.
tlToK SIIKIMl'S 8AM
r nf mi execution find
' T t ?alo duly Issued by tho
S r cult Court of t1.0
r!Lot Coos, State of Orego-i,
L ,i isth day of Decomuor,
flatcil tho IS i u . p.
IHQir, Inn certain """ - -.
1 , rn rt for said County and gtnto
C'! IT John S. Coke, n8 plaintiff,
wherein J0 ..
Uimcred Judgment ..b..--
Peterson wr Ti.inv.twn nml
one-hundredths Dollars and costs
"disbursements taxed at Nina
8 n .Id ; S xty One Hundredths Dol-
l'H' . . . l. Mint T 11
Kotlcc Is noreuy b'
.. . .o.i. ,i,iv of February, it' 10,
It the front door of the County
r,,urt House in (.oiu.... .-. "
wii r:
P0f said day, sen m '"- ---.
t .... ..ii.rat bidder for cash, an
".divided Onc-halt Interest In the
following described propony, iu ..
Vendue at a point on tho
westerly sltlo of Front street 211
feet north, 17 negroes uasi ui u.u
' i.AtttPon lots 2 and 3 of Soc-
; Uon is, Township 25 South, Hnngo
13 West of tho Wllinmcuo .uuinuun,
...-nrfmi rust, thence south 12 de
grees nest along tlio westorly sldo
of Front street, u ieei, uiu..n,
i...M north 78 degrees west to n
oolnt 6G feet cast of Pino street;
thenco north to a point 200 feet
north 17 degrees cast of tho Bnld
line, between lots 2 and 3, Section
JC, Township 20 soiiin, jinugu i.i
Vcst of tho YVIllamctto Meridian;
thenco cast to Front street; thenco
South 12 degrees west nlong tho
westerly sldo of Front strcot to (ho
placo of beginning In Murahflold,
Coos County, Oregon.
Taken and levied upon as tho
property of tho said Anna M. Peter
son, or as much thereof as may bo
necessary to satisfy tho Raid Judg
ment In favor of John S. Col.o,
plaintiff and against said Anna M.
Peterson, defendant, with Intorjt
thereon at tho rate of six por cont
per annum from tho 20th day of
September, 1911, together with nil
costs and disbursements that havo
or may accrue.
Ai.rni:i) joiixson, jii.
Sheriff.
Dated at Conulllo, Orogon, Janu-
try 7th, 1910. ,
First publication Tuesday, Janu
ary 11, 101C; last publication Tues
day, February 8, 1010.
i
Tunc tt'unt Ad lira tlio oiioiiuo
' ilium which readies jJj!j tho people.
They engage public attention overjr
day AlnoH on tlio Job.
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avinjg
on every sack of flour
used by the housevife
in doing hsr own bread-making
Full details of how and why
in this paper tomorrow
OCEAN BEACH AUTO LINE
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lent'o HonVh Stimuli 'nt (I p. in.
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Our Coos Bay office has available for Oregon Coast
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Every Dollar sent out of town for
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Every Dollar spent here helps to enrich
this city
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All things being equal, our merchants
are entitled to your first consideration
This prosperity is your prosperity. As
they grow they become greater fac-.
tors in our city life.
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In many instances you can buy at home
to better advantage than elsewhere.
Look over the Advertising in today's
Coos Bay Times and see if that state-'
ment is not true.
Compare goods and prices and ascertain whether
or not our local business men are "on the job."
lw i '''iMMdy""!.Vi.ririuTi
COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELb. ORtfGON. TUESDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1916-
ae problem ot to
day the high cost'
of liviisg- 'fcased '
upon the actual
$1.50"
TO THE COOS BAY TIME?
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'&
OW you precede your
self into the room, but
when you reach the cen
ter you look back and
see that you haven t
pnm in nt nil. Then
you go back to the entrance, beckon to
joursclf and come in as beforb. '1 his
time jou come in and yon turji as be
fore, but engage yourself "i 1 conversa
tion. But' don't stand too close 'to your
self. Remember that you arc, over at
that side door and in the ccntar of tho
i room? "Don't come too far (own in
the center or you vill look licc as
bi(j as yourself wc must wftch the
perspective all the time."
It) sounds like the ravinrra 6f a ma
niac, -doesn't it? But it isn't. It is tho
very business-like instruction of my di-
JllttUld, JiUlllit i. VIIV.I MtlU ...MM.
Ford, telling mc how to cope with the
!.. .! !.. 1. 1. Til -. TJ.I
BUUillUIIlS 111 HIV J .UMLIU3 J. l.lVtl.l illlll
Company's adaptation of Marie Twain's
'Tt, P,;o .,! 4tin llnnmr" ,'n .vllirtl
Paramount Picture I am playing the
uuai roics.
