Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983, October 28, 1915, Image 2

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    Here’s a Man With $15,000
Invest; What Opportunity
Would You Suggest?
CHATBURN & GARDNER
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(By a Railsplitter)
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Lodge Directory
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
We Practice in All C ourts.
Suite 3, First Nation^ (tank Bldg.,
Bandon,
Oregon
BANDON LODGE No. 130
A. F. & A. M.
Stated communication Saturday after
The contented man is a dead
the full moon of each month. Sojourn
• • • •
Master Masons cordially invited.
Desirable citizens lawyers
WALTER SABIN, W. M.
undertakers.
Here is a chance to display your tees thousand in order to have an
I INE PORTRAITS
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C. E. BOWMAN. Secretary.
knowledge of the resourct»s of this Income of two to tlirco thousand per
The contractors of war debts
Amateur Finishing
community and perhaps be instru­ annum. Thanking you in advance. should foot th«, bills.
L. O. O. M
mental in bringing into the commun­ I remain, yours truly. • • *.’’
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East
of
Hotel
Gallier
First
st.
Loyal Order of Moose meets
ity a man with ten to fifteen thous­
What Industry would you suggest
If it is a bouquet hand it to me
Every Thursday Evening in Moose
and dollars to fnv«»st.
to tills gentleman? Surely you have now ; if a lemon save it [or my grave.
• • • «
Have you ever been to Merchant's Home. Transient Moose cordially
Western World during the past something In mind that you would
Thy d«»sire shall bo to thy hus­ beach? See the Seven Devils stage
six months has recelv«'d numerous like to tackle if you
had
invited.
Something doing every
that
Owned and published by
man and arrange a trip Sunday.
tf Thursday.
letters from all parts of the country amount of money to work on. Well band and he shall rule over thee.
FELSHEIM & HOWE
Barbarian.
asking about Bandon and Coos and here’s a man who evidently ha
W. A. L<> GORE, Dictator.
• • • •
Curry
counties.
These
letters
are
sum
and
wants
to
invest
it.
Wo
C. W. BOWMAN. Sec’y.
L. D. Felshelm, Editor.
Many sorrows are the result of
from people who have visited the Ex­ this be a good place for him?
done without first
wilful
acts
hastily
Entered as second-class matter at the position at San Francisco and have
In order to not overlook any op­
OCEAN VIEW ENCAMP­
post office at Bandon, Oregon, January read the brief prospectus circulated portunities that might be offered counting Hie cost.
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2d, 1913, under Act of March 3, 1X70.
MENT, No 72 I. 0. 0. F.
there by Western World
A number this gentleman Western World asks
Many people learned their first
Subscription Rates: $1.50 per Year of these inquirers have since visited every reader who has a suggestion to prayer on their mothers knee, others
Meets Second and Fourth Saturdays
here, several have located in the Co­ write it down and send it in to "The
Six Months, 75c; Three Months 40c.
of Each Month in I. O. O. F. Hall.
when touched by the grizzly mitt.
quille valley and others are coming Immigration Editor. Western World,
Visiting Patriarchs Welcome.
• » • •
S. G. WHITSETT, Prop.
to investigate.
A. KNOPP, C. P.
Bandon, Oregon "
You may sign
^)ur present system offers the child
I. L. SCOFIELD, Scribe
But here is one letter that has the your name or just your initials, or
f tomorrow a condition where dis­
Cars leave Bandon daily at 7 a.
World not at all, just as long as you give appointment, poverty, and starvation
immigration editor of the
WISDOM.
in. for I'ort Orford.
stumped.
It might be answered a your suggestion. These suggestions dwarfs the body and damns the soul.
•
Wisdom is the only thing
dozen different ways and since this will bo incorporated in a letter and
• * * •
tars leave Port Orford daily
Seaside Camp No. 212, W. O.
which can relievo us from the
individuili doesn’t claim to have all forwarded to th«» gentleman
who
If a man in a lifetime succeeds in
at 1 |>. in. for Bandon.
