THE GDOS BAY TOES, MARSHFIELD. OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1913- EVENING EDITION.
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"THE CKAII AND HIS KO.V
N A very early day tlicro lived a
crab, 8omo people sny "craw
fish," who had becoino morbid
nnd morose and sullen mill tiisBni
lsfled with his lot. Ever since Ills
tlmo when a person shows up wltli
his attributes, ho Is called "crab
bed." That Is how the iinino ot
Htnrtml. but this Isn't generally
known, though. Now, this crab
has n son Just of that oko when
n hoy's head beKlns to grow faster
than his feet. Ho wasn't any worst)
than the ordinary boy, but his
father thought ho ought to act like
n man nnd bo ablo to anticipate
whatever he wanted done.
This boy couldn't toll to save his
neck when tint lawn needed mowing
or when tho furnace needed fixing
or the ashes carried out of tho col
lar. These things Irritated tho old
crab very much and he was con
tinually Jawing the boy, nnd when
tho boy's mother undertook to take
his part he Jawed her. It made the
household very unpleasant.
About this tlmo thn boy begnn
to he choice In tho selection of his
neckties ami he perfumed his hand
kerchief nnd had his hair tut pom
padour. This made tho old crab
worsu than over. Hnrtlly a meal
went by that tho old man didn't
let out on thu boy. This was em
barrassing, especially when there
was company.
One day the boy's grandmother
raniu to make a visit. As Is nearly
always tho case, the grandmo"icr
thought a great deal of the hoy, nnd
the hoy thought n heap of his
grandmother. Whenever you find
it any different from that there Is
always soniathlug radically wrong
with thu boy or with thu grand
mother. At tho first meal tho old crab
criticised the hoy In n menu, sar
castic way, because hu didn't rank
mining tho highest In his class -irlUclsed
him hccaiiBc ho was tardy
a few times. "Ho never was tartly
h if.'." Everybody kept still.
Tim next meal It was tho samo thing.
y .v was tho boy's haircut nnd his
necktie. Every meal it was some
thing, and If the boy undertook
to make any kind of a defense, you
would hnve thought the old crab
was going to kill him. The grand
mother kept unlet all these times,
hut It was noticed that during these
Jaw-fests sometimes her falsi) teetii
would come together like a gopher
trap In action. After tho old lady
had been there about a week, one
meal old Mr. Crab, not having any
thing new to harp on, began to
rail nt tho youngster because with
all tho advantages of education and
money hu had spent on him ho still
traveled backwards everywhere he
went. Tills so amazed thu yout.i
that before hu had tlmo to think
he said: "Why, dad, you never net
any other example before mo." Of
course tills was on thu verge of be
ing sassy, and tho old man almost
had a fit. Ho grabbed the boy by
tho neck of his sweater with one
hand and readied for a heavy razor
SPORTING VACATIONS
'LEARN ONE THING EVERY DAY"
No. .-i. WOOM'KAIT.
Copyright, 1913, by Tho Associated Newspaper School, Inc.
iIIOSE who are
famlllnr with
of Coopers
I the characters ot muiim
novels hnvo wondered nt ami
perhaps envied their l"01lL,(,,i(illJ)v.
.1... ,,iu iimlr roiiiarkablu nblllt
to detect' and Interpret the signs
they saw there, and to get along
nil
...111. II,,, Ii.muI 1IHH StailCU ill
the varying moods of tho forest
country. Woodcraft was thu In
dian's life. From childhood he nail
been lulled to sleep by tho w nt
in the Pines or the ripple of tho
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tlco this giant onk, or that bentl
of the stream, or yonder fallen
elm, or the crow's nest in the big
pine, or tho nature of the country
Itself, whether hilly, or low, or
rocky.
.Many pcoplo In the woods do not
ever notice the blazes on the trees,
and It Is easy for them to stray
from the trail and lose themselves,
Nor would they discover footprints
when they circled ami are cover
ing again their own route. It
pays to know how to fill your
pack so that It will carry more
easily; to know when to rest, and
how rapidly to walk In order to
reach your destination. When enmp
Is to lie made, experience helps to
choose the site, away from swamps
and low ground, to select the pro
per houghs for the bed, and to cut
the pieces that will serve ninny use
ful purposes about camp. It Is
nlso useful to know that birch hark
or pine knots will serve well for
kindling, ami It should never he
forgotten that the utmost care must
be taken to prevent thu spread of
fire In the woods. Indlnns build
n fire not more than 12 or IS
inches across, and always put it
out on leaving.
