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O K I. L O N
MUCH IN LITTLE
W ater to he absolutely pure should
he boiled three* times.
More than 13.0UO "supers” set fo r
the movies In Los Angeles.
Phorthan^ was used by the Greek*
and Romans as much «for secrecy a*
fo r brevity.
The m ots o f a young oak tree hare
been known to lift a block o f granite
estimate«! to be more than six tona In
w sight.
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Blue. If used In decorating rooms,
la said to keep files from entering to
any great extent.
Rocking horses with hollow bodies
were recently used fo r smuggling con
traband goods Into India.
A novel portable e«*at fo r two per
sons, Intended fo r tourists or use In
crowded street cars or places o f amuse-
tnent. folds into small space fo r cur
rying.
1
Swami and the
Judge
:: A B y M A R T H A M A C W I L L I A M S
4
« 4 , 1121. b> McClur* N *«»p «] *r S>ntlic*«r >
" l i e Is bewitched— I want to murder
that Nwauii when I think of h'tu 1
brought It ou m yself— If that wretch
fuM^nntes my baby a !»«, I »ball uiur
Uer him— or die my self.”
"lH m 't- not f'9r a day or so,” the
Judge answered, chuckling unfeelingly.
"Ruby's In no danger— I think she In
herits uiy !«‘gnl rnlud.”
SFIe did. lu proof, hulf an hour later
she sutd straightforwardly to Ton y:
"W atch your steps. Ruddy— «i>e tlie
R ig Injun will ruu over you.”
"H o w come?" from Tony.
“ Ry way o f strong boxes and
things,'* said Miss Kaby. "R ig Injun
Ims sunrise trances— in them he tells
daddy what to buy and sell lu towu.
You knowr dud has got a fat heu on
In the street— ”
"W h ere do you learn such lan
guage?'’ Tony Interrupted. Ruby w«-ut
on unh«NMling: "H e's fighting old Gld
Campbell— your duddy-lu lawf— rnayite
— and when you two leuve after
breakfast Rig Injun
phones
Miss
Flora what orders ho has given.
I
«•uvesdropp<'«l, o f cotirs«'— Jii't acci
dentally, then tceause 1 knew I should.
Rig ItGtin is no f«a>l —he knows dud's
conversion Is a trick.
And he's real
mushy shout Flora—even ’ hs 1«.’
What won't he be If she can bring him
the t>est part o f our money?"
"G o talk to granddad,” Tony coun-
«el«1«!. “ Retter wait, though, till after
dinner— 1 want him to s«v our Swaml
with an open mind."
At dinner the Swanl excelled him
self. Nothing o f the mystic showed—
Instead, the brilliant, observant man-
of-the-world, traveler, wit und philoso
pher. Judge K.'te said little —Indeed,
all felt Inclined to listen rather than
sjeak. Rut presently, Hpro]M>s a story
o f marvelous recognition In a crowded
eastern city, he roiis«-d a bit and said:
“ It is a griuit g ift— this memory of
faces and their backgrounds. 1 have It
In a way— sometimes to my sorrow—
sometimes also to that o f— the other
fellow .”
"G ive an exam pl£" Ruby piped p«Tt-
ijr.
Judge Kste look«»«! straight at the
Swaml. “ Faces are nearly as change*-
able us clothes— when y «' U know the
trb'k,” he said, “ hut voices are hall
marks, do what you w ill."
“ I hardly think so," the Swaml said
with a bored accen t; "any practiced
s|i«>aker can change tone,
acceut,
everything.”
“ Then— why don’t you do It?" the
Judge detnatHled sternly. "R efore you
had said three words l knew you for
the fake Hindoo, peddling fake rubles,
almost the lust man I sentenced three
years back.”
"Thunk y o u !” the Swaml said rising
and bowing deeply.
“ You have us
gotal as eudow«Nl me—your words are
actionable, as you must know.
I can
prove—
"
,
"N o t half what I can," cried Trim
“ No, you have n«»t learn
| ble p«ire.
Your woman confederate
| s h a l l o w e d .
