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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1918)
WORLD BASOCs CN ■o WHERE PRODUCTIVE SOIL AND TIDE WATER MEET VOL. VI A LUMBERING, MINING, DAIRYING, STOCK RAISING BANDON, COOS COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1918 NO. 51 i Both Houses oi Congress Bdieved in Control oi Repu’Ji cans---Olson Leads Coke for Supreme Court ---Democrats Win in Coos County Unofficial Report from Overseas Today Says Allied Supreme War Coun cil’s Armistice Terms, Meaning Practically Absolute Encountered Severe Gale and Heavy The latest election returns frani David P. Mason, D Sea W hile Approaching <’a|>e the state, received from the Coos Bay Pauline Sears, S Blanco and Decided to Turn Back Times at 6:00 p. m. today, are us For Justice of i —Barge Struck and Went on North follow s: H. W. Evans. S Spit—Crevv Rescued. Portland sends incomplete reports Charles A. Johns. 1: from the state showing Olson lead Justice to Fill Vacancy ing Coke for the Supreme Court by John S Coke. Il A telephone message received by i to Congress last January and on the 171 Western World at 11:00 a. in. today principles of settlement enunciated The Barge Wallacut, loaded with 1559 votes, McNary, Republican can- Conrad P. Olsen. .6 reported that messages received from in IBs subsequent addresses. lumber, which was en route to San didate for Senator, is 1 G,000 votes For Ittoniev Genet'll overseas brought the news that Ger The allies reserve to themselves, Francisco from Port Ludlow, being ahead of West, and Withycombe, GeorgegM Brown R-D-P 274 Damages by Land. Sea, ami Air to many has accepted the armistice however, complete freedom of action towed by the tug Pioneer, was wreck Republican candidate for governor is E. L. Cannon. S ... _____ 59 lie Settled—Germany is Given i when they enter the peace confer- ed at the entrance to Coos Bay Satur almost as much ahead of Pierce, terms of the Allied Supreme War Superintendent of I’uhiic Instruction Notice. council, and that the terms meant ! nee on the subject of the freedom of day. The crew of six aboard the Democratic candidate. In Coos county .'. A. Churchill. R-D .................. 17 absolute surrender. the seas. barge were rescued after thrilling ex Withycombe and McNary carried Inez Augusta Lusk. S _____ 7 0 Votes from all the Coos county Later in the day a bulletin was is Washington, Nov. 5. - Germany Lansing Transmits Note periences. Encountering a severe Labor Commissioner as follows: precincts are sued by the Marshfield Record to the must pay in full for the war of fright The text of Secretary Lansing's gale and heavy sea while opposite C H Gram UH . ITS Oddy, for county clerk. 2,073; affect that the arSiiatia* t*rma warn fulness she has waged against non- note follows: Bandon and approaching Cape August Nikula. S 50 Getty, 1575, signed at 2 o'clock p. ni. (Paris time) combatants in invaded territories. 1 have the honor to request you to Blanco, the Pioneer turned around Public Service Coiuniisslouer Gage, for sheriff. 2,453; Laird, today, which would mean about 9 This fact is made evident in a note transmit the following communica-jand returned north to Coos Bay, r " John E. Johnson, S a. m. Pacific time. (where entrance was attenpted to es- 1,673. which Secretary Lansing handed to lion to the German government: Fred A. Williams, S 2€3 Thrift, for state representative. ’’ 'In my note of October 23, 1918“,’cape the storm An effort was made to verify the the Swiss Minister here today foi \\ liter Siqa-i intendent report through the Associated Press transmission to the German govern 1 advised you that the President had None on the barge who went 2.152; Peck, 1,731. Max Burgholzer, S ___ 51 Coke got 2,093 in Coos county. by communicating with the Coos Bay ment. transmitted his correspondence with through the fearful experiences, with Percy A. Cupper, R-D 2i>/ Wednesday’s reports showing ma Times. At 2:50 p. m. Western World In referring to restoration of the t he German authorities to the govern-J waves dashing over them while con- Representative Fifth District received the following message frciin invaded territories the note said that ments with wliich the Government of rregated o’ i l the forecastle, dodging jority in both houses of Congress has A. K Peek. R 152 the Times: the allied governments understand the I’nited States is associated as a heavy timbers afloat in the sea and not been altered. . 207 T. J Thrift. D No definite report has been re Nov. 7 Naval cable censors re that compensation will be Imade by belligerent, with the suggestion that. 