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T H E OOLD H IL L NEWS. JACKSON COUNTY. OREGON
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Know Your Sweetheart'
by His Handwriting
CLOTH
A L B E R T PAYSON T E R H U N E
By EDNA PURDY WALSH
M a r th a M a r tin
BE K IN D TO HORSES
THE W ORLD’S
GREAT EVENTS
((fcj by Dvdd. M«ad A Company.)
E d lte r. C h s re e te r R e ad ln s M a c u la « .
The Huguenot»
to nee n home with hla bend down.
"Hornea don't put their hernia very
fnr down, mid, anyway. It aeema to
me thnt It la better for n home to
be allowed to be nuturul. It aeema ao
dreadful to niuko n home do aonie-
thing that nature didn't Intend him to
(O p p r r la b t .)
A N INSAN E man, foaming at tha
f a r o .« .«
-o a d w o ii o o . l u V l / .
4 » mouth and muttering Incoherent
H as He a G ood M em ory?
flfiikb i ndeflnitaiy. Piano mob ',« um it u* *
E IO II, neigh, I mu ii happy
pruyera to the saints, crouched In the
I f the w ___
riter ________
(lota hla "I'»” exactly
4 v horse, I mu always mi Hurry
boub» today. Tou'Jl ba daligfeud.
embrasure of one of the upper win- I and ntnkea all of hla t-bara without
wa laclada a tig » e LYD m i
Clot b 1 f yo«
fur horaea who urn nut happy. Ami
dowa of the palace of the Ixiuvre, at
•*n d 10 eta.
forgetting any you may be sure that
inuny I see are mil nearly an happy,
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n
t
mia«
Burls, on the night of August 24, 1572. be has a good memory, particularly If
I know, uh I wish they were.
lie was gripping u gold-chuaod musket
/
th e
w ilt-
"They are given buy to vat, but, oh.
Buffalo
which he tired nt Intervals Into the
•
<T _
IIg IS even
deur, they're hit nt times anil when
If nature Intended him to have
Specialty
throng of panic-stricken men and
It la nut their fnult. I lumen aren't hln bead 'way up uhe would have
Company'
women who rushed screumlug along
lu«y. tlnee In n while they get tired made him thnt wny and If ulte made
/ a n d neat
It 1 _
the durk street below. The madman
V««.r BUe.
and then they should nut be puuhed different hornea to hold their heads
awuu,a?V.
No Loop on d.
,n r° rnv
was King Charles IX of France, son
m> hard.
differently then thnt wna the wny ahe
of that Henry II who had told Wll-
I
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/P la to -
"Hut whnt niliken me feel happiest meant It to be and her work uhould
W A M T T O H K A H F R O M O W N E R of <00(1
llum the Silent of a plan to massacre
z /x r / '
/n e s s o f
atand.
In that I am never given any Ireut
C d writing la - ; . r c U t ä k ’* “ “ r - K" r " ' ***
all the Huguenots In France. A series
"To make a home go mllea and
ment tli«.t Isn't of the Undent and the
f
7
p e r haps
of strange events bad led up to this
bent at all times.
mllea with hla hend pulled 'way buck
y the most
midnight scene of wholesale murder.
I am always loved. The farmer's —oh, It la ao cruel.
The Protestant creed (started many definite key to a good memory. Ab­ I»« c a p ita l rsQ tn rtd
G et I . boalnaaa fa r
"And It aeema they like to do It for
children udura me. They give me
sence of loops and an abundance of
years before In Germany by Martin
’ • » ‘ "S C i X H A R T T O V B R A L L * .
augur and they kina me and they pat ntyle—by 'they' I menu thoae people
biunt strokes of medium pressure are •nee«. rlo eaa. all ( r t f and treuaara, tL a w o rld '«
Luther) hud spread Into France. But
"1°?' f •"*< *«• s a rm e n la . d irect Io s u r e r — at
who do theae cruel thlnga.
additional Indications of good memory. odd tim es or lu ll tim e . O r e tw e n ty l.o w -
there It had. to a great extent, lost
w m . * * * £ * >* * W r it e to d ay fo r p a r tle a l.r a .
