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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1918)
WESTERN WHERE PRODUCTIVE SOIL AND TIDE WATER MEET VOL. VI. WORLD ■ an ne«. LUMBERING, MINING, DAIRYING, STOCK RAISING BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1918 the« United War Work Cami»aign. November 11-18, has been placed in .charge of the local Liberty 1 Loan Committee. The committee met I Monday and outlined plans i as I follows: IN ONE FAMILY NO. 50 FRED TAYLOR DIES WHILE OUT AT SEA tween Second and Eleventh streets. Committee — Mrs. Thos. White, Mrs. Geo. Erdman. Mrs. Sam Johnson. No. 7—Everything east and between Oregon and Franklin as Employed by Parr-McCorniick nues, and north and south from the | Precinct Quotas <'«». on Steamer Myers ami NVaa The Bandon district, quota is $2.- top of the hill to Eleventh street. Near San Pedro When Stricken- CorAmittM Mrs 1. W Turnbull. 000. The district and its quota have Left Here in September After Mrs T W. Robison. Miss Ida Gamble. been divided into precincts and pre Pneumonia Follows Attack of Pre Spending Three Months Furlough. Slitpx I our T> iis I rom Depc.stt ot» WAR WORK CAMPAIGN OCT- cinct quotas as follows: No. 8—From Franklin avenue all valent Disease in Family at North James Adams Place South f Town LINED AN’) QUOTAS ARE west from the top of the hill to Craine's Camp, $15o. Bend and Take*, Two out of Three — No Iti tuiii* Heveiveil ts Yet Bill ASSIGNED Eleventh street on the south. Ltfmpa. $75. —Wife and Mother Also ill Is Pneumonia, following Spanish in Mudi Infoi m.iti, ii as to Urico. Committee- Mrs. S. C. Endicott. Parkersburg. $125. Now Out of Danger. fluenza, caused the death of Fred Eie., Are Oiitamed. Mrs T. M Nielson. Mrs I. N. Millir. Prosper, $200. t'aylor, Bandon young mau enlisted Chas. Hall Named County Chairman No. 9—From Eleventh street and Bullards, $100. in tlie Merchant Marine, several days Oregon avenue all south and west, —It. H. Rosa Chairman for Ban Bandon, $1,000. I awrence Orvil Bullard and his ago. Information of the death was including Azalea Park addition. R. H. Rosa arrived home from don District—No Pledges, Only Two Mile. $100. eeeived here Monday by his brother, Taconia Saturday, where he went to Committee*—Mrs. W. 8. Smith, baby daughter, Audrey Evelyn, died Brandt R. Taylor of Four Mile. Cash Will Be Accepted—Seven Four Mile, $125. got returns on a shipment of in»u Mrs. C. R. Wade, Mrs. G. R McNair. during tlie past week at North Bend Organizations Benefitted. New Lake, $125. From the message received it is of pneumonia, following attacks of g;'n<>ee ore shipped there as a com No 10- From Oregon avenue and Precinct Committees Spanish influenza Tlie wife an4 nferred the death occurred while the Craine's Camp-—W. E. Craine, Geo. Eleventh street, all south to the city mother lias also been dangerously ill young man a as at sea, shortly be- mercial experiment. The shipment limits and east to Filmore avenue. contained four tons of the ore taken Organization of Coos County for P. Laird. with the disease but at present is out tore reaching the harbor of San tr in a d posit on (lie Janies Adams' Committee — R. H. Rosa and J. Lampa T. P. Hanly, A. P. Sweet. the united war work campaign which He was employed by of danger. Tlie deaths occurred at Pedro. Cal. place south of town. As yet he is takes place frc^i November 11 to Parkersburg J. T. Jenkins, W. A. Page. I tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren .he Farr McCormick Company of not certain of the returns, but sta‘“s Committees Attention November 18, was effected at a nieet- Sloan. H. T. Miller. ban Francisco on the vessel Myers. The» first named on each committoe , Bullard, the former being a brother ¡'he body was taken to Oakland and that the best lie could possibly get Prosper— S. D. Harper, 11. ¡taker, ing last week in the offloe of Chas. is chairman of that committee These, f tiie deceased Tlie child succumb may later be brought to Bandon for is $51.10 per long ton. as that is Itie Hall, Coos county chairman, at Al. Meacum. 