'being chilled to the marrow, suffer Representative Sixth District ceived from California in regard to ported unofficial messages came Germany for all damages to the civil if those governments were disposea ed serious injury. J. R. Stannard R-D 2C3 the wet and dry measure. through from abroad announcing ian population of the allies and their to accept peace upon the terms and The only member of the crew who For Sheriff of Coos County Germans have signed armistice property as the result of the aggres princif les indicated, their military went to the hospital was W. S. Ek 230 W. W. Gage. 1> •I. Ham Is'vvis Beaten terms delivered by General Foch. No sion of Germany "by land, by sea aad advisers and the military advisers oi lund, of San Francisco, who com George P. l.aird. R .... —149 authority is given i statement irotn tlie air.” Chicago, Nov. 6. — Congressman for the I’nited States be asked to sub plained of bruises on his right side. For County Clerk while it added expectance to air Germany to Deal W ith Foch. mit to the governments associated ; , Captain .1 Frederick certified him to Medili McCormick defeated James F. C. Getty, it 119 everywhere, Hamilton Lewis, democratic whip, Officials said, nothing Marshal Foch has been authorized against Germany the necessary terms the hospital, but he is not believed to L. W. Oddy, D 248 ljut official dispatches could be by the I’nited Slates and allies to re |of such an armistice as would fully be seriously hurt Two sailors, Archie for senator by an estimated plurali I or County Treasurer believed. Neither American govern- ceive representatives of the German protect the interests of the peoples land Alexander Hallos, both of San ty of 40,000. T. M Dinimick, R-D 310 ment Allied nor any embassy government and to communicate to involved and insure to the associated 1 Francisco, sustained slight bruises For County Surveyor Republicans Claim Congress war missions have been advised Foch them the terms of an armistice. governments the unrestricted power about their legs; Captain Charles C. 8. McCulloch, R actually has been presented with Washington, Nov. 5.—Safe ma The note announces that the allied to safeguard and to enforce the de Enson, of the barge, escaped without lor County Coroner armistice terms. It is assumed how- governments have declared their tails of the peace to which the Ger injury, as did Charles ClauBen and Jority in both the senate and tite F. E Wilson, R-D......................... 286 ever Greman envoys have been con- willingness to make peaee with the man government had agreed, provid Johan Torguson. of Seattle. house were claimed for the republi For County Coniniissloner ducijd through the French lines some German government on the terms laid ed they deem such an armistice pos cans tonight by the congressional Captain Acknowledge* Mistake. John Yoakam. R-D ^.29 9 time*during the day. committee in a statement issued at down in President Wilson’s address sible from the military point of view. The tug and barge were en route to Coriiniissii Ilers For Port Bandon San Francisco from Port Ludlow. The one a. mi. T I’ llanh. I: I’ .321 officers of the tug were Captain Fred Justice of Peace and Constable State Returns in llandon erick. First Officer O. W. Fallow, C R. Wade, (Written ini ______ 73 State returns from the four Ban- Second Officer Herbert Cassidy, Hen For Constable Hansen, chief engineer, and seven , don precincts show that Republican I! I’ Hunt 2>7 others. Including the cook, Walter and Democratic voters were about Each Place To Elect Own Represent So that Registrants I lay know the mailed to that effect. His question ¡even, with comparatively large vote Establishing and maintaining Raykoond. ative—Will Check I'p l.atsir The southern and eastern Oregon normal reason they receive two classification naire is then sent to the District Captain Frederick said he made a ■ for the Socialist candidates. < '< nidifions Beard to pass on his industrial or cards and thus save the trouble of mistake in trying to come into port Republican candidates for all offices schools: Yes, 108; No. tR2 Establishing dependent, delinquent Agricultural claim, or return a class nearly two hours after the tide was i where a contest existed received a telephoning or writing to the Local ification card Is mailed showing tlie slight majority here, while Demo- , and defective children’s home, ap ebbing, but believed he could make As a means of establishing a clos- Board for an explanation. I < lassification given by them The propriating money therefor: Y’ea, 98; J er relationship between all cities in I the bar. About opposite the standing - cratic candidates for county offices The District Board passes on all registrant should I were the favorites. wait until lie i No, 14 5; i jetty the barge commenced to jibe, Industrial and Agricultural claims. If Prohibiting seine and set net fish I n given by I this part of the county with re land before she could be righted went One of the surprises of the local a registrant makes a claim for deferr the District Board before making a gard to employment of men in es- ten the South Spit. In turning about returns Is the way In which Bandon ing In Rogue river and tributarlaa: industries, ed classification on grounds of de sick about not receiving a deft rred ; sential and n n-essentlal to pull her off the hawser pulled people turned down Geo. P. l.aird. Yes 160; No 153 pendency and a claim on the grounds