CROSS WEEK i UNTIL NEXT MONDA Y le er I WESTERN WORLD WHERE PRODUCTIVE SOIL AND TIDE WATER MEET LUMBERING, MINING, DAIRYING, SI'OCK RAISING L. V BANDON, COOS COUNTY. OREGON 1IIVRSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917 0 CROSS CAMPAIGN TWENTY MILL LEVY STEAMER SINALOA Small Vote at VOTED FOR SCHOOLS HITS BLANCO REEF City Election GRADE CAROLINE AVE. looking favorable Joli X XII I .V ........ ............ .. I I AUGI F og liinittee AA’oiking Hard and \A Idle K l ew Are Im lined to Give Below rhejr Mean- the Big Majority r Are |ft|>ondiiig in Mne Patriotic ! Spil- 11_ other Towns Ahead. small Attendance at Annual School Meeting Monday But Much Argu ment Indulged In—I«, in and 20 Mills Suggested But Majority I av- er (ietting Out of Debt TH I Bandoli ( RE Al BOXE DRA IK.il OR OltDI. von IH p Assi K Bl t ha < oí x< n. Bandon had a city election Tues < day. It was a very quiet affHir tiler.' being Just 117 votes cast. The lack of interest no doubt was due to the fact dial all candidate« were of such sterling quality that it really didn't RED < BOSS WEEK make any difference who was elected Die school election Monday eve The steamer Sinaloa, a steel vessel Transactions of the City Council ning resulted in the re-election of. 256 feet long, went aground in a At any rate there must be some ex almost reached old time records at feu say you've faitli in Uncle Sam case, and for the lack of a more just John Nielson as director and Guy! Ji end this dreadful fuss? dense fog on Cape Blanco about 5 ifiable one, let that suffice. ■ a snappy session of that body last Dippel as clerk. Four candidates’ o'clock . . W 111, so have I. so have we all. Friday morning of last week. evening. Present were Mayor Top I but—U- S. spells l’S! were voted on and a number of oth-fAt In Ward No. 1 West. C. R Wade ping, Councilman Rasmussen, Chat- („I present site is resting on a ledge t ers of rocks about 200 feet south of the was elected, the vote being. I'lirn, Stephenson mid McNair; and Bu thought it meant United States? Tho 1 end of the cape. Her bottom is gone P. C. Stephenson Hie other city officials. Hyt fact we ll not discuss; «» C. R. Wade Let the eagle scream! McNair, E. H. Fish and I. N. Miller. and the aft hold is flooded. W. C. Sellmer was present and a.<k- K the nation is the people— Bandon will celebrate the Fourth. Mr. Nielson was indors-d by a good In Ward No. 2 East, John Nielsen < d the council to reconsider the show Knd U. S. spellu l’S. » As soon as the vessel's peril was majority, there apparently being gen and Nels Rasmuseeu were the fami license ordinances, which were pas- Really. t Tk> Red Cros fund? the doctor's bill eral satisfaction over his services ‘ discovered Captain Sannaes sent out ed ones, the vote being. • d a number of years ago, with a i a wireless call tor help. The nies- And its going to be a REAL the past year Mr Dippel was unani ■ich must be paid; and thus lie also sug 28 view of a reduction. John Nielson sage was received at the Cape Blanco celebration. WJ read the letters bold and bright— mously re elected, there being no oth •> ■» gested a higher license on traveling Nels Rasmussen ■•station and transmitted to Bandon H* 8. spells US! Bill Sellmer has taken the bull by er candidate mentioned. 1 4 shows. The matter was referred to •and Coos Bay by telephone. Al S. C. Johnson —E. J. R. the horns. The budget for the coming year though a committee composed of Council the vessel was then only 300 The approximate cost of tho elec men Nels Rasmussen. Chatburn and He's got a bunch of the boys with was read and considered and after .yards from the Cape the btation look- tion was *58.75, thus each vote cost G. R. McNair a general discussion, which lasted for him. rout could not see It on account of the the city about 52 cents. It is too i 'he Red Cross campaign is well several hours, it was voted to levy T<> Improve Caroline Street And they 're going to do it RIGHT. fog However communication ler way in Bandon and community a 20 mill tax. which will raise ap I ^^established by wlrele — _ was bad the gentlemen couldn’t have j A petition signed by property own established by wireless and orders pulled straws to see who should be If you’re a patriot; I if the pace set on the opening 'were telephoned here for thy proximately *19,541.66. It being ers along Caroline avenue, was read r is maintained throughout the If you're a Bandonian uncertain