The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 29, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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ADELE .GARRISON'S NEW PHASE
op S-v-.-REVELATIONS
OF A WIFE
Copn1hti lBiJ, by
Kowpper Yeatara fcrnee, Ine.
CHAPTER P 121,
TUE WAY;TI1E ANXI0US.YIGII
ENDED
The vagaries of " one's brain
.'izTf a lif analysis. ; ' I, have on
vctaplated this truth many, times,
jut nerrer- lave I hall ft boirie "In
npon jne more -forerbfy -tban--tn
the three hour of toy Tigil prvr
Junior which followed -Kathar
ine's, watch, of an eqnal time afteri
'.re cna rougnc ancr conquorpa bis
, terrorizing attack of croup. ':' ';
While Katherinewss watching
and I was- auppnand: to", ho dung
ing. I had been unable to get to
sleep untU nearTyC Tllalfo'f )ny a'U
lotted titOelwMTr.v'Vet nojf
that I "was supposed to" be wake
ful. It seemed an absolute lmpos-
filhlUfv trt lift 111 1n "MMViMn. f
tried every device I knew,; and ri-J
pally by her will-: -pmw ueH
reeded so . well, indeed, that
when" it'., was "t(ms for .ira'therTae
to waken I was as wide awake as
1 ever hadfcbeen a jny ; 1
It was a pity to awaken her, I
thought, and though I feared her
ii i - a fa. a. ..
uioyicaBure, aeciaea 10 couunuei :
n& ;viflrkninia logafJaftti'Pt,
almost on th" stroke blTtta Boar"
he had named,' Katberiue opened
tier eyes and looked fai,ja irtn
comprehending frln'v "Cf?
.-r "Smarty! Smarty!,,Lhe qxroted.
"Thought ym .wouldn't Jnvite me
again to this 'party. tfidnT' you?
You forget that I have: trained
myself to wateftlmort'on ll4SSllS3 w-tf
minute I sot in my own 'in.nd.tbtr n$J:iimV?
- ; But I don't teirvkiBoa
But I don't teirveryBody :th'aL
It's a trade secret, i6 "rfon'fgfo
it away.'? . . , ; . .
"I'm on to Job Now.
"But there isn't the slightest
reason for you Xo ge up'now." I
protested even : as 'I marvelled
again at the bright cbeerineas of
her. face, wondered strain it I had
dreamed her unguarded, betrayal
of misery when she thought I was
sound asleep. Tet the echo of her
low wail: "Oht Ood! my emntr
arms!" seemed yet to, echo, la the
comer oi ne room. And when J
looked into her eyes I fancied
saw the strain behind the brav
ery. and decided that I . h&A' nnt
been mistaken after all. and that
she was hiding real heartbreak
behind the 'ebeery mask to which
the bad accustomed, ust i : fi i c
"Nor Is there sny reason for
me to sleep whealit's aflr trick.
either," she said, and then IMother
' Qrabam's' voice, crisb, "ffic.et.
' ye low-toned, sounded from the!
doorway. She -was fully dressed,
carefully coiffured and fairly ra
diated capability.4 V '
: -Please remember, girts, that
i m on the Job now," she said
with recision -aid ilatherroe,
smiled Indulgently at her. r ' .
'-;-. r- - - - , t -
Katherine's Directions.
"If youll promise to waken me
when Junior awakes " she said.
Til . take another sndoze. He
must have an alcohol'rnb alter all
this cerspirinsJ and It is very Im
portant, as yon ktfoir. liot J?d:Iet
nira get cnuie4 this morning.
Her voice expressed the utmoet
deference to the eldir"woman an.4
Mother Gfaham--la Dicky's par-Ianca-ate
it p." -h" ' '
4 "-Of coafse Til promise." she
hh looks ftrorn :'ouU.' L-ZI
I'JJL jst 9PInjgta that'
Katherine replied with r a mis
chievoua look at ine. "She is to
be 'exiled, for bed. 'or breakfast or
both, whichever she wishes.-; But
the is "to get -herself "away i ram
bera at once." f g:,- t .
I smothered the unworthy
plane which is the thinz mother
tuive td "fight when other hands
than their town cars for their chil
dren, vsnd IsraHed back ; .'at' . my
friends. ; ;p'4, : ;J..
