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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1914)
an wtrtv- "H7f, yr-xtyttft KrisESSrHSSG a&mssn - wwTa THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, 0REG.0N, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1914 EVENING EDITION. rv NINE" lPl JUST A LITTLE WHILE lly Anton I'" A Httlo tlmo is all llfo has to offor In which to do our little deos. A Httlo time Is nil wo have to work for Tho Httlo bread our body needs, A Httlo while 1b all wo havo for pleas-' uro To gather rosea e'ro tho petals fall A Httlo tlmo In which to get ready To answer to our Father's call. A Httlo while Is all wo can bo biuy ' In doing what wo ought to do A Httlo whllo Is all wo havo to worry Just a Httlo whllo and then wo'ro through. A Httlo whllo Ib nil wo havo to love In To lovo tho good world God has mado A Httlo world Ib all wo havo for sim ohlno, Just n Httlo whllo Is all wo havo for Bhado. Kllnknor A Httlo whllo Is all we havo to wan dor Up and down this vale of tears, Just a Httlo while and then the cur tain Goes down upon our hopes and fears. A Httlo whllo Is nil wo havo to labor, A Httlo whllo Ib all we havo to wait A Httlo while Is all wo havo to Jour ney Just a Httlo whllo and then wo'ro at tho gatel A Httlo whllo Is nil wo hnvo for pas sion, A little whllo la all wo havo for pain. A Httlo whllo to pray and plant, Just a Httlo whllo to gather In tho grain. A Httlo whllo Is all we havo for lov ing, A Httlo whllo to Hvo and meet tho test. Just a Httlo while and then It's ovor "Homo, 8weot Home,-' Eternal restl There Never Has Been a Better Piano Oppor tunsty Than This No matter what jices or what pianos have previously been offered you see the VALUES IN USED PlAfJuS that we are offering in this, our first clearance sale. What Is Your Piano Desire? Would you like an old-style piano or one newly rebuilt or one that has seen just a little service at a price that you will admit is unexpectedly low? They are all here and you will be surprised at their quality and condition. Here Is Your Opportunity They are priced at bottom figures, have been thoroughly overhauled and put in perfect condition. You cannot afford to miss them. ' One old-style piano -- $70 One piano just overhped and tuned "$98.00 One piano just 'overhauled and tuned 11. .'..: $148.00 One piano used short time; looks like new $265.00 One piano, plain mahogany case. A snap $197.00 One piano, slightly used, high grade, only $270.00 EASY PAYMENT CAN BE ARRANGED OR WILL RENT ANY OF THE ABOVE. In addition to the above, we have a dozen new pianos to offer you at this time and more due to arrive. VIT0R AND EDISON DISC TALKING MACHINES. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK. FE on the $c&fpy ; lhUHHi HHeHinHKHffiLlSM ii ben THE MY8TERI0U8 SHOT." ANEW mystery film, which grips tho Interest from start to finish, la "The Mysterious Bhot" This is a Ilclianco production. The Gold Seal single rcclcr. "In the Dlood," will mark tho first appearance of Eugene Ormonde on tho screen after two decades of footllght experience with Mrs. Flake, Mnrgnrct Auglln, Uluuche Uutes and other stun. Putho releases on April SO through tho General Film company's special feature department a four reel produc tion which bears the name of "Tho Treasure of Abdar Itahmeti." There Is no love Htory in the film. Tho out of door scones were taken In Morocco and show tho quaint arehlte.rturo of an old Moorish town and tho burning ands of tho desert. Tho Vltagraph company Is preparing to make a sis reel feature production of Clovclaud Moffat's detectlvo story, "Through tho Wall." "Charlotto Corday" (Kennedy) Is sensational drama of tho French revo lution in four reels. The personal relu. tlonship that existed between Charlotto Corday and Marat, tho (lend of tho strife. Is clearly expounded. The Spy" (Universal Special Fea tures). Oue by one all the world's greatest novels and plays ara being pro duced for the screen, and this four part special feature, based on J. Fenulmoro Cooper's famous work of the same name, wblcb tins Just been completed by tho Universal, will bo an addition to this list which will bo welcomed by many. WILSON. Den Wilson Is a leading Edison play er. Ho is most familiar In tho chroni cles of CleoJc, the detectlvo photo playr. Tho Sparrow" (Lending Plsycrt Film Corporation). Mmo. Polalre as sumes tho lending role In this threo reef Eclalre production. 