at HMimiwMHMlainul l"M
SEMI-WEEKLY BANDON RECORDER, TUESDAY JAMJAttV t 115
1 REPORTS". AND
PREDICTIONS
aniaiBBmB 'w w ' ' 1 111111 '""T1"1 T1 m1 11
of the Press in
OUR
it
ARE:
We may lack cofidence to believe now, but after we are "shown" then
all will be very plain.
We have been telling you. (through our local press) of some suits we
are selling at a reduction. ,
Let us "show you" these suits while the prices are on a par with the
lumber market and Convince you the prices are at the "BOTTOM ".
We also have just opened up a shipment of Brandigee Kincaid Clothes
at the popular price of Si 5.00 and Si 8.00.
When you are in the market for clothes Try one of these suits and
feel optomistic we know you will look the part.
They are not lost, but you will find them at
SID
Ti!..
For Sale House and lot at Elev
enth street and Elmira avenue. In
quire at the above address for partic
ulars. r U2x.
Victor-Victrolas, Edison Disc Talk
ing Machines and Records. Your in
spection invited. Sabro Uros.
Francis X. Bushman, the popular
Essenay Star will appear in the
I'lum Tree" in three acts. This is
the story that won the $1,000 prize in
the Essanay story writing contest. Its
an exceptionally good film, away a
bove the ordinary. Watch for later
announcements.
Mrs. H. F .Morrison will give les
sons in China 1'aiiitiug, Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons of each week,
at her millinery shop, 210 First Street
West. tf.
If you nrc interested in buying
pianos sect Sabro Brothers. Good
pianos from $1125 up to $1200. deliv
ered before Christmas, and sold on
terms if desired. 9GM.
DEPOSIT
YOUR
MONEY
IN A BANK THAT
WILL ALWAYS Bli
SAFE, SO YOU MAY
KNO W T II A T
WHEN YOU WANT
IT, ALL YOU NEED
TOx DO IS WRITE
YOUR CHECK AND
YOU CAN GET IT.
The First National Bank
Itamlon, Oregon
"UNPFK GOVt.KMIKNT INSrtXTION"
C. I. Starr
IMiimbiug and Steam l-'liuin
Imim Class Work guaranteed.
OHUf mi I nil HI .'.) ki
FOR RESULTS ADVERTISE
IN T)E BANDON RECORDER,
general throughout
UJUn I K I
That we are soon to see the
prosperous condition..
i n 1 m m
W tud .Lj La
SHE'S A SAVING MAYOR.
Economicnl Miss Munson Is Also Pt
lico Head nnd City Attorney.
Even a little place like Warrenton,
Ore., with only a few hundred pe-iph',
has Its civic problems, nnd a woman
mayor Is. credited with solving some of
tlwiii. Her name Is .Miss Clara C!
Munson
Warrenton formerly employed a city
attorney nnd a policeman As mayor,
backed up by the council. Miss Mini'
ion was Riven a free hand, so she dls
pouted with the service of both these
olllclnls She Is now mayor, city at
torney and chief of police The tnoiie)
saved by dispensing with the servlcei
of a elly attorney anil police ollleer In
;oliiK Into liiiirovemeiits. rebulldiiu!
old sidewalks and putting In new ones
Mayor Million even jjets free legal
advice. This Is furnished by the
mayor of a neighboring town. The
wide publicity given Miss Munson as
the only western woman mayor resulted-
In her receiving eight or ten pro
posals of marriage from men scattered
from Alnsl.ii to the mining camps of
the southwest.
Mayor Munson Is not very much In
terested In woman suffrage.
MEAL FOR FORTY AT 96 CENTS
Chicago Women Reduce the Cost of
Living to the Minimum.
An anil high cost of living dinner
; "I" V" ' , 7 " I
" ' , y
i u:i?, nrn- cei eu. l lie I'I'lli speiir
Mine nnd 1X1 cents thus:
I Meat Two Hiiiiids of lieef (neel;). 23 !
cents.