It is really friqlilfully mixed. Not
only do I play two roles, but the iden
tity of the two clnracters which I
flay becomes confused in the story, so
"N
msStmmMmBSBi f- -: - "bmt
iPir p.i.iftTrtr.BAomr. tPAT. MARIC TWAIN
Viirf raMioen CklOXWIMn MARRDERITC CLARK
WG SIMULT.NEOUSUr IN inc. uumu HUI.UJ
tJ I lib i-wr-.r w..w. "' '.".Z; r. . VTm t-e
tiTrWiTFAMaiS PLAYERS-PARAMOUNT PICTURE
1
j it amounts truly to four parlJ Wprsd
i jet, tne cinraciers uim'-"'
I1 efr..n.i nt tliO CMIIn 1111101
jet, tne cnrnciwa uyvi V" " S
tl W,i:f
. .... t.Mt rt n eiipnrifli in ttlO
ho. first
&UIIIUWIIUU " B...o -limn
tlm' T Mil "V . illlfloWCr.
ny first,
hriHj?.,'ffifMa
nuance.
on' the
ta!r'dtxlrJwwll!!"M,';'.,, . ,
r Vut think cf thi? rew situation In
wIiJl'Ii tlift-eis tw'o or'nll-1! One 'fre-
1 Qtiently licnri oilpennle scelmj doulile
lul tt ii iidtiiBCiH'roHl nilnUUfd tlRt
it is done in, the hc.t cuclcjiat least
iidiody iverliraRS nhoilt. Jpht I Shall
c ; nb Fie'-dotiUlfrSt'lich this picture
' h O'j.tipUted.' And I dhnll Iiaye a per
fectly pood. reason or p dpiijfl;.
nut ici us bo ,'. " wmii, m--
outpouriiiK of woVds i- the l)6sinninK
nnd sec If tve'cnitttot rcdude It to r.otn-
jnon, everyday aciwc.i Thla is what .t
means: . . .
The prince invites tne pauper inio
the palace, but the little heggar nat
urally overawed by nil tlio splendor
which surrounds liini, Is bashful and
proves backward about accepting the
invitation. The prince thinking that
the waif is following him walks into
the middle of the room, turns to sped:
to his guest, and finds that be has
luing back at the door. So he returns
to the door and urges him to come
in, assuring him that nil is well.
This time the ragged Jittlc chap fol
lows his regally clad host, who comes
.tlown to tne center m wic ruuui. i -n
they talk to each other. Dut my direc
tors warn me when playing the prince
not to stand too close to the spot
where I stood as the pauper, because
the figiircs mliiht collide when thti lin
ished dim is shown on the 'screen or
only half of the. prince miRht be seen,
which would be quite a phenomenon,
but scarcely convincing. The directors
insist that the prinrc shall occupy the
center of the room while the pauper
remains a little to one side, nc.tr the
door.
Tl... if. nrlllP tlllKt Ilflt CntllC tOO
JIUl ltl. J'. .-- .......w - - -
far down toward the camera. ou
.cc, perspective is a very important
'J'O KXCHAXtJi: Pl'IilMTS
I.itgono Metbodlht Pastor Will fio to
MllSSU'llllM'tt.S
KITOKNE, Oio., Feb. 8. Dr. II. S.
Wilkinson, pastor of tho First Meth
odist Church In Uuscne, ut a mooting
The laxative, tablet
, v.1th the pleasant taste
If you an? bilious
or constipated
They keep your
System as dean
as a stone rutf
rinsed with cold
spring water
10 25 SO
We lme the exclusive splUnr ilchts for
thlH K 't lixiti Tllul tlP. Id renin
, Lockhart Parsons Drug Co.
I THE REXALL STORE
-EVENING
8"bU lVIAARiaLJirsiVtllli '1JTVI v
-J -- --
consideration in motion picture pho-
tnitrnntiu tint nei It iq in tinilllillrr. I! lit
when you have once photographed a
ligure in poor perspective on mc mms
you cannot rub it mU and re-draw it
ns voit can in a naintimr or drawing.
So it must be done right the very
first time.
Now, if while nlayinjj the prince, I
Were to approach very close to the
camera, while as the pauper I hung
hack .way from the camera, when the
two figures appeared simultaneously
on the screen, one would look lik" a
piant ami tne otlier like - pigmy.
Crash, goes the illuoion! l'Or the
whole point of the story hinge- on the
exact resemblance between the two
boys wljicli is so marked that the kins'
himself cannot tell the difference
when the prince and the beggar
change costumes.