One of the greatest pleasures In
life In tho forest is to come- to
know tho trees in nil their vnr
ety. and to learn tho birds, to
listen to their songs, and to sit
nnd wntch tho squirrels and rabbits
find whatever wild things mav bo
in the neighborhood. If ono "does
these things Ititcllfuntitiv. it ,..m
shriek of the pnnthur. the tiiiem-lbe but n few years before tho great,
lotis call of tho lime owi, iiiiu u m.-n oui-oi-tioors win hold for him
The Parisian
New Store of Ladies' Children's
Ready-to-Wear Garments
Just opened In tho O't'iuinell building, Murket avenue. Tills
will bo our temporary tiuiirtuin, iih wo will move In our now
store In the now Chandler llltick about September 1st. WIO
AUK SIIOWIMl A 131(1 VAUIKTY OP LADIES' AND MISSUS'
TAILORED SUITS, COATS, STREET AND PARTY (10WNS, tit
prices LESS THAN COST TO MANUEAUTITRE. All ntreut mid
party gowim aro Individual in Htyle, no two nllko, niiido especially
for THU PARISIAN.
brook; In bin waking momenta he
had known the call of the loon. t:ie
uiiii,- miiirniieh nf the enemy. H(
had seen the braves of his trlbt
strip and prepare the bark from the
birch treo to innko ennocs nnti fash
ion vessels for the maplo sap, and
'.io had wntched the women wenvc
baskets from tho Kreen twigs ol
the willow, nnd Hints from the reeds
nloiig the margin of the lake. He
know how to trap the wild hare,
and ho could toll tho fox's den from
that of the woodchuck or skunk.
Thu trait Is something almost
Instinctive thnt gives to a few the
power to find their way through
vast tracts of wooded country where
It seems Impossible not to become
lost. Quick and acute observation
of landmarks helps greatly: to no-
TEMl'I.KTON, Or.. July 21. Ed
Itur The Coos Hay Times. Enclosed
please find a copy of a poem called
"Soliloquy," which I have had In my
possession n long tlmo and which was
stron with the other, and. savin..- written ty nn aunt or mine wiio has
something about precept beating ex- Iu'V".i 1)',.f"r nmVy yc,ttTe
ample, he prepared to lam the kid
Hut Just then tho old lady broke
out with, "John Henry, drop It."
Thu tone of her voice carried hint
back forty or fifty years, and he
straightway dropped the strop and
released tho boy. Then the grnnd
muthur begun to peel him like she
would an orange, and here Ih how
shit did It:
"John Henry, I've been here most
a week now, and there hasn't been
a meal eaten In this house that you
linve not bullyragged that hoy, and
about nothing, lie Ik n good boy.
If you had been like him, I vwni'.d
not have had a gray hair In my
head yet. You gave me more trou
ble than all the rest of my family
put together. Talk about your rank
ing way up yonder in your classes!
You never went clear through a
book in your life you Just wore
'fin out. Wo bought three 'rlth
luetics for you that I know of. And
you never was tartly? Doggonlt.
you never used to get to school
until tho llrst recess. You would
go four miles overy morning bufore
school to look at your iiiall and
rabbit traps, and If you got there
before thu llrst recess the other
scholarH would cheer you. Then
you nlwayH left school at the last
recess to look at them same traps,
and when you got home you was
too everlasting tired to help with
any of the work, and I used to do
your share to keep your father
from scolding you. You rviuom.
her that wet summer when we
couldn't plow, and only hod one
horse that wn kept In the bam. the
rest we turned out on the prairies.