Itread Two lonves. 10 cents.
Take- 20 cents.
Coffee -Three ipiarters pound at 2."
fonts per pound, lit cents
Cream -10 cents.
Celery !) rents.
Sugar- a rents.
Total-DC. rents.
The remaining -1 cents of this "dollar
dinner" went for paper napkins
WIRELESS NEWS TO TRAIN.
Various News Happenings Flashed to
LacUnwnnn.i Express.
. Bulletins, telling of the Itoston lodg
ing house lire, a mili-lde on the court
house steps at Srranton, Pa., and othei
imppi'Miuw r Hit' (lay vv.'rc tliihlifA .
by uln-'i'SK from a Scraiiton n-wspr. ,
Pit ollli'o rii ciitly to iiih4iiikit nlioarn
a I.IU'liM WMIIIUI AI'I'S trnlti II It HpiHl
townril SlMli'fiiiil. nix milt's nwiiy.
Tln illMtimci' t'tiviTi'il by llu wlro-
ll'HM llll'HNIIKI'M WIIK till' Kri'lltt'Nl Hlllt't)
tin) train oipiTliiimitH bcpiu
TO IDENTIFY MAN BY VEINS.
Mnllan Prnfonr Propoict Subetltut
ta thr Dartillon 6tem.
I'rilftWII 'I'tltll.lMHlH of till' I'llUl'P
lt) of I'.oliiii. ii Hal)'. HilViM-uttW III"
ii'Ju.iion ( an bb'tilllli'itloii uylMH,
lilt' Iii.. ,,f trill ii U tit ilulittffNtli
iMi: of ill.' K'llIK t lUo UhiuU
ilf wi) a lt,i llifMH UlHU'V I UN lilt
t-t turt ii on Htitu Umg iralulNf to
UK ll I' AmUMttittU tUlflHW IH
lil'M l-H' lit
ttmitft liiiwUtiu),
r-u nm wimkt til Jmsm M
Mm m m vmmm
iw mttm map
country in a more
MATCHMAKMGJN INDIA.
One Scheme That Cave a Missionary
the Surprise of His Life.
Almost every one who has friends In
mission work in India knows that one
very important function of the mis
sionary Is to play the part of match
maker to bis Hock. Hut few If any
have beard of the conditions being re
versed and the Hock turning match
maker for their Missionary. -That does
occur, however as the letter written
by n mlssloniuy who lives at Tutl
corln, south India, tells:
On New Year's day, lull, as 1 was
prated In my little mud cottage at
Tutlcorln a number of people entered
the veranda and ceremoniously came
Into my room, bearing trays of Hew
ers, fruits, raisins and sugar, which
they placed at my feet like suppliants
who desire to gain the hearing of n
petition. After all due ceremonial eti
quette hiut been observed nnd I had
indicated my willingness to hear their
petition Itrother Guana Ornvluui, n
prominent lawyer in Tutlcorin, began
reading in Tamil an address to which
the others gave strict attention. It
ran like this:
"Reverend Sir You have now for
nearly two years bestowed great care
and labor upon us. ministering to our
spiritual welfare and striving for the
health of our souls to such an extent
that you have greatly Impaired your
own physical health, and we feel" that
you need soim
one to care for you.
since you do not car,
for yourself.
We fear lest your zeal in our behalf
I may deprive us at once of your life
l and services. Therefore, with pro
! found humility and sincere respect, wu
I venture to request you to marry a
good ivomaii. who will both care for
1 you mid help us."
This was naturally a confusing thing
I to happen, but I wi:p bound to re-
spend to smh an eloquent appeal, and
when the applause died awny 1 rose
i and answered with considerable effort-
! "Vnlir nlTiii-HiitMile mirm-il fm- mv
welfare Is mi overwhelming- that 1 hav i
no words In whlrh to express lev up
pieciatlou," and sat down, quite fii'nt
from the exertion
Itnt tin? novi'ltv of
tbu situation ovci'i'anii" my fnttiio,
and, turuliur tj oni' of tlic oldfs, I
nskeil If tliey had any partlculnr pT
son In inlnil as one who would be will
ing to bii'otnt' my lii'lpnii't't nnd ho
(.1U!, nil 11m rtupiuiMlbilltlm they
,n,i OUtntil. Iiniiiitllntcly Minn W.'h
niiuio wax iiK'titloiii'd. "Hut." nnli I.
