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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1913)
ES th» DOUGH Better than other powder«— producing light, ttaiaty, •ome cakes and pastrioe— wholo- 8ERIAL STORY CRESCENT BAKING POWDER is high gr.do and te in prico — ZSc lb. tin at grocer« CrMceet Mfe.Ca.SMKk PRESIDENT VISITS Isolated Continent NORMAL 8tatc School at Monmouth Praised By Former leader. On October 1?. 1913. President P. L. Campbell, of the University of Oregon, visited the Oregon Normal •ehool. Some yeata ago. Mr. Cami> bell was president of the Normal school, so that he takes a deep interest in its present growth. In assembly. just previous to his ad dress. while being introduced by Pres ident Ackerman, the faculty and stu dent.« rose in a body and gave him the “Chautauqua Salute." Following this he gave a very capable talk on “The Oreg« System. ” He rommend ed the "Oregon System” as the great est growth in the political, social and educational world. He r-gvd in»i»t- ently that we get a bigger "perspec tive.” At the close of his e.k:re*s the students sang to him in an enthusias tic way. which pleased .».itn greatly. On the evening of the same day the faculty gave their annual recept .-n to the students and townspeople. Presi dent Campbell, who was a guest of honor, in speaking commended the early foun lers of the school who had done so much to make the school what it is. He said that the value of the school was determined by its work, by its spirit, rather than by its number of students. The keynote which ran through his informal talk was the spirit of cheerfulness and helpfulness. The people of Monmouth felt highly honored in having had President Campbell with them at this time. "We could have settled our difficul ties by tossing a coin. Instead, we epent a lot of money by going to law.” “Well?” “I understand the jury settled mat ters by tossing a coin.” “Your husband says he has to sit at desk all day.” “Yes,” replied theenergtic woman; “but most of the time be keeps his feet on the desk.” For a Red Blotchy Skin The Remarkable Action of a Famous Remedy and Some Facts About It. The akin Is but a net work of fine blood we ase ls And it Is a perfectly natural eetiaeqjer.ee that any Influence in the Wood that is a condition of 1U health eiakes its first appearance tn the akin. There are certain medicinal properties Shat follow the course of the blood stream and the Influence of these properties is that of an antidote. This Is why 8. S. 8. the best known blood purifier, has such • positive action tn the skin. There is eve Ingredient L-. 8 8. 8 which peculiarly ■titnula-.es cellular or glandular activity So select from the b'.ood or from this •ce net work c f blood vessels in the skin, ttewe elements which it requires for re- Oene.-at.-n. Thus pimples, acne, eczema, lupus, or sit other blood condition that attacks the •kin or seeks an outlet through the skin M met with the antidote: effect of S 8 8. The action of S. 8. 6 In the cellular Uss res of the body serves the active pur pose of stimulating each cell ¡'.ar part to the healthy and judlcl-.ua selection of Its ewn essential nutriment Not only thia but if from the presence of some disturb ing poison a condition of disease arises. B 8 8. so directs the local cells that this poison Is rejected and eliminated from their presence This la why skin troubles vanish so readily and why they do not return. Under the influence of 8. 8. S. this fine ■et work of blood vessels In the skin is •onstantly taking from the Mood the nu trition required for healthy tissue and the cause of disease is just as constantly be ing removed, scattered and rendered harmless These facts are more fully «■plained In a book on skin troubles sent by The Swift Specific Co., l«o Swift Bldg . Atlanta, Ga. You will find 8 8. 8. ee sale at all drug stares. Get a bottle to-day and banish all skin afflictiuna Work Ahead. Don't give the lazy hen houseroom; ehe will never pay for her feed. An easily prepared remedy for sore bead or chicken pox is sent by B. F. Howell, of North Carolina. He says to dissolve enough epsom salts in water to cleanse the entire flock, using the solution to moisten a mash feed, and feeding it two or three times in the course of a week. Mix fine table salt with lard and cover the sores on the heads. One or two applications, be says, will cure. When the pullets have about reached maturity, enough old hens should be disposed of to make plenty of room for the youngsters. Crowding brings en many diseases.