classification. On the sec nd line ■ and var .its ether labor conditions, from the drum of the tug. I local Closing the Willamette river to Republican candidate for (sheriff, His opponent, W. W. Gage, 'commercial fishing south of Oswego: of being employed in a necessary in on the caul will show which Bia rd I the < onimunity Labor Hoard, of The third sea took the pilot-house Marshfield at its meeting on Satur-1 dustrial or agricultural enterprise, he the classification is from, by having away and left the sailors to shift with (received a majority in every local I Yes 79 ; No 129. is classified by the Local Board and either Local Board or District Board 1 dav i assed a resolution providing Delinquent tax notice bill: Yes ” ” forecastle ” ” tor safety * ’ . The ' precinct but one In which the two Ifor the appointaient of a représenta-1 OB, ' y th< mailed a classification card which crossed out as the case may be. It would seem that ¡184; No 86. 'tug maneuvered for an > hour attempt- were tied. | five ir advisor in each of the cities ...... - .... shows the class given him. His A great many registrants with Fixing conipensatlou for publica J ing lu to irjnai-C replace I the lie 1 line and signalled Bandon people do not want Bandon questionnaire Is then sent to tlie dependents on their labor f. r such of the district, says the Coos Bay mt n on the ticket for any office. It tion of legal notices Yes 146. No 76. I Finding it Im for the coast guard District Board and his industrial or support, for patriotic r< as ns are n it Times. Increase in State Tax Levy: Yea possible 4 to In,,,! land the hawser they went Is a fact that of late no Bandon can 1 hese advisors who receive no »al .w.ueikl,, agricultural classification is deter having their dependents sign execute didate for county office has received 1 89; No. 144 for ’ lie coast g ard crew end their mined by them, on return of the the supporting affidavit to their ary. aro to be chosen at a public the support of his home conimunlty. I called for that purpose. apparatus, returning to shoot a line questionnaire a second classification claim, leaving tie- matter up to the meeting City Election iteturns The local returns for state and I on board. Hugh McLain, who was gtven charge card is mailed showing the classifi- Board to grant the deferred class county offices are as follows: 1 The returns for the City election M< n It < — <ii<-<! by Lines. of these meetings will send out no cation given by the District Beard. ification. For I’. H. Henat« Short Tenn shows the following: Not until th*» fourth trial did a After the five day period has passed, We wish to say that the Selective tices of their date to some public successful shot occur, and then the Martha K Baaa, 8 For Mayor Geo. P Topping, only 78 I officer in each town. the time allowed in which to make Service Regulations specifically state | Fred W. Mulkey, R 226 candidate on the ticket received a line became entangled in the timbers Help Enforce I’. H. Orders an appeal, the final classification card that th” supporting affidavit must be For I’. S. Senator Ising Term total of 221 votes In the two wards The duty of such advisor will be to floating about the wreck and could (chaa I. McNary It is mailed which is the card that takes secured before the claim can be con 1X9 For City Recorder the vote stood: J , not be made useful. Shortly after the place of the Registration certifi sidered. So if you desire to have keep the district labor board in this 'Albert Slaughter, s 24 W. Mast. 216: Phil I’e-rson. 87. For cate. given at the time of registration, vour cla I i given due c nsideration city in touch with the labor condi wards the barge went afloat and ■ . 11.1 .' I ’ I' 17 4 Councilmen in the West wa d the edge out to sea. The tug overtook and should be carried on their person either on dependency, Industrial or tions of their Immediate vicinity. two candidates on the to et wrry her at the black buoy and shoved I Ib presemitiie in t'ongmm 1st Dint. at all tltnes. Agricultural, be sure and have the1 Mi n engaged in such non-essential elected. .1. 11. Jones receiving ltd W. C. Hawley. R-D-P 279 her nose against the barge. Two men If a registrants only claim is on the supporting affidavits duly executed, business as driving pleasure cars for Hariia Talbiirt, s .57 votes and G. R. McNair, 130. F r hire, running soft drink establish jumped to the tug and the others grounds of Industrial or Agricultural as required by the regulations Councilman In the Enst ward F J. For Governor were ’ taken off by lines thrown on ments. etc., will be reported to the occui ation. he would go automatical Local Board for Coos County Walter M. Pierce, D 178 Chatburn, the only candidate on th» district board, which after due con board. ly in Class One-A. as far as the local By J. P. BEYERS The Ro- 31 I ticket received 106 votes B. F. Ramp, S Captain Frederick said today he sideration, will report such persons Board is concerned, and the card Sec'y. . 