The Port Orford tribune., May 19, 1915, Image 1

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O F F IC IA L D IR E C T O R Y .
ay
I tightening at
heartstrings, and s
ruMh of tenderness swept over me.
“
Lonely.
old
g
l
r
i
r I aekad softly.
0 . IL Bnxatura— D r . H a ir y L an e, nr
“Oh. so loaaly. rreddy—no lonely—
Poatland and Ge«. E C h am berlain o f
zae can't Know," and she drew my
S a le m .
hand up to her tarn and leaned ha*
Congressm an, F ir s t D k te ic t— W illU
Ups upon I t
and tel If stand te,
,r
'
. . i P° ° r hBart-“ 1 «»Id. and I bent and
0 . H a w le y, of tteiem.
laid a gentle kiss on her forehead. She
O v « e a o r—O sw ald W e s t, Salem .
turned her pale, luminous face up tc
candi.
Secretary o f Slate -B e n . W. O lou lt Sa
e.^as UUIU rta
me, wistfully, like a ehlld, and I
lem.
T i e t a lc m „on th a t y*a*.ar«'ec
kissed her warm, red mouth. Than my
You did cry to hoid b«iw««a
I To-a Unan
b
tato T .a a s a re r— Thoa. B . K g y , o f Ba
heart began thumping like a hydraulic
t o w w s . Hands. D ear you u
• v*‘¡tatte of kld-
lam.
tain and ray bauds trembled siraago-
A b a d rta iu the bight ar.d ail.
y J -U n
trouble; loo
ly. 1 tried to steady them. She would
S u p t P u b lic In s tru c tio n — L. A . Aid
J
frequent deaire te
You'll recall, dear, h o * you la'
be
so
angry
if
she
thought
that
I
a rm a n , Salem.
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p«ss
It or pain tn
In har arm o at elo»« o/ day,
dared. I had kissed Katherine num­
Anu tho rochiag t a and fro.
State Printer— W illie D n n lw a y , Salem
A nd th f tu a o fu i b)-o-4g.
berless times, aa a man may kiaa h l*
Attorney G e n e r a l- A .
- Crawfor.l
Juot aa I who look on you,
water, lovingly, tenderly, but abso­
Just aa I who hear you coo
State Game Warden— Wm. L . F lo
Whet to Be.
lutely without a thrill. They had
I>o roma-mter h o * | laid
ley, Salem .
never been like thia. I was at a loan
Is mr »Otter s art».,, sad praj
A t h«r knee e t.ee r.jght c a m , c
State H ealth Offleer— D r . C alvin 8
I ha# never dreamed of Katherine ax-
O ver k ill end t a t S
W
eept as my dear old friend—my man­
tt L ite, Salem .
H o w m r fa th e r ta ll « J .n o n »
hood chum, and aa for her—my heart
H e .d ms. Sow t heard tee song
hddUi ¿ *
•nnk. for I knew *b a had been utterly
ccÜÍ', “ ¡in*
now yeu're as
C le rk State '« a d B o ard —O . G . Brown
o« d la H savsn. w a te k snd keep
devoted to old Landry and mourned U> held water and m aidici p*j„ ln ' ™ ,7
T h ia e ar baby—to and tro­
Salem .
passionately tor him. At least 1
la U s land of B y-e-lo .
/ « t a t Menatoi fo r Cooe and Carry
thought so. I f she knew what 1 was
—»■ U . Lewis, la H ouston Post.
1.
p v th .
thinking she would hate me—loathe
Joint B epr<ten tative fo r Coos an.
me, forever. U the knew—ah, U she
knew. She sat there dreaming, her
X
C a rry — h. p. Feirc-e.
•res, aa I thought, an memory's d e ­
Jatlife, Id 'u d ic b tl D i g t r l n t - J i U
tent mountain peaks, her dear, w a t i ,
H a m ilto n , Hoaebuu.
brown eyes that I loved.
Prosecuting A tto rn e y fo r
Curry
She turned to me with a little laagh.
Co.— W . H . M eredith, W ed derb urn.
