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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1916)
-rE C00SJAT,MES, WARSHFIELb, ORL'GON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 19 16 EVENING EDITION. SEVEN TI JtJLqJLiL l 1CL3 ra ww "' " ' " mmm wmmmm MES MAG PAGE; 1 . IB i repa trabomi I With the opening of Spring you will be making plans to establish a home and selecting a building site. FIRST muui i iun oners we nome nuimer every convenience de- uiciucu aiiuuia, uAuuiiuru cny water service, tec- sired- phone and electric lights at your command make this section the home place perfect. And lots, full size 50 by 120 at only $300 each on terms to suit your income In no other part of the city can you buy such desirable property at such low price and terms. r ' ' ' Reynolds DeYelopmeint (OWNER FIRST ADDITION) 178 Central n tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt tt u t: :: tt tt tt tt CONVERT GH TO AID INESE ! oiBrrfTftflCTir ' ourrnHbC'M . r C Call 160 lor Plat. Woman Uses Hativo Flag In New York Campaign. BANNER WARMLY GREETED. MysteriesCtf GrancLOpera kij..!. 'mw 1 . Mi.'HHm IAK7iA1 lif",! 9 Ht ' .mJtrl. lioiwA v ld ,. iwvcaicuijjy, ci euuuieiiieurcan Hidden Secret ,0 Xyric; Drama To!dIi Primal jL?uiioa 5 ; eeonarnocopiay, Lsepicnng f j Life . Behind iThe! Scenes. ,4. ssa Rusty Water Wlioro rod or rusty wntor occurs, It almost always comes from tho hot water faucets. Tljo water Is discolored bccatiBo of the rusting of the Insldo of tho hot water piping In- tho house and Is not dirt or foreign mattor, for If It wero thon both the hot and cold wator would bo discolored. Tho hot water piping In some liousofl causes moro rustj- than In others, due to tho galvanlzod coating or tho pipes being of poorer quality. When placing now or repairing -old water piping, Insist on your plumber using the best grado of galvanized Iron pJpo of not loss than throo-fourths Inch diameter. Whero rusty hot water Is eupoclully bad It can bo romodlud to a considerable extent by having a plumber attach an IncxpoiiHlvo dcvlco to the wator plpo outorlng tlio hot wator coll or stove Qmck for tho Introduction of a small amount of lime each wcok. Tho lime added to tho hot water will largely provont tho forma tion of rust In tho hot wator pipes, but It will mnko tho water somewhat hardor and rcqulro more soap. Don't boat your hot "water supply too hot. A tomporaturo of 140 degrees Is sufficient for all ordinary uses of hot wutor and to exceed this causes trouble Flush tho rust out of tho bottom of your hot wator tank at least onco n wook. Evory hot wator tank should liavo a faucet for thin ptirposo. COOS BAY WATER, COMPANY MAUSIIKIKLD AM) NOKTJI 1IEN1), OREGON. PARCEL POST YOUR LAUNDRY We Pay Return Charges Prompt and Efficient Service COOS BAY STEAM LAUNDRY Consider the Want "Ad" -v If you have anything to sell; if you want to hire help of any description; if you desire to buy or exchange any article, you' can' save yourself time, annoyance and much dxpense by using The Times Want "Ad" Columns Every day THE TIMES goes into nearly 2000 homes and an average of five people read eacii and ev ery TIMES that is printed. This makes a total of 10,000 people who read THE TIMES want ad col umns daily. This is more than half the population of Coos County and surely. you will find in such a multitude just what you want. The cost of a want ad is small an advertisement not to exceed 15 words will be run in two consecutive issue of THE TIMES for 30 'cents, Use the Times Want "Ad" Way TRAMPS 1,750 MILES WITH BURROS AS PALS Prospaolor Seoking toStart New Life Startles San Francisco. Got From House to Houso flailing Alton Inhabitants of Equality For Men and Women Ono Chlneso Voter ' Deolares Ho Would Llko Wifo to Be an American Citizen! Now York. Miss Lavlnln Dock of tho Henry Btrcet nurses' settlement bns undertaken