—Farm and Home. Constipation causes many serious diseases. It is thoroughly cured by Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. One a laxative, three for cathartic. Mr«. “Are you - - acquainted - . . - with . . Hl.ly, your fashionable neighbor? “Only in a roundabout way. Her eat boards at my house." “Ever take a vapor bathT" “I’ve spent Un minutes in a •bone booth." A Romance of the Future •y Guido von Horvath and Dean Hoard tew««**- TI» »» w i» feat** »Ad U ¡.s HrtMbla. SYNOPSIS. For Aft* years the continent «'f North America ha ! been Isolated from the rest of the worH b> the use of Z. rays, a won derful Invention of Hannibal Prudent. The intention had *a*ed the country from foreign Invasion and the continent bpd teen united under one enernnwnt with Prudent as president For half * century p*a»v and prosperity reigned In this part uf the world The story open* with rTss'dent Prudent critically 111. Hts death • hastened by the receipt of a meaaage from Count von Werdensteln of Germans that he has at last succeeded In yenetrat ng the rays. I K ing, he warns cm da. ghter Astra that thia means a for- etgs n He tells her to hurry to ibe l<ia*'d of Clryne. but dies before he mn tail the U atl» n of the place. Aetra * non- nated tor the prealdtncy by the ,'oatfn*nta! party Napoleon Edison call* on Astra, »nf.'rme her that he was a pu nil af her father's, and promises to help her He g *»■* her a ring made of a new Is discovered substance which, he Mjri, will solve the problem of flying. Cheval- H* calls 1ST di Ij*•'« appears In Europe en von Werdensteln and offers him ths ikln< roht In return for abao- secret of ma ___ '.ute _______ disarms ment and pcacs. The chav ah iar 1* suspectpd cf bein< ar American. Ha ti ae ird at nt«ht and carried off In an areopiane Astra la inaugurated aa irea ide nt She receives a from kMaon. whose lent silence has worried her that he has been a prisoner for two months an the Island of Helgoland and has Just escaped He announces that the confederated fleet of Europe has sailed foe America. He promises to cal! on her the following night Co un teas Roetny a »py, become* a prisoner In hope of aeeur- ng Napoleon’s secret She falls In love with him 8he agrees to Join him In an attempt to escape By the use of Art works he summons a curious flying ma chine which resembles a monster eagle He escapes and sends h!s rre*«age to Aotra Edison mils on Astra as promised He tells her hts plans for d' fens* have bean complete*,, but that he will give full er details at his workshop on the Island of Clryne in th* Pacific They make the trip In three hours His plans are baaed oti the peculiarity of the new substance, cirynlth. which is lighter than any known raetal and ’» practically Indaofruetlble The Europeans succeed In pulsing the tne of taolath a but find that the Ameri cana have established a second one Edi son delivers a note to von Werdenstetn i* bla flagship demanding that the fleet bw withdrawn Edison Is attacked, but try the use of some mysterious p^wer he 4 eat re ye two warships and several aero- clanes Realising his helplessness Wer- denstetn withdraws his fleet and consents lo universal disarmament Edison’s moth er la 111 on the island of Clryne Countess Roelny offer« tojrn at rt her hep ta# to diecover Edison’s secret* ffhe be- gUva to weave a net around San toe F>u- prel. Edison’s assistant. The count*** rets a fetter from Werdensteln offering Ear the princedom of Schoroburg-Uth.ow ror Ediaon s secret Edison and Santos start In search of a new deposit of etryn- 1th. their supply being aUnoat exhausted TM f And it on the estate of Sch^mbuYg- Idthow The countess Anally <*ts Santoe .«to her clutches She gets another letter from Werdensteln asking her to And out why Edison Is Interested in the 8o‘-om- burg estate. Edison applies personal:v to Werdenstefn wtth an offer for the prop- •rty but gets no satisfaction. CHAPTER XVI.