8ho has the repa tatlon of being tho ugliest actress. If not Indeed tho ugliest woman, la Franco. "Llfo of 'Dig Tim Sullivan" (QoUb am). It is doubtful if any politician, was more loved than "Big Tim" Sulli van was among his following. Ills many chnritles to the poor and needy are still spoken of In bis district That bo was a politician wn aftor all, mere ly Incidental lu tho opinion of U friends, the poor. t "Sovon Days" (Iiw & Erlnnger) This ts ono of tho II rst farce comedies In bo produced by ICInw & Erlanjcer, and If tho rest am as good tholr suc cess Is assured. All tbo action take placo In ono house, but tho scene are very elaborate. Tho burglar to bo doubt the funniest character. NEWS OF NEakBY TOWNS PROGRAM FOR MILS. TICHENOIt llili. I VfilPff nit l fr nf) KUrt) 'AT lj)) &te7rjumc&.(?ium & Central Avenue. L.L. THOMAS, Manager' Russell Bldg. Curry County Indian Woman Aided White During Vr. Tho Gold llonch Globo says: Mrs. Jcnnlo Tlchonor now lies sor- louBly 111 nt her homo In Squaw ynl- !. niiKut ulv iiillon north nf this I place, and tho end Is hourly oxpect L.i i... .... frin.nU wlin nro tnnuorlv I caring for her. Mrs. Tlchonor Ib an Indian Woman mid wnen n gin, uur 1 1...- ti, in, linn wnr. rnnderod vallia- blo assistance to tho whites. Aftor tho war was ovor sho mnrrlod 1-3. II. Mninninv fimi vnnra 'later mnrrlod 'ilandolph Tlchonor. Mrs. Tlchonor has always been held In high ostcom. 11UIEFH OF ItANDON. EDITOU MAHTEU8 SOMB LAWYER Tho Gold llonch Oloho says: On complaint sworn to by Antono Con nonlca In tho Justlco Court, charg ing Dan Connors with criminal llbol, a warrant wns issued for tho nrrcBt of Connors who had his hearing bo foro Judge Stafford, Justlco of tho Peaco, last Thursday. Iloth nttor- .. T Iluntlnv nml V. A WOOll woro rotalnod for plaintiff and whon tho cnuso camo up for hearing Yo Editor was appointed attornoy by tho niMirt in ilnrnml nnnnnrs. "N'llf said," ConnorB was hold In ono hun dred and fifty dollar boll to nppoar before tho Orand Jury." BVKIIY GOOD GUTEN Is UOOST INO tho COMPLETION of tho Coos nay HAH1JOK Improvomonts. Do suro and BIO.V tho PETITIONS. KVKKY GOOD CITIZEN Is UOOST INO tho COMPLETION of tho Coos Day HAUIlOR Improvomonts. Ho suro and SIGN tho PETITIONS. $50 in Gold For You C0 S$ -&: tffr VVsV &"&& VI n )P V? ' tdT -Vri v .tf"1 ak i ! . a. fi rvw :zk w t mm v - Jk ai-. - rtJ ,'. ...o . W 4r. j F P vluWwV"-,, .y:.--",- ..tfW -Att A x -0,m; WWT ,' Act Now Your Last Opportunity "See Heid About It" Notts of Clly-by.iho-Hn Ah Told by tin Itoronlcr. Mr. and Mrs. Schollhammor ro turncd yostordny from tholr honoy moon trip to Ponnsylvnnln, whuro they had boon visiting Mr. Scliell- hnmmor's relntivcs. Thoy had n very pleasant trip, but nro glad to got back to Handon again, Hugh I). Lonovo nud Miss Morrot tn llrown woro united In mnrrlago at tho homo of H. U Groff lu Uan don liiBt Friday ovunlng, Itov, C. Mnyno Knight of tho M. 13, Church officiating. Attorney Geo. P. Topping had tho mlsforutno to fall from a sowing mnchlno on which ho was standing whllo winding tho clock Thursday ovonlng and badly brulsod his aldo. Ho Is about all right again and is nblo to look aftor his business. E, J, Lnnoy, cnndldato for Joint representative camo up from Port Orford Saturday and romalnod ovor until Monday. Mr. Lonoy wob not doing much campaigning, but wns visiting hla wlfo, who is nt tho hos pital, having undergone an opera tion hero Boiiio tlmo ago. Attornoy G. T. Troadgold has so-1 cured an Injunction In tho Orogou nvouuo enso, restraining tho city , from doing any furthor work on tho street until after tho caBO Is tried May 12 th. ChuH, Pago and wlfo roturuod Sunday from Klamath Falls, whoro thoy had boon to boo Mr, Pago's father, who has boon vory 111, Charles took his father to California, hoping tho chango would da him good, but tho trip was of no avnll and thoy returned homo. Shortly nftor thoy loft Mr. Pngo, 8r., grow suddonly worso and paBsod