"Yea. they'd rather have a home
When
writing
looks
dirty
or
care­
Its religious significance. The French
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,o • * " * r m a n H A M IL ­
uncomfortable and mlaerable; a good,
lessly written the fact la plain that T O N C A F t H A R T T S A S U V i C T U S t a M u -
Protestants (or “Huguenots," as they
*»« * W * . Podrw P re s t.. L o . A . ( « l u , C a lif.
loyal, faithful, steady horse— they'd
This naw screen star baa tha lead
were called) became largely a political Jhere la a poor faculty of organiza­
" E M rD IE It-’IATWWri
rather have him uncomfortable and Ing role In “Tha Wedding March.” party. The so-called religious wars, ' tion on the part of the writer and a
K K M r . n y . M oney refunded If n o te a ti*r« c tu ry .
mlneruhle than go without wliut they Mlaa Wray la regarded in motion pic­ massacres, etc., In France during the
W r ite fo r fu ll p a r tic u la r .. J. O M E K a o i T B .
natural Inclination to be slipshod.
think la n little atyle.
Angular writing, an absence of well- »»* W T e n th Bt.. E u An«eloe. C n tlt
ture circlet at the And of the year. Sixteenth and Seventeenth centuries
“Oh, dear, how I would like to nee
had far more political than pious sig­ rounded letters. Is almost Invariably
them going ulong—thene people who
Indication of a keen memory on the
nificance.
think It la ao atyliah to have heuda
part of the writer.
Henry II had married, for political
held buck—and have their heuda held
When "d's” and "t’a" are made
reasons, an Italian woman, Catherine
way up.
without loop In upright then you will
de Medici, daughter of the mugnlflco,
"Yea, I'd like to aee the people who
find the w riter’s mind concerned with
or lord, of Florence. Henry neglected
In « — S a tlr fy tn « — » «tandby
do thene thlnga have the name thing
facts and readily able to catalogue
tar arar M ity j w n Io thouuoda a< ■-------
her, and In his lifetime she was of
By
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H A L L A R U C K E L Ia«.
happen to them. Then they’d know
them. Sensitive people who make the
little consequence. But on his death
K T Waverly Placa
Nvw Yarfc
how horses Buffer and how uncom­
she came to the front as the most pow- j loops In "d's" remember a lot of thing)
fortable and wretched they are.
R
e
W
erful, most dangerous power of her ' about the subject that confuse and
VEST BU TTO N S
Theae people don't aeem to under
time. Among other Italian customs I Irritate them but their memory In
general Is not good.
atnnd. They seem to think It la ull
fr o m
she introduced Into France were as-
*O LOSE a button off your vest— sasslnutiot) by poison. She had four ;
Even margins and lines on the level
right, that the hornea don’t Buffer,
A G K X T8— LA R G E E A S TE R N M FG. HA S
also show good memory.
that the horaea should keep their
B E A L pro p o rttlo n . B i t e o m n . A ll y ea r 4a-
sons— Francis I I (who married Mary
la H e C r it i c a l ?
R « P v *t b u rin « « , a u u ra d . B a t k a
that your luck will change for the bet­ Queen of Scots), Charles, Henry and
henda up.
B I L T W E L L m an In you r c o m m u n ity . B i l l-
A critical nature can get the owner W
"At leant thnt la whnt they want to ter. Thia common superstition la Francois. All died childless, and three
.n Co.. » 1 W . 10th S t.. Loa A n artaa . C a lti.
Into trouble quickly If destructively
think nnd ao they think It and mnny based upon the laws of sympathetic •of them (Francis U. Charles IX and
of them argue with my mauler when magic— that which Is associated In Henry I I I ) were successively kings used. Many who criticize with the In­
tention to help are often mlsnndp-
The
of France.
he begn them not to niuke their hornea thought Is associated In fact.