to convert Chinatown to suffrage with Chinese Hugs. Tho psychology of tho Hug Is tut Interesting study. It Is hard nt times to p'ereo the apathy, tho stolidity of tho nllcu Inhabitants of a groat city llko Now York nntl to nronso among them an Interest hi a cause nut prlninilly uml j originally their own. Hut tlicro Is ono , Hittl-m-u.i I lim'.it. fiillllli. tnntlif.l mill that Is to display tho Hugs of those for- ; ' ; rJjrn lands whence they came. So Miss 1 Dock unfurls n beautiful whlto silk Chinese banner bearing tho votes for women mossago on both sides. A kindly missionary tnnu mid n cultured i Chinese doctor helped makn tho ban ner, wlilcn is attached to its standard by Cny ribbons of old rose, light blue C C "D E at the stage door at eleven I' I li Before she fully realized what It meant, lie had rung off. Her chance bad come. There was barely time to dress and get to the big opera house. Timidly she walked across the great expanse of disordered stage, picking her way among the scenery and stanchions, stacked against the walls. The huge curtain separating the stage from the auditorium was raised and row after row of empty scats seemed to Probably no profession holds a greater Is a comaradcrle among them, and irj appeal to the imagination of the lay- the community of artists the interests iiiiuu mail iini ui yiuiiii ojicra singing, llchind the damask curtains of urn ml opera lies a world in itself, the secrets of which for years have been guarded by a coterie unwilling that the public should know by what manner, its com pelling illusions arc accomplished. The public sees and hears only the other side the enthusiasm of the premiere, the crash q applause end die cheering San Frnnclsco. Harry II. Cloud, six ty years "young." with his cumplng outfit of two burros and n enrt, has walked 1.7C0 miles across burning des-i ert and rugged mountain to get a I "start In life." j And Mlraudy Cloud has established' tho long dlstanco walker's record for babies of ten mouths. Mlraudy Is oue of Cloud's burros. i Cloud, who abandoned his mining, "prospect" thirty miles from Prcscott. Ariz., spread his blankets in tho shadow ' of tho Tower of Jewels outnldo tho ex-1 position grounds. I Tho glitter and glare of tho exposi tion huvo uuvcr had u more colorful1 contrast than this picture of sturdy, I sun bronzed ago In i i hoots and khaki, Tho "tenderfeot" v,i the city stood' amazed. I Tralllc plcd up on Market street as tho Htraugo caravan from tho desert1 plodded down the -great business ar tery. Crowds followed. Mon cheered. , Unbles cooed In glee. I "Sell mo tho baby burro?" said a Miss Loulso Ilurton. "Won't part 'or from 'or mother," ro piled Cloud. "I'll buy them both," said Miss Bur ton's sister Mabel. "How much?" "Ten thousand dollars," answered Harry, "Oh!" said tho girls. Then thoy gaBp cd again. "Well, these 'ere burros aro my only pals." said Cloud. "Would you valuo a friend at less? I'm stnrtlu' nfter u for tune. I'll need It when I got old. An' I've got to have friends to help get It, If I have tho ten thousand I won't need burros for friends. That's proved phi losophy. Qetap there, Jlnnlol" ,-S , 'mSm'SSSSSaasi! '"WW IW tlllWlWW'tMttVi, , , Of OIIC is for all and nil fnr nnn The change in Kcnec's fortunes anJ her opportunity to become a grand opera1 singer arc based on events which look place several years ago in New Yorty and the young woman whom RcncctypH ncs in this experience has since becomd a. famous light opera star. I In order that she should have thd funds to continue her music study Rcnccj sings in a restaurant which is noted particularly for its fine music and good food. It is the gathering place of noted singers and stars. One evening Mullcr,' the impresario of the grand opera com- pany, and Mmc. MasofT, his favorite at the time,, hear Rcnce sing in the restau rant. Mullcr sends for her, compliments' her