No More Backache for Her
The war in Europe has compelled our competitors to Mrs J M. Gaskill. Etna Green Ind.
writes T suffered from severe back­
become our best customers. It has compelled them to ache
and sharp pain*. 1 could not BANDON LODGE No. 130
over Foley’s Kidney Pills gave
L. D. Feiahelm, Editor.
buy from us. It has compelled them to stop selling to us. stoop
me such relief that icannot praise
A. F. & A. M.
Jas. H. Howe. Manager
The price of their existence has compelled them to do them too highly." The standard rem­
Entered as second-class matter at the
edy for kidney trouble and bladder
Stated communication Saturday after
post office at Bandon, Oregon, January this. Our trade has increased but little with any nation ailments can be taken with absolute the full moon of each month. Sojourn
Master Masons cordially invited.
not at war. It has decreased with most of them. Our safety.—Sold Everywhere.
2d, 1913, under Act of March 3, 1879.
W. A. Le GORE, W. M.
Official paper of the City of Ban export trade has increased enormously, but all that in­
C.
E.
BOWMAN,
Secretary.
■Ion, Oregon
crease is measured exactly by the increased sales caused DO NOT NEGLECT
Official Coes county 1 aper for of
L. O. O. M.
by the war.
fleers’ reports
YOUR
TEETH
We have been selling products to Europe made nec­
Loyal Order of Moose meets
Subscription Rates: 21. M per Year
Every Thursday Evening in Moose
Six Months, 7fic; Three Months 40c.
essary on account of the war to the amount of $300,000.-
Home. Transient Moose cordially
000 a month—$3,600,000,000 a year. Every forty days an A Clean Tooth Never Decay»
Telephone 9<»l
invited. Something doing every
amount sufficient to construct the Panama Canal. No
Thursday.
By having your teeth exam­
W. A. I« GORE. Dictator.
ined and the necessary work
such financial fortune ever before came to any nation
OU88 D GROSS, Sec'y.
done about twice a year you
of
earth.
It
is
brought
by
the
accident
and
horrors
of
l>e the people of the Coquille Valley want permanent,
reduce your dental bills very
materially. I do your work
through steamer • ervice between thi river and Portland, war. This is the basis—and the only basis—for all our
with
no more pain than the
and, if so, are they v filing to take up for consideration the prosperity, such as it is today. And this prosperity today
Seaside Camp No. 212, W. O.
prick of a needle. One trial
proposition put up to them by the business men of Port­ exists not because of the action of the Democratic admin­ will convince the most skepti­ W. .Meets first aud Tilled Tuesdays
in each month at N I*. 51.; Knights of
istration but in spite of all its blunders.
cal.
land here last Friday?
Pythias hall. I isitors ate assiued a
Pyorrhea
Is
easily
cured
and
For the first time in the world’s history we have
1 hi question i now paramount and should he enter­
hearty welcome.
does not cost much when taken
heard the argument advanced that for us to be at peace In time.
J. N. HUSKING, C. C
tained in all the communities of the Valiev.
F. H. COLGRO1 E, Clerk.
For year there has been a cry in this section for bet- and sell to our competitors vastly more than we ever sold
Dr. F. A. Voge
t> r . teamer service to the north—a means of assuring re­ them Itefore, at higher prices than ever before, is a great
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
industrial
calamity
to
this
country
that
only
the
genius
of
First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Delphi Lodge No. 64, Knights of
liable and quick delivery of Oregon goods in the local
Bandon. Oregon
Pythian. .Meet* eveiy Monday even­
port, and at the same time a means of transporting to a Democratic administration could overcome.
ing at Knights hall. Visiting knigli's
Before
this
war
in
Europe
broke
out
we
had
exper
­
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
the Oregon metropolis our coal, and other products for
Invited to attend.
ienced
nine
months
of
the
present
free-trade
tariff
law
W. A. HOOVER, C. C.
which a market awaits it there. Many attempts have
3. R. DIPPEL. K. of R. ft S.
and
during
that
time
there
was
a
greater
falling
off
of
been made in the past on this end of the line, but co-opera­
tion from Portland has always been lacking, consequent­ revenues, there were more business failures, more mills
Professional Cards
and factories closed, more men were thrown out of em­
ly all previous efforts were more or Fess failures.
DR. R. V. LEEP
Now that the leading business men of the north have ployment, more Iteggars anil paupers were made, more
idleness
and
want
brought
upon
us,
more
demands
were
Physician and Surgeon
been here and have seen and learned for themselves just
Office in Ellingson Blelg.
made
upon
charity
to
care
for
the
cold
and
hungry
than
how important an adjunct this community would be to
Phone
391.
Portland from a standpoint of commerce, if adequate during any other nine months in our nation’s history,
BANDON. OREGON
steamer service were provided, they offer to put up two not excepting the days of starvation and rags under Gro­
CHATBURN & GARDNER
dollars for every one put up here, for the construction of ver Cleveland. The war in Europe has been a calamity
the
race
beyond
human
conception,
but
it
has
been
the
to
OI
K
BREAD
MAN
ATTORNEYS AT I.AW
a vessel, and offer to have that vessel built in the Bandon
is one of the most skillful in
industrial
salvation
of
this
country.
