Gold Hill news., November 04, 1926, Image 5

T U B G O LD H IL L NEW S. JACKSON C O UNTY, OREGON
Charles Brady
Regains Health
Juggins, and I linn a fteilng of relot
tam-e at practicing deceit upon thia
girl at our first me.-ling.
Hot »he
saved me from my quandary.
“ You w ill not lie whut you seem,
5'nn I H . a o U n tt r m n n h i u n j
sir," she «»-Id gravely. "T hat f can
I h f f i u l l ' Starin a - « Juli D u e to
see, and perhaps you will not think
I I I lla a lllt lliim g hl on h i .Severe
me Indiscreet If I say an much."
5r<»nia< h ir n u b ln . M u rv .tu u ,
“ T I k true." I assented eugerly. “ In ­
Tunltte H u lit t ti llim .
deed -"
“ Irregular work«
"Rut you will be meeting my— ’’ she
InH boon* and «1 Hol­
hesitated ever ao IIH le -- ‘'my father
ly irregular meals,"
presently, no doubt, and be will make
M yavnarlea Bra<ly,
us known to one another.
Now I
a re s p e c te d Han
must go on deck."
Ihrgo rmhlaot liv­
And she walked hy me with a faint
ing at 46 JH ( innrgia
Ml reel, “ rubtiMl me
swish o f skirts that sounded like an
e l good health Eat­
echo o f far off fairy music.
ing became a trial,
Her fa th e r! Who could he be? And
(or I lu f f tm l from
then realization smote me.
indigeetlun ami gaa
Plainly, she could not be De Veulle's
t h a t b lo a te d m y
daughter— nor Captain Abbot's. She
etoniarh. M y liver wae ao sluggish that
/
A U T H O R of P O R T O ftE L L O G O L D ETC
was M urray's.”
I waa deprived id normal «Urngih end
w h u » ra v ie «
Murray's
daughter!
I
rebelled
energy. I luat weight, too.
eoevniGMT ar b w c n t a m o s
“ A lt e r rm u llu g about Tanlae I de­
•gainst the Idea. It eould not be. Il
rided to try it. Immediately I liegan to
cabin. But I raised my hand Invol­ ought not to to*. W hut right had he
(eel stronger. M y appetite returned.
to a daughter— and aurh a maid aa
untarily In a gesture o f appeal.
P
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Hy the end of a il weeks I waa feeling
“1 am surry," ] went on quickly. “I this? "rwaa absurd! M anifestly ab­
like an entirely different person and
did not mean to be rude. 1— I could surd!
H a r r y O rm e ro d , lo n g p ro s c rib e d
waa eating and digesting my food lietter
Why, I must hate the moo. I had
not help IL"
t r a i t o r to K in g U s a r g , aa a H tu -
than in yean. I got nd of the sluggish,
a rt
p a r tla a a .
r e tu r n in g
(reel
And he had a
Hlie regarded me gravely, evidently no other recourse.
(aggrd-»iit feeling, and my a tr r u g lh
F r e e s e io te n d o n re s e a ts A ld e r ­
daughter I And above alt, this daugh­
puzzled
by
Die
Ineongruousness
of
my
and energy r^me bark with vire.’*
m an H o b a r t J u g s ln a fro m a band
te r!
Tina auiaaing tonic, natures <>am
voice and my pluwlmy garments.
o f aaaaaalna.
J u g g ln a proves to
When I came on deck the next morn­
remedy ma<le rrom mote, barks and
ba th e g ra n d a u n u f a fo r m e r
"You are never Keota, sir?" the an­
herbs, usually buibla up weak l«xtiee,
ing we were driving down-channel be­
s te w a rd a f O rm ero d 'a fa th e r, to
swered Anally.
w h o m J u g g ln a feels h im s e lf In ­
drives out rauase of pain and anguiah.
fore a smart northwest wind. M u r­
“No. but I know Scotland."
d e b te d
O rm a ro d ta ils J u g g ln a
Taka Tanlae. Results a n amazing'
A light dawned In her eyes with the ray stood by the weather rail with
ha haa a b a ndo ned lb s M lu e rt
Aak your druggist for a bottle—today.
the negro, who I learned afterw ard
words
cause
J u g g ln a In fo n n e O r m - m d
was called Tom, at his elbow. As I
o f a J a c o b ite p lo t In th e A m e r i­
“Ah.
then
you
will
lie
knowing
the
c a n colo n is e Io w e a k e n E n g la n d
emerged from the cntnpanlonwuy Tom
1
song
that
I
sang!
