Cottage Grove sentinel., June 14, 1916, Image 3

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T e U m S m e li O rie n ta i Ruga.
TI«' ahimè or llu* «inali o rie n ta i ra g ,
un !(•■ <« un olije' t o f art tlinn <*f u t ility,
I* un «•uiue lully co m m uti uitatake.
Hy
h M logie mi) m g uihk I fo r a li«*>r «•vvar
I I I » «bollili CUIpliMilze tIle f u u c t l o u uf
tb» lioor a« a aulld fu u u ila tlo u under
uur f«*et T u do ib i* It uiuat b o u o r aod
j I jcv thè linea o f Hi* floor. a t laaat t b a t
l « i t wld* li II decorate»
Y e t Mute a n d
agalli, « l i n a « e i e r a l «mali r u m a ra
i a n i f»»r ilio c a rp e ! (ug o f a rooui. w e
litui llirin all t b r o w u d o w n o u Un»
tibia •■fieli at illffe ie n t a u g le a
VVIIU
nou•• o f Mie alile« o f a m a [»arailei lo
tlie lioiiinllug line« o f Ibe M"or, w e a ra
uiaile roiiai loilN o f a ueiv ilei orativi»
Irta«, olle Inillt ou top o f alni at ero»»
plirpom*« n li li Ilo* o lia i "ni one. l'h a lr a ,
fu Mi"» miti ol Iter pie» e« o f f o r n i t u r e
lo U n I llieu he pini n i e l l b e r lo ro u fo r u i
Villi lite poNltlon o f lite m a » o r wltb
Ilo* ni i ik *I lira I nrruiiKeuient o f Ibe
ruolo I m i h «eia o f llue* tbey • a n n o i
fo llo *
So. ut l«*»1, w e b a v e a eoo
fn ilo li o f lileu«. Il riMiiii Wliti'h »rem»
lo re»t ou un limn iire foiiiuJui l o n .—
Vaio'« K o w e K a lruia ii In G
l lo u a a
k rullili»
<»««1
Hleaad Hia O w n P la y .
Baroli tir F re n illy . w lui I l a " i n i prout
lit«'ni li In F ra u i'e durili» Ibi* d a y a o f
" Ib e t e r p i r ," mimi aure ly h a t e lieen tlle
olii) a u l b o r w h o e t r r hl««rd hlu a w n
p lay
Till« w u « riitltli«! “ l-ea Trol»
T an ti'» " and w a s p riN lm n l at Ih»
V e n d e i |||r thenler. l'a ria.
’’ B e f o r e h a lf o f the drat S ie n a bad
been pin t e d I Halil to m y a elf, ‘l i b , but
• hi» I» e l e e r a b l e ! ' T h e piltilh' it aa o f
the nn me opinion and. w h ile iny frleuda
kepi a p p lau d in g . hlHNeil w ith ull Ita
y t re n g th
I ended liy h e a r tily liUalti»
Utyaelf. fo r the f u r t h e r the pluy pro
»ie««ed the m ore e o u i l i n v<t t wa» that
the people w e r e rl»hl
" O n l e e r l i i a the t h e a t e r a friend w h o
« I t nut III the Hi« ret o f t h e a utlm ra hlp
said to me, 'W h n t u pleee o f e x i r n v a
aaiire, w h a t a n i e t e h e d f u r i e "
‘ Oa
teutahle.' I i e p l l . i l and i t h u l e i e r ha
»aid I went one l i e l l e r
' l l I» »uhi to
Iw hy t 'm u te d e Negnr.’ he eontllilMd.
’ No.' re joined I. ’ll wnu tvrllle n by me.'
T h e |KN>r muti w e Used w ith utuaze
tOenl.” ;— F ro m “ Haro» de i'r e n l l l y 'e
ItrmlnUi eni'e« "
Riddle M a k in g Epochs.
T h e r e h a t e I humi e|«»'ha al w hh h rid
dir m aklli» Ini» l»*rii m ore mpi'i-lnUy lu
vogue Hint »10 Ii riHM-liN w o u ld ap|N*ar
to 01*1 ur ul ueaaona o f frr»h lutali#«'-
tual « w a k e n i n g S ip I i nu epo ch t h e re
wa» ul the limi »llm ini’ t In» o f n e w In
te l l n tual IL'IH lu the »e. ond h a l f o f
(hr »•■ v e n t e e u l h e e u i u r y T ltla w a« the
a g e o f A ld h e lm , liNhop o f S h e r lm r u r
ib e tirai In (h e roll o f A u g l o - I a l l n
l a ti « . Ite lefl a «‘o ua lderuM e n u m b e r
of rulKluua In l.a tlu lie « n uieler» Aid
bklm died In <K*
Itrfo re Id« tim e
there wua « . oHn tli.ii o f l.u lln riddle«
'(nil l e n e the n u m e o f S y m phinlu«. O f
tUI» w ork the d a t e 1« u n k n o w n . W e
kltoir ihm A ld h e lu i ■ ■ »eit It. and
w r unit In fer that Ii wua Ih ru » r n «*nt
proilui'i
Tin- ridille« uf Sy m p lio alu*
Weie Iiidform In «hn|M> i oualatlu» eai'b
o f t h r ee h e x a m e t e r
line«. t o r u h l l l
M ain lin e
7
E x p lo s iv e Ba rrels.
