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About The Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1915-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1915)
f ! ! ONE FREE TRIP TO THE PANAMA FAIR FOR YOU J. W. MAST BANDON OREGON Phone 294. East Second Street Staple and Fancy Groceries Buy Garden and Farm Produce The Best Butter of Local Production BY SAVING SALES CHECKS FROM MERCHANTS LISTED A Grand Prize of a Free Trip to thePnnama-Pncific Exposition at San Francisco will be given to the young lady who secures the great est number of votes in this contest. The firms whose advertisements appenr on this page have agreed to give Sales Slips with all Cash Purchases of them or monthly bills paid to them.. These Slips or receipts. may be exchanged for votes, one ole for each 5 cts credited, at the Recorder ofiice. Contest closes Saturday, August 28th. See elsewhere in this paper for particulars. When Did Man Begin to Live? Man was created after all other living things on earth. And he was given add itional powers to Think, Reason and Act, so that he might become ruler of all things. Motorists began to realy live and become supreme beings when they were enabled to get the proper ac cessories, at the proper prices. And to have their c;rs repaired by men who know how. And those who have fully exercised their thinking and reasoning povversshould conclude to continue to live by patronizing the Bandon Garage- We carry the largest stock of TI RES and accessories in Bandon. And our prices are right. BANDON GARAGE COMPANY FOSTER Sc HENRY, Props. Phone 51 Phone 51 General Electric Wiring Hot Point Appliances & Fixtures Lamps in Variety Plumbing Starr-Mast Hardware Company Fall in line and se cure a free trip to the Fair by trading with us. One vote for every 5c purchase and five per cent dis count on cash purchases. City Grocery Company "HOUSE OF QUALITY" STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FLOUR AND FEED Ife ttcasA Uaslf We may live without poetry, music and art; We may live without conscience, may love with out heart; We may live, without lovers live, without hope; But civilized women ruinot live without soap. We may live without books what is knowledge, but sorrow; We may live without beauty, it fades on the morrow; We may live without law suits, indictments are quashing; But, where is the one who can live without washing The Bandon Steam Laundry, Inc. The Little Store With The Big Business Fruit and Vegetables Bread. Confectionary and Groceries O. T. Teaney We Are Prepared To Serve You Better Than You Have Been Served Before Our ttock of i.liocs and hosiery for Men, Ladies and Children, also Mens' Furnishings, is larger and more complete, than in any pre. vious season. Neither the European war, nor local conditions will effect our service or prices. In fact in our shoes, you can Ret the style and ser vice ususally found in shoes that ciM you at least 75c or $1.00 more than our price. Call and See Them. M. O'CON Shoe Repair Shop In Connection Opposite the Grand Theatre Votes for Countcst With Every 5c Purchase SOME CLEVER NEW MODELS IN FALL HATS ARE BEING SHOWN AT MORRISON'S HAT SHOP. THE LADIES OF BANDON ARE INVITED TO CALL AND SEE THEM. CITY MEAT MARKET G E O. E R I) M A N, Proprietor All Kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, Fish and Vegetables. 1 If i 41 ,. - ,.., GOLD BEACH GOSSIr- (5)5 (From the. Gold Beach Globe) The hunting season opened Sunday and the wooda nnd hills are swarming with hunters. Editor Mnrsters has been suffering from a twitching of the tiger fingers for several days past. The discaso developed to such alarming propor tions that nothing short of a good ven slon steak would save tho member from total diBUsc, so in company with Rev. Short nnd Dr. Eaton of Roseburg he hit for the high hills Saturday morning with tho avowed intention of not returning until all d.v. gcr of a stiff finger had pascd. W. M. Averill and family of Corval Its father of Moss Averill, aro visiting In Curry County. Mr. Averill is one of the old settlers who helped make tho early history of