as to whether the new law- i Kilby am and to Gardiner for tug elected; it would have been cheaper asking that said owners be given per the and equally as representative. ince of the week the *3,000 fund required the voters to name the mill- ■{Gleaner. mission under supervision of city of And love your home town. *p irtioned to this territory will be age or the amount of money to be Capt Robert Johnson and bin crew ficial i and according to the grade Get busy and BOOST Mthconiing without a doubt. A < ; six from th ■ Coast Guard station raised, it was decided to be safe and |'f set by tho city, to improve sajd street For the BIG TIME J. ting of the campaign solicitors vere already preparing to leave for both methods were carried out. from Riverside Drive to Harlem. The N d on Tuesday night develoived the In Bandon on The budget, as presented by the 'lie scene and in a snort time were petition was signed by Otillie K. u ■ that approximately *1,000 had board, called for an 18 mill levy, r if in the power boat. After setting Langlois Xlun Busy Getting Out the Kronenberg. Geo. R. Morgan. G. J. July 4th. M in raised and only a portion of the I Armstrong and W. E. Craine The tho amount required according to lie compass Just ou’slde the local ljogs for County Road Lum GET BUSY! M apective contributors had been In I petition was granted, and th« work their estimate being *17,436.35. Aft bar, Captain Johnson made the run, ber on Bandon Road. ta viewed. The larger contributions er making inquiries as to probable guided solely by the needle, In three ■ will he done by the property owners jn raised had not been reported on amount of uncollected taxes Mayor hours, and although he could see but The Bandon-Curry county rond under tho supervison of Marshal F. ^kougli MW ral amounts of *25 had a few yards ahead succeeded in find contract, which was let to Hagquist A Holman. Tho plans include Eclio of Promotion of the (liants Topping brought out the fact that n: accounted. (ng the vessel without delay. the estimate of the board would not & BJorquist. Is creating a demand construction of a sidewalk along Pass-Banilon Line lleard in ■The worthiness of the cause is The tug Klihyam was near Prosper for a large quantity of white cedar south side of the street; bringing raise enough actual cash for the year, Equity Court Case. ■te generally understood and while therefore he proposed 20 mills in when the call came and not being plauking. Wallace Pomeroy of Lang street to grade and crown, and of those who could easily give At the equity term of court in Co stead of 18. He stated that the city prepared was unable to leave port lui lols has the contract to supply over surfacing of the lower end near Riv Later word came that 200,000 feet for use on the road and erside Drive where there is consid ■re liberally are inclined to shirk quille the hearing of the Rasor taxes would be greatly reduced the mediately. tel W#H was R a total loss and the is t»M».v getting <Hif-kurs f">i 'hei ■ir duty in this matter, the large Bros. & Vai jean of Los Autelos vs. ¡coming year, the levy ivrobablv bp- ¿itf. erable aaud. with gravel. Two letters frnm out-vf-trrwn «L- ■ ' >ritv are responding In the usual West Coast Development Co. arising ling as low as ten mills. This year ~tg order wascancelled The Glean pose. In speaking of the work the er, however, went to the scene and Port Orford Tribune says: torneys bidding upon the matter of ■riotic manner characteristic of from the promotion of the Port Or it was 18 mills. Is section Absolute refusal has ford-Bandon railroad by the latter A. Ilaberly was present and made arrived there later in the day. "Mr Pomeroy has the contract for giving an expert opinion on the Ore The sea was calm and the crew was furnishing the lumber for the Im gon avenue situation were read. One Bn met with in but two or three favor of slashiug his usual talk in company in 1012 and 1913 was be ■tances. These cases are exception- gun. The plaintiffs made the survey the budget right and left in order to In no danger after the Coast Guard provement of Bandon-Curry coun from C. R Peck, offered to do the boat arrived. The men were put to ty road, something over 200,000 feet, work, charging the city for actual lin the extreme insofar as the par reduce the millage to 16. He sug for the proposed road and brought work preparing to salvage the cargo, The other from time employed ks are absolutely