splash. Pereplrtng. grunting vtdtem-
ently. his bark aching and all nrasciea
•trulDML he <>rogr«»«sed hi *hort stages
until the big stone lay at the base at
tlie caldron
H* rested a moment
ArieU Baptist Church
panting, then lifted the stone nod waa
Alice Nelson of 6803-47th avenue is re
9:46 a. m. Hlbls School.
bending his shoulders for the b«av«
covering frisn an attack of Consiiltis.
11 a. m. Freaehlrtg sarvics.
that would lift It over the rim when s
Gladys Weakley of 5082-59th street
7:90 p. m. Evening oerviceo.
sweet, taunting voice close behind him
8:16 u. m. B. Y. P. U. meeting.
H. £., is one of this week’s victims of
startled
him cruelly.
7 :46 Prayer meeting,
La Grippe.
"How do you do, little gentleman?"
Everybtxly welcome to any and all of
Penrod eqnawked. dropped the stone
Thelma Mollett is convalescing from
these services.
and sbooted. “Shut up, you dern fooi!”
an attack of 1st Grippe at tier home,
purely from Instinct even before his
5083 noth street.
about face made him aware who had
Mllldrd Avenue Presbyterian Church B. 0. Heath of l.aurelwood has been
eo spttefnlly addreeaed him.
suffering from an acute attack of Indi
It was Marjorie Jones. Always dain
10 a. in. Habitait« Hchool.
gestion,
11 a. tn. Morning worship,
ty, and prettily dr a ee rd . she waa in
7 p. m. Y. P H. C. E.
speckleai and etarchy white today, and
Win. Foster Willings of 4H34 fldtli
7:45 p. m. Evening worship.
a refreahlng picture she made, with
street
lisa
returned
from
a
short
busi
7 :80 p. in Thursday, midweek servine.
the new shorn and powerfully scented
ness stgy i*> Raymond, Wash.
8 p. in. Thnroday, choir practice.
Mltrhy Mltch clinging to her hand.
Rev. Wm. EL Amos, Pastor.
Mrs. Lillie Perry, 4924-flflth street is
They had stolen up behind the totter
able to resume her usual duties after an
and now «food laughing together In
SYNOPSIS.
attack of chills aud fever.
sweet merriment
Since the passing
St. Peter s Catholic Church
ranrod, tearing th« ordeal of playing of Penrod’s Rups Collins (<er1od he had
Walter Boon, student at Corvallis, is
tbs part of the Child Mr Uenoalot. seek* experienced some severe qualm» at the
Sunday*:
spending the Christinas vacation with forgstfalMas la th« oornpoeltlon of a dim*
H a. in. Low Maa*,
recollection of his last meeting with
liis parents. Dr. ami Mr*. Boon, of Kern novel.
to UM) a. In. High Maa«.
Marjorie and his Apache behavior—tn
Penrod'*
mi.ther
and
sister
drees
Mm
8:30 a. m. Bunday Hchool.
Park.
to hl* eoeium« for th* “Children'* Pag*ant troth, bis heart Instantly became as
12 M. Clioit rehearsal.
II. M. Davies returned Thursday of th* Hound Tabla" Penrod 1* aah*med wax at sight of her and he would have
Week day*: Maae at H a. m.
offered bsr fair speech. But alas, in
evening from a business trip to points to wear 1«
H* break* ap the whol* pageant or
on tlie Estacada line, including a side puttins on a pair of th* Janitors overall* Marjorie'* wonderful eyes there shone
a consctoosneso of new power« for his
over hl* aoatucna
trip to Hpringdale.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
undoing, and she denied him oppor
A vl*tt to a moving picture ebow give*
Mite Stella Wilson is spending the
10 a. tn. Saturday Habbath Hchool.
tunity!
him
an
Idea
and
be
loaf*
away
bl*
Um*
11 a. m. Saturday preaching.
holidays with tier parents al H. E. 65th
"Oh, oh!" she cried, mocking his
7:30 p m . Wedii«*«lay. Prayer meeting. street. Miss Wilson Is a freshman e* O. In school. dreaming dreams.
