IX THE CIRCUIT COURT
cf the Slnte of Oregon, In and for
the County of Coos
(oo. II. Hancock, Plaintiff, vs Violet
Hancock, Defendant.
Summons
'10 Vic let Hancock, the above named
defendant:
IV THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON '
You -.re hereby nolified'that you tire
' reliy required to uppenr and answer
c complaint, filed ngainst you in the
ovi en tided court and cause within
x weeks from the date of the first
iblicntion of this numinous, to-wit:
thin hix weeks from the 28th day
December, 11)15, and if you fail so
appear and answer on or before
i lirA day of February, 1010, that
i ate being the last d..y of the time
I x icrihed l'i thu oide of publication",
1 10 plaintiir, for want thereof will
t ko judgment aiyl decree against
)ii for t'ie relief demanded in this
..mipi.uni,, a succinct suuumum. .
itch I, as follows: That the marriage 1
i roofore existing between you and
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e plaiinu may do disgoivcii; inav
" plainlilf be givjii the future care
. id custody of the parties' minor,
i nldre'i, namely, Vera Hancock, and
Howard Hancock, and the defendant j
I r ci" i ilie luturo care and eiiEiouy
f the mnor child Wain (hi'icnck.
Service of this suiiunoius is made by
4ihliri'.io: thereof, in pii'smnce of
' ml order mado by Hon. John S. Coke,
( ircuit .Judge of the State of Oregon
fir Coos County, dated tho 20th day'
if December, 11)15, directing that scr- j
.,ca thereof be made by publication
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'wnpaper published in Randon, Coos
i aunty, Oregon, once n week fop n
i.riod of six weeks, commencing with
lie issue of December 28th, 1015 and
ending with tho issue of February 1st,
1J10.
CHATRURN & GARDNER
Plaintiff's Attorneys
Hirycle Repairs Saw Filing
ami Krpjiring A Specially
Plume 471
I'. O. Box 174
S. D. Barrows
IIANDON, OKKUON
Will Uke onlrm fur Kirycln of all Limit
ami I'upr Molnr-C)(lr alio (.'iilian Ko
tiual Molori.
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and drug sundries, line.
perfumes, hair brushes,
and toilet articles? If
' so call on
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.1. E. WALSTROM,
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
The January issue of the Telephone directory will go to
press December .'llsl. Subscribers desiring changes in list
ngs or advertising space should make necessary niTange
iiiriit iih tinrly as posnllile.
If you are pliinntng to linvo n tolupliom,' instnllud. Do II
now mid gut your iitimo in "niut hhk! anil ukuAiI buuk" in
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CDOH AM) ClillUV mAmWK CMWASY
Financial School Report
The Randon school board hand3 out
he following for publication:
It is the policy of the present
school board to give moro publicity
to the Bchool district, affairs than
has previously been given, and pur
suant to their directions, the clerk
submits below a report which goo.
back to MrDippcl'B report, published
in September. It is
believed that the
imlilic will nnnreciato these renorti
Those particularly interested should
flic them for future refeiencc. The
clerk's book of record will be cheer
fully submitted for inspection at nny
time.
REPORT OF SCHOOL CLERK
DaUd Dec. 30, 11) IB
Number of v.-arr.lnls issued si ice lat
report and amount of the same
17:1 $s,un.H
Number and amount of wrrrar.t..
funded, 811 $2,7111
Amount not funded, 1)0 .. $5,87.1.02
Common warrants out nt last report
$11,11 1. !50
Common warrants now outstanding
$15,21)7.02
Number and amount of old warrants
funded since last report,
Interest on same
$.1,2 17.D0
. 155.11
$.,37.1.04
. $270.05
C.507.15.1
0,817.08
$0,122.80
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Cash on hand last rtiport,
Receipts,
Total
Pl.iil nut . .