N itro g ly c e rin , 11 tough a n e x p lo s iv e ,
ta ra re ly iiaeil by lt«elf, l«*lu» tnlxtxl
w ith »uip'ottuu lo fo rm tilnutlu» »ela
tin or w ith a e e i t n l u e a r th hi m a k e
d) no in lie
I l n u r Ip lu iitttle « o f ttle rX
p losive 11||ul.I a t e k e p t lu cast,». and
Ilia winm I o f itii‘»e c a s k s l e 111111*1 so
highly e x p l o a l t e i h r o u u h tielnu aoakeil
w ith the llipild (but a kti'k w ill blow
'Item to pl<*e(-a It » not »ate to ti«r the
e m p ty eaaka a » alu for relHlln» them
Willi the e x p lo a lr e . n or ca n t h e y he
need In a u i o ilier w a y . e v e n for lire
wtmd T h e r e la only out* thin». Iinte«*4l.
i b a l run I«* done, and that 1» l o ex
pjodr the cnaka. T h e y ure p lnred ou
wu«le »rotiud and uaually #Xphxl«*d by
tueau« o f u title htillel (Ire«! tutu I Item
Very llt lle o f the eaak re main« a ft e r
I"
rxplo»|o||._ l.ondon Staudaril.
1
C h ic k e n T a lk .
T h e chick en » w e r e »alhere«l to » etb a r
I d (he f a r u i y a n l n m r r r t i n i w ith one
a u o lh er . aa la the euatoni u n i o n » all
»•If r«*»pecttng c h ick en » w h o h a v e
been h n m » h l up liy a c a r e f u l a n d Ju
dhioiiN m o th e r lien
" W h a t w ou ld hom e tie w i th o u t a
m other?' a«ked one lltlle fe llo w , look
In» t e n d e rly a t old Mrs Hen. w h o wa«
«•prvtilu» a n io n » the ueluhtmr'» f r e s h ­
ly planted »<*>«la fo r so m e d a i n t y inor
»el w ith whh-h to t r e a t Iter t>ri»»l.
" A n Ini'nlmlor. I »tie»»." a n n w e re d
bla s m a ll slater, w h o had InherlttHl her
old m a n 's nii»e«*ml.v aenae o f h u m o r .—
I*ltl«tiur»h T e le g r a p h .
O » M m r y
V.
A Retrieved Refor­
mation.
Il'opvrtaht hr Doubleday, P »a« A tie.)
G U A R D c a m e to
tbn |«rtaou shoe
simp, w h ere Jim
my V a l e n t tua
waa «»«Idunusiy
■ lltchitg upper»,
ami ea< nrted him
to Iha front o f
(Ice.
T h e r e tha
w arden
haud««I
J im m y Ida p ar
itmi. w lit. h had t««e*ii algned limi m un ì
lu g hy I he go v ern o r.
J i m m y took
tt In a tired kind o f w a y .
H e bad
«er\i«l n early leu mouth« o f « four
y e a r «euteic a.
He hud ex {Meted to
s t a y o n ly ulxmt t h r ee month» a t Iha
Umgeat.
W h en a m an w ith a» m a n y
frleuda un thi* o u ts id e a« J lniiu) Val-
• t illlie had « re c e iv e d In the " » l l r " It «
liunlly w o r t h w h i le to cut hi» hair.
" N o w , V a le n tin e ." said ih a w a r d eu ,
" y o u 'll go out In the m o rn in g
B r a ce
up a m f m a k e u mini o f y o u r s e lf. You r«
not a had fe llo w ul lieu rl
S l o p «-rack­
in g aufea and liv e » (m ig h t ."
"M e?"
»aid
Jim m y
In surprise.
" W h y . I n e v e r c r a c k e d a a a f e In my
life."
"O h . I10." la u g h e d the w ar d en . “ O f
■ our»« imt. l a d ’a see. now . H o w w aa
It y o u hup|ieiie«l lo g«*t s e n t up uu th a t
Sp rin gfield Job?
Mil» ll l«e<au»e y o u
w ou ldn't p i l li l i an alibi for f e a r o f
(nmproiulMli.g nnmelaidy In e x t r e m e l y
high toned »•» l e l y ? O r w a s It aliuply
a ca a e o f a m e an old Jury (but bud It
In for y o u ? It » u l w u y s o n e or the
other w ith y o u Innocent victim«."
" M e ? " «uhi J i m m y , »till b la n k ly v ir ­
tuo us
" W h y . w a r d e n . I n e v e r wa« lu
Hprtngflcld lu my l ife !"
" T a k e hlui back, i.’ronln." «iiilleil tha
w ar d en , "and fix him up w ith o u tg o ­
in g clo thes,
t 'n lo c k him at
lu the
m orning, aud lei him c o m e to the hull
l»ru. B e l t e r thluk o v e r my a d v ice . V a l ­
e n tin e ."
A t a <|uurter puat
011 the n e x t
m o rn in g J i m m y «!<><«! lu the w arden '»
o u ter oliti e. l i e hud 011 a suit o f the
vlllaluou»ly l in in g r e a d y m a d e . lotlie«
And a p a ir of the «HIT. »«pieuky «hoe«
th a t the «tute furul«he» to Ila d i s ­
c h a r g e d co m p u ls o ry guest»
T h e clerk bundl'd him a railroad
th ket and the fiv e d o llar bill w ith
w h ich the la w ex|M*<i«*«l him to reba
titillale h im s e lf Into good <JHzen«tilp
and pro»|«*rlt,v
T h e w a r d e n g a v e him
A c i g a r a n d «hook hands.
Y u le n tln e,
K Í C . wa» ch r o n icle d 011 the book«
" ! >anl»iit*<l by governor,'* and
Mr.