Curry County. He was ono of the first County Commls slonors had two Htores, one at Chetco nnd one ct Langlois. He stopped n few days in Gold Beach, then went to Pistol River to visit friends and rein tive. All tho old nuttier ure glad to see Averill and talk over old times, recalling tho scenes of the punt with detulled vivldnt'm, while tho more re cent occurrence ure forgotten. The relgnutlon of John Adam De puty Mate (Urn Warden of Curry County, Iiu been ft't'il by llie Htute I'Uli Mini Oumu Dt'jmriniffit. While JlrolMr who pur)m'l ih Urm tt Mvw Miller l Um t uiuMluy 'IVy luv nil Hi" ir f uld outer Why Jmv pul on four' ivmi i IvMiiy tlivlr jiillk to ) Weddorhum cheese factory and bring ing egga nnd other good things to eat t otho appreciative people of Gold Beach and Weddcrburn. The many friends of E. A. Baney will be pained to learn that his health is in such a condition that he found it necessary to go to Portland for medi cal aid. Ho left on the out going Roanier a few days ago. P. E. Egan, who died at Gold Beach Inst Wednesdny morning, was one of the old residents of southern Curry, having resided in that end for more than forty yens pnst. By mining nnd stock ralcing Mr. Egan, many years n go started the nucleus of the small fortune that he had at the time of his death. He retired from active busi ness about 15 years ago, and has since resided at Gold Ber.ch where he loaned money and speculated in County war rants. Mr. Egun was born in Ireland 08 years ago. Ho leaves ono brother in tho old country and a sister in Mas sachusetts. Ho hr.c two cousins in this county Mrs. A. S. Miller and Den nis Cunnltr, the former being appoint ed administrator of his estate, which is estimated to be worth $80,000. Mr. Mgr. n was striken with apoplexy shortly after entlng supper ono even ing and passed away at 1 o'clock the following morning tho greater part of which time lie was unconscious. He died without leaving a will Port Or ford Tribune. and drifts nets, while the Scaborg cannery pays 75 cents. Last Satur day the seine turned into the Wedder burn company 1000 salmon, and the gill nets about GOO, and Sunday night the gill net fishermen delivered 1300 fish to the Weddcrburn company nnd about 700 at Seaborg's, some after the drift boats catching as high as 150 salmon. There are 25 men on the seine crew, and it will be noted from the above that on last Saturday their earnings .mounted to $800. Two men are in ench drift boat, and the high boat Sun day night earned about $175. Never before in tho history of fishing on lower Rogue have fishermen made 3iir.h big money, which is accounted for by the high price, caused from competition. The Weddcrburn cannery has been crowded to its full capacity. Last Sunday, to clean up a pile of 2,500 fish, the cannery run from 5 o'clock in the morning until r.fter 10 that night Port Orford Tribune During tho putt week u big run of Kulmoii Iiu been coining into Rogue liver, und owing in the hlgli vrlco iiulij fr llu flli I Iiu i1Iimiui Wwro iiuvtf Jm milking big money. The Tlx WwMwI.uui Trudlng Cwnpuoy W mil tor Mma euutfH in ih ri und f J for (lwe t-'ttUJil In t The Tribune editor spent several days at Rogue river the latter part of last week, and while thore took occn eion to note some of tho things that have been done and are being ilono in the fishing war that is going on in that stream. While considerable feeling exists n inong the rival fishermen, yet wo be lievo that the mugnltude urd serious, nc of the situation is enlarged by the report in tint outside pre. Tliut u stute of nnurcliy exll on the river, (hut ulntik Iiu been innliriouxly thot down or t Iiu t u neilou utlcmpt wu iimilit Id burn Hie Weddurhuni winnery do not upMr to lit Willi i be ub iluutluM by fu ttjfioiiijitJy to wur i mil (Mr umitim IHh m luve I'ftiUUJy umiu I Mr itiiinVot om of these which lost the Wcdderburn com pany tho moral support of a good ma ny citizens of the county was the fenc ing of their tidelands. While probab ly within their legal rights in doing this yet tho benefits derived by the company from tho fence are so small that