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About The Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 1915-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1916)
tr' - ii mm i in -r I Chas Shepherd was in from, Brew Bter Valley yesterday. He informs us that during the snow storms this winter quite a number of deer were found dead out in the Valley. He thinks that n great number of them must have died back further in the hills. Those that were found were near the road and one was found in Mr. Shepherd's pasture near his house The deer were very thin and the sup position is that they starved to death as there was several inches of snow nnd feed was very scarce tt that time This is not very encouraging news to W. C. Rose u Mr. Shepherd is living on Rose's game preserve and he fears that many big bucks on the place died -Coquillc Herald. If the parties who have recently entered the editor's residence a couple of times during the absence of lite family, without doing any harm will kindly let us know when they are coming again, we will leave a door un locked for their convenience. Coquil lo Herald. State Senator I. S. Smith has an nounced his candidacy on the Repu blican ticket to succeed himself. One of his planks will be "to enact a law protecting vessels and cargo from pi lacy" hnving direct reference to the condition existing on Coos Bay when the steamship Santa Clara went a shore nnd the cargo was looted by pi-rntcs. Milk and Cream Natures Prepared Product Clean and Sanitary Parkersburg Dairy E. F. Topping, Prop. TELEPHONE FARMER 56 The Sanito Grocery Sells our Products Ornish Gone! By jimincyl I'm happy feel like a young colt hero I've been worrying ulxmt that hardt painful corn for months and months without knowing that I rould bo cured almost instantly. Comfort Corn Plaitert did the work and did it well the old troublesome corn comes out with the root no, cut ting no dangerous drugs or acids just a wonderful medicated plaster that docs t'10 trick easy to put on and the corn's Rono before morning. Why continue to suffer just ask for Comfort Corn Plaitert guaranteed to givo absolute satisfaction or money back. Only '25c the package. C. Y. LOWE, Druggist Bandon, Oregon THE FLAVOR OF "SPEAR HEAD" IS UNIQUE A Chew Tint Has leen Fshmus far a Vmi if a Century MS THE RICH RED KIRLEY TASTE Chewing is the only way to get the kh taste of the tobacco leaf. And the only form of tobacco in which you Uet the leaf as Nature made it is the plug form. A chew of Spear I read plug tobacco lias a wonderful flavor such as you never did and never will taste in any other tobacco. That Spear Head flavor is unique, mellow, fruity, everlastingly delicious nnd' satisfying. Spear Head has been famous for a third of a century as the richest, tasti est of chews. It's nude of tun-ripened, red Bur ley. And it's produced by the most modern methods, which develop the luscious flavor of the leaf to the su preme tlmrc. Il is lafruuarded at every step in its Bukliitf 'I lie factory is clean and ian iliry llie nromtri are iurcfrxxl pro r-n, .VYIirn the rholi-f u Hurley lias Urn Srin Into mellow, iwnt iin-ar Head ypu have rlicw that limply cjmi'I t f'jiiillrd. fcl'ur J d ad i llir liljjli quality chrw of Ihr world TfY tyrur Mril ypg'll irvrr viin t miUM wljl) any tihr tktW, In IQi full, WJfJfll u L 7 Coming Moving Picture Attractions J. Rufus Wallingford in Big Fox Feature "The Little Gypsy" The Little Gypsy is a drama o' heart appeal and moving human interest. Starred h 'X 3 the moct delightful ind dainty of all dranv-.tic star, Doiothy B-5r.1-.rJ, already a bcl voJ f-.vorito of nctrons of the William Fox photodra- matic features. "The Little Gypsy" tells the love story of a girl of Romany blood, but gentle breeding, for a man whose being appeals to her ovi l to the sacrifice of her highes'. hopes nnd am bitions. Screened with the laviohncss that marks all the William Fox pro- ductions Tho Little Gypsy contains scenes that transcend nnything hither to beheld in the realms of motion pic- turedom. Among the