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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1918)
« ■ I Result-Getting Classified Department •ays (On file in state department.) “Then. In August. Von Hindenburg was appointed to the supreme com CLASSIFIED RATES—Ona cent per word, first insertion; *•» cent mand He Is said to have criticised per word far each insertion thereafter; 3u words or less. $1 per Von Bisalug’s policy as too tulld; there month. No advertisement Inserted for less than 25 cents. All classified | was a quarrel ; Von Biasing went to ads are cash with order. Berlin to protest, threstened to resign, ; but did not. He returned, aud a Ger FOR SALE-^-Bunch Heifers; 2 yeai NOTICE FOR Pl BI.ICATION are authorized Thrift Stamp selling Kaiser's Officers Showed Open man official here said that Belgium olds, fresh this spring, price $40. .LalIons. Tills protiiable, simple and 09797 would now be subjected to a more ter up. 3. Domenighinf. Langlois Disregard of Interna vufe Investment draw a four |*er cent rible regime—would learn what war Oregon m2 life Department of the Interior. V. S. Interest, compounded quaiterly, with ftvas. The prophecy has been vindicat tional Law. Land Office at Roseburg. Oregon, the privilege of turning it into mon ed- Recently I was told that the dras FOR SALE—Sixteen head Jersty •larch IS. 191H. ey u | k > u ten days' notice. Save for tic meusures are really of Ludendorff cows, 4 to 9 years old. No culls, NOTICE is hereby given that Man those who are tight tug tor you, and | Inspiration ; I do not kuow . Mauy Ger all tested and guaranteed. Term on E. Treadgold, of Bandon. Oregon, WORKMEN SEIZED AS SLAVES do “your bit" to win the war. man officers say bo .” given to responsible parties. D. P vho, on October 21, 1914, made' If Von Hissing had opposed the pol Jenkins, Parkersburg. m7t4f iomestead Entry, Serial, No. 09797, icy T>f deportation when his own Judg or the Eti SW% and Lot 14 of Cardinal Mercier Moved to Bitter Con ment was overruled, he consented to FOR RENT—Twenty acre ranch demnation of Acts of German Au ec. 2, and Lot 1 of, Section 11, become the “devil’s advocate” und de with all buildings and fences. Call .'ownship 30 8. Range 14 W., Wil- thorities Which Aroused Detes fended the system In public. Espe- telephone No. 14. M14tfc Service First amette Meridian, has filed notice of tation of Christendom. Tally Instructive Is the following con WANTED—To buy a 38 or .45 Au mention to make Final Three-year versation reported by Mr. F. C. Wai- 'roof, to establish claim to the land tomatic pistol and holster. Call a: Contrary to rules laid down by x>tt : bove described, before I N. Miller. Western World office for particulars “1 went to Belgium to Investigate the Hague convention, and all prin conditions. L 8. Commissioner, at his office, at and while there I had op FOR SALE—A small flock of sheep tandon. Oregon, on the 23rd|day of ciples of civilized warfare. German portunity ... to talk one day with about 40 head. Alex Turner, Lang tpril, 1918. authorities forced Belgians to aid Governor General Von Biasing, who Iola, Oregon. f21 t4p Claimant names as witnesses: them tn the prosecution of the war. died three or four weeks ago. a man FOR SALE—Canned fruit. Call at lerman A. De Loti if, of Bandon, Ore- The committee on public informa seventy-two or seventy-three years gon, old. a num steeped lu the 'system,* I 734 Jackson Avenue or telephom tion gives the facts concerning horn and bred to the hardening of the 1044. M7t4p Cenneth Perkins, of Bandon, Oregon. • —___ ________________________________ Tifford C. Anderson, of Bandon, these atrocious deeds in a pamphlet heart which that philosophy develops. Oregon, WANTED—We pay cash for empi; recently made public, from which we There ought to be some new word coined for the process that a man's lyron J. Young, of Bandon. Oregon. take the following: gunny sacks.—Dippel A Woher W H CANON, I October 12. 1915. the German author heart undergoes wheu It becomes ton. Mr3Ot i n21 28 a4 11 18 25 Register. ities took a long step In the develop steeped In that system. “I said to him, 'Governor, what are ANNOUNCEMENT ment of their policy of forcing the Bel NOTICE TO CREDITORS vou going to do If England and Frauce At the request of a number of my gians to aid them In prosecuting the n the Matter of the Estate ) stop giving these people money to pur friends I hereby announce myself a.