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FRIDAY. JULY it, 1935
The fourth commandment;
Remember the. sa bbath day to
kepp It holy. Six days shalt
tnou labour, und do all thy work:
hut Uio seventh day is the sab
bulh of the Lord t:iy Clod: In It
thou shalt not do any work. thou,
nor thy boh, no.- thy daughter,
noi thy ni:inst'rvnnt. nor thy
maidservant, nor thy catt.i nor
the stranger that is within thy
Kates: for In six days the Lord
made heaven and earth, the sea.
and all that in them is, and
rested on the seventh day where
fore the Lord blessed tile sab
bath day. and hallowed it. Ex
odus 10:811.
asanas J' 1 .1 V ViVsT FTslAYVi
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TRICKS OF TRADE
They resort to grievous tricks, satosnicii of these later
dtiys, who would sell to harmless hicks any sort of junk
that pays; anything to make a sale, anything to tret the
kale, anything to rope the jays. I was Bitting yestere'en in
my shining new sedan, which is painted bottle green, with
soma stripes of Mack and tan ; antl a stranger sauntered up.
smiling like a playful pup. quite a large, majestic man.
"Now. by jiminy," he cried, "that's a splendid boa you own:
you can drive that boat with pride any place where cars
art- known; there is nothing better built, it will make till
rivals wilt, it is in a class alone." Flatterers may come and
say I'm Apollo in disguise, that I have a queenly way, that
I have two starry eyes; but I laugh such tosh to scorn
it is long since I was born, and to soft soap I am wise.
Flatterers may praise my lyre, and predict, with mighty
din, that I'll Bel the world afire but 1 merely shed a
grin; for my limitations glare all around me everywhere,
and they always hedge me in. Hut the flatterer who looks
at my wagon, painted green, and exclaims, "Gee whiz!
Gadzooks! It's the finest 1 have seen" he has found the
weakest link in my armor plate of .inc. ami he gets my wad,
I ween. So this smiling, cordial man, knew his trade ex
ceeding well, when he eyed my new sedan, when he praised
it for a spoil; and I bought from him a plow and an oil
well and a cow everything he had to sell.
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War Portents Cause p "
Tension In Old World
RADIO AERIALS AND LIGHTNING
When the elements go on a ramp
age, as they did yesterday afternoon
In Ilend, Daralyilng power and com
munication and partly destroying a
residence, man Is faced with the real
ization that mechanical progress has
brought in its wake Increased vulner
Rability to the attacks of an electrical
storm.
The Wall Flower
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By MARION RUBINCAM
(Court mud tfoiu pfcW
replying to pHrHuiue.itary queitUou,
said Brttteh Boleuttiti have killed
1,001 animals during tho pail itr
til tvtUNtivh for potion KMM.
Mussolini, ipoakllll in tlw Itcllltl
ih.unbor. said. "Do you think I hit
Kioai war was iho lust war? It wubj
'not tin last war. And wo must not!
fancy that the war of tomorrow in.
Kmono will oxonipt us Wo must In
1 n p.. ivd bOOBUM tho ut'xt war will;
not lfs us time to proparo but may!
0OVH totally unforoseon."
Tho .lananeHo navy ilotmrimout an
noniM'cd tho construct. on f '22 vr
nhips with a tOtt1 UMUMLgt of 114,000.
Japan dor id tut to soud seven o. ports
to Franco, flvo to tho Unltod BtfttMi
ihroo each to KtiK.um! and Ciormuny
to invostiato now weapons.
Ruosta Tniouleut
Kruiu'.o. war coinu.is.sar of RuieUft,
lumouncod lt tho congress of Soviets
thai tho lutornut iottal situation will
not permit Kutslu to roduct tho army
lu low 55.0000. Ho said if r pot ts
that KukIhiuI was loasint: islands in
the Italtic wore truo. EtaMtl would
rOSMfd it us a wnrltko act.
RlMlUlS to n upoeoli mado hy
Lord Hirkonhoud. socrotary of stato
tor India, attacking tho sovlot rov
ornraont. ForolRii Mlulator Tchitchor
in of Hussia said:
"I cannot pass ovor In silonco this
. ctraovdliiary daelarailoa. uirkon-
haad appears to ho aiming at tho
hroakiiiK off of diplomatic relation
with tho soviots. and tho not step'
an only ho war. It is clear that
Ktrkonhoad and his colloamios arc
only looking for a pretext, the coitso
BUailCOl of which cannot ho firo-1
Mid-Summer
House -Cleaniog Sale!
