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DADTI ANA rUKILM IlV o ffers a m a r k e t FO R Y O U R P R O D U C E Accurate Weights and Tests MUTUAL CREAMERY CO., Portland. NORTONIA HOTEL The Sacrifice They Made By M A RIO N A. CHILSON l £ 1 , 193#, by AicClur« N « w » p * p « r S > n d lc * t « > blue eyes, but seeing his father and mother, he closed them happily. Only once did he venture to speak, and then his voice was so weak that it fright- ened the listeners. “ Daddy, you will always stay with mother and me, won't youT” “ Yes, darling, I'll never go away again.” Jack slip|>ed his ami under the little fellow while Doris smoothed a little hand and smothered hack a sob. The end came about one. “ Daddy,” he whispered faintly, and then, fainter still, "mother.” Jack crushed the Ut ile body against himself. Doris looked away for one long inomeut, and when she looked into the crib the little body once more lay white and still. Two weeks later a white-faced wom an and a grave, silent man sat alone In the moonlight. Their souls were full of grief, hut they were young, and when you are young life is sweet, even though touched with sorrow or with bitterness. The girl was the first to break the silence. “Jack, deur, long ago you said that real love was gained only by sacrifice. I didn't know what you meant then. I am Just beginning to under stand. You meant, dear, that we should give up. or be willing to give up, things we loved— he willing to sac rifice anything, or do anything for the other. But, Jack, w e have now ; we have sacrificed the one we loved best. We have sacrificed our darling for each other. Don't you see, dear? Y’ ou dldu't give him up for me, nor did I give him up for you, hut we both gave him up for euch other.” “ Yes, Doris, and when you make such a big sacrifice, the biggest possi ble, the love ought to he the same, dear— the biggest, the best, also.” In the moonlight Doris' eyes slowly filled with tears. But behind them there was a new light, a light of glory, sweetness, love nnd the beauty of life. Jack drew her tight Into his arms, and his lips touched her dusky hair, then they both looked away Into the dark ness to where little Dick slept. And although he was no longer with them, his memory was dear, and his spirit seemed to he ever near, all about them, softening their sorrow and help ing to Increase the new love thut he had created. I ; j _ ! THE GREAT EVENT 1 • ! ! Dy D O U G L A S M A L L O C H 1 | TNTO euch life shall coma some great ^ Event, Obliterating all that was before And making all that comes Inconse quent, The measure of our life forever more. Some episode our whole career In clines, Some hour of sweetness so surpass ing all It Is the truth In all life's faulty lines, In all the songs o f birds tha per fect call. 3 ........................n It was dusk when Doris Hoyace dropped her book into ber lap and gazed steadfastly across the water. Her thoughts went back to tin» day when she, with little Dick, had left Portland. Oregon home In bitter anger and luul taken V A U D E V IL L E PHOTO P L A Y S refuge here. In answer to Cousin Complete Change Saturday. Adult*. Matinee. 20c: Evening*. Sac. Continuous 1 to 11 p. to . Children Beth’s Invitation to spend a few weeks 10 cents m il times. ACKERMAN a with ber at her cottage on Lake Fair- good place to Eat and Live Weh. view. The quarrel had bee-n over a Remarkable 40c luncheon at noon. Open 7 a. in. to 2 a. m . ¿64 Yamhill St trilling matter, but of the whole epi sode one utterance stood out clearly, the answer her husband had glveu to î» ELTS* h WCXtl'l *MUH AIR. ber hysterical statement that he no 119 UNION AVfNUf NdtTM, MITlAII, 88(009. And so that song has summoned even CASCAUA HAKE. W rite for Prices ar.d Shipping la g s Address Department B longer loved her. me; “ Love, real love. Is gained only by L who had been busy with so many sacrifice,” were the words that repeat things. Now is the time to market ed themselves over and over in the The small concerns that seemed so capons. We are pioneers and largest handlers of the in the girl's troubled braiu and puzzled her | great to he, P o rtla n d , O reg o n _____ Northwest. Write us. strangely. I have been