VV . Meets first and Third Tuesdays
sway of the passions and the
the knowledge
of til«1 community wants to know. And then, just for expressing, either by action or speech
in raiii month at H P. M.; Knights of
fear of danger mid which can
tored away In I i I h boati, lie is going publicity’s sake, they will be publish­ >ne single idea, which is absolutely
Pythias hall. Visitors are assured a
teach us to bear the Injuries of
FARE:
Io usk the readers of this family ed.
original and true, he has done well.
fortune Itself with moderation
hearty welcome.
To Langlois, $1.50
* • • •
journal to help him out.
Remember, this is not a real estate
mid which shows us all the
To fort Orford, $3.00
J. N. HUSKING, C. C.
has
not
on-
Personal
responsibility
Here
it
is:
scheme, for the Western World is
ways which lend to t ni n< i U II 111 y
F.
H.
COLGROVE,
Clerk.
"Western World, Bandon, Oregon not in that business.
It is merely ly made the man a man, hut con-
and peace.—Young.
We always have time to ac­
Dear Sirs:
Would like to know trying to interest new pepole in this ■•tanlly stimulates efficiency; and it
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
commodate traveling salesmen
something about the resources
As for me. till I know Is that
of community. Here's a chance to talk Is the dynamic force behind the
intermediate
stopping
off
at
Delphi
Lodge No. 04, Knights of
I know nothing.—Socrates.
great
wheels
of
progression.
your country, price of the best land to one with money to invest,
Yon
• * • *
stations.
Pythias. . Meets every .Monday even­
and the climatic conditions and so may have just the right idea and
The doorstep to the temple of
Political leaders of England may
Special trips made through
ing at Kniglits hall. Visiting Knights
forth. Ubai Industry could one en­ your suggestion may bring him here
wisdom Is a knowledge of our
prove their boasted statesmanship in
to Gold Beach for parties of
gage in with a capital of ten to flf-
invited to attend.
LET’S HAVE IT.
own Ignorance.—Spurgeon.
They
the matter of conscription.
two or more.
J. W. MAST,
should urge the application of the
II.
N.
HARRINGTON.
K. of R. S.
age, if reared in the environment of
Well, God gave them wisdom
principle first to capital and wealth,
civilization will acquire that civili­
EPIGR.I.M.M.lTK’.fE
that hnve It. and those that nre
second and lust to labor and life.
fools let them use their talents.
sation; limited only by Ills physical
IRA C. ZEH
• • • •
Everard H. Boyle says the reason
—Shakespeare.
shortcomings. Tim son of a college
does
not
mean
an
equal
Equality
Contractor and Builder
professor, If reared among savages why one considers Horn«» people un
division of wealth but rather an
will become as savage as his com­ interesting is because they usually
Estimates
Cheerfully Furnish­
take up about two hours of your equal opportunity to create wealth,
GLAD TO GET It U K
punlons.
under a system that will guarantee to
ed.
Since returning from a rather ex­
If we muy take Darwin's theory of time trying to demonstrate to you
the individual the full product of his
that
they
are.
Oregon
Bandon,
tended (but not extensive) visit, It evolution as correct, the human race
toll.
Is only natural that my friends are lias evolved from lower forms of II TOS AND I’l Bl.lt' HIGHWAYS
• « • •
Interested to know how things look life during tiie countless years of the
Mott Osborne, the reform warden
< By Samuel Wood )
on the outside, and what I think of earth’s history. During tlie greater
of Sing Sing, is too humane too far
Stand at Central Warehouse
Bandon and community since visit­ portion of these thousands of years
A few years ago, in a public ad­ ahead of Ills time. He believes that
DR. R. V. LEEP
ing elsewhere.