*I.orhaber
No
More'
by fo r w a r d in g F re n c h In le re e ts .
leaned forward and whispered some­
tin called, and a hitter lament of ex­
A t Its head Io A n d re w M u r r a y , a
thing to his master. M urray walked
B ro la in a n . an d a F re n c h m a n , I»s
iles out of their own homeland."
straight across the deck to my side, his
V a llila , d e a d ly en e m y u t O rm ero d .
F s v ir h e a d a c h e o r g r ip p e d
“No, I never heard II before—but I
T h e tw o a re In Lo ndo n f u r t h e r ­
eyes fastened upon my face.
have a brother burled on a hillside fa r
in g th e ir schem es
A n tic ip a tin g
"How. now, M aster Juggins." he
Colds Inak in a day far the Bullions who
th e
p lo tte rs '
e n rly
r e tu r n
to
north
of
Ixx-hnber,
In
the
Clan
Donald
ow lldl a 11,, Ja.be and faver atop. La
said heartily, his hand outstretched,
A m e ric a . J u g g ln a a rra n g e s fo r
country.”
< 11i 1 e 1» c heiled. AH in a wry ao ituabla
“and did you leave your good uncle—
O rm e ro d to go th e re w ith le tte rs
The Morrow that came Into her face or Is It cousin?— well?"
t in t Jiuggols guarantee result a Colda an
Io G o v e r n o r l l u r n . l , f r ie n d o f
too la q u u n t to M a t in leaser «rays,
waa
beautiful
to
see
None
but
a
per-
J u s s in a . and w o rk Io f o il M u r ­
I perceived that he took me for the
ra y . U le g u la e d aa J u s g ln s ' s e r v ­
P r ic e »
lout I was dressed to represent, and
b e S u re
a n t. O rm a ro d a rr a n g e s to ta k a
strove to play up to the disguise.
passage to A m e ric a
“W ell enough, sir." I answered sul­
lenly. shifting clownishly from foot
to foot.
CHAPTER III—Continued
Cel Red baa
w ith portrait
" 'TIs good!" he exclaimed. “Faith
I am vastly relieved. I have a warm
"W hy, a wur fur Ihe right Io grow
W o n d e rfu l G ow n
regard for honest Robert Juggins. He
and lo flourish. u w ar fur trade. At
A w o iiih ii (over the phone)— My
has spoken of me. perhaps?"
other
times,
mark
you.
nations
clash
dear, do m in e over and are my new
The question, designed to catch my
gown. Every one says I look aw fully over questions of honor or territory.
simple m entality unawares, gave ma
Ko
tlie
lr
statesmen
say.
Actually
well In It.
considerable amusement.
H e r lleat F rlenil— I ’ll come at once, there Is a queatlou o f trade or mer-
“Oli, aye,” I muttered.
clmntry at the bottom o f every war
dear. It must be a wonderful gown
“ We have been rivals In our ven
that Inis been fought alnce the world
lures, hs you doubtless know,” con­
hegau
Today wo are nghtlng with
tinued M urray.
Shavs W ith Cutlcura Soap
"But he doesn't take It seriously,
And double your razor efficiency aa France for control of the trade of the
Atlantic and cuutqpl of the Atlantic
sir," I assured him gravely.
well aa promote akin purity, akin com­
trade meana control of the Weatern
"Eh? W hat's that?"
fo rt and akin health.
No mug, no
rian lallo ns, America. We are lighting.
"H e laughs about It, sir."
slimy soap, no germa, no waste, no Ir r i­
M aster H arry, w ith laws and tariffs
And I giggled at him stupidly. A fter
tation even when shaved twice dally.
and manufacturing skill and shipping
a moment's Inspection o f my counte­
Oqe aonp for all uses— «having, bath­
Instead of w illi men and deadly
nance he seemed constrained to ac­
ing and shampooing.— Advertisement.
weapoua.
cept the rem ark as witless innocence,
for a grim light of humor api>enreri In
“The country which wins the fur
n p ixirtu n ity knocked on the door,
his eyes.
but the inuu Inside wua so busy knock­ i trude w ill win control over the great­
"Laughs, does he? Zooks, I might
est number of savages. And lUc coun
ing be did m il henr
have known It. lie Is a merry soul.
1 try which Is so placed, es|>ectally if It
Robert Juggins, anil I should like to
ho Kngland, w ill win the m ilitary
see him footing a morris to a right
Build Up Your Health With
struggle which some day will have to
merry tune. Mayhap we shall see It
he fought for dominion in America,
D R . PIER C E'S
i So 1 would have you feel yourself a son who had Gaelic blood could have som eday. W h o ’knows?"