— Continued. "Is there an answer?" be asked in English "Will you see the countess person ally*" asked the chancellor. "Who?" he asked stupidly "Oh. never mind." answered I the chancellor, knowing the man I knew nothing whatever about the message "Who will come after the answer, if there is one?" "A bird man " “A bird man?" The count did not know whether the man was really simple or not Where do you live?" "In America "H'm; that is a bread answer Tti there will be a message " He sat down and wrote: "My Dear Countess: I am i ■■■'. to hear from you. Your wishes will be fulfilled to the letter I will do my best to prepare things for your re ception. Your legal advisers will re ceive the necessary papers in due course. "With best wishes and hoping to hear from you soon. I am, “Von Werdenstetn." He sealed the letter, then gave It to the man. who left the room. The chancellor pondered deeply over the situation, then started for the royal palace to report Napoleon'« visit and Rositta's promises to bl« majesty When Napoleon arrived bom« be bad a long conference with Astra They were both somewhat depressed His disappointment in not securing the Peak Suemeg was great, because be had many inversions thst required the use of cirynlth, and he knew that the oount's actions were a menace to the peace movement. They decided that they would marry in the month of July. That evening they went to Clryne to tell their deter ml nation to Mrs. Edleon. Napoleon and Astra spent another day oa Clryne. This time Napoleon conducted the three women through th« wonderful qlant where cirynlth was refined and manufactured into parts of aerodremones and other use- ful articles. Roeltta kept her ears and eyes wide open, but not being trained along me chan leal lines she could not under stand many of the things she saw. Still ahe was »lad that Napoleon hon ored bar with his confidence as from now on there would be no objection to her visiting the shops white ver she , classed HAND POWER STUMP PUIXKR Napoleon took Astra book tn WS» 1 where Aatra awaited bias. Her eaa tngton Inta In the afternoon. Mrs ** 1 did. beeutiftil face waa pale and tears Opinion of Farm Manager for Weet- Ison and Roeltta walked down to •• glietenod In her eyea. Her whole be sandy shore and eat listening to A* tag expressed eorruw. ♦rn Fuel Co.. Nanaimo. B. C. "What is It, dear?*’ asked her hue waves. The mother was dreaming of By Thus. Cunningham. band, eympathetleally. the happy future for her eon. IV Instead of replying, ahe handed him other waa weaving fine throade of *• The moat economical, powerful, safe net ehe waa tangling about her frivols a letter. He recognised the fine hand and satisfactory stumping device I It Bantoe was away, but he was ex writing of the Couuteea lloeluy have yet seen la a hand power stump pected back soon Rhe disliked to «•* road: ing machine, known In ths United him leave her aide, as sbe feared te *'My dea- FTtende and Protector«t Slates as the ”K" hand stump puller, AMUSING LITTLE FUN MAKER "I am writing this te you both, a« I lose the control that sbe bad gals*1 sold by Mr. W. J. Fitzpatrick, In fle- know you will bo married shea you over him. Httle, Wash. This machine weighs Osme ef “Weed Rhapsody" Give« He returned that evening Wbw receive IL 1 know you will receive all i I MU pounds and can l»e wheeled around Much Sntertelnment- Steel lent like a barn truck. I venture to say Mrs. Edison retired the counteee eieto kinds of presents, surprise« and oou Scheol Sterelee A Herded that It w(ll come ut? with flying colore out of the bouse and strolled toward gratulatloue. aa you are both the be the shore, wbare ehe knew Santo« loved of your follower«. Hut In order In a contest with any of the various With the coming of th« long au would be awaiting her. Bantoe wa* I to give more value to the kind wishes. makes of horsepower stumping ma tumn evoning« and the entertain the happiest of men when she greeted I have decided to tell you the truth, chines. It to built un the double ac ■nonls and parties which thny bring, tion pawl snd ratcliet principle. I him with passionate embraeee asd the unvarnished, cruel truth "I wonder If It will surprise you to comes the old question: "Isn't there heard about Ibis machine last fall and kleeee. something new thst we can play?” trawled twenty miles to s«< It, veiy He was like a faithful, obedient <M find that 1 am. and have