"I don't Ik'IIi-o hIic would bavt nn'."
This Hfiminl lo mi llku mtitchmnlilng
Mlth a vi'iiKiiiiicc. What a IiIkIi hiiiiilml
net, to bo Hiiro! To order their pallor
to marry, and then to cliootw tbu Kir I
hetddoH! Hut tin womt wot itlll to
ciiinif. "Wo hurt' Mlifiuly iwoii liar imI
told her Khi' tiuiMt Iiiitb you," mill
IlrolliHr Itnjiippan
Ko It hum iu'iiltt. I mar Hint
llll' wife ninl 1 butt' I til noil In Mppw
lilsuly of liit IimImii iimHImmJ of mteu
Wdblnir. Shu It nlHMtki lm itiwlitflil
Hllll IIim WMUfN IWllUMj Of HKNttaC
nn in iMir vim, ut mW0 Um Iwii x?
-M mnylB
.
'
vD LOCAL NEWS ITEMS .
&
a00000(y
Grant Cook of Coquille wns regis
tered at the GalHer Sundny.
I'rof. A.
Mnrshlield
boat.
Uiclun'dH returned to
Monday on the noon
W. J. Sweet and family wore nt
Cc:qui!le over Sunday visiting with rel
atives.
Geoyre R. Johns n of Coquillc was
in the city onSunday calling on
friends.
Morton Lowry is out of school this
week with n slight attack of the
mumps.
nose and throat spociulmt will he at
Hotel Gallier Friday, January 22nd.
Glasses titled. 5tl
li. W. l-'ahj, of Hullards, left Friday
4.1011 a business trip to l'orlland, going
ny the way of Marshfold.
W. W. Elliot left this morning for
North Rend whore ho will have
charge of the planets in one of the
big mills.
Geo. A. Larson, of the Marshall,
Welis Hardware Company, was in
tiiecily yesterday, calling on the local
hardware men.
Geo. 1'. Laird expects to start in
a few days for trip to San Francisco
ami may go on down to Florida be
loro he returns.
Wm. ilosl,:hb if ''.'nl.inuoou, ai
med in Liio ciiy ::,itimlu lor a visit
v ill his r.oi C. 1 1 liosUins and w.te
v. ho live down the coast
E. W. Sclicttor, manager of the
liandon Warehouse company, return
ed on .the hli.abcth from San Fran
cisco where ho had been looking after
l usiness affairs.
J. S. Sawyer, City Enginorr, has
moved from the Littletiold lioueoon
tiartield Avenue, to the house, for
merly occupied by Rev. Ilartranfl,
on Franklin Avenue.
Tommy Atkins, special agent of the
Northern Insurance Insurance Co.,
ariived in the city yesterday from
rtoseburg to look after business for
his company for a couple of days.
H. R. Tucker was in from his Four
mile ranch Friday and Saturday and
made the Recorder ollice a pleasant
call. Mr. Tucker' who is an ex-Con-federalo
soldier and Gettysburg vet
eran' is ?f years old' still hale and
hearty and enjoys life to the fullest
extent.
F. It. Cornel of San Francisco,
member of tho U. S. navy an an in
spector of wireless stations came in
on the Spcedwoell and went down to
Cape Itlauco Monday to inspect the
government station there. He wns ac
conipaiiKi by W. W. Duke, also a
mc ml c-r of tho na.'y.
Georgo Rradford of the Mumpilalf
..lining company arrived on the
Speedwell from San Francisco and
will sUirt work at the black sand mill
ing business on a larger scale. Mr.