J a m e s V a le n tin e walk««! out Into llie
auhablne.
IM aregardlng the a*>iig o f the bini«,
ih» w B rin g green tre es aud the «meli
o f the flowers. J i m m y bend««! «Im i g h t
for a re s ta u r a n t
T h e r e he tas ted the
first »Wi*et Joy» o f lllierty In the «ha|ie
.if a bridled c h ic k e n a n d 11 t»>tHe o f
w h ite w lu e. fo llo w e d hy a c i g a r a
g r a d e (letter than Hie o ne the w a r d e n
bad g l r e u him
l ' rupi th e re he p rix ee d -
•sl leisurely to the d«>|H>t. He tossed a
• p ia r te r luto the hat o f a blind man
a i d i n g by the door and Ixiardeil hta
train
T h r e e hours set hltu d o w n In a
little lu t i li n ea r the »tale line.
Ho
w ent to the c a f e o f one M ike Dolan
and »ho o k hand« w ith Mike, w h o w aa
alon e lM*hliid the liar.
" S o r r y t i e c o u ld n 't m a k e It aoouer,
J im m y , m e t>oy." »aid Mike. "H u t w a
had that prote»t from SprtiiKflrld to
buck HgHliiNt. and Hie g o v e r n o r n ea rly
(miked. F e e lin g all r i g h t ? "
" F i n e . " »aid J i m m y . " G o t uiy k e y ? ”
H e got Id.« key a n d w e n t u p stairs, un-
lot-king the d o o r o f n room at the rear.
K v e r y t h l n g w a s Just a s he liad le ft lb
1
1
7
7
Ill
-U
A
KE?
T p f
/M
T a t e e a h Island.
T h e moat e q u a b l e l i l m a l e In tbla
c o u n try la found In T ato o ali lalaud. lu
the «trait o f J u a n d e Kui-a. Iietween
W a s h in g t o n and V a n c o u v e r Island,”*
w here the tem|>erntiire n e v e r hHa lieen
a b o v e St* degli*«*» a ud ra re ly fa lla be
low W* degree»
Muaieal Net#.
" W e l l , landlord how '» htl«lne«« n o w
aday«?"
"O h . p u rty good, p u n y gixxl
Had a
w h o le pa««el o' |x*<)plc r e g i s le r ylated-
day
T h e y iva» flve g e n tle m e n , three
Ipdl«*« aud fo u r m i i N h i a n » M u s i c a l
A m erica.
R ig h t and W rong.
It retpilre» Miturlbln» o f n h e ro to
g iv e up w hen he 1» w r o n g aud n good
deal o f a f a m ily m an to g i v e up w hen
be la rig h t.— Pu ck.
Hia H and icap .
F i r s t G o l f e r ito clu lin ia te w h o has
Just been liimnie«l w o e f u l l y I— W e ll,
w b a t ’s y o u r h a n d ic a p ? Se co n d O o l f e r
— H o n e s t y .—J u d g e .
P e ra o n s w ho r e a lly w is h to be co m e
augelu should u t s k e a »tart In t h a t dl
raottou w h ile t b e y a r e y e t mart ala.
t h e y m a k e au«di thing» for ilia p r o t e c t
•Ion
lu h a l f an hour J im m y w eu l d o w n
• la ir » a n d throu gh Hie c a f e
H e waa
n ow d ic s a a d In lu»leful and w ell Ot-
tlug clothe« and ca rr ie d Id« d u s te d a n d
• ieu u ed »nil c a s e In hi» bund.
" G o t a n y t h i n g o n ? ” a s k e d Mika Do­
lan gen ia lly.
" M e ? " said J im m y , lu a p u z zle d tone.
"1 don't un d e rstan d
l ui r e p re s e n tin g
the N e w York A m a l g a m a t e d Mliort
Sim p Biscuit I 'r a c k e r a ud Frazzle«!
Miien 1 c o m p a n y ."
'Jills s tatem en t delight««! Mike to
a m i l a 11 e x t e n t th a t J l u i m y bud to t a k e
He n e v ­
a s e ltz e r and milk on the h | hi |
er tou ch e d hard d r l u k s
A w e e k a f t e r the leleane o f V a le n ­
tine, #TG—. there w a s a neat Job o f
s a f e b u r g la ry d o n e In R ich m o n d , Ind ,
w ith no c l e w to the autho r.
A acau t
|N m wu» all that w a s secured. T w o
w eek» a f t e r that a p atented . Improved,
b u r g la r proof s a f e In l.og»n»port wa»
opened like a ch e e s e lo the tun e o f
• l.fas* c u r r e n c y ; «ectirllle» a n d s i l v e r
o nion, lo d T h a t b egan l o luli*re»t the
rogue . at. Iter». T h e n an old fa s h io n ed
bunk »ale lu Jefferso n t ' l l y Ix-cmae
a. t l i c a ud t h r e w out o f It» c r a t e r au
e ru p tio n o f banknote« u m o u n l l u g to
$."».««*«
T h e louses w *•• n o w high
e n o u g h to tiring the m a i l e r up Into
lien Price'n da»» o f work, l i i co tnpar-
1 lug note» a r e m a r k a b l e s i m i la r i t y in
the met bod» o f the bu r g la rie s ivaa 110-
rte<«i
Ben
Price
In v es tiga te d
the
»< e n e s o f the robl«*iies a n d w a s heard
lo rem ark:
" T h a t ' s D a n d y J im V a le n tin e 's a u t o ­
gr a p h . H e 's re sum ed b usin ess
Look
s t that co m b in a tio n k n o b — Jerked out
a» e a s y a s p ulling up a rmllsli In w e t
w ea th er.