“Who knows, sir?" I refieuteff va­
soldier, a general of trude, sent out sympathized so instantly and so gen­
cantly.
upon u venturv of great danger und erously w ith a stranger's grief.
"And yo« are to cast your fortune«
' Importance. It tnuy he. Master H arry,
“T h a t w ill have been the great sad­
that you carry on your shoulders the ness upon you." she cried In the odd In America, lad? You may count upon
future of Kugluiid und of nations yet ivaf that the Highland Keota have of my good offices In New York. Faith,
using English. “Oh, sir, your woe will I shall he glad to do a favor if I can.
unborn."
for Robert Juggins' nephew— or did
“All that I can, I w ill do!" I ex­ have been deep! So fa r from his own
you say cousin?”
home I"
claimed.
" I aui— "
"Yes," I assented; "and he an exile,
“Good. I cannot ask more."
Rut he saved me from the lie.
H e clasped my hand In u wringing too."
"Ah, here Is collie one of our fel­
COUGHS,
“An ex ile!"
grip.
“Good tuck to you, lud, and
low passengers,” he Interrupted.
She lenued toward me, her eyes like
w rite hs occasion aeries."
COLDS,
I turned to see De Veulle approach­
He went o ie r the aide with his lips stars.
GRIPPE-
“You w ill bo one of the Good ing us.
pursed us I f to whistle und a look of
" 'TIs a French gentleman." pursued
I doleful pleasure on Ills face.
Him. People!"
M urray, bent upon winning my confl-
1
did
not
answer
her,
too
confused
A Tonic wMcfc Dr. Plerte prescribed when
loo, as It happened. I was never lo see
denee with his easy manners und glib
in v tire pfartKf SO year«
again
In fact, I wonder whether 1 In my wits to know whut to say; und tongue, “on his way to t'unada. H a,
suddenly
my
confusion
spread
to
her.
,
.
/ n U f « M « r r « ila t a » • < v » u r
should not liuve leaped over the ves­
a young countryman
f a i l 10c. Io D r . P icH ^a Invalid«* Hotel,
"It Is wild 1 urn talking, s ir! she
,
, , ___
sel's able at that moment had I real­
lluflaUo, K Y „ (or UU1 pit« Tablet*.
of mine. M aster Juggins— the Cheva­
“ Never heed my words.
ized how complete was to be the sever­ exclaimed.
lier de Yeulle."
ance o f my life from all that 1 had Sure, who would be trusting Ids
All nnnsupeeting, I»e Veulle made
heart's Idood to the stranger that me a slight bow’ a look o f Indifferent
E ducational
known before.
stepped
In
Ills
path?*'
“ It I« a fuel,” «ays I ’uw Hoptoad,
disdnln on Ills face nt sight of my ple­
By tlie cabin entrance under the
“I think I would trust mine to you,” beian figure. The disguise was good,
"th at I nm having my daughter In- poop I found the seaman who had col-
I
answered*
boldly.
etnicled In many old-fashioned things. I lecled my scanty baggage. . "W here do
and I hoped I might cozen him for a
She smiled faintly.
F o r Instance, the art o f conversation ! you berth?" he asked me, , musing at
tim e nt least. But no man forgets
"From
your
manner
you
wouln
he
over the telephone."— la u la v ille Cour­ . the foot of the ladder-stillra.
another who has toyed w ith Ids life,
no Englishman, sir, saying such pretty nnd his Indifference was dissipated the
ier-Journal.
"W ith the second mate."
things without consideration."
Instant his eye met mine.
H e opened the door on the right-
" I have been long out of England."'
Lois o f people make a apeclalty it | hnnd, or starboard, aide, revealing a
"Juggins?” he exclaimed In bew il­
“Then your sorrow will not be go
pouring Ice w ater on enthusiasm.
| apace so tiny that I marveled how two great for purlin g, with all you have derment. “Parbleu! 'T is flu rry Or-
merod, the Jacobite refugee!”
men could force themselves Into It nt held dear. Lucky is your lot."
M urray snapped his fingers to Toni,
once. Tw o short, shallow tiuuks oc­
"You have never been to America?" the negro, who had lieen n silent w it­
cupied two-thirds of Its area.
I asked.
ness to our conversation. In an In­
"Do all the passengers lodge a ft
" t had never been out of Scotland stant he stood beside us.
here?" I naked him carelessly ns he until I came south to take ship today.
