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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1917)
devotion to our flag and all it stands for ought to be indicated first of all." Western World has not the slight est suspicion of any local teacher openly declaring herself on the side of Germany in the war, nor even be- Ing in sympathy with the German cause. However, the accusation made by the Coquille party is a grave one and is. in a measure, a reflection upon the loyalty of the whole com* munity. If there is a possibility that a member of our school force Is guilty of such gross disloyalty it is the duty of the school authorities to find her out and promptly dismiss her. Owned and published by The peole of this country would FELSHEIM & HOWE never allow a lesson of hate to be taught the young, as is being done L. D. FelHheim, Editor. In Germany at the present time, yet Jas. H. Howe. Manager it would be a sorry mistake to allow Entered as second-class matter at the a lesson of love for our enemies and post office at Bandon, Oregon, January contempt for our own government. 2d, 1913. under Act of March 3, 1879. i What surer method of implanting the seeds of treason I In the minds of Official paper of the City of Ban tiie young could be adopted than to don, Oregon. allow a person with such sentiments Subscription rates: »1.50 per year; to liuvo charge of tin e schoolroom. six months. 75c. fhe Western World UIB NOT OIL-BOUND MACADAM? Telephone OOI FIGURÉS INDICATE THAT WAR WILL END DURING YEAR 1917 : , • j <--< g « e 8 8 » r T- •'•■»■» o • '»'♦ -♦-a King of Belgium was born in 1875; Among the favorite appeals to the superstitious temper of war-time, ascended throne in 1909; has reigned none is apt to be more unique than 8 years; has lived 42 years; total the prophetic combinations of dates 3834. Emperor of Japan was born in and other significant figures with which the outcome or end of the con IS79; ascended throne in 1912; has flict is variously pointed. Every war reigned 5 years, has lived 38 years; of modern times has produced such total 3834. King of Servia was born in 1844 ; essays at mystical and symbolic arithmetic, and the present struggle ascended throne in 1903; has reigned is no exception. One of the most 14 years; has lived 73 years; total startling of these appears to have an 3834. King of Montenegro was born in American origin; at least it has been ■ perfected by the Pittsburg Gazette 1841; ascended throne in 1910; has We herewith submit it to our read reigned 7 years; has lived 76 years; ers as an example of clever mathe total 3834. King of Roumania was born in matical Juggling that may wen mis 1865; took office In 1914; has reign- lead the superstitious: President Wilson was born in ed 3 years; has lived 52 years; total 1856; took office in 1913; was in of- J 3834. that the equal sum It might flee 4 years; has lived 61 years; total ’ I thus yielded, by adding the principal 3834. King of England was born in statistics about the presidents and 1865; ascended throne in 1910: has ' monarchs engaged in the war against reigned 7 years; has lived 52 years; the Central Powers, was startling enough. But the wonder is height total 3834 President of France was born in ened when we are told that this sum 1858; took office in 1913; has bet n must be divided because two hemis in office 4 years; has lived 59 years pheres are represented by these rul ers. and that one-half of 3834 is total 3834. King of Italy was born In 1809; 1917! The prediction based upon ascended throne in 1900; has reigned these figures may be anticipated. It 17 years; has lived 48 years; total is that the war will come to an end during the present year. 3834. After graveling the Bandon-Curry road a coat of asphaltum-base crude >11, making an oil-bound macadam, CAN THIN BE TRI E! would assure splendid success with Under the caption "Worse Than a out a very large investment. At German Spy," the Coquille Sentinel ¡east such is the conclusion of one has the following who has noted results of similar work I four or five hundred dollars worth of because of the assurance of the saf “A patriotic and well-informed Co in California. An example of what the four miles