He's got the only cla m p *
that ca n <lo It
A u d look how d e a n
those t u m b le rs w e r e pun ched out!
J i m m y n e v e r bus lo drill but one hole.
Ye s. | g u e s s I w an t Mr Va le n tin e.
R e 'l l d o bla hit next Hmc w ith o u t a n y
s h o r t tim e or c le m e n c y fonllshti«**»."
Ben P r i c e k n e w J i m m y « h a bits
He
had li-urued them w h ile w o r k i n g up
Hie Hprtngfleld caae.
I m ug Jump».
«|tilck g e t a w a y s , no coiif«*«lonile* and
a t a s t e for gooil s o c ie t y t h e se w a v s
bad bel{M>d Mr. V a le n tin e lo be com e
noted a« a s u c c e s s f u l d o d g e r o f retrl-
billion.
It w a s g iv en out t h a t * Ben
P r ic e had t^ken up Ibe trail o f the
e lu s iv e crack kru sn. and o t h e r |>eople
w ith b u r g la r p r o o f saf««« f*dt more a t
ease
D u e a fte rn o o n Jtin uiy V a le n t i n e and
bis suit c a s e clltntied out o f the mall
h»< k In Klmore. a little t o w n h v e miles
off t h e railroad d o w n lu the b l a c k j a c k
! «'«•untry o f A r k a n s a s . J im m y , looking
like a u a th le tic y o u n g s e n io r Ju«t home
fro m college, w ent d o w n the board
s i d e w a l k t o w a r d the hotel
A y o u n g lady criawed the s t r e e t
pnssed him at Hie c o rn e r a n d enter««l
a diMir o v e r w h ich w a a tlie s ig n " T h e
; K lm o re B a n k ." J i m m y V a le n tin e lixilc-
| ed Into her evex. forgot w hat In* w a s
! a n d b e c a m e a n o t h e r man
S h e tower-
ed her e y e s and c o l o r c l
«tightly.
Y o u n g men o f J im m y '« «ti le s n d bxik»
xrer«- »car«'e In Klmore.
J i m m y c o l l s n x l a boy H im ! w a s l o a f ­
ing 011 the step s o f the b a u k a s If tie
w ere o n e o f the s tix-k ho ldct« a n d tN*gnii
| to a s k him «luestlona alxnit the town,
feix lln g him d im e s s i In ter va ls .
By
and by the y o u n g Indy c a m e oitl. Itxik
tug r o y a lly unconacloua o f the y o u n g
m an w ith Hit* s uit c a s e and w eu t tier
was
"Isn't th a t y o u n g laity Mis» Polly
Ktmpxon?" s x k e d Jlditiiy, w ith spe>ions
i guile
" N a w . " said the lx»y; " s h e 's A n n a b e l
A da um.
H e r pa o w n s Hit« hank.
! VVhat'd y o u co m e to K lm o re f o r?
It
| tbat a gold w a t c h c h a i n ?
I'm going
1 to get a bulldog
Got an.« More
: dim es?"
1
-No
Ha G a t e d Fondly at tha F in e st Sat e f
B u r g l a r 's Tool« In tho World.
Tti«‘re on the (toor wa» still lieu P r i c e ’*
co llar button th a t had tieen torn front
That e m inent d e t e c t i v e 's ahirthiiud w h en
tbey had 0Verpowere«1 J i m m y to nrrast
Mm.
I'u lltu g out fro m the w a ll a fo lding
lied, J i m m y wild ha ck a panel In the
w all and d rag gl'd out a dust co v e r e d
•tilt c a s e
H e opened this a n d ga z e d
fo n d ly at the llnest s«*t o f b u r g l a r ’*
tools In the east
It wa» a co m p le te
«at. m a d e o f sp ecia lly tem p ered steel,
the latest d«*algn» In drills, piincbea.
I trines a u d hits, jltuinles. d a m p s ami
a u ge rs , w ltb t w o or t h r e e n ovelties. In­
v e n te d by J i m m y h im se lf. In w h i c h be
took pride
O v e r $!ktu th«*y had coat
M m to h a v e m a d e nt ---- , a p lace w h e r e
■
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DO E h
» L O A N 'S
LIN IM E N T
MELT
R H E U M A T IS M .’
A»k tlie mnn who uae* it, he know».
■ ' l o think I »uttered ull the»« year«
when one
-cent bo ttle o f Hlonu ’• Lin
iuient cured me, ” writ»» une grutufnl
user. I f you h a v e Kheum stisiu, ur »uf
f e t from N e u ra lgia , Ba cka che , Rurene«»
and S t if fn e s s , d o n ’t put o f f g e t t i n g a
bottle o f Hloaii’*. I t will g i v e you »10 h
welcome relief.
It warm» nad soothe»
'h e *0re, »riff p a iu fu l [duces unit y ii
feel «0 mueh better.
B u y it at si y
Drug Store, only 2 'i cent».
25
<1
I f a S e n tin el w an t ad. w o n ’t «ell ,t.
throw it a w a y .
uiu yK W
IS IT TRUE?
1
1
th a t high interest o ftim e * menus
low » e eu r ity f
E v e r y d a y e v e n 's
»eem to p rove it.
I f y o u can be con ten t w ith no
mal in te re s t and w a n t to be a b ­
s o lu tely sure o f your principal,
then this s tro n g N a tio n a l B a nk
ha* mueh to o f fe r .
