. 26 " The power boat containing Alan,1 Rose and Barcus is running along tho lco of the mainland. Thoy nro look ing for sonic plaeo to land. Alan ia in the bows, sights and calls attention to a bright white light on the 'and some distance ahead. A moriont later tlic engine in the boat iiioe. Investigating the cause of the en tint troublo Barcus finds that the gasclinc' tank is empty. Alan carrys'RoE! to the beach and finds a small fishing vil lago with n railroad station. Alan makes arrangements with the strtioii agent for a special train. His or len are overheard by one of Judith's mos- 0005)03 . e LOCAL NEWS ITEMS U. Capps of Denmark was in tho city on business Saturday. Georgo and G. II. Forty worn up from Port Orford on businooe yeiter day. . I. W. Cook was down from Coruille yesterday. E. B. Martin of Port Orford was a Bandon visitor yesterday. J. W. Springer and Chalos Eland of Coquillo were taking in the s'ghts on the Bandon Beach Sunday. II. E. Bultman was over from Marshficld yestorday. Miss Amy Windsor won the prize for the most popular young lady at tending the dance at Dreamalnd pa villion Saturday night, and Geo. Mnn ciet won tho gentlemen's przie. "Bill" Doyle was nn up-river vis itor in Bandon on business Month y. Miss Viola Bcyerlo will lovae in about ten days to visit with rcUtives in San Francisco and San Diego dur ing tho winter months, returning to Bandon i the Spring.' For Sale Houso and lot, 131x132. Very cheap. Will take team, wagon and harness in part payment, Terms on part of balance. Look into it. Dip pel & Wolvcrton. 2t. Jennio M. Clark was up from Port Orford yesterday. Frank Cattorlin wa over from Coos Bay Saturday calling or his customers. Mrs.Geo. Geisendorfcr Pupil of Ernst llartm.nm Piano Theory Studio S35 Bluff St. Phone 312 Credit and Power .MANY OK OUU MOST SUC CESSKUL MEN ASCRIBE Til Kill "START IN LIFE" TO THE DAY TJM?Y OPEN-' ED A BANK ACCOUNT. CREDIT AND POWER CAN HI! WI1SLDRD IN THE W)JI. .MHJICIAJ, WORLD BY Til It .MIJANH 01' A HANK AC COUNT. wk imtm sou to iijv ow ami with v. KLH6T Mn um Aijjijiy Urn mm Imv hi! al the Grand Theatre next songcra who has come ashore to send a telopram to her father. Rose is taken to a hotel. Alan then hires a fast power boat from a village ruffian. While ho is conclding arrarigomcnta he sees a rocket sent up and suspects it is n signal to Judith from one of her allios. Alan in alarm calls Bur cus and after tolling him his suspic ions hurries to a whnrf. Alan jumps .nto a motor car but a policeman ntbs Barcus, who tells Alan to go jii without him. Hardly has Alans ar disappeared when Mnrrowphat arrives with a highpowered car jusi r Judith lands from a boat. She eiis 1dm ot givo chase to Alan. Bowman and LcGorc are laying a new surface on their bowling alleys prcparitory to the bowling tournu mcnts that will be staged during tho winter. A. G. Erickson has gone into the transfer business with an auto truck purchased through the Buick agencj of M. D. Sherrard. When you think of shoes for your family come to O'Con's, opposite tho Grand theatre. All my shoes arc honestly made- of solid leather throughout . A great combination of stylo and service. Shoo repairing in connection. tf. Forest Notes. Although there wc.ro nn unusual number of forest fires on tho national forests of Oregon and Washington this year, the loss of merchantable timber has been relatively small The propellers of aeroplanes such as are used in the present European war may be made of selected ash which is both strong and light and will not split under vibration or shock or of built-up layers of spruce witl. mahogany centers. The framoworl. of tho machines, too, is generally made of -wood, spruce being much used on account of its straight grair and freedom from hidden defects. A suriwisingly large number of substances, ranging all the way from tho condensed fumes of smelters tc the skimmed mil kof creameries, have been tried or suggested as means of preserving wood from decay. Most of them, however, havo been found to have little or no value for tho pur pose. .Certain forms of coaltar creo cote and zinc chlorido are the mos' widely used wood preservatives. It is said that tho German invadorf of Belgium, whatever cine they maj havo dostroyed, have been careful not to injuro park trees. Tho cavalrj men, so a report goes, nro forbiddei to tie their horses to trees for feai that tho animals will gnaw the bark Germany was tho first nation to apply forestry on a large scale, some of the crown forests having been under scientific management for over a hundred