they aro over shadowed by the antagonism aroused by it. Another fact that does not tend to mollify the situation, is, that the County Attorney is said to be receiving a salary from tho Wedderburn company, which leads many to believe thr.t a Seaborg fisher men will not receive the same protec tion from the state that one of the Macleay fishermen will. While the writer listened to many conflicting stories as to lawlessness yet the only net of this kind that we witnessed was performed by the Sea borg fishermen. This wrs n pre meditated and malicious attempt to interfere with a seine haul of the Wed dcrburn company, by two of the Sea borg drift boats. This interference, we were told on relinble authority, hr.d been worked more successfully on former occasions although In this in ntunce the seino was able to make lit tlo better than half a haul, These boats lie in wait, und when tho seines start to by out they drop thrir gill nets so that the seine goes over or n round them, and with their nets once in the fiweup of the soinu tho frighten ed sulinon are cnught by tho wholesale, und tho seine luu little left when pul led itthore. In tho fiutmire wilneed the nelne, by ihunging it i'Otire, kept the inlerfenee on the miUldu und when the two ItouU fulled In uwoinplUli I heir pur pone, tool, in Hid muU uhI ivvm uWNy will) multejeil llilil Tlie Hiute ti( Oiugun pHiuli id iiiif, ml tu km M (Jon imiM II Uie Wijiubuii miH'uy if ilUW&l, to the protection of the state in exer cising that right. Mr. Macleay is em ploying home men on the seine and giving them a lay so that they are making exceptionally good wages, when he might import men from tho outside ?2.50 per (lay. He is a heavy taxpayer and in every way indentified with the interests of the county. So far as the Tribune can learn ho is try ing to be a law abiding citizen of the county. He owns certain tidelands nnd river frontage to protect his fish ing industry, nnd naturally is using every legitimate means to prevent n rival company from tresspassing upo'n his grounds Port Orford Tribune. Five suits in connection with tho Rogue river fish war clutter tho cir cuit court docket at Gold Beach. Tho session opens there next Monday and probably will last longer than usual. C. R. Peck, representing tho Mac leay estate left for Gold Beach today; John D. Goss expects to leave tomor row there to nid in representing the Seaborg Interests. He will work in conjunction with C. H. Buffington, nn attorney nt Gold Beach and who was hero for revernl months lust winter. Four of tho fivo suits huvo been instituted by tho Mnclony people. Ono of them is brought about by the pre ent locution of tho Seuborg cannery, I lie claim being thut the building is Kitunted partially within tho Macleay propei ly. Another I un Injunction Htiit uguinat It. A. Hcnhorg und eighty fishermen, the clulin being thut they niiilh'louKly Intefered with the not of the Mueletiy flWieiim'ii Mild ill no thut lliey l'eNiuked nn (lie llde luinU mild In belong Id I lie lullur, A tlillil (Hill I (lie tt!jiloii!i 'fn mwUnyt Itntmhi ujuljud u nun uuimj IjuujMU fur U) HllypI riuJuUttU if u The Seaborg people have brought suit for $500 on bond put up by the Macleay interests of tiic time thoy were granted a temporary injuction which was soon dissolved. They claim they ware damaged to the extent of $850 but the bend was only $500 thus limiting them. Possibly with tho coming of the court, law and order in tho fishing on Rogue River will be restored nnd con stant allegations of unlawfulness on both sides with threatened bloodshed can be averted Coos Bay News. MONEY! MONEY! The mint makes it and under the terms of theCONTlNENTAL M OUT GAG E COMPANY you can secure it at 6 percent for any legal purposo on approved reul estate. Terms easy, tell us your tvants and wo will co-opornio vith you. PETTY AND COMPANY j;i Denhnin Bldg., Denver, Colo, L.I. WHEELER, WHEELER STUDIO Fine Portraits Amateur Finishing Phut St. KiihI of Hotel Galller PUKE I)MJ(JS Do you wnnt puro dnitf und tlnifr HiindrluH, (ino porfiimoH, linlr l)nmbrj, nnd (ollot nrikWs'l If ho 1 1 on