Fined Drastic Ckan-Up of Odd and Discontinued Patterns
Check t'p Your Homo Furnishing Needs ai Ortee Tune 1 Short
THE NEW PLAN-
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING
CHAPTERS
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rmiMTTVir ATIfVWG
TMiiwinrn N'ii'holson is so naittluliv
Lightning has been the enemy Of I (fey that when fba BMtl new people
man through the ages, striking him
down in his fields, killing his stock,
destroying his forests, sinking his
Bhips and shattering his homes. Even
when a pastoral or nomadic being,
man was ever in danger, lightning
darting from clouds to the trees
whose shelter had been sought.
With the electrification of the
home and factory, man has attempted
she can think of nothing to say to
them, and never knows what to do
with her bauds or feet. She lives as
a poor relation with her Aunt Maude,
der uncle and their very popular
daughter. Oladys all of whom toll
her frequently that she is hopelessly i
feet quiet of the place, once soothing i
to him and an 'Inducement to work.j
rather worried him now. He liked ;
to hear his wife's quick little foot-j
steps us she went hack nr.d forth, on
the creat number of small things she
always was fiiu'.lng to do. He even 'h'' of man's haviug developed
liked the shrill little voice and rest- from lower forms of life If un Insult j
less puttering feel of the beloved In
truder, Krankic.
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j DINING ROOM FURNITURE
One 54in Square Extension Table
3 Hlx ( hairs to UatCll. lit ulnr'SI lO, sate price,
I $98.00
One 44-inch
Round Jacobean Extension Table
Sl dining otUftlni tO IttHtvili leather HOMtls,
f Regular sill-.. mi; alv price,
Wi.'.l,
One Si-inch Walnut Buffet
one 50!nch walnut round tabid six rauc
i pundlod hack chain, blue leather iieata, Quaou
a Anito, lieiihn- S'J-'.YOO; sale pel. ,
WJM
One t0-inch Mahogany Hufl'el
Regular BJOSsOOi tale price,
.S7o.(l()
j Two Sols of 1 Oak Dining ( hairs
Itlowi: le, tlht r. m M illnitiu tlwtils tliu! all RO al
Less Than Coat
Grass Ruga
.12 Sale price. $5j65
vSxlO Salt? price $4 ..".
6x9 Sale price $3.3r
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BE!) R00?1 FURNITURE
Large Ivory Dresser
I tegular !)t-."l." O ; miIc pilee,
$21.50
One Straight-end Ivory Wood Bed
Regular gDi.UOi tain price
.si).s,"
Two-inch Tost Bed
lull oi inin -I"-. Regular S14 JSOi
pclcc,
gg.65
One (;l(K ii Chiffonier
Large nilrtoi-. Regular gslli,UO uli pi-Ice,
$2i.;o
odd Bed Room Rockers ami Straight
Chairs Selling ill Leas Than Cost
Rag Knits
lii mailt ffllora, UlxIN. It'-giilni' g 1 .OA Mile
price,
JKk
Blabon'8-Feltex Art Rugs
9xl2Sale price SI I. .'ill
9xlt)J . Sale price 112.75
(ix'.l Sale price $8.73
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BtTPPORTS BVOIiCTIOrl
There seems to be u concept in
Ibe. minds of fuudumenlulUts that;
9x 1 2 Congoleum Rugs, specL?il $ 1 7.95 I
to his dignity. The Uev. Kmll I. mid
of Minneapolis nlnvs up this tih.isc
Still, he couldn't work, though he of th(, debate derogating the vulgur
her frequently Ihut she Is hopelessly i ' ...w.. ,.v or ,ne ueoaie uerogatint me vulgar r
stupid and queer. She has only o.iel!,ai1 vera I things to do, so ho begun . thought of man's majesty having one I
friend. Morton, sin !: t.lv ' W1"'"'-- "n" . tim- ben "frogs i:i a dirtv pool or . f
j Bend Furniture Co.
friend.
whom
Morton, shy like
she loves devote
rilv When sorting out bent .and daubed lubes of "aaurrrala iiimnine from branch to ' X
to lesaen the danger from lightning ! r.ladvs. who has everything, sudd. :.- colors, and examining frames and braaeh and cracking acorns" or "tor i L
Dy tno use of arresting devices andjiv marries Morton. Ian fancies her-l
YOUR CREDIT (S GOOD
break switches. Such devices arelM( heartbrck
not always enective. aa was demon
strated yesterday when the plant of I
a local lumber company was struck
DJ a bolt.