The subject Is al­ Hi«» race lias been developing tlie in­ dress, (among other "foolish and im­ civilized methods should obtain be-
Phone 1054
most too general to be answered stincts of savagery for savagery Is possible things") the writer made the hind the eternal walls of Sing Sing,
Physician and Surgeon
briefly but in a few words I can best civilization in comparison to th«' following statement:
BANDON OREGON X
The
auto­ And just for that he will, no doubt,
Office in Ellingson Bldg.
express It by saying that I am Hatls periods in tin* race’s history preced­ mobile, while yet in its infancy, has lose his official scalp.
Phone 394.
fied to get back to Bandon.
One ing it. For perhaps 15,000 year» of already proven its efficiency and pow­
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BANDON. OREGON
friend suggested "that I might be thin great period of time tli«' develop­ er as an individual means of trans­
There probably never was a time
satisfied but not contented."
And ment of the race has been away portation. With the development ol when dissatisfaction and discontent­
G. T. TREADGOLD
lie hit the nail squarely on the head: from tlie brute Instinct of savagery the public highways and the perfec­ ment was so general among the mas­
Satisfied but not contented.
Attorney
and Counselor at Law
and toward universal peace.
tion of the flying machine this gene ses. This condition seems to have
Satisfied that conditions are no
After all, with I lie records of tlie ration may witness the passing of struck terror into the hearts of many
Notary Public
worse generally In Bandon than In past as a standard of progression, our present railway passenger sys of our leading business men and pub­
Rooms 1 and 2, First Nat’l Bank Bldg.
any other community that I visited ; is it not safe to assert tlie goal lies tern, and this passing will put the lic officials, but if we are willing to
satisfied that under normal condi- fur ahead in Hi»' vague future'’ We
Bandon, Oregon
means of transportation
into the accept the governing spirit and move
lions Band ii I h the best little eity have merely mounted a few rungs on hands of the individual.
forward with the tide of moral pro­
REAL ESTATE
DR. S. C. ENDICOTT
of them all; satisfied that the -Co- tlie ladder of civilization
in
our
willing to lay
It always affords the egot (and it gression, if we are
quille valley has more natural r«»- climb from savagery unit tlie traits of
aside
personal
interests
to
the
extent
has been said that every man is an
Insurance
Dentist
Conveyancing
sources to th«' Hquar«' mile than II ti y that a-’i are h IIII dormant within our egot t a certain amount of pleasuri of making conditions better for the
other section of Its six«» In the north make up. And we have not yet, to be able to say:
Office 1'211 —Pilones— Kes. 11«!
"I told you so." whole people, there is nothing to
Abstracts
west; and, best of all, satisfied that as it might he said, through tlie great However, the following from
fear.
the
Office in Ellingson Bldg.
tin' people of the Coquille valley are laws of heredity made the summing 1 Sunset magazin«' will
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and Notary Public
prove interest
BANDON. OREGON
Just as progressive. ns energetic, as up of our advancement immortal.
Uuiversal dissatisfaction and dis­
Ing to automobile and good roads en
industrious, and (O yes I
just as
content
ment
is
far
from
being
an
tliuslasts:
GEO. P. TOPPING
moral and religious as people ar«'
I I I.I, Till: SAI.ESM VN
Opposite Bank of Bandon
In one July day 33 tran scontinoli omen of impending revolution or
anywhere.
political
retrogression;
for
(lie
forc
­
With Hi«' approach of the fall sea tai motor parties sought accommo­
Attorney at Law
Bandon,
But not contented
until
every son, the big Jobbers and manufactur dations in the little hamlet of Spring es that ar«> now stirring society to
Oregon
Practices in all Courts. Office
manufacturing wheel Is again lurn- ers will begin to send out tiieir sales
vill«> on th«' National Old Trails high its very bottom generates that power
ing at full speed; until every resource men
Over Bank of Bandon.
