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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1916)
Nation Should Be Prepared For Financial Crisis After the War Odd Incidents In American History OI K GREATEST POLITICAL KING No man was ^ver overcome with the weight of the burden of today. It is only when tomorrow's burden and that of yesterday are piled upon it, that the load is more than man can carry. Lodge Directory BANDON LODGE No. 130 A. F. & A. M. Stated communication Saturday after When General U. S. Grant was in The art of being able to make a the full moon of each month. Sojourn augurated President of the United good use of moderate abilities wins Master Masons cordially invited. W. A. Le GORE, W. M. States, in 186», New York City was esteem and often confers a greater under as despotic a rule as was the reputation than greater real merit ob C. E. BOWMAN, Secretary. RESENT conditions and the trend of general business lead to the city of Paris. One despot was the tains. L. O. O. M. conviction that a period of business expansion has commenced Emperor Napoleon III., the other was which will last so long as the European belligerent countries can Boes Tweed. The Empire in France The fellow who didn’t buy a season Loyal Order of Moose meets find thi^ticans of settling for our exports to them. and the Republic in America had Jed ticket is now doling out four or five Every Thursday Evening in Moose The immediate business outlook is therefore very good. What con to similar results in the chief city of dollars in small change for what was Home. Transient Moose cordially ditions may prevail after the war or when the war may end no one ean each country, but the advantage lay offered him at $2.50. invited. Something doing every foresee. The former problem depends largely on the latter, and both with the Empire. Paris looked like Owned and published by Thursday. Western World — the Quick Print. are at present equally insoluble. We should foster preparedness in mors a well-governed city. Good order FELSHE1.M & HOWE . A. Le GOKE, Dictator. ways than one and should not forget that “after a period of overstimu prevailed, and its streets were clean, HORNUNQ, Sec y. lation of commerce and trade fostered by a period of too easy credit*the while in New York was to be seen an L. It. Felshelm, Editor. tide must inevitably turn, and the greater waa the EXTREME TO ill-regulated metropolis, dirty streets, Entered as second class matter at the WHICH LOW RATES HAD GONE SO THE GREATER MUST slow and crowded cars, a large part post office at Bandon, Oregon, January BE THE FORCE OF THE REACTION UPON THE TURN OF of the money that was appropriated 2d, 1913, under Art of March 3, 187». Seaside Camp No. THE TrDE.” in New York going Into the hands of * A. Meets first and Third Tuesdays Subscription Rates: SI.60 per Year The expansion of business and credit now under must sooner or the Tweed ring boodlers. in eacli month at 8 I*. M.; Knights of Sax Months, 75c; Three Months 40c. ring , The head and fronj of this I later be fallowed by reaction and contraction. Pythias hall. I isltors are assured a WHEN THIS TAKES PLACE THE EFFICACY OF THE PRO t T c TION was William Marcy Tweed, who had hearty welcome. until he risen gradually in politics AFFORDED UNDER THE FEDERAL RESERVE 8YSTEM WILL BE TEST ■ -t J. N. BOSKING, C. C. had become an ¡(grincihle I power. ED. AND IT IS MY BELIEF THAT IT WILL NOT BE FOUND WANTING. IIIE SI I. tin SUBMCKIIIER F. H. COLGROVE, Clerk. New York City was governed by four men—A. Oakley Hall, the mayor; ■ IKE LEADING CITIZEN KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS make a business succeed. „The bank Peter B. Sweeney, the treasurer; Uli 1 1 ' er will not lend such a fellow money. Richard B. Connolly, the comptroller, >elphi IxMlge No. <11. Knights of % ---------------- (By William F. Kirk I / He lucks the essential element of and William Marcy Tweed, the presi Pythias. .Meets every .Monday even Is it not better to buy your He shines in every town. dent of the board of supervisors. ing at Kniglits Hull. Visiting Knlgli's does i "go.” bread of a bakery which you And splutters like a candle; In 1869 the New York taxpayers You may argue that ability is in- invited to attend. know is fitteli with modern ma. I S. Ralph Dippel, C. C., halo herlted, or that it comes from edu- His name is Sm|th or Jones or Brow n. knew that they were being plundered cliinery anil has all sanitary con Or any other handle. cation, and excuse yourself. Bosh! but they were apparently helpless. B. N. HARKINGTON. K. of II. 8. ditions of tlie beat? - Every man gets the education he He strides thru life as big and bold With Tweed at the head of the Tam Until further notice we will wants, If not in school, then by him As if supremely blest, many organization with wires out ev give 3 regular 5c loaves of our self. If you haven't ability and And every time he catches cold erywhere connecting him with many high-grade