California crude asphaltum-base oil ety of husbands and sons; in better quille lady who was one of the Han- don excursionists on ttie Fourth tells of Bandon-Curry road will be like in would have saved both Ocean Drive fed. better clad and better educated us of hearing a young woman of that a few years if the dressing Is left In and First street for many more years children. the usual state, is easily seen on Heed, then the spirit of safety. Be city brazenly advocating the German Ocean Drive. That Btreet was im KEEP I P THIS R<»\l> careful of yourself; thoughtful and side in the present war and taking proved only three years ago, being The Marshfield-Coquille road be the position that the United States at the time an excellent example of ing closed because of the construc considerate of your fellow men; kind and provident in your home. In is ull wrong and I lie Kaiser and his a crushed rock road. During the tion work under way, there is more Pirates are all right. And the most i past three years the street hrs seen auto traffic this summer over the these things lie the greatest achieve incredible thing about this display I considerable auto traffic and is be Seven Devils route to Coos Bay ments of right purpose and true suc of treason is that the woman who ginning to show ruts and thin spots than over any road in the county. For cess. —The Gas Industry magazine. v as guilty holds a position in the in places; and worst of all, every this reason It would seem advisable The hoodlum idea that a rough-1 public schools of that city. While time an auto comes along the prop to keeq» the road in as good condition erty along the windward side receives 1 as possible. Some of the spots along house is necessary in order to have a wo have heard of a veritable deluge of fine rock dust | the grades will soon need attention good time at a dance is still being and emissurles In The discussion calls to mind a as the sand Is being worked up until entertained by a number of young trust in this country we had no idea somewhat similar condition on First it is difficult for some autos to get men in this community. Recently that in our own county any of them street where the planking was pu t through. they disgraced a dance at Prosper by wore employed where they could In down new only a few years ago. To the casual observer it looks as still Into the unfolding minds of our At that time had the street been glv- if a great deal of security could also their ungentlemanly manners and on boys and girls feelings of respect and on a dressing of asphaltum oil. or bet- be afforded the traveling public by the Fourth the act was repeated at admiration for our enemies and of ter still, had the individual hoards doing a little work on some of the Upper Two Mile, There are a lot of hatred and contempt for their own been dipped in a vat of hot oil be many sharp curves, Making them a decent people who enjoy attending They are not neces- country and Its cause. We should fore being laid, the street would at foot or two wider would make a these dances, tolerate the perfidy, the depravity the present time after three or more world of difference to a big car, yet sarily prudes, yet they deplore the years of traffic, show but little wear the cost In most cases would be com thought that a bunch of rough-necks and the savagery of the German pro As it is, the planking is becoming paganda leust of all in what should very rough and In many places is paratively small. Too, clearing away should be allowed to bring disrepute some of the brush In places would af to an otherwise respectable social af- be our nurseries of patriotism where practically worn out. And doubtlees ford a better view and lessen the pos fair. sibility of collisions. ( jhe qooD'ouDat ltvLS whv h is bettf p 0 wmv it is ) So far this season there lias been An I. W. W. at Bisbee, Arizona. no serious accident on the route, uuooe. HE PAID IO CENTS which is remarkable because of the where a strike is on among the cop- Fora HIS TOBACCO. I PAID IC cents roa MINE . great number of cars passing at all l>er miners, the other day in a public which ooxou ihiacox . v I hours of the day and night. However, speech said that there would be