'chairmen, both within and without ed first, having passed away on last final interment. highest price quoted by tlie Bllrewe Bullards—C. which division of the Coos county I). Jarman, Jas. rhursday, October 24. Three days Alloys Co., to wh<yiu he shipped, the city limits, are requested to get Morrison, J. I). Tharp. quota of $18,150 was made among The deceased had reached the age _ e later, on the 27th, the father died. The process of determining the the various districts. Two Mile—R. M. Pressey, Wilbur n touch with Acting Catnpalgn Chair f 21 years a few days prior to ilia Lawrenco Bullard was 27 years of< 1. A. Peterson, Kenneth man H. J. McDiarmid as early as pos age. He was a son of Mr. ajid Mrs death. He was born in Elgin. Ore., price is rather indefinite. Payment D. A. Jones was appointed elialr- Hoover. sible for more specific instructions, is made per unit of per cent of man- Perkins. man of the Marshfield committee, i W. Bullard of Bullards. He was and came to Bandon with the family ,'anese. with penalty for silk* over Four Mile—Miss Minnie Perdue. material such as receipt books; etc and Edgar McDaniel chairman of llie ibout 12 years ago. His education Chairmen of committees may make born at that place on December 12, ■ias secured in the local schools. 15 per cent. If tlie ore contains over H. A. DeLong, D. H. Jackson. committee in North Bend. 1891, and spent the greater part of 25 per cent silica it is rejected, The New Lake- Mrs. Maud McAdams. changes in the personell of their com The quota for Coos county is The young man. after being en nis life in tills community, receiving $18,150, which is to be divided as Nlex Turner, NV. B. Haynes. I. E. mittees if necessary and may appoint nis ediication In tlie local schools. He raged in tlie merchant marine service price is also penalized If the ore con additional ni Jubers if found ex- follows: Palmer, Halve Smith. tor some time, came to Bandon tn tains more than 4 per cent of iron, I pedient. However, they w ill be held was married on September 12, 1916, (une on a tiiree months' furlough. more than one-tenth of one per cent Powers. $1,700. Bandon Subdivided responsible for the success of the to Miss Hazel Shields, daughter of of phosphorus or more than a trace Coquille. $2,300. The Bandon Precinct lias been campaign within the area assigned Mr and Mrs. Vet Shields, formerly of -Vhile here lie worked as a chauffeur, of sulphur. Myrtle Point, $2,000. >eing for a time engaged in hauling subdivided into districts as follows: to them. Bullards but at present residing at Mr. Rosa states that after appeal- Bandon $2,000. ipruce for Geo. M. I.affaw witii one Chairman—H. J. McDiarmid. It is suggested that chairmen get North Bend. During the forepart of • f tlie latter's trucks. Just before ing to the Portland office of the This will leave a balance of $10- No. 1 Business section from together with the members of their 1917 he moved to North Bend and als furlough expired in September lie Southern Pacific he has secured a 150 which is to be divided between Nlabanta avenue west to Edison committees as early as possible and accepted employment at the Kruse Jt freight rate of $7.50 per short ti n la Marshfield and North Bend. turned to tin* marine service. ivenue hill, including everything be make definite plans so that their Banks shipyard, which position he He made Ills headquarters in Oak- ■ar lots from Coquille to Taconia, Colonel Rosa was appointed chair He low the hill. specific territory will be thoroughly held until the time of Ills death which would make about $8 '0 per man of the Bandon Committee. | is survived by his wife, his parents. and. Cal., where his mother, Mrs. long ton C< mniittee—A. H Rosa, O. L. covered. He estimate« that lie can aura Taylor, his brother-in-law and One feature of the campaign is <entner, H. E. Boak. A report from each committee and three brothers. Warren., John. C iister, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Anderson, nine and deliver ubourd cars at Co- that there are to be no pledges. Cash and Frank NV., and by two sisters. No. 2 Business section from Ala- should be made to Chairman M only will be accepted. md his brother, Jack Taylor, reside quilo for