rugged heather grown hills of old Scotland, Tho Little Gypsy lives out her romance and ul timately r.ttain8 tho happiness for which she has long striven. She de fies convention but in so doing satis fies tho longing of her heart. Alto gether, a masterpiece of photodrama- tic craftsmanship. See it at tho Grand Theater next Friday, March 24. Neal of the Navy "TheGunRunners5 Having been deprived of her inheri tance the riches of Lost Isle by the smuggler Hernandez, Annotto Iling ton determines to proceed to Santa Maria, lower California, in search of the original grant. She sends n letter to Fathers of the Santa Maria Mis sion, explaining her claim, and en closing her photograph. Inez Castro gets hold of the letter, and substi tutes her own photograph for Annet te's rewriting the letter. The Hardin party start for the south, but stop off at Dolores, where Hernandez, I'onto and their strange bruto man servant are consummating a deal to provide the revolutionists with arms. Neal Hardin, now a gunner, sent with his mates to protect Amcricnn interests in Dolores, docs not know either An nette's or Hernandez' whereabouts. When Hernandez learns from Inez that tho Hardin party is in Dolores he incites tho revolutionists to pillage their homo, and kidnap the American women. An attack is made, nnd while it rages n faithful black is sent to tho U. S. Sailors, for succor. Tho sailors led by gunner Hardin rout the revolutionists, but not in time to save Annette nnd Mrs. Hardin, who, with Neal arc captured and thrown into prison. Tho next episode will deal startlingly with their oscapc, and is called "The Sun Worshippers.". This picture will be shown at the u'ratul, Wednesday, March 22nd. 'The Bang Sun Engine" Dana T. Morlcy is the next man se lected to 1-c "rooked" of his hard earn ed cash. He was a member of the cli que of unscrupulous financiers who ruined old man Warden, and J. Ru fus and Ulackie have promised the Warden girls that they will help in getting it back. One Edward Bang, inventor of n sun engine, is deep in debt to Morley, and it is through him that the confi dence men get at their quarry and lead him to slaughter. Everything is worked in unison and harmony and friend Morley falls hard. He is led to believe that the confidence men con template building a large factory to produce these sun engines nnd that there is no limit to the money that is to bo made. Wallingford and his henchmen have a "row" and the Warden girls say they will sell their option on the whole "shooting-match" or several hundred thousand dollars Morley snaps it up, figuring on selling it to Wallingford, knowing that J. Ru fus wants it. They give him the options, all right but when he goes after the genial Wallingford, that worthy offers ex actly thirty cents for the whole thing. "Stung", says Morley. "Who's next on the list?" say the "con"-mcn. He is landed in the next episode. Don't miss this picture nt the Grand Theater, Wednesday, March 22nd. Sam Bernard", Laugh Producer at the Grand, next Thursday.. .Celebrated Comedian Makes Screen Debut in a Tvnical Characterization, "I'oor Schmaltz." Sam Bernard the impressible king of comedy, whom the Famous Players Film Co. induced to present his un equalled mirth-provoking talents on the screen, makes his first appearance before the motion picture public, in a four-part film travesty, entitled"Poor Schmaltz." This great comedian in his first film impersonation, introduces a new type Of comey to tho screen. As "Poor Schmaltz" ho renders one of the most laughable characterizations of his brilliant career aa tho foremost ex ponent of eccentric comedy on. the American stage. As the persocuted and persistent wooer of an American hoiress, ha presents one of the most humorous spectacles ever seen on the jcreen, and "Poor Schmaltz" may tru ly be termed Sam Bernard 'in Dutch" It requires four hilarious reels to complete Poor Schmaltz's distressing but excruciatingly funny adventures on tho screen nnd the humor grows until ono is well-nigh exhausted with laughter. Tho Famous Players