Ralnnce on hand, 71 1.82
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A Pilgrim YWC in M0IHana
Sporting Editor, Recorder, Random
liutte. Montana. Dec. 25, 1915
Hello Hoy:I am spending Christmas
I here in
l Huttc. This is some lively
burir. Hut we still remember beautiful
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havi, 1)e'un 1)Usy Bjn.e wu llft Unndon
and they are bringing some tough man
now, up against Jim. So far he has
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the hardest match Jim ever had but
are confident that Jim will come out
on top. Say Hello to all the Hoys (and
Girls) and give them all our best wish
es for the New Yenr. Wilson, alias
Thcopolis or Londos sends his best re
gards to nil. He likes Randon and if
things go right we will spend a couple
of weeks next summer in Randon. Will
closij for now and remain, with best
wishes to all, Yours happy as ever,
SMILING DUTCH
"Like a picture in an old album was
the presentation of East Lynne at the
Grand last Saturday night. Although
plainly California made, the scenery
and customs were well contrived to
present a view of English rural life in
the middle of the nineteenth century.
Tho costumes harmonized with the
I story, for the plot of East Lynne is of
(a kind that story writers no longer fol
I low. Rut tho presentation had nn
. other suggestion; the stock company,
the barn stormcrs which used to make
the circuit of the smaller towns. They
all hud East Lynne in a prominent
place in their repertoire. Watching
the presentation wns like visiting with
old time friends.
Springdale, W. Va. V. R. Smith
found a freak potato in a garden. It
had grown through a silver pipo stem
bund, and projected about thieo inch
es on both sides of the baud. The
band is embellished with a relief of
former President Taft.
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Thrift, Langlois.
Agenl, Randon
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'There is dryness in Sahara
I With its winds and shiftinir sand
And its waste of arid desert
Stretching off on either hand
Rut the oasis is frequent
Where the thirsty travelers go
And its dryness is as dew drops
To these days in Randon, though.
Have you learned to write it 1010
yet. o
A recent tost won I something like
this: "Here's to old Kentucky, the
state where I was born: whore tho
corn is full of kernels and the Colonels
full of corn".
Just to show the versatility of this
section the weather man treated us
to a little snow storm New Year's
Eve. Some of the youne people were
sorry there wasn't more of it and that
it didn't stay longer.
o
1010 is a political year and the
Hock of political hoomlots which are
already hatched and have survived the
inclemency of the winter will lie in-
.reased by the regular incubation of
the salubrious spring time.
Now that the Coi.s County Rar has
assembled r.r.d deliberate' ai.d re
turned to its individual homes, the eq
uilibrium of the county which was in
clined to tip toward Randon, is re
stored to its normal condition once
more.
The task of putl'.ig Humpty Dump-
y together again is a light mo coni
larcd with tho job of str'.kbig terms of
icaco on which nil the warring na
liom of Europr c.:: agio's.
Judging from tli number of family
juga filled last week that grand old
song, "How Dry I nm" will not bo in
ovidenc.i in many quarlrs for some
time.
Rrother Nielson in his contribution
in another column makes some telling
shots but there are one or two of his
statements with which we can not
agree. Mail order houses do not sell
goods at whole sale prices. We
speak from actual knowledge, having
in an experience ns a merchant in the
enst bought goods at wholesale cheap
er than the same were listed by Mont
gomery Ward and Sears Roebuck. The
neiil order urices are aliniit. ten nor i
cent higher and to this is added trans-1
portatiou charges, the department
stores of State street in Chicago sell
roods cheaper than Montgomery Ward
Otherwise Chicago people would pa-
ro.iize A. Montgomery. They do not.
Ye have bought in both places and
now what we are talking about. Tho
mail order houses are strong because
Miey get the cash in advance. If
ountry mo.'cliMits would follow the
mine plan they could compete. Lower
heir prices, sell for cash, advertise
uul get the business. But it will not
do to set up a false barrier to trade.
The old specious arguments have just
ibout had their way. To combat with
(he mail order house, the weapons
vliich lu.ve made them effective must
!e made use of. They must be mot
n their own field.
o
I'hera is wetness in tha river
Likewise in the rain clouds too,
With a moist noss and a dampness
Soaking, dripping thru and thru
Ro the landscape saturated
Though all kinds of wet abound
There is dryness still i 1 Randon
As the wck rnib- roll around.
