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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1917)
—1—■ OFFICIALS COMBATING SO. OREGON TAX CASE NONE FROM COOS TO BE IN FIRST CALL IS FINALLY SETTLED Scan this list DEADLY SPY MENACE o f Bargains That an Efficient German Spy Kya- Tax Muddle Growing Out of G ot (Continued from first page) ernment Grant Land Suits — Coun- tern Is O|>erating in Th*« EACH week. 1*12 Wm. Britton Henderson try Is Admitted. Taxes Advances! Returned. ! 1*13 H. Edw. Hornung, Bandon 1*1* Thad Joseph Krick, Bandon Washington, July 14—Although LOCAL RED CROSS Coquille Sentinel: County Com 1*15 Jos Lester Lind. Bandon BRANCH IS COMPLETED officals here take little stock in the missioner Archie Philip says the 1416 Jess Marion Miller, Bandon more sensational spy rumors that county court has offered to make a 1*17 Jas. A. Nygren, Bandon (.Yimmitte« Issues Call for Volun have been current the past few settlement with Manager Herbert I 1*18 Ben Burt Parks, Bandon weeks. it is not unlikely that the agi Armstrong of the Southern Oregon teers; Interested Persons Urg : 1*19 Lester Rose, Bandon tation may result in more stringent Co., on the »157,000 judgment for I 1*20 ed to Communicate. Otto R. Sabro. Bandon espionage regulations, especially with the tax money in escrow which Judge 1*21 John Walter Stone, Bandon regard to outgoing mails and cables, . Skipworth had awarded the company. The local branch of the Red Cross 1422 Howard B. Warner. Bandon it has been declared authoritative Manager Armstrong wanted the has been notified that their organiza 1*23 Edgar P. Blundell, Bandon ly that startling revelations of what money and two per cent interest. The tion is completed and that work can 142* Arthur M. Baird, Bandon be commenced at once. Volunteers already has been accomplished might county offered him the fund without 1*25 Leo. L. Cox, Bandon whether members or not, are want be made if it were considered in the interest providing his company would 1*26 Thos. W. Chatburn, Bandon The government pay scots of litigation and release ed for the making of garments and public interest. 1427 Orvil Counts, Bandon bandages. This work will be divided realizes that such a course probably the county and banks from all liabil 1*28 Hans Christensen, Bandon into sections so that each may have would serve no purpose and might ity. He has taken It under consid 1*29 Chauncey E Carpenter, Bandon the work preferred. Sewing ma generate a spy hysteria of dangerous eration. 1*30 Payson P. Deitz, Bandon proportions, like the scares which re Judge Skip worth was here today 1431 Arthur F. Derringer, Bandon chines are also wanted. Will anyone volunteering for the sulted In Injustice to innocent persons • Thursday, last) and In court this 1*32 Edward Ingleman, Bandon work or having a sewing machine to in several European countries earlier afternoon gave an order and decree 1433 Fred Wm. Fieger, Bandon that the »157,000 and otfd dollars of loan please notify either tlie chair- in the war. In view of the loyal attitude of the Southern Oregon Co. funds the coun 1*34 Charlie Flanders. Bandon man. Mrs. Thus. Robison, 'phone 1*35 Elmer Flanders, Bandon 1163, or the secretary, Mrs. L W. large body of German-Amerlcans. It ty has had in Its hands for several 1*36 Fred. J. Harvey. Bandon is considered particular!) Important years past to secure the taxes the Turnbull, 'phone 69*. A public 1*37 Chester F. Hadsell, Bandon meeting will be called soon, but that there be no hysterical agitation company owed, should be repaid to 1*38 Delbert Hamlin, Bandon and no unnecessary engendering of the comapny, and that the question volunteers are necessary now. so that 1*39 Kent Fanders, Bandon of interest should be left for future the plans for the work can be com biisptcion against the foreign-born. That the efficient German spy sys adjudication. The company wanted 14*0 Thos. Mildred Lewis, Bandon pleted. tem Is operating in this country is a judgment for the »157,000; but 1**1 Ralph Thompson Moore COMMITTEE. considered by high officials as one of this was