L z •*«<« "« arawy yew Pirapba H a c k
s to o d .
vest button Is a fastener, It "blnda"
wenr checkrelna.
The
Lorraine
family,
whose
head
head«, etc. a r . quwfcly
b,
tik /r ^ r
These peo-
"Oh, dear, why are there uuch or routines something, and that some­ was the duke of Guise, were all-pow-
I
e
a
r
e
thing
Is
a
garment,
which
garment,
by
erful
at
court
When
Francis
I
I
died
thlnga
an
atyle?
The
home
with
the
“ I Am Alwaya Loved. The Farmer's
/
f o u n d to
checkreln auffera for atyle and yet the laws of contagious magic has, by and Catherine became regent for her
Children Adore Me.”
I
/
’
w r i t e t-
cannot underntand It. And I, a happy contact with your person, become Im
young son, Charles IX , she sought to
me, and they cunie In the brim and home, a home loved and well-treated, bued with your jiersonallty. Now bad curb the growing Influence of Guise
bars with
a s h a rp
alt on my bark, and I atand very nm muklng thin appeal for thoae luck may have become a pnrt of you,
by favoring the Huguenots. The lead­
atralglit and move hardly at all so horaea not ao well treated.
p o i n t to W om an M akes Good
have entered, as It were, Into your
ers of the Huguenot party were Louis,
they will nut full off.
the right
ego," and the vest button binds It to prince of Conde, young Henry, prince
“Do all you can to aee that theae
as Ship’s Officer
"And beat of nil I am never given horrible, tight checkrelna aren't used! you as It binds og fastens the vest to
.
a n d
I n-
of Bearn (afterwards king of Navarre
Miss Victoria Drummond of the Blue
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s t e a d of
a rherkreln to wear. Oh, that la the Have blankets to put over horaea you. The vest button flies off nnd
and still later King Henry IV of
Funnel liner Anchises Is the only fem­
beat of all. My hend and my neck when the rnln cornea down nnd when the binding force Is released—at least
m a k in g
France), and Admiral Coligny. Henry
inine engineer officer In the British or
are free to move na I'd have them It la cold. And try to aee thnt othera partially. The had luck flies off with
T
s h a rp
was head of the Bourbon family, as
move.
I
p o l n t e d aDy other mercantile marine. She is
Charles IX was of the Valois family.
take care of their horaea. Oh, do all the button. This doctrine of losing and
"So many horses have to wear you can, people, for hornea have nl- binding playa a very prpmlnent part
loops to the looped letters these loops now on her second long sea voyage
In 15(52 civil war broke out between
preparatory to her final examination.
checkrelna and It Juat nee inn too cruel wnya been your friends. Re aa faith­ In auiierstltloua lore, works entirely by
are well rounded. The habitual critic,
Guise's followers and the Huguenots.
for words. They any that It la nil ful to them na they have been to you. sympathetic magic nnd Is a primitive
always looking for the fault In what­ Thereafter she will remain on shore
Coude whs captured and killed. Guise
right—the people who make their
ever he looks at. Is constantly making as a consultant engineer.
was murdered. Ills son, who suc­
Many of the most fa
"Thia la the eament requeat of a conception.
Miss Drummond has been a wonder
horaea wenr theae checkrelna.
lower “Fa”, “g'a" and "y'a" with a
ceeded to the dukedom, declared that
happy home who wnnta other hornea moua customs of the ancients were
"They any thnt the hornea don't Io be treated aa he la. And try to based upon it and people living to­ Admiral Coligny was hla father’s as­
waspllke point. Such formation of to her shipmates on the Anehlsea. upon
mind them.
Rut let down one of aee that othera treat their horaea aa day In a primitive state make It an
letters shows an inclination to sting which she has already completed ene
sassin and swore blood vengeance on
Daring that
those checkrelna and Juat aee how the you know they ahould he treated. Important part of their magic.
with ihe tongue. Sarcasm Is connect­ four mouths' voyage.
him.
