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THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1914 EVENING EDITON.
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SOUTH MAIlSHKIKIil) SCHOOL.
.Second (initio.
Pupils receiving 100 Jn both oral
nnd written spelling tho past weolt
wero Violet Curroy, Augustus Hoff
man, Paul Jolmson, Itobort Knox,
Large Audience Greets Wil
lamette University Organi
ation Here Thursday .
Tho Wlllnmotto Gleo Club Con
cert at tho Masonic Onora House
Florcnco Knrtloll, Joeophlno Savago, Inst evening wns pronounced by till
George Scott, Eldrldgo Archor, Viola wlo aiienueu as tno best musJonl
Wilson, Lois Dassford, Ruth Collins, . shov that has been prcs?ntcd In
Eugene Sampson, Frances Hall. Marsbfleld for some tlmo past, and
T1iobo rccolving 100 In last week's the concluding sketch, n comic opera,
written spoiling contest of fifty words wns In a class all by Itself, spark
woro Augustus Hoffman. Paul John- !lnB with college wit, nnd good act-
Bdn, Myrtlo Johnson, Florcnco Knr- lB. , Llppo, not n wolf In shcop's
doll, Josophlno Savage, Qeorgo Scotf. clothing, 'but ti member of tho Qleo
Thoso abovo ninety woro Harry Wnl- 01ll inJ?lr,s clothors, In the por-
tnr. n- viniM sf on. ti. t-. son of Charles Hnll. was tho best
Mnnlmon, 9Cj Violet Curroy, 04: VI- character In tho show. The nudl
ola Wilson, 04; Lois Dassford, 94 j fn,co appreciated tho entire enter
John Clausen, 92; Edith Anderson, tnlnmont, but more especially the
90; llobort Knox, 90. Ic0l"lc Prn Mascotto.
Tho A Class nvornged 97 1-3 and ' .HnrL' Jr' ronaond a vocal
tlin n 7A 11-m soio, ino .louy irinr, wiucn was
Mrs. Hall visited our room Wcdnes- c ,ro,lM"10 ?! B?SnMV' "!?
day of this week. wiVSiJj Jory bC'"8 cncorod
VmiHIi flrn(1i BOVOPal tlntCS.
Tim.. i,niilI.nX ,,ii.. u !,' -A- largo hoiiBO greeted tho Gleo
rrcTn? annlll ir'nnnst Torn 1- o Clllb. nn' '"" WOro Unable to SC-
rwi,JJii i?..i. Hn.Stif""?. 1 euro Beats. It Is reported that the
w xn,r hv w?" rn I? r, noh Proceeds of tho entertainment wero
oort Murphy, Jnck Collins, Enoch $n7r nnrrnntnirn or whirl, will
,J ? AGI BdBur,ro vs,Lorona Ho"-, Announcement wn8 ,nn,,0 dlIrlng Ul0
man. Geneva Gosnoy. Emerson Noff.,..c. .,.. .. ...i .,i....
Calvin Sweot Duncan Uashney, Stoon of tho Bhow w, tako lnco nt ,
Magnus. Wallace Lungworthy, Kroil- ; Mnsonlc Opora House on Thursday
wricii uuiigiumi. nvnulliir. Anrll S). Tim (Hen Club
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()0l JtOADB KLKCTION
Special Session of County Court
April HO to Hear Petition
(Special to Tho Times.)
COQUILLE, Or., April I. Tlu
Good Roads Association boosters,
headed by A. T. MorrlBon, appear
ed beforo tho County Court, which
has been In session this week, with
their potltlons praying for a spe
cial election on 'tho proposition to
bond Coos County for 1140,000 In
order to construct several stretches
of permanent hlghwny. However,
tho law specifically requires thnt
not Ipbs than twenty nnd not more
than forty days notice of such elec
tion mtiBt bo given nnd therefore
stnted they could not call the elec
tion at this tlmo, but agreed to call
an adjourned mo-ting to bo hold
Ajirll 20 to mnko tho call.