A s a v in g s account can be open- 0
here w ith one dollar or more, •■ <
which we w ill p a y you a f a i r ir
terest. P e a c e o f mind is w o n u
som ething
T h in k it o v e r and consult »«
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The Old Reliable
Fust National Bank
Cottage Grove, Oregon
WELL
C H IL D R E N
ARE
A CTIVE.
J f y o u r child i» dull, pale, f - e t f u l and
w ant* to lie around, the chance» arc it is
s u f f e r i n g from worm«. K i e k a p o o Worm
K iller , a pleasan t candy co n fe ctio n,
liked by al] children, i* what y o u r child
need*.
Y'ou only g i v e one-half to one
lu/etigr i:t a tim e and you get immed
ote results. E v e r y mother should have
n box on hand.
c a t all druggist*.
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BICYCLE REPAIRIN G.
— SOLDERING OF A LL KINDS.
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Can allow you more fo r your oM wheel on a star
guaranteed wheel, then anyone in lii« county.
Furniture R e p a i r i n g a S p ecia lty .
baby carriages repaired, tires pucon. Satislacti..n
guaranteed. Will cal) and deliver any work.
BICYCLES SUNDRIES,tE1<?.
PHON E ■»; Y
SCHEEEF BUILDl.Ni;
W ith
That
A ct Ralph D.
P a ssed A w a y -
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T r a g i c Joking.
O s w a l d 's f rie n d s w e r e a l w a y s on the
lookout fo r s o m e ru se
H e o nce not!
fl«-l th e m that o n N e w Y'ear's d a y he
should ge t th e l«e«t o f them all tu some C L E A R S K I N C O M E S F R O M W I T H I N
Joke, and \ q w Your « m o rn in g e a c h re-
c e i v e d this nutic«*- " R e m e m b e r .'' T b e y
It :s foolish to thin k ^ou can g a m
w e r e on ttmir gu ard.
a good d e a r eimnplexion b y the u»e of
A s t h e y w ere l e a i l n g a bouse w here
fa ce powder.
G et at the root o f th*
they had b r e a k f a s t e d O s w a l d slipped trouble and th o ro u g h ly elennse «he ay*
on the step« and fell ou his b a ck on tern with a t re a tm e n t o f Dr. K i u g ’ -
the s id e w a lk .
H i s 1 rlends ru s h e d to N’ ew L i f e Bills. G eu tle and mild in a-
hi« a ss is tan ce , b u t pau«ed b e f o r e tbey
fion. do not gripe, y e t th e y re liev e tho
t ea cb e d bit».
liv e r by their a ctio n on the bowels.
" T h i s |s hi« r y s e " so m e -one said.
Good for yuuug. ad u lts and aged . G«
C le a r ly the m a n w-ho w a s so proud a f t e r a clear complexion to d a y . SSe at
o f his talent for m im icr y w a s bent on y o u r d r u gg ist.
•I«» e iv i n g them all in to t h i n k i n g him
a d y i n g man. fo r he la y m e r e m o a n ­
ing p itifu lly , his fact* d r a w n a n d t w i s t ­
ed a» If w ith ter rib le |*«in.
H U frie nds stood around a n d made
Jokes and pun« and hu m m ed lines o f
Cottage Grove Transfer
co m ic son»«, a s s u r i n g him all the
w h ile th a t t h e y w e r e not d e ce iv e d hy
bis a ctin g. A t last he g a v e a hoarse,
m o u r n fu l c r y . lo oked a t th e m s ad ly
and then c e a s e d to mourn o r w rithe.
In a n e v e r to be fo rgo tten m o m e n t o f
horro r anil s o r r o w his frie n d s realised
Piano M oving
l bat O s w a l d w a s dead.— " S o u v e n i r s
A u t o D r a y F o r Q uick D e liv e ry
tVun V l e u x I. l h i a r l e .”
L. L. Harrel
Spencer
Draying of all Kinds
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t*ii. in, uk It u p e o l C a n ’t
O ne d a y J im m y sat d o w n In hia room 1 tin- door
yo n men do soinel l o n g ? "
• ml 11 rote tills letter, w hich he m ailed ^
to the »ate a d d i c s s o f one o f his old , •"J'beie k i l l u man nearer t h a n L l t ­
lle Rix-k e l m ca n open tout <Jour," said
ft lend» In Hi Don!».
Mr A dam » Lo a s h a k y voice.
"M y
I »»or old Psi ( »not veil t<> *>• »' MuJii*
vex • plxcx, to U til« p. rk, next
*<lnea- God, Spcm er, w h a t shall w e du? T h a t
dx> fdgtil st » u'ulrx'k. I want you to ChbU aim 1 a ii't s ta n d It lubg lu there.
wind up ewme little m e iivis tor in* An
T h e r e Isn't e n o u g h sir, end. hesldea,
el«», I w aul |>> uu ik« you • present uf tuy she ll g<> into co n vulsio n » f r o m f r i g h t ."
kd uf tool« ( know v j u 'J! be glad tu get
A g a t h a • mother, fra n t ic n o w , beat
tiiem—)uu c o u ld n' t d u p lic a te Hi* lot for
e Uiuussiid dolls)» dev. Billy. I've gull the dour uf the l a u l t w ltb her baud»
lb* old business a v»»r »go 1 ve got a Koinci»»iy wildly s u g g e s t e d d y n am ite .