objected to and the claim 1**2 Cliff. V. Mack, Bandon 1**3 Wni. M. Neygren, Bandon the Inevitable circumstances of the was not pressed. H. B. Rogers, Bandon STEAMER SINALOA war. The large foreign population As to the two per cent annual in 1**4 HAH BEEN FLOATED undoubtedly makes espionage easier terest the banks have been paying the 1**5 Harold M. Rooney, Bandon than in most countries, since the county, and the company has been 1**6 Edward F. Sutton, Bandon Schooner Tramp Here After Oil—Big spies can scatter among the foreign demanding from the county, the idea 1**7 Andrew A. Thorhaven, Bandon colonies and be completely lost from seemed to be that the thing was load 14*8 Raleigh W. Tucker, Bandon Freighter to Be Temporarily ight ed, and that it that was awarded to 1**9 Earl D. Webb, Bandon Repaired in Curry. Many officials believe there should the Southern Oregon company, the 1*50 Sylvester Wlcox, Bandon be a close control of out-going cables, banks might then sue the county to 1*51 Alf. J. Challacornbe, Bandon Capt. C. A. Thompsen of the and legislation to that end is asked. recover the interest they had paid so 1452 Henry B. Carter, Bandon wrecking barge which has been It Is possible also that power will be that the county might have to pay it 1*53 Thos. C. Griffith, Bandon working to salvage the steamer Sina- sought to censor outgoing malls. The twice. So if the matter comes up here 145* A. S. Hollenbeck, Bandon loa at Cape Blanco, while in Bandon question of a cable censorship has after all sides of the question can be 1455 E. E. Hughes, Bandon on business Tuesday, received word been widely discussed, but that of decided at once- Judge Skipworth 1*56 Algie W. Hughes, Bandon from his crew that the Sinaloa has 1457 Fancee Filinoe Holbrook been floated and is now apparently censoring mails has received little at vacated his former decree in this case 1458 G. C-leve. Jones, Bandon tention. The British have secured an an- in which he awarded 2 per cent safe in water of sufficient depth to 1*59 Guy John, Bandon enormous amount of information nual interest to the company. assure its successful removal. 1*60 J. Warren Knopp, Bandon Robert Forty with the gas schoon from mail inspection, especially as 14G1 Harold A. McCue, Bandon Give Bridge Luncheon er Tramp came up from the scene of to German activities in neutral lands Mrs. L. W. Turnbull and Mrs. H. 1*62 Alon N. McCue, Bandon and trade Intrigues. the wreck yesterday after oil for the Postmaster-General Burleson Is on Quigley entertained at a delightful 1463 Jasper James Morris, Bandon Sinaloa. She will be taken to Bort record as being opposed to any mail Bridge luncheon Friday afternoon at 1*6* E. E. Strader, Bandon Orford for temporary repairs and Luncheon was 1465 E. C. Swanson, Bandon censorship to neutral countries, say- the Quigley home. from there to San Francisco for com ■ ng it Is not necessary. Communi served at 1:30. The hostesses were 1*66 Ernest A. Strong, Bandon plete overhauling 1*67 Logan Stump, Bandon LATER—It Is reported by parties cation with Spain will be Investigated assisted In serving by Miss Edna CIPE BLANCO STATION 1*68 Jesse Z. Shultz, Bandon ■lesee Miller to l«eave Dippel and Miss Gladys Gallier. The first as messages sent there via Cuba coming from Cape Blanco that the HAH BEEN IBANDOXED Jesse Marlon Miller, Chief of the Mesdames 1*69 Josenn II. Sanson, Bandon Sinaloa is still approximately in the do not in any way come under British invited guests were: Anti's, accompanied b y Chauf- Radley, Endicott, Wells, Boyle, Mil 1*70 Grover C. Wilson. Bandon The government is surveillance, same position and has not yet been Ciew Transferred to New Htath-n nt feur Fred Taylor, motored to the taken to safety. aware there are many radio plants ler, Nielson, Felsheim, R. Johnson, 1*71 Ivy R. Young, Bandon Bay Wednesday, on business pre- Marshfield—2A Marines t o in Spain and the Germans there are C. Johnson, Crain, Cralne, Greenough 1*72 Harold K. Young, Bandon sutuably connected with an effort to Form Guard. undoubtedly communicating direct Felter, Geisendorfer, G. Dippel, Gale, 