The Coos Bay times., September 05, 1914, EVENING EDITION, Page TWO, Image 2

THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1914 EVENING EDITION.
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PL2RSOXAL notices erf visitors
In the city, or of Coos I3ay peoplo
who visit In other cities, togothor
with notices of social affairs, aro
gladly received In the social de
partment. Telephone 133. No
tlcoe of club meetings will bo
published and secretaries nro
When pti and ma play auction brldgo I iclinjlvrcnuoBted to turnlsii oamo.
It seems a lot of fun for pa. ... . ... ,. ,..i ..
31c puts his hand before his face "l"1 "" ," "I "'..,' ,
Till: I'L'X OF Al'lTIOX BRIDGE
and chuckles Just to worry ma.
"Don't mind him, partner," ma ex-
KivnfiPMM. nml bv the mlraclo
by which It glorifies some common-
. I .. tl... nntofifit linn
claims, "don't let his nonsense I'W Buujeci inio u.u -
trouble you. of a god, then, wno en c '"'
I'll make It four In hearts right woman's power of lot ins Is Inflh-
now." And pa says: "Dear, ltol' Greater than mans
I'll double you." Whether, nt tho lime of marrlnge,
"I know It all the time." says the bridegroom is moro romnnt enlly
ma. "That's Just the way he In love with the bride than slio s
always plays. with him does not matter, ft Is
Jo hasn't any cards at all. but vouchsafed to the shallowest-hearted
every time my bid ho'll raise: of us to at lunBt glimpse tho grand
Ho hates to see nu name tho pnsslon. The thing tlint . """"f,, " i flio mon thoy love have grown old
trump!" Says pa: "The cards the endurance of love, It nbl II ' "'0. m" , M0? ..icnBiiro. and younger
arc getting rummy, to siirvho the Illusions of . .utr- " J e." nrC8 imvo i ccnscc to nt-
I'd flop those tears If I were you. inony and blooir like a green onsu 1 nnc fa Ircr faces go n nel0Daek
And Just remember, you'io the In the arid dcwirt of huuseho d Jinct t o it " w
dummy!" bills, and petty economic, ui - -
ncss and nerves, aim iryiiis uumw,
And
CONTRIBUTIONS concerning
Hocinl happenings, Intondod for
publication In the society depart
ment of Tho Times, must bo sub
mitted to the editor not lator
than C o'clock p. m., Friday of
each week. (Exceptions will bo
allowed only In cases where ttio
events occurred later than tno
tlmo montloned.)
prompt them to marry thece ladles
In order to lift them up and make
them respectable.
Woman's love Is also great enough
to forgUo. Man's seldom Is. The
wife who drinks too much or Is
even suspected of being unfaithful
to her marriage vows is, m .'
times out of 100. cast put or a
man's home, but the world Is full
of sad-eyed wives who get up night
after night to let In drunken hus
bands, or wnlt patiently, year nuur
year, honing, praying, that after
A friend of mine who was once
. . .... ..... ,. ,. ,,.,r l.nrcnlinplf 1 11 mil U II 1110
, oh. It make ma awful mad 1' n M " " V1' "" ""'"",' . " Z "' .," a,u. ., e one
"!l" ?f .T11" V,,,J: Brl,,: o a rom n c hen, lulVio " on y pin a funeral That was being
vn.'i.n' ?... ' !'".y n"""3 d nnrv Zl luin nil iim i or woman, hod In a little log cabin. A moun
you had: you II never got your """":." M Z .imn, nnomrh ...inner's wife was dead, nml she Iny
,llnliiin,l la. 11 U111L1I1 O iw, !- - .. -.,-,--
.1 In tit ...!,. I..
'lie's' looking at my hand." she t0 ' iMa- Mm' scll,0.m l'
In her coffin, a poor, gaunt figure.