Film Company has selected "Poor Schmaltz" as the title of Mr. Bernard's first screen im personation because that was tho cha I racter-namo borne by the illustrious comedian in his greatest stage sue , cesses. "Poor Schmaltz" was designed for J laughing purposes only, and in this di- rcction it succeeds howlingly. This l great comedy attraction may be term cd the most pretentious humorous feature ever presented on the screen, and will be seen nt the Grand Theater Thursday, March 23rd. John Mclvonzie has Ixjcn seriously sick for the past week with pneu monin. Dr. Mann was called from H inlon, and his sister Ena, who Is matron of tho Emergency hospital at Bandon, also enmo down to nurse her In other. Mr. McKcnzio is resting iu!te easy at this time although the luiiiing point in the disease lias not !on paused. Port Oxford Tribune. .i. J, Spocrl spent a couplo of days :n low. i last week, shaking hands with hi many friends. Mr. Spocrl for the p.ii.t several years has been omploycd by the govertnont as v Forost Ranger but has n w decided to give up this po:.ltio.t and roshlo in tho future nt tl. E. J. Baker home nuar Corbiu. "Si-.o" who is nn ardent baseball fan an! one of the host all round men that eicr played i this county, my ! tin he will help tho Port Oiford boys , out this nuinmer which moans i team (h:.t should be ublo lo iimUo good ! kbutving niyilnut fiinm nf the tiwin fnnil the turgor Coos county towns. Port Orfonl Trlburm. Tit 1-h u( (ids visliiHy rt now 'r,nwMJf a l4il) twin with full di uwnlwiUnH m iM my Mngi'iK Umn ib 5W mtj) Iwl Hurry mly Mm ik mm to r, n!ir ind Brookings, it will invado Coos ounty and if tho soason is long ough it will go through Douglas ounty, down through the Willamette Vr.lley and odd the scalp of Multno mah county to its belt. So if you (our surrounding neighbors) don't want Mich honors to fall to Gold Beach, tnkc n tip from the Globe anil got ready to phiy ball. Gold Beach Globo Deputy Sheriff J. G. Russell of l-ii-.glois came to tho County S-jat last evening having in chargo Captain C H. Wh.tnoy, who was committed to t!, cou..ty jyil for a nirety days sen tinee by Justice of tho Peace A. AdolpliLcn on a charge of wife beat ing. Somo two months ago this charge was brought against Mr. Whitney b his wife and the ubove sentence was pronounced but he wan pa rolled by the Judge pending good beitr.vior. An other ripple of domestic trouhlo came lo tho Whitney home a few days ago which compelled the truant husband n cli ttgo his Uwrdiiig house for n lime u nUvu stated, Gold Bench (Hoi. I'. M, UnltT. our iwiUl hard warn iiinriiliunl nii't with an actehlent u few iluy ugu wliltdi bin hwu (Wined him 10 Ml M. Ill liHI-M look a trln In JttN'l 111 far A VatftlWil, mA Mr, horso to ride after them. In going off the flat into the new road near Sanders creek the horco lost his foot ing and fell and rolled over Mr. Lit timer's lower limbs, badly wrenching and bruising one knee. The horse went somo distance and stopped, and Mr. Litter with great effort, fir limbs and stimulating language managed to reach his horse and ride home. Gold Beach Globe. F. E. Copway announced yesterday that the Port of Bandon had awarded the $25,000 bond issue to tho F. EL Conway Mortgage Company, repre sentatives of Carstcns & Earlcs in vestment bankrs of Seattle. Mr. Conwtay, who represented his company at the meeting of the Ban don Port Commission at Coquillc, bid par, accrued interest and $375.00 pre mium for the entire issue which are bVt per cent securities. There was keen competition for the securities which arc regarded as a high class in vestment and Mr. Conway is elated over the success of his firm. The Port will use the funds to purchase the tug Klyhiam to be operated by them at Bandon. Tho F. E. Conway Mortgage Com pany was recently organized on Coos Bay with $100,000 capital stock. The oflicers of the company include the fol lowing: President nnd general manager -F. E. Conway of Marshfield; Vice-presi dent and director J W. Bennett,; Vice-prth dent and d ie tor John F. Hall; vice-pri-sident and diro"i--Taylcr lament of Mvit.e Point: ! ec rctnry and auditor-- 0 W. Kufuiaa nt Alar, h! 