I catne to me today. Nhe hail found «>ut
I your trvuchery— about the other girl—
bv whose help you planned to rob me
outright.
Re sure I have follow e l
n«me of your trance tip ' -so am ns
|
whole flnanelally as In spirit.
Go at
!
om e, if you like to go fre«*. W e want
no seamlal— ”
“ And I’ll forgive you
all. In the name o f the family, If you’ll
1
take Flora along with you," Ila b j said
vindictively, but the Swaml paid no
tmed.
Doubtless lie believed
"be
travels fastest who tm w is nlone."
''»¡'matter, pop?” Tuny quoted glee
fully us his father la hi down a letter
with a suppressed imprecation. ' Bank
ruptcy or breach o f protnls«.— eh
what?”
"Nothing so simple.” 1’op, otherwlso
Hon. Alison Trimble, grow led, crush
ing the sheet he held.
“ The mater
writes she is bringing home with her
•■lie o f those Swaml things, blacker, no
doubt, than the ace of spades--and is
sure I'll he delighted to huve him stay
a month.’ "
’’Govid L o rd !” with a whistled ob
M
bligato. "Surely not here!
lias she
clear forgot her rulsing?”
"Looks like It— but there's a lot more
— she says all the fashionables In tow n
are daffy nbout the fellow — and that
to carry him off this way puts h«*r
quite at the top o f the heap.
He's
going to lecture— talk
stihlimaic<t
d— u
foolishness, and do mystic
stunts— "
“ Kureka!
Then w e’re safer than
safe.
See him now in a purple tur-
I an. ami green swaddlings, gazing into
crystals and things—at so much a
gaze— and telling the world things It
has known since Adam was a year
ling— but
won’t recognize
In Ills
Hugo," Tony Interrupted, "lte sure the
women will all fall fo r him— hard.
Freakish to the freaks, you know. Our
game Is to sit tight, dad, look Im
pressed— solemn ns b'il«Nl owls— and
have our laughs together— ”
"H ere's better,’ dad Interrupted—
” 1 a waging to be u shining convert—
S A N IT A R Y B E A U T Y P A R L O R
plan giving tuy life, also niv money,
W e he lp t h e a p p e a r a n c e o f wonaem.
to the gr«'at cause.
That will fetch
T w e n t y t w o i nc h s w i t c h o r t ra n n f o r m n -
tlon, v a l u e 17 CO, p r i c e S2 46
the ninter to her senses— you know
4
t o 412 D e k u m Bldg . __________
she's keen on having tilings for her
COMPANY,
INC.,
W IL L E Y
F R U IT
W a n t « -i t . . b u y , t b i »■»* self and hnhy.
Wouldn't bat un eye
Portland. Oregon.
c a r t fan « y Bu i
app le s, one c a r onions. C o n s i g n m e n t s s o if 1 said her soul was In |s>rll— but din
licited
A l l k i n d s o f f r u i t and produce
ner rings, and tiaras and things—and
b o u g h t f o r cash.________________________________
n coming-out party to knock Hillwood
silly— a hint o f losing them will make
her sit up and take notice.’
"Let me saint««— a diplomat wasted.”
Increased Production of Ong-Half Ton Tony said, rising to make an exagger
to Aero Secured by Application
ated n'ceretus». " S ir !” with oratorical
of Arsenate.
Inflexions. “ Hail jrou b«-eu In Paris
I make no doubt you could have
The county npent lender In Utah
fohb«Hl off our d« ar allies with (irven-
reporting to the United Stnt«'s Depart
land's Icy mountains— and nicked Mes
ment o f Agriculture says the spray de-
opotamia oil fields into Uncle Sam's
velojK'd by the office o f cereal and fo r
v e 't pocket.”
age insect Investigations, bureau o f en
“ Well. I have to live down to my
tomology, In the department has In
creased the production o f the sprayed son,” dad said modestly. Then the
over the unsprayed a lfa lfa fields by an two went gnyly about their s*-veral
average o f one-half ton to the acre. «fa ir s . The letter, cstmlng In the Inst
This spray Is made o f two to two and mall, had waited oarer dinner. Luckily
one-half pounds o f lend arsennte or It was a fine dinner— the thought o f
calcium arsenate to 100 gallons o f wa mamma and the lmismdlng Swaml on
ter. It Is applied In a fine mist with a the morning train might have lessened
power sprayer at the rate o f 8«) to 100 relish for If.