lifted up on sudden Another thing troubled Doris. Little wings. Dick hud always been his father's con- Direct from Factory to Car Owner The night is futr that once was dark stunt companion, and in his estimation and drear. no one else was quite so great as dad The day Is Joyous that was full of dy. The two idolized each other, and care; Guaranteed for one yesr. now that they were separated the little The clouds are gone, the sun, the Send no money. We ship by Express C. O. D. fellow begged constantly for his fa stars, appear, 118.00— Ford, Chevrolet 490, etc. ther. It hurt Doris to refuse him. And now the world Is beauty every Cut. «a m . hmi and nuchin, Q C 122.50— Hudson, Oldsmobile, etc. pleat akirts ready for band. LC I1 1 3 since be was not very well and never where. 925.00— Dodge, Franklin, etc. Hemstitching, picoting and tucking. had been during his short life of four E A S T E R N N O V E L T Y M FC. CO. SfilY Fifth SL Portland. Ora years. Often something with n her Some alchemy transfigures all the whispered for the boy's sake, if none earth. A T T E N T IO N LA D IE S S a n it a ry B e a u ty Parlora— W e fix you up, other, to forgive and forget. Hut In Toil now Is pleasure, once a weary State pistributore of Gould Bstterie« we m ake all k in d s o f H a ir Hoods of your round; com bings. Join our School o f Beauty the end her’ prlde always conq': red. Corner 10th end Flanders Sts. Culture. 400 to 414 D c k u m Bldg., Phone Although the days at Falrvh-w were New friends draw- near, the old haw Portland, Oregon. B r o a d w a y 6902, Port la n d, Oregon. full of young people, gayety uml fun, greater worth. B R A Z IN G , W E L D I N G A C U T T I N G Some N o rth w eat \\ rid in g a Supply Co b8 le t St they passed slowly for Doris The wealth of human hearts my ! C L 6A N IN G a n d d y e i n g thing was lacking, and she. I. owing heart has found. F o r reliable C lean in g and where this something was and Jack King Cure« it. Ladies and Gents Exam .at her Now merrily I climb the hard ascent. S p m D yein g service send p a n e l« to ination free. 107 Dekum bldg., Portland. Ore I V . J D us W e pay return postage. happiness depended upon lt( c< .iId not But now the grass Is green, the sky In form ation and prices given rench out and grasp It, althou, i It lay- Is blue; upon request. _ E N K E S C IT Y D Y E W O R K S just beyond her reach. Into each life shall come some great I E stablished 1ISU ___________ Cortland Two weeks passed when, ore after Event, C U T F L O W E R S A F L O R A L D E S IG N S R ig h t D ow n Town heavy And, In my own, that great Event Clarke Bros., Florists, 217 M orrison St. __ noon, Doris, with the san. Park and Morrison Sts.. Portland. Ore heart, put little Dick to sle» ,i in bis FO U N D R Y A N D M A C H IN E W O R K S was You. Cheerful Large Lobby. Well furnished rooms C om m ercial Iron W o rk i. 7th a Madison ( © . 1923. by Mc C lur e N » w » p * p e r Synd icat e.) crib and then lay down hers -f. She with all modern conveniences. Prices $1.00 up. F O O T C O R R E C T I O N ! S T You will certainly feel at home here. F e a th e rw eig h t Arch Supports made to awoke about two hours later i.ntl anise order. J . E. T r y z c l a a r , 618 P itto ck Block, quickly, as she had slept lot _<T than W . J. Sofield, Manager. Port la n d, O r % she had Intended. Glancing toward IN D IA N U P R IS IN G P U T D O W N MOLER BARBER COLLE.K SHIP US YOUR W O O L Teaches trade in 8 weeks. Some pay while learn the crib, she was astonished t " see that | Cleaning, carding and mattres.tea. Crystal ing. Positions secured. Write for catalogue. It was empty. Bushing down; .Irs, she : Springs Woolen Mills. 760 Umatilla. Portland. Notable Battle Between Aborigines 234 Burnside street, Portland. O re.____________ gave a hurried survey of the rooms. Kindness is « langu age that the dumb and Spaniards Recorded in His “IF IT HURTS DON'T P A Y .“ can rpeak and d ea f can understand. G uaranteed den tal work. Crow ns $5 00, Her face went white a s’ si..- noticed tory of Durango, Mexico. P lates $15.