We
home moves hln neck nn though It Iloraea cannot talk human talk—ao constantly see It up|>earlng In the
At last the Huguenots grew »« pow­
ed »ith the critical trait In such time she performed every duty that
could be expected of a man engineer.
writer.
had been ao uncomfortable before. won't you apeak for them?"
erful that Catherine feared them as
current superstitions of our own laod
"When she Joined,” explained one
They any that It looka ao dreudful
Th.>
general
appearance
of
the
script
much as she had once feared the
and our own people.
tCaavriaht.t
Is d ear cut Mnny angles are to be of her fellow officers at Liverpool last
< ® by M r C la r a N e w sp aper S y n d ic ate .)
Guises, and she threw her Influence
month, "we did not think she would
found In this style of writing.
with the latter. Charles IX had mean­
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Well-rounded letters are made by make a second voyage. Even young
time come to manhood and was strong­
the easy-going person who has no de­ men. after four months* experience,
ly In favor of the Huguenots. He
WHAT THE GRACIOUS
sire to reform anyone or perfect any­ often refuse to repeat the dose, but
loved Coligny and regarded Henry of
HOSTESS SAYS:
thing. The person who Is not critical seek more congenial Jobs ashore. Miss
Navarre us his own brother. Cath­
Is always known as the good-natured Drummond, however, never missed s
erine viewed with alarm this attitude
By DELLA THOMPSON LUDES
fellov:, • but he seldom accomplishes watch or failed to take on her regular
BY JOSEPH KAYE
of her son. Then she nnd Guise con-
By J ean N ewton
any lasting work that lives after him. duty, no matter how high the sea waa
coded a plot that bus made both their
running or how stiff the work. She
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Flying t-bars indicate the writer
O O C X K X rO O O O O O O O O O -O C K X X X H X X X )
names odious.
has won th * respect and esteem of ail
At Twenty Ona: Dan Beard, Famous
thnt
will
go
to
extremes
In
hla
criti­
They
arranged
a
marriage
between
TH E LUNCHEON TABLE
of us."—The Argonaut.
“SIN ISTER ’
cism.
Scout, Waa Earning $4 a Wack.
Charles' sister, Margaret, and Henry
of Navarre, and Invited all the Hugue­
I t yo u r «yea am ar« or fe e l acaldad. Romaa
H E luncheon table should he na­
<« A T T H IS time, after doing some Z Y UK understanding of the word nots In France to come to Paris for
E ye H a laa n -, ap p lied os aoins to bad, arti!
turally lighted—not with candles
V
a
“nlnlster"
Is
something
wrong,
Ia
H
e
C
on
servative?
ro
llava
t h e n by m orntng.
A d v.
apprentice work us a civil en­
the ceremony. The wedding occurred
an Is the dinner table, unless, of
gineer, I was hired at the munificent dishonest, corrupt, something In which
0
August
18,
1572.
While
the
festivities
course, the room Is a dark one. In Hint salary of $4 a week.
'/irtue’s R ew a rd
And how do lurks harm or evil, as a sinister omen
were In progress Catherine hastened
case the curtains ahould be drawn nnd you Suppose I spent the $4 I earned? or a sinister face.
Bonem—After my death, the world
to Charles with the false news that
candles lighted. The table Itself should I was the youngest son sod I bad
The literal mennlng of the word,
will realize what I have done.
Coligny and other lluguenots were
be bare, that la, not covered with the always to wear the east-off neckties however. Is simply "left," Its original
Sympathetic Friend— Well, don't
conspiring against his life. Charles
long cloth which la used only at dinner of my brothers, nnd now that I hnd significance merely something that ap­
worry about that, old chap. You’ll be
was weak, credulous, and, moreover,
—a custom which the homemaker who money of tny own, 1 determined to peared or wiis done on the left. We was subject to tits of temporary In­
out of harm's way then.
does much of her own work, or to spend It according to my own sweet have It from tho Latin "sinister," sanity. By working on his fears Cath­
When words are written fa r apart
whom, as to moat of ua. the laundry
Don’t Forget Cutlcura Talcum
fancy.