On the steps Mr. Trim ble said:
gallons to the acre. The state leader
says 351 farms were Included In the “ You tell Fiorry, o f course; hut mind
demonstration, which covered 10,113 she don’t pi:«s It on to her father.
teres. It Is estimntt*d the saving e f iTicn the fat would stm iy he in tlie
fected t>y this form o f a lfa lfa coDtrul fire.”
Mrs. Trim ble’s protege falbsl utterly
amounted to $09,907.
to run to Swaml form. Ills complexion
of the palest olive was set off by Lon
don garments o f the best, mighty well
chosen ns to lines and color. The sole
Young Animals W ill Make Market
oriental touch was a quser, heavy
Hogs Only When Weaned With-
bracelet locked about the left wrist |
out Checking Growth.
and visible but rarely.
His voice was
clear, o f singular range, and for the Little
Jean’s
Defense
Exculpated
I ’ lgs at eight or ten weeks o f age
most part ph'nsnnt, but with now anil
Playmate, but One Fears What
are Just at the most critical period o f
Happened to Herself.
then a grating note.
Possibly that
their lives. As a rule they w ill mnke
was what moved Tony to say to Miss
profilatile market hogs only when they
Flora Campbell:
“ I want to wring
Six-yea (sold Jean «nine from school
are weaned without checking their
his neck, for all he looks so like a accompanied by a new friend o f her
growth. W ith some kind o f green fo r
white man."
In response Flora gig own age. A fte r their special luneli-
age crops and s»Tf-feeders where they gled softly— perhaps ovt'r memories «*on the tw o children went upstairs to
can eat corn, wheat middlings and
o f ardent Swaml glances encountered the playroom, where they had a Jolly
tnnkage they will go through the only that afternoon.
Hillwood f«-m- time for an hour or two, till came the
weaning period and scarcely miss the ininity had s im iy fallen for him— time for Jean to get ready for her
milk they are getting from the sow hard. His conferenees In the big T rim w«N-kly dancing lesson. Following an
when she Is removed.
ble parlors were veritable crushes.
unwritten law, fully understood and
Thus the town knew that, though Tony amicably practiced among the moth
A lfa lfa Cut at Bud Stag«.
guytsl Swaml istn anil all Its works, ers o f thnt certain neighborhood, the
A lfa lfa hay cut at the hud stage his futh«-r, sitting remote, listened ap little frleml was tolil to run home and
o f growth has sui>erlor feeding m ine parently s|>ellhoun<l. Yet It was 8"tn«'- come some other day. Minutes pass«-«!
to alfalfa hay cut at other stnges of thing o f a shock to have h!in bring but tlie young guest failed to pass
growth, according to tw o years’ ex I’.aby, sole daughter o f the house, home with them, nnd the first r«sju«-at was
periments iK-rfonned at the Kansas fr«*ni si bool over the wes-k end, ex nqx'ntrd more emphatically. Again
station.
plaining thnt he was cimsclence bound uo action. Then the telephone was
not to let her miss this chance o f com requisitioned and direct «►nlers from
Making A lfa lfa Hay.
ing to the truth und the light. Mrs. the mother o f the small offender were
The best cured alfa lfa hay Is thnt Trim ble raged, but vainly.
She was transmitted with quick results.
which Is green, free from weathering,
While Jean was h«ing «tressed fo r
an adept In the patter o f the cult, hut
and with all o f the h-aves retained. To vvht'n her husband began s[ieaking it— her dancing lesson mother selzeil the
reach this goal, some growers used to tlie very disqu-'t p ilu le variety 'b e opportune moment to jsiliit a moral.
r«»comniend cocking find capping.
reverted violently to the speech o f san Great surprise was expressed at the
ity. ¡She was answered only wIMi a failure o f th«* gimnt to go home «chon
Discouraging Forgery.
rapt, far-off gaze.