lacking in the suit for payment for the survey sev gested that less teachers be hired which was made up of saltpeter and while here he bought a donkey L. A. Liljeqvist, stated actual tint« Irit that prompts such donations. eral years ago receiving a judgment the coming year, as the enrollment is Whatever the aft hold contains is engine and several thousand feet <>l at $12 per day, but the maximum Bint the men and women who are against the company for *5000 in less than it has been. The board ex wire cable from J. D Loucks and N ruined but the balance is not injur charge not to exceed $100. He was king their tin.i and their money, 1915. Since the company was insolv plained that two teachers had already ed. The Coast Guard crew stood by II. Larson. The contract calls for retained. b towards bringing this comtniin- been eliminated and that the four nearly all white cedar, and the doll ent this could not be collected and A Reul Liquor Ordinance teen teachers for next year would from Friday mornng until Monday key will be used in getting out the I to the standard sot for I are not discouraged. They are suit against stockholders has been have on an average of 34 to 35 pu afternoon. At that time Captain logs. The model liquor ordinance, pits- Mr. Pomeroy is one of the brought. J. T. Brand of Marshfield F work with deterinina- is attorney for the plaintiff and C. pils each, while the county superln Curtis of the Underwriters had ar- prominent dairymen of this section pared liy the Anti-Saloon League of In and the closing day« of the i>ig tendent recommends not more than ' rived and engaged John Sw ing of and lias Oregon mid changed only In particul R. Wade of Bandon for the defend ars necessary to fit local conditions, Ivo will find them bending every ants. Among the latter are: M P. 31. Mr. liaberly's arguments were the schooner Tramp and Geo. Forty acres to taken up by Directors Nielson and of Port Orford with a gas boat to re tort to see that Bandon and coni- in was heard by the council and passed It is Murphy of Marshfield; Stephen Gal unanimously. I'nder this ordinance .1. II. Jones and they proved to the lieve the local men and they return question ■nit y ma I. . . good. lier, Ed. Gallier, E. Dyer, Col. R ed, arriving home at 7 o'clock that tin« city attorney 1« placed under [The local campaign is under the H. Rosa, of Bandon; and C. C Carter satsfaction of those present that such night. The crew was made up of the ipecial oldigation to enforce tho liq radical measures were altogether im I lection of ,, ntral committee com- ! of Myrtle Point. Mill Not Exempt Farmers uor law, lie being subject to prose practical and impossible under exist following: C. W. Boice, Leslie Kra b Col n H. R om , Geo. W. nick. Geo. Sutton. Mathew Coy, Fred Washington, D. ('., June 16 The cution and fine of from *50 to $500 ing circumstances. bore and I' P. Hanly. The bai farmer will not be exempt from mill for neglect of duty. All violations F. J. Chatburn and J. W. Mast ar erick Reimann and L. O. Green. lee of t .. force is divided into two Captain Curtis has announced that tary service. Provost Marshal Gen coming under tho general head of gued In favor of an 18 mill levy, hn-s. with E. D. Webb and L. W. mainly because the budget called for an effort will be made to salvage the oral Crowder reiterated that only In boot legging draw a fine of $2 5 to Irnhull as captains, anil is coin- Pi Tog ram to Bo Carried Out at Hl that amount, anil they believed that vessel. The wrecking tug, Salvor, dispensable men in any Industry arc *250 and Jail sentence of not morn F“'1 of Um following W. S. Wells, O'clock and Children Are to As the taxes should be held down just owned by the Canadian government to be exempted. Every man who can i than six months for the first offense; F s 1 Endi..,tt, Geo p. Topping. sist Says C. B. Zeek. has been engaged and Is now enroutx serve his country In-tter as a soldier i *50 to $5oo and not to«« than 5 days as low as possible. F" W S. Smith. Miss Mary Moore, to tile scene from British Columbia. than in Ills pre; nt occupation will be nor more than 250 days for subs.