I couldn't . sleep If I tried.
iuaw I said, "so Tm going to
take a quick shower, a cud of cof-
Tee a"hd a briay walk. By tha time
I.cijrae.bacS:, perhaps Junior will
"No doubt Jhe . will, ' Kathar
ine drawled, "and you'll be able
to Bee that we haven't mnntntil
jshy ol VstfTagers or toes." But
her eyes were tender, and I knew
that her raillery hid comprehend
injr sympkthy wlfii 'my feeling.'' '
"You'd better produce the full
complement." I threateued. t and.
wen lurnea to my mother-in-law.
au up. ao you nappen to
tf i . . ' .7 j . .
ifp!' ; she " eiacnlated
should jUilnk she, is! She has
breakfast all whAt' . I'tA int y,
mlnft,4 kh& !wHen you go down tell
Bdr ta IccepTthrngs toot. ,f or f Mrs.
IJIcke'tttajhe comesJ Or would
you like a tray, nowr. She turn
ed to Katherine solicitlbusly.
'I want nothing but another
saooxa,"- Katherine said drowsily.
bit D-angry and , any time this
morning will do for my breakfast.
&o long. Madfe. Rav rnnit mnn.
i Ihff .to the cows for me."'
ITp be Continued.)
soramra ,
IHSEf iffill
EXHIBITED BY OAC
Display Is Useful, Instruc-
tiveana Beautitui; gues-
tions Answered
OPEOITSUOIOK
08
wlll
iinmer
Every
Pay
uoiiowa in theclu mtUr
. Crowtag -Dch Utery tTfeek
Something Must Be Done and
? ,- Pon Right .StrwQtt2c2e
J Tens of thousands of thin, tuu
dqwn men- yes, and women toa.
are gttinr dtsconrsgeaare giv
ing up all hooe of ever bfnr abT
to take on flesh "and look healthy
All such peocle can stin Wrrv-
ingand start to- arile -and moy
lire right now for McCoy' Cod
ver vu compound; Tabjets which
any druggist- Will left you all
about, is putting. fUsa-on oets of
klnny folks everyday- ?
t; One- woman. tired, weik "nd.
discouraged, put xi H pounS in
live weeks and "now teels ine.T
f , We all know that Cod Wfer Oil
is full of yitalislng. flesh Trodue
In'g vitamines. but many people
can't take it because of Us hor
rible smell and fishy taste and be
cause it often -upsets ;the -sumach.
' McCoy's 1 Cod Liver OU Com
pound Tablets are as easy to take
as candy and if .any thjn person
doesn't gain at least S-oounda tn
a days your druggist is author
led to give you your money back
-and oaly 60 cents for 60 tablets.
Ask J.'C. Perry, Cenfral Pharmacy,
D. J. Pry or druggists anywhere,
i But be sure to get McCoy's, the
eriginal and genuine, and bear in
mind that for thin, sickly kids
they are wonderful a very sickly
hild age 9, gained 12 pounds In
months. Adv.
3000 ATTENDANCE. '
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FOR FAIR OPENING
. .. (CoBU&otA from pas , ?. .,
WorW Ty ProfJ'H. A Scul
len of O. A. in bee house.
2:00 b. r4. Concert In agricul
tural f buijding by Indian
Training; School Vand.
2:30 K tnTnformal talk In art
.department by Miss Kathryn
Gunnell concerning loan ex
: hibft from Tacific Interna
tional Photographers' Asso
ciation convention.
J:00 p. im. Music on- main
i gronnaa Iby- Kiltiefband of
Tacoma.
:oo p. tn. Moving picture of
-bees to bee. house, shown by
Frof. ! H. A. Scnllen nf
o. a. r.
4:20 p. mj Music fa main, pavll
. t . (.if . . .
i -iua.y.ntyan 4 raming scnool
band and a ctettes.; x
8:00 p. i m. Music on main
grounds oy Kiltie band of
Tacoma.
6:00 p; m.-Open air f concert by
uouaias county Concert
, Evening Program
7:50 p. m-Openins of horse
BWvwjln stadium. Music by
, - s , Douglas -v O o u n r t y rnrt
A batxd. Peatorinsr annear&nM
oi . airs. li&iifM . pii.i.
k a
Hinges, Salem yocallst
flaed for Beiur Drank
fPn Jtwlaot, Dallas Was fined
ll'.for boiag Intoxicated Monday.
first Popular Night Horse
.i snows Will Be Held Be-
ginning Tonight . ;
The annual night horse show,
one of the main attractions of the
state fair, will open in the stadium
tonight. The Portland Hunt club.