I therefore spent the en­ which Is the opposite Io "dexter" or erine and Guise persuaded him that
and 1 dots are low, when writing la
hill la a matter of economy, has gladly tire week's sulary on neckties.—Dun “right." And Just ns the word dex­ the Huguenots, Under Collgny's or­ free from large bold strokes and flashy When adding to your toilet requisites.
terous,
mennlng
skillful,
was
origi­
welcomed.
dashes and curves, then the writer An exquisite face, skin, baby and dust­
Beard.”
ders, were planning a massacre of
nally applied simply to something
Dollies of lace or linen, cross-stitched
ing powder and perfume, rendering
cun be classified as conservative.
Catholics and were especially pledged
T O D A Y : Pan Beard goes down In
place cloths or the runner with fllet history ns the founder of the first done with the right hand, so "sin­ to murder himself nnd those dear to
The size of this person's writing Is other perfumes superfluous. You may
Ince Insets are appropriate. The tat­ Hoy Scout society from which the ister" derives Its unpleasant signifi­ him. Insane with fear, he cried
generally medium— often small Ver­ rely on It because one of the Cutlcura
ter Is especially attractive on Ihe re­ great English organization of hoy cance from the circumstance that
"K ill Coligny! Kill every Hugue­ tical and back-hand writing is quite Trio (Soap, Ointment and Talcum),
from
ancient
times
the
left
side
has
fectory table and Is the only kind of scouts sprang, lie Is one of the most
not ! Let none be left alive to re­ common to the conservative tyt>e. 25c each everywhere.— AdvertlsemenL
long doth thnt should be used with beloved men In America ; the Idol of been regarded as unlucky
Much order is seen in this style of
proach me!”
So
In
modern
words
we
constantly
thia type of table. These cloths may boys, who see In the celebrated wooda-
A new type of coke that la said to
writing. Margins are exact nnd lines
Guise
had
beforehand
laid
his
plana
find concealed ancient beliefs and
be whlto or colored, but must always man tho Ideul type of manhood.
are not wavy but tirui nnd on the be smokeless and especially adapted
He
was
Ihe
Idol
of
the
populace.
superstitions and bits of history—en
harmonize with the dishes to be used,
level. T bars are made evenly and to household purposes has been devel­
Nominally, Dan Beard Is listed In folded In n syllable or a name.
Through his agents he Instructed tho
oped.
terminals are mostly short.
nnd the furnishings of the room. One the books ns an Illustrator.
It was
townsfolk nnd rabble to assemble at
(C o p y riK h i >
Although
the
writing
will
be
flow­
of the' prettiest luncheons I ever at­ ns nn artist that he first won his fame.
midnight on August 24 (St. Bartholo­
ing in appearance, inuny times It is
tended had the humble daisy ns a mo­ A drawing of a fish, shown Jokingly Io
mew’s day), and at a signal begin a
nevertheless full of points and is an­
tif.
The place cloths—oblong—had the art editor of the Century Maga­
wholesale slaughter of Huguenots.
gular most of the time.
little aprnys of daisies, white and yel­ zine, was the key thnt opened the
The Huguenots, taken wholly by sur­
W as Y our
low. embroidered In lazy dnlsy stitch, door of the new career to him; for­
Many times the words will be con­
prise, died like sheep under their
and outline.
The centerpiece was a merly he hnd been n map maker. The
nected. Often all of the Initials In
G randm other’s Rem edy
butchers’ weapons.
brown basket, low, nnd of attractive editor took the drawing away with
the signature will be connected. Y
Guise, full of his old-time vengeance
For every stomacM
shape, filled with daisies, white nnd him nnd later sent Renrd a check of
loops will be missing nnd insteud the
By Viola Brothers Shore
against Coligny, hurried to the hotel
and Intestinal UL
stroke
will
be
brought
up
on
the
Qght
yellow.