“What a way for a
The teacher reprovee him. He seek* to [«Ined outcry.
7:46 p. m. Bunday preaching.
dl* tract attention from himself by alleg little gentleman to talk! Little gentle
A. C.
ing loan of sleep toesus* of a drunken
men don’t aay wicked"—
The "Pollyanna (Sunshine) girls of unoia
“Msrjorler Penrod, enraged and dis
Th*
teacher
aympathi**«
with
Penrod'*
tlie
Laurel
wood
M.
E.
Sunday
School,
Kern Park Chrlstaln Church
mayed. felt himself stung beyond all
aunt becauae of bar wayward huaband.
ai«i«si by friend*, made up a nice little
Cornar 69lh St. and 46th Ave. B. E.
and It than devetope that Penrod bos been endurance. Insult from her was bitter
purs« with which they bought sr»m<- lying.
10 a. m. Bible Hchool.
er to endure than from any other
11 a m. and 7 :30 p tn. preaching ter- much-needed toys for tlie Methodist
Penrod, Sam Winiema and two colored "Don’t you call me that agalnr
vice.
Industrial Home at Third and Caruthers. bora Harman and Verman. ge* ep a Mg
“Why not. little gentleman?”
•bow to entertain th* town.
6:30 p. m. Christain Endeavor.
He stamped hta foot "Yon better
The Beaver Male Chorus gave an en
7:90p. m. Thnreday, mid-week prayer
Vermaa maka* a decided hit. but Rod
meeting.
tertain meut at tlie Lincoln Memorial erick Mageworth Bitts. J*.. says th* show • opr
I* a failure. Penrod ark* him if he to a
Marjorie eent Into hl* furtoos face
A cordial woloome to all.
M. E Church, 524 and Harrison streets, relation of Itona Mageworth. a murderer
Rev. G. K. Berry, Pastor.
her lovely, spiteful laughter.
Rodartck, seeking fame, says aha to hl*
Friday evening, Dec- 18.
The following
“Little gentleman, little gentleman.
eburuae* were sung: "I'm a Pilgrim" aunt Roderick's mother find* him pos
ing as a neph«w of th* murderer and Jttle gentlemanf ebe eald deliberately.
ami "Here Fl test Thou 7“ Mrs. Madge •Ceca the olreai*
“How's the little gentleman this after
St. Pauls Lplscopal Church
Penrod get* very musical and boy* an soon? Hello, little gentleman!"
Scott
Watkon,
violinist,
played
One block eouth of Woodmere station.
aooordton. with which be makes a great
Penrod, quite beald* himself, danced
Holy Communion the first Bunday of "Bouvrnir" (Drdla), and ’ B«'rceuae" hit with beautiful Marjorie Jones
eccentrically.
“Dry upT be bowled.
each mouth at 8 p. m.
No other *or- (Lyle Dunning ) Wilford Hollingworth
At the dog and pony show Penrod eats
vice* that day.
read “Old Ace." following that with eo many different vartoU«e of IndlgeatlUe “Dry up. dry up, dry up. dry up!"
Every other Bunday the regular ser "Milking Time," and ‘‘The Htnack in thine* that he to taken viol an Uy 111
Mltcby-Mltch shouted with delight
vices will be as usual.
tnd applied a finger to the side of the
Fred Fr<mt whistled ‘‘Rain-
Evening Prayer and sermon at 4 p. m. Hchool."
taldron—a Auger Immediately anateb-
B. drops." The oonccrt will be repealed
Sunday School meets at 3 p. m.
•d away and wiped upon a haudker-
Kec.
Boatwright, Hnpt , I.. Maffett, t
at the Millard Avenue Church in the
thtef by his fastidious sister.
Rev. O. W. Taylor, Reel :tor. near (uluru.
"’Ittle gellamun!”
said
M Itchy
Tlie Christmas entertainment of the
Mitch.
Laurelwood M E. Church was held
’’You better look ort!” Penrod whirl
Lents tvanoellidl Church
Thursday evening, Dee. 23.