“ I t ’a so nice to ba loved a little ,”
she said, as she nestled a g a ln s t.m y !
0 . 8 . O o m u fs e io n i-it—K T . Stcwsi
coat, aa If sho belonged there. I fought t
P o rt O r lord.
with myself a montane
She must t
frsa by m all,
ootM rv orriGfcu».
have felt my heart beating I was r
r. Kilmer
n------
County Z i d g e - W . A W ood, Uot
horribly ashamed. Then 1 suddenly C
mmton. N. Y. W hen w riting maa-
lost
my
self-control,
and
stooping
to-
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When
Landry
died
I
t
must
have
Boaob
« *hle generous* Sor ta un, paper.
been an awful blow, for she seemed to
ward her, I took her In my arms
County C c n m is a lo n e ra -D . Coleg rove
’ ' * • .*T ,7 w t 91 her * >lrU “ d w ,n t
biased her passionately, many, many —
Gold B rash ; Geo Chenoweth, L an glo is
about pals and listless for montba
times, passionately, aagurly. as I had
Sheriff— a H . B u lk y , Gold Bench,
Tou sea. Landry was a One fellow,
never kissed anyone In my life—as I J
c o u n ty C ie r k - J o h u B . B taunard
had never wanted to kiss anyone he- “
an unusuaj fellow. I don’t believe
L -n 7 * " B
flb* r *» “ «• "ta " » fore. After a time I lifted my bead fl
rw h o le make-up. He wea assantially
and waited tor the storm I knew It
I big-hearted and lo re Die Homely In
must come I felt lUte a whipped cur
I feature to positive ugliness, ha was i though every pule*
• t ill attractive m appe trance He was
throbbed with delight and Joy. W h at-
tomoiis in a small way as tha author
•var cama. I knew b o w . I was kllad K
I of certain delicate lova sketches, very
no longer They talk of love being
blind. I say It'a the other way about;
t ? 4 ie ln ty in sentiment, and eo
I t ’e love that dears our sight—so ws
“ “ »he him ss to twepi Inconsistent
I wkh what we knew of his character
can really see where we have always
I A right Jolly good fellow, with plenty
b g h t* b* lne * " ’’** * • *“ •
half- —
I of stn.ee and a sheerful lot of brains
under hte sandy poll
She nestled eloeer In my arms and
! Ha and K it bad been engaged tor a I laughed a lltUa, low laugh of oontont-
long tin e , and I knew that he fairly
worshiped her, though he was very
quiet abent I t I felt a mild sort of I
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LANDRY’S
LETTER 9»
A
re r r ir ty o m
>ui rod « m a r e 'r a t. It c u n . mi
I
I
m/ body B
a
Have you ever
seen a Sunset?
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I you don't watch out,' I told her “ I
believe you're In love with me. old
I girl.
Her face darned a sudden crim-
| eon over Its old paMor, and she looked
J at me sharply
Then I caught her
I hand and pulled her down to m a I
I kissed her, as I always had. aad tor a
moment she laid her face against m y
eheak. •
"W hat It you'd been killed f" she
whispered.
“What If
you'd been
I killed r
"You’d still have Landry.” I retort­
ed, and K it slapped m a it wasn't tba
flrat Ume by any meant, tor you see
we'd been boy and girl together. I
couldn’t help seeing that her eyas
looked funny. A new expression. I'd
| never seen there before and I won­
W A R H A N T E D F O R A L L T IM M .
dered.
iryon purrhaee the k r w HOME yoa w ill
It was shortly after that poor Landry
a i.» ’ i,-Bet n t t.»w price you pay, bh < * i a
earn« down with typhoid. It waa a hard
have an crul t a * chain o f repairs.
ease from the start Sometlmea it rets t
grip on a man and aa M D. eaO see
that there's no hope whatever Thank
goodness, wa were all there with him
He wasn't alone, aa ha had been the
treater part of hla Ute—since he !
been a little chap, la fact
Ha wasn't
lonely. Somerlro.it It seemed to me
that be was happier thab I had aver
s«en M a . I felt that he was glad to
W yon WRiit a «owing —
write MB
*« r lau?» « ut*k\*.uB before yon purché««.
