Western world., June 14, 1917, Image 2

BANDON AND COMMUNITY MUST RAISE S3.000
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Lodge Directory
support to the newly organized state
plan of expending our money for per­
manent work. Had such r plan been
followed during the part ten years
we would certainly have more to
| show for our million and a half In
Coos.
DO NOT NEGLECT
Oregon, outside Portland, must subscribe
the $100,000,000 emergency Red Cross wai seme
YOUR TEETH
during the week of June 18-25 in order to meet the expe -.
tations of President Wilson who has appealed to the na­
"The community which dares not tion for this fund. Of the amount apportioned to Oregon
A Clean Tooth Never Decays
prot< et its humblest and ’noet hated Bandon and Community must raise $3,000.
I
member in the free utterance of his
Prompting the President’s appeal are the thousands,
If you want work that lasts;
opinions, no matter how false and
hateful, is only a gang of slaves ”—
if you want It done with no
ambulances
on
the
firing
line
that
must
ej
of Red Cross
Wendell Phillips.
more pain than the prick of
mamuuncu.
Other thousands of ambulances must be
maintained.
the needle; if you want your
' The man who works to better the built and sent to the front. Forty-five base hospitals al­
Pyorrhea CURED, or if you
conditions of his sub-human brethren
in
any
respect,
in
doing
so
is
working
ready
have
been
established
and
their
work
must
be
sup
­
want to KEEP FROM GET­
The Western World to benefit his own kind.— Jack Lon­
TING
PYORRHEA, see
plemented with that of many more hospitals in order to
Owned and published by
don.
FEL8HEIM & HOWE
treat the wounds and save the lives of thousands of sol­
It is during times like these that
L. D. Felshaim, Editor.
Dr. F. A. Voge
each of us should refuse to add t>> diers, including our own home boys.
ills own speech to the bitterness ar.d
Jas. H. Howe, Manager
The force of Red Cross physicians and nurses must
liutrt ds that war inevitably breeds.
} First Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Entered as second-class matter at the
be greatly increased and kept on duty.
A
Bandon, Oregon
poet office at Bandon, Oregon, January
A local man arises to say, that if
British, French and Belgian soldiers can be sent home
2d, 1913, under Act of March 3, 1879.
the auto didn't originate skidding it
when, under hospital care, they have commenced to re­ oooooooooooooooo
Official paper of the City of Ban­ at least made the word famous.
cover from wounds or sickness, but for Uncle Sams sol-,
don, Oregon
if you have the best interests of |
OOOOOOOOOOOO O'
Subscription rates: $1.80 per year, Die local schools at heart come out dier boys convalescent hospitals must be built by the Red
six months, 75c.
to the election next Monday night.
Cross.
Telephone 901
Mothers and wives who have given up sons and hus­
Cigarette dealers In doubt about a
young man's age should call for Ills bands and who have no other support must be cared for
MONEY SPENT ON ROAIM
registration card.
Oregon taxpayers, during the last
by the Red Cross organization.
ten years, spent J31,1 9<’,502 86 on
Vocational schools for soldiers incapacitated by
reads, according to figures compiled
New Location
by the Oregon Voter. A tabulated
SAGES ON DESTINY.
wounds for ordinary work must be organized and
TIMMONS BUILDING,
report Including all the counties
Art and power will go on as
First Street.
shows that Coos is fifth in rank in
financed.
they have done—will make day
amount of expenditure, its total be­
the
mothers
left
at
out of night, time out of space
From the front line trenches to
ing 11.566.568 81
It 1» divided in
Daily Papers Magazines
and space out of time.—Emer­
home
the
Universal
Service
of
Mercy
must
maintain
a
>ears as follows:
son.
All Current Publications
1907
3 46,31 1 8*1
vast organization and spend tremendous sums in order
1908
1 08,909 47
That each thing, both In email
11'09
. .
10 8.737 81
to meet an almost overwhelming emergency growing out Cigars, Tobaccos
and in great, fulhlletb the task
1910
17 2.72" 08
which destiny bath set down.—
United States participation in the World War. Nor
of
1911
1 86,981 •< I
Hippocrates.
1912
151,936.32
can the work be delayed one day. Bullets will not wait
Saturday Evening Post
1913
199.036.80
Take life too seriously and
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on tardy dollars . The man who offers his life on the bat­ 0000<X>0000<i><''><?'>
1914
22O.2<<5 S I
wbut is it worth? if the morning
l'HS
. 230,909.35
tlefield for the defense of his country must not be left to
wake us up to no new joys, if
1916
1
7 7 9 8 4
the evening bring us not the
bear
the burden alone.