been In the It Is always difficult to find any ■keptlcal aa to the stories I had heard service of Count von Werdeneteln Whatever Roeltta asked he did with cut question Tonight he handed Her You have been the kindest of boeta. thing altogether fresh and original, about IL The agent attached It to a the count's letter, that came tn answer Indeed, eo good that you made my task and some of the older games, a trill« standing tree (fir), about 3fl Inches In worked over and freshened up, will diameter, placing the cable at>out 12 really despicable but much easier to the one he had sent for her. "Don't take this very eerlously. Ufe I h < found quite as liilerMatliig as any | feet up the tree. I took hold of the Roeltta opened It. and he held M’ 5\>r Instance, there are lever, ami pulled the tree down my Is made up of an equal portion of thing elaa pocket flashlight so sbe could read I bought im> "My little blond boy. the time 1» bad and good, and the end la always many word games, but not one to self, In eight minutes. Itoath gathers us all In. quite like the little fun maker knowu machine on the spot, and have pulled nearing when my name will to ' the same changed to Duprel. What do you think and puts In our places others who taay as the "word rhapsody " In playing the stumps from 30 acres of land with of that? Mrs Duprel? Doesn't that And pleasure In destroying all that we thia gams each of the guests Is called it since, the machine costing not one have created. You both dream of upon to choose one word. This word cent for repairs. Very recently I sound good to you?" Santos' only answer was kieses; to world peace- I wish 1 could create is written upon a little card furnished gave a demonstration on stump pulling by the hostess It may be an adjec to the members of the Royal Commis had begun to master the socallud lest peace In my own hoart! "I admlrw you both, especially Na live, a verb, a common or proper sion on Agriculture, appointed by ths art very quickly. "Do you know bow 1 have missed poleon, and for that reason. I hate you noun, or any other word that may government of British Columbia. In you* Mr. Edison and Aetra were bore, both, being unable to love you, aa suggest Itself. The cards are then this demonstration I first attached a but since I know you I can't enjoy there are no middle streams In my na- gathered up and the hostess writes all large alsvd, horse-power stump puller the words on a large piece of white of the capstan variety to a fir stump them any more. 1 know It Is not right j ture. "There la no use of my telling you paper with a red pencil, eo that, when of about 20 inches diameter. This to feel that way, as Napoleon baa been very good to me. but my sympathy !• what I Intend to do; you will know It bung up. It can be seen ail over the stump waa on an open gravolly soil with you. dear.” Her arm slipped soon enough, and you both will be room Then each gueat to invited to and the roots penetrated uulte deep. I hitched a 1000 pound horse to the around hts neck, "1 cannot bear bin sorry that you ever mol the unhappy write a abort story In which every p^ra.'n whose name was. once, Roeltta one of the words appears, all of them stump puller and it failed to move the criticise you." being used grammatically and lu a stump. I then attached the Trewhella "Criticlee me? Is he dissatisfied Itostay "And now. 1 wish you all happiness, manner to make sense The time of machine to the same stump smi pulled with me?" The words were heavy work should be limited to ten min It out quite easily In seven and one- with dismay, Roeltta knew that sbe until we meet again. "ROSITTA. utes When the stories are complete half minutes, the roots being pulled had touched the right strings, Who "Pttneeee of Schomburg IJthow " told you that?" the authors are Invited to read them out clean and clear. While pulling "Don't take It eerlously. Rantoe. 