bread for 10c. I'm getting more papers than now* can't acquire it, you can buy it in the It settles in his chest. experienced workers, the operations DR. R. V. LEEP 1 cun read " other fellow. Brains are always for | His dignity is nf the gang were made easy of execu- never Jarred, Rut al a ays says, “Send It; our sale— at a price. ■tion. They first bribed to their side Physician and Surgeon His garb is never rough ; people all like it The man who lacks business abil His Jaw is square, his eyes are hard. certain of the New York Judges, and Office in Ellingson Bldg. In fact we all think It a help and ity. and cannot see the necessity of 1 gained control of several of the New- I‘hone 394. His voice is deep and gruff. u need.” applying.himself to acquire it, and The children run like frightened <|uail York, editors. BANDON. OREGON “The Peoples' Hake Shop.” The corruption of the gang was ab Il-jw welcome Ills check when it has no money to buy it (many great The grown-ups stare and sigh. men have been made so by the crowd The small dog slinks-and hides solute, and extended to all of the de reaches our sanctum CHATBURN & GARDNER partments of the city government. How it makes our pulse throb; how they gathered around them) had bet UU, ATTORNEYS AT LAW ter not be a seeker for credit at a well The New York City courthouse, it make«» our hearta dance >«>0000000000000000 When the big gun goes by. which was limited in cost in the ori We outwardly thank him; we In- managed bank, for out of such loans We Practice in All Courts. Oh, dear old leading citizen. coma the losses. ginal contract to $250,000, was con- wardly bles» him-- , Suite 3, First National Bank Bltig., The world is kind to you; Tlie steady subscriber who payB in 1 Capitalize your honesty by coupling i structed at an expense of more than Bandon, Oregon it witli ability, and make your ability You loom above more common men I $14,000,000. Fully half of this advance. In all you say or do. valuable by devoting It to honest amount found its way into the pock- G. T. TREADGOLD ends. Be on the level, but be very How sweet it is to go thru life ets oTthe Tweed ring. Il IILROADH PLAYING FA Ml Without a single jar;« Attorney and Counselor at Law i busy while you are on the level. At the beginning of 1871 Tweed From a disinterested standpoint It After all, thrift is merely the abil- With none to know except your wife ' and his ring were at the height of Notary Public yeems that the railroads of the coun How big a joke you are. i Ity to do- to earn; and earning, to Rentals Notary Public their power? So strongly was tjie Rooms 1 and 2, First Nat'l Bank Bldg. try are asking only what is fair in save. The ability that gets a man ! ring entrenched and so ¿arefully had the controversy with the train-ser Bandon, Oregon 222 First Street nowhere financially is a misdirected they guarded all avenues to exposure, vice brotherhood that tlie Issue be Phone 71 , ability; for the man who applies him- •I. DR. S. C. ENDICOTT Howard Johnston Making Good i that it seemed a well-nigh impossible submitted to arbitration or Federal ■ self to a definite end, and is honest task to make ’ he attempt. The day W ith Viiagi-upli Company. review. They suggest that the mat- Bandön, Oregon In Ills application saves money uh a Dentist t< r be Kittled t»y the Interstate Com J. Howard Johnston, former local of retribution, however, was at hand. natural sequence; and when you ask oo<xxx>oo<>o<>c><>< Watson, the county auditor, was in resident, who since his departure Office 1241 —Phones— Kes. 1161 merce Commission which now regu-i your banker to lend you money, his late« all railroad ruteH, or by arbl-I from Bandbn has Joined the motion jured in an accident and shortly aft Office in Ellingson Bldg. first question will be: "Have you tration In accordance picture players In California, is now erward died. Then the enemies of BANDON. OREGON ! any of your own?” If you can't take visions of the Federal playing second lead in the Vitagraph • he ring got possession of the New care of your own money, what as York City accounts and large sums the New lands Act. company. He is a member of th«* GEO. P. TOPPING surance has he that you will judi- Instei-d of accepting this offer the Vitagraplg colony in Los Angeles. of money were offered to keep them ■loiisly use the money he lends you? from being published. This failed in Attorney at Law leaders of the railroad employes are One of the big pictures.in which Mr. •HAND-TAILORED Character and capacity — the I two now puttltig the question of a general Johnston takes a prominent part Is its result, and, on July 8, 1871, the Practices in all Cçurts. Office l>lg factors of credit, without which strike to a vote of the men. The • ntltled "The Fall of a Nation.” Ills New York Tribune began the publi- Over Bank of Bandon. , you cannot succeed, and with which storm cation of tlie accounts., The ’ strike would probably take effeqt role represents that of President i i