years In the Circuit Courl or the Slate Oregon for Coos County Coquillo River Manufacturing ) Company, n Corporation, ) PlnintifT, ) tV. ) Robert Dollar, Trustee, in re ) of- Alfred Johnson Lumber ) Company, First National ) Bunk of Bandon, n Corpor ation, and C. McC. John- ) son, Defendants. ) No. -1007; Receiver's Notice to Creditors Notico is hereby given that tho un dersigned has boon nppolnted receiv er of tho assets of the abovo namod plaintiff corporation by an drtlor of tho Circit Court of tho Stale of Ore gon for Coos County, made and en tered in tho above ontitlud causo, and has duly n,uallflwl by Ming his oath of nlllctt nnd giving bond nn requir oJ by law. And nil laborura ami others hvim: i'litlni of any Uliul agHinut tho above imiiuhI plitlntiir corporation nro here by roquiiwl to submit their claims with proper vouchors to the uncW signed nt Ilia oieu in the First Na tional Uttnk HMlIdliifcT, at Handon, Ore jron, witltiu tn days from lkl datt far conaitlnntloB ami alkiwaitoa In onUr of priority er I pr lmW from bavin audi elaiiB oMaMorad i any way. UaUai m Hm'uIo. tHvum, tat 14 day ot N..v.miii, pit K. Y. OAK KM, Urn Jvr ' What yuu hu jjUwumJ vbuul T" in i'wM bULmt m iUt fcu4Ji .!.. wluj titvjr M .ull i u )'i4a) WATCHES THE CLOUDS. One New Yorker' Easy and WtH Paid, but Important, Job, There is one man In New York who ! would seem to hold nn easy and unique job. From Jan. 1 to Dec. 31 he puts In i his whole time watching tor clouds ! from the top of one of the tallest sky- scrapers, uo ooes noiiuuR eiso. is wen pnld If ho performs bis duty vlpllantly and lias no one to boss or hustle him around except tho clouds. For tools ho works with a telescope, and he enn smoke, read poetry or do what hp plenses. provided he keeps his wcatUer eye keeujy peeled for tho first sign of a storm cloud sweeping down the Hud son. On that rests his whole Job, for should a thunderstorm catch hhn nap ping it would mean a serious strain on tho leading electric light and power company. In no other city but Now York do conditions muko for such a contingen cy Owing to the compact construction of tho huge blocks of downtown sky scrapers an enormous amount of elec tric light is suddenly demanded when ever the sky becomes darkeneU. Thou sands of bulbs nro simultaneously Bwitchod on. At nightfall this need for light is easily calculated, but no, certain provision can be made ngnlnst the sudden overshadow of a storm cloud other than by stationing a look out man on the top of a skyscraper. Consequently when he sees a cloud sweeping down tho Hudson or advanc ing from any other direction It is Ills' business to watch Its approach care fully. Therein ho must use a bit of Judg ment, if It Is likely to sweep clear of tho city ho need not bother nbotit It But should he reckon It will pass over Manhattan It Is his business to tele phone the chief power station a warn ing that a storm cloud Is coming. At nct a red light glows In the onglno room, and tho stokers hustle to shovel oal Into the furnaces. Presently tho iuge generators rovolvo at greater ipeed to supply the emergency demand for electricity. Thus when the thou sands of lights nre switched on "down town few are llltely to guess how tlio sudden cull for light has been met. Meanwhile the cloud -watcher Is In no fear that a mechanical device will deprive him of Ills Job, for tho weather Instrument that can record just the di rection a cloud will 'take In sweeping on toward Manhattan is yet in the dim future of Invention. New York Trib- HUP. Course of th Panantjs Canal. There Is a somewhat popular dclu don about the Panamn canal to wit. that the course from Colon, on tho Caribbean or Atlantic side of the Isth mus, to Panama, on the Pacific side, Is from east to west Of courso tho At lantic tojat tho east and tho Pacific is at tho west but tho Isthmus is very crooked nnd at this point tends from a flttlo south of west to north of east and Colon Is actually farther west than Pauainn. As a result tho canal runs from north-northwest to south southeast, and on reaching tho Paclllc one (lads himself farther east than ho was when he left tho Atlantic. Queer, Isn't It, to go westward by going east ward? But It's a geographical fact, all tho same, which few realize until they study tho map. New York Tribune. Canino Etiquette. In their relations one with nnothcr dogs have a keen sense of otlquetto. Unless they nro on very lutlmnto terms thoy take great pains never to brush against or evon touch ono another. For ono dog to step over another is a dangerous breach