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. , . . .. C: 1 n4. . T -. .... t .... - - - & REVELATIONS i 1 hd Story . A ft . ' 1 - - n it oiMlrriUI IU THfi OREGON STATESMAN: FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1020. OF A WIFE of a Honeymoon WIlCe of OK UAITIUVAITE? P it'N'ow; KMherlne. de;tr Lu ., about it." ' ei1 ne all V were safe from hnttuslon 4 mm j. in Tw. Mrid Life WoiiderfUT IM bI' jADLLR OAKIUSON room. a train. Jn Hind to rival 'my h gotten rid . - 111 V 1IWI1 u..uad wrlved on . . i-.'H a.1 she was-she wasted to'nnbsrden h.r heart in ia Wore sbe.f 11. At Lillian i n,iu. .. .. Hinaer In louor - . . . . n um - . . . of Hubert Savarin I bad"noj,CH th boorish manner of Jc Wcel her fiancee and niv fot:sin.vtJW'ard her. and later gueksed tnat the rfason for his actions was bin jealousy of Or. HraiJhwaite Dicky's Ijilother-ln-law. the head nf the hospital unit to J : ? .MAJOR GENERAL LEONARD WOOD , - - . ) WPJ III II MMWJ-y rnc(rn,tSaltannou:iccment of tlie candidacy in the presidential VoftS if JrPnblin ticket was' made Wednesday by General rvr i't ' rst camo 41110 prominence in the Spanish-American mZt w,f" Ped as Colonel cf the Rough Riders the regi- ? Aueoaore Roosevelt was lieutenant-colonel.' v the &fttrn.wK : i - o talk to her beforemckT-a ar On.l dmner. And afer dinner" ii rid of his talk-in.. "vt me with hU ebuimtoa of tTniner rnlng Dr. retiit. had kep Cr ally entertained as only TickJ, en when hp ia jn a good huf It was hue when he fimalh- Went Jo.,k " ? from ,th Katherln'- ,i.1.LM".iln ' J Ww "rd S. tor make you feel like thisJ I never and b sbe had me inf rpnt which KatherSne belsnged cause of iwhose work here come back from the. front. Katherine,a answer etarffed; bh turned from the mirror or winch she hud been brauliag her long, beautiful hair for the night and sank to her knees at my side and burst Into teara. I pnt hiy arm around her; drew her close, and tried to apologize- I i, 'Why, Katherine, I didn't mean inp- tha lwlv fir-e; - - oi? V 3 ai' a matter of Keep- ' 'if bniT'' sirnPv m3 the gradual decay' v? kidSw rSiW.t,5ues. t Keep the stomach-bowels, and ttrJ?S!r2Si -"ngs in good working order - aIVS r l4013 you lightly. ! " if sUnt exStil breakdown, either physical or mental-" '''S Ww'wwr or irritable troulXed JSTr J' our digestion is poor, your sleep you're-Josin Ku;Mm .. , Hja:ai energy-Degm . ine ' 7 r7" t"i,a ai. vncc oy laKing - The Great General Ton Nothing trill restore your strength, renew : your jM-tuth and revive your spirits like this mas ter. bfy builder. It reccnttracta the decaying1 tisvue by enriching the blcod and tones up and .7v:ratea the cnth-e ayatem by stimulating- the y orsrans into normal activity. Fine for ver-wpottght nerves, cadache, loss of appetite ana indigestion.- l Geta bottleof this splendid tonic today, rfon't put it tiff. It's mildly laxative and keeps the bowels in fine condition. Your druggist will aupply you. '' Sola MumfuiaNn :r' - :':' ' - LYKO MEDICINE COMPANY For tsale ly : aieiruggtst iways m fstocVat rerry 8 'Drug Store - I " I LYKO Is avid la rtgtaai Met a fir aatr. Hit 4 a It n -i ... . ; - 1 .r. 'i , u ni j I,, i jn m . ,ni mi i n D'yiiiiii 'fW "II I 1 - - ? ' ' I - , ' j r- ' '' J ' i . 1 er and smoothed Ibe tsatin softnefis .of her brown hair. The words, j rit's the first time struck a respon- site chord In my heart as I gazed I do-n at her. . I, too. knew alno what Mm and hlfl absolute dependence on iter had aiouwd any 'ad;.1rlngf won der when they visited us U-tore sail: tng. i - Well. then. C eonrpe. you know liow dependent he always was upon her. And the thlag that worried her most In her Ulnes was rue fact that she could no longer look after aim. So'ahe askel him to select a nurse to come to the apartment, and look after housekeeping, sTvaats and Friend. II us band especially while tthe was lil' : ! x "And he selectel you?" I asked. "Yes." Katherme returned aolxr ly; "much to my sorrow." ' tTo-le eontuttted) SECRETARY TO. ; PRACTICE LAW Polk to Return to Profession When Department Is Reorganized WASIUNRTON. IVc. 31. - Al- j though no authorized sttemrnt la I obJiiinabl?. it is understood that as i. ... n..,n.i. .-!one Jueidt-nt to a considerable "reor- - i ' t . . t L u r u . TONIGHT! Take "Cascarets" if sick. " 'Bilious. Constipated J nhoid fever "and JU t,rip, is Home- times inre?ey apparent, not real. To make It real and ranid. 