< ZL 4M» Bandon Recorder FEATS OF ARTISTS «BEIM «¿WCMG-tlOT A KÀÜCÛT.C i . 3116, Published Every Tuesday and Friday by the C. E. KOPF, Managing Editor SPRING HOTEEDS, For Starting Suggestions »•ji Crewing at Home. have or not to IniVH h hotbed • ♦'<*. ided 0:1 nitlitr early in the M ir li «»r early Aj>ri! should "on tap.” The vhib Xl'i’n ive and require «•»ns-mt arteiiiion. If leit to •; < 1 ! j freeze by night and 1» o . and that great is the gain if pc« hips does uot greatly ti.ai • \ Ii « 1 ardens only in a suriH . I'lit is a «|ii<- !ion one must • tieM’lf. says 1 he Country |< il w .>: i . iii nini t!u- Ix-il I ii-.ilv u Ovv Hte|>H outsiJ.- :id-'»‘.v iiluTi* Ji,- 6| h * ii <15 l ift uf live da.'.H H.-wìug. . Iimnliif il ilnty dislies I ir.n-c'O.'.ilUK nf tilt* mali i . he v,<irt!i wlille 11 • v<-r in thè e.irly tuortihig !•<•«• tie< tbe I hh I. t<> ti> li'l In .di' Intel', lo i a,* Ine stili de ll.ies. d w.!u*u ti, ivaler nud •unthiue colti to cover .;• ■ r eveti tliick net v.:,i:t* lo con mal t In -e trv fi utili me by, is the air is properly f yo i h.’.vv bad hi ll we are xtlp. ■•»sing 10I try asters ami in this way -only Light and lovely are (.be curly grown seeds. The fures shown in the illustration, others o-a • »’lialidy "»lamp cently designed by European artists .•If.” «'h* • «T « o :i ‘ up s.» slim and sL'kly in hair dressing. 11« ¡.v v.HJhi never ntnoimt to hi .. To fully appreciate their remarkable thiur. charm and fascination they musr be • Or. Ibttuifefy better tb:in tin* buu: e seen and bandied, sin -e their extraor boxes, if you possess or can easily dinary lightness of weight is one of Ctitue by .an everyday window sash their chief attractions. As a mutter oven one 3 by 3 fe.t will do this of fact tiny are literally as light as cun be lifted oil to n iirugli bos fiotn the whole set on a the proverbial feather, and even (he tlie grocers and heap of manure where the sun will most sensitive sufferer from neuralgic reach it early and late, With this n headaches would never realize that few radishes, lettuce and line Hower she was wearing anything iu the way se«»ds can be «uecessfully grown. of additional or applied luiir. Never put it Iu a nori liern expo-aire 'file entire transformation which is and d<> not have le-s Ilian full (lire.* shown In the center of the group of ¡n he; < f Ft. d v irth 011 top of tlie curls will be found most useful, since manure, .’»lore i better. Do not try a lady’s own hair cun be drawn up 1 he simili h» d very early. Wait until through the center and then parted »piil f.a,•»Is to Le coy with winter; and brushed in with the other hair, then with moderate »ar.* the small which is dressed o becomingly on the r ! l in tn:■«’ should n. ike a differ«*;)» e <>f A very light «other side* </f the fttc<» «•\.; il weeks tow-rd getting things fringe, scu reply perceptible, softens Into be.ui’iv «»f leaf or blossom. the general effect delightfully and is allowed Io mingle with the wearer’s ........ own luiir. where it Is turned off from dottled time . the forehead ill the center of tin* front. □ottled time in i choica dish To complete the headdress at the back to r. rv: at planting, hayir.g and any of these cards cun be applied with harvest natson. Now i3 the nn equal certainty of su< cess. time to pra ;arvo it. Gather it in idlu day » by putting everything Will Entertain King George. in orfcct order for the work I j O u I sp . the duchess of Devonshire, L.'.r on. Nov/ England Homo- is a woman much envied these days stead. by other English ladles of (tie nobil ity. She is io tiilo* a leading part in the «ochiI functions attending the cor THIN OUT YOUR FRUIT dilution of King George V. next June Desirability of tli’i Prrct'ca 1I Instrated Ly Superabundant Plum Yield. 'I'll • lli.i.t rat lull. re; nxlu ■ I float the . ,i:g tslaiul Atroumni-u. shown a hinn.il .111 from 11 boinii (Japanese) plum tree in full Iw.uiiix It was prl.ii, 1 10 shun the heavy yield and e reama win fruit shnultl be GtlU d I r. it 1 :.<wlU|f fit su 'li ubundau e 1» to d i.'ii.irate. Proper liiiuulii# bl’iilisrt <»!• |>F.\ONHI! 1 l!R. Prior to (he cortm.Kl II (he King will be her guest al Kimbolton castle, where eile will hold n a large large house party, with many notable p< <«»□• pres For a whole month in the la I ter eut part of April ami the tirsi half of May the children of King George ami Cjueeu Mar> are <** entertained by the ductless at tier castle \ series of elalsirate fetes will be g veu by the duchess in <*oiim*'tloii wuh the »«oro- nation ceremouies. Lobbyists Tor Suffrage. Mrs. XV It Stubl s wife of the gov ernor of Kansas, and Mr*. \V. A John b <» u , wife of tin* supreme justice of the state supreme court, have regie tered their uatues ns lobbyists for the worn ent suffrage roii*Utii(l<wi amendment The law of Kansas requin s all lobby 1st« to register. and many of the lend Ing women already bate Inscribed their name« Soiue astounding