Our
prosperity
isi
Me
Practice In All Courts.
shipyard. They intimated further that they might be
the business. What he doesn’t
Suite
3,
First National Bank Bldg ,
able to put up even more than two-thirds, and will gladly entirely created by that indescribable tragedy. But for know about bread making isn’t
Oregon
the war this nation would today be suffering industrially worth knowing. Just to prove Bandon.
entertain any response we might make.
beyond imagination and description. We would he in the to yourself how foolish it is to
G. T. TREADGOLD
In the contest for the trade of this territory which
swelter over a hot oven, try a
midst
of
panic
and
poverty
that
would
make
the
days
of
Attorney
and Counselor at Law
loaf
of
our
light,
white,
tooth
­
is now being waged between Portland and San Francisco,
some bread. Once tried it is
’
93
and '97 look like greatest prosperity by comparison.
Notary
Public
Bandon is placed in somewhat of an embarrassing, yet
always a favorite.
Rooms 1 and 2, First Nat’l Bank Bldg.
advantageous position. While the business men here
election he has made a personal visit
SCARCITY <»F BOATS
Bandon, Oregon
•o the towns i>( the Coquille Valley
Six
5c
Loaves
realize that they are citizens of Oregon and wish to lx* The lack of transportation has at
Vi-
and
has
investigated
conditions
for
iected couditlons tn Bandon and
DR. S. C. ENDICOTT
loyal to their state in every way possible, they at the cinity the past summer to a greater himself, so that he could understand
for
25c
Dentist
same time bear in mind the fact that San Francisco ship­ degree than Is realized by most peo­ our situation, and be of real service
Seaside Bakery Office 1241 —Plioges— Res. 1101
ple. The possibility, therefore, of se­ when harbor appropriations were up
ping interests and California capital have practically curing
several new steamers to ply for consideration. He Is taking a per­
Office In Ellingson Bldg.
made this town and community what it is today. They between here and California ports is sonal interest in our affairs. Among
BANDON, OREGON
■ flier things he has set his mind on
realize that it is more than a mere debt of gratitude they of vital Interest
job of securing sufficient federal
owe the Californians and whatever the future may de­ The Moore mill has been unable to th®
GEO. P. TOPPING
operate continually, losing much time ild for harbor and river iniprove-
velop in other directions, would have it thoroughly un- because its docks have been congest nents so that ocean going vessels
Attorney at Law
HAND TAILORED
d nearly every week. The tie and ■ 111 be able to dock at Coquille He
derstood that the past is not forgotten.
Practices in all Courts. Office
business lagged for a month or is also determined to get the money
At the same time if this territory is to realize the vole
Over Bank of Bandon.
six weeks in the best part of the for tlie City of Bandon on the Coast
CLOTHES
benefits of all its resources; if it is to grow in proportion hauling season, and the matchwood Guard Station street Improvement.
We should demonstrate our appre­
DR. H. L. HOUSTON
to its possibilities of production, we cannot afford to over­ '«»slncss has been practically para ciation
of liis efforts by giving him
■' <4.
"instinctively for Gentlemen”
Physician and Surgeon
look a single opportunity that might help us to expand. In the matchwood business alone hearty support on November 7th.
. This also is uppermost in the minds of local people, and M I’ Shoemaker, the local shipper,
Office over First National Bank:
Hours, 9 to 12 a. m; 1:30 to 4 p. m.;
there i; a sentiment in favor of giving (he Portland offer dates the community lost between Villa Is reported to have said that
ten and twelve thousand dollar* He he feels no bitterness towards the
7 to 8 p. m. Telephone 491.
immediate consideration and informing them what we had orders for luuO cord*, but ha* United State*. But that isn't likely
BANDON. OREGON
can and care to do about it.
hern unable to ship but ven small to cause an Amercan stampede for
one of the largest of Mexico.
C. R. BARROW,
At the present time there is much merchandise being consignment«,
which was 40 cords taken south by
Attorney and Counselor
shipped from Portland to the Coquille Valley. It comes the Acme, Saturday The Metropoli
at Law
•
an
Match
Company
of
California
via small gas boats and via the railroad. The former, i lets Its entire supply of wood from
SAID Ob READING.