no I• BtTTtlg > p--------------------- 1 several have gone "over the grade" wheat crojis in the United States this and at least one person has sustained year unless the demands of the min fractured ribs. ers were met. With the increasing disturbances caused by this organiza BUSINESS VERSUS POLITICS tion and the enormity of their threats It is still an open question whether it behooves the government to stand the American people care more about | prepared to meet conditions at home •• litlcs than they do about business I which may prove a serious handicap ■it’d Industries, says the Pacific Coast to the progress of war plans. Manufacturer. Partisan politics ap- American people are tolerant, peals to many people, and a few make there is a limit to everything. money out of It. but the multitude must depend on payrolls and busi- ' Old King Alcohol got a severe good many people are looking into what makes ness under any administration Whether one man is elected to an in the ribs Saturday when the Senate men change over to W-B CUT and stick to it so. lobacco is tobacco, but ull chewing, isn’t all office or another is not of as much put whiskey on the black list. While it is only for Hie period of the war tobacco. i ou don’t Ihave gummy excess sweetening consequence to the average citizen as it is a safe bet that Colonel Bour <»chcw out of W -B CUI, before you get down to sat- the founding of a new industry or bon is a dead soldier, for once the isiaction. i he shreds arc tobacco, through and through building of a new railroad Radical -and the richest, sappiest tobacco that grows. You advocates of collectivism or Individ lieople find out how well they can notice the difference ut once—W-B CU F goes twice as ualism are willing to sacrifice all else i get along w ithout him, they’ll never National prohibition inr as ordinary plug. to carry their particular theory Into call him back fa the proper method of handling the M.J. h WCYMAN BR’JTON COMPANY, 1107 N« x Y«k City effect, but prosperity depends on use When Uncle Sam of both systems. Public ownership booze question. and private capital arc net antagonis f damps down the lid there’ll be a tic. only when used to destroj each scarcity of bootleggers. ’J A ot.’cr. i.tiil then the losi fulls on the w hole community and hinders pro 1 gross The one-idea theorist on any line believe« his nostrum will cure all the troubles of city, state or nation, but he is not a safe person to follow In any direction Industry, payrolls, in vestments, improvements still mean a chance for the average man to suc- ■ ceed In life, while political activity enriches few and taxes everybody. Chain <4 boilir^ i’oinls I' oii.ryt HjSwt fi-mlesge /fifi Low boding points do it—the first links in a ce.r . th.un of boiling points Low boiling P' mts (or easy starting, medium boiling points for quuk and smooth acceleration, and high boiling points (or power and mileage Red Crown is a straight > distilled gasoline. Hence there's a continuous chain of boiling points, gradually rising from low to high. Rants Mixtures cannot have a continuous chain of boiling |>ointv That’s why mixtures cannot be as good motor fuel as pure straight-run gaso line And that s also why the gravity test (or ' ' less gl tvty ttlk nothing at all at» ut boiling points, the only real test of gasoline quality To make icrt.nn of getting real gasoline, and not a mixture, fill wrth RED CROWN ike Gejotme oi Quality STANDARD OIL COMPANY Lodge Directory DO NOT NEGLECT YOUR TEETH A Stated communication Friday after the full moon of each month. Sojourn Master Masons cordially invited. RAY’ WATKINS. W. M. E. W. 8CHETTER. Secretary. Clean Tooth Never Decay» If you want work that lasts; if you want it done with no more pain than the prick of the needle; if you want your Pyorrhea CURED, or if you want to KEEP FROM GET- TING PYORRHEA, see 0 0 X 0 0 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Delphi Lodge No. 61, Knights of Pythias. Meets every Monday even ing at Knight* hall. Visiting Knigli'x invited to attend. JAS. H. HOWE, C. C. VIC. BREUER, K. of R. & S. F. First Nat’l Bank Bldg. Bandon, Oregon BANDON LODGE No. 133 I. O. O. F. ■ooooooooooooooooo Meets every Wednesday night at the I. O. O. F. hall. Visiting Odd OOOOOOOOOOOCXX»« Fellows always welcome. H H. HUNT, GKO MANCIET Noble Grand Vice Grand L. J. RADLEY, O. A. TROWBRIDGE Secretary Treasurer TUTTLE ------------ :--------------- : . "—,- üu .