Santa
ed upoo this small offender with grim
txi/i satisfaction. Here was st least soma-
Hermon by the Pastor, 11 a. m. and Claus was tliere to grwt tlie children
7 :16 p. m.
thing male that could without dishon
Huaday School 9 46 a. m., Albert with Christmas cheer. The large tree
or be held responsible. "You say that
was brightly decorate«!, and the Bunday
Fsnkhauscr, Superintendent.
CHAPTER XVIL
again aud I’U give you the worst”—
Y. P. A. 8:16 p. m. Eva Anderson, School treats were distributed from iL
"You will DOtr snapped Marjorie, to-
"Little
Geettemen."
President.
A Juvenile chorus sang the matchleee
Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p. m.
KANWHILB the brooding Pan rtantly vitriolic. "He^l »kJ Jo« **»**■
Christina* story.
Ollier contributions
A cordial Yi'.cotne U> all.
rod pursued hla homeward ever he wants to, and he’ll say It just
T. R Homachti«, Pastor. of tong aud story were entertaining as
Hay tt
way; do great dletauce, but as much as he wants to.
only little folks can make them.
The
long enough for several one again, Mltcby-Mltch!"
committee in charge was comikwed of
" Ittte gsUansonr said M Itchy-Mitch
dried conflicts with malign lneultera
Lents friend’s Church
Mrs. Wm. Mahan. Mr*. T. H. Bright,
promptly.
9:46 a.m. Bible School, Mrs. Maud and Mrs. J. Archie Hollingworth. The made of thin air. “You better not call
••Ow-yshtf" Penrod's tone production
me thatr he muttered, “ion Just try
Reach, Superintendent.
decorating was done under tlie auspice« It, and you'll get what other people was becoming affected by his mental
11:00 a m 1’resehing services.
of the Youug Ladies Class, ably di rot when thdy tried IL
"You say that again and
6:26 p. tn. Chiisttan Endeavor.
You better condition.
7:30 p. m. Preaching Services.
rected by .Miss Mary A. Bets, teacher. not ack fresh with me. Oh. you will, rir-
8:00 p. m.
Thursday,
mid-week
“Go on, MItchy Mitch," cried Marjo
will you?"
He delivered a vicious
prayer meeting.
kick full upoo the shins of an Iron rie. "He can’t do a thing. He don’t
A cordial welcome to ell these ser
little, darel Hay It come more. Mltcby-Mltch
The Hawlsy paper mill« at Oregon feucu poet, which suffered
vices.
John Riley, Pastor.
City plan a $MX\0U> addition, increasing .bough Penrod Instantly regretted bls —aay It a whole lotr
Mltchy-Mitch. wtth hta
udlacretloa “Oof!” be grunted, hop
the capacity 60 per cent and employing
Lents Baptist Church
Jmma
ing, and went on after bestowing a shining with coutkte^
1000 lianda.
ook of awful hostility upon the fence nity, compiled.
Lord’s Day, Dec., 2»).| Bible School
(Kiet “1 guess you'll know better next
0:46 a. m.
“ ‘lttJe gellamun!” he squeaked ma-
Morning worship, 11 a. m.
time,’* be «aid In parting to this an tevolently. ’• ’I tile gellamun! Tttle
Elmo Heights Sunday School. 2:30
tagonist “You Just let me catch you gellamun! Tttle gellamun!"
p. m.
H you no here again and I'll"—-
HU
The desperate Penrod bent over the
B Y P. IT., 6:30 t. m.
If
I
FAIL
to
CURE
m
CANCER
«
TUMOR
i
t-**t
roicd sank to inarticulate but ominous whitewashed rock, lifted It and then-
Evening worship. 7:30 p. m.
before It POISOMS tof |M « attKtoj t* BONI munmruing«, lie was tn a dangerous
A cordial welcome to the««« services.
outdoing Portboa. John Rldd and Ur
mood.