and invites her to report to hitsi jit the opera house the following, mors ing for a trial. This actuallv waq tbif manner in which a now famous singer il made her start before the nnlillr. III this Connection rn Intoi-retimr ctni-i js told of a ' appening which took placd two years ago a. the Metropolitan Operi House, New York. For a long time il was a commonly -xprcsscd opinion that! the audience applauded Caruso enthusli astically only because of his rcmarkabld reputation as a singer. The famous tenor, as is his custom) met all these remarks with silence. Onn night at a performance of "Pagliacci1 when he was in particularly fine voice he aroused the audience to. the highest cntiiusiasm witli jiis singing. At tin end of the first part of the opera In was rccaucd again and again. '! T HERE is a passage when the other" tenor of the cast sings an arty T on stage, or in tiie wings. Ca5 ruso, for a prank, substituted himself for the other singer and rendered thd aria magnificently. At its conclusion, there was only a ripple of applause. OVERSIGHT SAVES HIS MONEY. Tlioto by Anirlcan Press Association. UIB8 LAVIUIX DOCK. and bright yellow, theso with black and whlto being the colors of tho now Chlneso tlag. Flag In hand, the mifTraglsts go out Into tho highways and byways with Ihelr message of equal political rights and responsibilities for men and wo men. "First class," said a smiling faced, prosperous looking Clilnumau In well cut American clothes iih ho greet ed tho nurfrnge banner. "First clasii, I bellevo In that." ho repeated, and other Chinamen smilingly nodded assent. As tho banner moves on pleased nods and bows greet Its progress. Into a dark doorway and u the stairs marches Miss Dock, holding her suffrngo ban- sTarc at her, to ask her hy what right pill-, .HI UlllWIUlf II V.I11IU, ,13 111 1111.1 WU1IU I pf make-believe, of brilliant spectacle, golden opportunity, bright lights, deep shadows. "Down center" sat a man at a piano in shirt sleeve. I!li Inmr. ilitlirvolril I jiair and uncouth anncarancc besnokc the artistic temperament, but the lay men would hardly h?vc recognized the world's greatest leader. With extrava gant gestures he was madly Illustrating tn one of the singers the manner in which a passage could be sung to better effect. To the midst of the animated group the girl walked. "Ah, you arc prompt 1" It was Mul- lcrs voice. "Wc will try your voice immediately, lie led tier to the piano, .The man in shirt sleeves surrendered his place to her, "Sing I" the impresario I commanded. "Scales I" He did not 1 .waste words. Then, her heart in her mouth as her i lingers played up and down tnc Keys, 1 flic abandoned the scale she had been , lold to sing and started the aria of a , popular opera. encouraged by Altincr s pleased smiic she finished it with a brilliant display of vocal ability. The inattention of the listeners' had lurncd to rr.pt attention, and the girl, Grocer Forgets to Take Cash Home, and Thieves Are Foiled. Marlon, Itid. .When Jack Lines of Lines & fi rosso, grocers, went homo tiflcr closing the storo he forgot to Mke with him tho cash receipts for the day. about $100 Just after he retired sumo one knock ed and shouted that his barn was burn ing. Whllo Lines was away thieves searched his house from tup to bottom. They mndo away with nil tho change In Lines' clothing, and It Is the hcllof of the police the barn was llrst set on tiro by persons who knew Lines was In the habit of taking the money from the store to his home each Saturday night. Separated Fifty-six Yean. Toledo,. O. After a reparation of llfty-slx years. Mrs. Helen .Mct'nllmigli. a widow, of this ilty. has limited her brother, J. D. Hlnghnm, at Kalamazoo, Mich., and has gone there tn see him. A Tree In Thunderstorm. Kvery ouo Is awme that It Is no wise to seek u tree's shelter In a thun derstorm, but If you luust take refuge there then climb to the topmost branch es. It has been proved that the upper boughs of trees during a storm would I tho safest position, and It Is said that birds in tile bruuehes are seldom killed. When the tree Is struck by lightning it ! the trunk which, pre sumably from fis greater dryness, Is a bud conductor uud which therefore suffers tho most nmt ltrfrttt lint "ills till t4.'na mttll lintf 1IVI UWIUIU !.