1*73 Varo Given Young, Bandon Bandon Celebrated in 1HH1 obtain a bottle of sodapop—the lat Voge, Leep, Jones, Tucker, S. Gal- 1*7* Fred Oscar Auer, Bandon to Berlin. Bandon held a Fourth of July cele ter having become a very scarce ar The government, however, feels lire. E. Gallier, Lowe, Flom, Mann, 1*75 Gllbl Carlson, Bandon The Cape Blanco government wire ticle around Bandon since the recent bration In 188*. We notice in the able to cope with the spy menace, Hauser, Hays, Reynolds. Corson. Mc 1*76 Geo. F. Cox, Parkersburg less station Is now a thing of the efforts of the city council, After dll- Coos Bay News of July 16th, 1884, and that aside from causing internal Nair. Robison, 9. Pierce, Elliott, R. 1*77 Jesse R. Cochran, Parkersburg past, the plant having been disman igent search Jesse and Fred located an account of a celebration held there dissention, the German activities in Dippel. Lillard, Dickey, Garfield, 1*78 R. J. Franklin, Parkersburg tled anil the crew transferred to the some of the aforesaid sodawater and that year, furnished by "Legem"— this country can hope to accomplish Houston, Wade, L. Rosa, A. Rosa, 1*79 J. Robt. Cox, Parkersburg n«w station at Marshfield. The new thus fortified started back to Ban- J. M. Slglln of Marshfield was orator but little before they can be run to Moore, and the Misses Wolverton, 1*80 Wm. H. Cox, Parkersburg station was commissioned Thurs don. However, the Bupply was not of the day aud waa Introduced by Radley, Rosa, Lowe, Rodgers and 1*81 J. F. Cox, Parkersburg earth by the secret service. day noon of last week, with two men sufficeut and before Empire was Robert Lowe, who presided. Horse Moore. Nine prizes were given for 1*82 James J. Devereaux In charge, B. O. Smetzer and L. M. reached the party had to return to racing was the principal amusement high scores, one at each table, the 1*83 H. P. Devereaux, Parkersburg food is scarce with Hill. On Saturday Chief Electrician North Bend to replenish. They provided, the races being run on the recipients being Mesdames L. Rosa, 1*84 T. M. Devereux SCANDINAVIAN NATIONS C. A. Stumpf and wife and two other made the effort to come home at ocean beach in the vicinity of John Tacoma, Wash.. July 17—Captain A. Rosa, Radley, C. Johnson, Gar 1*85 F. E. Drane, Parkersburg members of the crew, S. W W»ir and leust three times and were giving up son creek. The great event was the A. V. Lindquist has just come into a field. Corson, R. Johnson, Reynolds 1*86 B. Domenighini, Parkersburg C. T. Young. passiMl through here in In despair when Taylor thought of race In which Maplewood was ridden 1487 J. F. Haga, Parkersburg Pacific coast port with his 7,000 ton and Miss Wolverton. 1,. S. Byron's stage car enroute to the happy Idea of securing two bot by Crook; Sailor Boy, ridden by W. 1*88 A. C. Johnson. Parkersburg Swedish freighter. His ship is the their new quarters tles of sodawater, which was Just suf- F. Warren and Heenan with Ed 1489 R. Leneve, Parkersburg New Boom Company Formed first flying the Swedish colors to ar The Marshfield station Is now the ficent to resell the city limits Redmond up. Maplewood won, Hee 1*90 G. A. McGlamery, Bandon Salem, July 16 — The Coos Bay rive on the coast since the United most up-to date on the Pacific coast Miller intends to leave this week for nan second. In a trotting race Man Boom company filed application with 1*91 Melvin A. Snead, Bandon it Is located in the hills just south Bend, Ore., where he will make his dy, ow ned by Tom Wooden, was beat States entered the war. "My country is truly neutral, for the Public Service commission for a 1*92 E. F. Topping. Parkersburg of the city and Is well obscured from home for n while, and later, If he en tty Grey Eagle, handled by J. the ocean. It is completely encircled does not join the Sammies, will go Anderson. The foot race was won by while the people are divided in their franchise to do booming and logging 1493 Horace D. Tiller, Parkersburg sympathies, they realize for the sake on the Coquille river, and states that 1*9* R. T. Allen, Leneve by highly charged