you are bound to win if you use i it force, now begun, steadily gathered about August 1 and would tie up ev Monroe, and among oilier things, he' aright. DR. H. L. HOUSTON ery railload in the country. holds the center of the stage in ex ! anil on September 4, 1871, a great mass meeting was held in Cooper In “Distinctively for Gentlemen” It is generally conceded that the' pounding the Monroe Doctrine. Physician and Surgeon THE SIMMEH.COLD railroHd trainmen are among the In a letter to a local friend, re I stitute and a committee of seventy best paid men in tlie labor world, and Office over First National Bank: Having once gone through the ex- celled t^iis week. Mr. Johnston men- 1 was appointed. The chief conspirators were re- since they are asking for approxi perlence one cannot but remark with tions the whereabouts of a number! Hours, 9 to 12 a. m; 1:30 to 4 p. m.; SPRING SIA LES AND SAM- mately $100,000,00(1 a year increase Walt Mason that: “In winter when of former Bandon people. Ftank ■ moved from office. Connolly, Sween 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone 491. PLES NOW ON In wages it looks aM If the employ you catch a cold, It seems the sane Colgrove, brother of Fred Colgrove { ey and many of their associates fled BANDON, OREGON DISPLAY. | to Europe, while Tweed remained ers and tlie general public, who in the . and proper thing; with hosts of >f this city. Is in the meat business ; end pay all the bills, should have a rougher» you're enrolled and you can it Riverside; E. G. Cassidy, formerly and was arrested on October 27 and C. R. BARROW, voice In the matter. dance and smile and Hing. The man proprietor of the Hotel Bandon, is lodged In the Ludlow street Jail. The Attorney and Counselor I election the following November com- If the men vote to strike, witlfthi t who Isn't barking then, who doesn't conducting a billiard parlor at Ana- ft at Law first accepting an opportunity for sneeze and wheeze and yip, cnn't helm. Mr. Brown, formerly with the , pleted the overthrow of the ring. Tweed was indicted on February aniicglile settlement, they will re- hope to class with other men who Dollar company. Is with a packing • Notary Public Ceive very little public sympathy, for ‘ revel In the joys of grip. But when plant at Anaheim; Joe Clark and 10, 1872. for forgery and grand lar Farmers ’ Phone: Office No. 481 in tlie eyes of the people their act you have a summer cold, and cough Lawrence Louther are employed with ceny. but the jury disagreed. On the Residence No. 143 will be an admission that their de- • streak (lie lohg day through, you 'he Standard Dll Co., at San Francls- second trial, November 5, 1873. he Office over Skeel ’s Store, mauds are arbitrary and unwarrant suffer agonies untold, and there's no o, and Hubert Frogie is with the was found f&ilty of all the fifty-one Coquille, Oregon '■ounts of the Indictment,‘and. on No ed. sympathy for you. You sit and suffer 'liarles Nelson Lumber company at vember 22, he was sentenced to JOHN NIELSON n your flat, and feel like some back Los Angeles I twelve yea’« In the per.itoutiary and tot It III SIXESN Allll.HA number damn, who wears around a Notary Public, Insurance, Real to pay a fine of 812,300 for each of Thirty per cent of the men who last year's hat. and therefore can't Coart House Contract Let Estate and Book-keeping fail lu business do so because they get in the game. And e'en the drug The blds for the Court house annex twelve counts of tint indictment and lack tile "know how,” says an ex gist who'll dispense his cures, and were opened by the county court $250 for each of the other thirty-ninb Bandon, Oregon change They have no busUiess abil collar your* doubloon, will hint that Friday morning. The contract for | counts, He remained on Blackwell's ¡island while his case was under ap- ity. there Is little sense In having colds he building was awarded to W. W. SMITH J. MANN The first essential when a man en along in June # The doctor, w ho in Ladd, of Marshfield, whose bld of peal until June 13. 1875, when a de- Physician and Surgeon gages In business and borrows money winter days, would soothe you with a 123.650 for the building was the Lciaion was made that the Court erred Office in Ellingson Bldg. REAL ESTATE or seeks credit, is business character, kindly smile, remarks he's tired of lowest. His bid for building, heating I in sentencing Tweed on so many and this character is honesty and healing Jays who have diseases out of ind plumbing was $26,900. J. A. counts for the same offense and ord Office Hours 9 to 12—1 to 5 Insurance Conveyancing He was taken to more. Of all risky- credit, the worst style. The man who has a summer Lamb. of Coquille, was given the ering his relsase Phones: Office 392; res. 214. is that which has merely honesty cold no comfort finds beneath the leatlng and plumbing at his bIQ of court June 22, 1875, and gave bail BANDON, OREGON Abstracts back of It. However honest a man sky; If for a nickel he