- VMt liwirvfl vvu teutu I . : ' t ! often to look after tho children." sho "ranger among mem, was cmi.uM.mi hiIu!iih. Fa y.aP.P.,aU(I?.d- "You'll do," said Mtiiier. Kcne jju fre had broken the ice. She was on the high way to success, How difficult of attainment that success would prove, she was to learn. PERSISTENCE. Be not discouraged or out or Iwmor because practice falls short of precept in some particulars. If ytlu happen to lis beaten, come on again and be glad if most of your acts are woithy of human nature. Love that to which you return and do not ct Me n schoolboy to h:j master, will) an ill will. Marcus Aurelius. explains. Through a crowded kitchen and Into a room In the front of the house alio inarvhcil. "May wo come InV" asked. Miss Dock. A guttural sound nlsullled absent. A young woman with u much embroidered and solemn faced buby looking lllto an Jnfant mandarin sat at one end of n table between tho win dows. At the' other window hat an olJcr woman sewing. Both women wore native costumes. Neither could speak English. The younger woman went out of the room and soon return ed, bringing her hlster, a girl of tlfteou, who goes to high school. She lUtcnuil to Mls Dock a moment and then a smile hroko out all over her face. Yes, Indeed, she knew about tho suffrage campulgu, and shr believed in votes for women. Then she turned and spoke rapidly to her mother and slstcr-tn-law. Immediately their faces changed, tho ;.luuiueus vanished and they beamed upon tho callers. They, too, believed In I t votes for women: yes. Indeed, and bo did their husbands. , Out on tho street agiilii and up tutu ; another houuo marched the Chlti.e j banner with Its message of equality for men mid v.ouien. Hero was a Chlii5Vi woman of high degree. Heiress to nit tho traditions of old China, neverthe less tho has her fine set towurd tho prom he of tho jenrs to nnuo. and sho bi'.leves In etjUiil suiriiige. To be sure, ns Mlbs Cook explains, there, nro Dot so very many i eglt-tei cd oters In Chbiu town, hut even though they bo but few lUey uiu i-olug to iccelvo the metsoifo. Ihey nro luterosted In It too. One full blooded Chlneso voter born in this coun try expressed tho new Ideal for women as heees If: "I would llko my wifo to bo a citizen" . tmiss. jMrU - (Se '" i ' laktsWJkfflkiiHHMQSSlsWstBBlC' .i i jKfl u iL .iiMhMBtgsBHBItffBjrjiKifcsisisiBISMCR 2 ""ti ' i 1 J ' JfrksflBHBssinflultB33ffislsLEB!& 1 iin I . stm iix( v3i lHHHHBfeS!Et( I !.c-aj ", Lw- ---HiAJl. - fi$ its JVftr9!WlbmtL&jJBf I ujr S5S5Jt2 &TrJW'&m " I i rr HERE," said Gcraldinc Farrar. j I She turned from her desk j. handing the slip of paper on which she hai1 been jotting notes to the I man with whom she was talking, it s just an outline, but I tliink you can Wfjk it up :ts .oincthing worth while." .M.ir Turnbull, formerly dramatic critic of the New York Tribune and how a member of the Lasky Feature Play Company's literary staff, left the star's dressing room and set to work. The prima donna had completed the last ptirring scene of her Paramount Picture, '"Carmen." In all her career she had never played a modern role. Here was the suggestion of a story, based partly upon her own experiences which had tho possibilities of a greater photoplay, The scenario which Turnbull wrote and called "Temptation" has been "Para mountlzed" by the Lasky Company. A new achievement h credited to Cecil B. De Millc, the director. "Temptation" is a throbbing, pulsat