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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1917)
I four mile ------- By CLEM Miss Fern DeLong attended the Baak°M°ore wedding at Bandon last Clausen was elected director for 3 years and Mrs. R. W. Ensign clerk for one year In District No 64 D. H. Jackson was elected director for three years and Miss Fern DeLong as clerk for one year. MANY OF COMMUNITY ELIGIBLE FOR SERVICE The annual demand for live stock at the present time, with prospects for a like demand for the future, pro duces another demand that the farm era and stockmen must not overlook —feed! There is danger that there will b- shortage of hay and pasture on many farms this season because of the un precedented demand for grains at high prices. Bui tile man who has live stock or who la planning to ad I to his herd or flock must not allow himself to be drawn Into winter with insufficent feed. Systematic calm la lions made to determine the amount of stock to carry under the particular possibilities of feed pro duction on a given farm, So much pasture of such and such kind will carry so many cattle or hogs or sheei or horses so many weeks during th< ordinary season. So much hay oi silage will be required to carry them wo much farther. Hiid then so much grain will be required to keep them in proper flesh or finish them for market. These things must be cal culated by every man who would sue ceed. Hit-or-miss methods will not pay. especially at this time, when every loss of a pound of fix'd or th* pessibiliths of producing a pound oi feed means a loss of actual cast value FROM Morris Heights By J. J. MORRIS Those between the ages of 21 and Noah Morgan. Dlttive. Edward Wal A registered Jersey cow was added ‘0, who registered in the various ter; DeCosta. John Jr.; Foster, Jesse to the herd at this farm last Mon precincts of this community under i.imer; Green. Harold: Jennings. J the provision» of the selective draft day. She was ths highest testins Joshua I'aul. Cornwall. Leslie. Lewis cow sold at the W A I • i • I »air at set, are as follows; Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Croft were cal Lloyd Zach. Langlois. Paul Revere. McMinnville on June 12th She PHviiHt No. 44: Bandon S. W. lers at the Bethel ranch last Friday McLeod. Alexander; McLeod, John. made 333 pounds of butter in one Baird. Albert Virgil. Boyle. Ever- Mrs. Joe Cox of Langlois spent McDonald. George Bernard; McPoil, year when she was one year and sev- Bumgartner, Clar i bark's. Mathews. Carl Elwood. Nel- last Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. ard Hamilton. Bumgartner, on months old. She is now foir ence R.; Breuer. Victor Crain, Harry James McAdams. •">11. Jesse l.t'e. Niles. Albert Henry. years old. N . Corson, Roy Baldwin; Dollar, Ned. Charles Edward; Pullen, Chas. At the annual school meeting held lames A ; Dippe), Guy; Felshelm. Edward: Pedt rson. Norman Gerett. If you want people to take .in iu- at New Lake school house, the fol Louis D.; Fraser. John Ronald Slagle. Robert Scott. George Merle: terest in you and ask you strange lowing directors were elected: R. R 1 arris. Oscar Ray. Gartin, Vane Cur Streuber. Thomas Frederick; Tuck questions and look mysterious!., at Davis to serve three years; <’ol. ('. T tls; Gallier. Lentner Ervin; Haworth. er. Walter. you when you are outside, tell them Blumenrother the retiring director Elmer Ray. Jorgensen, Lloyd Chris Below are the names of these reg Coos you are from Coos county. The colonel had served the district as tian, Leep, Roland Vivian; Lillard. istered since June 5 In the Coquille frontier, the seems to be the last a member of the school hoard for James Thomas; Langlois, lra 8 : valley precincts: John H Windsor. best place in the West to get a more than twenty years and for the Lowe. Louis William McNair, Geo No. 4 1, Bandon Fred Lacey, No. start. McLeod, William; Mickel. 