XOItTll IXLiri' ITEMS
(Special to Tho Times.) j
I NORTH INLET, Or., April 4. A
j crow of twonty men Iibb begun con
struction of a camp nt Sander's
I Lake. An additional, stenm shovel
Is to bo Instnlled at this point, In
order to rush tho rallrond work
with great' r facility. Everything
possible Is being dono to hasten tho
work to completion, Right of way
has already been cleared to a point
about five miles distant from tho
sand point.
Coupons Redeemed
AH Llm A Mr toUo and
ClffartlU lOupfltll anl lagl iniTfme
at lull value, rrtrclum tf parlnwnt
with a ftnt trlrctlon el valuable ftt
cot nw -r Mor
OWEN & BRADLEY
Blanco Cigar Storo
MariMItla, (irci
More Nobby Facts
PUNCTURES NINETY PER CENT LESS
Investigations prove that with "NOBBY TREAD" tires punctures are
90 per cent less than with the average tire.
The big, thick "NOBS" on "NOBBY TREAD" tires stand out so far
from the shoe that nails, glass, sharp stones, etc., hardly ever reach
the shoe-. '
Study the '(NOBS," their SIZE and their THICKNESS and the WAY
they are placed and you will understand why.
And remember this you have to wear out these big, thick, tough
"NOBS" before you even start to wear out the extra-strong tire un
derneaththat is one reason why experts call "NOBBY TREADS"
Two Tires in One
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That's Why
Visitors to tho room woro Mrs.
U. Gldley, Mrs. J. S. Lyons and Mrs
Kennedy.
Fifth Grade.
The fifth grade nt tho high school
completed their first rendor In music.
Thoy gavo n song recital Wcdncsdnv
Afternoon nnd It wns well attended
by parents and friends. Tho fifth A
at tho high school building won In
tho spelling contest this week, their
vorngo being 09 3-C. I
- J'uplls In tho fifth grades of both '
8c1ioo1b gavo n song rcclrnl tills week '
ludlcatlvo of tho completion of the
first book In niUBlc. UhIhoii nnd two
part songs made up tho program. I
Tho songs were first worked out by
.syllablo In the class room without In
strnmont of any kind.
Mld-seniCHtcr spelling contests be
tween tho rcspcctlvo grades of tho
two Bchools resulted nB follows:
Tlilitl Grade.
High Central
B Class 92 0C 2-7
A Class 94 98 G-S
Fourth Grade.
JJ ....'. 92.7 07.8
A 98.9 97
Fifth Grade.
3J 99 99 1-15
. A 99.G 98.C
Sixth Grade.
B 9C.75 98.5
A ,. 97.C7 99.5
Seventi'i Grade.
Ti , 990
A 99.5 99 1-13
Eighth Grade.
B 97.8
A Class, 4th, 0th and 7th grndes
wcro tho winning grndes In tho high
school. Contrnl school thereby wins
lx firsts out of a posslblo nine.
Fifth grado records In both build
ings nro good. Thcso clnsscs nro
"lnrgo. i
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Pupils of tho South Mnrshfleld Gth
grado nro subscribers for fifteen cop
ies of Current Events. This grndo
ronducts Interesting current (event
.discussions.
Tho highest grndo average In tho
recent spoiling testa was made by
the A division of tho South Marsh
Held school.
A imskotbnll series for grndo boys
-will bo begun Monday, continuing
through April.
Mnrshfleld and North Dcnd schools
will run a mioclnl train to Myrtlo
Point for tho Intorecholnstlc Field
Meet. Tho business end of the trans
action Is In tho ImndR of Principal
J F. Grubbs of North Rend.
A feature of tho Intorscholnstlr
Flold Meot will be a pnrado by tne
schools, A (Ino banner Is to bo
.awarded to tho school making tho
best display.
Students of the high se'onl ten
dered a reception to tho Willamette
Gleo Club nt tho high school audi
torium Thursday afternoon. Tho
principal gnmo was getting ncnimlnt
ed. Coffco and enko woro served.