approximately $12.00 per iama avenue east to Filmore avenue, Diarmid. In person or by telephone, Pearl A. and Mrs. Owen NV. Evans. ill of the relatives are down witii long ton. The united war work campaign is ncluding ex The body was brought to Bullards on First and on Wednesday evening of campaign Until he finds out more definitely the drive by seven soldier welfare he influenza, the mother and Mrs. Second street Waterfront. week, and a second and conclusive and funeral services took place there »nderson being dangerously ill whether the undertaking will be a organizations for funds. Approxi Committee Corson, C. I. report i n Monday evening the closing on Monday of this week, Rev. W. 8. aying proposition. Mr. Los* will mately seventeen million from the Frese, J. Ira Interment took day of the campaign. These reports Smith officiating. continue to prospect the grouud lu aa entire United States. S I RANGER II IS THE "I 1.1 ” No. 3- Fr< are absolutely essential to the place at the Bullards cemetery. effort to determine the approximate The organizations which receive Filmore aver Audrey Evelyn Bullard was born successful conduct of the campaign. .imount of ore obtainable funds in the great national drive are to the nor Bear in mind that the solicitation at North Bend. July 26, 1917. The Daily Saunders, Taken Up on Street as follows: Y. M. C. A., Y. NV. C. A. Kill) Put in Hospital Drive. This includes the Moore mill. of these funds is a patriotic duty body was brought to Bullards and NENN THAIS' St'HEDULS National Catholic War Council. K. services Committees R. T Nfoore, J. I. resting upon those chosen to do the funeral were held there of C., Jewish Welfare Board, War Hary Saunders of Bloomfield, Cui , Damron, C. H Hurley. R. A McBride. w rk Saturday. Rev Smith officiating It is imperative that the Ban- Reports Dial the new train sched Camp Community Service. American No 4 All of Bandon Heights. Mrs. Laurence Bullard, the wife who arrived on the lust trip of the ule as proposed by John M. Scutt d n d strict qu< ta Is reached and Library Association, and Salvation Committee— Amelia F. Henry. each c .mmittee Is expected to get and mother «hose life has been Elizabeth from the south, was taken when he was here recently, will Army. Mrs .1 NV. Allen, .Mis S W D t nr n doubly saddened. Is convalescing from n charge by the city authorities •irobably go into effect one weok esults The appointment of Chas. Hall to No. i) 5 From the intersect!, n » f her illness and has been removed to Tuesday and placed In a local hospi- from next Sunday or on Neit<uber n ' ” nl Ing financial reports to the chairmanship of the county was He is suffering from a Bevere Second street and Filmore avenue, Cha'r-an the home of her parents at North al. com Uittees McDiarmid, ltd are given on authority, says tho made by Orlando W. Davidson, di- everything to the south and east. Bend. The sympathy of the entire attack of Spanish influenza and I h Coos Buy Times. Tlie change effoc's will likewise report tlie names of rector for tlie state. without money or friends. When bin Committee Mrs Nels Rasmussen, tho i fusing to contribute, stating community is with her and with the uetter mall service for the Coquilie Miss Belle ('hatburn, Mrs Wm I a'lb. tlie teas« n f each for such refusal. bereuved relatives, all of whom are •olidition was discovered by a local .alley towns and is said to effect also citizen he was taken to a physician, No. 6 Everything east and we it .held in high esteem within a large By order of somewhat of a saving for the rail who ordered him to bed forthwith, between Filmore avenue and Oregon circle of friends. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE road service which is now hard presa- His fever was 103. He lias since <-d for all equipment and supplies shown signs of recovery and it is available. to see what results were being ob- i (bought will escape the pneumonia. tainid He was much gratified to Saunders has been wiring to FuneraJ Held Thursday learn that the trouble of having v es Bloomfield for money but as yet no The funeral of Mrs L. M. Strong J. Laird Believed to Have Been Lost seis barbound here did not occur tilla answer to his messages have been !.. was hold at Norway at 2 o'clock last on Princesa Sophia—Name on summer and fall. received. , Thursday The services were Con List of Passengeis. It is assumed that the preBent ini- ducted by Rev Anderson of Myrtle provement, which was first recom Cane Is Peculiar New Cnaea Have Developed But No Point Interment was made at Nor mended by Engineer Roy Rozelle. is J. A. Laird, former Bandon resi G R McNair returned home from Death* Reported Here This Week way cemetery. the cause of the continued deep water Captain NV. A. Arnold. In charge de.t, fatbar of Mrs c n Neal of thia Eugene Monday, where, accompanied —New Precaution < trdered. city, and of Tom Laird of Scio. Ore if the L. L. L. L. organization in this on the bar during tlie slack seuson. by Ills mother, he was called by the gon, is believed to have been a pass section, and Jack Guyton of Marsh* serious illness of his brother, Errol While a number of of new cases Mandalay Goes on Kocks enger on the ill-fated steamer field, were here the latter part of The mother will remain there until The steamer Mandalay, thut for Spanish Influenza have developed in her son Is out of flanger. Errol had Princess Sophia, which was lost soutn last week on a trip of inspection and this community during the past week, merly plied between Portland ati 1 of Skagway. Alaska, while en route to check up on local port data. no deaths have been reported. The Just recovered from an ptteak of Captain Arnold on his first trip Bandon, was driven on Fauntleroy to Vancouver. Friday night. Three situation seems to be somewhat im Spanish Influenza when he suffered rocks at the mouth of the Klamath hundred and forty-three persons were here, after investigating harbor con- dose was proved, although health officials de a relapse. The second on board, and according to messages lltions. recommended to the Govern river Sunday morning, It has since hunch more severe than the first, and clare that the utmost precaution received there were no survivors ment that the inner jetty be extended been torn loose by the wave« and at although four different physicians Republican Nominee for Mix riff Has reports was drifting up the must be observed if the epidemic is Local relatives state that Mr. Laird o meet with the south jetty, in order last were called in, they failed to deter Been Prominent in Itusines« Here to be brought entirely under control coast, Coast Guards are standing by had intended to leave on the Steam .o improve tlie bar so that vessels mine the exact nature of the ailment. For Many N ears. Probably tlie largest number in to led aid when conditions get would not be delayed In transit, and er Sophia. Since the name of J. It seems that a relapse of the Influ one family to be affected by the favorable. Laird appears on the list of passen hinder the production of spruce at disease is that of the Herbert Man- enza at the present time is peculiar gers. ’it is taken for granted that he he local mills. Bandon people are pecfally in det family. Both Mr. and Mrs. in that the symptoms change from REBI II.DING AI.ABAM \ AN E. Since tlie Government has r->- is the one. He was a half-brother In this case the terested in the candidacy of Geo i’. Manciet and seven young daughters day to day. The work of rebuilding Alabama of Geo. P. I^ird. Republican nominee novevl the old wharf which was an symptoms at different Laird for Sheriff. Mr Laird has for have been confined to their hotne patient's ibstructlon in tlie river, and since tlie avenue commenced Hits week and is for sheriff of Coos county. prominent in times were indicative of pneumonia, many years been during the week. All are now aide to The Princess Sophia ran onto Port is doing tlie work of extending progressing rapidly. It Is being done typhoid fever, appendicitis and gall business in this city and community I be up but they are not yet free from Vanderbilt Reef in a snowstorm The the jetty. Captain Arnold «as anxious1 by the property owners. stones. Errol was much improved and is looked upon hs a thoroughly danger. following day she was picked up by I when his brother left and it was dependable and capable man f >r tha storming winds and waters, dragged lie In known to he ci>n- ¡believed that lie would soon be out of position across the Reef and dropped to the Tlie cases at I’rosper are recovering ' danger He was taken to a hospital sclentiouH, fearless. and outspokeo, bottom of Lynn Canal, an arm of the i gradually and tlie disease see inn »o and placed under a special nurse's and those who know him beat testify inside Passage not far from Skag- have run its course there. that he will do hla duty .»