"lie's looking at my hand." she lo "" U,,D- - - , it work-ltnotted hands folded
cries, "tho mean old thing Is The statistics of the illv ree "' w. , ,ct brc""t. niul her
always cheating!" court are unanswerable on thw nr2n .' (lie c" nin nmong
Slit nn says solemn-llko and slow: point. Women obtain more thn-i "" ."in tlve people. 080
"Now just sit Htlll ami take three-fourths of the illvonoi, an, " ' ,r08C '
his tribute to the dead
"Salrv wns n good woman." ho
said. "She was JiiHt as faitlirui ns
vnnr iimiiiiii. moHt nf tlinsp (1 voices are grantcti
because of unfulthfuluess on the
........ . . iiiidii'iiiiiv nnrt. In view of this
iusi nsuaiiy ma wins out huenuse "".""";",.., .i ,1,., r-t fi.nt',. vniioi- .ini? iimlnr n wncon
And ma toTgets a ot of ni'n re- m, comparatively seldom Cargo It PomH to me that nothing bet
mi dliKlm of hlJ iiilHiiik. L hp,p W,VM wllh "'"'"". tor epltomln's the love of a woman.
Bui m hi, I ml" ,",." '.... 'Iocs It not look ns If woman's love ,t , nB fnlthfu, as a. yellow dog
eyo a wink that's ery plainly
snowing
nns stronger than man's
(under n wagon. It follows a man
Nor Is this nil. One of tho most through life, content to bo always
How much he has enjoyed himself pathetic tilings In the world Is tho nt his heels, rewarded with a care-
for once aga u he's l.ad ii go- spectacle that we dally see of mid- loss pat now and then, ready to
lag Octroi" Free Pro d cnged women starving themselves kiss the hand that Mko, . trio.
'" T half to death and martyrizing them-' though good or HI repute. It Is the
...!..... flli f.inllMll riot inn. nll.7 IV nvp till COOS IIOWII III IIIU H"n:n
If vi II, u-Vir L ,. V , , iir cctlng sprlghtllness and youthful-'of death for a man. tint stands
ii u iw i- ,'. i V." '' '"' . ox,'cr., e-s In order to try to keep tholrln the shadow of his glory, or wn s
ihn . rm,f- .. ..,'r,m,l(C?,ly, ",ml mlhlc-.ged husbands In love with ' for him outside of a prison wal :
i? i iLi15.! r ,,11 ,I,".t '."" the "Itetnlnlng a husband's love" that puts the laurel crown on his
ove totter than women, and that. Jlcl tei!,,X " plirnro thoy iiho. Iiut lirow or takes Into her arms
ipoound affection " V yo never see a fat. bald-headed Oils dishonored body from the gal-
mini nr nrtv nuuiiiK iiiiusuu m uiijiiunn,
never mntciios tins
omnn Is tho flower
about his life, that
Is Its ornament and not Its s:ny,
I hoc to tako Ihmiik with mv ilia. ,nn" "l ,,,l l'"""'K " " '" ""
tlngulhhod f end on Ui h i ol avs tro",)l0 or Inconvenience to try to MllIl. ,ovo ,
llorothy I)lx.U, Nto fi'lM ,0,rU. '?"" uml K"y l" re,",n h,jl lovo for w
woman whose love Is oxhnustloss ns W,S" tt u ,,., ., ,, '' . ." J '" ,
tno buiiR, as undying as tho rixod ,,,, ,,," i, v , u A riootlni: und
tnM nf Iioiivdii nml timi i ....... tlint a man 8 ioo is a iu'cuiij, uuu
So ii iiiui'H Vox " It " ohermeral thing that has to bo
pnrisou mans ioe is iiko a sum- JU,,.i i p,,,.,,,! fm-. nml hand-
cossetted and cared for, and hand-
rf.ThSrkSK rAS??mY "!eB"ir one would "keeir. .
iiin inni kihhos a ci icon ror a mo- .....,.,. ,., i,Hn,.. tlint n wife s
nhtan,!!.20,,trHlh,,ih "been "Si KT'llto & m thatyou
in.n'i'n V Z L ,V. " .. J ?." ,H?e ...V"1 'iin't ilrlvo uway. no matter how
into an imnmitai. phrase by Hyr ' .S b.Sl
"' ' " '", ' ,im,: l' Look also at what a woman will
.MnnH loe Is or a man's life ',i0 for oe. She will get up nml
n thing apart. ; follow n man to the ends of tho
TIs woman s whole existence." earth: 3ho will forsake homo and
And this opinion has been backed friends and kindred: she will on-
up by nil the poets from tlmo Im- ,imo povertv ntul want and hard-
numorlnl who have sung the flc j,,H ,in,i ns'ks nothing In return but
KlonoHB of man. and tho constancy Wt n uttlo nffectlon. Just the right
or woman. ,(0 j0VU ,t ,0 y0 inow any man
What aio tho proofs or lovo? I who would be willing to do these
Loyalty and faltlifulnesis ondur- things ror n woman? No, I don t,
nnco seir sncririco Theso aro the either.
