La Grande evening observer., October 27, 1925, Image 6

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
r,,,,,v. October 27, 1!)2T.
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ciiAiT.;it "xxii
Pierce i'hlllip- possessed the
overage youiiK Ann-tit tin's capac
ities for bocmI or evil. . ll:il he
fallen uinoiui healthy surroundings
his arrival at n.uvson, In all
probability lie would have expe
rienced u healthy growth, lint,
blown liy tli winds of chance, lie
look root where ho dropped In
Hit; low grounds. Plnct lit pos
sessed tin- youthful power of iilrk
anil vigorous adaptation, he a.H
ii iii-ft a color to mntrh his envi
ronment. t)f iiccoadiy this altera
tion wiih gradual; nevertheless. It
huh real; without knowing It, he
sill fen d a steady I'et'riorat Ion 01"
.moral fiber anl a progressive
change In hl'-uu. .
1 1 if new life was easy; hours at
flit; Jtiulto were short ami tin: inly
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Lloyd Productions inc.
class which subsisted without toll thrown down. What caused lilm to
aiifl Tor whom a freer code of mor- siLrc won the fact that no foot
als cxl.-t' il. Thorc outsiders were prints were discernible nothing
stupid, hard-work lug; they were excel t tiuecr, wsveriiiK parallel
somehew Inferior. Hi' and his stivuks that led downward from
kind were oT u higher, mode ad- thi sncwy turmoil to the level
vanecd ordi'r of Intelligence; more- ' ground be lew. They resembled the
over, t !- tt'i-i'i; bound together by tracks
tin t (u of u common purpose and aied.
understanding "'id therefore en-1
joyed i rlvllcgcs denied their less
efficient brethren.
If Jackals wcri' able to reason,
of Hon ic oddly fashioned
1'lerre hull ml, and with bent
head wan studying 'he phenomi
neii, when -Iom above him ho
heard I be ri sh of u swiftly up.
louhtlo-s they would Justify their pruachlnff body; he looked up Just
li-xiHleiuo and prove their superlor-
Ity to lite common herd by some,
sin h fatuous argument
I'lerre's complacency received tin
first Jolt when he discovered Ihut.
he had loat ciLsie In the. eyes or the.
betler sort of people people tuich
aH h' hud been accustomed lo asHo
wiih high. Jn.miuuch u h the plaeejeiate with nMiorne. 'I'lilfi discovery
wan n playground wh
were roiKolin, there was a wholly
iirliriclal atmosphere u( Kah'iy ailil
imi.rovIdf i.CH about II. Win n pat
rons vrou at lli KiUnhllliK-Kiinii:!.
tln-y pronijtly !iuanrien .1 their
winniriKH at the bar anil in the the.
liter; when they lo-t, I hey eheer
rully iKdored their iil-rorliine.
Kven tiie Kaiiibh tH . tIieiilH;dveH
hhared t hla ret kh s.s,h'H.i, tMj prod
iKiility; they mudo. much money;
neventheh-H.1, tliey wero " llHiially
broke. Mo:it nl tlieni drank liite
aH Treely uh did tlin custonierH.
This wan hot a temperance coun
try. AUhoiiKh alcohol ,waa Hot
came uh t he remill or a chancp
meelliijc wiih a Htninxer, and, Imt
tor )1, lie probaldy would liave re
mained unaware of the truth, for
It in n wly made friend htid treated
hbn witli coiMcia!fnu and noth
iujr had oec ui-red to diMiirii hia
eiiitipluci'fiey. He had aciiuired a
KpeauhiK i cm ne I n ta nee wll h many
or Uic best clllzeim, Including
Mounted i'oilen and tven the
hlrJicr I mm l ii Inn orrielalH, all or
whom came to t lie Hia) to. Th'
ineti proftHaed a Henuiiie liking for
hint and, ln:u.iiiueh uh hia time
wriH pretty full t-nd there was
plenty of nmiiMctni nt elo.'ie al hand
It wiih uoni- ihe "n ',nd n'vpr Hlopprd to Ditnk that
,tiie hide or Dawson life which he
li waa ."-rtw wuh mvrely tJie under oide--I'icrct)
.Htat u real HneinrcVininiitilty wan
considered a food
1cmh reKarded iu a prime essential
oi comrort aim wati-heitiff.