The harnessing of the ether fori
radio reception has also broush! In
creased danger from lightning. This,
likewise, was demonstrated yesterday
when lightning, hitting an aerial
slriiug across Lava road, entered the
attic of a home, setting the building
on fire. This bolt would probably
have taken Its toll in lire had the
occupants of the residence been home
when the lightning struck.
The electrical storm of yesterday
waB a costly experience, but It has
taught owners of radio sets that an
outdoor aerial which has no device
for the grounding of lightning, or
which is not disconnected during a
storm, seriously endangers the safety
of a home.
n.
She goes to New York to live with
tllorla Gates, n brilliant but erratic
A-oman. whose little son. Kra-ikie. the
takes care of. Among kindlier peo
ple Pan begins to find herself. She
finds she really cares for Gloria's
friend, Cleorse HI Igway, who goas
with ihcni that summer to Europe.
In Europe Gloria, row I widow, mar-
ranvases. and so kept himself beauti
fully busy until the 1 o'clock lunch
eon. As for Pan, she trotted down Mutil
ate
rlble baboons uml orang-outangs now
wagging friendly with their long
tails, then fighting fiercely with
claws and teeth." but 1 am more self
The doctors of Texas have cast to
the winds their code of "ethics" and
will advertise, not as individuals but
as n group. So goes another of the
old traditions.
charge of Krankie. George, who has
been in France, returns to London,
lie has been in love with Pan all the
time and asks her to marry him. She
consents, they are married and re
turn to New York, taking along lit
tle Frankle.
Chapter 101
black race, was all Institution ol QodY
(Gen. :22-27.
That God ord'Tod a whole nation
of girls committed Into white slavery
(Num. Ill), that he ordered a man.
I stoned to death for picking up sticks
on Sunday? iNutn. 15. 35. 1 Can lo
prove that the principle of picking
up sticks to cook your Sunday din
ner Is worse that brutally stoning a
man to death?
Then, with the excited Frankle still torpedoes, schrapnel. machine gun. V 1,1 "" " "
to and poison gas. tho bloody record of I J" ' , , ' , ZSZ" " I
tl.n ... ....- ...1 . , . ,. I,., , ... SI IH.Il 11 le OI 111.' I .111 III IJIII.-I III
un- iiim.ii' i mi ii in" , i.i i i m mi un. ii
son avenue to a boys' school and respecting in the knowledge that my
ente-ed Frankle, feeling very grown ancestors had life ami u brain ami
up and motherly as she inquired the possibility of their development.
about prices and courser, of lcs?o:is. than 1 would be to think that they i
hours of recreation and r.tich things, were formed from a handful of luani
I'.ud decided he should he.ve French 1 mate dust and it rib Into pefect be
at once, though It was ar; "extra." Ii.gs who Immediately retrograded -
rlej Santley C'ollirs, leaving Pan In ! because languages were so important ! and what about fighting wllh stones.
and should be taught young.
clubs, spears, axes, swords, muskets.
walking beside her. she
Gloria's office. elo--ed fo
while she '.vas away. Her old stenog
him "if in another life. The gttMlf
l.h person bus no egoistic munition
for the perpatuation of bia imiivid
until y after death al the i.icrltlcn of
rcuson.
And thai Is why brains will win
out In the ultimate trend of evolu
tion, mid will fraternize the world
which Mr llryun s kind have dis
rupted with iheir mftltlpla national
and denominational faith, aj
PKAItl. H, WHIGIIT.
ISM Punt bat la ad Ave .
standi trc
null. -tiii
'WANT Aliri"
Itchtilm
111 lug
0. S. IMilLLll'S. M. 1).
Fee. Kar, rtoae atail
I'liionl Spci Inllal
nootsV i7 i i i I'K tne Dldg
Hours 9 to 1Z, 2 to 5:20. 7 to s
Phonat: office 176 J. Una Ut j
Lambf mahi Hospital Oartiitoatu
Oood ilcr.-
has filled the pages of history"
raptor was to come once a week, sort Doesn't that almost compare wllh
the mall and forward the important '
letters, hut that Irresponsible young
"claw and toolh"?
Evolutionists have
never been In
Member of Party Unhurt
lady had found herBelf another posl- control of Institutions of war. Wars
Hon long since, and had decided to are created by believers in the chunk
Now if urrangements could bt
George had said, when they first
returned to the studio: "I suppo-e
we'll move, we won't 'have enough
room here."
