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T U B Q O LD H I L L N E W 8 , JA C K S O N C O U N T Y , O REG O N
“BAYER ASPIRIN’*
PROVED SAFE
Take without Fear as Told
’'SON OF K A Z A N
by-
In “Bayer” Package
JA M ES OLIVER
CURVOOD.
copyrucnr by DOUBt M ay f
" X
W N V H arvlss
Does not affect
the Heart
Unleau you mm the “R ayer Crosri
'on pai'kuir» or on tableta you are not
g e tt lug thu gannii'« B uyer A kplrln ¡
I proved s a fe by m illion s nini prescribe!
i by physielnnM ov«r tw enty-fivo yours foi
Colds
N eu ritis
Toot hucha
N euralgia
lle u d a d le
Lum bago
Itheum nllsm
Pain. P alli
K a d i unbroken “ R nyer“ p u ck sge con
tains proven directions. H and y boxes
o f tw elv e tablet* coat few ren ts. D rug
i Minis also sell b o ttles o f 24 and 100
H I8 F IR S T B A T T L E
B yn o p a l» — Bare« Is h o rn In s
v a s t lu n u la u l f a lle n t im b e r t h a t
■ h u t» o u t th e l l s h t o f d a y .
Ila
la th a son o f K a x a n , th a do g, a n d
o f G r a y W o lf , th a b lin d w o lf. H a
tn a k r a th a a v q u a ln ta n c a o f h la
fa th e r and
a u n llu h t f o r th a
flr a t tim e .
H a g a la th a uaa o f
h la la g a
C h a p te r I —-C ontinued
course of Baree’s life , just ns tlie
blinding o f G ray ■ W o lf -had changed
tiers. T he creek ran close past the
stub, which had been shriven by ligh t
ning ; und this stub stood In a a tlll,
dark place In the forest, surrounded
hy tall, black spruce and enveloped in
gloom even In broad day. M any times
Buree had gone to the edge o f this
mysterious bit o f forest und hud
lieered In ciitlously, and w ith a grow
ing desire.
On this day of his great b attle Ita
lure was overpowering. L ittle by little
he entered Into It, Ids eyes shining
brightly anil Ids ears alert fo r the
slightest Mounds that might come out
o f It.
Ills heart beat faster.
T he
gloom enveloped him more. H e forgot
the w in d fa ll and Kazan and G ray
W olf. Here before bitn lay the th rill
of adventure.
H e heard stranger
sounds, hut very soft sounds, as it
made by padded feet and downy
wings, nnd they filled him w ith a
thrillin g expectancy. Under Ills feet
there were no grass o r weeds or flow
ers, hut a wonderful brown carpet o f
soft evergreen needles.
T hey fe lt
good to Ids feet, und were so velvety
that he could not heur Ills <Avn move
ment.
H e was fu lly three hundred yards
from the w in d fall when he pussed
UohiMunlsew's stub and Into a thick
growth of young balsams. And there
— directly In his path— crouched the
m o n ster!
Papayuchlsew (Young O w l) was not
more than a th ird ns large as Baree.
But he was a te rrify in g looking ob
ject. T o Buree he seemed all head
and eyes. H e could Bee no body at all.
Kazan had never brought In n^ythlng
like this, nnd fo r n fu ll h a lf m inute
he rem ained very quiet, eyeing It spec
ulatlvely. Papayuchlsew did not move
a feather. But as Baree advanced, a
cautious step at a time, the bird's ejes
In a way Rnree sensed tills. lie was
not a fra id of the owls, lie was not
a fra id o f the strange blood-curdling
cries they made In the b la rk spruce-
tops. Kut once feu r entered Into him,
mid lie scurried back to Ills mother.
It was when one o f the winged hunt
ers of the a ir swooped down on a
v
k
, « £ > < > -
snowshoe rabbit, und the aquenllng
agony of the doomed creature get Ills
heart thumping lik e a little hammer.
O
_ ____ MMi Health?
He felt In those cries the nearness of
P ro m o te H air G row th
that one ever-present tragedy o f the
w ild —death.