electric wires and South Jesse is a pretty good scout Kerney Perkins, John McCue sec Is to be guarded during the war by despite the fact lie I h a rank prohi ond. David Perkins and Leo. Cox of their country they must be neu it expects to acquire the boom of the 1*95 Geo. B. Allen, Lampa 25 marine». Tllie twelve marine^ and his greatest failing is his per also ran. There was a grand ball at tral. But in spite of all they do, the C. A. Smith Lumber company known 1*96 C. E. Borgard, Lampa that have been located at Cape Blau Histent habit of smoking Old Mills Anderson's Bandon hotel In the eve nation is suffering for that for which as the Cedar Point boom. The com 1*97 Gilbert Borgard. Lampa they are not to blame, and for what pany also filed articles of incorpora 1*98 C. S. Danielson, Lampa co have been transferred there and cigarettes every night at twelve ning, and dancing was kept up until they cannot help. None of the pow tion with a capital stock of >50,000, 1*99 Richard Danielson, Lampa 13 more ure due to arrive from Mare o'clock. nearly breakfast time next morning He will be missed by his F. A. 1500 E. A. McCue, Lampa ers at war has been fair to them. and its incorporators are: I slan d ch rentes and friends and will leave —Coos Bay News. Warner, A. C- Shaw, A. H. Davis and 1501 Hillis M. Perkins. Lampa We are unable to export, we are un a realm of aching silence which no 1502 P. J. Rassette, Lampa able to import, We had built up Carl L. Davis. one else can dispel. No Chance to Bring It In 1503 O. L. Randleman, Lampa great industries, the finest of their Many from Coos county attended Washington, D. C.. July 16—Every Arthur Ellingson, proprietor of the 150* B. I. Randleman, Lampa kind: now they are ttseless, like so the convention of the National Edu Harold Stutsman, who is employed form of liquor transportation into much wood and iron. The men have Coquille Hardware company, accom 1566 Ira Andeson, Bandon cational association held at Portland In mining on Sixes river, has been dry territory is forbidden, whether been thrown out of work, yet they panied by his family leaves today for 1567 J. W. O&le, Bandon last week. Among those* from Ban eriously III for several days. Dr. II on the person, by common carrier, by must have food just the same. And St. Martins Springs. Washington, by 1568 L. E. DeOs, Bandon don were Miss Rodgers, Superintend I. Houston was summoned there yes private conveyance or in baggage, ac auto. They will remain at the springs 1569 Homer L. Davie, Bandon ent L. W. Turnbull and H Quigley. terday and on his return yesterday cording to Instructions sent to United our ships which before the war had a couple of weeks and then proceed 1570 Wnifred S. Davis, Bandon plied to every port in the world with Mr. Turnbull Is expected home today afternoon telephoned the young States attorneys throughout the coun the zeal that our viking fathers hand down through central Oregon and en 1571 Carl E. Flnell, Bandon or tomorrow, having stopped off at man's mother at Marshfield that his try by the department of justice. ed down to us. are now idle Since joy a month's outing and fishing. 1572 Warren C. Foster. Bandon Corvallis and Eugene condition was much improved. the i’nited States has entered the war They made the central Oregon trip 1 STS Ralph L. Foster. Bandon NOTICE TO CONTRACTORN our ships are all useless, they have last year and Arthur says he never 157* Albert L. Gulstrom. Langlois Highway Oonstructfon, enjoyed such fishing in his life. They 17.75 L. O. Laird. Bandon no place to go. Cooe County, Oregon "Some of us have money, but what will return by the coast road early in 1576 Wm. T. Lehnherr, I-anglois Sealed bids for the construction of good does money do when there is September.—Coquille Herald. 