1 Napoleon quietly folded the letter aloud, or the hostess collects them the stump (as la my usual custom) 1 have tried to keep It to myself, hot and handed it back to Astra. He did and reads them herself. The results kept a man with a mattock knocking 1—I could not" not seem disturbed at all. He picked are ofteu very anluslng. The rhap the dirt from the roots aa the stump "Did he say that I had not served up the envelope and aaw the New aody also makes a good school exor waa raised and allowing It to fall back him well? Did he say that?" into the hole made by the lifting of York postmark. cise. the stump. By doing this the ground "He did." whispered Roeltta. "It to clear. The counteee has the Santos breathed fire and flame. Ro secret of cirynlth and. very likely, of PROPER EXERCISE FOR BOYS to left nearly level and requires very lltte grading afterwards. Naturally sttta subtly convinced Santoe that he the aerodronione." was the man. and not Napoleon Edl the members of the C-ommiMlon were "Rut bow did she get It?" Half Hour's Dally Practice on Machine son. whose name should be the revered greatly delighted with the machine "That remains to be seen. Warden Will Keep Growing Youth In one tn American history, When argu stein evidently thinks that everything and in order to personally test it, Mr. Beet of Condition. meets were weak, kieses strengthened to fair In love or war.“ Hayward. M. I*. P., chairman of the them. until poor Santos was molded "Will you read me that other letter, As Indicated by the Illustration this commission, and Mr. Shannon, one of Into a form that suited Roeltta. Then the one the judge brought?" asked simple device will servo tor s swing the members, look bold of the lever she said: end pulled out a stump themselves. Astra. flying ring snd trapes«. In setting It "I own the cirynlth deposits tn Hun "Of course, dear. This to Mosrak's up keep In mind the fact that It must Y«e Cee G«< AlUe't mtr. gary. I never will give them to Na communication. I wonder what he has necessarily be strong. It must not Write AttooS, Olnwied.to Boy, M V.t..r» poleon. I want you to be bls master to say " He opened the heavy mvs wobble very much, and the limbers tr»« .ampl« ol Ai:<-ri'« r««>t K«««. It cur»« wesiliig h.»| twollcn, a<-hIng lent, H makes Will you come with me?" lope and a number of sheets fell to used must be st least 4 by C and of a • now or light ah'>e» «***7. A rertaitl cur« "I am with you and yours forever!" the tabla. nurn*. Ingrowing nail« an<1 l»uul«»na. All a mg gUtassUlL 26r. bon’l snrept anjr substitute. The tone In which this was said was "To the President of the United Re enough tor Roeltta. She knew ahe had publics of America: Social ( alls in China. won. "Since that unhappy event. In which It Is difficult for a Chinaman to mas I was selected by Fate as ths Instru ter the English pronounelation, end CHAPTER XVII. ment of Death, 1 have had many hours this accounts In great measure for the to think clearly and to learn from my prevalence of pidgin Kngliah. The The Fifteenth ef July. Inner seif that It to the rule of lx»vs letter r to almost always sounded like July 15, the marriage day of Astra and not the rule of Force that should I, so we have kl-lln or kleen for green, and Napoleon, had been declared a rule the world I have set down the snd lain for rain. “Too muchce lain continental holiday following facta, so that your ladyship just now" la often heard; “just now" From near and far came eongratu shall know ail the motive powers that being a favorite expression to denote latlona. They had not planned a gor- may govern human actions. the immediate presenL In calling gwoua ceremony, but they could not "The fact that my bullet went astray upon a lady, one says to the boy— stop the expressions of love that came to due. not so much to the quickness house servant of any age from lfl to from the loyal citizens. The a bole of the great humanitarian and Amerl 60 — “Mlascc have got?” an<l the capital was alive with color, and the can patriot, Napoleon Edison, as to answer comes, “Have got" or “No messages that came and the sincere the fact that I beheld the Counteee Ro have got,” according to whether ahe Joy of all. made the day one to be slny In your company. A moment of is In or out. Thia recalls the time- remembered for years to come hesitation Is enough to frustrate plane honored, true story of the lady who Astra had missed Rosltta very much. Her influence naturally. unIntention, called and the boy reported to his She had been unable to attend th« ally saved your life, as my hand and mistress of the house: “One piecee wedding. as «be had been 111 on the eye are always true. I