14, llandon. Edward Everett Solei, good service rendered we heartily Ray; thank him. A. Davis resigned his George Lawrence; Munck, Alvin Jr.; No. It. Bandon. Niqk H. Munk. No. directorship and W. B. Haynes was Osborn. Lynn Elmer: Perry. William 57, Bancroft Alfred G. King. No. elected in his place. Mr. Davis had Fredericht. Quigley, Harold Wilfred; •’Myrtle Point; John Harold Por oooooooooooooooo- served for more than twenty years Rosa. Archie Hewitt; Robinson, Wil ter. No. 25. Dora. Otto Willis Magill. also on the school board in this dis lie Albert. Robbins, Hubert Alonlce No. 55, Myrtle Point; Thaddeus J trict and wo all thank him for liis ^alatrom. Aimer Eugene; Watkins Krirck. No 4«, Bandon W illiam W . good work. Jas. Alumbaugh was Raymond Evert. Willard, Charlex lane. No. 51, Norway. Ray Charles OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' re-elected clerk. There was a five Orvil Wyant. Roy. Willard. Vanex Hyde, No. 35 Dora. mill tax voted to maintain the school Keith. NORTHERN Cl Rin FREI I MTS MRS. ESTHER JANE GOt LI» Preiinct No. 15: Bandon N. W. MYRTLE. Port Orford. Xo :io Esther Jane Gould was born at Anderson. Ingw aid. Balch. Hartley Corliss A. Darling; Robert Perry; lay Quinta. Canada. June 30. 1832. Stopped His Backache Strawberries and cream. We have Harold; Elliott. Ralph Archie; Dippel Arthur L . Mayers; John D. Garbutt. nd died In Bandon on June 14, 1917 George Lawrence, railroad fire Ralph S; DeOs, Jasper. Figer, Thom John F. ] McKenzie. Charles P. Zum- both fresh every day. Sanito. iged 81 years, 11 months and 14 man, Kittrell, Mass . writes: "I used as Edward. Free. Franklin J.; Fox wait; Roy Haft; John R. Marsh; D. lays, She was the daughter of Rich- David Maxwell. Gatchell, Zeno Har N. R Marsh; Alexander McLellan; thre-> bottles of Foley Kidney Pil)= ird and Esther McGuire. In Is when I was so sick 1 hardly could ry; Gallier, Reed Adelbert; Gallier. Ralph J. Nead; James II. Sutton; stay on the engine, and they cure I she was united in marriage to Henry Edmund William; Howe, James H Louis I. Knapp. Fred W. Jamieson. My back ached all the time Gould. Her husband died October Hansen, Han..; Jorgen Schmidt Clarence W. Zumwalt; Raymond B me. Deceased was the mother kidnevs acted sluggish; dull hcadach' 4, 1882 Lehman, l.eo; I anglois. Gordon El Zumwalt; Andrew Ellis; John H of eight children four of whom sur- and felt sleepy all the time, nervous don: Tlioni. Engine LeRoy; Thom, 'nican Oscar W. W Post; Grover < E. V Aaron vlve to mourn her loss Robert Craig; Wyant. Ernest; Wil McGill: Harry A. Pearce; John H had to rise many times each night ' Gould, Parry Sound, Canada; Wm. Sold everywhere. J* Hants, Sydney Llloyd; Wyant, Roy Zumwalt; George R. Forty; Bernal L < Gould, Parry Sound. Canada; Wilson. Janies E. V. Forty; James H Hill; Walter I). Mrs • Anna A terns Sault Ste. Marte, Pre* inct No. . 4«: Bandon McGill; John L. Forty; Rollie F. Succulent vegetables of all sorts anada. and Joseph H. Gould of Barrows, Clyde Frank ; 1 Barkdoll ’ook; W illis Hutcheson. contribute to the diet, and so an llandon. There are also 6 grand- Joseph Herman; Harrows, . Charles Sixes River, No. IB valuable from the standpoint of by ■hildren one of whom. Miss Florence Caralon; Covell. Robert I Wm.; Cot Crawford W. Smith; Lester II. giene, because within limits bulkiues. Gould, makes her home in Bandon. ter. Sylvia Richard, Farris, 1 Harry teller; William G. Grason, Clarence Is a favorable condition for normal Deceased lived the greater | art of Lee. Fry, Willis James. Griffa, Jas Xtkinson. Guy