(M), U ild g e w o rk $5 DO a tooth. T ellin g the truth ts a business In which T eeth extracted by gas. L a tes t modern that the screen door was unlatched. th e r« 1« but little com petition. methods. D*. H a r r y Sem ler, Dentist, 3rd Beth had forgotten it before going to fo r farm produce brin gs producer b e t The nnme of the little settlement ind M orrison, 2nd flo o r A lis k y lilu g , P ort- te r returns. W e like to te ll you o f land, Or. W rite or phone for a p p oin tm en t her rooms. of Tepehuantes, In Durango. Mexico, SEASONABLE GOOD THINGS our plan. A quick thought came to her. Twice recalls one of the earliest events In S t r a w b e r r y and R a s pbe rr y Plante W rite P la te rs Gardens, 3912 W . Queen before little Dick had started to find Durango's recorded history, a bulletin T^O It those who enjoy sweet sauces A v e ., Spokane, W ash., for pricelist ever- Port la n d, O r. 215 F r o n t St. b ea rin g stra w b erry and raspberry plants his daddy. Sudden panic seized her as of the National (leographle society ■*• with meats this will be un appeal and » a v e money. __ __ _ she noticed black thunder clouds gath remarks. It was the tribe which gave* ing dish: M O N U M E N T S — E . 3d and Pine Sts. ering. Hastily she awoke Beth and to the name to the village which, with Raisin Sauce With Beef Tongue. O tto Schumann G ran ite ¿g M arble W ork a gether they made a more careful the Tarahumnros, arose against the To two cupfuls of water add one W R IT E R S . A T T E N T I O N Stories, poems, scenarios, articles, e d it search. Beth telephoned to the neigh Spanish settlers four years before cujrful of seedless raisins, one table- ed and typed by p rofession al w riter, rnem- boring cottages, but nothing had been Plymouth colony was founded. In spoonful of vinegar, and one tahle- | ber o f O regon \\ riter s’ Leagu e. Send for J rates. W es te rn W rite rs ' W orkshop, 614 seen of the runaway. Meanwhile the that year some 25,000 Indians of these spoonful of butter; more vinegar may F lleJ n er B ld g , P ortlan d . thunder rumbled and the storm drew two tribes marched on Durango city. he added If liked. Add two table- closer. They killed missionaries an I burned spoonfuls of flour mixed with a table- PATENT ATTORNEY T Ï Ê positively and perma- Men from all around gathered and down churches as they moved. Not spoonful of brown sugar, a dash of P ro te c t that Idee w ith a United nently curaci of your Pile* States Paten t. O th ers have m ade fortunes I the little party began their search. » kUahly gpcclilixcd phyti- more than GOO white people withstood clunauiou nnd salt. Simmer the raisins out o f P aten ts. W h y not you? T h o m a s 1 , My math od i« non-«urg- In one cupful of the water for fifteen Bilye u, 202 Ste vens Bldg., P ortlan d, Ore. Doris, wrapped in a raincoat like the this siege, and even allowing for an iinl«M and O U A R A N - j men, went with them, as nothing could exaggeration In their estimate of 1.1,- minutes, then add the other Ingredi to cur« you. Send for PERSONAL illu stra ted k o ok . M e rry i f L o n e ly ; moat successful " H o m e ! persuade her to remain at home. Her 000 o f their enemy killed, the white ents and when well mixed the other M ak er” ; hundreds rich; con fiden tial; reliab le; years exp erien ce; descriptions face was deathly white and her eyes man's victory was a terrible lesson eupful of cold water; let come to the free. " T h e Successful C lu b," Mre. Nash, were like coals, but with the others boiling point. Serve with sliced boiled to their assailants. 2ND ANO MORRISON PORTLAND,OREGON | Box 588, Oak la n d. California. she pushed onward. The storm broke M f N T i O l i ' T H IS PA P | H H H i H W fliT lN O These tribes had a beverage, *es- tongue. W e d d in g Bouqu ets and Fu n era l Placta L u b l ln e r Florists, 248 M orrtson St._________ with torrents of rain, vivid lightning vlno, peculiar to them— n beer, of and crushes o f thunder. Still the search I milk nnd water hue— made from Rice and Sausage With Cuban Sauce. Anta Too Much for Steeplejack. Australian Bird's Many Names. continued. Doris trembled, but clung | maish corn and grass seed. Fry as ntuny sausages as are needed, The Australian thickheaded shrike The descendants of these Indians having ready two cupfuls of boiled Ants were swept up by the bushel