Bradford was in the city over the hol
idays visiting his folks and looking
after business affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Johntson
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos. N. Nielxon and
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rest have invita
tions for n dnnco nt Dreumlnnd pn
villion, Thursday evening of this
week.
a i . e i
have been sunt out and tl.oc invito,!
are exjiectinK n very plea.sant even-
Arthur Ellingson, Jolin Niclson and
i Mr. Cooikt are niotmrinc to build a
I bulkliud on thoir property on Second
street to protect the liuildinK from
the hill slidiliK down on thorn. This
property includes the ImrnesH shop of
W. K. Stfinhoff, the public library
and a number of other buildinH u
ioiii; thin row.
The i fw oftlcerii of I'acilic Tem
plf, I'ythian HiKtem, Were euterlHiiu J
.it thi, home of Mrs KoUirtu iloov
r on Krunklin Awi. Thumky AfUt
ohm J.niuury t lift The flennon
wun vtiy peuwnty upeut in newiiitf
Mont dainty refreahmentt- were nrv
d by tho hoUa. Tho.e preniiit
i!MeMlmiMii Knuarud, I'upu, Mor-
i I. Jill, li't'. .ftltfl, Jl'.r nil,
tifl'tl Mild I
Ollly (WU tflkUlluMNttil lfl Of Ui'
i-nmi miui 'T Try li")
oi iitfittr i ti.i' U.wmI, i11imiiiiw
inuiiry it.
m mu will I
ilt im y,fl
Grand
SUPERIOR UNTEM'AINMEN'I COMKORT
AHI.H SURRONNDINGS SPLENDID MUSIC.
-SPECIALS
"THE TREY 0'
NO. 14
WILL Bli SHOWN
NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT
"PERILS OF PAULINE" NO. 14
NEXT SATURDAY the best
- - - IM i bri i -
COMIKC-Sahday and Sunday Night Vaudeville "0 DELL & HART"
rlevpr acrnhalic comntlinns. JACK IIAII small?! mrfnrmir nn thp
American Stage today. Height 39
If .
w .
"E. ST1 ill NOFF
TI I IS 1 1 A
omplete stock of har
ness, shopping bags,
trunks, suit cases, valises
C
and traveling
--YOU'LL PAY YOUR RESPECTS-
SEASIDE
EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS
S. S. BREAKWATER
ALWAYS ON TIME
Sails from Coos Bay
January 2nd at 10:00 a. m.
January 9th at 1:00 p. m.
January 16th at 9:30 a. m.
January 23rd at 1:00 p. m.
January 30th at 8:30 a. m.
Confirm sailings through Bantlon Warehouse Co.
PHONE 142
4
Uruer 1 mil iiuiKiit win iu
S. S. ELIZABETH
Large Two-Berth Outside State Rooms With Run
ning Water.
Eitfhl Day Service Between I he Cotiuille River and
San Francisco.
FIRST CLASS PASSENGER FARE, $7.50
FREIGHT RATES, $3 ON UP FREIGHT
Reservations: J. E. Norton, Ooquillc; Perkins',
Myrtle Point; E. B. Thrift, Langlois.
J. E. WALSTKOM, Agent, IJaiulon
PURE DRUGS
h) you wnnt puro drug
tiiid drutf m nil I'htM, lino'
nurfumu, huir mum,
miuJ UtM iwlh-Utu'l If
mi itall un
'
Theatre
COMING-
HEARTS"
- - EVER
inches - Weight 46 ponnds-Agc 27 years
MANT
bags.
to our bread by buying regu
larly after you have once tried
it. You'll at once realize the
absurdity of sweating over a
hot fire when you can get
such white, light, toothsome
bread as ours without any
trouble and at less expense
than you could bake it for at
home. Try just one loaf.
BAKERY
Old Reliable
v
Mrs. Ceo. Geisendorfer
J'iiMl l I .int illlnui'i'
I'Immo Tliuory
i