- war. The decree of that date reveals of ) chase foodT a candidate for nomination to the of ! the matter and openly discloses a con Theodore Neuhaus, Deceased. ) Von Biasing Relied on Starvation. flee of Representative in the Legis tempt for International law. “He said, 'We have got that all lative Assehibly, from Coos county, "Article 1. Whoever, without reason, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: worked out and have had It worked the Fifth Representative District; That the Last Will and Testament refuses to undertake or to continue out for weeks, because we have ex subject to the decision of the voters work suitable to his occupation, ami In f Theodore Neuhaus was on the 5th pected this system to break down at of the Republican Party at the Pri lay of March, 1918, duly proven the execution of which the military any time.' mary Election, to be held on the 17th administration Is interested, such work ind admitted to probate. That “He went on to say. •Starvation will day of May, 1918. Vlary J. Neuhaus the Testatrix nam being ordered by one or more of the grip these people In thirty to sixty And 1 hereby announce my plat 'd in said Will was on the above military commanders, wi'l be liable to lays. Starvation Is a compelling force, form in few short, terse sentences tamed date appointed Testatrix of Imprisonment not exceeding one year. nnd we would use that force to compel that cun easily be understood: aid Will and Letters Testamentary He may also be transported to Ger the Belgian workingmen. many of Stand by the boys at the front with vith the will annexed were issued to many. hem very skilled, to go to Germany every dollar and every ounce of en “In voklng Belgian laws or even in aid Testatrix. All persons having to replace the Germans, so that they ergy. Win the war for Liberty and ternational conventions to the con laiins against the above estate are could go to the front and fight against Humanity. Make the world safe fot herefore notified to present said trary, cun. In no case. Justify the re the English and the French.’ innocent women and helpless child lairns with the proper vouchers, fusal to work. “'As fast as our railway transpor ten. “Article 2. Any person who by force, vithin six months from the date of tation could carry them, we would For the State: Sane business leg he first publication of this notice, threats, persuasion, or other means transjwirt thousands of others that islation. Clean moral legislation o said Testatrix at the law office attempts to Influence another to refuse would be tit for agricultural work Keep Oregon to the front where she f I. N. Miller at the First National work as pointed out in Article 1. Is across Europe down Into southeastern belongs. Always stand for the right, lank Building, Bandon, Oregon, for liable to the punishment of Imprison Europe. Into Mesopotamia, where we though you stand alone, tuent not exceeding live years. .llowance or rejection. have huge, splendid Irrigation works tfp C. R. BARROW. "Article 3. Whoever knowingly by All that land needs Is water and it Dated March 14, 1918. means of aid given or in any other way will blossom like the rose. MARY J. NEUHAUS SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL PROP Testatrix of the Last Will and abets a punishable refusal to work, “'The weak remaining, the old and ERTY ON FORECLOSURE. 'estament of Theodore Neuhaus, De will he liable to a maximum line of the young, we would concentrate oppo 10.000 marks, and In addition may be eased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: site the firing line, and put firing condemned to a year’s Imprisonment. squads back of them, and force them That under and by virtue of an Exe 414 21 28 A4 11 “If communes or associations have through that line, so that the English cution and Order of Sale issued out Save a loaf of bread a week. Help rendered themselves guilty of such an and French could take care of their of the Circuit Court of the State ot | offense the heads of the communes will own people.' Orogen for the County of Coos on vin the war. I be punished. the 9th day of February. 1918, in a “It was a perfectly simple, direct “Article 4. In addition to the penal frank reasoning. It meant that the certain cause in said Court pending ties stated In Articles 1 and 3. the Ger German government would use any % DEATH THE LEVELER. wherein Lillie M. Prewett is plain man authorities mny, in case of need, force In the destruction of any people tiff, and Ira C. Zeh. Olive Zeh, his The glories of our birth and impose on communes, where without not Its own to further Its own ends."— wife, and the City of Bandon, a muni state reason, work has been refused, a fine Frederick C. Walcott. In National Geo cipal corporation, are defendants, Are shadows, not substantial or oilier coercive ¡adlce measures. graphical Magazine, May. 1917. being case No. 4875 of the said things; "This present decree comes into A brief general view of the chnraoter Court and commanding me to sell ths There is no armor against fate— force Immediately. I of the deportations cun perhaps be hereinafter described real property Death lays bis icy band on “l>er Etappelnspek tour, gained best from tin- report of Minis to satisfy the sum of $690.67 witii kings— “VoN UNGER. ter Whitlock. interest at 10% from November I Scepter and crown “Gcneralleutna nt. "The deportations began In October 19th, 1917, and the further sum ot Must tumble dowu. Me have a request, from our tax collector asking "Ghent. October 12. 