Inevitable, therefore, tnat
1'himpH, a youth in IiIh in-owhiir .' forinliir, with real homes un lln
ae, Bhoiild adopl a good deal the back hireeiw, where already women
Hufne hnbiLn, aa well afl the name of ""Iter nori were living.
plrlt ami otitiook. aa the peoplo J Alter numeroua half-hearted at.
with whom he came In dally con- t("i'Pln. he aroBi om day about
lad. noon; then, bavin eaten a ta.ste-
Vlco la erroneously oonKidwrcd ' i, H hrcuk fant aixl HtreiiKthened
hideous; it is hij)p(.Bed to liave a ,,lM l"iU;uid deiermlnation by a
vIkiik" ao repulmve lhat the aimp-!s,,rf kIuhh of "hootch," he ulrolled
lest atraiiK'-r will nhudder at kIkIiL ouI f" 'own. taklnw the first ran
of It and turn or hia own accord I'1"11 Hint oTlered ItHelf, it
to morn attractive Virtue. Ir that WIIH 11 wod trail. leadinH: nowhere
wre only true! More often than'111 ! rt Ictiln r, a fact which preele
Jiot II in the former that weai'H u'l.v, united his reseniful mood. H
Rinlle and mnBuueradeH in nirn-e-, l,lo'' moved slUKIfi-fhly, he wa
cold waa bit-
decided that
nble rornis while the lalter repels, Hl,t"t "f limit h, the
Thla la true of the enmniev nr.. nf!lt. Hefor lonir hi
Um cily, where a man haa land)- iwalklti: wan n ji-ofitlitis nti atulti.
markH and Kuldc.-posts of conduct ! r in "'l'"PH". n pnsiime for
to go by, and It ia equally true Qf !WIt" nd HolllaircpJayerH; never
the IfSH couipllcjited lite of thu far I continued In Ihe liopc
irohtler where lie must bln.e ilMlof ,,,,''lvlii(r Home benefit, however
own trail. Alon with the tren;th jbnllnu'l or ivmote.
and vitor and independence de-1 Jl wn " Mli" aflernoon. A dll
rlved from the wreat outdoors, I v,'r" '"'iKhtneHn beyond the iiioun
t hero come; alao a freedom of In- ,",n ,',,'M,H f"r to the aoudtward
dlvlduhl oondtH t, an Impntluiicc utr1"'''1 when thn low winter nun
Irksome 1 re.-ifcralnts, lhat ireijiieiiiiy i1"1' Mvi'epinjf pa.st on m nature.
orfsetH any benefits that aceruu ! r,H' Mltv ' iHii' Jinrth wiu emnty,
Ifrom uei, uinir-jKacnt. ; cotHUlf Mat lrtdWiFno Vfnd
rfo It waa In I'irrrca case. Ho ! rir ""1' time, an.) now Ihi'i rim
reallKed, Hubconscstouaiy, that . Bed beneath burdeiiH of white;
was chaiuvliiK, h.-d changed; on thc,'v' n llu' 1,11 n' ,,1"'ti branches car
whole, he w.ih Ktad of It. It filled evenly balanced Inch-deep
hlm wllh caniemptmui ainuKe. j m-,,r! r miow. Underfoot, ihe
mint, for insiaiici', to look back ' "lirI ll wa.s smnl hered In a feathery
upon hi old puritanical Ideas, j "hro"d as HkM, as clean uh the
'I hey seemed new very narrow. ' ,mi '' Mt swan's-down, and into It
very Immature, verv impiaetical I ' l,,r' V H "i 'iislhs sank to the
and he was gratified at hl.s broader
In time to bt-hold an aiipurlLlon
litti rly iin;- peeled, utterly as
, toiiiniinr. SwoopHiK directly down
1 uj.un him with incredible velocity
was what seemed at first glance to
be a bird-woim.n, a valkyr out of
the pa pre of . Norse mytholoKV.