H e felt It again that
C loth F ro m P in eap p le»
night when, snuggled close to Gray
( In Prance a new fab ric that prom
W olf, be listened to the fierce outcry
tscM In become popular Is made front of n wolf-pack that was close on the
jpineapple fiber. It looks lik e n mix
heels of n young caribou hull. And
ture o f cam bric mid silk. T h e bleu ti i the meaning of It all, and the wild
not esaenllnlly new us the natives ol
I th rill o f It all, came home to him
A fric a have long made tb e lr list
early In the gray dawn when Kazan
nets from the liber. T h e fiber doe» ! returned, holding between Ids Jaws
not disintegrate us quickly us cotton
a huge rabbit that wan still kicking
niutcrlul. W h ile the A frlcun product
j und squirming w ith life.
Is very crude, the skilled process lc
T his rabbit* W hs the clltqnx In the
France mukea a su|s-rllne cloth. It 1»
first chapter of Baree'» education. It
suld.
was as If G ray W o lf ami Kazan had
Genins
means
the
transcendent planned It all out. on that he might
receive Ida first Introduction In the
capacity o f takin g pulns.-»-Carlyle
art of killing.
When Kazan had
I dropped It. Baree approached the big
hare cautiously.
T he back of Wa-
poos, the rahldt, was broken.
Ills
round eyes were glazed, and he had
' ceased to feel pntn. But to Buree, us
! he dug Ills tiny teeth Into the heavy
fu r under Wupoos' throat, the hare
i was very much alive. T he teeth did
not go through Into the flesh. W ith
I puppyish fiercenesa Bnreo hung on.
' H e thought tliut he was killing. H e
could feel the dying convulsions of
J Wnpoos. H e could hear the last gasp
ing breaths leaving the w arm body,
und be snarled and tugged until finally
I be fell back w ith a mouthful of fur.
When he returned to the attack, Wa-
poos was quite dead, and Buree con-
' tinned to bite and snarl until G ray
I W o lf cmne w ith her sharp fangs and
| tore the rahhlt to pieces. A fte r that
YOUR
OTOR NEED
I followed the feast.
So Baree came to understand that to
eat meant to k ill, and ns other days
and nights passed, there grew In him
s w iftly the hunger fo r flesh. In this
he was the true w olf. From Kazan
he hud tnken other and stronger In
friv i« tY o .irD ü l4
heritances of the dog. H e w h s mag
1 to K O I L ilie I
nificently black, which In In te r days
4 Mona Motor OiLf
gave him the name of Kusketa Mohe-
|[_Kaitio Station J|
kun—the black wolf. On Ills breast
w h s a star.
Ills right ear was tipped
w ith w hite.
Ills tall, at six weeks,
was liusliy and hung low. It was n
J w o lfs tail. Ills enrs were G ray W o lfs
ears— ahgrp, abort, pointed, nlwnya
alert. Ills fore-shoulders gave prom
And the F ig ht Began.
ise o f being splendidly like Kazan's,
grew
bigger
and the feathers nhont his
mid when he stood up he was like the
, trace-dog, except that he nlwnya stood head rutiled up as If stirred by a bit
sidewise to the point or object he wns o f wind. H e came of a fighting fam
wntchlng. This, again, wns the wolf, ily. this little I ’npayuclilsew— a sav
fo r a dog faces the direction In which age, fearless, and k illin g fam ily— and
even Knzan would have taken note of
he Is looking Intently,
One b rillian t night, wlien Rnree was those ruffling feathers.
W ith a space of two feet between
tw o months old. and when the sky was
filled w ith stars and a June moon so them, the pup and the owlet eyed each
bright thnt It seemed scarcely higher other. In the moment. If Gray W o lf
than the tall spruce-tops, R.iree set could hHve seen, she might have said
tled back on his hnunches nnd howled. to B aree: “ Use your legs— and run I"
It wns a first effort. But there wns no And Oohoomlsew, the old owl, might
Fay Lanphier’* Beanty Secreta
mistake In the note of It. It wns the hnve said to Papayuchlsew : “You
wolf-howl. But h moment la te r when little fool— use your wings and fly !”
A LOT of people
.
ask me how it
x s I eels to go
th« way scrnaa the
o all th
They did neither— nnd the fight be
Baree slunk up to Knzan, ns If deeply
continent,to Atlantic City and then
ashamed of his effort, he wns wag gan.
be chosen Miss America. The answer
Papayuchlsew started It, and with n
ging hla tall In an unm istakably
is, 1 would like to help every Califor-
apologetic mnnncr.