The total mileage of ull roads in
hope of new pleasure. Is it
the state is given as 36,819.18 miles,
worth while to dress and un­
Why does the government not finance this relief
of which Coos county has 695 miles
dress? Does the sun shine on
work? The question is often asked. The American Red
Of these 60 are reported macadam,
me today that I may reflect on
I!.' gravel, 55 aand-ciny; total of sur­
yesterday? That 1 may endeav­
Cross is ranked as a neutral, as long as it is maintained
faced roads In Coos. 145 miles The
or to foresee and to control what
HAND-TAILORED
by private subscriptions. The administration of the Red
poroentage of roads surfaced in Coos
can neither be foreseen nor con­
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trolled—the destiny of tomor­
Cross cannot be carried on as are the national naval and
It would be difficult to estimate
row?—Goethe.
CLOTHES
how much of this vast sum of money
military operations. Relief work, also, must cut red tape,
was poured Into mud holes from year
must be promptly ready for every emergency, must be
to year, in doing temporary work,
R. L. Macleay has purchased the
but at any rate the amount is large. las schooner Tramp from Captain governed by humanitarian principles and quick decisions
“Distinctively for Gentlemen"
A review of the
figures
should John Swing. It will be used on the
and must not be hampered by the restrictions of govern­
prompt us to give a more wholesome Bogue River run.
mental machinery. At the same time the Red Cross is SPRING STYLES AND SAM­
THK SENATOR TIjXS THE QOOD UUDtjE ABOUT IT?)
the only relief agency formally authorized by the govern­
PLES NOW ON
l^CULO JUOGt! YOU OUGHT 1
SEEN CHEWING? (
UP )
I TO KNOW A LOT ABOUT GOOD J
NO OTHER FOR. J WKKI
DISPLAY.
ment. Its head is the President of the United States. Its
SENATOR' I
( tobacco , but you never
A three years / (
THE JUDGE PUT
TASTE DANYAS GOOD AS T his / >
accounts are audited by the war department. It is char­
ME NEXT TOTHAT
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three tears Ann
tered by Congress. President Wilson declares:
‘‘A large, well organized and efficient Red
Cross is essential. It is both a patriotic and hu­
THE TAILOR
mane service that is rendered by every citizen
CLEANING
PRESSING
who becomes a member of the American Red
Cross.”
BANDON LOOGE^
A- F.&A.M
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Master Masons e«rd:aj* J
1107 Br.Uw.,, N,w Y«Y Cty
MU. 8y WETMANBRUTON COMPANT.
The Test afâoodJiasQline
'v.INTWUOUS
L HAI N OF
BOILING
POINTS
lti$h Boiling Fbiirts
■for powermikxwe
Medium Boiliqg fo’mts
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STAN DAHD
OIL COMPANY
OUR BANNER
(3 C. Sherrill, Bandon. Ore.)
(Copyrighted)
I All hall the banner of a race,
XX ell not the Anglo-Saxon's traco
in Europe. England. Holland, too.
Across Atlantic's stormy waves;
In Wolfe's array before Quebec
Montcalm could not the Saxon
check.
And so undaunted courage gave
The birth of red. the white, the
blue.
All^hali the banner of the free'
The son» of freedom fought for
thee,
Their lives they- gave our land
to
save.
From England s yoke and tyranny.
The star, and strtpos at
Trenton
town.
And elsewhere midst the battle’s
frown.
Did hope inspire and victory give.
Till all the colonies were free
The turning point of that great war,
Did hinge on thee for victory.
And proudly didst thoil ever wave—
Tills fair Republic, L’liion save.
And in tlie strife at Gettysburg
The Federate flower of South
went down.
Tlie freedman once in slavery
Rejoices in thy victory,
Bought by the price of human blood
M hich blotted out a curse on earth
On floating palace didst thou wave.
The Filipino« freedom gave,
And Saxon I zed that heathen land.
Dethroned the friar tyranny;
The lieraider of tidings glad,
Opposing sin and all that's bad.
Proclaiming Christ
the heathen's
friend.
Protection has beneath thy folds
<) I lag of Anglo-Saxon power.
In splendor rise in triumph's hour
Till our fair land from shore to
shore.
America both North and South,
Admire, adore, and thee defend,
I nited. one, on thee depend.
Control the commerce of the sea«
And flourish like the blooming
rose.
Thou emblem of the brave, the true
For "justice" stands thy color
blue.
For mighty "valor" stands the red.
For purity" e'er stands the white
At Saratog' thy fold« did fly.