of etiquetto unless they are special friends. It is no un common thing for two dogs to belong to tho same person nnd Hvo in tlio snme house nnd yet never take tho slightest notico of each other. We have a spaniel so dignified that he will never permit another member of the dog family to pillow his head upon III in. but with tho egotism of a true aristocrat ho does not hesltito to tnnko 'tso of tho other dogs for that purposu. -nenry 0. Mcrwln in Atlantic. No Canos For Actors. Thcro is one profession that lino al ways refrained from carrying a wnlk tng stick. Tho actor kcows well that on the stage ho must walk without ex traneous support and ho knows that the mere hint of a walking stick In Ids hand as he walks the streets is a temptation to lean this way- or that Actors, oven when out of a Job, never lean on a stick. They kuow that their balanced wnlk is their asset. If tho whole of society recurs to wnlklng sticks tho actors will refrain. London Chronicle. Not Even Dent. Little Erie had dropped a basket tontnlnlng some cggH on his way homo bou tho grocery. "How ninny did you break?" asked ilg mother. "1 didn't break any." replied Eric, 'but f ho hulls eiuno off two or three."- Cblcngo NttWH. TomMo Seed Oil, An oxiwllttiit liirnlnj oil linn Ixxri px (Kielixl from (uinsUi xtmU, 'l'litwti, with Iht Nklna. ore tliurouslily tlrlwl In tho on it, Tim iis4s r lluni wiiNhitl in, h-(lrsull rmt mm yvAA u lltln 'oI Um ull. 'IliU wbuu Durntfrt Id n lkni eivi v luiuhU mixta ItvhU-UNilun Ml Msl lilfti Tm Q o4; ik rtm muttot ltiu ut ntw Uint ttH m Mui um yf tMimA Jif Us au b4m mmm - llnrtrr SmmMmUd. ) BANDON CHURCHES (&,. e M. E. Church South Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Preaching, 11:00 n. m. Epworth League, 0:130 p. m. Preaching, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Thursdny, 7:30. Missionary Society, Friday, 2:30. W. B. SMITH, Pastor. Episcopal Church Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Preaching, 2nd, 1th and Cth Sun days at 11 a. m. nnd 7:30 p. m. REV. WM. HORSFALL, Pastor Methodist Church Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Public Service, 11:00 a. m. Evening Service, 7:30 p. in. Mid-Weck 'Service, Thursdny, 7:30 All those who do not worship else where nre invited to como with us. C. MAYNE KNIGHT, Pastor Presbyterian Church Sabbath Services: 10 a. m Sabbath School 11 a. m Preaching C:30 p. m. . . C. E. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m Preaching Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting A cordial invitation is extended the public to attend these services REV. WINFIELD S. SMITH, Pastor Havo u heart see the Troy O' Hearts. Tho third episode at the Grand next Thursday. 5000 foot of high class films. Thunkful Perhaps the times are not just "port" And money hard to get; Perchance we would be better oft" Than 'on this earth, hut yet I'm thankful on Thanksgiving Day, Though ill from pies and cakos, I'm thankful that I still possess The "central spot" that aches. Harry Crain. Two beautiful pianos just arrived at Sabro Bros., jewelers. Onp is a player niado by tho famous Aeolian Company. Tho other is of tho well known Stroud make. If you contem plate buying one see us. Terms if dc sirod. tf. Nofice! All Pythians Sisters are requested to bo at the next meeting on Nov. 20, as there will be nomination of officers and other importat business. By re quest of Sirs. Best inn Kausrud, M. C. C. Bettic Mitchell, M. of R. & C. Red Crain Drag BEGINNING, TUESDAY, D We will refund in cash to eve ry customer the full amount of their cash purchases on one day in every month. No one will know what day it will be until the first day of the following month when the box will be opened and the refunds made, upon the presentation of the Sales Slips bearing that date. Save Your t t r t THE YOUR MON 1 RED Grand SIXTH INSTALLMENT Thursday, November 26 fr s.f. fo is giving niDU m ummona rungs again this year. One ring at $100.00 and one at $50.00, One ticket FREE with every $1.00 purchase. Drawing December 31st T' Cllt GlaSS? YeS. inlne!6 Thfstyfes oS- finfr nrn nlicnlnfMv npw rnmnncirifT signs. Call on us, examine and he Silverware JLtaurei its merits. Community. ALL ENGRAVING FREE. "Quality Evcrard H. Boyle, Mgr. Wc carry AT THE LITTLE EVERY DAI Sales Slips And Get EY AT THE CRAIN DRUG PEOPLES DRUG STORE Y I Theatr v I eweby Co. lliP rlainfv P.incv Flnicv nnrl Rncn Aa convinced. the hind most admircd-is selling on I It RESISTS wear. We also carry 1 Jewelers" Phonc 514 nn accounts. AY Store M, 1st BACK 1 1 CO. V fr- tew""!!-