And thia again single w ild yelp Baree went hack In a
nis woman make the most of the
charms Nature has given her. Much
wns the dog. I f Tusoo, the dead In- heap, the owlet's beak fastened like n
<lei>cnils on the way von dress—end
[ dlnn trapper, could have seen hltn red-hot vise In the soft flesh at the
most of all on the hats you wear.
I then, he would have Judged him by end o f his nose, T hn t one yelp of sur
I have written a book on hat styles
j that wagging of Ilia tall. It revenled prise nnd pnln wns Raree's first and
which is yours, F R EE, if you will
just ask me tor it. It tells how hat
I the fact that deep In hla heart— and In Inst cry In the fight. T h e w olf surged
styles originate, what hat is most In
*ls soul, If we can concede that he had In h im ; rage nnd the desire to kill
coming to your type, and it illus
ane— Baree was dog.
possessed him. As Papayuchlsew hung
trates, with my pictures, the hats I
In another way Tusoo would hnve on. he innde a curious hissing sound;
wear, which were copied specially for
me from exclusive Paris models by a
found Judgment of him.
A t two and as Itnree rolled and gnashed Ills
large New York manufacturer. The
months the w o lf whelp has forgotten teeth and fought to free him self from
booklet shown you how to order these
how to play. H e Is a slinking part of thnt amazing grip on his nose, fierce
stunning sport felt hats direct from
the wilderness, already at work prey little emirls rose out of his thront.
New York. You may have it F R E E
if you will w rite for it today. I am
ing on creatures sm aller nnd more
F o r fu lly n m inute Baree hnd no
sure it will help you realise your
helpless than himself. • Baree atlll use o f his Jaws. Then, by accident, he
charma of style and attractiveness.
played. In l ilt excursions away from wedged Papayuchlsew In a crotch of
I want you to use the coupon to
, the w ind fall he had never gone fu rth er a low ground-shrub, anti a hit o f Ills
day so yon can be sure of betng one
of the first California women to have
I than the creek, a hundred yards from nose gave way. H e might have run
the«e styles. I f you wish, write us,
I where his mother lay. He hnd helped then, but Instead o f thnt he wns back
stating headsize mesaused in inches,
j to tea r inuny dead nnd dying rabbits nt the owlet lik e a flash. Flop went
and color preferred, and we w ill send
Into pieces; he believed. If he thought Papayuchlsew on hla hack, and Baree
you hat pictured above, for *4.95
C. 0 . D.
upon the m atter at all, th a t he was ex burled hla needle-like teeth In the
P A Y L A N P H IE R .
ceedingly fierce and courageous. But bird's breast. I t wns like trying to
It was Ills ninth week before he fe lt bite through a pillow , the fenthers
AMERICAN VENUS HAT COMPANY
7 7 7 B ro a d w a y , N e w Y ork , N. Y .
Ills spurs mid fought his terrib le battle w ere so close and thick. Deeper and
P le s a s sen d m s, w llh n o t n b lls s t to n .
w ith the young owl In the edge of the deeper Baree aank his fanga, and Just
P a y I.an p h ler'a fr s a b o o k le t ”C" o a
h a t s ty le s .
thick forest.
ns they were beginning to prick the
T he fact that Oohoomlsew, the big owlet's skin, Papayuchlsew—Jabbing a
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snow-owl, had made her nest In a little blindly w ith a beak that snapped
A d d re ss
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broken stub not fa r from the w ind fall sharply every tim e It closed—got him
was destined to change the whole by tbe ear.
C u ticu ra
VG
Soap and
in tm en t
J I& .
pays.
!to stick
to th is
’fetferOil
onaMvtor
FREE!
T h e pain of that hold » a s e x rru c ta t
Ing to Baree. und he made a more dew
pernte effort to get his »«eth through
Ids enemy's thick arm or o f feather*.
Ill the struggle they rolled under the
low hnlsmiis to the edge o f the ravin *
through which ran the creek. Over
the steep edge they plunged, und as
they rolled und humped to the bot
tom. Baree loosed his hold. I ’ apayuclil-
sew hung v alian tly on, and when they
reached the bottom be still had bis
grip on Raree's ear.