Dies »tore I ru making an liot.eal living-
A nn abel turned to J im m y , her la rge
end 1 in going to marry the finest girl on
«--nth two »*-ikg fiuui no»
It'» the only e y e s full u f a n g u is h , hut nut y e t d e ­
Ilf«. B ill» Die straight one. I wouldn't sp a irin g
T o a w o m an n o th in g seem s
liiurti a dollar o f another men’s mcn«y •piite Im possible In tlie (lowers o f l b *
now foi a million. After I g i t inairled
I'm going to »ell out snd go »i-st, where m a n she worships.
•‘C a n 't you do «omethtng, R a lp h ?
there won't bo so much ibirtget of having
old si - oio » In ought up against me I tell T r y , w o n ’t y o u ? "
you. lull» ■ > e e an angel
Hhe believes In
H e look*«! at her with a q u e e r s o ft
nn, ami I wouldn't do another crooked
thing for tl e whole world
He euie to he smile 011 his lips and in bis keen e ye s
" A n n a b e l . ” he said, “ g iv e me tbat
at
for I mu«t see i" .i I II bring
• tong the mol» with me Y o u r old friend. roe* you a re w e a r in g , will y o u ? "
JIM MY
! H a r d ly b e lie v in g that »he heard him
On Mnm uy n i g h t aft**r J l m m y w ro te ; a righ t, she unpinned the bixi f r o m the
flit» lei ter, itt^i Prie«* Jogge-I nnobtrti | bosom o f her d r e s s and p laced It In
«Ivrly luto K lm o re In a llve ry bngg.v
Ills hand.
J i m m y stuffed It Into bla
I l e loiinged abuiit t o w n In bis i|ulet vest |M)ck«*t. t h r e w off his coat and
wa.v until In* rotimi mti z i i a t he waut | pulled xif» hi» -lilrt sleeve». IVIth that
«di to k n o w I ro m thè d r u g sture acri)'*» a c t R alph D. s p e n c e r p a s s e d a w a y ,
tlie »treet frinii **|»*m e r » »leu* «ture end J im m y V a le n tin e ti«»k hia pla«*«.
li«* g o t a grimi look st R alph V* ripeti
" G e t a w a y from tlie. door, all o f
«er.
yon." be cotnm»nd««l shortly.
" G o ln g to m a r r y thè lianUer » ila a g h
H e -c l hi» «ult c a s e on th e t a b le and
ter. «re yuu, J lui in 7 ? ” sttld Ben to hlm- opened It out flat. F ro m that tim e on
«elf softly. " M ’ell. I «Ioni knoti '
lie . i * i * i w "I to lu? unco n scio u s o f the
Tln* i t e t i m orutiig J l m m y lo o k lirenk
•irx eem c o f x n y on«* else
H e laid out
fu«I ut thè Alluni»«-». H e w a s g o l n g lo | l?ic shilling. «|u**er implement« s w i f t l y
(.Itile Ito k liuti <tay I " o rd e r hi» triti
and orderly
w h is tlin g «oftly to blm
• IIIIK »liti .imi b u i e om e thin g Ili e fot -■ elf. 11» In* a l w a y s did w h en a t work.
Alrliulx'l. d iluì wtrulli Ire thè flrxt lim e In a d e ep s ilen ce and Im m o va ble the
la* liuti e li l e g a silice he c a ln e to Kl : other» w a t c h e d him ax If un de r n spelt
m ore
It hxd lv«*n more th a n u y e a r
In a m in u t e J i m m y ’s |x?t drill wa*
itoti
»irne
iltn»e la«t
|rrofe«»loual tilling s m o o th ly Into the steel door.
•’Jiili»
imi Irti tliotlglit he colliri » s fely In ten minute»— b r e a k in g hi* o w n
v e n tu re olir.
Imrglartnii» reco rd lie th rew b a c k the
A f t v r b r e a k f a s t rpilte a fum ili' {utrty holts and «>|iened the <lo»r
w ent ib'ivh'.own l o g e t h e r Mr. Adam».
A g a t h a , alm ost collapse«!, but safe,
A liuti I u* ■ J lm m y am i A uuh I k T » nrurrltsl w a s g a t h e re d Into h«*r m other'* arm *
J i m m y V a le n tin e put ou Ids coat and
Nl«ter w Uh Iter t u o little girl», aged
live «mi ulne. T b e y cani** by tlie ho­ 1 a lk is I o u ts id e llie ra ilings t o w a r d the
tel u b e r e J lm m y »till bo an le d. and lo* front door. A s be w en t he tlm u g h t he
ni u tip io li'- ri mi m a m i b m u g l i l alou g b e ard a f a r a w a y vo ice th a t he once
hlx »uii case. T lie n i b e y w eu t «*«i t<> k n e w call • R a l p h ! ” But he n e v e r he«
thè bunk. ' l i j e re »irxxl .llm m i
liorse !tnt«*d.
At the door a big man stix*i ««me
a n d IrUggy su d l ’olpb G ib son , " '.io wu»
gì>llc.- lo d r i v e li• in m i-r lo lire luilrouil wli.-it In hi« wa.v.
•'Hello. Men!” s a i l J i m m y , still w ith
•tali->ir
" G o t a r o u n d at
A ll w'eut I n s id e tire liiglr. c u r i i d oak , hi« » 'r a n g e sm ile.
l d o n ’t
rallini:« luto ib e lis iik in g r«x>iu. .llm m i In -1. h a v e y o u ? W ell, let’* go
ÌM‘ luded for Mr. Adam»' fuluri* son-Ul- k n o w that It make« m uch differen ce
DO W.”
law
wu» w«*|come a n y w h e r e
Tin
A nd then Ben P r ic e a cte d rattier
s t r a n g e ly .