The menu carried 6ut the $50 for It.
The sight of this easily
where the admiral lay 111 In bed. The
T h ij good old-fasb-
coloring.
earned money dazzled Beard. He Im­ FOR T H E GOOSE—
defenseless old man was stabbed a of the down stroke. Script will be
ioned herb homu
neither
heavy
or
light.
Cream of celery soup
mediately took a vacation from Ills
dozen times and his body hurled Into
remedy for consti­
You might not be able to tnlk more the courtyard below.
All letters written by the conserva­
Salmon loaf garnished with slices of Job and never returned.
pation, stomach 111»
than your neighbor, but you can al­
tive type will be closed. These people
hnril-bniled egg
(IB by M cC lure New apaper S y n d ic a te .)
and other derange­
The wave of massacre spread
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ways
console
yourself
by
bein'
uble
to
do
not
talk
too
much.
Saratoga chips
Dinner rolls
through all France.
ments of the sys­
listen more.
Note.—Do not make final judgment tem so prevalent these days is In even
Salad of cucumber and sliced helled
Henry of Navarre, the young bride­ until
other
sign*
In
writing
are
atudled.
carrots on white lettuce lenves
greater favor as a family medldn»
groom whose marriage celebration had
You don't know how much you can
Sal tines
than In your grandmother’s day.
been the trap to lure so many thou­
stand or how little you can live on,
M istleto e
Peach Ice cream colored light yellow
sands of his followers to tjielr doom,
till you try.
The European mistletoe grows on
White cake with yellow frosting
was captured In the Louvre before he
r X A ^ ec>
many kinds of trees, particularly the
Coffee
could escape or defend himself. Being
Don’t trese »ore tnflaoiea
sme«
"No" tnkes less wrltln' than "yea,"
apple
nnd
Its
close
relatives,
the
serv­
smarting eyas wJU> pewerr
The centerpleco should match the
werr .
less scrupulous—or fonder of life—
f^ ^ r u g » “dropped" in
but a whole lot more sayin’.
ice
and
hawthorn;
sometimes,
also,
on
place mats, but may be of any size or
thnn his unfortunate co-rellglonlats,
effective. safe
sycamores, limes, poplurs, locust trees
fe r remedy
■
shape. It should not be smaller than
Henry promptly renounced Protestant­
be»€ K o e n u — a ll
•**
FOR TH E GANDER—
and firs, but rarely on oaks (contrary
the place mats themselves.
druggists
ism, declared himself an ardent Cath­
H A V E A R U C K IL
to the common belief). In the United
The decorations for the table mny
New York City
You can tell the kinds stuff you are olic, and thus appeased the royal
States the mistletoe occurs upon varl-
he aa pretty as possible, hut not so
wrath
and
saved
his
own
skin.
when aoine’n hits you. A clay pot la
oils species of hardwood trees from
elaborate as for dinner. One large,
Atrocious and utterly unpardonable
easy to break and hard to mend. A
New Jersey to Missouri and south­
low bowl of flowera mny be placed In
gold one Is hard to break, but when aa was the massacre of St. Bartholo­
ward.
the center, or a glass basket of flowers
mew, yet It was not without lasting
It's mended It's as good as new.
In the center and four smaller ones
benefit of a sort For, owing to It and
STATE APPROVED LANDS
H ealth in L ig h t’s R ays
at the corners. Flowera at the plates
Some people go through life actin' to subsequent religious persecution,
Small Irrigated farm« In well eetabllshau
and ribbons on the table are In poor
Electric
light
Is
considered
by
med­
fully 50,000 Huguenots left France and
aa If every cloud held a cyclone.
settlement. Fruit, alfalfa, dairy, hogs, pool-
taste.
The tendency Is toward ex­
ical authorities a good, healthful sub- try. Churehee, hIgh when!, gramaiar «rhixriB.
a large number of theae eventually
stltute for sunlight. Tn an experiment Alio unimproved lands with first water rights.
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