"Is this the man who came with
disposed of my trappings.
Ah, sir, there Is a great sorrow at M aster Juggins to the hearing before
Should fte Corrected—Good Elimination
“ All save the negro; he Is to sleep my heart for the country I love."
the lords of trade?" snapped M urray. ,
h E u t n t ia l to Good Health.
In the galley behind the companion-
We said nothing while you might
"H e de man, tiinssa."
K yo u w o u ld be w e ll, M B to i w ay.”
have counted ten, and In the silence
“You are sure?”
y o u r e lim in a tio n . F a u lty k id ­
When he had cone I curled up In the she looked away from ine.
“Yes, mnssa.”
ney action pe rm its toxic m ate ria l I lower hunk, which the second mate
"And you go w ith us lo New York?"
to rem a in in th e blood a nd upset | obviously had surrendered to me. At
I asked fatuously.
th e w h o le ayatom . T h e n , one is
lust 1 must have dozed, for I was
H er eyes danced with a glint of
Ormerod la to be brought to a
a p t to h a v e a tire d , la n g u id fe el­
' awakened suddenly by Ihe strangest humor.
realization of the treachery of
in g a nd aom etim ee, a toxic back­
I of sounds— a woinnn’s voice singing.
"Pray, sir. w ill there he any other
ache or headache, an d often some
which a man of "honor," led by
irre g u la rity o f secretions, in c h ! It was a song 1 had never heard be­ shlpplng-pluee in the ocean?"
overweening ambition, can be
fore, w llh a Scots accent to the words
as sca n ty or b u rn in g passages.
I laughed.
capable.
M o ra a nd m o re people are ac­ ' and n wonderful lilting melody that
"M y name," I began—und then 1
c la im in g th e v a lu e o f D o a n ' i
wns somehow very sad and nil the stopped abruptly.
P i I la, a s tim u la n t d iu retic, in thia While It wns pretending to merriment.
My name at present was W illiam
(T O B B C O N T IN U E D . 1
c ond itio n. F o r m ore th a n fo rty
I rose from my hunk, anil, stealing
years, D o an 'a h a v e been w in ­
lo the door, set It open, so that I might ■:.XvX-:x:x:x:x;x:x:x:x.x:x*:x:x-:x:-x:x-:x;x:x-:-x-:x:-x-:-x-:x->x->
n in g fa v o r th e c o u n t r y over.
hear tile better. I wns so Interested
Aak y o u r n e ig h b o r!
In the song and Ihe singer's voice that
PILLS I forgot even to wnteli the door of the
6O c cabin next to mine where she wns sing­
tastes like some sort of chemical so i
ing. And Judge to my surprise when
J a in coffee Is renowned the world
Stimulant D iu r.tic to t h . K id n .y .
the singer's door swung open and she over— In the benn. In the cup, as lutlon used for cleaning rugs. That
Footer M l,barn Co., M,«. Chemlate, Buffalo, N. Y.
Stepped Into the passage, almost at my served In the Dutch tropical posses­ Is a detail. There Isn’t a good cupful
side.
sions, It Is a frightful travesty on cof­ of coffee, or a cupful of good coffee,
H e r surprise, aa was hut natural, fee, writes Samuel <1. Blythe In the to be had outside uf the United Ktutes
wns greater limn mine. So we stood Kalurday Evening Post.
anywhere In this world, so why Im ­
there a moment within n long yard
They roast the bean until It Is al­ peach the Dutchman’s Idea of the
of each other, gazing mutely Into each most hurried, and grind It. Then they brew ?
other's eyes. H e r face, flower-white let wuler drip throuxh It or employ
In the dim light thut came down the some other occult process, nnd pro­
W rite Your O w n Telegram »
compiinlonway, had a sweetness o f ex­
duce a black, thick, acrid mixture
The telautograph service is now be­
pression that helled the proud enrrlnge
they call coffee essence. This Is ing added to the state telegraph sys
of her head and an a ir of hauteur such
served cold In a little pitcher, with a tern of France und one can now trans
is I had seen about Ihe great ladles
larger pitcher of hot w ater The plot mit a telegram In Illg own hiindwrlt-
of King Louis’ court. H e r hair wns
la to pour some of the essence Into Ing to all the leading French towns.
blnck mid all blown In little wisps
your cup, fill the cup with the hot The service Is not only useful fo*
that curled at her forehead and neck.
w ater und revel In the murky com­ sentimental hut practical purposes, as
H e r eyes were dark, too.
bination.
'.he courts w ill probably accept a slg
" I licnrd you singing," I said.