arid tests that wo must apply to Hvery day you soo womnn who
that he wearies o( as easily as a
child and uproots with ns earotess
a hand, and that ho Is never so
happy ns when chang'ug.
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I .M. I-:. TKA '
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in ho declared that
The M. E. Aid held Its annual moot
ing ror election or offlcors and other
business Wednesday with n largo at
tendance! at the home or Mrs. F. K.
Allen. Prior to tho dec Ion, Mrs.
Hunting sang n bountiful solo and
Mrs. Kelly gnvo n rlno reading. Tho
vote resulted ns followH:
President, Mrs. J. O.' Lnngworthy
Vice-Pros., Mrs. Howard Savage and
Mrs. David Nelson. Secretary, Mrs.
Jnsonli Knotts. Trcns. Mis. W. II.
niiucuon to rind out whether It Is love men well euougii to oner up ( Perkins.
pinchbeck or pure gold. Words are tholr whole llxes as a sacrltlco Justi xeccUowmk and rorrcshmonts occu
ouiiiiiik, Aiiyiiony can moutii oaths on tno nare cmuico uuu uu-v ihj .,lc(, t))0 ,.0Ht of tno afternoon. Tho
of devotion that are nothing but be ablo to help some vorthless of nreHont Includes Mrs.
empty air. It Is deeds that count, drunkard, or roue or gnmblor re-, n ,,, Nelson. Mrs. A. H. Oldley.
and if you measure love by what form, but you don't obsorve any, , w. Mclnturfr, Mrs. Geo. Stophons.
It Is wIIUiik to bear and snffnr fnr liirL'i. nunibor or men whoso dovo- ,,, ,,.,.. .,... ,,.. !
an ndorcd object, by Its patience tlon to wonk and unfortunnto women ( i,r'ow'( Mr8 u . Hamilton. MIsh f'.Ien-
da Abbott, Mrs. A. Abbott, Miss Hel
en Hamilton, Mrs. J. Q. .Inrvls. Mrs.
A E Olossop, Mrs. Mlnnlo Swnuson,
Mrs. .1 E. Cooloy. Mrs. A. H. Cntli
cr.it, Mrs Howard Savago. Mrs. O.
Urlggs, Mrs. Hunting. Mrs. F. E. Con
way. Mis. H. E. Coffin, Mrs. Chas.
II Curtis, Miss Louise Oldley, Mrs.
M It. Smith, Mrs. V. E. Allen, Mtb.
E A. Harris, Mrs. W. II. Perkins,
Mrs, Mnughnier, Mrs. O. S. Torroy,
Mrs .1 O Lnngworthy.. Mrs M. D.
Sumner. Mrs. E. L, Kolly, Mrs. E.
I) McArthur, Mrs. Eugenia Mcln
turfr, Mrs. A. 0. Hill. Mrs. A. Isaac
hon, Mrs. .1. Lee Hiown and Mrs.
Joseph Knotts.
EPISCOPAL (iL'ILl)
Tho Oulld or tho Episcopal
Church will begin Its meotlngs ror
tho ensuing year em Tuesday or
tho coming week In Guild Hall,
Fourth street nml Market nvonuo.
A unique feature of tho work
of tho Guild this year will bo tho
carrying out or a suggestion mndo
by one ot tho members beforo tho
closing ot tho Guild In dune, which
suggestion was adopted.