'. VViliK.e. s she w.-.s. yet nm cajne
like the wind, and til thu very in
slant Tierce raised his, eye phe
look Uie air almost oyer his head
, iiiile au di' ho had startled her
lulu an u ward fllhhf. t'pon Jier
ieel wiw a pait' of Ioiik. NorweKiau
skeiH, and iipon theii.t she had
.scudded down Ihe moiiit.iinsiihr;
whe,-e Ihe bank dropped away Hhe
.had leaped, and now like a nieioo-r
m, ,ue soareij inio spaci!., 'i his amaz-
ing (nature was clad n a lilue-
and .while lobUKiin huit, ' abort
jkirt. swejitcr J.icKet and knitted
cap. Ah she hwnx outlined aKain.t
tin; wintry xky I'li-rce caiiKht a
ttiuii-shti nlhnpce of a i ul r. flushed
.ouihrul iace kei in a ludicrous
expie.-iKion of open -mouthed dis
ina at aiKl.l oi hjm. lie heard,
loo, a lilnh-pll( h d rrys hall of
wauiinj;. balf of lriKht; 'the next
iii.-dr.nt there was u mlKhty ui
heaval of snow, an explosion of
leathery white, uh the human pro
jectile landed, then u blur of blno-aiid-whiiu
strlpcM as It went rolling
tiown the decilvlly.
"tiood Lord!" IMerco cried,
aghast; then he Hpod alter the ap
parition. Only loi' the evidence of
that undiKMilcd tumble, he would
have doubted the reality of -Ih.a
lljltitf Venus t;nd' considered lier
Mime creature of his Imagination.
There she luy, however, a thing of
rtenh and blood, bruised, broiteu,
helpless; apprehensively hi! pic
tuicd hiintUfif, suiggeriug . back to
town with her ta bis anna.
Hp halted, ppt-chliMs. when the
girl Mil lip, .shook the snow out ot
her hair, gingerly iclt om elbow,,
then Ihe other, and finally burst
into a peai ot ringing laughter,
i ne face tsiie lilted to his, now thai
it woie u normal e.ptetsion. was
wholly charming; it was, in ract, '
about the .ircshcBt, the clcancat I
training, doesn't It,? It'. wonder
1 didn't break u bkee.'.
J'.erec glanced aupidieiutlvely at
the bluff over)ieal. llailli't e
better luove out of the w. :" he
ii)iUli'd. "I I liir royul luimly
I'liiiiia (iropplng lu, we'n be ironed
out like a couple of huiplKi rchlciu.
1 don't want lo We; flic divine
right of lite king, or his hit,
either." ,
' "Ther ln't any king nor "any
royal lamlly: . J'm, just ihe Quevu
ui i'retend."
You're, set; .Jumping, alone? Js
lhat what you nieuu?" .
'J he girl nodded. ,
"lun't that w dangerous way lo
unrhmL jjnrelf '.' I Hiduglit ski-e.
wire tricky.", 1 ' ' .
j "Ifave you ever ridden ihem?"
the, girl inquired, iiilcltjy. , 1
"Never." i . '
"You don't know what fun Is.
Here ' The speaker &toopeo and
detached her fee.t irom (he htraps.
'Just have a go ul H." Tirrce pio
leaied, but she, inttisiud. in u liusl-tiei-like
way, V'l liey'iy long ones
too long or me, 'l'he'.i ji.si
Kiiil you." "
"Itenlly, I don't carrt to "
-"Oh yes, you do. I' on must."