F. Farrier. Solomon digestion and also of importance in her life in Canada, having come to Acy; Grontas. Mke. Holmes. Clarence L, Fitzhugh; Oren F. Gason. Schuy- overcoming a tendency to constipa Oregon in 1912; since which time Robert. Henderson. William Britton 'er A. Cook; Elmer R. Spurgeon; tion. They also are among the tin ;he had made her home with her son. Hornung, Harry Edward; Lind, John Wm R. Capps. J. Wilson Crewe, portant sources of necessary mineral toseph H. Gould of this In Nestor; Miller, Jesse Marion; Ney luios W. Cook; Nathan L. Spurgeon; matters in the ordinary diet. t he >arly life she affiliated gren. Jas. Alford. Parks, Ben Burt Charles J. Haagensen; Rudolph Lent true She Methodist church Rose. Lester; Stone, John Walter. wyler. David Crowley. id a rlend, an County < out t Doings Sabro, Otto Ragnvald. Warner, How Langlois, Precinei t No. 45 On Saturday several matters per loving mother. ard Beach. Chas. Sydnam; Albert J. Olaen. taining to widows' pensions and in The funeral was conducted from THE UNIVERSAL CAR Pie< Im t No. 17: Bandon S ,E. Geo. L. Edwards; L. L. Jackson. digent allowances were taken up he Gould home on Caroline avenue. Blundell, Edgar Philip. Baird, Ar W. H. Manwaring; Joseph E. Cook. Mrs. Irene Reese of Bandon applied Rev. A. B. Reese officating. and the The low first cost of a Ford car is not to be con thur Marion; Cox, Leo Lloyd; Chat I Chas. A. Russell; Jacob L. White; for a widow's pension but her paper remains were laid to rest In th® G. A. burn, Thomas Willington; Counts William E. Cope; James W. Chas- were improperly prepared, ami Mrs R. cemetery. fused with low value. The best manufacturing Orvil. Christensen, Hans Christian tian; Wm. W. Russell; Frank F. Stella Shields also made a similar methods, combined with the highest grade of ma Carpenter. Chauncey Edward; Dietz Schram; John C. Thorhaven; Robt. application Both were placed on the Is Not Expected to live Payson P.; Derringer. Arthur F.. C. Russell; Albert M Scott. Jesse indtgrnt list, the former temporarily terials and the services of specialist workmen pro A H Thrift, the father of T. J. Engleman, Edward. Fieger, Freder H. Wilson; Thos Lawson; Clifford and the latter permanetly as she and A. G. Thrift of this city is very duce a better car at a lower price, Ford cars are lek William; Flanders, Charlie; Flan R. Sydnam; James B. Sypher; Wm does not come under the require ill and not expected to live at his U. Sabin; George Bennett; Herman ders, Elmer; Harvey, Frederick Jack ments ot the law. There were three home tn San Jose. Cal Last Sunday built to serve and satisfy under all conditions. son; Hadsell, Chester Floyd; Ham I. Merz; Lawrence Suckau; John D. discontinuances on the indigent list another son. E. B. Thrift ot Langlois, lin, Delbert; Landers, Kent; Lewis Hawkins; Fred E. Burgess; Edgar for cause. During the month the passed through here on his way to his Thomas M.; Moore, Ralph Thomas. Capps; Herman L. Williams; Forest court will make a careful and sys father’s bedside and Wednesday TOURING CAR ..$423 Mack, Clifton Voloras; Neygren, Wil 3. Russell; Erwin V. Hamlin; Clyde tematic investigation of the widows' morning A. G. started for San Jose liam M.: Rogers, Harrison Bradford: R. Griffith; John G. Braden; Geo. pension and indigent cases in the The elder Mr Thrift was one of the ROADSTER______ $407 Rovney, Harold Max; Sutton, Edw E. Edwards; Harvey Atkinson; Fred county with the ides ot ascertaining earliest settlers on Coos Bay, hav F. O. B. BANDON Francis; Thorhaven. Andrew A.: T. Guerin; Dale Bemen; John Bolani; actual facts relating to same and if ing landed on thia coast at Portland Tucker, Raleigh W.; Webb, Ear) Lee J. Roberts; Carl G. Grove; James necessary will hold meetings at the when 14 years of age. He is now K. Nodlne; Robert E. Jones; Henry various towns in the county where Daniel; Wilcox, Sylvester. 