*T and Mrs. H F. .Vorriaon. ac-
The sign of hope and triumphs
comiMinled I y Mia. Reynolds, motor
high".
ed to Myrtle Point, Sunday.
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Delphi Lodge No. <4 »
Pythias. Meeu every m 0,
Ing at Knights hall. Vhhh. t
invited to attend.
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JAS- H. HOWJ, c e
VIC. BREUER. K of R. 4 8 '
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BANDON LODGE No
I.O.O.F.
Meets every Wednert». mJ
the l.O.O. F. hall, y^j
Fellows always welcome.
H‘ H‘ n ' hiT’c
GE°
Noble Grand
vi„S
L. J. RADI.EY, O. A. TROWgS
Secretary
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DR. R. V. LEEP
Physician and Surgeon
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Office in Ellingson Bldg.
Phone 394.
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BANDON. OREGON
CHATBURN & GARDN1
ATTORNEYS AT I.AW
We Practice in All Couru
Suite 8, First National Bank B,
Or
Bandon,
I. N. MILLER
Attorney and Counseloral
Notary Public
Rooms 1 and 2, First Nat’l Bar.i
Bandon, Oregon
DR. F. A. VOGE
DENTIST
PYORRHEA SPECIALIST
Telephone 1222
First Nat’l Bank Bldg,,
Bind«.
DR. S. C. ENDICOTT
Dentist
Mark Windle
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W. 8CHETTER,
KNIGHTS OF PYTfa
OXFORD
T’S worth your while to get what good tobacco
judges say about W-B CU 1. and to notice the way
men arc changing over to it. Talk it over with
some one who chews W-B CUT—there’s something
sound and fundamental about the tobacco. It’s not
gummy with syrup; just tobacco through and through
—and mighty rich, saf>t>y leaf at that-shredded and
lightly salted to bring out the good tobacco taste.
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News Stand
Red Cross subscriptions need not be paid all at one
time. One-fourth will be due July 1; one-fourth, August
4; one-fourth, September 1, and the balance, October 1.
The time in which Bandon and Community must raise
its $3,000 is short and every patriotic citizen must quick­
ly and cheerfully come to the assistance of those who have
taken up the lead and are devoting their own time and
money in waging the campaign. Every gathering be­
tween now and the 25th should be at least partially de­
voted to Red Cross campaigning. We should lose no op­
portunity to raise funds. Let every patriotic citizen speak
of the campaign to every other person he or she meets.
In this world war some must give their lives, others
their money. No patriot at home could bear to think
that a patriot bled to death on the battlefield because he
or she failed to contribute his dollar to the Red Cross.
’I ou have no right to say you are patriotic unless you give
your utmost in service no matter what it may involve in
personal sacrifice.
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Office 1241 —Phones— Rw U
Office in Ellingson Bldg.
BANDON. OREGON
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GEO. P. TOPPING
Attorney at Law
Practices in all Courts. 01
Over Bank of Bandon.
DR. H. L. HOUSTON
Wolverton
Physician and Surgeon
REAL ESTATE
Insurance
Conveyancing
Abstracts
and Notary Public
Office over First National
Hours, 9 to 12 a. ni; 1:30 to 01
7 to 8 p. m. Telephone 491-
BANDON. OREGON
M
C. R. BARROW,
Attorney and Couiuelo1
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Farmers’ Phone: Office No.'
Residence No. 1«
Office over Skeel's Store.
_______ Coquille, Oregon^
Oregon
Prof. A.
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JOHN NIELSON
Notary Public, Insurance,^
RICHARDS
Professional
Teacher of Piano
Estate and Book-keep^
Bandon, Oregon^
SMITH J. MANN
$
Physician and Surge0”
Office in Sllingso* BK
Office Hours 9 to 12-1«»’
Phones: Office 8921 res.
_________ BANDON, OREGON^
Committing of Solos
a Specialty
Teacher of All Grades
STI DIO ON
CHICAGO AVENUE.
BANDON
DR. ARTHUR GALE
Physician and Surge®11
Phones: Office 351; res.
Office In Ellin«*«" BW
BANDON. OREGON__ _
OREGON
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Dentist
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Office hrs.: 9 a. m.
Phone: res. 442.
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Rooms 9-10 Ellin«“’" ''
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18 yrs. Experience, all ”
an toed.
Bandon,
bo ¡gh by Manufarturera.
»Send a model or «ketch
of your invention few
and report on patentabi
enta or no fee. Write
of
needed invention«
DR. FRED COVELL
CHIROPRACTOR
D. SWIFT & CO.
ton, D. C.
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Notary Public
Opposite Bank of Bandon
Bandon,
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