4hereils no other tonic so (bishly to je reeom r.iendel as Hood's Sarsaparilla. Thousands so testify. Take Hood's. ganlzation of the state department ia the near future. Frank L." Polk, un der secretary of state, will volun tarily return to the practice or law. The date of Secretaiy foik'b re-j tirement has not been definitely ' n ....... 1... mnnltia Am Read the Classified Ads.itant. , LEnjoy life! Straighten on! ! ou system la filled with liver and 'bowel' poison which keeps your skin'sallow, yonr stomach upset, your head dull and aching'. Your meals are turnlriR Into.", poison .and . you can not feel ue, in. irvu i N; uiiiioos or consti pated. Feel splendid always by tak ing Cascarets occasionally. - They act without griping or- Inconvenience They never sicken yon like Calomel. Salts, Oil or nasty, harsh pilla'.They . i i.i i . . while you sleep.. ? . should have askt4 you that question but I thought yea wanted io tell me about it.", -' Her answer came brokenly. ' "Don't. . I. want to tell you, but please let me err it's the first time." .;V' '., . I said no more, only held her clos- i , . ... , . 1 2. GAR LOADS ALL SI2-ES 71 Iri this sale we include No Seconds. Every Mattress Is Strictly No. 1 as Represented. 4i -it SPECIAL 40 POUNfi PELTED MATTRESS Laid in layers as illns trated. Rfgidar price $15.00, Sale Price. ..... . . . . . i$il.85 Regular $35 Silk Flos3, sale price. . . .$24.85 Regular$22.50 Pelted, sale price. ... $17.93 Regular $22.50 Floss; sale price. . J .$16.9f Regular $16,50 Felt, sale price..;... $12.9 Regular $7,50 Combination....;. Regular $14 Best Roll Edge Combination ' ......... ........ ............. ....?-$10i)5 Regular $14 Best Roll Edge Combination .$10.95 .:$5.65 rTTft rtli - ' ". v " a Sore" I er and smoothed the satin softness of her brown hair. The words. "It's the first. time struck a respon sive chord In my heart as I gazed down at her. - I too, knew also what it meant to repress (ears, knew al?o what it meant ta.aoman in-trouble to have somewhere in the world another woman's shoulder to ''cry on." . " . When she finally dried her tears she sprang up wtth the pretty im petuousness' 1 bad' always loved in r har. . ' - "What a tool I've made of my self!" she-said practically, going over to a stand in the corner and pour ing cold water into a basin. As she bathed her eyes, and, ape. she gave little sardonic laugh. Tell me, Madge." she said, "did you ever see a woman who could cry becomingly? I'vee read of them, but I've yet to see one, and I've certainly watched all varieties of weeping fe males." "There isn't any such article." I rejoined, and then I drew up a chair near mine, afraid lest the bitterness of her tone meant that .she had I drawn an armor over Jr'.cr Ued con- uueiire. nut tua sans ooeuieniiy in to it when she finished bathing her facet, and she clasped her hands around her knees. "There's only one thing the mat ter," she said, "and you couldn't help seeing the other night at Mrs. Un derwood's dinner." . Katherine Explains. ' "You mean that Jack objects to Dr. Hraithwaite's work taking so much of your time?" I replied tem porizing, for I did not wish to put my real conviction Into words until Katherine herself should give me the cue. "I mean that he is- actually Jealou of Dr. Itraithwaite himself, imacine that the physician himself is in love with me and that I am; more inter ested in him than I have any right to be' She stretched her' beautiful arms above her head with a gesture of im portant irritation. "Sometimes 1 think all the busi ness and professional world ought to' be divided like a Quaker meeting, the men on one side and the women on the other," she said with a tinge of bitterness. "It seems almost im possible for ' a man and a wo man to be associated closely in and business : or ' profession without causing unpleasant com ment or actual trouble if there's husband, wife or fiancee of either on earth. - "And it's bo unjust," she went on "Jou see, in this particular case, I happened to do. my work in the es pecial way that suited Df. Hraith waite.. and he was kind enough to remark it. and gradually to give me the most responsible work he had." - "Of course you jost happened to do your work well." I put in affec tionately, for I knew Kathefine'a rep utation as one of the best nurses in the city. , A little moue was the only Indi cation that she heard my interrup tion. "And then Dr. Braithwaite'a wife fell ill. 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