B aree’s nose wns bleeding; III* ear
felt ns If It were being pulled from his
bead; and In tills uncom fortable mo
ment a newly awakened Instinct made
Baby
I'apnyuchlsew
discover
Ids
wings as a fighting asset. An owl has
never really begun to fight until he
uses his wings, and w ith a Joyous hiss
ing, Papayuchlsew began heating bis
antagonist so fast and so viciously
that Baree was dazed. H e was com
polled to close his eyes, and lie snapiied
blindly. F o r the first time since ther
b attle began lie felt a strong Inclina
tion to get away. H e tried to tear
him aelf free w ith his forepaws, but
I ’apayucliisew— slow to reason but of
firm conviction— bung to Buree's ear
lik e grim fate.
A t this critical point, whpn ihe un
derstanding o f defeat was forming
Itself s w iftly In Raree’s mind, chance
saved him. H is fangs closed on one
of the owlet's tender feet. I ’ apayuchl-
sew gave a sudden squeak. T he ear
|
e
„
snarl of
trium ph Baree gave a vicious tug at
Papaynchlsew's leg.
In the excitement o f b attle -he hnd i
not beard the rushing tum ult of the
creek close under them, and over the
edge of a rock Papayuchlsew and he
went together, the chill w ater of the
rain-swollen stream muffling a final
snurl and a final hiss o f the two little
fighters.
C h a p te r I I
To Papayuchlsew, a fte r Ids first
mouthful of w ater, the stream was al-
moat as safe as the air. for he went
sailing down It w ith the lightness of a
gull, wondering In his slow -thinking
big head why he wns moving so s w ift
ly and so pleasantly w ithout any effort
of his own.
To B aree It was a different m atter.
lie went down almost like a stone. A
mighty roaring tilled hla ears; It was
dark, suffocating, terrible.
In the
sw ift current he w as tw isted oyer and
over. F o r tw enty feet he was under
water. -Then he rose to the surface
nnd desperately began nsing his legs.
It was of little use. H e had only tim e
to blink once or tw ice nnd catch a
lungful of n lr when he shot into a cur
rent thnt wns ru n n in g 'lik e a nilllrace
between the butts of two fallen trees,
nnd fo r another tw enty feet the sharp
est eyes could not have seen h air or
hide of him. H e came up again at the
edge o f a shallow riffle over which the
w a te r ran like the rapids at Niagara
In m iniature, and for fifty or sixty
yards he was flung like a h airy ball.
From this he was hurled In to n deep,
cold p oo l; nnd then— h a lf dead— he
found him self craw ling out on a
gravelly bar.
For a long time Rnree lay there In
a pool of sunshine w ithout moving.
Illg ear hurt h im ; his nose wns raw,
nnd burned ns If ho had thrust It Into
fire.
H is legs and body were sore,
nnd ns he began to w ander along the
gravel bar, he was the most wretched
pup in the world. H e was also com
pletely turned around.
In vain lie
looked about him fo r some fa m ilia r
m ark— something thnt m ight guide
him bnck to his w indfall home. E very
thing was strange. H e did not know
th a t the w a te r had flung lilm out on
the wrong side o f the stream, and that
to reach the w indfall he would have
to cross It again. H e whined, hut that
was as loud ns his voice rose. G ray
W o lf could have heard his barking,
fo r the w ind fall was not more than
two hundred and fifty yards up the
stream. But the w o lf In Baree held
him silent, except fo r Ills low whining.
S trikin g the main shore. Baree be
gan going downstream. T his wns away
from the w ind fall, and each step that
he took carried him fa rth e r and fa r
ther from home. A t the end o f h alf
an hour Baree would even have wel
comed Papayuchlsew. And he would
not hnve fought hltn— he would have
Inquired, If possible, the w ay back
home.
W e il, Bare«, has bad his first
battle and come out alive. Also,
he Is lost and homesick. W h at
next?
R adio M etsaget
to O ther W orld»?
Builds up
weak bodies
Recent discoveries, made known by
the president o f England’s R oyal As
tronom ical society, Indicate th a t the
little dark s ta r on which we live Is
situated not f a r from the center of
the g re a te r universe, something man
In his conceited Ignorance has always
belleve-l. . , , F o r every sun, or
tw in k lin g s ta r In space, there are
many more d ark stars or planets,
which shine, I f a t all, by reflected
light. T h is destroys one o f p rim itiv e
mun'a Illusions th a t the sky and sun
and stars w ere all created fo r the
benefit o f h im self and his fellows
alone.