Many of three salesmen are way. From the middle of March to which makes for better laws, better
of the community Ims begun to d«»- going to call on you. Mr. Retailer. July 1
almost a thousand cars UX1 administration, better working con­
velop; until the roads ar«< hard- ! Here are a few suggestions by whlcfi to be
exact crossed the Cidorado ditions for labor, better product,
DR. H. L. HOUSTON
surfaced and th«* streets ar«' Improv you might open the conversation with
bridge at Yuma on their way to the freer field, a more general acce
Physician and Surgeon
oil. until the Coquille valley is known them:
two fairs, During July the number to tli«» raw materials, tlie curtailing
us the busiest, the best and the most
of
monopoly,
the
abolition
of
special
Ask them » what they
of west bound parties over this road
Office Over Drug Store. Hours 9 to 12
wholesome place on the continent, help you sell tin* goods
almost reached five hundred, and privileges, and in th«» end a mure
a. m.; 1:31) to 4 p. m.; 7 to 8 in the
until Bandon Is the llvllest little city you to buy.
evening. Night calls answered from
five was th«' average number of per equal distribution of wealth.
on th«' coast and the Western World
Ask them if their firm is going to sons per car.
office.
the beat country newspaper that Its advertise their goods in the newspa
♦
BANDON, OREGON
Over the Lincoln highway during
publishers know how to produce
tiers of your city, <f they reply No, July more than two thousand cars ♦
Yes, satisfied but not contented " ask them why not?
♦
DR. L. P. SORENSEN
lame west.
Camps
were strung
In right.- Ed
Tell them that It Is necessary for along the roadside from the Missouri ♦
Dentist
♦ (Apologies to Ernst Llssauer)
them to create the demand in your liver to th«< coast
Over the Nation
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Office
in
First
National Bank Bldg.
CIVILIZATION VS. ENVIRONMENT city, among your customers, for their al Parks highway, via Spokane and
Phones:
office
1222;
res. I
Blackberry
pie
and
apple
tarts
we
of
goods;
otherwise
you
cannot
Illi«'
At this time when the national
Seattle more than S5l) motor parties
love the sume with all our hearts;
thought, or perhaps better said, th«» push their line In preference to thus«' were reported during July.
BANDON, OREGON
mor«' clamorous portion of It, appears manufacturers or Jobbtvrs who do
In all probability more than four raisin pie and Banbury buns, give
to be favoring greater national de­ create tills demand.
thousand ears carried twenty thous us of these a million tons; but one
C. R. BARROW
Tell them th«» best way to create »nd persons to the exposition dur dessert; but ONE we love, 'tis /el­
fense, perhaps a few words on our
only is used to make tlie
th«» demand is to advertise in th«» lo­ ing July alone, with a minimum of low and rich as moulten gold, and
Attorney
and Counselor
boasted civilization ar«» not amisk.
flour which goes into our
For the past 1915 years that por­ cal newspapers, that your customers six thousand persons in sight for we hope to find It in heaven above
at
Law
bread. And the very l»est
tion of the earth’s inhabitants known read tlie newspapers publisluMi here, August.
In July at least 200.000 on alabaster counters sold
Notary
Public
nietliiHls only are einploy«»»l
PVNKIN PIE.
as Christians have been prone to that you yourself advertise In them; paid admissions at the San Francis
to produc<> latth tlie flour
Farmers
’
Phone;
Office No. 481
The manna that fell in the wilder­
speak of their progrt'sslon and ever | and that you are not willing to spend co fair were traceable to the motor
and the breatl. You’ll like
Residence
No.
143
widening environment as a superior I your money to make their particular traffic, transcontinental and west ness sufficed to stay grim hunger's
tlie looks when you s«»e It.
Office
over
Skeel's
Store
1
brands
popular
in
Bandon
and
later
streae
we
wouldn't
have
cared
for
civilization a
standard,
If
you
ern.