At which Pan turned around, sur
prised eyes on him.
"Room: There's oceans of It!
After months in Gloria's liny flat and
more months in hotel suites "
"This se-ims huge, does it? Well,
"chuck" this
which mean:
made to have u rain like vesterdav s ' ' and see, your Ideas will soon
about once every two weeks it would expand
OnetMt-waek errand of dirt theory, or MM other form
only a little . Mr . of hi ro worship. Man Imitates his
moneV. So mailjvas lying in a pyru-1 god. If his god Is credited with hav-!
i rnld on the floor inside the door. Pan lng resorted to physical violence anil
I thought it might be fun to spend two destruction an a means to arconi-1
hours a day In the office aaHOttfng ' plish his ends, naturally those uppeal
and answering and gelling things to him gl proper and Just Instrumen-1
straight for Gloria's return. This talltles with which to accomplish his j
plan she carried mil faithfully. i own.
"'I'll drop Frankle off at school and
go on down there." she told George.
holp out a lot.
Jfidsummer
mm
TripS
l"'H!MM AiiTI
Round
Trip
Excursion
Tickets
To all principal
Eastern Citin
on sale daily
to Sept. 15
Final return
limit Oct. 31
Liberal stoporer
privileges eoingor
returning
Visit the folks
"hack East"
now while the
fares are low
Low fares alto to
Zion National
PaK
i id
Ycllowston.
National Park
Ask lor free booklrt,
descriptive of these
famous resorts
A. I-'. Slittgert
Agent
Phono 54
Wni. HoAturroy
Oon. Pass. Agt.
prolong tho day t Its. I he might com-I
phrta a human laughterf (Joahna Tourist Wrecks (lis Car.
10. 12.1
fan he prove that God ever guvo
parents the right to have their rhll
dreu Btoned to death because they!
were unruly? t iJcul. 21. Is on); OTj"
that Solomon's morals are a fit ex-1 ''
ample for American hoys to follow?
( an he prove that a virgin ever
produi ' d
process, or that the Immolation of
said freak child ran redeem man
kind, especially Mr. Bryan, from the
curse of Ignoratii-o and I In Ills that
The man whose god or philosophy
Is evolution, with lt:i hope of intellec-
KtsAMATH FALLS. July 21. H.
Booker, a California tourist, total-
Wracked his car. bill he and hill
wife miraculously escaped Injury,
whon they Bfashad Into another car
bil l by nn unnatural BSg Alliinioui , amp about 2 o'clock
I this morning.
Ilei kur was speeding along Iho
middle of the road when he crashed j
Into u smaller cur driven by It. F.I
accompany Ignorance? ('an he prove Howard or Klamath I-alls. The l ull- ;
that the progress the worM has made ' fornln inr turned turtle and was!
W. G. Manning, D. M. D
Dentistry
Kuite I2-14 O'Kano Bldg.
Phone 17S W. Bend, Ore.
And when Pan asked him what he
baaed that assumption upon, he couid
only answer that In his friends ex
periences, "they always did."
"Most women want a huge place to
entertain and more clothes than they
can wear and all the fuss and feath
ers of life. And the more money
they have, the bigger .-plash they like
to make with it."
"I don't. If what you say is true.
I'm not like most women." Pan an
swered with an impudent little smile
ut him.
"We'll see!" George laughed. "You
nre awfully feminine, you know, Pan,
gfld you did secretly rejoice over my
defeat on our wedding plans."
"That vas because I always Wanted
a white satin gown wllh tiny pearls
and orange blossoms, und mine was a
dream." she answered. "I couldn't
have worn it If we hadn't hud a regu
lar wedding. Hut that doesn't prove
I'm like most women."
"You're much nicer." iho man
aid, half teasing, half tender.
"Where are you off to nowt Aren't I
you going to com" and kh;a me good
bye first?"
"I'm going 'to take Frankle to n
MttUtol near here, where Gloria itlwayrt
intended to hate him go," Ban told
him. "Then I'm going to CHoTUCs Of
fice to see If ihcre'H anything 1 can
handle for her. and I'll be homo to
see that you have a nice luncheon."
George, Heated high up on his
painter's stool, detained her f.'e'illy
wllh an arm around her shoulders.
until ii small, bored voice from tho
doorway asked:
"Pan, aren't you ever coming?"