J. M. Neieott, Pastor. WitlMBt Haifa ar Paia
sue In one miraculoua burst of strength
Na PAT Uatil CURED
Scaring h<>rue, however, his bdllger
—heaved It into the air.
wait rut uiAtAsru
ent spirit was diverted tn happier In
No X Ray or other
Marjorie screamed.
fifth Church ot Christ
swindle. Ah Island
tercets by the discovery that some
But tt was too late. The big stone
Fifth Church of Christ. Scientist of plant make* thecure
workmen had left a caldron of tar in deecetMJed Into the precise tnldst of the
Portland, Ore.
Myrtle Park Hal),
the cross street close by his father's caldnai aud Penro«! got his mighty
Myrtle Park.
stable. He testetl It but found it in
Services Sunday 11 a. tn.
splash. It was far, far bey«>nd bls ex
edible; also as a substitute for profee
Sunday School 9:30 anti 11 a. m.
pectations.
•
WivlniHhlay evening testimonial meet
doiuil
chewing
gum
it
was
unsatisfac
„ 10,000 teatl-
Spontaneously there were grand and
ing 8 p. m.
tnoniaU. *r*i t* em
tory. being insufficiently boiled down
awful effects—volcanic Rpectaclee of
and too thin, though of a pleasant
nightmare and eruption. A black sheet
lukewarm
temperature.
But
it
had
an
Lents M l . Church
of eccentric shape roee out of the cal
Sunday School 9:46. a. m.
is
M.7JK!raiiaKii cxceas of one quality—It was sticky dron and dttocended upon the three
One woman in every 7 air« of cancer—CL8. rrtnirt It was the stickiest tar Penrod bad
Preaching 11 :00 a. m.
children, who had no time to evade IL
We refute many who wait too long & must die
Service* at Bennett Chapel at 3 p. m. Poor cured at half price if cancer la yet «mail ever used for any purposes whatsoever,
After It fell, Mltcby-Mltch. who stood
aud nothing upon which be wiped bls
Epworth League 6:30 p, m.
Dr. I Mrs. Dr. CHAMLEY
& CO.
nearest the caldron, was the thickest
Preachihg 7 :30 p. m.
• «*"»
flmttot C*«ew Sseclallat Hdn,' hands served to rid them of it neither
Prayer m«*eting Thursday evening at 4340 M36E Velsncla St, SsnFr»nclsco.‘Ca( his polka dotted shirtwaist nor Ms though there was enough for alL Bre’r
Rabbit would have fled from any of
7:90.
KINDLY MAIL THIS kSMIMHI CANCER
knickerbockers; neither the fence nor
them.
W. R. F. Browne, pas tor.
even Duke, who came unthinkingly
Residence 9506, 59th Ave., fl. E.
When Marjorie and Mltchy-Mitch got
wagging out to greet Mm and retired
their breath, they used It vocally, and
wiser
WAR UPON PAIN!
seldom have more penetrating sounds
N evert heirs« tar Is tar. Much can
Pain is a visitor to every home and
Issued from human throats. Coinci
Laurelwood M. I. Church
usually it come* quite unexpectedly. be done with ft no matter what Its dentally Marjorta. quite berserk, laid
condition. So Penrod lingered by the
9:45 a. m. Sunday school.
But
you are
prepared
for every
bands ujMjn the large«! stick wtthln
caldron, though from a nclgbltoring
11:00 a. tn. preaching.
emergency it you keep a small bottle of yard could l>e heard the voices of com reach and fell ui>oa I’enrod with blind
12:90 a. m. class meeting.
Sloan'* Liniment handy.
It is the rades, including that of Bam Williams. fury. He had the presence of mind to
6:90 p. m. Epworth league.
greatest pain killer ever discovered. Ol the ground about the caldron were flee, and they went round and round
the caldron, while Mltchy-Mltch feebly
7:90 p. m. preaching.
Simply laid on the akin—no rubbing re scattered chip« and sticks and bits of
endeavored to follow—his appearance.
The pastor is assiste«! by achorns choir
quired—it tlrivea the pain away.
It ia wood to the nnmlter of a groat multi
In thia pursuit, being pathetically like
and the Amphion Male Quartette.
tude Penrod mixed quantities of this
really wonderful.
that of a bug Ashed out of sn InkwelL
8:00 p. m. Thursday evening, prayer
refuse into the tar and Interested him
alive but discouraged.