1577 H. L. McAdams, Langlois portion of the Bandon-Curry Coun nothing one can buy? Last time I 1578 Delmore L. Pomeroy. Langlois ty l ine Section of the Coast High returned from a trip, instead of 1579 M. M. Stankavich, Bandon way-Bandon to Two Mlle Creek, in bringing my wife and children little 1580 J. A Stankavich, Bandon Coos County, Oregon, will be re curios and presents from other coun- 1581 M. E. Treadgold, Bandon ceived by the County Court of ssld triree. such as women like, I smug 1582 Perry Thornton, Bandon County at its office in the Court gled in a sack of flour, some cube 1583 Brandt R. Taylor, Bandon House, Coquille. Oregon. until sugar and some soap. You Ameri 158* Clark W. Waldvogel, Bandon 10:90 A M. August 1, 1917. 1585 Harry J. Wooden. Langlois. cans don't know what economy No bld will be considered unless means. accompanied by cash, bidder's bond, "We. although we're not in the FORD 1 I Veitch, Oakland— New Roadster a Beauty or certified check for an amount war. are not tryng to kill, we just "C«lif-»nm «'phali-bnae oil forno an ht.al lubricant Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Laffaw drove equal to at least 5 per cent of the want a fair chance to live and be for • Ford car.” over from Marshfield Tuesday eve total amount of the bld. happy. Yet we have everything SR'DI B/AKI R Studeb«krr Garxge, Stock too— ning in a new Chandler roadster, a A corporate surety bond will be measured out in portions. The gov- I “having ilm *J Zemlrnr for over six ware, feel jusri- beautiful new model in a six which is requited for the faithful performance ernment registers all we possess and heti in t<pAominending it to umti oí*Studebaker var»/’ made for four passengers instead of of the contract in a sum ejual to DOlXll M Arthur Bn , J’h.r » then it. In turn, gives out just enough two. It is the first of that style one-half the total iniount of the bid of the bare necessities to keep us “hate i torti Zervltne exclusively in all our I Xxlge brought into the county. Mr. Laf Proposal blanks and full informa alive." Brothers vani.” faw has the agency. He drove it tion for bidders may be obtained at OAKLAND — Oakland Au*© Sain Compatì«, Portland — from Portland to Marshfield In fif the office of the Countv Clerk of said "Zerolrn« baa proved • antuhuterv lubruant tn our teen hours. Marriage licenses were issued to County, or at the office of Deputy Oakland car».” State Highway Engineer, tn the the following Bandon people: A. D. Neil and Eva Haten. July 10th; Entertained at Coquille Court House, Coquill«, Oregon Charles L. Bowman and Ellen L About thrlrty members of the lo I'ians and specification» and forms cal W. R. C. w-ent to Coquilla Tues of contract may be seen at the sar.ie Allen. July 12th. Walter T. Phillips and Gladys A. Canterbury. July 1*: day on the Telegraph, where they place or may be obtained upon the Mathew D. Coy and Genevieve Louise depos'l of 115.00. were the guests of the Coquille Brown. July 16th. F-.ndoncd by Trading Car Distributor» corps A Myrtle Point delegation was The right I* reserved to reject also there. A feature of the enter any or all proposals or to accept the bwaua* the records of their arrvicr department« show that Zemlene. lomrctlv rr taxed from California a«phah- tainment was an elaborate banquet. proposal or proposals deemed best hwe crude, give« pertrvt hibrsation U m »ear. moo for said county. power, !<- m < carbon depuett. COUNTY COURT OF COOS COUNT! DIAMOND BRAND Wanted—Wild blackber JAMES WATSON. ries to can World office. I’-iTrt eww r af County Judge •en k< «alian«. G. J. ARMSTRONG. County Commissioner ST AND ARD OIL tannts i ARCHIE PHILIP. A* Z**' ■»—«««.. for CRT CHKA TB» S COMPANY County Commissioner DIAMOND SHAND PILLS la Bao and (Canterale) Cci o meta k b- «ev «ealed wich Bluet Atteat to realize the very beat prices for llwbotl T akb ho t'THBx Bay W t rT LOYD W ODDT, »*••««'•« a»4 ul CHI CM7n.T/B • - Chlttfm barlt. Oregon Grape root». BIAM«ND l«lll> PILLS, foetweateCw County Clerk. Foxglove leave«. I>andellon root», and pear« regarded •• BeM. Sale-l A'.w«v« Seitab««. Coquille. Oregon. nil other drug plants, write for prices SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS July 19th. 1917 and further information to Geo. jyI» 39 A3. EVERYWHERE TW^T£ Schumacher, Sumner. Ore. jyl>t*e “Asphalt-Base Oil Ideal Lubricant ZEROLENE The Standard Oil for Motor Carr CHICHESTER SPILLS If You Want