The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 27, 1913, EVENING EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- " BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1913 EVENING EDITION. THE COOS 4 THE WIFE IN ART i . --."LEARN ONE .THING EVERY DAY" No. li. UVKIIZIA IIL'TI, by I'll A FILIPPO LIPI'I CopyrlKbt 1018, by Tlio Mentor Association, Inc. ioo (,'rcat a bunion for bor slentl THI2 painter nf divine benutlen, Flllppo Llppl, or M ho Is often railed, Via Llppo UppI, was not hi,HBr a Irinclwjtiio innii. Ho bad n rather mil fate, large features, nnd thick lips. Las-.lneBB and love were always Interfering with bis work. As a result of rxtravagance bo was usually In debt, and not always care ful to Rot out honestly. Yet the people of his time were kind hearted ciioiikIi to overlook boyish fanlls In an nrtlst who brnu.Tht t.o much re nown to their country. Fliliipo vat. ijorn Into a Floren tine butcher's family about 1102, and big f-ither died soon afterward. lie seems to have bad little care from his mot bar, who may, however, have died durliiK his Infancy. An nunt took care of him; hut, llnillnt; the linv . . t A .. i t.. or means, turned mm over 10 uu uuh cated by the Carmellto friars. The abbott was lenient; for be had the wisdom to see that a boy who drew pictures all over the walls and on bis books when be should have been studying would probably become an artist. ArtlEts were highly thought of those days, when the church taught by means of pictures. Flllppo therefore never learned to write good Latin. Ho studied the frescoes of the chapel Instead. Later, when ho bail llnlsbed bis studies and gained a name for himself among painters, the abbott granted him permission to leave the moiinstry In order to give bin genius full scope. Monks who bad learned to paint were often ! allowed this privilege. So Fra Flllppo became a groat, painter. When ho went to Prato and saw Lucre.la Hull ho was already nearly HO years old, while she was hardly more than twenty. She was also an orphan. Her father, who had been a silk merchant In Florence, left his daughtcro In the caro of An tonio Hutl: evidently a 'harsh guard Ian, for ho put Lucrezla and Splnctln, both beautiful girls, Into tbo convent of Santa Marghorlta against, their will, In order to save lilmnolf some expense. Flllppo aaw her, used her au a model, and later married her by permission of the Pope. Tho virgins and saints of his paintings had a new spiritual radiance after he saw Lu crezla's face, lie used her for all manner of subjects, from the Virgin to the "Untieing Daughter of Ilero dlas," changing her features to suit as many different characters. Xo. !!. HELENA FOt'ltMENT, by PETER PAUL Hl'llENS. TIIK oxtraordlnary beauty of ready established with tho Duke of Helena Fourment won for her Buckingham, tho love of u world famous I After tho successes abroad Itu paluier when she was only sixteen ! "" retired to n homo In tho ,, ,, , . ,., ,. ,,. I country, devoting himself more than yearn old. Peter Pat ltubens mar- . ' lever to tho work of painting. An tied this girl, and Immortalized ! nl..i iH. t . , . , her charniB on many a precious can VflH. It wnn a most rortunatn mntch. Helena was not only beautiful; she had also every attraction of nature and cduratlon, nnd belonged to a wealthy family. ltubens was a widower, and one of the most cele brated painters in Europe. Moro than Hint, be wuh a distinguished and stitTCKrul statesman. Fortunate Un ou.'.huiit his life, brilliant. huinUouie, and of good t a n 1 1 1 . ltubens wiut uuvor In doubt of bin future. ills talent for i.niiilng showed Itself In boyhood. V- tin) age of twenty-three he went to lia!, whore hu hoiiii attracted Hie notice o( the lmko of .Mantua. P.'iih mi urt expert, partly uh dip h'liuii. ho went in the Duke's ser ii i all the Important cltleg of Mil, lie spent olKht years In that i miii! i. , b'oinet lines imlutliiK for bis pan mi, but more ofleu travelling on political inlssloUK, H i :lled to Antwerp by the ser um, iiluesH of IiIh mother In I tins, Hutu -n,. arrived too Into to nee her ii.nn alive, nnd. no dotlht, leellug I ti e iiingth of home ties, resigned J i in,. i i ,. aorvlio ot the duke Inline- 1 "ii' Ml,;!i p s i Inn,, and gnat ' ' minis awaited him In his native ! lit. Ills fame Brew year bv vear. ImiIioIIh Hrandt became his wire In 1 She