" uu'd be horry." T.mve warned
her. "When uiy I't'v glance off
jiid leave nie wticlung up in ;he
iiow to starve; you'u Kay! 1
tan think of a iui of things l w.int
to do. boi I dou'i Kei-oi to find
.kee-Juiupmg on the hsi;"
"Yon needn't jump right away."
Oetermlnaliuu wa In- Ihe girl'ji
lone; th re wuh a dancing light of
malice in her ee.i. "You can prac
tise a l.il. - Uememlier, you laugai;d
al bp ."
"Noihlng or the sort. I wis
amazed, not amused... 1 thought
I'd flushed - a very inaf.nii a-eal J
pheasant - w.lh blue-aiul-w iiiu;
taripes. and I wasnrrai.iyt way. go-
lug to f!y away beiorr I got a good
.ook at it. Now, then " He j
slowly fmbdied buckling ihe run- I
net'H to his feet and looked up in- J
terrogatlvidy. "What aie joii!'. .la
jeaiy'a orders ?'.'
' Walk around. 1 Slide down tin !
hill."
-What on?"
The girl smothered a laugh an;l
waved 'him away. Khevlooued on ;
while he et off with more or leas
cauiinn. When he managed to
maintain, an upright position jlc
spite t he antics of his skeeu her
face expressed genuine disappoint
ment, ... , .
"It's not so hard an I thought tt
would be." he soon announced, tri
umphantly. "A little awkward at
first, but " he, cast an eye up at
the bank. "You never know wiiat
yon can do until you try."
"You've been akeelng before,"
hhe accused him, reproachfully!
"Never."
"Then yoi pick H up wonder
fully. Try a Jump."
Her mocking invitation spurred
hlm to make the effort, so he re
moved (he Hkecs and waded a short
distance up Ihe hill. When he had
secured his feet in position for a!
second time he called down: !
"I'm going-to let go and trust to'
rovldeiue. Look out."
"The MiniH lo you," she cried. 1
men cm
Train Crash, Brings. Death to Threo
trap-
i'V-
fir
,5. -k .tk & I
i 3 last .-.vrallon.-r. l-aul 8eU-T
1 ; tin.
r. vi'iir.. nr.B ni'm mi",
,n r. on!y II"'''1' '
. ,th 1,,-iially
i.lM.lisli, il.
tutluna. ua 111-
liicil virtually
1
Three pf-rsonn In the engine cnb were crushed to death when this locomotive. dmv.ir.R u fast Wheelir-l-ittftbucjf
troJn., left the rails Just outride Whelinu, Went Vit uinia. ond overt urnd. iv courhrB piled up
in the wveekafa'e, Injuring mere than u htoix. In the Lavkiound is.tliw Ohio liver.
IIHOADCAST riUKT 1IANI OI'
iiui;k;i: i : i; oi- o-ioi;t:.t :
I hut, more Imtortanr, t)iy could
; see Cteir cue which were cari'fully
'tilled on the film at frequent In-
CINC'INNATI (Al')-The first ' tei vats. The gms partition pre
und of bridge will be put on Ihe vi-nled the nol.se of the projccling
air Jiy station WHAI, hen of a p. machine from carrying over the
'October 27. supervised by e- microphone. .
perts In the game. I Maya ar..l bids-- (n s,n(r(lJi nr each of the
Will be cNpJalned ao that Hslenera turltti ni powerrul r. celving sets to
-will be nble to sit through the-en
tire game.
l-'ollowiug Is tin Fchedule and
time for broadcast i ng:
WKAI, every Tin sduy. 0-9:0 p.1
in. Central limi). Marling Octo
ber 27. t . '
wkap wi-:i:t. wki. wnii. 1
WWJ. woe. wcco, alternate;
Tmsdays, l-10:i;o pi r.i. ( Kastern
lime), .siarting Oc"lole( 7.
WHIi, KI'K'. VK.A. WMr,
WliOH, allernale Tuey!ayi, y-0:::o
p. m. (CVutral time). Btarting No
vember 3, ' .