- In the opinion of the majority vot 0. Felsheim, Dr. I. L. Scofield. Bandon's official flag will be rais ers tho voluminous argument was fi The Sinaloa has twin <b cks and the called to the colors unless It works qtient often ,es. Drunkenness or hav J. E- Walstrom, .1. Ira Sidwell, H. ; an actual hardship on dependents. ing liquor in possession at dance, or I Boak. < | Pape, O. A. Trow-: ed at ten o'clock on the morning of nally summed up by Mr. Jones in the method of floating her likely to be other public places or on the streets July 4th. regardless of whether the following words: "It's simply a mat- adopted is to seal up the hatches of fldge. Mri O. A. Trowbridge, Mrs and alleys of the city, draw a fin« of I I- Pearce, Mrs. W. E. Craine, city has a formal celebration, accord ter of whether we w ant to get out of 'the lower deck and pump the hold *25 to *100 or alternate of a jail ing to C. B. Zeek who has charge of debt or stay in," and they made it full of compressed air. The cargo “s Maude Lowe, Mr. Roy. and T. sentence in the discretion of the the affair. An appropriate program twenty mills. having been discharged and the ves r Robison. Robison The Curry county sec- police judge The ordinance alsn will be carried out. and if the mer The attendance was small. there sel thus lightened, moorings having is being covered by H. J. Mc- confers the right of search upon been put out it is believed that the B-nnid, who is assisted by II. F. chants decide on having a celebration being only 61 votes cast. cal police offlcals. It goes Into tug will be able to pull the ship off I brrisen. tlm latter having donated this will be made a feature of the County Agent Jay L. Smith stales feet within thirty days. during one high tide. I e "sp bis auto for the purpose. day. Mr. Zeek wants the school all Minor matters taken up How Captain Sannaes happened to that a dairymen's picnic will be held ■ Another meeting will be held to- children to take part and invites as- get five miles out of his course is a at Parkoraburg on Wednesday. Iun< proposal to install an overflow basin the little folks to be pre ent and Men Strike for More AA ages Became I r” ln ofder to check up and report mystery to him and his crew, all of 27th, at tho E. F. Topping ranch. I and watering trough at the city park of L<>s« of Time. ■ county headquarter» at Marshfield aist. K I whom deplore the accident. How The dairymen will meet from 1« a water pipe. E E Oakes also con After the flag raising the W. I i>e other towns of the county are ever the only feasible theory advanc m. to 4 p m . and among the features sulted the council regarding water C. members will give a basket dinner Labor troubles were experienced ■ Riving grc.it enthusiasm in the rates. to the members of the G. A R at the at the Prosper mill the forepart of ed is that a freak Inset current pre will be a big picnic dinner. ■ Ijnpaign and nidging from their re- Prof. R. R. Graves, head of tho A. G. Long was present and look city park. Mr. Zeek says that the the week, but it is reported that the vailed which gradually carried the ■ ’01 •• " "I'-ning 1 ' ning nay day tney they will dairy department of the Oregon Agri up with the council the matter of general public is invited to join them. difficulties have been settled About vessel towards shore. I (niz 8UC"' 4,11 ----------- ,han the ,ocal --------- _1 or- Bring your lunches, all but coffee, 35 men struck for *3.00 a day. They The Sinaloa has a net carrying cultural College, and Dr. B. T new fire hose, he having been asked sr.i.-c North Bend, which has I which will be served free. nnn °D : ’’""i* Lena, wnicn nas had been receiving *2.75 a day but 'capacity of 2600 tons. She was built Finns of the Veterinary Science de to furnish bids on prepared hose. " to raise, had *2300 subscrib- had been forced to lose considerable two years ago by a Norwegian con partment. will be present and give Six hundred feet <»i l«>»e at *1.1*1 t day and Coquille, with I time each month. It is understood cern, but it Is said she was sold or lectures dealing with the various per foot was purchased, together with Gets Big Price for Boat I fee" t " ral '’ e ' had 11500 at that phases of the dairy industry a few- minor article» needed to re Gold Beach, June 16—Captain that the mill owners intended to chartered recently to the Hlnd-Rolph I r th to show the people Dairymen and ranchers from this pair the stock of hose now in use j Steamship Co , of San Francisco, in Peter Olson received $28,000 for the raise to $3 00 on the first of July Street Repair A4<»rk l,r<»greealng r communities are res- f gasoline schooners Rustler | The mill has been shut down for which Mayor Rolph of that city Is In entire