Evidently her hus asked, the enormity o f the offense
A m essage from Prague states that . band had gone ’in to the silence" mark pointed out, and Jean properly cau
a method has been discovered o f mak ; ing the true mystic convert. She want tioned never hers«-lf to lie guilty o f
Impoliteness.
Jean's
mind
ed to shake him. to stick plfis In him such
ing more d ifficu lt the passing of forged ]
even. Rut when, after a bit, he rous«»d, secmcil wholly engag«*<| In a struggle
bank notes, says a Copenhagen corre |
with a troublesome shoe lace, but
saying |<asslonlessly:
spond’ nt to the London Telegraph l
“ AH must t>e laid on the altar—our finally the sense o f the situation t>en-
The Invention consists o f imbedding in ' fortune, our children, ourselves,” site etrated her curly head and her sense
the pap er*on which bank notes arc «mothered a shriek, crU-d hard for o f fairness awoke.
"Oh, mother," she Interpose«! de
printed quantities o f fin e steel and| three minutes, then rushed to call
nickel particles. Such paper respond- j privately, not a doctor, but her father, fensively, “ d«>n't be so hard on Rottjr.
She wnnfe«! to go home every time
to the attraction o f a magnet, and any i a famous retired Judge.
one can thus easily test the genuine ] “ Com e! A t on ce!" was all she said, you called to her. but I told her not
but her tones spoke volumes. IR-nre to pay any ’tentlon, ’cause you were
ness o f a note.
the Judge came next day, the very only the maid.”
moral and pattern o f bland uncon
Cuticura Soothes Babv Rashes.
W ater Once Mystery.
sciousness. Tony met him at the train,
Th at itch and burn w ith hot baths
Up to 17H1 water meant either noth
on the surface quite the same. Rut as
o f Cuticuri* Sosp follow ed by gentle
they stepped from the car he said, with ing at i l l or else a great mystery to
anointings
of
Cuticura
Ointment, j
In that y«*ar llen ry
a tw inkle: “ I f you could land an am the s«ientlsta.
Nothing better, purer, sweeter, espe
bassadorship under the new adminis f'aven«lish, tea« her o f chemistry, dis
cially I f a little o f the fragrant Cutl-
tration. I think the mater would covered that It really consisted o f a
cura Talcum Is dusted on at the fin
number o f gnses that had been chilled
go J«iyousty to head the household—
ish. 20c each everywhere.— Adv.
and g»ve her family a change o f air.“ Into liquid form.
It remained f«ir the French savant
She did not fa ll upon her father's
E H N K E .W A L K F R
Are Y m Satisfied? B BUSINESS
COU EG! neck— Instead there was a short secret Lavoisier to bring about. In 17*vL the
is the biggest, meet perfectly equipped «© »Io n In her small sitting r<« m The decomposition o f w ater Into oxygen
bueirirwi Training School la the North
w »* t Fit ywuraelf for a h i g h e r pnetUoa Judge listened, nodding, to a recpal and hydrogen, and seven years later
with more en .ney
Permanent puatUor-a that was two-thlrda accurate, then tw o other Britons Improved on his
aaeured our Oraouatea
,
method.
They were Nicholson and
Write for catalog—Fourth and Yamhill shot at h er: “ Y o jjre afraid o f some
P o rt ia n d .
Carlisle, who succeeded In separating
thing— tell me whntT"
“ Losing everything— most o f all my (he two elements by means of the vol
No. 36, 1921
P. N U.
husband,” Mrs. Trim ble answered. taic battery.
SPRAY FOR ALFALFA W EEVIL
Mail orders
a specialty.
Fatiafaction or Honey Pack.
Bend for Hook and Measure Blank Today
PLU M
9*
CRITICAL
PERIOD FOR PIGS
THREATEN CROPS
IN MANY STATES
Vigorous Measures Against At
tack of Chinch Bugs Are
Urged by Federal Bureau.