at close to Beth und could not be forced to turn back. It was late when the Is about six Inches long, rich-yellow rice. To one can o f tomatoes odd Shakleford, near AlderFhot, on Satur storm let up and the moon broke retain symbols Introduced by early below, with a jet-black collar and a missionaries, but little of Chrl- unity. a thinly sliced onion, a little chopped day. They had been smoked out from through the black clouds. Slowly Doris When they worship pagan gods wfore celery, n sprig of parsley, pepper, salt, white throat, black head and partly the church spire, where they had pre became her own calm self, but the fear a Christian cross they pour nut liba four tablespoonfuls of sugar, nnd a black tall. It is sometimes called the vented the work of the steeplejack and pain In her heart were almost un tions o f tesvino. They feed It to In saltspoonful o f ru tT y powik-r; stew black-breasted flycatcher and It has who was carrying out repairs.— Lon bearable. fants along with their mothc 's milk for twenty minutes, strain, thleken also a variety of French and new don Times. Midnight passed and they had al to ward off sickness. T) oy r It as with a little cornstarch mixed with Latin names. most decided to give up the search a liniment, and take It Inter' illy for cold water. Heap the rice on a hot when Doris heard a slight noise and every 111. They employ It * orgies dish, lay the sausage around the edge, Seeking Kind Words. “ The French Fury.” some wuy managed to slip uwny from with no thought of dehorn ry, for and pour the sauce over all. Garnish “ Henrietta," said Mr. Meekton, “ I f the others unnoticed. Her heart gave such orgies are part of their worship. the dish with parsley. “ The French Fury” Is a name given Boiled rice served hot with a hot to a treacherous attack on Antwerp I become a camlldtne will you make a leap as she spied, a short distance by four thousand French soldiers un I speeches in my behalf?” “ Of course, ahead of her, a man half standing, “ Wild Spirit” Advances Illumination. chocolate Fnuee la a dessert that la Man's eternal senrch for riches and enjoyed by all chocolate lovers. der the Due d’Anjou, January 17, 1583. Leonidas.” “ Then 1 am &qlng Into pol- holding a little figure In hts arms. They were In the shndow o f a large the futile endeavors of ah-hemlsts to The citizens repelled the attack, kill | ltlce. I think I'll feel more encouraged Honey Rice Pudding. tree and the man’s hack was towards »hnnge the baser metals into gold, led ing about one-half the French and when you're talking about me than I Take one half cupful of honey, two her, ao that ahe could not see his face. to the accidental discovery o f artificial I do when you're talking to me.” taking the rest prisoners. Hipfiils o f boiled rieej one beaten As ahe approached them ahe bent over gas. the little face. John Baptist van Helmnnt o f Brus egg. one ond one-half cupfuls of milk, “ Oh, Dickie,” ahe faltered. "Oh, sels studied and practiced medicine, a little salt and cinnamon, nnd one darling! Is— he— hurt?” She asked and later turned to chemistry and r » half cupful of raisins. Mix well and this o f the man, who had now risen to search work In the Seventeenth cen put Into a buttered mold, sprinkle with #— spices and hake In a moderate oven his feet. tury. In the course o f his experi Occupation Specifically Mentioned and razors In the hand, which have a short Before he could speak, Dickie threw ments with fuels In 1000 he discovered until thick and brown. Serve hot or Otherwise Referred To in cylindrical handle, with a broad, flat out his little arms. "Mother,” the lit that they yielded what he described as cold. Pages of Scripture. blade o f bronze on a line with the tle voice was soft and unsteady; “ a wild spirit.” He found that this Fig Filling for Cake. axis o f the handle. "mother. I’ ve found my daddy.” The “ spirit” could be produced by meuns Mix two cupfuls o f fresh flg Jam baby eyes closed, and he snuggled o f combustion, fermentntlon and the The word barber Is only once men with one-half cupful of walnut meats closer to the man's breast. tioned In the Scriptures, namely, in action o f acids on limestone. Added Things. four table*poonfnts of creamed butter “ My Doris, could you ever forgive Ezekiel 5:1, which reads: “ And thou, Ro phnntom-llke and elusive was Van Prosperity, enjoyment, happiness, son of man. take thee a sharp knife, comfort, peace, whatever be the name me?