KI-'OA. every Friday. fi:3(i-i p.
m. ( Pacific, time), siarting Octo
ber 27.
Kt:V, ev-ry Tuesday. 8:2fl-8:4fi
p. m. (Pacific time), starting Or
lober 27.
KIIJ, every Tuesday, 3:3(1-4 p.
m. l'acii'ic time), starling Octo
ber 27.
W i Y. e very 8 1 1 u rd ay, 9-9:30
( Kaslern time), starting October
31.
wliieh loud speakers were connect
ed were Met it p.
, Hlmullaueouj-.lv in eaeJi of. the
(heater projection rooms the rpc
riul oHrator endeavond to crank
hia machine, from which the usual
electrical cranking devices were
disconnected. In exact rhythm with
a metronome .(hut was ticking in
uni.soil With one at the bro.nii,a:;t
ing station. -
f LiectriC
A SMALL IIEATEll
With Much Heat;
Tin' 'i'!i'lni;lioui' "Co:".y
(iluw- ci.'ilil,'. Ii.utt-r - will
dike tin' :lilll oul of the;
I'rusly morn njjs. .Iut' ul
tucll lo yjur lump HorUot
X,.f cni'ii'iil conn iiniilio't I1
Hiiiull anl till' initial oust la
"li. '& S. KLK TRIC
Siiniini'r HolH lliillilttiff.
MMI AtTOIIK SI'I'.AK
I'AHTS BY IIAI1IO AS
I'li-ri iao IS III'N OFF
VlHlon. Thi' itiiint HlKiitl'U'unt alti.r.
ntlon, Iiiiwcvi.t, i-nllvi'ly iwapi'il
III" nnllff. Tluil allmallun va oil,,
of nut look ralliir than of Inlook.
llll by lill In, hail coini' li ri'itaiil
llm Ki'iirral itowiI thn miIiicib,
liicrcliantK, ti)vnii,i'o)ili uh out.
dlili'iH. iml liliu.-i ir an an IiimIi!t
oni' of I hi, win,., rli'vor, i a(ii'-li,viii)
P. E 1D?
bi' n to ,vnf.
is fi r n 5 ? r el lw'."''.". 'nv,'H:
,'CrHi.!'l
I:
fV:.'..
pa
anlili i.. II,, walki'il n NlH ntly a it
Kliunl. Throuk'lt Ihla iiui'rf. Iirnilh.
li'lH liuall the koiiuiIx of liii),illlK',
or illMtanl volci., Uf un oii'iihIiiiiiiI
iIuk hnikliiK rnllowiil hlm uh )u
jwiiil (lii pir Into thi' wooil.i.
ritnt! wiih when liii'ii lj lo ho out
In Iho fori'Ht on mu h a day wouM
liavo plcaai'ii hlm. 1 . 1 1 1 jion,. onllr,'.
ly. 1 1, . ,-. . I'limi' now an Irrllatlon at
Hi" pliy.slmi illHi'iiml'iiit it iMiialli'il.
II,' hoi, n hririin to prrHpIro fr,','ly.
IllO fri l ly; IK'VITlll, IrKH, Hu ll' wuh
no Klow to IliH hoily; Iir roiltil
ihlnk only of i',iy-i'hulri uinl
llo wnniliTi-il what
aiii'ii nun. iNouiliiK colli,) li, more
ahliorri'iil lliati this. In' I, ,1,1 him-;
If. Ili allh wan a valuable Ihlnit,
no ilu ul, l, 1111,1 , hkt I thai no
prlri' w.i.t too lilxli lo pay lor
no prlri'. pi i haps. i.M', pt ,u, 11,,.'
lnl,T,'t!na i'Xiti'Ih,, of IIiIh ami.