V oil’ll like its
Coquille,
Oregon
please, by which th«' other and mor«' | have them tuk«» th«» line away from
If this uncivilized section of th«* such a mess; Ambrosia, too. might
better h lien you
numerous portion of th«' earth's in­ you and giv«> It to your «•ompetltor world had had roads over which mo­ have tasted good to the gods who
JOHN NIELSON
Tell them that you favor goods torists could have traveled without craved their daily food. Had the ap­
habitants have been classified as
“Ths I,«»oples' Bake Shop."
i
which
are
advertised
in
your
local
semi civilized, partly civilized
and
Notary Public, Insurance, Real
getting stuck In the sand or shaking ple of gold been baked in a pie. all
we’d never sigh
savages. The classification apparent | newspapers because you find It mor«» the liver out of themselves and their sliced and spiced, we'd
Estate and Book-keeping
ly Ims been simple; merely according profitable to do so.
machines over these outlandish plank for a single bite; nor had the fruit
Thia Is a mighty good hand to roads, people back east might have of Eden's garden a pudding made,
to a seal«» of environment proportions
Bandon, Oregon
a; preaching In all particulars that I hold. It should be a stand-pat one
>een talking about our unsurpassed twould not hav«' been the stuff to
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enjoyed by th«» Caucasian race. But
SMITH J. MANN
climate and natural resources this suit our api>etite; we wouldn't trade
Our present "war tax'* Is only a w Inter.
Hesperian pic itself for one slice on
after all is not the Caucasian just as
0
Physician
and Surgeon
A
the kltch«'ii shelf of
savage, just as much th<> brute at drop In the bucket compared to what
office
in
Ellingson
Bldg.
Pl’NKIN PIE
heart as his seml-cl vili ted vassala'.' it will Im If all the Democratic ap­
Foos county Is entitled to statt» aid
propriations
under
consideration
are
We have but to turn to Europe for
Miss Muffet to her curds and whey
Office Hours 9 to 12 1 to 5
In highway building.
but first w e
Professional
put through at the next Congress
Phones: Office 3112. res. 214.
ia welcome - take the dish away or
our answer
must show our good Intentions
Teacher of Piano
BANDON. OREGON
let Jack Horner with his thumb from
Yet aft«»r all, what is our boast « m 1
If you got an idea that the coast
Some newspapers apologize for Christmas pastry lish a plum. The
civilization'
Has It physical char
■»untry is completely "on the hog", their paragraph columns, W«> don’t Queen of Hearts likewise may cook
DR. AR I HUR GALE
acterlstlcs that are transmitted from
just
look
around
elsewhere;
you'll
we
print
patent
medicine
the
fatuous
tarts
the
I
nils
for
Knave
once
generation to generation by heredity,
Physician and Surgeon
or la it merely th«» summing up of come l ack and appreciate the situa those who don't like the paragraph.» took, while blackberries four and
Phones:
Office SAI; res. 353.
lion
twenty strong may lend I to certain
the thoughts and efforts
of
th«»
Office in Ellingson Bldg.
vlrtliiHlIst Church Notice
plea a song, but for pure flavor, rich
peoples of the ages, transmitted from
that fashions have given us
Committing of Holos
Our regular services are as fot and nice, just let me have • a generous
BANDON. OREGON
generation to generation by word of
blue" and Bolling green" In lows.
a H|w<cJ*lty
Public
worship
each
Sunday
slice of
mouth or concrete examples, which
f Mrs Galt, why not Woody M I 1 . m
Teacher of All tirades
and 8 p m.; Sunday
I. L. SCOFIELD
PVNKIN PIE
would perish were its means of trans
and perhaps "Honea black." school at 10 o'clock. Epworth league
mission «Soslruyed?
Dentist
at 7 p. m . prayer services at private
The prepond«» re neo of evidence is
Office
tali/
A Morrison building
•lust make yourself believe you've homes on Wednesday evenings, a cor
to the latter Civilisation I a matter got fifteen thousand, and then tell
next to Emergency hospital
dial Invitation la extend«»«! to all
of environment
The son of a sav
I’lione 1141
us what you're going to do with It ■ Rev C. Mayne Knight. Pastor
Raudo«,
The Western Work
Bandon-Port Orford
DAILY
Auto Stage
R. DAVIDSON
General Transferring
Light and Heavy
Draying
Wolverton
THE VERY
BEST WHEAT
.►
Seaside Bakery
Prof. A.
RICHARDS
✓
Professional Cards
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