MISSOURI REPORTS OUTBREAK
Severe Infestations in Central Missis.
•ippi Valley R e g i o n From Texas
Northeasterly to Illinois
and Michigan.
(Prepa red
by t h e I ’ ni te d S t a t e s
ment o f A gric ulture .)
Depart
Fncrgctlc
measures against
the
chinch bugs which threaten iujury not
only to the wlicat and rye crops «if
Missouri but (o corn as well ura
urgtvl by the burcuu o f entomology,
Unite«! State« Department o f Agricul
ture, in view o f r«‘i>orts o f an Impend
ing outbreak » f tlie pc«t in that state.
Widespread ami so« ere Infestations
o f the pest nr«' reported lu the whole
«■entral
Mississippi
valley
r«*glon,
starting lu northern Texas and ex
tending lu a northeasterly direction
over Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri,
touching Nebraska, and extending
across Illinois and Indiana into Mich
igan.
Generally Distributed Through State.
The chinch bugs, latest ndvbvs say,
have had n mild ««inter and are gen
erally
distribute«!
throughout
tlie
Missouri wheat and rye fields, breed
ing In considerable numbers In tho
St. Louis neighborhood early In May.
The farmers. It Is « H id , have h«H‘n
watching the |s>st more chisely than
usual this spring, hut nil o f them do
not kno«v yet that there Is danger that
their corn may he damaged worse
than normal Inst year.
Wheat is
likely to ripen one or t«vo weeks
•■nrller tills year, and the rains have
«U'layed the planting o f c««rn.
The bugs are «vrtaln to migrate
when tlie ««heat ripens and tlie corn
««ill be so back«vard that damage by
the hugs Is likely to tie very severe.
It Is well to «'\pcct the hugs to begin
migrating to com ns w»m k « the wheat
butts hegtn to harden into maturity
ten «lays before the heads are ripe.
Any barrier work or i r«'«>sote repellant
line «vork should begin ns the hugs
w ill migrate In Im'reaslng numbers as
the wheat stalk ripens upward. The_
binder ««ill shake loose those not ill*
ready out and stragglers will contlnuo
to migrate In serious numbers fo r fivo
WHY MOTHER WAS UNHEEDED
Healthy Field o f Wheat.
to flftis'n days after h«u\v»L
Har
riers, therefore, must be nialntaliied
from (be time o f migration until pos
sibly two or three weeks have elapse«!.
Sow a Trap Crop.
It w ill he found o f milch value to
sow t«vo drill widths o f nillb*t betw«»en
corn nnd the nearby fields o f wheat
and rye.
The more quickly this Is
don«- the better, s«i ns to make ns good
growth ns p«i*slble o f this trap crop
before the hug* attack It. When tho
bugs have. mlgrnt<-<! Into tlie trap
crop It should be plowed *e«-en or
more Inches deep.
( ’are must tie
tnken to plow deoply nnd well, then
to pnek the ground with n «Irng or
harrow or roller. L ittle time or work
I* required to make this strip arid the
co«t is small. It ha* hitherto been
found very profitable.
SEPARATE PENS FOR POULTRY
Not a W it« Plan to Keep Goes*. Ducks,
Chickens and Turkeys Together
in 8am « Yard.
If pays tn keep each vari«>ty o f poul
try to Itself. Ducks and g«*- *«• will
foul a hen yard ; geese will drive away
all others at f«*eding time nu«I hog
everything, while young turkeys may
)>« killed by hens snd roosters.
A
separate lot for encli Is be-t, and will
soon pay fo r Itself In quicker growing
stock. In addition. It Is more conveni
ent to bandle each when k«‘pt to Itself.
Usually all that Is necessary Is an In
dividual feeding yard.
W ATEft OF MUCH IM PORTANCE
Big Factor In Development of Poultry
on Free Rang«— Adequate
Supply Needed.
T?ie watering o f the free range pool-
fry Is an Important factor In their d«»-
velnpment. Allowing birds to be with
out water fo r a few hours on a hot
summer day w ill seriously Injure them
ar.d retard growth. The wa’ er supply
must bo adequate.