II" wuh upon ihi point or turnlUK
liai k w In n lh" Hall mi, I, I, illy lirokn
oul 111,0 11 iitilurul rh'iiriuK anil lio
aw HolliilhlllK' whlrll (Mliilli'inr,'.!
., , ,,.. ,, uli,i,.t I '.You're wonilerful, but
.!'. iM . "I r iou,...,i , anything, ,-an t th.-y?"
." ' ", ,.,' ' I There wiih nothing : graceful. I
I. lory I.e. he Hlainniere.l. ' I nol hlnK of 1 he fr. e abaialon.of t he '
l',"',., U" ,v,v ,Col,'l,1,'1','y praetiee,! Uee-runner In' l'lerce'8
Hpolli',1. lutllluili ; he erouehcl apelike, with 1
1 111 badly twlsle.l," the Kl ! I iiiuselea art lo maintain an
........... . . .,,,, , , k,.h 1 in ,..iniiiiiuin. uinl Ibis much he huc-
ceclell In OolllK unlll hu reaclieil
Hut jtnuplnu-olf place. t that
I.Ofl AiVgkI.KS (AP)- Allill
enceM In u group of thenters may
Hoc.n watch u Iouk film story anil
hear the nclorn apeak appropriate
lines as the result of a radio ex
periment ilemoiiHI rated in . 14
house here und In nearby cities.
Actors in the experiment feath
ered at the reception room of a
local radio brouileasiiu htulion.
In un adjoining room aepurated
from them by a kI.ihs partition xvaa
a projecting machine with a copy
or Ihe film Hhown at Ihe theaters.
The machine Bitot its rays through
Ihe gla.iH partition onto a screen
tacked on the wall of the room In
which the playerH stood. The-. Mo
tors us they spoke their lines over
n radio microphone could see Ihe
plliv unfolded- before Ibelr eyes
I
I litist l-:iM'iiiioiter for I)eiuiKi;k !
I V 'riivt.-v 1 1 1 r t.-M lien-'
': ' "jira " " if ait
You're just about 2 minutes away from break
fast when you reach for a package of New
Style H-O Quick Cooking Oats. .
The new cereal with the wonderful " baked
in" flavor. . ,Toastcd oat flakes that cook
into granular oatmeal. Smooth firm in
texture never sticky or pasty.
Anil-he jlthful I ' A .wealth of energy-building carbohy
drates, tissue-building proteins and vitalizing minerals-are
in every dish. -
; That "all-night cooked" flaror in only two minutes
TOR MORB THAN
tOYBARS MAK1RI . -IF
qUAUTY PR3DUCTC
all here, flh! whui a hunm!".
''loti scared inc. I neer dream-
-,i i ti i.i it i near a I h.llir . until : ....ti , ......,, i.i..u i...
Well, 1 looaed iii and mere yoiilhuil 'micecswrul'v del ieii. ; wreaked
W, re. l lll' HKJ WUH fllll or SOU..! ,..,,..,. lie. ,, 1,1,,,' II nl.-
The Testimony of Others'
IN my new book which mav he !
nau Mti'.ii ypon request, on ""' ntion.
PILES and olhcr lieclal and Colon tils-1 T" ""' "r I"1"1 rose a
oi der, 1 have iioroduccd nearly 100 "'' P bank, and In youd that the
letters front among those received from I 'I'liiK mounlalnsiile. In the
my thouunds of patients. Thnc tell you 'sheiier i,r l ne batik ihe snow had
nonklyol their yearn of suflerlnx of thcil drill",l deep, hut, odilly euiiiiKh. Uh
trylnjl home rcmedlcft and even opeta- , i I : i.-i . I .'uirlaee was ehiirned up. uh
tlonl.und, finally, of their complete curt
by myKON-SUKCICAl.mtlhod. Thc
lit lrm men ,nj wnmcn a
et .Ullun. nwny nt wlioin
ma. kiww. Y.hi will l.Afn b,
l.a,lliiK till. llo,k wliy I an el..