ing story of grand opera, of the men and women who make it possible here and abroad. The story of Renee Du- pre is tnat ot tne icauinj stars 01 opera history. Her experiences are based upon fact. Secrets of life behind the scenes are revealed as she plays her part on the shadow stage. ,,rN4V rnniH..i:nn r,:. t? - nn n -- " w...0i.B Muuuuim jiJipiesscu uy ocraiaine rarrar m aa scenes rrom her Second Photoplay "Temptation." of the multitude in the upper grllcry I Caruso had kent out of slobt nf tU. ?ir li ii.i t .t ?.ud!cnce aJ "o one had seen him, b-, Of the personalities of the singers, 01 lieviag, ts usual the aria had been suntr their trials and tribulations, their long I by another. Caruso himsel enjoyed the, hard climb to success ani fame, but I prank more than any other member of little has been told. Lrotn time to time, tho company. come stories of great achievements and In oik of the scenes in "Temptation."' of successes made ovcr-iiight. Hut the Miss Farrar, as Renee, having achieved foundations for success in grand opera success i opera, is suspended from the arc made of firmer material than pub- comp.ny through the machinations of her lie approval. Tin ground work is com-lenmlovcrMuller. Slu return-timfnitnu.. nosed of perseverance, self-denial, unrc-. Jii,Mlayand while (.landing -mtsldetluim lcntlmr couraue in the face of bardsblns nrcsano' ofTirf iU wnr,lri, mt.,.., , .", . . , , , . i . . r jl -. --w .,0,v. uud iiic ircnueiu cuoice uciwccu tlic i passes 1 mlstreis InklllC Xionrr-' i",tiiTio In ll,! iresent gain and the future's reater torcroom. The singer, filled with dlsap-' lOpeS. linllltflHMlt rndlPC nv.r -inil ,- 1...I i...t. r t.i. i. i.i.i u i - : . - """" :'H " ...in.li ui uiu uiuucii wuuu ui jrauu costumes in Her nrnn . .,.. r ... - a - -- -..... opera is told by Ocraldlne Farrars "Temptatioiu" The world of ccld fact as it is and not of bright fiction as it is pictured, is revealed in her second photoplay. HE role of Rcnce Duprce, played by Miss Farrar, is a composite of some of the famous craud opera prima donnas. Renee is a student "None shall ivMr. tne aowns in which I had my hour of luccess," she cries. This incident is' taken also from an actual happening at! one of the big American opera houses.. The appearance of Miss Farrar in a1 role -vhlch, in certain minor respects," touches on hor own wonderful career in' grand open., is a matter of more than, passing interest. Miss Farrar, more often than .'.ny other American nrtlstei Deo Gtlna Got In Hor Tonsil, Kingman, Ind.-Mrs.- Edwaid Heath . was the victim of nn inri-c.uil accident when she was stung by bee which l she swallowed when eating grapes. The Insect In its eagerness to suck out the pulp of tliiyurniHH had crawled In side the s'.lu and wns not discovered by Mrs. Iteatli until It objected to be ing made n Jomili and Inserted Its stinger In om- of the tonsils In her throat. The nmsll swelled badly, and the Kcrvlces of a iihyslcluu wero ro- Ul IIIIUIC. WHO COCS ID .CW lOrKIOCOIl-l IlSS heen ncl -il tn nvn nrtvl. tri tinuc her studies and to fight her way young women who would choose tut opcrauc career, Aitnougu the prima donna is not authority for the state-' ment, "Temptation" is said to contain in no uncertain fashion, striking and truthful warning to those who would seek fame and fortune in grand opera. lo operatic success. Considerable Js told of the manner in which music stu dents live in the Bohemian atmosphere and environment of New York. It i a life of freedom, in which the students put aside all else save their art. There Safety First Service? FIUK AM) MA It INK, AUTOMOMMO, IIKAIril, ACnM-JNT, JilKH, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND LIAIUI.ITV INSUHANCE Coko liullding E. I. CHANDLER, Agency. Mai'hhflcld, Oregon, WALL PAPER See VIERS About It, . 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