away Friday uororo mo son nnn -who roachod homo. D CONCERT riNiHii crass gowns Oakland High School Graduatctt Will Hnvo Knuo CoHtmueti OAKLAND, Cal., April 30. Tho Oakland school-board will buy gowns for nil tlio girls who aro graduated from tho Eromont High School this yenr. Tho gowns will bo tho prop erty cf tho school board nnd will bo used for next year's graduating class, and t.o class following, till It bo comoB necessary to buy new gowns. To economize furthor, tho girls will mako t' o gowns Tho school board will merely buy tho cloth, buttons, hooks and eyes and thread and whnt ovor ornaments go on tho gowns, Tho girls will furnish tho needles, thlm bloB and fingers to bow. Harry W. Dridgmnn, purchasing agent of tho Oakland School Hoard, will act as hoad dressmaker. Ho will purclmBo tho materials and measuro off tho cloth, according to tho slzo of tho girl graduates. It has not been docldod what stylo of gowns to ubo, except that they will have long sleeves, so that tho use of long whlto gloves will not bo necessary. Tho Oakland school board author ized Urldgman to buy tho materia! for dresses on the motion of Mrs. Anna Florence nrown, school direc tor, who has been waging a fight for , years to eliminate costly graduating gowns, ana to Jiavo "a sane, simple, modest and economical garment" ' adopted for the graduates. If vou are not n-slininetl of your goods A I) V KltTIHE THE M. Director Fenton Announces the Selections for Tomorrow's Entertainment. Director It, N, Ponton of tho Coos Hay Concert Hand has an nounced tho following program for noxt Sundays' concert at tho Masonic Opora Houso: 1. March, "Entry of tho Gladla torB," FucUc 2. Overture, "Tompolwolho,", .. Kolor-Dola 3. (n) Descriptive, . ."Ohost. . Dnnco," .'Salisbury (b) Soronndo "A Night In Juno," King (Hy request.) 4. Sulto, "Atalantls, Tho Lost Contlnont." Safrnnek 1. Nocturno and Morning Hynm of I'rnlso. 2. A Court Function. 3. I Lovo Thee. (Tho Prince and Annn.) 4. Tho Destruction of Atlantis. Atlantis Ib n contlnont montloned In Plato's History nnd oxtonded across tho Atlantic ocean approxi mately from Eurono to Yucatan. This contlnont, It is bollovod, was tho homo of a groat raco which con quered and civilized tho world. Tho Azoro Islands aro considered to be tho tops of its lofty mountnliiB, nnd nro nil that now romnlna above wntor of tho groat country. C. Uaritono solo, "Nocturn ," Chopin Ohns. 8. Kaiser. 0, Grand Sacred Potpourri, . . . "Morning Light," . . . . Jlnrnhouw 7 March, "T. M. ." King Star Spangled Danner. TO KNOCK OUT JOHN D'S BOARD Senator Kenyon Would Cancel Rockefeller's General Ed ucation Foundation. (Br AMttUtxl I'rtM U Cm Br Tlmu.1 WASHINGTON, D. C, May 1. Senator Kenyon Introduced a bill to repeal tho act incorporating tho Oonoral Education Hoard, to which John D. Rockofollor contributed J42.000.000 In 1003 for carrylug on farm demonstration and other edu cational work. Among tho contri butions to tho Doard was ovor $2, 000,000 worth of stock of the Colo rado Puel & Iron Company, now In volved In the strike war. FOKE8T NOTES PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD, ( jxi nutfer from Uwdlny, Itcblnc tllnd or pruiriulluf I'IIm, mu1 lua Jour JJrv. lod 1 will tell jou huw to cure jitattU at lojai, if Ui diw b)rvtloa ttratmrutl ul Hill tlM Mod torn cf tlil bouM tmUscnt frm far trial, wllh nttttuen from luur own loctlltx If rnjUMll. Imianllil rir- oxoatf, tut tll otbm of ViU offer. Write I Dim. liuL The forest offlcors, In Washington and Oregon, are writing popular de scriptions of the trees on tho Crater and Mr. Halnlor national parks, for the uso or visitors to tho parks. Gannett Peak, Wyoming, nearly 14,000 foot in elevation, and the high est mountain In tho state, is on the divldo between the Bonneville and Drldger national forests. In northern Arizona. Ulah, Nova da, southern Idaho, and western Wy oming, the fires on national forosts set by cam per a havo decroasod In four yoars frpm nearly a third to approximately one-fifth. Lightning fires havo Increased! from lens than one-fourth to nearly ono-half. Tho rolatlvoly larger proportion from lightning, howovor, Is duo partly to decreaso In other causes. A . .