1915." In the Etape, nt Ghent, and at Bruges, $112.75 paid by plaintiff to Coos And In the dust l>e equal made that taxpayers co-openate in cutting down the ei|>eiiae of “Slavery,” Said Cardinal Mercier. as my brief telegrams Indicated. The County, Oregon, for delinquent taxes, With the poor crooked scythe i Cardinal Mercier's brief comment Is policy spread ; the rich Industrial dis and attorney fee of $80.00 and costs and spade. lita office l>y sentling for tlieir «tate iients at once. ns follows: "The Injustice nnd arbi trlets of Halnault. the mines and steel and disbursements $55.00, together • • • • • e trariness of this decree exc<x d all that If «ent for no« the prewent office lielp can get titean works about Charleroi were next at with accruing costs. I WILL ON The garlands wither ou your could be Imagined. Forced labor, col «tatémenla out, therehy saxing expense «f extra Help and tacked ; now they are seizing men In SATURDAY, THE 6th DAY OF brow; lectlve penalties and arbitrary punish Brabant, even In Brussels, despite ruah of Work tounrd the las! of March. Then boast no more your ments. all are there. It Is slavery, nei APRIL, 1918, -at the hour of io some Indications and even predictions ther more nor less." mighty deeds o'clock in the forenoon of said day of the civil authorities that the policy Send your statement now. H ate If you «tali to pay Upou deHth’s purple altar. now Cardinal Mercier was In error, for at the County Court House in the was about to be abandoned. half or all your taxes—Pay your taxes thru us anil help the German authorities were able to See where the victor victim City of Coquille. Coos County, Ore- (The étapes were the parts of Bel Imagine a much more terrible measure. your home town and community. bleeds! gon, offer for sale and sell at public glum under martial law-, and Included In October. 1918, when the need for All her.ds must come auction to the highest and best bid the province of western Flanders, part an additional labor supply In Germany To the cold tomb tier for cash in hand all the right, of eastern Flanders, and the region had become urgent, th»1 German gov Only the act’ons of the Just title and interest of said Defendants of Tournai. The remainder of the oc ernment established the system of Smell sweet and blossom lu the cupied part of Belgium was under tn and to the following described forced labor and deportation which dust civil government.) teal property, to-wit: has aroused the detestation of Chris -Jamen Shirley Pitiable and Distressing Scene. Lots five (5) and six (6) Block tendom. The reader will not be misled "During the iast fortnight men have two i 2 i Belle View Addition to the I by the clumsy effort of the German uu been Impressed here In Brussels, but City of Bandon. Coos County, Ore I thorltles to mask the real purpose of their seizures here art' made evidently gon, according to the recorded plat the decree. MEMORY. with much greater care than In the thereof filed in the office of the “I. People able to work mny be provinces, with more regard for the County Clerk of Coos County, Ore It Is with the tinman nice an compelled to work even 'outside the appearances. There was no public an gon, together with the tenements, with the individuals of It, our place where they live. In case they »OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCO nouncement of the Intention to deport, hereditaments and appurtenances memories go hac k hut a little I have to apply to the charity of others but suddenly about ten days ago err thereunto belonging or in anywise ap way. or. if they go back far. they i for the support of themselves or their tHln men In tov n« whose names are pick up here a date and there pertaining. i dependents on account of gambling. on the list of chômeurs received sum an occurrence half forgotten — Said sale being made subject to ' drunkenness, loafing, unemployment or tnons notifying them to report at one Dawson. redemption in the manne" provided I Idleness. of the railway stations on a given day ; by law. “II. Every Inhabitant of the country penalties were fixed for failure to re It Is the treasure house of the Eight Day service between Coquille River and ’Frisco Dated this 2nd day of March, 1 Is bound to render assistance In case spond to the summons nnd there was mind wherein the monuments of accident or general danger, and also 1918. prlnt»*<1 on the card un offer of employ thereof are kept and preset »ed to give help In case of public calami W. W. GAGE. meat by the German government, ef — Fuller. ties as far as he can. even outside the Large Two Berth Outside State Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. ther In Germany or Belgium. On the place where he Ilves; In ease of refu first day out of about 1,500 men or- rooms with running water. Recollection Is the only para NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR« sal he may be compelled by force. derezl to present themselves st the dise from which we can not be «etiool House f<ir District No. 29 “III. Anyone called upon to work Gare du Midi about 750 responded FOR turned out —Kb liter (Two Mile) under Articles I or II. who s|q*J| re These were examined by German phy FIRST CLASS Passenger Fare z « NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: fuse the work, or to continue at the slclans and !