— Professional Cards New Location TIMMONS BUILDING. First Street. Daily Papers Magazines X All Current Publications Y Cigars, Tobaccos X DR. R. V. LEEP Physician and Surgeon .. Saturday :------------ ! I Evening Post < Office in Ellingson Bldg. Phone 394. BANDON. OREGON CHATBURN & GARDNER ATTORNEYS AT LAW We Practice in All Courts. Suite 3, First National Bank Bldg., OXFORD Buntluii, Oregon I. N. MILLER Attorney and Counselor at Law HAND-TAILORED CLOTHES Notary Public Rooms 1 and 2, First Nat’l Bank Bldg. Bandon, Oregon "Distinctively for Gentlemen" DR. F. A. VOGE DENTIST SPRING STY LES AND SAM PLES NOW ON DISPLAY. PYORRHEA SFECIALI.-T Telephone 1222 First Nat’l Bank Bldg., Pardon, Ore. DR. S. C. ENDICOTT Dentist Mark Windle (»Ilice 1241 —Phones— Res. 1161 Office in Ellingson Bldg. BANDON. OREGON CEO. P. TOPPING Attorney at Law Practices in all Courts. Office Over Bank of Bandon. DR. H. L. HOUSTON Physician and Surgeon Wolverton Office over First National Bank: Hours, 9 to 12 a. in; 1:30 to 4 p. m.; 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone 491. REAL ESTATE Insurance Conveyancing BANDON. OREGON Abstracts and Notary Public Opposite Bank of Bandon There is still evidence that the Kaiser has a few trusted agents close Oregon Bandon, to offical circles in Washington. It was only the superiority of American gunners that prevented disaster to QOOOOOOOOOOVOOOOO' some of Pershing’s troops. Some 0 one is due to face the firing squad. J Prof. A. RICHARDS Every flower is an autograph from the hands of the Infinite; whereon is inscribed in marvelous heiroglyph- Professional ics the thoughts which sense and sci A Teacher of Piano ence have these thousands of years THE SPIRIT OF SU’ETA been seeking to understand We have heard and read consider able of the spirit of safety, but it is The housewives can win the war. very probable that all have not Economy is a great weapon. caught its real meaning and signlft cance. Why Is thia activity making a Get your number. Committing of Solos place for Itself which rauka ail oth a S|>ecialty er»? Because it Is a common basis Teacher of All Grade* nf thought and purpose it i* inspir studio on ing men to do things for their fellow- CHICAtiO HIM»!. men and their families, to render an unselfish service and to recognize OREGON BANIMIN man-value tn Ils full measure "Help the other fellow." That is the spirit of safety, and In the end it apella success It brings out the best there is tn every man. and strikes at the very source of poverty and misery, of oppression and gloom It Is a spirit that draws all men to gether by a common bond It is re fleeted In the daily wnrk and home Real Estate Delivered Daily to Your Door life of every man who is endeavoriug Insurance Abstracts Kept abwolutely colli and to be guided by thia spirit of safety dean in nur «snitary re It shows itself in more efficient work Rentals frigerator «nd better working conditions in Notary Public happier faces and more cheerful sur First St. Bandon, Ore roundings. in brighter honns and lucre contented vpm and mother» Rich Milk and Cream CHRIS RASMUSSEN Sanito Grocery BANDON LODGE No. 130 A. F. & A. M. C. R. BARROW, Attorney and Counselor at Law Notary Public Farmers’ Phone: Office No. 481 Residence No. 143 Office over Skeel’sStore, Coquille, Oregon JOHN NIELSON Notary Public, Insurance. Real Estate and Book-keeping 0 Bandon, Oregon 0 0 J c c < « $ 0 0 $ j SMITH J. MANN Physician and Surgeon Office in Ellingson Bldg. Office Hours 9 to 12—1 to 5 Phones: Office 392; res. 214. BANDON. OREGON DR. ARTHUR GALE Physician and Surgeon Plioues: Office 351; res. 852. Office in Ellingson Bldg. Í BANDON, OREGON I. L. SCOFIELD Dentist Office hr».: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Phone: re«. 442, office 541. Rooms 9-10 Ellingson building 18 yrs. Ex|>erience. all work guar anteed. Bandon. Oregoa DR. FRED COVELL CHIROPRACTOR Ottica Hours: 9 to 12 a m.; 2 to 5 p. tn. Office in New Rakery Building J Bandon. Oregon.