** The man put out his arma and Helmont's dD<overy tlmt lie flamed It and four tablespoonfuls of orange Jblce. Mix aril spread on tho cake take thee a barber's razor, an<l cause It by which we designate that state in drew her to him. niter “ gelst," the old German word "Oh, Jack, you don’t know how F t p for spirit. It was nearly 2U> years af while allghtly warm. to pass upon thine bead and upon thy which life Is to our own selves pleas beard. . . . " ter Van Helmont's discovery that ant and delightful, ns long as they wanted you !” “ Not any more than Fve wanted practical steps were taken to harness Although barbers are not often ex are sought or prized ns things essen pressly mentioned, yet from the con tial, so far they have a tendency to you, my little girl,” he whispered, as this elusive spIriL stant mention of shaving and the In dlsennoble our nature, and are a sign he kissed her quivering lips. (© . 1121 . W # »t*rn N tw ip a p c r 1 ’ nion ) It was nearly morning when, at last. cident of I>elllah sending for a man that we are still In servitude to selfish A Commuter*» Record. to shave Samson, there ran be no ness. Only when they lie outside us, Dickie lay In hit little bed, while the "Did you attend the funeral o f our ' doubt that his class existed among the as ornaments merely to tie worn or doctor said one word, “ pneumonia," late friend. Sam Blffel*?” ancients. The Hebrew* were particu laid aside as God pleases— only then and shook hit head doubtfully. "Yes. The preacher delivered an larly careful of their heads and beards, may such things be possessed with It was during these honrs, while eloquent eulogy over Sam’s remains, time hen your and all seem to have applied the razor Impunity.— Froude. Dickie slept, that Jack Itoyace found praising his qualities ns a husband, a except the Nazarites. who were un a minute to explain. Finding life at father and a citizen, hut he failed to TEACHCRffHO YOU TO PUT touched by It from their birth. The Mahomet's Wise Words. home a tortur«^ without his wife and mention an achievement Sam bragged Y O U R N4 ME ON THE 00ARO Egyptian barbers were called khak or Every good act Is charity. A man's child, he had hired a cottage and, with about more than anything Flee he ever one times shavers, and they are represented at true wewlth hereafter Is the f o o l thst a friend, had gone there for their va did." work in a tomb of ttenl-Hassan. of be does in this world to his fellows.— cation without the least knowledge of "What was that 7” the Twelfth dynasty, holding their i Mahomet. • his wife's whereabouts. Upon the pre “ He commute»! for twenty years and ceding afternoon, while walking «lone, never missed the eight o'clock train he had taken shelter from the stonn in to town.”— Birmingham Age-Iierald. a cave. A few minutes before Doris found him holding the boy. he hsd Why Millionaires Keep Busy. ^ f h d lr & r s 1 ~o PoA b o iA .\ heard a cry, and going out, had found "A re you thinking of retiring from emy of my country, did In the station, Vancouver, B. C.— Major J. C. Dickie In a wet. rumpled little bundle. business?" Thorne o f this city has received word while under armed guard. Jump In “ The Idea hadn't occurred to me," All o f that night, tbe one following that he has teen left a manor In Oer- front of an approaching train and save I Dickie'» rescue, Doris and Jack feaett said Mr. Graltcoln. little Kari." many by Herr Gartner. “ You ham more mnnev than you Major Thome at the time of the res aide by aide at the little white crib. It Major Thorne, while ■ prisoner of will ever he able to spend." cue was being transferred to Chest In I seemed to the two breaking hearts that “ What keeps me plugging away la | war, saved a grandson of Hgrr Gart for solitary confinement following an all that they held most dear, most ner from death under a train In Lelp- attempt by him to escape from a pris sacred, seemed slowly slipping awsy the sad realisation that there Is more | with esch