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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1915)
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ hi at I» H tl H c Hi b f t o 1 a I » V t c I I I _ burial Dniiuis of the Week..* Mm. -I o I iiisoii I nlertaiiiM "NTEW BI M“ I.ETS U HAT HE IS AITEI Stirs I p Troutde at Pacific Rtxmilng the first of the year. Il, u-e and -I. I. Sidwell Quells In the twiiity-oue years «if its ex Him; Tin h I ay - Man's I-inc. istence the local lodge has growit from a mere handful to an >.rg tnl- A tie hacker, uuder the influence zatli n of about l."0 members, num 1 of liquor, attempt« d to start a rough Hering many of th«' best men of the house in the Pacific rooming lionise city, who have b«*en touched by ' Saturday night, after Proprietor .1 Pythian Influence anil Pythian Ics- I Ira Sidwell informed him that he liad Although a much bob *, and u ho are living their daily no more rootua. lives stronger and bettor men by ! larger man physically than the gen reason of having joined the organi i lai clothing merchant, who by acci zation. The h-ssons «if Pythianism lent Is also a landlord the Intruder put into the heart of evt'ry Knight I was receiving a severe drubbing when the high«': t type of loyalty loyally • »ffi< er t i s-na Intervened and tool to self, to family, to home, to gov ‘ him to the city jail. Sunday morn ing Mr. Sidwell, thinking the man eminent and to old Glory. might want to go to cliurih, put u I 4 4 a bond for his appearan«- ■ the fol <>. 1!. H. Elects (»nicer* But tin* fellow didn't Tim local chapter Eastern Star lowing day. Friday evening elected the follow show up again. Mr. Sidwell has hi Ing officers: Mrs. Reynolds, It W. eyes quite badly brili ed in the mix ip, but is satisfied by the fact li M.; W. Le Gore, II. <». P.; Mrs. C drunk" th F. Pape, M. M ; C F. Pape, W. I’.. demonstrated to the Mrs. II. K. Floni. W.; Mrs. P Pier the Pacific rooming house is not son. oenductres .; Mrs. Blanche .-elldi-zvoiiH for loaded stew bum; Mrs. Robert Johnson entertained a large number of lady friends at the I. O. O. F. hall I- rld.iy afternoon of last week. Thirteen tables were engaged at Five Hundred, while oth ers enjoyed them. ' Iv, In octal in course Mrs W. S Well finished with high score and was awarded a .Mrs F. L. pretty cut glass dish. Greenough was second high and re ceived a tatted edge guest towel Music by one of Sabro Bros.’ Victro- las, an<l refretdimenls were serveil. The hostess was assisted in serving by Mr«. L. I’. Sorensen. Mrs. N .1. Grain, and Misses Maude Lowe, Kate Rosa. Blanche Radley, Martha Korlli and Erma Graine. The hall was very attractively dtx'orated in Eng lish Ivy, huckleberry shrubbery, and other Oregon evergreens, the corners were provided with -etees Th«« invited guests wer Me'- dames V. Breuer, Ihst, M Breuer, Buck. N. J. Crain, W. E. Graine, Me Faulds, conductor; Mis. Mary Gal Creary, Hickey. Dippel, F. 11. Dyer, Her, Hecretary; Mrs. Ilelmken, treas MH AL U TOISTS 'It ST SEI I RE ItHli l it i:X- Elliott. S. Endicott, W. Fahy. Ed The officers will be Installed New Fahy, Felsholm, Feller, Flout, Green Ytar’s Eve with C. II. Wade as In Bandon Auto Owners anil tliaui ougli, Garfield, Gale. E. Gallier, S stalling officer. fems Have Been XoOfieil to Gallier, L. Gallier, C. Garoutte, Gei- t t t Make Applications Xovv. b, udorfer, Houston, llalily, ('. Met’. The regular monthly social and Johns m, John Johnson. S C. John business meetitiq of the Woodlawn Bandon automobile owners ami son, J. Jones, Kausrud, Korlli, Kruse, Tennis < lub was held at the home ci chauffeurs must immediately end in Laird, Lowe, Mann, Mehl, Monson, Mr. and Mrs. L. I). Felsheim Tues I t I > O I e ,ki>i.lL,,>»L.,(., I’ e. Í ( 1 1 « * It... .... their applications for 1916 licens Nfolsi n, II. Pearce, 8. E. Pcarco, I day evening. The Hocial feature war ir they will find themselves opernt Itadley, Rasmus en, A. Rosa. II. II. a five table circuit of progress ing contrary to the state law aft, Rosa, Tims. Robison, Reynolds, ive britlge, followed by aandwichei tile first of the year. The secretary Richards, Sellmer, Sla de. Sorensen, and coffee. At cards Mr. and Mrs if state's office has sent blank appli Sullivan, W. ,1 Sweat, Swenson, O. T. M. Nielson r«H'«dved high Hc.irc» ; all ins to the past year autoniobil A. Trowbridge, Turnbull, Timmons, and each was awarded a prize. At [ • wners and chauffeurs In order the' G. T. Tfeadgold. Topping, Tucker, the business session two new mem I h-y may have ample time to comply Wade. Walker, Wells, Walstrom, T. bets were voted into the club. 8. J j The work of registration