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rd In "Mie ( b iiiiiitcMu W", .M"l
I'nuirfiil u( Duimik' Work..
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without rcser-ation. Like a mighty
river.t he drama rushes in a story
strong and swift to its cataclysmic
climax- 1'asstons fare and wills clash
throughout tho production in a way
that grips the spectator, holding jinn
breahless in his chair till tho last groat
.ireite ik reached and he well-nigh over
whelming story of "The Clcmpicau
'nse" is tnmirht to its tremo.idoii!'
end. Rriefly told, the story of this.
ivoi Id-famous drama is as follows:
Pieirie Clemeiiteau is brought uuj
ike a Utile weed in a shabby board ,
na hou e in the slums of Puns.. Hi
mother is a slruglir.g seamstress. His
lather comes home one r.iph. pi .
ininken rnge. He nl uses the v.oma:,
with whom he has formal an iiu . i 1
Inr llianee. Then he flingy o.n o i
the house forever. ;
Years pass by. Pierre. has attaino.l
tho dignity of Ins hrrt trou-eis. H. j
is a pupil at a cheap boarding school
His greatest cluin at school is a I.ui '
.ailed Andre. Andio invitoj Picmv
to his home Audio's mother know n !
iectet of Piene s-pareiitage. She fos
bids Andie to ttsociute with him. Rov
like Andre tells tho other pupil, of
tho school the story. Pierre II. d.- i 1 1
self shunned. He seeks out Amir,
and gives- him a thrwshir-g. l-.on
the little group of schoolboys who h. t
watched the battle with hugh deb, :
one hoy stands out as the crowd Ji
solves. He is Riz Constuntin.
"I know nullum: r.bout what Hip
other chaps are saying." he says, "tiu!
I like you. I'll bo your chum."
Rita invites Pierre to visit at Rit?
home in Paris. Ritz's father, the 1
elder Constantino a celebrated . oulp 1
tor. In Constuntin's studio, l'ieive id-1
ly takes up a lump of modeling clay I
With natural skill hisli anils Uv.n1
forming it. Constuntin enters ami
watches the boy. He is struck by tiu
great natural gonitis Piene betrays
The sculptor visits Pierre's mother. He
tells hero ho will make Pierre a great
sculptor.
Ten years clajiso. The elder Cou
stanlin gives a riotous studio party.
Among the guests are the Countess
Dobronowska. With her she brings
lior stunning daughter, Iza, a young
girl of striking beauty and sinuous
fascination. The fires of unbridled
passion smolder' in her dark eyes. 15a
ron Sergius, whose escapades have
made him known Ihrouhgout Paris as
a Lothario, is another e;uist.
The impoverished Countess sees Ser
gius eyes fasten on Iza. She knows
of his reputation but she moves haven
and eaarth to force Iza into an "atrair"
with the aobleman. Iza. wearied by
the revelry, seeks an alcove where
where there i -i ilruieil .oni'li with 1 w,,u" ,z:1, 1,0 "acKS 1101 l" -' leu
ninlhS,.t.1; 1 r XY. .'Savons with Sergids. Iza becomes
splendid young body out on the lounge
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in an aiuiiiiie oi
Pierre starts iinse
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crowd comes romping into tho nook. .ou; "B ''".m, "fT v i . ? I
"Hush!" cries Pierce, in terror for,, 8I1
his sketch. Rut it is too late. Iza'. f.r,1 . . .. "I i . 1
"T ; B ... , if i ,a th.,r qi,.. h.a makes her way to tho cemetary pear. He stands dumbfounded for .
i. !' 'ln :r bl,c , Iwhere Pierre's mother who has been moment. A terrible shriek l.urM..
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"Mv i . nr i.,.t,.1 l ,nt hmnn to h"" shortly before lies. She sinks from Iza's lips. Pierre, with her lips
,v.,V.iL' iilill pressed to his, has swiftly and
axnress your charms. saUl 1'ierro fe-r ... . n.... .. . !..... .n..i.. i. n... i,nn., umii.
vchtly,
Kiiz (treads what the outcome will
lu. fnr In. h-.n ri.ml tvn'u trim nitnre
nri!L l'soU,e
aright, Sergius seeks out Iza's
mother and quickly sees that the wo
man is willing to bargain oil" her
daughter's body.