" fin e s« y o u 'r e m istak en . Mr. S|«en
i*er.” he »aid. " D o u 't b e lie ve
re co g
nlze you.
Y o u r b u g g y '» w a i t i n g for
y ou. a in 't It?"
And B e n I’ rlce turned a n d strolled
d o w n the street.
e le rks w e r e pleasctl to lx* gr«x*fi*d by
tile »rxxi hxikin g. a g r e e a b le y o u n g man
win) w a s g o in g to m a rry .Ml»« Anualie!
J i m m y w en t to the P la n te r s ' hotel. J im m y set hi« »nit ca se d o w n
An
regi*ter«xl a s K a lph D. S p e n c e r a n d en uu l«‘l. w h o s e heart wu» liiibbiiiig wit It
! gagix l a r<x>ni. H e leaned mi the desk hnppinc»« und li v e l y youtli. put • n Jim
• m l d e c la r e d hi« p l a t f o r m to t h e c le rk mi » hat and plckcil up the » n i titee.
l i e »alii he had c o m e to K lm ore to Itaik •‘ M'onidn't
m a k e a n l i c ilru p iin e r T '
fo r a locaflon to go Into buxines» H ow xnid A n n a b e l . " M y . Ralph, bow h eavy
j w a s the sho e b usin ess n o w in the il I»? Feel» like It w a s fu ll o f g«.Jd
; tow n?
H e had th o u g h t o f Hie shoe b ric k s ."
I bualtie»»
M'as t h e r e nn o|ieulng?
1 1.01 o f nb-kel piatci| aliix' le >111« In
T h e cle rk w a s Inipn*»»««! w ith the tlicre ." «ald J lm m y ctxilly, "tlg it l'uv.
; d o t hex and m a n n e r o f J i m m y .
He g o iu g to return. T b o u g h t l ’J »ave ex
h im s e lf w a s s o m e t h i n g o f n p attern of prcs» c l i a r g e * |ii tak iiig th«*m up. l i n
■ fnxhl«|i to the th in ly glldtsl y o u th o f g e t t i n g nwfull.i e cviioiuical."
; Kltuore . hut he n o w |iercelv«*d hit
T h e K lm o r e b a n k Inni Ju«t put lu a
! sh o rtco m in gs.
M'liile t r y i n g to figure ut*" sufi* am| va uit, 'I r. Adam.» iva»
i out J i m m y 's m a n n e r o f t y i n g tiis four- ve ri pniinl o f |t a m i lu s ls tcd ou un in-
in-hand he cord ln lly g a v e In fo rm a tloa . «pecllun by e v e r y ime. T h e V a u it wils
Y'ea. there o u g h t t«> be a gixid o|x*u- a »muli one, but It limt 11 l i d i patent««l
Ing In th e slme line
T h e r e w a s n 't a a ihxir. It f a s t e m i l w lth litri*«* auliti »teol
e x c l u s i v e shoe «for«* in th e place. T h e boli» t b r o w u a lm ultaucottsly w trh a «iti
Mr
| dry good« amt gen eral sto res ha ndled gle h a m lle and limi a tinte lock.
j (hem. B u s in e s s In all line« w a s f a ir ly A d a n ia tx*amlugly explaiutxl Its w ork
! g'xxl.
Hoped Mr. S p en ce r would d«»- llig» to Mr. tt|H‘iicer. w lm sho ived n
ctde to locate In E lm ore.
H e would coiirteoua but not tuo lu te lllg cn t Inter
dial It a pleasan t t o w n to liv e In am? eat. T h e t w o chiltlrcn, May unii A ga lli» ,
n e r e d c llg h t c d by Ibi* «hllilug m etal
I Ihe p«*ople v e ry sociable.
aud fiinn.v c lo c k aud km>b».
Mr. B|ien«'er tbought lie w o u ld stop
M iillc t b e y »vere Ihu» c iig a g c d Beu
; o v e r In Hie t o w n a few- d a y s a n d look
| o v e r the situation.
No. the clerk P r l c e «a iinicrcd in aud Icancd nn bi»
ellxiw . lookinu ca s iia lly Instile b c t w w n
iMUMln’ t call Rje bo y. H e would c a r r y
thè rnllings. H e tnld t b c telle r tliat tic
Up hia ault c a s e h i m s e l f
It w a s rather
libiti t w a n t a n y t h t n g ; tic w aa Just watt-
h e av y .
Ing fo r a m an he knciv.
Mr. R a lph Spencer, the phoenix that
S m h lcn ly the re w a s a s cre a m o r t w o
1 aro se fro m J i m m y V a le n tin e ’s «she» —
frolli Ibe w oin e n a m i a co iumotlon.
a s h e s left by the flame o f a sudden
l i i p e r c e l v c i l by thè cldcrs, M a y . thè
i and a l t e r a t i v e a t t a c k o f lo v e — remain» ulne yea r-o ld girl. Ili 11 splrlt o f |>lay,
• ad In K lm o r e am i pro»{ier«»d. H e o|x*n- hml sh u t A g a i h a In tlie vauit. S h e hml
I ed a s h o e store and «««'nr«»l a g<xxl in a tildi «hot thè Ixilt» and tu r u cd thè
i e f trade.
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kn o b o f thè com hln n tlon a» «he had
S o cia lly he w a s a lso h su cce ss and «« v i i Mr. A d a n is do.
! m a d e m a n y friends.