And Pan laughed and idlpped a v. ay.
George heard them chattering to
gether down the hull, and then tin.
door closed and he was left nlont
again In the great sludlo with his
perfectly correct butler and his se
verely correct maid, just as he had
been In his bachelor days. The per-
"Then I'm in the shopping center, SO tual growth and understanding of
if I've errands I'll do them then ami natural laws through scientific re
collect Frankle ugaln on my way search of nature's rcrord. Is not a
home for lunch." Which excellent believer In a social order of dog eat
nor the ethics of tooth and
machino guns and poison gas.
"The teaching of evolution must
"Interests will come as we settle be suppressed unless Its exponents
down here together." he said. "Pen-; can offer positive proof of their as
ple are drifting back to town, you ll I fortions." says Bryan.
plan kept her occupied all morning 1 dog,
George thought it a good idea, for ; nail.
Pan bad nothing to do otherwise.
have a certiin amount of soda'
' an Mr. Bryan offer positive proof
gUttes, jron knot. - ' he looked at l.er that the earth together with the BDl
half doubtfully. She seemed so young verse in which It moves were made
to have the responsibilities of house I In six' days? That Ills first human
and husband, let alone those of so
dial life In a big elt
meant much.
being wat: made from dust and Ibe
where Initiative second from a rib? Call he prove
tin t God forbade their eating of tin
"I don't want you to be bored," ho , fruit of knowledge, allowing them
added, thinking thai P,
who was only access to the trees of Ignorance
t' " I '.'Vi wauid go 'in n ii ider v. bich ;.r. I'.rv.in seems to Imvi
I people asked her and slay home when camped all his life? That Goil doubll
U)y didn't. cursed the female of the species and I
"Bored! When I see you every assigned her to the subordination of j
day?" she as.kcd with a little Incred- the male? (Gen. 2, IB.)
ulous laugh. con Mr. Bryan prove that Hod re- '
And :;h did keep herself happy 'ponied of his hasty Job and drowned
and busy during the long hours when the whole vorkr. with a 176,000 Inch j
rjeorge sbul himself up to work. 'Pan rainfall, and can he prove that water ;
was changing. .She was becoming a of that depth ever dried off In less
lieW SOtt of person. . , than a year?
Ton.orrow a Cu-cr Letter, nf. prov (hat slavery of the '
PREVENT FOREST FIRES
Now "is the most dangerous part of the season
for forest fires. Be careful in the woods.
BR00KS-SCANL0N LUMBER CO.
has not been done through sclenre
and ethical education, Instead of the
church's persecution of science and
the promulgation of superstitious
. feed.' '.'
j If Mr. Bryan cannot prove bbi
I Orthodox assertions he bus no right
, to expound them, lie and his kind
j have always forced their prejudices
upon the world with threats of boll
i and promises of heaven. What ilirht
' has Mr. Itryan to offer a begVen he j
doesn't possess, bus never seen, and
Will likely never Inhabit, or on the I
other hand, to Intimidate wllh the
fear of a hell when the only hell
that exists Is the one Iho propaga
Hon of his hateful creed bun created!
! on earth?
Moreover, Mr. Urynn and his re-.
Iitgious compatriots gel paid to be
ll levo what they claim lo believe. I
I .. . I
I hat masos some dlncrem . you1
know. Bllmlnated from I In- payroll j
of this institution bl Ighorance oven
Mr. Bryan might develop a utile of!
the reasoning power such mi Ilarwln
and ingorsnl! possessed. Hut never'
while being handsomely paid for ro-1
nalnlng Ignorant.
Bill I qui of wealth go to extendi
the propaganda Of orthodox dogma,
while the only resources truth ever
Is bruins. And brains always
!wln out lu the end They won In the
cosMographioai dispute between Bru-i
no and his Ignorant persecutors. They I
I won In the intellectual content he-,
!. .''!! Galileo and bis asinine thOolO'
glesl adversaries in the prool thai
the tnrth was not flat wllh four enr-i
nnrSi as they tried to prove hy tlielrl
bible, They Won when Lincoln ohalt
'longed Hie mandate of Gimosls, 'Jlh i
I Chapter, 25th verse, and declared
I slavery of the black race unjust.
I'ralns win even when Ignorance
Is In authority, aa orthodoxy Is now
! in authority,
'rio' fundamentalist'?; argument ap
peals to the selfishness In human
nature. The selffsh person re
nounces reason to gain a heiiveu for
completely wricked.
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