"Bring the gi -1 to nv at Monte Car
lo" says Sergius. The hi'i-gain is struck
Iza witli whom Pierre becomes
madly infatuated, consents to pose for
I him as "Innocence".
Sergius wins Iza, abetted by tho be-
autiful girl's mother oy falsely swear
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ing that he means to marry her. Rut critics say that his worl; has lost it -bitter-
disillii; iorment comes. Iza power. Ritz, now married convinced
YouVe hit the
right tobacco
when you fire-up some
Prince Albert in your
old jimmy pipe or in a
makin's cigarette. And
you know it! Can't get
in wrong with P. A. for it
is made right; made to
spread- smoke-sunshine
among men who have
suffered with scorched
tongues and parched
throats 1 The patented
process fixes that and
cuts out "bite and parch.
All day long you'll sing
how glad you aio you're
pals with
PR1NSE
the national joy smoke
You tnke this testimony titrnight from tho shoulder, mea
YoucnnsmoUo n barrel of F. A. witl imit u hickl It bimda
out n tho tobacco hnppinoB any man ever drwmwd
arxiut, if m mnooth anil friundly. Il a mighty cheer
lul thinu in b on tlkin trm with your ip unU you
loniftw tit tho ma turn- but that' wJiut'n comfnff
to you mini m you pit) yitur MUi t iruwi; AJU-rtl
It, J, IW.YHOIM 'KtmKSXto COp WMm, H. C.
'Theda Bara" tho Vampire Woman
in "The Clemenceau Case" Grand'
Theater, Friday, January 7
leaves the Raron
She conies to Pier-
.o s studio.
"Pieiie. I have come to give my
answor", she cries. "I will marry you
Pierre's love is Iflind. They are
married. Sergius realizes that hir,
love for Iza is the first deVent mission
that has come into his life, lie fol
lows her to Paris. Iza meets his ad
vances.
Ritz. loval to Pierre, sets himself to
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'awjre of this. She knows that Ritz
Tothwr.r. his inten
"Watch your wife. She is false to
"Watch your
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mlahiihr
ed his wife. He confosses to her his
"niouuueu suspicious, imz, nuwuver,
. P?aitiyo confirmation of the
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truth. At length he ontains it and ten:;
Piene what he knows. With torriblr
rage in his heart, 1'ierre seeKs oat
Sergius. A duel is arranged. Sergiu i
is run through. He dies almost im
mediately, j
Iza -still the Vampire woman, re-1
. vivos the news unmoved, for Sergus
lias willed her his immense fortune.
She and her mother leave for America
ijom., a htoken man, works on, bat
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hat a. complete change is what. Pierre
:eeds to rctdnrc his genius, says, "Let
us :ill iro to America."
Pierre Hvoh with his friend and Irs
wife. Ritz, in a Rroadway cafe one
night meets "the most beautiful wo
man in New York." Rits falls under
the siien's spell. He neglects his
wife, i'ieire. the friend, tracks RU
and siinuises him with Iza. Husband
' and wife face each other across t'.c
years, i.n is sun liiMimuuu n ..
' e.rre and he determines to use her to
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save his trieiid.
"Visit Iza at midnight, and you will
find her in the arms of another man"
he tells Ritz.
Pierre then goes to Iza's apartment .
She flings Iter arms about his neck
and presses a warm, lingering kiss
on his lips. At this instant Ritz nj
terrible calm, Pierre picks Up tho te-
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"i nave jusi cuieu my wue, ue
says calmly "Send your men for me.
1 snail tie waning .
"I liavo saved you for your wife,"
Pierre adds to Ritz. "As for mo, my
heart died years ago."
See this wonderful story at tho
Grand Theater, Friday, January 7th
1910.
Payette is promised a $.r(),00() hotel.
Newport will have a radio station
it an early date.
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