were sold, 12,707.94. His separate blds were for $18.000 on the remaining crim-1 may be. tf he lack the ability to he'd think the price was rather high ” 11329 14 for the heatng plant and Inal indictments, but on his release DR. ARTHUR GALE and Notary Public under the bond he was arrested again 11472 63 for the plumbing. make good he cannot pay; tor good • _____ Physician and Surgeon on a civil suit for the recovery of intentions pay no del la. While listening to the band play Phones: Office 8.51; res. 832. Xp Build Rig Ship $6,000.000. and was held to bail in No discount Is placed upon lite Im- Opposite Bank of Bandon ing on the street corners thia week, Office in Ellingson Bldg. The C. A. Smith Co., announces | the sura of $3,000,000, which he was portant element of honesty, but logic the thought came to mind: Patriot hat it will build a new ship of 1,- unable to furnish. He was locked Bandon, BANDON. OREGON Oregon will quickly demonstrate tliat unless bai'k of honesty there Is ability, the ism la but a more-civlllxed exprrstion 160.000 feet lumber carrying capacity up in the l.udlow street Jail and while enterprise Is sure to fall. Many a of the agea old clan aplrtt brought to it the Kruse A- Banks shipyard at there arranged with some friends to I. L. SCOFIELD business has been left In a healthy vctlon by the emotion of rythni North Bend. Immediately. The new- make bio escape. Dentist ''aught by the fcpell, humanity will .easel wili take the place of the Nann Tweed passed through many hard state by a father to a son, only to go Office hr».: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; iare the impossible, a smile on Its tnilth which has been sold. ships in getting away, but he reached Io pieces because the non (lid not In I’lione: re«. 442, office 341. -palir'. where he lived In concealment herlt the father« ability and could features, and no thoughts of conse Rooms 9-10 Elling«<>n building tuencea or results. at Vi£o, until 1876. when he was dis IM yra. Experience, all work guar not see that It was necessary to buy Teamsters' Strike On anteed. - or acquire it Therefore the second San Francisco. July 10—Union covered and brought back to New- Bandon, Oregon Stupidly Is the brake which alow« canisters quit work here today In a York City on an American warship. tiling tlie banker expects to find In Professional Apparently he had but little money your business life In business ability down the forward rush of progress ■•ympathetlc strike with the Bay and 6 Teacher of Piano This Is easily demonstrated by your Were It possible for humanity to view Rtver steamboat hands who struck left and could no longer eacape the I DR. FRED COVELL • On April 12. pn t performance« Your adiertlsing, • he effects of its actions on the events lune 1 for higher wages Ten thoua- clutches of the law CHIROPRACTOR yi.ur store, your dress, your bank ac <>f the future with as much under ind cases of fruit and veaetablee 1878. he died in Ludlow street jail % count, your energy, your delivery landing as It can analyse those of the 'unsigned tn canneries are piled on He was 55 years of age The opera Office Hours: 9 to 12 a. tn ; 2 to Weston all carry evidence of how- '•st, the amie of civilised attalnmen' lie docks with no immediate pros- tions of the Tweed ring, daring the 5 p tn. five years of Its domination. added well you can do. Many a business vould have been reached agvs ago t'ect of movement. Office in New Bakery Building over $ I »0.000,ooo to the bonded debt ma®, lias been eking out a miserable Cominittlog of Solos Bandon, Oregon. » Mme» sitting around, waiting for a Specialty The effect of the longshoreriun Fishing waa good Thursday, up to f *New York City, doubling its ex aonietlilng to turn up. hoping aunir- trike on the coast section ia but a • 0 and 6<> being caught by several penditures and coating the taxpayers Teacher nt All Gra<lee The Sanito Grocery makes a lliing will conic to the town to make Irop In the bucket compared to what boats. The big July run la* thought :he sunt of $160,800,000. Studio Over and fruits of all kinds. You can al buslneaa better, having ten places for I he effect of a general trainmen's to be on hand. especially as large J. A. liryne's Store ways feel assured that you can get every dollar he gets bls hands on, trike would be on the entire conn numbers of salmon arc in evidence The secret of power, whether It anything on the market In that line, half ted and poorly clothed, honest try. Commerce would be complete >ff the mouth of th» river—Gold be Intellectual or physical, ia found Q BXXIMIX OREGON specialty of handling fresh vegetables to ilia cure, but lacking the ouah to ly pa ml vied 0 Beach Reporter. ia the ability to concentrate. as they handle a large stock. It By JAMES B. FORGAN, President oi the Firet National Bank of Chicago P The Western World Professional Cards Three 5c Loaves Seaside Bakery Chris Rasmussen REAL .ESTATE OXFORD CLOTHES Mark Windle Wolverton RICHARDS