lb to» Haa Swig klgstai ft, Or«<i, f t *
I found her on the veranda one «ve-
nlng. alone Is the toft der: nets
I
I felt a Mt low # mysalt T hing * weren’t
T K R 8 P A S S M O T I C ’ K.
going very well, aad 1 b.-SAn to think
that I w ta not fltted for a pro/ossioh*
Motion Is hereby g iven t h » t all p a r- al Ilfs after all. I
it ha . gurry f j -
ties nr« warned not to enter upon oi my patients 1 eouldn t gi»e a judicial
trespass lu an y way upon tho premia- Impersonal sympathy, as a phyaician
must to be among the run s of the
• • of the u n if«n lgn «d near Mne#«l
sncceesful
Every death that u a ,
c reek, Oregon.
under my r.oGcw worked on my triad
Anyone eo trwapstalng without oqi
to such a degree that it aodtied me to
c o n ten t w ill be projeouted to the lu ll ears tor the !»v|£v.
• a te n t o f the la w .
She took rny hand aad held it tightly
In both of her own. 1 felt a sudden
T. L. C » re y ,
A . B C»r«y.
h« lo t* W F that, 1 was as astonished
aa you wera when 1 told you.
Whan your horse threw you that
tlma, then 1 knew beyond a doubt, for
I Buffered agonies thinking « h a t
might have happened
You wars so
ghastly that I was horribly frightened.
I fa ll sure that you wera at least
maimed tor lif e ."
Aad then, she brought me the latter
—Landry's latter, that was not to be
delivered until l aad found my own.
Oh. that tetter
If I bad only seen It
whan Landry died Kit would not have
grown pule waiting for what was al­
ways aara.
“You confounded blind old hat.” he
wrote, ’what In the name of all that’s
holy, do yon stay around here t o '’ If
1 waa such an egregrlous dookvy as
r«u are I ’d nt, off anti dis but 1 ve a,w
to ba the one instead- and I've got
ayes to sea. That's aver tba way In
this eale of tear«
"W ell, you must know some tim e .'ft
will come to you all at ones, as tha 1
knowledge of It came to ma—then, old ’
boy, I wouldn't mind being in y'»ur
boots. I ’d civs my Ilfs tor that mt*
hour aa happily ond f i « | r W I ’d toss
• copper to a pickaninny, it can't be
—so I give you my hleaslng and what
llttla I can s«.d to joisr future— though,
of course, you know. I mean hers—
and that Is the fortune that 1 haven’t
been Able to squander with all my idle
worthlesnrss
Ms. e her happy with
It, If you can, and so I shall know I -
have a hand In her comfort after a ll
"You weren't cut out tor a pill- fj
doper, old man Drop It Well, to 11
long. T a k e kecr of yertelf.' and he
wnting, billing or ¿tati&ical
are accomplished from the
board of the light running,
adion Model (10 (Visible)
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r t X M t n B P IL U IM O
SAK SB A H ' S t e O
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C A t.ir o tR IA
Look the line over and j
will find what you want
an attractive prifee.
I
Ptambed the
deptba of i o , ,
r d hl<j
I
IKtJe affairs, but I always bated my- I
self during their progress, be: s u m I |
couldn’t really feet— I was only amused
and entertained, never touched. M y ,
friendship with K it was the one. real I
seatime»t of my life, for we had been
like brother and slater for ten years
Jiver since she had begun to yearn tor
Io n * t a in s and put her p lg-uile up
Into the crown of womanly dignity.
Whenever Landry wea away I took
1
hla place at her aids, and Jolly good
'
times wa bad, and many of them.
I I
A few months before Landry's death
K it seined to change soma way. She
took to mooning about for a ll t h .
I
A beautifully i l 't i s t r a i c d
monthly ms^s.-.iue of tha w ide-
awaka W e s t w ith fas, mating
short stories, pici-jre5<|iiepcr..j.-!al
p o m t-o f-M iw d r t nptiorx of tha
im erciting development of the
W est, and the romance and his­
tory of the wonJetlanJ U the
earth.
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