Is ilescrlbod as a rather In aw Flemish wontaii. and her fact nil liguro upiiear frequently In Hu i" I ' work ot that period. After b r dra ii and before his second n..nia-.'o he wus called upon to au..ime terms of pence bet ween ''l.nul and Spain. It was tho iitn.t liiiji nmnt event of hit. lire. In Si' lii he met VHttaquus and earned 'he Iner sdln i..u ni.in.. ,,. - - -I' '! I lllllll. lit claiming to have discovered the philosopher's stone, which turned everything It touched Into gold. "Hut," objected ltubens, "I hnvo discovered It myself." "Tbo philosopher's stone?" ex claimed his visitor. "Yes, and you shall sea It," answered the painter. Leading the astonished guest in to his studio, Hiihuus showed bis palette. Helena Fourment was still young when ltubens died. Sho did not remain long In widowhood; but married the Count of Hcrgeyck, with whom, so far as Is known, she lived In peace and happiness. lCvery day a different human In terest story will appear In Tbo Times. You can got a beautiful In taglio reproduction of this picture, with live others, equally attractive, 7 by iiif.. Inches In size, with this week's ".Mentor." in "The .Mentor" a well-known authority covers the subject or the pictures and stories of tho week. Headers of Tho Times and "The .Mentor" will know Art. Literature, History, Science, and Travel, nnd own exquisite pictures. On sale at Tho Times office. Price fifteen cents. Wrlto today to Tho Times for booklet explaining Tho .Mentor Association Plan. Goodrum'sGarage home ot the CADILLAC and FORD Auto Supplies for All Makes of Cars :M7 Central Av. Phono 37S-L Walk one block and save one dol lar on each pair of men's und boys' shoes. Vo do Hrst class shoe re pairing at the lowest prices In the city. Yours for a squaro deal. Aug. Olson. 215 South llrondwny. Roseburcj-Coos Bay Stage Line Dally service, leaving MaiBUflold in morning and connecting with all Southern Pacific trains at Hose burg. FAKK, .$.00. OTTO SCHKTTKK, Agent, 120 Mar ket avenue. Phono 11. HICKMAN HILLY13H, Corner Cen tral nnd Front. BUY THE VERY BEST KBymR MAPI! UXM',11 SAXITAUY CONDITIONS IN A CLKAX AND MODKKX FACTOKY. STKIMMii:i) MILK AND CItlOAM. PURE ICE Free del very, 8 n. in. anil 2 p. Phone 73 in. For Ten Mile and North Inlet Launch UNION will louvo Marsh Hold, Commercial nvenuo dock, ev ery morning at servlco of tide, con necting with auto for Lakeside. He turn sanio day, nrrtvlng at Mnrsh fleld In evening. NOHTII STAR will leavo Mnrsh lleld as usual In afternoon and re turn In morning. NED GALLOWAY Wall Paper SHU Ml FlltST. C. W. VIERS. Paint anil Willi Paper Store. 37(1 North Front St. Phono 2UII-U Pictures & Framing Walker Studio ingcr Sewine Machines wo huvo them tor rent or for sale. Machines Repaired. Suppllea and Needles for Sale. W. J. R1TZ, 131 Park Ave. Murshflcld. Phone 2H0-X. C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co. HKTAIL DKPAKTMKNT LUMItl.R, lain, SIIINCJLKS, MOULDINGS, SAHII AND DOORS HOOPING PAPKR, ETC, CUT TIIK FUKL Itllilj IN TWO HV USING OUR WOOD. PHONIC 100. jHa south UHOADWAY Mining Stock Those wishing to invest, or wlio have sufficient curiosity to inquire, should call at 3(12 Front street. tup: house mountain mining COMPANY has obtained a permit to sell stock in this state, from K. A. AVatson, Corporation Commissioner, which, under the stringent Blue Sky law now in force, should be a sufficient guarantee that the property is all right. If the property is not exactly as represented, or better, those buying stock will have their money re funded and their expenses paid while ex amining the property. Call and investigate. You never had such an opportunity for a gilt-edge in vestment backed by tin absolute guar antee. Specimens of the ore may be seen at :U2 North Front street. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF The First National Bank of Coos Bay At Marshllcld, In the State of Oregon, at the close of business, August 9, 1913. Resources. Loans and nonds $i:!G,lsri.75 U. S. Ponds to secure circulation 100,000.00 Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 80,000.00 Cash and Sight Exchange 378,878.98 Total 1990,064.73 Liabilities. Capital Stock paid In $100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 15,350.62 Circulation, outstanding 97,500.00 Deposits 782,214.11 Total , 1995,004.73 STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK MARSHFIELD, OREGON. AT THE CLOSE OF HUSINKSS AUGUST O, JD13. Resources. Loans nnd Discounts $521,082.10 Ranking Houso 50,000.00 Cash and Sight Exchange 311,699.76 To,nl $882,781.80 Liabilities. Capital Stock Paid In ; C0.000.00 Surplus und Undivided Profits 02 788 31 " 709,'993!55 Totul $882,781.80 DID YOU KNOW THAT wo can sell you Tens, Coffees, Extracts, Baking Powder Bonns Soa,, , , B, , chenu (quality considered) as any mall order 'hoifse on the Pacific coast. Wo stand back of all our goods and If omo aro not as represented we aro right hero to make It right Wo afo about to Ubuo a now catalogue. If you aro Interested to learn , Prices, write us or call at our store. Home mbw our counon tic keta aro worthless after September 1st. "J",uur our coupon tlc- Coos Bay Tea Coffee and Spice House 184 Market nvenue. Phono 3 9 4-J. THE RE( ODD 1MIOTOORAP1IINO ABSTRACT COMPANY i . . 0 r1iVAKr"1l,,c conlea of "ll records Coos County to date abstracts of titles, present owners, or any other inforiuat on relating to real estate furnlBhed on short notice """"nanon reintlng BUSINESS OFFICE: 117 North Front St.. Mrl.rii.i W. J. RUST, Manager v;i-i 'ii)U4, 1 ' ii i, t Villi,' tan i, i i nlo Ktr.'ii'ti laiid by Charles Mini with n Hiriupf i- in apir'ila 1 " The painter ''id a fr i ndshlp 1- modern Unci, uildlug, Blectrl Light, Steam Hout. Elegantlj Furnished Rooms with Hot and Cold Water. HOTEL GOON O. A. Metlln, Prop, lUtwi: BO rMits m ily Mm upward 'Vir Knuilwav Hint Murlrot T. J. SCAIFE. W. S. BIJOUX j5 A. II. HODOINS Marshfield Kg co. ENtliuates Fiirnlklied. Phono 1H7-L MtiTMlifleliL Ore. Our Invitine Disolav of meats, poultry and provisions makes It only a question of choos ing which you would profor llrst. muy am uu 0i cnoice8t grade and tho most Inexperienced housekeopor can purchase in porfect confidence that no one could tnako a wiser se lection or buy her meats cheaper. MARSHFIELD CASH MARKET, FOURIER BROS. IrslifleId Telephones -North Bend 221-J Two Market 51 "WHS! Unique Pantatorium THE MODERN DVER8. CLKANERH PRESSERS and HAT RENOVATORS Agent for Kmvnrd II. Htrausi A Co., Fine Tailoring. Let ua nuke your nert suit. CENTRAL. pllnnB ano., New and Second Hand Furniture sold on tbo Installment plan. HARRINGTON, DOYLE & CO, 802 Front St. Phone 840-L Mamhfiel.l. n. 1 EAMDON BY THE SEA THE CITY OF THE FUTURE Buy One-It Will Make You Money Domald MacKktosh REAL ESTATE .Bd INSURANCE. Just Received another shipment of the fanj Mysost and Primost Cheese Stauff Grocery Co, Phono 102 Low In price, bK, Qullh Electric Irons New Irons, fn.Ro up Coos Bay Wiring Co .u.-j 1US N) jjro. J All Kinds of Job Printing Done at The Times Offic "MERCHANT BLOCK .NOW J SALE." ' Wo aro offering fine. lerel lob In this Ioiik desired tract, rirti near the business renter, -Mm tlonable Investinuiit value u, uiiu in ii.es iinacr the BIT. kor. Exclusive agenig. I. H. KAVI'MAX CO, 177 Front Street. HOTEL DOTSON uuriL'iin inan notei Ilecent!fil paired, renovated and enlirjJ Board and room by day, week cr I month Phono 1G7-J. 315 Ml second street. Box of Coos 'Chiiinnlon Ctetn fm FOR THE IIK.IIICST SCORE ill THE BOW LI NO ALLIll Between NOW anil SKITEMBEBtl Wnteli this HHice for reecri i : : IIIkIi Scorei St75 North Front Stfdl First Class Weaviaf I'roinptly done at Gardiner's Rag Carpet Facte On Nlieriiinii nvenue betweeaCtttol n lit and ConnectlcuL Phono 174. North Btilftl WANTED wnrehcH flint won't keen time. DWl and rancid oil aro the rulmtJoiM your watch. Lot me handle Uwi preserve It perfectly for Jw M como. . C. BARKER U a Front st. Mareha 'J. ftl Gray Auto Claude Tinker, Proprietor. Phnnn nrilArfl In IllODCO Hottl I After 12, 2C0L. Right CA Marshfield. Orewn. Auto Marshfield & North Bend Pahb nnvA nvnrv Vfl 7 a. m.. to 7 p. m.i ''JI ccntB one way, round trlj - Commutation uookb, ""' CarB leave CJianwer hhwi Belli anil North Bend Ne" ' North Bend. G0RST& KING, I Prninni vnnr homes beforttt' WlVWt J w . b I broaka out, by insuring - good, rollahlo fire !"' nnnv. Ornirnn Fire tlon'a nollcleB are the v, l i i.nai. See ' Leaton, agont, room - bldg., or phono 243-1. Call fo You Auto . . t vinilT AM ' Stand fi-ont of Blanco BUM"' TURKS NEW After 11 P. M. nialiipneo Phone ry itli,..i,a ',0 FOR QUICK WORK, FOR PROMn FOR GOOD Telephone f LOOS We always Phone the old rafH Bav Steam U . ...... ike I vays deliver 57-J