feats In eleventh hour work, especially In the uiuslcirl ! mid artistic brunches, have been achieved by the great, artists of the world •Sir Edwin Landseer Lad promised a picture for the spring exhibition of the British institution iu IS 15, but on the day before the exhibition was Io be opened all the hanging committee , had received was mi empty frame, 1 which was duly hung in tin- position of honor. As the prospect of receiving a pic ture for the frame seemed to the com I luittee to he slight, a member thereof lie found went Io >»•»» the artist. ■ Landseer standing in front of a ban* canvas. '•That’s the picture I proiiiis. il." said | the great 111:111. pohitlliK to the canvas ; "1 hive not toui'lied it yet. but 1 will | send it to the institution tonight." And tie was as good ns his word. A few hours Inter the completed picture was delivered and may be seen today in tile N.itlomil gallery. This wonder ful work of half a dozen hours was none other than tin- universitlly nd lulled "I'avaller’s Pets.” I.eamler. the famous painter, is ca llable of remarkably rapid work. Upon seeing lilin leave his rooms early in the morning with a canvas on ills I tin' i IphlMirs of tlie great artist • use I to c.-o li.im. ••'¡'here goes Leander off to paint iiis daily pl'tiir-1.’ Al though tills may have been mi exag geration. it is a well known fact that on several occasions the neadein! tan t rodm cd a large picture within a few hours. I.nniider has a formidable rival tn the matter of busty work in Solomon Solomon. This artist painted au ml nilrabli* life size portrait of Israel Zungwill within tile period of five hours. in the realm of music there may tie cited ninny instances of extraordinarily quick work. Omar llamniersteln’s r.-cord of a comic opera in one net. words mid music, composed in one ilk lit. Is ail example. One of tlie most remarkable bits of orchestration ever written, the over tore to "Otello.” was scored by Rossini in only twenty-four hours. Sir Arthur Sullivan composed the brilliant epilogue of tlie “Golden Leg cud" in tlie same space of time. II»' sat down nt ft o'clock one evening to compose tlie overture to “Iulanthe” mid did not rise from Ids desk until the Inst note was written nt 7 on (he following morning, while tlie overture to "Tlie Yeoman of (tie Guard” CM •<’ll pled Idol no more than twelve lllIUfH betIi to cotuposo ami score. It is told of Donizetti that lie w rote tli<‘ instrumentation of an entire opera I within thirty hours, (hi the morata/ Gazza Ladra' in which Rossini's "Gnzzn Lndra” was to lx- produced not a single note of tile overture had been written, ami the niniitiger was in despair, tie sought out tlie indolent composer, locked lit one of the rooms of i.n ¡1 Beala deelnriil lie should have neither nor freedom until the overture was completed. Rossini set to work with a will and to such purpose that It.lisle was written and rehearsed fore tlie evening performance. Mozart was another genius who quently neeiled tlie spur of eleventh hour work. Thom Ii at I In tin* morn itig not n note of tlie overture to “Doti Giovanni" liml been set down, yet Mo «art finished It before tie went to tlie Ixenkfu I table nt Ills usual hour. Hur Ing tlie long hours eon.-iiimsl by tills task ft Is said that tlie musienn's wife kept him awake by rending fairy stories to him One of tlie fastest composers that ever lived was Trotere. tlie writer of songs. Some of tile composer's feats verge on tin- marvelous, it is said, for example, tlnit tie actually wrote the «iore of "In Old Madrid" mnl hnd droppi'd it Into the letter box within eight nilnutes of tin- time lie Had taken up Ills pen. This would In- remnjkulile merely ns showing Ids dexterity anti agility, to say notfilng of (be labor of till* composition itself One of Rchuliert's friends tells shny Indlcutlng that composer’s pidlty <>f workmanship lie had left S< Imliert nbsorlied III Goethe's bnllnd Tlx* Erl King" On Ids return in u few minutes he found tlie musician swift ly putting on pn|>er tlie not, i iusplred I. y (lie poem, and within mi hour there II. 'id I composed tlnit eix-iit sone tile world ii:. < tidmire i ever since. Edwin Tiirri-'- e In Chicago Tribune but Dry. UK IN H CE KIA U Lincoln, himself n superb writer, said a college profes’siir. “could not stand tedious writing in others Hr .»nee con ’cruiH d for Its (tnliounness a Greek history, whereupon a diplomat took him to task ••The author of that history. Mr l*rc'dd« nt.” d ’-.I the diplomat. *‘is one ♦ »f lite pmf»»nndest scholars of the age Indersl. it may be doubted whether any man of our generation has plunged mon* deeply In the sicrtnl fount of learning ” Ves. or come up drier,*’ said Lin INI K. b«-foiv lite I r.tdih t Is peimilhd to de veh p H followed by fruit of sil|H‘rt»T i . .¡nd qualify, »<»uit.nitiding higher pri« *s if n . .„»led «»r uff« nLt.4 greater uib’o L ms. 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