Ukl'ITKN UIIAKANTKK II
t cure rwi I'llc tn ii-'.ui nmif (c
rim
LnAb
if t i urn an explosion or some ich.
itiei-aie coiifllei that had I i lately
rn lOHse.i up ami
WaK' tl. It had iie
. i inouui i u lost jny. mind, reached forth and made hlm Uh
.'!, WmU ,lUi,,' Hl"',, 'uu'r' "II ; vlndlctivu loy. He pawed, he
rlK 11 ' ' fout?lit. he appeared to bo climbing
"Oh. I'll bo black and blue' en invisible rope. With a mlshty
aKan. but I'm used lo that. That's Hon he landed fhit on his hack.
lae funniest one ive liad, the very ut terluif a loud and dismayed Krunt
as hU breath left hlm. When he
Hiiinie.st. Why. don't von muirh?
"I'm too rallied, I suppose. J'ni
not accustomed to Hying kIHh.
never had litem rain down on me
oul of the heavens." ...
The Kill's lace un w -sober.
"Vou're entirely to blame' Mie
cried, aiiKilly. "I was KlinK It
beautilully unlll you showed up.
Villi Iiitinieil t-livi.i n,,i -
kiooiki. wiai urn you tloliiR in at ull. I was arrald of a sprained
Hie gucen'M I'ark. anyhow ? You've J ankle, so 1 hit on my head. Wo
..u iMi-diii MH in uie royal fmurtH." meet on common Kiound. as It
i iimmi i mean io ireisa."
f'l think i ll call the Kilards."
"fall ihe court physician and
make surf' '
"IMiaw! I'm not hurt." Inor
iiiK hi.i i .tende,i hand, she mtuiii
bled to her feet and brushed her
seir uKalll. Kvldently t he iiieenly
miKer was short-lived, for she was
bramlng uKiitn, aiul in a. tone that
was boyiKhly intlin.lle " she ex
plalneii: "I'd made three dandy jumps
arid was koIuh; higher each time,
hut the Nitfhi of you upset me.
Think of beinjr upset by a perfectly
airaii'ie man. Hliows lack of social
had ilurr himself mil he found that
the n'rl, too, was breathless. She
was .reeking In silent ecstasy, Hhe
hUKKcd herself gleefully, and then
were tent's In her eyes.
''I'm so sorry!" she exclaimed
In a thin, small voice. "iid yon
trip over something?"
The young man grinned. "Not
(To be Continued.)
Ham Hone Club after Quarters
I.ONION ( Al). Members of
the Ham Hone club, a l.ondnu
resort of artists ami writers. nr
in search of a home where th.-j,
can in peace ami unlet pursm
t heir avocations. They plan 'o
have their own vlllago In the
south of l-Vanee.
Rentlle mnn w ho was arrested for
raisin checks was sent up himself
for five years.
The Last Game Ends for "Big Six"
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"UP TOP"
Upon the hill-top your vision grows. For miles
and miles you see the work of man and nature.
Down in the valley your view is limited by the hills,
by your neighbor's home by. the store 'across the
way.
This newspaper properly used will guide you
to the hill-top.. Read it and your vision is enlarged.v
You get a bird's-eye view of world events. You -glimpse
all the doings of the day.
Fail' to use it, and your view is limited to the
things around home. You remain in ignorance, not
only of events here and abroad, but of much that
concerns you even more vitally news of the very
things that have to do with your personal, every
day life.
Someone might be selling a new, better and
more economical food; or a utensil that would add
immeasurably to your comfort and well-being; or
some better material for shoes or clothing but .
you would never know, because of your restricted
view.
You may read every line of the news, but if you
overlook the. advertising, you are still living in the
valley. You remain uninformed about many things
you ought to know in order to live a happy, useful,
profitable life in this ago-of progress.
Read the advertisements and know everything
that goes on in the market-place.
tdvcrtisements bring the wares of the world
to your doorstep for your inspection.
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