And the thieving father of the pau
per, completely misled by the fact
that the prince is swathed in his son a
tattered garments, starts to adminis
ter to the roval runaway the beating
of his life perhaps the first that the
regal personage has ever suffered. Of
course the chastisement is forestalled
by the arrnal of Miles Hcndon. But
rt
lie Il, coj" taken In by
the
One
'' .r;r.: t wliw
the
Ul llt avupuii n wv- jw.. ,.....
ragged urchin insists upon knigUting
, OjrJ'S"? u ill ' iaI i.
concur with air" these 'cases of int&
takcu lidwitity. the .tllt,siQivj , must bo
'in dlzerf betwcci 'the1 two nVtlirJs rf
toongrcati tlic ntinicuqe iwui'iorgcp
?,.,rt. 'itvn!n' ilcliiditf til storv and
Inrk bark to the, feeds,, of JaclioJ
Giant Kiiier. , , ,,
P.OSSmiA'a word concerning tills
double exposure work, as t is
called, would not be amiss. There
areTprob'aW a'kreat' many' people who
do not understand it. Like ever, tlufig
else,. whan yxu onqc s.t the. hang of'it
it is -"so S,ipJHC.', Ut cotifsc, cvcrjvuiiiy
rcaKt'es that, when the same person
appliirs in twd diiTefetit1 roles on the
screen simultaneously, there is some
photographic juggling necessary, I or
even in moving pictures, where almost
everything is possible, the miracle or
dual identity has not yet been per
formed in the flesh.
Let us pursue our first line of
thought and stick to our friends, the
piince r.nd bcg&ar chap. Wc will even
revert to the scenes referred to in our
opening volley. Our object is that,
when the comnleted film is exhibited,
Jbuth bojs shall be seen in the palace
at tne s-nic time, now snau wc uu
iibont it? , . A,
N bile I am struggling Into the rags
of the pauper and smudring my face
with grease paint and charcoal, tho
camera man and my directors arc
standing before the set' wluctt is to
represent the interior of the palace,
arguing as to just, how far into the
room, the pauper will come and to.
what point the prince will proceed
when ushering Jinn in. These ques
tions settled, they carefully stretch a
thread along the Jlport of the room,
lulileli. rtimiina to a nomt precisely
under the center of the. camera, df-
uniicr iiic '"" .."! ,1 "':."... t
v i ea tne set mio mc ooriions rtuuncuiw. ... - -- -
of tho church board, announced his
resignation to necept n pastorato tn
Newton Contor, Mass. Itov. G. II.
I'srhlnaon, pastor at Newton Centor,
will como to Buseno. The church
board nppiovod tho o.xehnngo of pul
pits, which will tnko place Jlnrch 1.
Dr. Wilkinson had bosn pastor ot
tho Kugonn fhuroh for five yoara
During that timo Its momborshlp In.
croascd from 1.000 to 13C0
Tlio oxchango of pulpits wns ar
langod by Dlshop Cooko, of Portland,
nhd nlshop Hamilton, of Boston.
Ses Us for Music
If you waut
A. piano
A playor piano
A phonograph
Stringed Instruments , ..
Sheet musfc i
Phonograph records
Or Anything In tho musIc'l!ne,come.
In and-'talk it over. Wo olthen have
It In stock or can get it quickly for
you.
Wo havo somo used pianos on
whioh wo arc making very low pric
es. L. L. Thomas
Music Store
73 Central Avenuo
EDITION
T
WITH
-i, itf'ZLZXVUi,
.. . .... rrl.
cnrli n mnnnpr an In nermit tile lcn9
to cover only that portion of the set
which has been allotted to one of the
character- usini, the thread as . guide.
This arrangement completed, wc re
hearse the scene in that part of the,
set which is still within range of the;
camera, and finally photograph the
action. Then, while I make a mad
dash for my dressing room to change
my costume for that of the prince,
the camera man is shifting his hood
from one side of the lens to the other,
in order to cover the part of the film
already exposed alid to include in its
field the remainder of the scene, which
was formerly excluded. Then tho
prince "docs his bit" and is duly pho
tographed. IN that way the cnlire film lias how
been exposed and the action of both
boys has been recorded, thus com
pleting the scene. It sounds all very
simple, but I would not advise any in
atcurs to attempt to make a double
exposure scene without consulting ex
pertsand possibly clairvoyants.