■ hr «e*i It care way. Steamers were en route to hei ft is certain that the quarantine regardless of friendship or tier» nJ assistance, expecting to pull her off will n«t be lifted for some time yet Interests Mr I slrd. < In* to ’*>« NV Oddy. Democrat the reef, as she was thought to have Influenza epidemic, is n o r sVl«r a Sufficient candidates for city although nothing definite can be said been unharmed personal campaign, as i • believe* th* offices had filed before the closing ’ Mayor Topping Is preparing a set of The bodies of 336 victims of tlie influenza Donts" that win be post day so that It will be unnecessary to Th* American lied Cross has spirit of the quarantine ihmild b* Princess Sophia heave been recovtr write In any natun, unless the ed throughout the city and will be undertaken a nation wide survey of observed In every possible way. ed and among the Identified dead is Nevertheless lie is out for th* office voter has other preferences Both published next week nursing resources, acting under in ! Iinutl Hpray l ioplojeil John A Laird and will appreciate the support re nominees f r mayor having declined, structions from tlie War Department. Under Government order« all men ceived from 111« friends throtigho it friends of Mayor Topping prevailed today, must Th* need for nurse* Is very urgent employed at the Moore Mill Ar Lumber r The purpose of the survey Is to show the county. tii n Although he had declined ’t t o. plant, beginning The spraying '■lie exact ■.■.hereabouts of evety nasal passages For I' 8 Senator, at the caucus. he finally accented and have their throats and memtier of tlie woman with nursing experience and -praved on^e daily is. L. McNary, llepitb- a petiti n was filed placing liis name to establish accurate and complete «1)1 be done by a NVest, Democrat For n the ballot That the local harbor I u; rov ■ data with respect to all available re- I | Withycombe. Reptibli- ments now tinder way are bringing There ate two candidates for Re- >urce,i from which tlie needs of the < aptain French, in charge of the « ♦ «««<>• a » ♦ ♦ ♦ « Pierce. Democrat. corder narnely. .1 W Mast, present result.» was proven yesterday, when country may be supplied ’ y *• t'oes county division of the airplane « NVORI l> I'U'llH '<•>’ « ♦ O. P. Hoff. Repub- incuml Christensen while soun 1- Captain L. bent, and Phil Pearson For The Bandon branch of live Amer * ♦ * P Mason. Democrat councilmen in Ward No 1, Wert, J. production service, accompanied by ican Ited Cross requests every grad ♦ ♦ ing on the bar found 20 feet of water representative. A K H Jones and G R. McNair are on the < ther off. i er » were here last Friday uste nurse, every Red Cross nurse or The sound- at the shallowest place Thomas Smith. Band i ticket, and. for the East ward. F J and inspected the quarters and eat nurse's aid. every practical nurse, Ings were taken at a medium high Mrs Belle NN 1 itf • tt, luo’cn Ari* ing places of the soldier« He alio Chatburn tide. The tide being 7 8 feet Th* crat. Sb The ‘Reassessment’* with nursing ('. F Pape. I andon. IgaNe civilian orders, among them be midwife or woman measure 1« the soundings were made from the tu* -an NV. only referendum experience t > register with Mrs. Coes* Bay Times, MarahfleM ing that all barber« must wear gauze Clerk F Klihyam. the city ticket. Harry Walker, phone no. 1234. Mr- N J Hanson, Yaklma A »sh face masks while working on a customer. This is being done Former Bandonian Influenza Epidemic Many Interested In Laird’s Candidacy Election Next Tuesday TO TAKE NURSE SURVEY 20 FEET ON THE BAR