In these millions o f unseen
w orlds there must be others sim ilar
ly situated as o u r earth, on which
the same form s o f life have appeared
and exist. One o f these days radio
inay be tierfected to the point where
the people o n , one planet may ex
change messages w ith those on an
other. It Is a fur-distant probability
but not on im possibility.— Capper's
W eekly.
" F l[ k t t t o mn» th il
l» g < r'J tro m Horn-
tu.k Iro u ilf, d i t t i -
■*»», sereeaxssxs
ood h l n u gala.
Taoloc Moppad a il
L'/.'aZ. / am ZJ. J0-
Jpo/iit It food, Z ila .p
well a o d f.a ! like SO.
I tto d tf rtcom m tod
T a o lo c. “
H lla t
Jc&otoo, S9S Cote
f in d . M io ».
F ro m M other N a tu re ’s storehouse
w e have gathered the roots, barks
and herbs which are compounded,
u nd er the famous T an la c form ula,
to m ake Tanlac.
I f your body Is w eak and under
nourished. i f you can’t sleep o r eat,
have stomach tro ub le o r burning
rheum atism . Just you see how
quickly T an la c can help you back
to health and strength.
Don't delay ta k in g T an lac an
other day. S top a t your druggist's
now and get a bottle o f this, the great
est of all tonics. Take Tanlac Vege
table Pills for constipation.
Cuticura Com forts Baby's Skin
W hen red, rougb and itching, by hot
baths o f C u ticu ra Soap and touches of
C u ticu ra O intm ent.
Also m ake use
now and then o f th a t exquisitely scent
ed dusting powder, Cuticura Talcum ,
one o f the Indispensable Cuticura I
T o ile t T rio .— A d vertisem en t
Keep yo u r horses w o rking w ith I
“ S P O H N ’ S ." S ta n d a rd r e m - |
edy fo r 32 years for Distem per. I
T a k e “ P ic tu re B rid e » “
T o console the solitary young Japa
nese bachelors settled In South Am er
ica, the consul o f th a t country at
Sao Paulo, B razil, has undertaken to
encourage the Im m igration o f picture
brides. According to M iyako, 3,000 o f
these brides have registered fo r pas
sage to B razil, 3,000 fo r Argentina,
2,000 for M exico, and a s im ila r nom-
b r fo r other destinations on thia side
o f the A tla n tic .— L ivin g Age.
S tran gles, In flu e n z a , C o u g h » a n il I
C old s. G iv e to s ic k a n d th o se e x - I
Posed. G ive “ S P G U N 'S " fo rD c w D to -1
tem per. Sold hy y o u r druggist, f l not. I
s i r w” . v s i i
«FOBS MEOICAt COJNpt
COSKEM. ISO. I
DISPEL THAT RASH
■ ^ U h y suffer when skin troubles yield
so easily to the healing touch of
Resinol
A to rp id liv e r p rev e n t» p ro p er fo o d »»-
W r lr h t ’» In d ia n V e g e ta b le P ill»
to n e up th e liv e r
T h s v n et g e n t ly but
su r ely . J7J P e a r l g u N ew Y ork . A d v .
. ■Im llatlon .
Coughs-Colds!
N a tiv e » G e t V o ice
Break up with
F o r the first tim e natives o f West
Most r role. Tire
1 A fric a are now siiaring in th e ir gov
eil of mustani
ernm ent. '1 he legislative council w ill
ri»*» w«k r*-
; consist o f fifteen official and fourteen
Bef. Massig«
t,L - a ï
io
g .B tlr «ss
unofficial members, besides the gov-
TW » fin » « ..
B .(t„ l h „
,
M a a t .r d P 1 ..I.»
ernor, who is president. T h e unoffi
cial members w ill be the natives. T he C A S H P A I D r<>K D E N T A L G O LD. F A L S E
T e e th . D isca rd ed J e w e lr y . D ia m o n d » a n d P la t
chiefs o f the trib es w ill in effect name in u m . C a sh by retu rn M all. F lo r id » Gold R e-
H n in « C o .. 21 W A d a m . S t.. J a ck a o n v tlle. F la .
the representatives.
;
O W N E K H A V IN G GO OD FA R M F O B S A L S
MUS tero LE
C le v e la n d ’» F ire C h ie f
Oldest active fire chief In any o f the
large Am erican cities Is George A.