Akinrrjra
THE PRINCE AND THE PAUPERf
l'LATi uu i n
to tne prince ana to tne pauper. jLiicniiiic scene in uuwi ruica ui nv o
a piece of black cardboard is carefully time, I have another set of complies
fitted to the front of the camera, in tions to contend with in the confusion
.a1. .u.a.a..a M . A a.AHMr I. . 1 rt M O I t 2.lu,l.l.rt 1.t)MMn. 1. M MplllKA "l t. A
OF THE GREAT HUMORIST'S F1R5T. FILMED WORK .
TheVttidcrcst oart 6t the Whole, tiling
lo .III r..UM,- Hf li.iv uli-il told to
.tulk to apace, (.mile :vt nothing, and
scqwl ,at ui.rtsi i(C. gljiastnlls df
Icring' n 'stUJib for' tl!6 hrst lithe and
clinilciiiffi to find' anaottesa hi.i.c
midst-of..u doiibls- cKiiPAtrc.(,sccn9
W9UhJ think that be, h,j Rtuiii kl' "
to he state lunatic nly (im. "l;6rih-J
V6tild stb the' ailtrclJs1,lrir'bRht y
down the stagwibtum icictiKnicuiy m
ro(!n,r .r, nnltnilv at. nil. talk nill-
matedty to .pnce.11d.ifagr.c,c ,wii iMWt
particles, st'ainp lltl'. fo,ot, "."" El
any ticnavc nice r inam.ic iui uu .i
parent" reason, except' that .probably
millions of proplo will, pjp it on the
terpen and cither prauc pr condemn .
But If he remained I6ng enodgh to
J.,.r.il,l. Ilmr nit-t.nr tll-t.eff6f IliallCC
heould "hi still more .mystified tol
!S efellesl!n,Xsif;V'.nri? $?,
a i.r un A!,10- throuiili mot tons and'oi " ni iQ PW?-.'PV S.ltt" .?!:r
I i.uitt.li-!n mm i
n.- o-""c -.-- .
I VAl'l -csniitts ewMwiwp.- -" -"-- ti.
iug sensations tint wouui c,or;
rcspona cxaciiy 10 xuc iiyvc.wv y
the former braiiutorm. Who could
i.u.. .;. U liM RitmmntiHr the nolicr.
fire department and militia to quell
tne uprising;
However complicated the ordinary
.Ia..m nntiir in nv nnnesr to the
average person, it Is nothing compared
to tne mystic mazes ciituuiucicu
the interpretation of "The Prince and
i. iiinnr Mnrtr Twain was one of
our most gifted men of letters and
the lorcmost American nuiuunsi, uu
this is one of his most delightful
works, but he certainly created a
whole lot of worry and trouble, for
me when he wrote it. When the play
...... ;,... nn ilir tnirc. nil the actress
who played the dual roles had to do
was to uimoic oiu 01 uhg waiu.,
into the other before her cue came,
as it was impossible to present both
characters on the stage at the tame
time, sue nan 10 urcrtiv um v n..
Sue r" cordr. and be very careful
wt to break any hooks as well in her
extreme hurry. I
nut he film version Is another prop-
time. She bad to nrcaK an qnicitj
cif inn. In addition to anncarinff on
LAVIXfl LAST It.MIi?.
Railroad Work nt tlio Umpqiin Is
Holng Hastened.
Tho Umpqua Courlor says:
Tho last vjf tho rails wero laid
from Coos Day to tho rollwny on
tho Scoflold rlvor Monday, and nro
bolng 'rapidly laid on toward Heeds-
port, which Is ubout threo miles
distant. ' Construction trains are
operating from tho rollwcy to Coos
Day dally ahdi.qxpect to bo operat
ing out fiom Iteedsport by tho Jast
of tho week.
xotigi: TO CItr.DITOItS
Notice is hereby Klvon that tho tin
lnd
or!
lilerslgnod has boon duly appointed ad
ministrator with tho will annexed
the' estate of William O. Dartlott, do-
eoased, and that all persons haying
claims against said estate are hqrobj
required to pesont them with tno
propor vouchors and duly vanned to
the undersjgnod at tho office of L.
A. I.lljeqvlst, 307 Coke Dldg., Marsh
flold, Orogon, within six months from
tho data ot this notice
ho dato Of this notice.
Dated this 8th day of February,
A. U, 1V1U,
NOU1S .lE.NSKN
Administrator wTtlt will nunoxed of
tho Bstnto pf William C. Dartlett, do
cfcased.