James McCleave and the Welsh
brothers of Calgary are all back
with their strings of blooded horse
flesh. The animals have just
come from the Washington circuit
where they created a sensation
with their high jumping abilities.
tteynoias or Corvsllis is man
aging the b.orse: show this year.
preside as rlne-mattPi. i
lor well knowh Inen Vm Judge
- --"t, cm uigui; A. It. iiUn-
ter of 'island. City. ;Or.. J; E. Ma
sute fir righting truck.-carrying 'UPen ,VT f ' . "ly
thre .rt a onn f.-; r frora wItDlo to daubing it on from
MOKE FIRES REPORTED
28.
' OLYMPIA. Wash.! Sent
Owing to the extremelv d
ditiohs whicn stUI prevail in Claf
lam county and irotrehern Jeffer-
n w . - - ' : ' - vwuuv; uuuiuuus Bumu j. ires
an Of Loag- Beach. Cal.. and Joe; are burning throughout the area.
three rfimps and 3.000 feet of
hose, was dispatched 'to the dis
trict.
Wood of La Grande. .Supervisor of Forestry, Georee C.
. . . i . , - -
Tbeprogram for tonleht is as I Joy reoorted this . afternoon. A
7:30 O.
las county concert band. .
7:50 p. to. Solo. "Star Snan-
gled Banner," Mrs. Hallie Parrish
Hinges.:;': . i. f
8 p. m. Best pairs (draft) i .
8: 20 -p. m. Gentlemen's road
ster (single). . ,., ...
8:35 p. m. Novice hunters.
.8:55 p...m. Heavy harness sin-,
gle. 14.2 and under 15.2. j.
t 9:10 p. m. Ladies'. three-gait-ed
saddle horses, v .! ; .; .
9:23 p. m.- ;Fonr-in-hand.-
945 p. m. Lightweight hunt
ers. I
10:00 p. m. Gentlemen's five
gaited ssddle horses.
I 10:10 p. m. Fine harness
horses, single.-
10:20 p. to Musical chairs.
The "house of health exhibit of
the home economics school. OAC.
just off the. right-hand main en
trance of the educational building,
is designed. to be as useful and
Instructive as it is beautiful. It
will consist of a furnished cottage.
English style, with paneled walls.
latticed windows ' and thatched
roof, arranged for receiving and
entertaining visitors at ' regular
stated hours
The structure Is 17 by 34. saint-!
ed to represent the bright, clear
colors suggestive not. only of. good
decorative design. but of child
hood, health as well.., The window
oozes wui near a ricn prolusion
of begonias from the college green
house. It will be furnished with
a few chairs for visitors, two
tables for books, and a -floor lamp.
The west wall will be set tor. use
as a moving picture screen. Three
reels will be run three times daily,
show la ar the followInenhasea of
healthful home life for' child and
adult. ". .
"Inside out." a rerional view
of food manipulation by the hu
man system: "One Scar, or Many."
the superiority of vaccination to
smallpox pitting: .Working for
Dear Life." a first-aid showing on
meeting emergencies in the home
Followlne- rh hnvlnr"i kit
on American Girl1 Beauty. products
it. v . ' ' .- A' 4 i .
wui oe put on oy a unarming coi
leffe cotd whn will' InAfonfA hm
superior method of building beauty
of standard measurements." Post
ers with unmistakable meaning
111 be displayed on the walls of
tha room.- They are supplied by
th National Health association.
The book tables will carry materia
of value and Interest to children
and to mothers.
The exhibit was deslrned and
prepared by the following commit-
ice, urauru UX Jll'S liw vr
chairman of the committee and
associate professor of household
art; Eleanor McClay, Helen B.
Kay tandBuby . Beers. On or
these staff members will be in
charge of the exhibit at all times
to direct the work, receive visitors
and answer questions. The ex
hibit was complete at the opening
of the fair Monday morning, both
Miss O'Xeale and W. L. Kadderly
to charge of the college group of
exhibits.'
Ildlog with'blm, and refuse? to
stop. The accident occurred at ,
the state fair, grounds, and it is ,
slleged '"that one- Of Johnson's ;
fenders wzis torn off. Barry was
released arid cited to appear thls"t f
morning. - V ' ' r
Charged With Not Stopping
Jack Barry, driving a Lamer
truck, was arrested on a warrant
sworn out by Alton D. Johnson of
Eugene who accuses arry of col
What Is It?