It doesn’t taste like coffee.
It uature sent by wire na legal.
Sno turned and nmde to re-enter her
»DOOM TRAIL
it, ARTHUR ». HOWDEN SMITH
No Cold
OSCAR* '
UININE
GOLDEN MEDICAL
DISCOVERY
If You
Would
Avoid
Faulty
Elimination
I
Seek Change» in
O ld Englith Law»
I t a traveler led a horse up lo the
Savoy or Clurldge bolela, Ihe maii.i
ger, under English law. would be
I obliged to furnish shelter for "man
and ta-uat.”
I l la no dead letter either, for the
manager, although he has no longer
uny stable on the premises, would
I send the horse around to a livery
stable for the guest und act as though
nothing had happened.
A bill has been drafted to remove
some o f the many anomalies lu an
act which baa stood pretty well un­
changed, for 300 years.
At present a landlord Is responsi­
ble to a guest, up to the value of »130,
for any property stolen on h it prem­
ises unless he can prove gross negli­
gence on the part of the guest. It
does not m atter bow many notices
he posts up repudiating responsibil­
ity. the courts under the present law
w ill hold him liable. This Is a point
which the British hotelkeepers are
anxloua
to see changed.— London
WRIGLEY5
•till quenchea thirst,
cools th e parched
throat and by its de-
lightful flavor and
refreshment restores
the joy of life.
N oth in g else can
give you so much en«
joyment for so little.
CIO
T im e s ,
“ DANDELION BUTTER COLOR”
A harmless vegetable b atter color
used by millions for SO years. Drug
stores and general stores sell bottles
o f "Dandelion" fo r 33 cents.— Adv.
Rem em ber W rigley’e
N o te d O u t
A fte r E v e ry M eal
When Max Cohen, artist, got his
last raise, an Insurance agent was the
logical re s u lt For an hour he talked,
and finally asked: "You own your
own home, don't you?”
“ No," said Max. “we have company
must of the time.”
W HY SVFFER
F R O M IN G R O W N T O R
N .1 IL M T A quick efficient C a re B e lie f la te*
atantaneoua, laatin e fc*c poet paid. W . V in ­
cent. P. O Box 11. B anta M onica. C a lif.
Earn $25-$50 Per Week
N o c a p ita l req u ire d
G et te bualneea fo r
¿o u ra elf aellln « C A R H A R T T O V E R A L L S .
Rhoea, «love«, ah trta and tro «era. th e w o rld 's
moat fam ous « a n n a n ta , d ire c t to w e a re r— nt
odd tim es or fu ll tim e . O ver tw e n ty th o u ­
sand aceaelea. W r it e to d ay for p a rtic u la r« .
W ill teach you how to aell by m all. H A M I L ­
TO N C A R H A R T T . M A N U F A C T U R E R . M a r­
k e t A Han P edro Streets. Loa A nyelee, C a lif.
DEMAND “BAYER” ASPIRIN
Aspirin M arked W ith “ Bayer Cross”
Has Been Proved 8afe by Millions.
W arn in g ! Unless you see the name
“Bayer" on package o r on tablets yon
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians fo r 26 years.
Say "B ayer” when yon buy Aspirin.
Im itations may prove dangerous.— Adv.
Succeatful N e w P arach u te
Fashioned so it can be worn as a
coat instead of being strapped on aa
a separate garment, a parachute re­
cently devised has withstood actual
tests successfully.
A Good Lead
S lo p th e P a lo .
K itty — And you let him kiss you?
T h e h u r t o f a b u rn o r a c u t stops
Betty— Let him? Great heavens, I w h e n C o le ’s C a r b o lla a lv e la a p p lie d . I t
beats q u ic k ly w it h o u t scars.
10c an d
had to help him I
I 50c by a ll d ru K g ta ta , o r send 30c to
T h e J. W . C ole Co.. 1J7 S. E u c lid A n ,
! O a k P a r k , 111.— A d v e rtis e m e n t.
A to rp id liv e r prsvents proper food • » -
•Im lla tlo n
W r ls h t'e In d ia n V e c e ta b le P l lie
lone np th e liv e r.
T h e y act g e n tly but ;
■urely. 17J P e a rl St.. N e w T o r k . A d v.
G e ttin g P erfect
“W ell." sighed the fellow whose
A winch that holds several hundred horse hadn't shown, "at least I am
feet of w ire rope has been Invented a good loser."
that can be attached to tractors and
"You ought to be," snarled his wlfis,
1 “You have had plenty o f practice.”
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