Once or twlco each month there
will bo an Instructive talk given
on some topic or practical and vi
tal Interest to tho community or
with icrerenco to tho general work
or tho Church. In this way it Is
hoped to make tho Guild meetings
a source of uplift to all who attend
as a sort or clearing houso ror tho
discussion ot subjects In which tho
women or the city are vitally In
terested. At tho mooting on Tues
day September 15th, tho Rector
will talk on tho subject: "Tho
Church nml Its Function In tho
Community."
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A NEV
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CLOCKS WE HANDLE MUST POSSESS. "PUNCTUALITY" IS
THE ONE BEST LESSON TO'JEACH YOUR CHILDREN. OUR AC
CURATE TIMEPIECES WILL GET THEM TO SCHOOL ON TIME.
GET YOUR LITTLE BOY OR GIRL A NEW WATCH. NO PRES
ENT CAN PLEASE THEM SO MUCH. DON'T YOU REMEMBER
HOW PROUD YOU WERE OF "YOUR" FIRST WA TCHV WE HA VE
MANY MODELS WHICH, THOUGH SOLD FOR LITTLE MONEY,
WILL KEEP THE RIGHT TIME.
H. S. TOWER
THE RELIABLE JEWELER.
Ll'THEUAX All).
The Swedish Lutheran Aid Society
mot at tho homo or Win. Asplund at
Ferndalo on Wednosday afternoon,
Tho mooting was well attended. Mrs.
Asplund and her mother, Mrs. Matt
Mattson woro hostesses. Refresh
ments were sorvod. It was both a
business and social session. The next
meeting will bo held with Mrs. A.
Storgard, nd Mrs. H, Asplund,
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he will you'll prepare for him dainty
dishes daily. A NEW RANGE is one thing it
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Come, see our ranges and let us explain
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HAY CITY 1AKTY.
Tho M. K. Ladles' Aid of Day City
met nt the home of Mis, 1). K. .Major
on Wednosday afternoon, Sept. 2, at
which time a very pleasant and In
teresting session was hold, sowing
nml conversation occupying tho nftor
nooii. Hofieshnienis woio seived,
Misses Gladys and Annlo Major as
sisting tho hostess. Among those
piosent were Mrs. A. I.. Foster, Mrs.
J. T. Maloney. Mrs. Lee, Mrs. W.
Smith, Mrs. Heiuenway. Mrs. Stewart,
M s. Chas. Denlson, Mrs. Drlnkley,
Tho next meeting will bo hold with
Mrs. Maloney on Sept 23. On Satur
day, Sept. 12, tho Aid will give a
ho social at Hay City.
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I SIGMA CUI KNTKHTAINKI). I
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Dlmmtck entertained several of
tho young married couples of the
Sigma Chi at dancing and supper at
their homo In North Bond. Tho af
fair was given by tho ladles as a re
turn to their husbands for the many
delightful jaunts of tho past summer.
Among those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert K. Booth, Mr. nnd Mrs.
.1. V. Flanagan, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo
Stephenson. Mr. and Mis. Clamlo
Xusburir. Misses Graco nnd Min
nie Sheildnn. Miss Mndgo Bar
ry, Miss Uvolyn Flanagan, Mr.
Fisher. Dr. Mott and Dr. John
Mott, Georgo Sheridan nnd Rnlph
Rounds.
I XAltCISSUS CIA'll. I
Miss Hlldur West was hostess to
the girls ot tho Narcissus Club at
sewing Wednesday, having as guests
Mrs. lngval Pederson, Mrs. Elmer
Vineyard, Mrs. Robert Watts, Mis.
Carl West, Miss Elizabeth Tellofson,
Miss Blancho Tellofson, Miss Thora
Lund, Miss Anna Lund, Miss Stella
Peterson, Miss Nellie Olson, Miss Ed
na Mcintosh and Mies Maggie Rob
ertson. Messrs. John Johnson and
Emit West wero additional guests,
Tho club will meet next with Ml
Stella Pederson In two weeks. Th
hostess was assisted by "Mrs. i
West In serving a dainty .
lowing an afternoon of needlewor.
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A. X. W.
I
The A. X. W. will resume their
meetings on tho first Thurda alt"
school starts, Septemuer n.
I ART CLUB. 1
The Ladies' Art Club H
tho first Frldaylnuciomj
(Continued on Page Three.)
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