for 191’ White, Wilson,; .Ml; os Erma Graine. Mann and G. T. Treadgold. Tlie all ’ was begun earlier than usual thi' F. Fahy. M. Fahy, Martha Korth, nual electinn of ofTfcors resulted in year In order to allow ample time I Maude Lowe. W. Loftus. Aline Noren the elei'tii.n of |„ I’. Sorensen, pros! i secure number plates by the first < lilancho lladlny, Kate llos.i. Nora d til and L. D. Felsheim. Hecrtdary- tho year. Blank applications wet' Solvo and Elizabeth Rodgers. tri usurer. ■ent to all of tlie 23,600 auto am t t t t 11 truck owners, 175 dealers, 4.11b The Presbyt • rl.ui l..»die.' Aid will ■hauffeurs and 3,200 owners < f m< Celebrate Annual Roll C.,11 In the short, dreary days of the hold a bazaar and luncheon in the torcycles nearly a month ago and al winter time and tlo ir attendant Ion . building formerly occupied by the though the time available for regi* dark nightn thouelits turn naturally Boyle Jewelry store: on Saturday, De iration before the first of the com They will serve from ing year is nearly half gone to the home and reminiscences of th • cember 11. 2.700 applications have as yet What more appropriale time 1 1:3(1 a. m. till 7 p. rn. pant, received. This leaves around t t t could have been chosen for the “an 000 to be isused during (•'rang«' lias Big Meeting nual home-coming night“ of the One of th«' most succesHful meet month remaining. Knights of Pythias lodge, And ft Is meet the table should be spread tn Ings of the your was conducted by "THE ETERNAL CITY" for the prodigal’s return, and a Bandon Grange No. 398 Saturday of (In !» Big Reels) A chicken dinner wa spirit of friendship and good < bee last week. served at' noon at which the la lie- abound. Tills film was produced amid Monday was the annual roll call realized $19.85. Officers for the en grandeur t»>d beauty of modert, night of the Delphi Lodge No. 64, suing year were elected as follows Knights of Pythias, for twenty-one tiara Canterbury, master; Martha J Rome, and features David l'armi tu For the first time in the history < years one among the leaders of tin Zeck, overseer; Mui 1 .larmin, be notion pictures the Vatican gard. r locul lodges, Some forty odd mom turer; C. G. Fahy, treasurer: 1» the Coliseum. St. Fetor's, the casth Pauline Hunt belt» were present to an :wer "pres Jarmln, secretary; 'f St. Angelo’s, and ninny other hi on*," am n : them "Dad" .1 C. Ihields chaplain; Thos. Razor, steward: Hat toric spots In the Imperial City Inn. Who mad«' a special trip of 55 llillct; tie iia: < r, assistant steward; I’alonm been used as settings for a screen from Illa ranch cn Mytthj creek above Randleman, lady assistant steward ■ roducti. n. The pictorial version ■ l Polly Randleman, Myrtle Point to be present. Cores; Minnli ilall Caine's thrilling romance Following lodge session the moni Hunt, Floia: Dora llalily. Pomona ients the stirring incidents and bers repaired to the banquet room E, M. Itnndlcman, gate keep« er; C mixes, the nobility and tragedy, where a bounteous luncheon w en II. Keck, deputy of state grange for dements of love and betrayal Tv o new member Joyed. The spread had been pre t’oos «■ .only pared by chef John Shields, for I1" were taken into the organization al ■ lie beautiful ideals and humanitii i if the original plot. It is a feature years elected to serve on .the annual tlp> mcetlm: , lint is both entertaining and educa banquet committee. Chas. Pap«'. Tom t t t lional and well worth seeing, To be Laird, assisted by Sam Johnson. Av W. It. < . «»fl leers thown at the Grand theatre Thur . el Erickson and J. W. Mast, The Wumati's litdlof Corps mot The evening was also the semi Frida', afternoon and «dected no w of- day, December 16, admission and 25cents. annual election date and officers for fleer»: us follows' Mrs. Alva Miller. the coming six months' term were president; Mm Ed. Sumner. aenlot MANY NEW BOOKS elected uh follows 8. Ralph Hippel. V i< o president ; M is. Ada Still. .¡uni >i AT I4JCAL hlllKAia chancellor commander. W. A. Iloov vl»o president ; Mrs. II. F. Shannon er, vice chancellor; Z no (lalchell. ehai lain: Mrs <’. M Spencer, treas Matinee Ihnelit Saturday Artei iiixt prelate; Victor lirettur, master of tirer; Mrs. Fanny llufford. rendue i«l li. of I*. Hall—\ isitois works; II. N. Harrington, K. of It. tor. Mrs. Ankl Nelson guard. N umerous. & 8 ; A. Garfield, M of Ex.; Jas The steamer Grace Hollar was due ; H, Howe, M. of A . .1 H. Jones, I here this week. She laid outside fol Prof. A. Richards has generously <1.; Roy 11. Corson, O. ( ; S. <’. John 2 4 hours but finding the bar to renewed our subscription to Elude •on, trustee. rough continued up the coast to sonic The following books were recently The new officers will b«« Installed other port. ! riven. The Lieutenant........ The Girl i ind the Viceroy," Sappho in lb Bandon will continue to have a ton,“ “The Transformation of Job." | loons. A. McAdams. (' A. Jamie:- a. | and "Polly, a New-Fashioned Girl '• For the rent shelf wo have just re \. Gustafson and <*. Rasmussen have The decree in the Oregon and Call made applications to have their IE ml,cd "Jeffery,” by Lake; "The Law) ’riakers." by Cullum; “The Grey fornla land grant case will lie filed censes renewed. .»awn." by White; "Mr. Ilingle." by in the federal district court In Fort McCutcheon; "Spragges' Canyon," by \ N. Smith, the man who caused land on Wednesday, according to the for Constable Blackerby. Vneliell and “Jean of the Lazy announcement of Assistant \ttornm trouble General Constantine Smyth. The d* when the latter was serving loyal by llower. To these intereste«! in Euro: cree has been submitted to the South papers on him several months ago. politics we call attention to an was taken to Coquille this week on ern Pacific counsel so that their pes sue of the German foreign ofH< ■ slide objections might be heard be a bench warrant. •ailed "European Politics," during fore the decree is entered. Bob Wagner, an Elk river farmer. ; th«' decade before the war as des- Mr. Smith said; “The Supreme cribed by Belgian diplomats, now tn court ordered two Injunctions. One. « a* in the city on business today. ; the Library. intended to be permanent, forbids Our report for the month of N the railroad from violating the re COOS ool X IA liot XI» veniber shows forthy-three new me strlctlve provisions of the grant. It I Alli ! ORGIXIZEH bers registered. The number of vi means the railway cannot sell for | tors to the reading room was 7 more than $1.50 per acre, nor NU|«erint« ndent Turnbull I'leeteil to and the number of books and peri greater tracts than 160 aerea, or tu Head (be X'evv Tern Ilers' ; udlcals Itutued was 1364. We arc noit-aettlers The other inittnctlon I «.«oci.iti< il. hoping for a good attendance a Is preliminary and fo-blds the cora I .Ibrary matinee on Saturday pany to sell or dispose of the land To organke the Caca County j noon. until con ttess has had in opportun Hound Table, 16 auperlntenilenta. F AMELIA HENRY. ity to provide for the ills.i. Itl< n ¡principals and high school tcache City Librarian if congress does not act It is bellev- met in Coqulllo Saturday and elect ed the company may apply p r a inod- ed 8upt. !.. W. Turnbull president J T. Travia, a local, tie hauler, ifylng Injunction to I'i.-p is of tli«* C. A. Howard cf Coquill ■. vice p'. Ir at the sum of 120 last Thursday, land on different t< , m Harold Quigley. Bandon, secretary of w Mie shopping about the city the new society, the object of which 1 lav la had shortly lielore dre Plvparing for I vriUualliy Is to promote closer relation* be pay for hauling ties i and had thruat i Should the Oregon prohibition law tween the laetructora and mak«« poti he declarvd Invalid by the Supreme sitile organlaed consideration of bigi the money. In bills, in one of Ule , pockets of the "tin panta" whielt ' court liefore the first of the year. achocl problei is in th? eourtv. hs was wearing. He searche«! ; diligently everywhere for the money but has been unable ' to locale It Tlie sum means considerable to the f-> !1> as Mr. I'ravis has not be«>n any too well supplied with work the i |,a t •>,miner. I Don't forget to watch page five for Christmas Gift Suggestions. Sterling Percolators Air Rifles oE the Best on • all Kinds the Market Kwik-Lite Flashlights Parlor Gas Lamp only $7.50 Safety Razors All Kinds ROLLER SKATES Something new; all kinds. Scissors and Express Pocket Wagons and Wheelbarrows Knives Casserolcs--Different shapes Fancy China Clips Electric Irons Silverware and Cut Glass • DISHES Several Patterns Friday and Saturday Specials Clean Cut Pie and Cake Pans Regular 10c sellers, for two davs oi?ly 5 cents McNair Hardware Company The Home of Good Hardwar Phone 481 DO YOU KNOW We make 14 K jewelry for about the same price that others charge for 10K? Why? We make our own mountings. Is your agate jewelry made up of 14K gold? It is if made I y us! 10K made on request only. Have you seen the latest styles in agate jew elry? Come, see and admire our new designs in gold and sterling silver. We have found contests and prize givings un safe factory and give the public instead, the best q ailty of merchandise for LOWER prices. SABRO BROS. MANUFACTURING TELEPHONE 751 JEWELERS BANDON. OREGON <-ooooc oôooocoao . ooooo<>oooo