am happy that man down side, b'iong misau»." Island of Ciryn« for th« last few things turned out as they did. Scarcely complimentary to the "one weeka. "Before I explain why the counteee* piecee man!" National Magazine. When Napoleon heard that the presence saved you (she has done. , countees was unable to attend their however. Involuntarily, at leaat one When Your Eyes Need Care wedding on account of her Indleposl- good act In her life), I want to tell you Trp Murln* Evti Rwmadr. No Htnibrilng-—Fselg Parts of Swing Trainer. tloa. he thoughtfully shook his head that my name to not Moxrak. and I am Fin*—Act* Qulrklv. Trjr it for l<« J,Wrak, It seemed Incredible that Roeltta who not a Russian Watery Kj *»• at»«l <¿ratiuiated Kyslhla. llltur strong, sound oak. For a fifteen-year- tratwd Ik>«>k In mas-h package. Murine Is was so full of vitality and energy, "My name to Aetzel von Ro then her«, old boy of ordinary stature the height Or■ mmtMled by our (hoII*ta nut aMpst*nt Mad* klr»*— but oacd In Buc«-«a*fttl |•hr«lrlan•* I'mo* should be 111. He only said: "Every and some years a<o 1 wore the uni above the ground should be ten feet. Mr* for in»n? »car* N.>w drdlrat«*d to lb* Pub Illness has a remedy." lic an<! sold by lungglata at Kai and Mto per Ikrttl*. form of the famous Red Hussars The beet way of setting the poets Is Marina Mrs Aalv* In Aa*ptU Tubss, Sfe and MX. He did not give the matter further "Years ago. when on a vacation trip. to bed them In concrete. Dig your Murine Kvo Remedy Co., Chicago thought. He spent the last day before I traveled through Italy; at that time boles three fnot deep and erect the his marriage in his aerodromon», the I could enjoy the great marvels of Na timbers In a perfectly upright position Moles In Ginseng Beds. American Eagle Where he was, or ture. I was young and noble-thinking You will need a level to do this, and Moles arc sometimes very trouble what he did. no one seemed to ki.ow, —and free. On the shore of the Lago you must have light slats or props some and cannot always be caught with and he did not volunteer the lnforma di Maggiore I found destruction. nailed to the uprights to keep them A very effective means of tlon "I was tramping through the coun from moving while you are shoveling traps. After their wedding luncheon Astra try with a sketching outfit and let tn the concrete. The concrete mlxturo keeping them out has been followed returned to her presidential office, as people think me an artist. In a se to one sack of cement (100 pounds) by T. 8. Curtis, a Tennessee ginseng there were things that she wan'ed to cluded and beautiful spot, from where costing 40 cents, and eight cubic feet grower. He dug a narrow trench 10 attend to personally. Especially the I had an uninterrupted view of tbs of broken stone and sand or river inches deep all around his beds outside criminal case of Nikolay Mozrak The snow-covered peaks of the Alps, and a sand. Mix It thin and put In around of the row of posts that support the Criminal Court of the continent Lad wide vista of surroundings pfne-cov the posts, a little al a time. Fig. (> shade. Galvanized roofing in strips 2fl decreed capital punishment for at ered land, I struck my easel and began makes the Idea clear. It will take inches wide was purchased and cut in tempted assassination of the President work. A girl emerged from the only three weeks for the concrete to sot two, lengthwise, making the sheets 12 inches wide. They were given a coat path and walked toward me. I say a of the United Republics of Amenea. firm and hard and during that time of heavy black roofing paint on each Astra read the document carefully, girl, but I ought to say a vision Rhe you must not touch the posts. aide, then set in the trench snd tacked was ths most bewitching creature I and Instead of signing It, she wrote: The top crosspiece has two holes to the posts so as to form a perfect had ever seen. "Pardoned, and shall be Instantly re- bored for the rope, and a rounded barrier all around the beds. The earth "8he came to me fearlessly and 1 eased " notch "Y"’ for the rope to slide In. was then filled in and tamped hard. greeted me In a friendly way; I (Signed) The cleat Fig 4 Is used to shorten th« The renting projects three Inches sketched her In ffjy