tiny breath that came from money‘.In the world than I will ever atg on camp. Herr Gartner's granddaughter ban the white, still body. It was only oc be able to get.” — Birmingham Age- A codicil to Herr Gartner's will re casionally that Dickie opened his big i Herald. cites that the legate«, “ although an en- j offered (10,000 for the manor. You Will Fool Riobt at Home Hero SAFE AND C E N T R A L — R E A SO N A B LE RATES E xcellen t C u t* S pecial W e e k ly R a te * Hue M eet* A ll T ra in s 11th and Stark. P ortlan d, Ore. n2SMi:Ti]: I BAB’S RESTAURANT £ PORTLAND HIDE & WOOL CO. Page & Son Capons IN F O R M A T IO N MULTNOMAH BATTERIES D E P A R TMENT,. PLEATING SPECIAL GOULD BATTERY & SERVICE CO. RHEUMATISM R IT Z H O TEL NEW MARKETING METHODS RUBY & CO. DRAM AS J. D EAN BARBERS IN THE BIBUCAL TIMES YAH- VrtlQ. 'I WxLt* r e rne c / u j. ^ HUNOieeo BRAVERY OF YANK WINS MANOR, . After Every Meal WRIGLEYS T U G reet A m e ric a n Sweetmeat p r o v i d e s p l e a s a n t action lo r y o u r teeth, a ls o pen e tra tiu q the c r e v i c e s a n d c le a n s in g Jhem. T h e n , too. digestion . It Use W R IG L E Y 'S e ve ry m eal — see much belter you le e l. aids a lte r hotv will Evidently Christians. An American family living In China recently hired two servants from Nan king, a missionary center. According ly, the new servants were Christians. Another Chinese servant In the family discovered the newcomers’ religion and reported the fact to his mistress. Asked how he knew the new boys were Christians, he said: "Oh, they know all about God, Jesus lllrlst, and Santa Claus.” The Old Year and New. Different nations began the year at different times. The Botnans started It with March 1, the Macedonians In September, the Aztecs on February 23, the Athenians in June and the Per sians on August 11. Must Get Confidence. All the cleverest hocus-pocus of tho |"born salesman” and all tho aystematio strategy of the book trained "acientlflo salesman” fail if the customer's confi dence is not aroused.— P. K. March. Cuticura for Pimply Faces. To remove plnipler nnd blackheads smear them with Cuticura Ointment. Wasn off in five minutes with Cutl- eurn Soap nnd hot wafer. Once clear keep yowr skin dear by using them for daily toilet purposes. Don't fall to la- dude Cuticura Talcum.— Adv, Seem* Reasonable. AVe do not In the least object to a row In an adjoining apartment. But If we are kept awake by It we think It only fair and equitable that wo should be permitted thoroughly to un derstand and enjoy It.— Philadelphia Public Ledger. Lake Champlain, Luke Champlain was discovered In 1609 by Samuil de Champlain, a French explorer and colonizer, who gave it bis own name. The lake Is drained on the north by the Biche- Iteu river, which empties Into the St. Lawrence. Early Machine Sewing. The earliest attempt at sewing by machinery of which there Is an au thentic record was In 1755, In which year a machine was patented In Eng land by O. F. Weisentbal. Loss by Evaporation. The volume of gasoline that Is lost by evaporation In one stage in the handling of crude oil Is equal to one- tbirtleth of the country's annual gaso line production. True Wisdom. Wisdom consiateth not in knowing many things, nor even in knowing tb»-tn thoroughly; but In choosing and in following what conduces the moat certainly to our lasting happiness and true glory.-—Lsndor. Ceylonese Superstition. Thi natives of Ceylon believe that the cocounut tree will not grow out of reach of the sound of the human voice. Fly la Record Pedestrian. A fly walks, In proportion to Its size, thirteen times as fast as a man can run. R ed Cross GALL BLUE Is n W iM ta « v e r y deportment o f house- k w r t a * . F a m ily (o o d fo r tow els,lahls lia rs, sheet■ and p illow G ir ls ! G ir ls ! ! Save Y o u r Hair W ith ’C uticura NnÀfi Rivi (Jintn mnt to « Umr f «in! ttrhlnf M* m tk. Hample« fre* »■/ C n »**g a , D »pl X Maaa Are You SalisM? la ths blggeet, most perfectly e q u ip »«« .►ss Trainine HI-Wool In ths North- Riistns wset. F it ynyrsslf fo r a higher poottlaa with mors money, aasurrd our Ormduatso. W rite for sstsiog— Fourth sad Tim hflt, PortlaJtd____________________________ _______ P. N. U. No. 14, 1923
