Semi-weekly Bandon recorder., January 29, 1915, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

SEMI-WEEKLY ANDOX IBOblDE FRIDAY JANUARY , lfj
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The Grand Theatre
Bandon's Popular
"THE PERILS
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The Pauline pictures have met with tremendous success
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shown
NEXT SATURDAY, JANUARY 30th
FIVE SPLENDID REELS OF PICTURES -
jlj SUNDAY-Klaw and Erlanger's
iti of Sin" a powerful story elaborately produced.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
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N. N. Noiman of Coimillc came to
town yesterday on business.
John W. Feltor was a Coquille vis
itor the fore part of the week.
Perils of Pauline at the Grand next
Saturday, a great picture.
Dr. and Mrs. L. P. Sorensen are
visiting friends in Marshfield for a
few days.
The city council will meet in regu
lar session at the city hall next
Wednesday night.
Chas. Jamieson of the firm of Jam
ieson & Page, was among the llan
'donians who made the trip to Marsh
field Thursday morning.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet at the home of Mrs.
P. Langdell Wednesday afternoon
February 3rd.
H. W. Painter was in the city, from
Marshfield, Wednesday, looking af
ter business affairs. Ho was accom
panied by Mrs. Painter.
Captain Scott ha.s been acting as
night clerk at the Hotel Gallierfor a
few nights while Edmund Gallier is
rusticating' down on the Gallier
ranch.
It. W. Ensign was in fromhls ranch
south of town Wednesday and made
the Recorder office a pleasant call, Mr,
r.UHign reports that evervthinir is
looking O. K. in his beetion of the
country.
George W. Moore of tint Moore
Lumber romimny In exnocted in Dun-
don llin lator part of thin week or the
not or next, u hoped by many In
U'ltcliM that he will have some defi
nite jiiiimijiii'ciiiunt In miil.n I'linceni-
ii'K !"' tarlniK r llin local mill.
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ELECTRIC LINE FROM
KLAMATH TO EUREKA.
Klamath Falls, Or., Jan. 28. An
electric railroad between Klamath
Falls and Eureka, on Humboldt Hay,
California, is the latest report to be
started in this section. The advices
come from Eureka.
According to reports, the lino is to
! be built by the Hill and Guggenheim
interests. The Hills, it is understood
arc to run a transcontinental line to
Klamath Falls, and by the electric
line, extend to a terminal at Eureka,
making a port several hours closer
to the orient than any other Pacific
coast port in the United States. The
Guggenheims are said to have mining
properties in Siskiyou county that are
ready for development.
The route is said to bo along the
Klamath river, mainly, entering Hum
boldt county nt Trinidad . A power
plant at Klamath Falls and one at
Islia Pisha Falls on the Klamnth will
be built to furnish the power, accord
ing to the report.
DOUBT LOCATION OFMINE
AT PORT ORFOR1)
PORT ORFORI), Jan. 28. IT is
not believed here that the gold find
of J. R. Smith is located at the
head of Lobster creek, as is stated
but there is a general feeling ex
isting that a gold find discovery of
considerable importance has been
struck and that Mr. Smith may have
what ho claims.
Ilricf Note of Interest.
Pronident Wilnon vetoed the immi
gration bill becuuso it refused u lit
erary test of nllimmigrunU.
The Mew's Followihlp Club of
Murchflolil iliwired municipal ilocliit.
good road and bonding for u rail
road ut their incetuiiig Jan. Jt7tli.
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