Mervin A. Soister, Berkeley, Cal.,
service.
self tn seeing how much of It he coaid
Attract«*! t>y the riot. Samuel Wil
write«: “Last Saturday, after tramp
keep moving In alow swirls npon the
Dr. C. R. Carlo«, pastor.
liams made bis appearance, vaulting a
ing around the Panama Exposition with ebon surface.
fence and was immediately followed
wet feet, I came home with my neck so
Other surprises were arranged for by Maurice I-evy and Georgie Baaeett.
I applied the absent workmen. The caldron was
Try Walih when In need of any sort stiff that I couldn’t turn.
They stared Incredulously at the ex-
of auto repairing, or oil« or gas.
Sloan’s Liniment freely and went to almost full anil the surface of the tar
traordlnary spectacle l>efore them.
bed. To my surprise, next morning the near the rim. Penrod endeavored to
"Little gen-tll-mun!" shrieked Mar
atiffne«« had almost disappeared, four ascertain how many pebbles and brick
jorie. with a wild stroke that landed
bats dropjted in wonld cause an over
hortra after the second application I
full upon Penrod's tarry cap.
flow.
Laboring heartily to thia end.
an good ax new."
"Ooocbr bleated Penrod.
Diseases of Women and
"It’s Penrod!" shouted Sam W tills ma,
March, 1916.
At Druggists. 25c. he bad almost accomplish«*! It when
Children A Specialty
"be received the suggestion for an ex recognising him by the voice. For an
periment ou a much larger scale. Em
Instant he had tieen tn some doubt
Pacific Tabor 3214
I-oral 2011
State of Ohio. City of Totedo. I
bedded at the corner of a grass plot
“Penrod Schofield!" exclaimed Geor
Lues* County,
1 ”•
«cross the street was a whitewashed gie Baaeett “What does this mean?”
Frank J. Cheney make* oath that h< 1
■«nlor partner of th* Arm of F. 3. Che* o>
stone the «Ise of a small watermelon That was Georgia's style, and had
LODGE DIRECTORY
A Co., doing bualneas In the City of T. U"
and serving no purpose whatever save helped to win him his tit)«.
ledo. County «nd State aforesaid, ami
Magnolia
Camp
No.
4028, Royal that said flrm will pay the sum of ONE. the questionable on« of decoration. It
Marjorie leaned, panting upon her
Neighbor*, meets
regular
Second Hl'NDRBD DOLLARS for each and e«
win easily pried up with a stick, stick. "I cu-called—uh—him—ohr sbe
case of Catarrh that cannot be . i
anti Fourth
Wednesdays of each ery
by the use of HA^L'II^ATA RRJ1,CT t K E.
tliough getting it to the caldron tested Sobbed—"I called him a lul-llttl«—ob—
month st I. O. O. F. Hal), Second
the full strength of the ardent laborer. gentleman! And ob— lul-look!—oh, lnl
Sworn
to
before,
mo
and
*ub*<
Nb<->l
In
Wednesdays social meeting. Neighbors
Instructed tn perform such s task, he look at my du-dreee! Lal-look at Mum-
,Me *,h <,"Y n1 Drormber.
bring your families and friend*. my
would have sincerely maintained Its Itchy—ob— Mttcb-oh r
Fourth
Wednesday, business.
All
(■eal)’
A. W. OT. KARON.
Notary Public.
Neighbors requested to come. By
impossibility, bat now, as It was unhid
Unexpectedly she emote again—with
Hall’s Catarrh Cure 1* taken internally
order of the Camp
den and promised rather destructive rraults—«nd then, eetslng the Indistin
•nd act* directly upon the blood and mu-
eoua surface* of th* syatem
Send for
results. be set about it with uncon
guishable hand of Mltcby-Mltch. she
"’/’•rT^NlfT A CO . Toledo, O.
qwerabie energy, feeling certain that ran walling homeward down the street
by all Drugglat*. 7Rc.
he wyoid .be rewarded with a mighty
" TJttle geutlemanF." said George
At Thé CwcteFl
I
p.