community are urged to attend and I k rh,nK 30 ' 8h°uld be an inspiration th« picnic and Mr. Smith vouchee the. Repair work on the streets, being terested C. Henry Smith of that ' several days on account of a short I f l,an,lon and community. Roamer from R L. Macleay of the It wav Information tha* the event will bo done under the aiiperv|s|on of the age of logs but will resume opera place is agent for the vessel I >,t ,, "s 1'a'r|"’tc spirit prevail» thru- Macleay estate. The two crafts have socially street committee Councilmen F '■ tier second trip up the coast and "h<- one that be a big sitccc tions Friday morning. It is report- been freighting here for a number I 'he entire state. Those attending Berry and G R McNair— and Mar and educationally, was bound front San Francisco to Ta be- of years and their cost was much be led that satisfactory arrangement* are requested to bring well filled shal Holman, Is progressing rapidly. ¡have been effected between the men coma. low what was paid for them now. Captan Johnson is of the opinion lunch baskets for the community The scraping of the streets has been Lind Superintendent E. E Foss, and completed and cost of same esme that conditions for salvaging the spread tha’ the plant will run as usual ($-'»■ An Invitation is extcnd^d to tho much under the estimate, b«lng about vessel are favorable if action Is taken '•ood Showing in Subscription buslnemtnen of Bandon and vicinity *55. This saving means that con at once. H. M Axtell, who had been engae to Lil^rty Bonds. to attend »he meeting, take part in Mderable more work will be done on beach mining ed In ,i l~ —........ —-- - near Port __ Orford _ , a Marsh- the picnic and Incidentally become r«pa!r of crossing«', etc. Nelson, formerly Nels P. ®«ndon stood we|| |n (|lei |ead ,,f has moved his outfit to the Whiskey field resident, at one time employed much better acquainted with their ” «malic- - ♦ Run section and Is now busy with ■ in the lieuckendorff ship building farmer friends and th« especial quee The Sunset M'oolen Mills will * ♦ ♦ ♦ J •IJt»scri‘,iI1 roi"ni'»nitles of the state ♦ force oi f men and a power plant and vards at Proaf>«r and now employed tions with which the latter has to « commence operations in about ■>g to the Liberty Loan He I m meeting with good returns ♦ alii, ough a few still smaller deal tn advancing the dairy indus ♦ ♦ a week. This was announced many as draftsman in Portland ship build r-'Atinities ; subscribed equally as ♦ by the directors today upon the ♦ says that the sand there in ing yards, has made arrangements try of the community. of It Thon« who favored us during and in 1 some instances more, « arrival of the steamer Elizabeth ♦ places is 17 feet deep and all Several picnics similar to the one plaU- with R H. Corey, it is slated, and scheduled for Parkersburg * 111 be past week are the towns of Coos county ♦ carrying the shipment of wharp ♦ has I good value« in gold and Plstl- will return to the Bay as soon as the Athlon was He is operating for the W E. Stelnbnff, Band''n second from the top: ♦ and other supplies, that Man ♦ num. Development Co., in which ship on which he Is now engaged is held during thia and the coming f*tXhfle|,j J. A Park . Bandon « num week. On Saturday of thia week will ager Ladley lias been awaiting. completed. He will be employed in 157,050 Idaho men are interested, an d has 1. Nordstrom, Bandon. be the one at Norway, on Monday tho ♦ The directors urge those who the yards which the Coos Bay com 16.1 It ♦ ! the property of the Ocean Beach pany will put in for the construction one at Sumner, on Tuesday at Coos H. B Warner. Bandon. ♦ have not yet made payment on 7.300 ♦ of Minneapolis. He Pwn« ♦ Dr. deine < - A. H Buckingham. En,rone. Ore River; on Wednesday at Parkera- ........ 7,25o « their stock to do so at once as that while h I* saving as much of government vessels.—Coos Bay burg. and on Thursday at Mrs J. F. Hill. Bandon ♦ -a' ■ t Myrtle Bend Times. Mr. Nelson Is a brother of 5.500 ♦ all available funds will be ♦ S*ui A. Briggs, Loa Angeles. Cal. I ’ cigt. John and T M. Nielson of Bandon. I « necessary. Total * 193,500 ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Guard (Tew (àoes lo Resene Bui l.iveo Xot in Banger— l miei w ritei s Take ('barge and Ef- fort Will Ite Made to Malvage A es. sei—< liantes Good. Bandon to Celebrate i Dairymen to Hold Picnic Wednesday Woolen Mills to Start Next Week