No. it's not a bird, nor a
bat, yet it is alive and
flies and has the wing
spread of an aeroplane.
It lived 10.000.000 years
ago and has been redis
covered
XKXT SATURDAY
without, as Is' 'beInuYeDresented
by another youhc' ladv seated be
fore the mirror and busy with her
rouges. Carrots for vim, beets
for rouge, and other beauty pro
ducts will be extolled and recom
mended to the "painted lady" by
Miss Jean McCIow of Eurene. Mlsa
Lois Denny.of Freewater. and Miss
Helen Griffee of Corvallls on dif
ferent days.
Fortune tellers will be nresent
In the form of scales for height
and wetgnt measures and charts
Simple i.listure Best
r or lcnsupauon :
Simple buckthorn bark, mag-
tiMlnm anloh. c. o.. glycerine, etc..
as mixed in Afllerika. Is excellent .
for constipation. It ouen voru
In one hour or less and never ,
action of this efficient Intestinal
. .111 .nrnrla. rll ' A3-
lerika helps any case gas on ihm
stomach, unless due t deep-seated
causes. Often removes matter you
never thought was in your system.
J. C. Perry. Druggist, lla S. Com- ,
mere la 1 St. Adv. "
1 Too Late To CUmU j '
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WAvrr.i Bru-.iAS ha.bks. flakp h ;
- S3-al .
Kaiiaan. w m niwia. f
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mm """ m . -..
:nWhit caused the split-up
between Ted and Maybelle?"
He: "The poor simp bought, "Jtn
, . ordinary hat after she told him v.
distjndly to buy a Castlx hat.
You can't blame Maybelle.$he
likes style."
Five t Ten Dollars
Ask Ycur Dealtr
m
O'RO UR K B.
BUBANKS
fl AT CO.
A
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T'ive men. J. R. rMnain ia
Hofert Ed lostein. George Schults
ana it. a. Siemens were each fined
$1 for parking overtime when they
appeared, la the police court.
Tt. flartley was fined.So
for,. speedier, lie was 4 arrested
AXoaaay py,pmr Edwards.
Held on Warrant ' . .
Donald Armstrong was arrested
lit the fair grounds last sight by
Kenneth Uloom. sute . traffic oft
fleer, on d charge of being drunk
and - possessing liquor. ' He waj
"held on a warrant for Officer
Bloom, and is "wanted in Albany
WE WILL GLADLY"1
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cr Colon disorders there is
the causa of your nervousness, Uck 'cf
vitaSty .stomach trouLI&? cheral cbyslcsl
i mr.A 'mental I'2aclJv.. I can ht'- cj
j win iri yt he Jib byf- vc!y curtej
jtr r F.:a K-i'or a.Wni iTni CUAT-
AJ .---cruerd.-raed. ; Acttsuryrr
ttTL J f-Tia tr.: ct wrli:? a for
'' . tf . -fcy 1 .JZ toclict err lilT
J-- - l--; iry c-lebrated treat
tne-t ;TvLC3 and VUwr
"A r v Kectilrr J C!on alL.-v-nt
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Picture :
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1 Story
f ! by
Emilie
Johnson
Never before have your; eyes beheld such a mighty spectacle of human
-emolions the undying love and courage-of a mother the hope and faitn
of a father the heroism of a son tried in the flames of the World War
the. sweet goodness, of. his. sweetheart-rll. merged and blended amid the
sweep and surge of the greatest human story ever told ! ,
' Critics everj-where acciaim'n as one of the mightiest human dramas
vv,of al.l;lime! . ; . " ; . v 4
; MARY CARR aiid JOHNNIE
. . together as mother and son for the irst iimc since y
their memorable triumph inOverlthe; Hill" :
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.Music ' -Oin
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Dress Up for t&ie Fair
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The Man's Shop
The Store for Men and
Young Men in
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.Ydu'll Get Uie Most Here for
the Price You Pay
The Most in Style and the
Most in Value
Don't Fail to See Our Exten
sive Showing of the Newest
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Large Showing
' Nunn and Bush Shoes
None finer made for Style
andVextr ' ' "
Let5 Us Fit Ydu Correctly
S8;50 to S10:00
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