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Serious prnctlro on the cantnta,
"Plnaforo," tins bogun. This opor
otta will bo given at Commencement
by tho high bchool chorus.
Porsons Interested in tho work of
V'o Manual Training Department aro
asked to visit tho snmo, ClnsHef, are
nlwavs at work thoro mornings until
J0:30.
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f Thoro aro 109 ntinlN in t'-o tlo'i-irt-ntont
of cookery In tho Mnrshllel-'
schools. It costs botweon ?20 and
$25 a month to run tho doimrtn,nt
(oxcluslvo of ens, a snmll Item) The
cost nor pupil Is. under three cents
per month. Tho schools of New York
City estlmnto threo cents per pupil for
rra'do pupils nnd five cents pr punl1
for high school students. ,Tho cost
of serving tho Men's Fellowship Club
was $30 Hotwcon sixty-five and sov
enty woro sorved.
dll play at North Uond this ovc-
ulng In Kcknoff Hall, under tno au
spices of tho North Ilond High
School, nnd next week will tour the
Couulllo Vnlley.
HAVE THAT ROOF FIXED
NOW
See C0RTHELL
Phone 3171
A NOTRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL
To all Inowlns utTfrer of rbrumatlim, wbttb.
tt muKulir vr of the JolnU. (Clitlc. lumbago,
tcktcbr. pln In Ibe kldnrjra or neuraljla
alna, to write to brr for a bome trratmrut
which Uaa reieatedl7 cured all of tbee torturea.
She feela It her dutjr to tend It to all aufferera
FSKR. You cure youraelf at home a tbouaand
will teatlfy no cbane of climate Iwlne necea
arr Thla almple iltacorery Unlahea uric acid
from the Mood, looaeoa the atlffened Jolnta. pur.
JAra the Wood, and brljhtena the ejea, itlrlof
rUatlcltr and tone to the whole aritem. If the
tOT Intereata jou, for proof addreaa
Mr. U. Bunuuera, Uox H, Ktr l)aoe, Ind.
April
Snap
965 acres of land at Coos Point, suitable for
loganberries and platting purposes at $35,00
per acre, Terms, $10,00 per acre down, bal
ance easy terms, Interest six per cent,
25 acres of waterfront on Eastside, opposite
Alliance warehouse, with 800 feet channel
frontage, for $15,500, Terms, $8000 cash,
balance one year, Interest six per cent,
Corner 100x90, Ninth and Date, for $600,
Corner 50x50, Ninth and Date, for $325,
Four -lots in East Marshfield, close in, at
$75 each, on easy terms,
120 acres fruit land on Coos River, close to
Allegany, at $7,50 per acre, Terms $2,50 per
acre cash, Balance one and two years, In
terest six per cent,
Three acre homes adjoining Eastside mill
for $1000 each, on easy installment plan,
Also desirable home sites in Sengstacken's
Addition to home-seekers at their own terms,
1800 acres suitable for 30-family colony
oither for sale on easy tepns, or ten-year lease,
For particulars see
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TONIGHT
Kntlro Chnngo of Program.
Kour reels of now pictures.
"A Venetian Romnnco" A pretty
and thrilling costumo play by tho
peerless Kny-Iloo Co.
"Tho Greater Influence" A Crys
tal drama featuring Pearl Whlto.
Tho Nov York (Hunts Dofentlng tho
rhtladolpliln Athletics 4n tho last
Rogulnr ganio of tho season.
"A Pool Gnmo" Onto of tho most
remarknblo pictures over put out by
tho Koystono Company. Tho princi
pal clmrnctor perforins tho stunt of
making all fittoon balls on tho
"bronk."
"Tho Latest In Llfo Saving"
Don't ent too much supper if you in
tond to enjoy this comedy. Also n
Keystone.
Admission: Lower floor, 15c; bnl
cony, 10c.
"The Queen's Jowe4" Itnla four
rool foaturo loinonow night.
ComIng next Thursday "Arizona"
America's greatest play, in six
reels. 210 scones, 150 pooplo,
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