PENROD
By BOOTH
TARKINGTON
Baseett wRh come evidences of dfc-
turtMd complacency.
"Why. that’s
what they call mer
“Yes. aud you are one. tooV shouted
th* maddenet Penrod. “But you bet
ter not let anybody call me that! Tra
stood enough around her* for one «lay.
end you can’t run over me. Georgia
Baaaett Just you |>ut that tn your gis-
sard and amok« It!"
“Anybody ha« a perfect right" said
Gaorgle, with dignity, "to call ■ par
son a little gentleman. There's lots of
Baine* uolx>dy ought to calL but this
one’s a nice"-
"You better look out!”
Unavenged bruises were distributed
sll over 1‘eurod. both upon his body
and upon Ida spirit Driven by subtle
forces he had «llpjied hl* bands to
catastrophe and dl*e«ter
It was not
for s Georgia Baaeett to beanl him.
Penrod wn* about to run amuck
"I haven’t called you a little gentle
man, yet" «ahí Georjrle. "I only said
It Anytxxly's got a right to say tt"
“Not around me!
You Just try It
again and’’-
"I shall *ay it," returned Georgia.
"all I please
Anybody In this town
has a right to aay 'Uttle gentleman'
Bellowing insanely. Penrod plunged
bls right band Into the caldron, rushed
upoo Georgia and made awful work
of Ida hair and fe-itures.
Alaa, tt was but the beginning: Bam
Williams and Maurice Levy «-reamed
Dally Haus
Mail* at the Lente poatofltee arrive
and depart daily, except Bunday, as fol
low*:
zv
A rrive
Depart
149 A.M.
7:15 A.M.
12:50P.M.
12:30P.M.
8 80 P.M.
6:80 P.M.
O. A. C.
FARMERS' ANO HOME-MAKERS' WEEK
sad RURAL UFE CONFERENCES
January g te 8,
MWI taferWKtiMi, Frakcticaai Help for U m BlU
the Patra, the Coanmunltjr.
Convention» of Oregon ’• Greeteet Indvutrlm
Conferences on Oregon’• Moet Vite! Problem«
UCTUAK»- DEMOMMTKATTOXB—
BXHfBrriONH K.N TltftTAlNMWXT»
Two thoenaaid people
feat yr er. It to a
great place to mak<* (Wird* wb Urr
thinker* and live tbu gal* ^<zod
worker*, aad
work,
WINTER SHORT COURSE
January io to February g, 1916
1
Cnnn ta FlcUtr KAMINr.. FABM CBOFS,
SOILS. STOCK SAi->ro. PA1KY WOKK.
POL'LTSY 14AISIM-. • .« «OK.NINO, COOK
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WtntSTNG BUarNKH^ MKTHOtiH. SOAP
BUILDING FARM EN< .IN EHKJNG. B COAL
OKGANizA nont. v*tirri <c
.
'
with delight and. simultaneously tn
fected, danced about th* struggling
pair, shouting franUcally:
"Uttle gentleman! Little gentleman!
Bick him. Georgia!
Bick him. little
gentleman! Little gentleman! Uttle ,
gentleman!”
The infuriated outlaw turned upoo ,
them with blows and more tar. which
gave Georgle Bassett his opportunity
and later aerioccly Impaired the purity
of his tame. Feeling himself hoprlsss
ly tarred, be dipped both hands repeat
edly into the caldron and applied bl*
gatherings to Penrod. It was bringing
coals to Newcastle, but It helped to
assuage the Jost wrath of Georgia. _
(TO BE CONTINUED)
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will mother, father, sister
or brother.
Low Holiday Fares
Are available for the hol
idays. On sale between
all Southern Pacific sta
tions in Oregon, Dec. 17.
18, 22, 23, 24,¡25, 31, and
Jan. 1. Return limit, Jan.
4. From Oregon to Cali
fornia points on sale Dec.
23, 24, 25, 30, 31, Jan. 1.
Return limit, Jan. 3rd.
Ask the local afent for (ares, train service and
other inftnomution, or wite
Southern Pacific
John M. Scott, General Pawanger Agent. Portland, Orem