You got so blnine tuked buy that
summer yon would not feed or
water "Old Jane." without crvlug
and 1 hud to feed her nivself. "
"When you was that boy's ago,
If you could have gotten hold of any
perfume yon would have doped
yourself to denth with It. and as
It was, you used to grwiBo your ?mlr
until l hud a wash your pillow slip
twice a week. Hut 1 must sav von
turned out to be a party good" man.
only you have simply forgotten that
you was ever a boy. Yim .tm.
seem to know any more what a boy
Is like. '
"Now, John Henry, don't want
to hear another word from yon
aKl.t that boy while P,"' C
I in nwuy I'll conic buck."
The next Saturday tho bov mo-,
ed the yard In the niornlnk. then
I'K U and he and hl fuiho,
went fishing. The trouhu, "J! , .
and grandmother did It.
Moral: Never forget that you Wl.
once young and don't bo rough w 1,
.,r,t'CKrv,i''t'r,;r
eomo a IiowIIiik success. '
I think It so snd and so true to so
ninny lives that I should bo much
pleased to have you print It In your
paper.
I remain, Yours truly,
W. It.
"Sollltiiliiy."
When the winter sun's Inst lingering
rny
I pon the hilltops shown,
1 laid my natural name away
And took another one.
As I stood so closely by his side,
And heard him softly say
The precious words, "My own fair
urine,
Happy wo will over he."
The solemn words I hear ngaln:
"I pronounce you man nnd wife,
'I o love each other to the end
or nils but natural life."
With trombllng lips wo took the vows,
And breathed them soft nnd low:
"We will bo true as wo are now,
As through the world wo go."
With the orange blossom on my brow.
An emblem of truth nn.i im,..
And music flouting soft and low".
Like the burps that sound above.
And the bridal veil like a snowy cloud
Moating about my form;
How could 1 dreniu It was a shroud.
1 lint covered my heart so warm.
My world was then an "Eden,"
.-u i mi oi iuve nun bloom;
How could I see the demon
That turned It nil to gloom.
Hut then there came tho weary years
lien happiness had fled;
And the brow that wore tho flowers
so fair
Wjib crowned with thorns Instead.
Hut Borrow comes to ovoryuno
Mi life. Is free from care;
there mm be days of clouds and
gloom,
I.arth can't be always fair.
1 fnunlnn Hrt.i tlmi l.. -.
., T it" l '" "l onte intense
nnd Inspiring.
Every day n different luininn In
torest story will appear in The
limes, ion can get a beautiful lit
tog Io reproduction of this picture,
with five others, equnlly nttrnctlve,
7 by 9 4 Inches In size, with this
week's "Mentor." In "The Mentor"
n woll known authority covers the
subject of the pictures nnd stories
of the weok. Headers of Tho Times
nnd "The Mentor" will know Art
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on .niV. ""' ow" exqulslto pictures.
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ONDHATI I OK .MKS. A. VANILK,
Oh mother dear depnrted shade.
wl7i l8 Vlnt D.,f.Pe of WlMful rest.
Innr in,;.U'y .P,,,,,,,r0n 0W,- In''l
Hear st thou the groans that rent
their breast?
SlICll nUOHV. Cllll un n'n .... o
r, "" ' v ., iuit:i:i,
WIh?." n f0IK.t ,1,nt sml' 8a'' '"
W hen the niigel of Ootl to our home
ho crept.
And took tho ono wo loved nwny?
Oh. mother tlenr, thou conld'st not
stny,
Although wo proyed, not yet bo
The mrssngo came: Clod's call oboy!
done' Cl'H ""' " "luBt hQ
n., ....i .
bare- K": 01"" ll0,no ,s
Our father Is bowed with grief un-
And oft ,,s wo gnzo on that vncant
t'linir,
"ua MrlIi0l thoughts our
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I'tPnilty shnll not efface
'nAi!.m,lfe','nt.,0,,r l"Bt on.braco,
,t"u '"""Kin wo 'twas our
l,Ht n,fi5. ,,Cfflr' "11 llc,l thee
To that homo of blissful rest
No sorrow there, nor In ,, , '08n',oan
e know God's will, it Is thoTeJ,
M. K. H.
Tho ItoseburK Kovlnw ..lu. ..t,.i .
nnd Mrs w vV V i. "" JU'iiy; Jr.
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