'eld; AsM-aant -ecretary Ei-'jet i:ii'ngton, nsdstant City Re o i .r of 'ty of Mi. j i . I ' j"s i'.t T i s As the launch Charm was coming up from Bandon Saturday afternoon tho passengors were excited by the spectacle of a deer swimming in the river ruiar a landing. One of the pas sengers succeeded in getting a snap shot of it. Coquillc Herald. Don't Give Yourself Cause To Regret It BEI North Bend manufacturer ships cauliflower crates to California. Position Wanted By willing and obedient worker to help in homes and business houses 24 hours every dny. Will carry messages and bring in stantaneous answers. Can help merchants solicit business or can do errands for houso wivos. Can summon persons in distant cities us well as at home. Can give references from over 3,000 satisfied em ployers in Coos, Curry and Western Douglas counties. Phone or write T. E. Lephonc, care Coos and Curry Telcpiione Company, City. mm i BANDON CHURCHES 4 (.)(S)'1- Presbyterian Chutcb Srubuth Services: 10 a. in Sabbath Sinoo: 11 a. m Preachu. 0:30 p. m. . . C. E. Prayer Meeting 7:30, p. m Preaching Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Prayer meetinp A cordial invitation is extended th public to attend these services ttT'' WIN FIELD S. SMITH, Pastor Methodist Church .Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Episcopal Church tJunduy School, 1U:00 a. m. Preaching. 2nd, 4th and Cth xys nt 11:00 a. m. and 3:30, p. rr REV. WM. HORSFALL, Vicar M. K. Church South ffunday School, 10:00 a. ro Preaching. 11:00 a. m. Epworth League, 0:30 p. m. Preaching, 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7:30 Missionary Society. Friday. St'O C. MAYNE KNIGHT, Po- Ilnptlnt Iirdn day .Srvirci f'renrlilng 11 A M. Preaching S V. Habbalh H'hn'd 10 A M. II. I. P. i; 7 I J. ruytr an J Hii flurvlcei IVIJay (vvilfiir 7ji I' M. A rrdll Itttlmttau if cilwiidcd ti, because you reg'ecred placing your valuables in a safety de posit vault. Many have re greted their tardiness a inactinr fires and burglars have cot them dear. Anything valu able is worth tr king rare of. Ourvaults are fire and burglar proof. We invite your inspection. THE BANK OF BANDOG SPARK'S GOOD GROCERIES AT REASONABLE PRICES. PROMPT DELIVERY & COURTEOUS TREATMENT PHONE 291 Hi. :: Order Your Freight Sent by the Old Reliable J IS. S. ELIZABETH "Large Two-Berth Outside State Rooms With Run ning Water. Eight Day Service Between the Coquille River and San Francisco. FIRST CLASS PASSENGER FARE, $7.50 and $10.00 FREIGHT RATES, $3 ON UP FREIGHT Reservations: J. E. Norton, Coquille; Perkins', Myrtle Point; E. B. Thrift, Langlois. J. E. WALSTROM, Agent, Bandon BANDON TRANSFER CO. Gatchell Brothers, Props. All kinds of heavy and light draying. Phone orders I given prompt attention. .Barn corner First & Edi- I son, Fish Property. . Telephone 641, 411 Vr Tuxedo's Grip by Walt Mason Tuxedo I die gripping smoke, a boon to every buyer; you take your pipe of English oak, of meerschaum, clay or briar, and fill it with the fragrant weed, the choicest man can gather; and then you have a smoke, indeed; and are you glad? Well, rather. Tuxedo has no kick or bite, suggests no "morning after;" its mission is to bring delight, and fill your heart with laughter. It caught the sunshine of the south, when it was green and growing, and brings that sun shine to your mouth, when out the smoke you're blowing. "Tuxedo's in a class alone," its smokers are declaring; "it has a fragrance all its own, that baffles all comparing." And thus it grips the men who smoke, and holds their true affec tion; their trusty briar pipes they stoke, and never know dejection. QtytLsxW'v' liirclr Krpalri Siw riling mid Repairing A SnrrUlty Phone 111 P. O. IU 174 S. D. Barrowi IIANDON, OKHflON $4 TH flll tt I'aU turn- PURE DRUGS Do you want pure drug and drug mindrlcs, fine parfumcfi, hair hruHhoH, nnd toilet nrtlelcH? If no call on c.y. io iiiiwion IJ11UT 1Jwv Vimk (NUtfMI'i t A, U, HV.l'M, Titter