THREE
n
v,lfSttfW )
l.f.' - -.. f 4. if. EaI.j &t 21... .XMni
of identities between the prince anij
Ms raggctl friend. You see, even tNt
clothes which I wear arc no clue to
my identity, because the two charac
ters arc as interchangeable as machino
finished motor parts. The remit il
clinf T lifivi. in rmimhpi whether D
am the prince in royal clothes, the,
prince in i.iys. mc ijuuijki i""K"i
or the pauper m rags. It is aboot a
sitrtnln nt ilrriilmtr which cere vou Ilka
best in a shad roc;
IF anyone who ever ycarncu to oo
a film star could sec mc scrambling,
in and out of these corjMrocs,
changing makc-Up and trying I've?,
member which of the follr cardinal
points I happen to be at the instant,
perhaps that person's visions of his
trionic celebrity via the celluloid routq
would be somewhat dimmed, if net tc
tally befogged. ,,.,.,!
Now that we understand each other
let us listen to a few more of my direc
tors' instructions: I
"Now you invite yourself to 6itij
down at the table and have something:
to cat. You remember that you were.)
9
RTMF rPDM
IN WHICH MARGUERITE CLARK
t.nM-ii-iw
too bashful to cat", bul Kial you? otli!r
scU plupB'AS ravenously into ,nc ,
u'c ,i i I
ftbout this ltorsc scene wlicrc yoa
see yourficlf coining alonj: at'tliC head
of the coronation nrocessioni yon rush
out, 6top yourself and luuu. lyoursclt
off the horse. Then you fxpjain tu
yourself that yoii had no intention of
.i..-i:.,.s.f.,,.rt.lf lint .flint Vrtit wctti
.forced' to accept the crown.. Then voti(
.forced' to accept the crown., ilicnyot
'witness- (li'c'Vcal coro'nAtiori."' Then
lUft-
to
PA
ydti take every pttllts'to be h06H:twrj!
to youroeit, ' '
EASY, im't if, when yell Hav6 W
hey to die situation? When thrf
K'ff'"."
'to enter the pn.atc, he Invites hU (pesf,
to dine with hua. but the wait Uwjw
ilium iitnr tuifffri!nr- X'o II
I " ""V""i i. i u Li ubirk .bo
K.l'.l I Cifc' II 'ZJ.
feceiio referred Id is V-V w'drn bhowy
being led to tins cr.rciih'.Uui by wa
people, who will r.ot believe bis storji
that he is not tho rtal hi. to thd
throne. The princo bursta Iu.ro ln
scene, clad in tatters, and stoiiywglj.o
procession, makes the bv5sr dis
mount. Tho waif explain that h
made no attempt to usurp ih ihro,
and is promptly Invited to or:id Xxt
ceremony. O i
Sd you see, there mav bo som tof(
cusc for the existence of alienists ulte
nil, for conversation that would oue)
anyone In tho Imbecllo ward of orrjj,
first-class hospital, when examined u
tf flii iTntrrnnrnntM taitrvea to utl!
real IntelliKenco aaioc tt.
- v . v r i.r. i. . . '
But U
Cleanup ii w. tw """ i
mixed meanings throws uo Hgbt f I
the amount of frarzled nerVo, fiajM
clearing up of the ruyiUory
V. tM!
garments ami snrcnucu ciicrjf iu
,r1url tn nlnvintr mixed double roliiS.
....,.. ,--"o --,---
two at a time. It is very weatiuir,
liut if the public s pleased, then all
thc work and a11 t,,c w..rry 4.hal w"ie
into th play arc. repaid a thoauoiV
Hold. .
??$
1 MEWS OF OREGON t
04t
ASTORIA -Tho Pacific States Tol
ophono and Telegraph company has
started suit against tho city of As
toria . to rostraln Its officers rom
soiling tho plaintiffs proporty to
collect nn assessment levied for a
reclamation project.
nOSRIUJKG District Attornoy
Nounor has rocoltod word that Gov
ernor Wlthycombo has refused
requisition papers for tho roturn of
It. 11. Jonulug3 of Yoncalla, from
Santa Cruz, Cal., until ho has hoard
moro about tho case.
Nights of Sleep vs.
Mini Acrnnv
I .
t i
Verdict Favors D. D. D.
It Is foolish to lto awato all tho lon
nlglit ttirougli v.'lth that Intolerable ItchlnK
caiiki'il by Kczcina nml await the coming or
tbo day. D. 1). D. Prescription Is mada
for you It ion nro a sutTcrer. It fill cool
that but, futlamcd nn4tUcWns nkln. you
will bo alio to rest at n ght, awake In tbo
roornliig rcfrcsbtd anil llfo will bo w ottli
... '.. i ....... it- .. in .in nil thpan thlniry.
I ,gWwS'liao tcutlmonlaU from many uBer-
.riBl.t among '"l5fBVt,ffi
JLr JLf ,he staH,,T,
L IIbibmiiTiiiimiiiiisii Shla Remedy
hi. i) cnoss Ditia stohb
mmrv'
,