1 81 assessment measure carried in both (JameH Withycombe ■It ' had ho|>es of salvaging the barge pro to tlii draft board, which has the au-1 I wards, the total being Yes, 135; For State Treasurer thority to change the classification of viding favorable wiather offered o. P. Hoff, It __ ______ 1 81 no. Iu7. take the bonds at par, with accrued within the next 2 4 hours. The Wall such persons. interest and pay 836 premium. They After the war Is over the labor acut stands near the beach north of I also furnish the blank bonds free to board will be effective In placing the the jetty and appeared Ties la/ The Delaware and Division < ity Gets Par \\ ith Accrued Interest the city to be afloat She Is waterlogged and . men who return from abroad, in Street b'nd:: were voted and issued and ititi l*reinium—4'olgrove Ap Xo Definite Time Him I teen Het to» their former positions, and finding most of her 950,000 feet of lumber to pay for the street work necessary is luted Night Marshal. I Schools to < '^n. occupation for those whose places has been washed overboard. in securing the condensery to locate According to one member of the they will take. At a council meeting last evening here Mr McLain will be present at each crew the hawser Is In Id'lg the barge The danger of the Spanish influ it was voted to sell the Delaware The Council approved the appoint enza epidemic is till gnat according of the local meetings to explain the from g< Ing ashore Slur struck In six avenue and Division street bonds to ment of Fred H. Colgrove as night I fathoms of water wh< n she went on pnriM.se and work of the comlmunity; to local physicians and It has not /et Morris Pres, of Portland, who were officer The payment of bills was the Several members of the The Red Cross cartons, to be used! been decided when th’ quarantine labor board. Towns which are to the spit the only bidders, Their bid however only other busin> - ■ transacted at the have advisors are: Powers, North crew criticised < aptaln Frederick for in shipping Christmas parcels to the i will be discontinued W bile no deaths was satisfactory as they offered to m< eting Bend, Gardiner. Florence, Reeds trying to get into port on an ebb tide boys overseas, have been received by have occurred of late ibero ere sttU port. Band, n, Coquille, Myrtle Point The Pioneer h t her after companion- , the Bandon chapter. They may be many cases and m w otie. ar> develop w ay w bile on tlie bar. and Mapleton. obtained by those presenting their ing. although not in Iniressing num- The quarant tie baa been •*■ official Christmas labels to the com I tiers Real hi.l Farmers. mittee at the Red Cross rooms. It tatillshed by order of the Burgeon In the Record window are display should be remembered that parcels General of the Fnitvd State* sod ’t The Spanish influenza has been port at higli school office Saturday ed some potatoes, all weighing close will not be accepted for shipment at will no doubt be^iei <■- -ary to receive the Postoffice later than Wednesday, official permission before it can be conquered as far as the Bandon afternoon between the hours of 2 and to throe pounds and almost 20 inches 4 5 tu receive outlines of work for the in length which were grown in the ♦ removed November 20 ases were checked up No High school Is concerned and the following week. They will be re war garden of Fred, Norman and 4 The Bandon branch of the Red ir 1. it was found that work of that institution is not to be quired to do the written work, Ena Clinton who live near Parkera- ♦ * 4 Cross has also received some sweater 4 ♦ ti district was behind its delayed further Principal John L. hand it in at the office on the fei burg 4 They are four, nine and 11 4 yarn and urges all who will knit to 4 ‘H by 113.450. In order Gary has conceived the idea of a b wing Friday afternoon l»i«e en 2 years of age and successfully looked « 4 4 get yarn early. The local branch is th<’ government may re correspondence course and '»eginuiiig and 5 if they wish to secure c redit after a good sized sited garden this 4 tlie amount promised at I Hhaw. Bandoe requested to have a large number of next week students of Bandon High in »he courses. (summer The potatoes were placed * sweaters finished by December 10th. WHloughbv Arsen The Literary Digest copies tinder The Record bulletin board 4 The yarn Is in charge of Mrs T W Moore, Pindon home students will be given out with this m<rnitig and attracted a great 4 Weibes. Bandon Robison All parties having knitted The following notice is brought to lines Any questions in regar d’-al of attention Pictures of the 4 Russel. Bandon J goods out are requested to bring them th* attention of all High School work will l>e answered by ca trinity of young farmers shows then* 4 .to the rooms by the tenth so that Walstrom. Bandon. students: 27 4 on the telephone I they can he Included In the shipment 1 11 atriotlrally holding American flags. 4 1 Reynolds, Pando" All High School students will re- ‘ J GUN L. GARY, Principal • Record. on that date. Pomurujr. ingioia. 4 » a I W. S. S. PLEDGES