«X> were taken. There $10.00 The right honorable gentle BANDON That sealed blds fur the construction work assigned him. will ln> ur the pen was no disorder, a large force of memory man Is iudebted to his alty of Imprisonment up to three years mounted Uhlans keeping back the of a school building to be built on the FROM for bta jests and to his Imagina and of a fine up to 10.00( ) marks, or crowds and barring access to the sta school site on Township Line road tion for his fatta — — R. B Sheri one or other of these penalties, unless don to all but those who had been will be received by the Board of Di SAN FRANCISCO dan s Reply to Mr. Dundas a severer penalty Is provided for by summoned to appear. The rommla- rectors of School District No 29 of RESERVATIONS: J. E. NorUn.Coquille the laws In force. Coos County. Oregon. up till 10 ■don for relief In Belgium had secured Perkins’, Myrtle Point; Hillyer’s Cigar If a man do not erect In this “If the refusal to work hits been permission to give to each deported o’clock s m., April 6th. 1918. Store, Marshfìeld; E. B. Thrift, Langlois age his own tomb ere he dies. made In concert or In agreement with The work consists of approximate man a loaf of bread, and some of the he shall live no longer In monu ■several persons, each accomplice will ommunes provided warm clothing for ly «3 cubic yards of excavation; ap ment than the ls*ll rings and the I be sentenced, as If lie were n ring ’hose who had none and In addition a E, * E. T. KRUSE, owners and manag proximately 54 cubic yards of con widow weeps. • • • An hour leader, to at least a week's imprison email financial allowance. As by one crete or rock grout and the building ers, 24 Calif. St.. San Francisco. in clamor and a quarter In ■ lent. to be either frame or stucco finish. of the Ironies of life the winter has rheum.—Sbakesjiea re "IV. The German military authori been more excessively cold than Bel Flans and specifications can be seen AGENT ties nnd military courts will etiforo glum has ever known It. and while at the office of Dippel & Wolverton. BANDON | the proper execution of thl« decree. Bandon many of those who presented 'hem THE QUARTERMASTER GEN selves A certified check to the amount of were adequately protected EltAI. SAUBERZWEIG at least 5 per cent of the bid must (gainst the cold, ma iny of them were “Great Headquarters. 3d October without overcoats, The men ahlv accompany all proposals The suc 1918." BRAND »■ring from cold and fear. the parting cessful bidder must, within five days OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOe-‘ DIAMOND Military Rulers Responsible. from weeping wives and children, the of notification, furnish a good and The responsibility for this atmeiou harrier» of brutal Uhlans, all thia sufficient bond for the faithful per program rests upon the mllltsry ruler- nade the scene a | pitiable and dla- formance of the work The right to of Germany, who had labored so seal •resslng one. reject any or all proposals is re ously to Infect the army and the "It was understood that the seizures LADIES t served as deemed to the best inter people with the principles of ruthless lak r..r for cnrrnEs ter < s a QUICK, RELIABLE SERVICE votild continue here in Brussels, but ests of the District. DIAMOND BRAND PILLS la Kro tiess. It is significant that the decree m Thursday last, a bitter cold day. Dated this 1 2th day of March. 1918 ©Ot D tB--« ic b- irs. «riled with B’. AUTO TRUCKS of October 3, 1910. followed hard upon hose that had been convoked were Eib'-on Tua », crass H., •» frv/ BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF •»»««<•• »4 M> t,r (nuan-nmi v the elevation of Hindenburg to the su •■nt home without examination. It Is HEATaJt AR7F.R* 8CHOOL DISTRICT NO. 29 «IA MOWU RXIXII Pit. I. A, IrlwMl»«« NOTHING TOO LARGE years regarded as Be«t,Safest. A wars R-flaMa. preme command with Ludendorf ns hl* ii|.|,.,s.s| that the severe weather has CENTRAL WAREHOUSE Chris Richert. Chairman NOTHING TOO SMALL X chief of staff. In his long report ot noved the Germans to postpone the PHONE 142 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Attest January 16, 1917, Minister Whitlock deportation.” I M14t4c J. P DeGesen, Clerk. EVERYWHERE >0<><>C>0000000000000000000OOOOOOOOO <Xx TO AID GERMANS Telephone Offices Coos & Curry Telephone Co TAXES Bank of Bandon Bandon, Oregon S. S. ELIZABETH SAILS J. E. WALSTROM CHICHESTER SPILLS Central Transfer Co. I