82 years old. About 18 years ago E. Bossen; Loys Carver; Ralph M. evidence will tie taken —Coquille he left his Curry county ranch and Precinct No. 4M: Two Mile Challacombe, Alfred Jackson: Car Brown; Milton F. Brown; Joseph I. Sentinel. went down to San Jose where he has ter. Henry Benjamin; Griffith, Thom Everest. -Ince maided. Coquille Sentinel. as Clyde; Hollenbeck, Archie San There Is a gun at one of the Pana Rid of a Lingering Cough ford; Hughe«. Ernest Earl; Hughes 4 Has llad Beneficial Rraulta You can get relief from racking, ma canal terminals, the most power Algie Wesley; Holbrook. Frank F. A man Is not treating himself fa’r hacking coughs, from wheezy, sneezy fill at any coast defense fort, with Jones, Grover Cleveland; John, Guy Breathing. from raw, inflamed throat a range of twenty-three miles. Its ly when h® neglects backache, rheu Knopp, J. Warren; McCue, Harold W. G. Glazier. weight alone probably would have matism, dizziness, stiff Joints, sore Amous; McCue, Alton Ray; Morris and tight chest. Bentonville. Ark., writes: "I can rec sunk any of the ships with which inimcles, or other symptoms of kid Jasper Janies; Schrader. Ervin El Isaac F. Pizarro left the Isthmus to conquer ney or bladder trouble mer; Swanson. Elmor Kornulus; ommend Foley's Honey and Tar Com Peru, and beyond a doybt If he could Truman, 1277 Washington Ave . pound. I used it for a cough that I Strog. Ernest Alfred. Stump, Logan; hat” have transported it to the land of the Ashbury Park, N. J , writes; "I used Schultz, Jesse Zapplinie; Sasson, Jos had for years, and was 'aid to consumption but it . ured me." Sol 1 Incas one shot would have scared Foley Kidney Pills and had the mos' eph Henry; Wilson, Grover Claud jo the humble Indians into several ceil beneficial results from same." Sold Young, Ivy Reginald; Young, Harold everywhere. i® everywhere. turies of submission in order to place in the field and track up with L.; Young, Varo Vivian. supplies the immense armies which our Government Precinct No. 52: l our 'file leaden are planning, thia country muat practice Anderson. Ira; Cole, Jevs- Win economy and attain efficiency as it has never done before. ford; DeOs, Lawrence Edward, Davi Homer Leslie; Davis. Winfield Scott Farmers Are Not Getting Rich Even With Higher Prices. However, Finnell. Carl Ernest: Fostei War The telephone is the great economizer and con Says Farm Journal. ren C.; Foster, Ralph Leslie; Guls tributor to efficiency. Have you one? Have you Iron, Albert Leonard; Laird. Lull! as many as you need? Get a telephone and put the ■ ... .-»_=====£. ' " - Consumers complain that meat time saved into the garden. O.; Lehnherr. Wiliam Tell; M Adam* But prices are almost prohibitory, Cleaned, Blocked, Dyed and Harry Lerter; Pomeroy. Delmore I Stankavich. Michael Samuel. Stan the grower protests that he is not made into the latest shapes. kavich. Joseph Abraham. Treadgold to blame; that conditions bear ax i „ Cleaned, Blocked Manton Edmund; Thornton. Ferry hard on him as on the consumers, a and Retrimmed, prices of feed, labor and supplies Taylor, Brandt R . W aldvogel. Clark Washington: Wooden. Harry Jeffer have run ahead of the price« he is PANAMA WORK a specialty. Popular Prices. getting for his produce, and he is actually losing money instead of lin Precinct No. 40: Parkersburg of MEN’S REMADE HATS SAT Auer. Fred Oscar, Carlson Gab ing up profits as many city dwellers URDAY. Special Prices. riel; Cox. George Franklin. Cochran think, says the Oregon Farmer The facts bear him out. He I Jesse Rush; Cochran. Reanous lohn: Cox. .Tames