Notary
Public
scleuce rend by preference
except for a short period during the summer months have • hl* port and Port Orford, using the In newest
works; iu literature
Farmers’ Phone: Office No. 481
been more or less unreliable because they made nil the white cedar exclusively, and It too the oldest. The elusale literature
Residence No. 143
been handicapped
Mr. Shoe
is always modem.- Bul wer Lyt-
Office over Skeel’sStore,
small intermediate ports. While they have taken some ha*
ton.
maker says he Is now negotiating
Coquille, Oregon
coal to Portland, their exports in that line have been with tlie Southern Pacific to haul
What a wonderful, what an
JOHN NIELSON
small coin|mred to what is possible. The railroad is not matchwood direct from Coquille io almost
magical boon, a writer of
Its destination, and if proper rates
Notary Public, Insurance, Real
jet wholly accessible to the lower Coquille Valley and the •■an be arranged the local product great geulus confers upon us
we read hltn Intelligently
Estate and Book-keeping
freight rates are higher on bulky ami weighty articles will be takrn to Coquille on scows when
A* he proceeds from point to
and
liters
loaded
onto
cars.
than the rates by water.
point lu hie argument or narra­
Bandon, Oregon
The Coquille River needs boat*
tive we seem to be taken up by
In view of these circumstances it is believed that a and need* fliem badly. Mr. Moore
i
him and carried from hilltop to
SMITH J. MANN
new steamer of average local size, which could take all i coufldent that two vessels will be hilltop, where, through an at-
Physician
and Surgeon
moapbere of life, we survey a
built for this river nt once. which
(he freight now coining from Portland by water, giving together
Office
in
Ellingson
Bldg.
glorious
region
of
thought,
look
­
with the Bandon, if she is
REAL ESTATE
direct and reliable service, and return with large car­ floated again. will probably relieve ing freely, far and wide, above
Office
Hours
9
to
12
1 to 5
and below, and gazing tn admi­
Insurance
Conveyancing
Pliones: Office 392; res. 211.
goes of coal and other products, would not only I m » a >he situation and again give us a
ration upon all the beauty and
to bring our commerce
BANDON. OREGON
grandeuf of the acene—Mann
Abstracts
paving proposition from the start but would likewise be '■banco
• o normal
DR. ARTHUR GALE
the incentive to increased development of local resources.
and Notary Public
DON'T SACRIFICE PRINCIPLES
Physician and Surgeon
It would place this valley in a more advantageous posi­ The election In near. It I* time to
NYDIA'S
LOVE
SONG.
t'lionea:
IMtlce 351; res. 352.
tion for local buyers, and otherwise lx» of value to us.
make up your mind how- to vote
Op|>o»ite Hank of Bandon
The wind and the beam loved
Office in ElllngM>n Bldg.
Regarding the Portland proposition to put up one Western World belle» es tn the prtn
the rose.
BANDON, OREGON
of Republicanism and advo
Bandon,
Oregon
And the rose lored one.
third of the money for a boat there ap|>ears to In» a divis­ ilple*
ate* the support of all Republican
For who racks the wind where
ion of sentiment. Some feel an effort to raise such sum 'andfdate* ns far as possible This
I. L. SCOFIELD
tt blow».
O
000t>000<xx>000«
Or
loves
not
tbe
sun?
•
eepectally
national
candi
true
of
Dentist
.should bp made, while other's believe that it would be dates, where
A
party principle* »re,
»
Office
hrs.:
W a. m. to 4 p. ni.;
impossible to put up any money here under present con­ vital With county office* It is nut I None knew where the bumble
Prof. A.
Phone: res. 442. office 541.
wind
stole.
Rooms 9-10 Ellingson biiil'llng
ditions and that the Portland interests should provide a so Important Whatever your poll
Poor sport of the sklea
IM yr*. Experience, all work guar­
tics, vote for vonr party candidate*
boat, the same as the San Francisco interests have done all the wav down the line, mile** yen None dresmt thst the wind had
anteed.
<
a aoul
Oregon
in the past ami are doing at the present time.
Professional
rannot r nscientlouslv support anv
J Bandon,
In It» mournful algba
.
articular
candidate
eapeciatly
if
for
i
At any rate there should be a large attendance at
$
Teacher of Piano
DR. FRED COVELL
v local office In this c.a»e vote for1
happy beam' How can st
the meeting m the City Hall Friday night of this week, the man. regirdlesn of the ticket he Ob. thou
o !
prove
CHIROPRACTOR
That bright lore of thine’
at which time it will be decided what answer is to be is running on But don't hedge when I
Office Hours 9 to 12 a m . 2 to
In thy light I* the prwf of thy
•t come* to national affair* Per­
given the Portland men.
p. tn.
love,
The Western World
Owned and published by
FELSHEIM ft HOWE
w. o. w.
OXFORD
Mark Windle
Wolverton
RICHARDS
(HR PRI SENT “PROSPERITY”
sonally you may like the candidate on
wnu other ticket better, but you ■
cannot afford to aacrlftc* policies and
principle« for pereonalltlee
H AM » » A
IS <»1 It I Bit NI»
Contre n an Rs* lev has <1
more for the Coquille Rf er b»i
• han anv man in Washington
ir friend
Every year since
J
Office In New Bakery Building
Bandon.
Oregon.
Tbou hast tat—to shine
Row Its love ran th» wind re­
veal’
ünweleeme Its sigh:
Mute-mute to its rose »let tt
at eti­
li» pmof la-to
- Edward Rntwerd yttoo
< out mitt ing of Koloa
a Spe« laity
leather of AU tirade«
Studio Over
J. A. Brjne's Atore
HINDUN
OREGON
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