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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. OREGON SATURDAY, AUGUST 1821. By Georce , McManua BRINGING UP FATHER Tbe Yovag Heron Leanu Many Thing By Theraton VT. Borget . 1 leased H the Under Imrt That make of ymrthy an art. I--Old Mther Natare. PETER RABBIT and Sammy Jay were happy, happier than they had been : (or a Ions time, as they watched Fanner Brown's boy tramp across the Green Meadow toward bom carrying the young t Heron wrapped in his coat. V "It Is all right now V cried Peter. "I knew Fanner Brown's Boy would - get I him out of that dreadful trap, Tou ought ! to feel good all over, Sammy Jay, to think that you succeeded In saving that young Heron's life. But for you he would have loet It sooner or later. No one but - you could have brought Farmer Brown's Boy over to this swamp. That Heron ought to be thankful to you all his life." And to you. too, Peter," replied Sam my 'Jay, "But for you I wouldn't have - known about - him. Then, too, ' you led Baddy Fox sway from him. I guess he owes as much to you as to me. J won der what Farmer Brown's Boy will do with him. I think I will-fly up to Farmer Brown's deoryard and see what hap pena"" . Kather wistfully Peter watched Sanv my Jay fly away. Then he turned to see If the way was clear back to the Dear Old Briar-Patch. Farmer Brown's Boy was trudging across the Green Meadows and Peter decided that this was the saf est time possible for him to get home. So away he went for the Dear Old JJtiar ; Patch. llpperty-Upperty-lip, as fast as he , could, to tell little Mrs. Peter all about j the things that had happened down id9 the swamp by the Big River. . i I Mean while the poor young Heron was shaking all over from fright He was ' - held fast by one of the giants he had Keen taught were his most dangerous and dreadful enemies and was being taken he knew not' where. His foot. ' which had been held so long in the Jaws of the cruel trap, ached dreadfully. But - that was nothing to the fear in his heart At last the long journey ended. It was a 'long journey to the young Heron. It ended at Farmer Brown's barm . Of course the young Heron never had been in a building before and it seemed like 1 a terrible cave. Farmer Brown's Boy put him down on his back very carefully and gently, keeping; the coat around him in such a way that his wines could not be used. There was nothing he could do but lie there. Farmer Brown's Boy left him for a few minutes; When i he re turned he brought some strips of clear TltAJJSPORTATION mm California Service Throngs. Weekly Service to San Fraa eueo, jjos angeies aa see me to Lear Msslelpal Dock o. I, a p. SS.Adrniral Evans, Aug. 20 5S. Senator - - - - Aug. 27 Local service te Mansfield, Eareka ad San Fraseieeo SS. Curacao - - - - Aug. 20 Trans-Pacific Service Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, ' Hoagkoag, Manila, Darlea asd Vladivostok , felted States Shipping Board All. Steel America Teasels Sailing frost Portland . 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Rather wistfully Peter waU--hd Sammy Jay fly away. white doth, some warm water and other things. : Very gently he examined that hurt foot. "It is a lucky thins that there was a little stick caught between the Jaws of that trap with your foot," said be sortty. "Otherwise I am afraid the bones would have been crushed so that, you would have lost that foot" Gently he bathed that wounded foot In the warm water Into which .he had poured something from a bottle. It was something to make the hurt foot wholly clean. Then he covered it with an oint ment and carefully wound a strip of cloth around it tying it in such a way that there were no ends for the young Heron to pick at By this time, homehow, the young Heron was getting over his dreadful fear. This two legged giant was very gentle. The warm water and the oint ment already had taken away some of the ache' from that foot Perhaps this giant wasn't an enemy after all, but. a friend. The coat was untied and he was taken into a little , room and there he was gently placed on the floor on his one sound foot He was free in that little roonv He stood on one foot and blinked at Farmer Brown's Boy. He was learn ing many things, chief, among them that there are tender hearts even among the two' leered giants called-men. u (Copyrisbt. 1081. by T. W. 8orts) U The next story :"A Queer Friendship." Dr., Equi Released 1 From San Quentin; Will Return Soon Dr. Marie Equi, well known Portland woman who was convicted last year under the espionage act was released from San Quentin prison August 9, and will visit in Ban Francisco for two weeks or more before returning home, according to word received here Friday Dr. qul was sentenced In federal court of the district of Oregon for; a violation of the espionage act and en October IS was sentenced to serve three l years In the federal prison and lined 1500. By order of President Wilson the sentence was commuted to one year and a day. She was committed in prison October 19 and by getting full allowance for good behavior was due to be released Augusts. " Mrs. Waldron Dies 1 Of BrainHemorrliage A sudden hemorrhage of the brain, which developed after a period of eev. eral months' suffering from a high blood : pressure proved fatal to Mrs. Phoebe Ellen 'Waldron, She succumbed . before midnight Thursday. Mrs. Waldron was born in,8helbyvllle, Mich., on October z, 1865. She came with her family to Ore. gon In 190T and lived In Portland most of the time after that year. With her husband she has been Interested .' In apartment houses of this city for several years.; . . i MOOSSHI5EKS 8TABT FIBB 'A Medford. Aug. U Two men. giving their names as Joseph Carter and Harry PeVoe and. who assert they live just outside this city, are under arrest here charred with manvfacturing Illicit liquor. carrying concealed weapons and with startinsr a forest fire. 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