W allace o f Cleveland, ndw in his sev
enty-eighth year.
M r. W a lla c e has
been a firemnn in Cleveland fo r 57
years and ch ie f o f the departm ent 25
years.
a t r e a so n a b le price, w r ite C. SM IT H
A lic e a t . . O a k la n d . C alif.
FOUND
T h a t H a n n a h 's T a b let» w ill q u ic k ly r e lie v e In
d ig e s tio n . d y sp ep sia , s ic k , so u r or g a s sy atom «
e c h s . T o p ro v e It. T il send a tr ia l p kg. free.
D on't su ffe r a n y lon ger.
W rite for a p kg.
to d a y . P. J. H a n n a h . B om >83. T u m a . A rls.
F A R M S W A N T X D FO R C A S H B I YRR.S
W ill d e a l w ith o w n e rs on ly . J. A W h y te.
38 B e v e r l» y P la ce. D a y to n . Ohio.
T ru th need not te a r the future.
W HAT CAUSES BOILS.
Boilx Mid carb u n cle, »re th e rwrnlt o f Im
proper d iet or in fection o f th e akin. I t a ic r c e -
tjmea hard to determ ine th e ex a c t c . u m b a t
CARBOIL w ill g iv e quick relief. N o e x p c M v e
'• r,'c « « » r y aa on e application o f
C ARBOIL prom ptly xtopx th e p ein Mid contin
ued uao draw s o u t th e core. G et a 5Co box
from your druggiat. Y our m oney back i f y o u
s r e not satisfied.
■ C U R L O C K -N C A L C O .. N A S H V I U . C . T g N N .
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M itc h e ll
G ra n d m a
" -s h e k n o iv s
this good
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J F o r_ S O R E
PE-RU-NÀ
Green’s
August Flower
/or Constipation,
Indigestion and
Torpid Liver
Relieve* that feeling
o f having e a te n unw isely. 30c and
90c bottles. A T A L L D R U G G IS T S .
A m e ric a ’» B u t Route»
E V E S
P A R K E R ’S
' H A IR B A L S A M
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H IN D E R C O R N S Brunovas Coma. Cal-
louses, etc-, «tops a ll p»'n. ensures com fort to tha
feer, Brakes walking ea a j. lie bv m all or M l i e »
g la u . li .t f o r CbemicBl Works. Patcbogus, N. T.
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N. U., San Francisco, No. 15-1926.
E ld e rly P ic tu re A ctre»»
Hollywood's most am bitious “ex
tr a ” Is ninety. She Is M a ry Holden,
born in R u tlan d, V t. E very day she
appears at casting offices looking for
“odd b its” In motion picture and more
often than not she obtains employ
ment. “I never thought about acting
until I was eighty,” she declared.
“Now I th in k It is w onderful. I w ant
to play in 100 pictures before I die.
I w ill never be too old to get parts.
In m y case, the .older I am, the bet
ter.”
T h e re are now more than 7,800
motor bus rontes In Am erica, being
operated by 5.500 m otor bus com
panies. T h e greatest bus-using region
Is the section n orth o f the Ohio riv e r
D ip h e n y la m ln e c h lo ra ra s in e , which
m il east o f the Mississippi, where causes sneezing. Is one o f the most
2,700 bus companies operate 3,000 InilMirtHPt w a r gases adopted by the
routes.
U n ited States arm y.
(T O B I C O NTINL'RD )
A L u cky Lie
S ilver wns surrounded by
John
friends. And how must friends he en
tertained?
By some sort o f story
surely. Silver thought fur some time,
and begun:
I don't know If any of you knew
It, hut I am going to M exico next
month.”
You are really going to Mexico?”
And why shouldn’t I go to M ex
ico?" asked Silver.
In the manner of friends they re
p lied:
Every pi her man dies o f m nlarl»."
It Is simply unbearable w ith poi
sonous flPHS.”
“ You have to go to bed w ith a re
volver In one hand."
W hat's more. Silver, very few peo
ple ever come bnck."
And then S ll-e r exclnlmed. h e a rtily :
"W ell, It certainly Is a lucky thiug
I was ly in g !”
Sun D ia l and Teleecope
A small telescope has been m’. d o j
to a sun dial Intended for reBidcnce
grounds.
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