Anil he accoin-
T lie old h a n k e r sprung to the han dle
| p u s h e d the wtsti o f his heart. H e met and t u g g e d at It fo r a moment. “ T h e
M iss A n n a b e l A d a m s and liecanie more door c a n ’t l>e op en ed." he gro an ed
ami m o re ca p tlv a tm l by her charm s.
' T h e d o c k h a s n 't b«*en w o u n d n o r the
I At
e n o f a y e a r th e sit nation o f co m b ln atlo u «et.”
R a lph S p e n c e r w a s t h i s — he had won
A g a t h a ’« m o th e r e c m t m e i l a g a i n h y s ­
the reape«'t o f the c o m m u n i t y , his shoe terically .
• f o r e w a s flourishing, ami he nn<! A n ­
" H u s h ! ” »aid Mr. A dam s, r a is in g bl«
nabel w e r e e n g a g e d t«i be iiia n ie il in t re m b lin g hand
" A l l be q n lc t for »
tw o weeks.
Mr. A d a m s , the t y p ic a l, m om ent. .Agatha!" he culled a» lo udly
plisldln g. c o u n t ry h a n k e r approve«! o f aa he could. "I.lxteu to m e." D u r in g
Bpencer.
A n n a b e l's pride In him a l ­ the f o l l o w i n g s ilen ce they co uld j u s t
most e«|ualed her alTectloii. H e w a s as h e s r i h e fnlnt »onml o f the child w ild ly
m uch a t home In the f a m i l y o f Mr. » b rickin g In the d s r k v a u lt In a panic
A d a m s and t b a t o f A n n a b e l ’s mar* o f terror.
“ M y p re cio u s d a r lin g ! ” wall«*d the
rted slater ae If he w e r e a lr e a d y a
m nb*r
m o t h e r “ S h e w ill die o f f r i g h t ! Open
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1 F a i r E x ch a n g e , Y e t a R obbery.
W h i l e G u s t a v e Dore w a s a t lachl
a n d iv a n d er iu g a b o u t the m o u n tain s
he b e c a m e m u c h In terested In a c o u n ­
t r y w e d d l u g a u d ske tc h ed It on the
•pot.
H e put t h e s k e t c h Into a book
Into the p o cke t o f hts p ale to t a m i w e n t
b a c k to the hotel to dinner. A f t e r d in ­
It w a s
; ner he liHiked f o r th e ske tc h .
A n g r y at th e t h e ft , the a rtist
> gone.
; ca lled the la u d lo rd a ud m a d e c o m ­
! plaint. hot no t r a c e o f th e txiok w as
F ro m Ischl D u re w e n t t o V i­
j found.
e n n a . and the re he found a lette r and
a p arcel a w a i t i n g him.
T h e letter,
w h ic h w a s a n o n y m o u s , read th u s ;
" S 'r , I stole y o u r l>ook at Iscbl. T h e
s k e t c h w a s so c h a r m i n g t h a t 1 could
not resist the te m p t a t io n o f h a v i n g
in m y |x*s.««*ssiou. Tind I k n e w v e ry
w ell y o u w o u ld n ever c o n se n t t o sell
B u t t h e ft Is n eith e r my
, It to me.
' t r a d e n or my habit, and I b e g y o u to
a ccep t as n s o u v e n i r o f m y c r i m e and
m y e n t h u s i a s m fo r y o u r t a l e n t th e
w a l k i n g s tick w h i c h will re a ch y o n at
Ihe s a m e tim e as this lette r."
T h e ca n e w a s one w ith a m a s s iv e
gold h e ad . In w h ic h w a s set a gem «vf
value.
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
Phone 72
Fresh Meats
G o o d M e a ts
At Prices that are right
People’s Meat Market
W . G. PERRY, Prop.
P h oM 15
Free Deliveqr *t AU Time» o f tha Day
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P a p e r Underclothing.
U n d e r c lo t h in g m s d e o f finely crisped
o r grain ed p a p e r I* m a n u f a c t u r e d In
K j c c t k : O z v jh C i&
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Japan.
A f t e r the pa|x*r has lx«*n ent !
to a p attern the differen t part* are
s e w n to geth er and hemmed, and the
¡ p laces w h e r e the buttonhole«« a r e to be
A P&OBLY FED HORSE
fornie«l a re s tre n g th en ed w |th c a lic o •
or linen. T h e p ap er I* v e ry s t r u n g and re fle c t s d is cre d it on its owner, but the
a t the s a m e tim e v e ry flexible.
A f t e r owner get* the w oret o f the d e al b e ­
a g a r m e n t hus lxx*n worn s f e w hour* en mu- econ o m y in f e e d i n g the norao
It will Interfere w ith the persp iratio n e f f e c t * it» w o r k i n g ca pa city a* well a*
it* appearauce. I f y o n r horse k i c k * on
o f the b<«1y no m<«n> th a n do garm«Mjt*
hi* f ee d y o u can co rr e c t it b y bu y in g
m ade o f cotton fabric.
T h e [>aper Is
y o u r f ee d here, na you g e t ' the beet
not sized, nor Is It Im perm eable. A f t e r q u a lity fo r the lea»t o u tla y . Farmer»,
| b e co m in g w et the p:i|»er is difficult to
e o n tra e to ri and horse owner* ge n e ra lly
tear.
W h en an e n d e a v o r I* m a d e to k n o w t h a t our f e e d is «Itvay* up to the
t e a r It by hand tt p re se n ts a lm o s t a* standard.
much re s is ta n ce ns the thin sktn f®r
m a k i n g glove*.
JP T E E W P
STERLING FEED CO.