Robert; Cox. William quitting the business here and there, Henry; Cox. John Floyd. Devereaux and that is the real test, for farm Bandon, Ore. James Joseph; Devereaux. Henry P ; er is not going to relinquish a prof Devereaux, Thomas Michael; Drane itable line of industry to engage In Frederick Elmore; Domenlghinl. Bar something new. At a recent conference at Lincoln, tol; Haga. Joe Floyd; Johnson Al ford C.; Leneve. Ralph; McGlawery Neb . of men Interested in the live George Allen. Snead, Melvin Alfred stock Industry and professors from Topping, Earl Francis. Tiller, lloraa western agricultural coll'gea the al arming statement was made that Douglas there are t.OOO.OhO less breeding cat Precinct No. 50: Lampe Emery & McCormick, Proprietors Allen. Radford Thompson; Allen He in the Enifed States than there Yet population George Buford, Bogard. Clären« were 15 yearB ago. Edwin. Bogard. Glbert; Danlela»n has grown and Europe is making ex Autos Daily Between Christopher »tian. Dank’ on. Hkn traordlnary demands. Is it surpri»- Ing that meat prices are up and go ard; McCue, Elmer Anthony. i'rr kins. Hillis Kearney; Ra’ette. Piercy Ing higher every month’ The further information was giv Joseph; Randleman. Ori® Lee en at the Lincoln conference that the Randleman. Biedle Isom. first four months of the present year Precinct No. . 12 Riverton Bell. James E : Bruner, Boyd. Bel showed 951.000 fewer hogs on the market than the same four month« of loni, John E . Berryhill, Elmer M Coy. Eugene G.; Carlson. William: last year That is a decrease of 1 ' With feeders all over the Carlson. August W ; Coy, Oren B '■ per cent country virtually gone, brood animals Dunwaite, Vernon Clausen. George; sold, hay and grain nt prohibitive H,; Hull. Harry F ; Helmken. Ralph Hughes, Harry B ; Kay. Denzil; figures and slight prospects of relief, Lewis, Aza W. ; McGourty, Robert the conference decide 1 di astir actl* i To «apply the conn Quinn. Fred J ; Smith. Ezra M Sell was necessary Charles W. T.; Swindal. Treston try with meat under present condi tions. to say nothing of sending pro Shelton. George H ; Sell. Victor E Shelton. Royal F ; Simonsen. Simon visions abroad, present* a serious condition, and the Lincoln conference Pre* inc» No. 4-4: Prosper Biesckc. Edward. Belcher. John threw little light on its solution The problem staggers the expertr Wortley. Cottor. Hubert Alexander and alarms the nation Carbion, Clyde Andrew. Davis-n. week. y( W. Treadgold has gone to The ip»Hes to superintend the picking of hit cherry orchard. C F Waterman is getting material on the ground for a new barn which will erect on his ' Tanglewood” ranch E H Miller and T. H. Shaw tre assisting him. I'ncle W alt Laird and son. Harry, who have been »pending the past winter and spring a» Myrtle Point. are working for Brant Taylor at the present g j. Wilson and son. Frank, are contemplating having for Arizona in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Chandler were Sunday visitor» at the Ensign home. B. R Taylor and family were visit- visit ing friends on east Four Mile Sun Dodge was very much day. The new ~ in evidence. M. E. Treadgold purchased a fine jersey heifer from J. O. I’erduo last Monday- Mrs. John Shields and children of Bandon are visiting at the Jackson ranch at the present. At the annual school meeting held last Monday in District No. 81. H. P. I NEW LAKE N OBITUARY FORD A. GARFIELD, Agent, Ä War Time Efficiency ■ \ Ä T ï I 1 OPEN For Hat W orks Business I Coos & Curry Telephone Co J ’ o J 1—j 21 a 1 e S llcllS 1\4 , I I Men s Hats Dir CAI r LJ1VJ J. H. Erickson, Hatter -------------------- ' SEVEN DEVILS LINE BANDON, NORTH BEND and MARSHFIELD via Seven Devils Fare $1.50 Leaves Bandon 7 a. in. and 5 p. m I