picture. Ineldn of "ASTRA PRUDENT EDISON." rope by tying It around same. Fig. 2 alaive the ground and 10 Inches below an hour my fate was sealed, as I had shows the shape of the swing seat and the surface and the moles will neither She dispatched the pardon by a spe fallen In love with her. the method of setting It In place. cial messenger, and then took up other go over nor under iL — Farm and "One day near the end of my vaca A half hour's dally practice on this Home. matters. tion. I received an Invitation to visit device will go a great way toward At seven o’clock she was at the Crys the castle of the Rostnys. There 1 tal Palace, to dress for the banquet of found her. She was married and hud keeping a growing boy In good condl J tie« Romnn Eys Ilnt.mn for «.-aiding ««■- Bation in eyes an<l in Hain tn a tlon Of ey*s or the Continental Commercial and In a beautiful little girl about three years tlon. Begin with ten minutes of light sysllda. Ally. work and gradually Increase IL dustrial Association, one of the most old. She told me that she loved me. powerful societies organised to pro that her husband was cruel to her, and A Mercenary I, hrh . Juvenile Wisdom. mote the welfare of business people- I believed everything. We eloped— Willard D. Straight, the brilliant The elderly visitor with the benlg- ! Sbe and Napoleon drove to the new and she made me a traitor Inside of a young financier of Morgan ti Co., was Capital Hotel In an open ear The few weeks. I wae entrusted with Im nant countenance waa addressing the discussing the American bankers’ banquet was arranged for 4,000 guests portant secrets and I entrusted them Sunday school on the subject of kind- 1 withdraws! from the Chinese loan. ness to dumb creatures. and the whole upper floor was thrown to her. I loved her so! "I like China,” Mr. Straight said. “Children," he said, "In the down- 1 open for the purpose. (TO BE CONTINUED.) “My regard for China will not let me town district of Chicago,'In the very consider her from a purely selfish and At eleven o'clock the presidential heart of the city, you will see thou- I Vanity. party left and threaded Its way toward commercial viewpoint. 1 annot, In • • • There Is a stirring of the rands of pigeons, all plump and well this matter, put myself In the position the Crystal Palace. At the Palace Judge Scanlan of the Continental body. People are breaking down un fed. Somebody looks after them. of the young lady who waa asked by Court awaited them Hla mission was der the tyranny of material posses Why do we feed and cherish them?" her chum: "’Cause you’re ’frald you’ll have to to deliver a heavy looking letter to the sions. There never was a time when " ‘Do you think, dear, that it Is nse 'em fer meat some day, ” hazarded women’s intelligence wae eo eager and President, better to have loved and lost than a deeply Interested little boy In the "Tour excellency will pardon me for Inspirational; never a time when men neves te have loved at all?’ taking this liberty, but Mr Mozrak. were so weary of metal and meels and Infant class. ‘Why, of courao It is,’ the young the prisoner you so kindly pardoned. miles. It 1* al) clear to a prophetlo lady replied, ‘provided he lets you Longest Sentence. keep all his presents.* ’’ Instated that this letter is Important, understanding that we are nearing the For the longest sentence on record and would not leave the prison until end of our lessons In three dimen we must go to the Frenoh. In "Jx»e “Whatever became of that woman I promised him that I would deliver it sions and five senses. Miserable«” Victor Hugo haa one sen who waa married on a bet?" personally.” tence that runs through a hundred “She is probably now giving her Striving to Oblige. Astra took the letter and thanked Angry Diner—Walter, you are not lines, and earlier tn the book. In one time to a grusade agnlnst gsmbliag.” him for Its safe delivery, then dis of the chapters descriptive of Water missed him with a few kind words. fit to serve a pig. A modern Chinese trade union has Walter—I am doing my beet, air.— loo, there are over 50 lines wlthczut a Napoleon escorted his mother to her been formed In Shanghai by «000 full atoo rooms, then returned to th« library. JudS*. goldsmiths and silversmiths. NEWS fbrtfe YOUNG PEOPLE
