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Seven EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1927 A I I A S C H O O L D A l jS THE BOY’S LINCOLN By D O U G LA S M A LLO CH LN , I love you m ost fo r t h is : L IN I CO n e v er knew a boy to m is s: T h e glory o f y o u r sto ry . H e C ould be th e boy you u se d to be. In h is im a g in atio n . Y'ou W ere one be u n d e rsto o d a n d knew . T h o u g h h isto ry w as o ften dim , You w e re no m y stery to him . W ith you, b e ca u se lie un d ersto o d , H e w orked th e g a rd en , cut th e wood, O r d ro v e th e w edges fo r h is sire. W ith you he la y b e fo re th e fire A nd saw s tra n g e fa n c ie s in th e blaze, T h e d re a m s God g r s u ts in boyhood days, O r on som e little Journey took A long som e w ell-beloved book. H e h u d th e bru ise, th e blow, th e fall. Y et h a d a m o th e r th ro u g h It all, A second m o th e r, w ise and kind. Yes, e v ery boy could som ehow find H im se lf iu L incoln, could behold W ith in h im self th e boy o f old. C ould h e a r h is voice, a n d to u ch his hand, A boy a boy could u n d e rsta n d . SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT By F. A. WALKER RESENTING DISCIPLINE w om an th a t T 1IE h a s got a sm ile re a lly know s life in back o f e v ery te a r a n d a t e a r b ack o f e v e ry sm ile. H E N young m en o r young wom en, In th e p e rfo rm a n c e of th e ir ro u tin e d u tie s In th e office, behind th e co u n ter, o r “on th e ro a d ," grow pre- iu m in g a n d se lf-im p o rta n t, It is sa fe to p re d ic t th ey a re rid in g fo r a fall. P e o p le o f th is type, afflicted a s th e y a re w ith an o v erw h elm in g sen se of su p e rio rity , ta k e s tra n g e d e lig h t In “sho w in g off”— in rem oving th e s h u t te rs be fo re a n y th in g is p u t In th e w in dows. In th is g ro ss d isp lay o f egotism th ey u n w ittin g ly e x h ib it th e lim ply- woven a n d h a p h a z a rd stu ff of w hich th ey a re m ade. I t c a n n o t be sa id th a t th ey a re all inefficient o r in ca p ab le , b u t th ey do lack In th e ir m ake-up th e stu rd y , e s se n tia l s u b s ta n c e upon w hich to build solidly. T h is re g re tta b le th o u g h t of se if d o m in a tes th e ir w eak m e n ta lity u n til It becom es an In teg ra l p a rt of them , sn d g o v ern s in a la rg e m e a su re th e ir m an n erism , th e ir In to n a tio n o f voice Rnd th e ir h a u g h ty a ttitu d e to w a rd s th o se w hose good-w ill a n d good o pin ion th e y should s triv e to c u ltiv a te . T h is s p irit o f foolish p rid e, sa d to re la te , is becom ing a la rm in g ly n o tic e ab le am ong s trip lin g s Ju st ste p p in g on th e th re s h o ld of real endeavor. T h ey ra il a g a in s t discipline, be c a u s e th e y Im ag in e it sta m p s them w ith a so rt of com m onality, in d ic a tiv e o f th e ir low ly positio n . T h ey h ave been so trie d am ong th e In c o n sta n t sq u a lls and c ritic ism s of th e ir em ployers, so o ften urg ed to con form w ith ru le s and re g u la tio n s in te n d e d fo r th e ir b e tte rm e n t a n d th e a d v a n c e m e n t o f th e b u sin e ss In te re st of th e firm, th a t th e w hole w orld seem ed fo re v e r sco ld in g a n d c allin g them “to a tte n tio n ." In th is h a p le ss m ood th ey becom e d isloyal, a n d lik e Tom S aw y er, e x p lain : “ Ah, if m y 'b o ss’ could only die te m p o ra rily !” “ All o f w hich is w rong, and w hich th ey th em se lv es know is w rong. T h e ad v ice is fo r th e ir good. It Is In ten d e d to lift th em from th e ru t and p u t th em on solid g ro u n d w h e re th ey can ru n th e ra c e in p ro p e r form , and ta k e la te r in life th e ir rig h tfu l p lace am o n g th e w inners. T h e re Is n o th in g so h ot-headed, so p lau sib ly fo o d h n rd y In th e r e rd a n t y o u th o f to d ay a s th is gro w in g In c lin a tio n to re se n t discipline. I t's th e b est d iscip lin ed , th e w illin g to be guided, th e fa ith fu l fo llo w ers o f th e ir leaders, w ho w in th e big p rize s o f life, and rise s te p by ste p to w e a lth a n d fam e. T h in k It over. W (© I t 's no good c ry in ' to th e te a c h e r, th e d o c to r o r th e judge. You can o v e rin d u lg e y o u rse lf w eep ln ’ ju s t a s m uch a s la u g h in ’ a n d it's w orse fo r y o u r looks. FO R T H E G A N D E R — T e llin ’ a w om an a n y th in g a b o u t love Is le a rn in ’ a p o rp o ise how to sw im . L incoln, fo r th is I love you b e s t : You s tru c k a s p a rk In boyhood's b re a st A nd lit in boyhood h e a rts th e fire O f h igh a m b itio n , th a t d e sire (W h a t flags a re folded o r u n fu rle d ) T h a t y e t m u st som ehow sa v e th e w orld. F o r, if a lad could be th e lad T h a t L incoln w as, if boyhood h a d T h a t com m on k in sh ip , knew th e tr u th O f L incoln’s d re a m s in L in c o ln 's youth, Yes, fe lt h is p a in a n d lived h is joy, If L incolb w a s a n o th e r boy. T h en boyhood, m ak in g m an h o o d ’s plan. C ould th in k o f L incoln a s a m a n — C ould d a re to d ream h is d re am s, a n d know A boy m ay rise, how ever low T o a n y h e ig h ts, how ever high, I f he, lik e L incoln, d a re s to try . L incoln, fo r tills I love you m o st: T h a t boyhood loves you. M en m ay boast. B u t th is is g re a tn e s s. A nd to d ay , W h a te v e r o ra to rs m ay say, In th is y o u r g re a te s t g re a tn e s s lie s : I se e y o u r d re a m s In boyhood’s eyes, ((jc) b v M c C l u r e N e w s p a p e r S y n d i c a t e . ) --------- o --------- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 T he m ight a w fu l h o ld in ' guy th a t clim bs up th e la d d e r look m ore im p o rta n t, b u t an lo t d ep en d s on th e fe lle r it a t th e bottom . C oin' a f te r th em a in 't th e o n ’y w ay o f g e ttin ’ w om en. B u t i t ’s th e b e st t h a t's been disco v ered to d a te . ------------------------------------------------------- How It Started By J e a n N ew ton oooooooooooooooooooooooooo “SOUR GRAPES” (C o p y rig h t.) / l 1 n rv ID you h e a r S m ith say he w ould not ta k e a w e ste rn m an a g e rsh ip ? S o u r g ra p es, I sa y 1” So fre q u e n tly in com m on sp eech we h e a r th is p h ra s e u se d w ith re fe re n c e to a p e rso n w ho trie s to d e p re c a te so m e th in g w hich he c a n n o t have. T h e e x p ressio n com es to us from one of A esop’s fa b le s, “T h e F o x a n d th e G ra p es.” A ccording to th is sto ry , w hich h a s been tra c e d back to th e collection m ad e by P a u e d ru s, th e a n c ie n t G reek, a f o x w h s stro llin g on a h o t su m m er's d a y th ro u g h a n o rc h a rd fu ll of lu scio u s g ra p es. H e saw , high upon a vine, a p a rtic u la rly rip e a n d delicious lo oking bu n ch . Ju s t th e th in g to quen ch his th irs t. H e drew back a few p a ce s nnd m ade a Jum p fo r it, but Ju st m issed It. Tw o o r th re e tim e s m ore he trie d w ith o u t success. T h e n h e tu rn e d a n d le ft th em , s n e e rin g : “T h o se g ra p e s a re s o u r !” A nd so in o u r speech to d ay , w hen p eo p le p re te n d to d e sp ise so m eth in g th a t is beyond th e ir re ac h , w e th in k o f old R e y n a rd in th e fa b le th a t Is th o u sa n d s o f y e a rs old, a n d say, "S o u r g r a p e s !” L J W e shall ad v an ce w hen we have learned h u m ility ; when we have l e a r n e d to s e e k t r u t h , t o r e v e a l It a n d p u b l i s h It; w h e n w e c a r e m o r e f o r t h a t th a n fo r th e p riv ileg e of a r g u in g a b o u t i d e a s in a f o g o f u n c e r t a i n t y — W a l t e r Lippm an. ALL GOOD THINGS H E follo w in g Is a d e s s e rt w hich will be w holesom e for th e c h ild r e n : F ig ico C ream Ju n k e t. M ake a c u s ta rd w ith a q u a r t o f m ilk, a c u p fu l o f cream , a c an o f con densed m ilk, one tu b le sp o o n fu l o f v a n illa, a h a lf cupful o f su g a r, a n d one c ru sh e d Ju n k e t ta b le t disso lv ed in a ta b ie sp o o n fu l o f cold w a te r. W arm th e m ilk to lu k ew arm a n d mix ail th e in g re d ie n ts ; le t s ta n d in a w a rm p lac e u n til th ick . W hen cold, freeze, a n d w hen p n rtly frozen a d d a h a lf pound o f chopped figs, w h ich h a v e been cooked w ith on e-h u lf cu p fu l o f s u g a r a n d th re e ta b le sp o o n fu ls o f o ra n g e Juice. F in is h freezing. T Fig Ice C ream . Scald one q u a rt o f m ilk, a d d th re e te a sp o o n fu ls of c o rn sta rc h m ixed w ith a little cold m itk and conk u n til th ick . Cook slow ly fifteen m inutes. B e a t th e yolks of fo u r eggs, a d d a h a lf t e a spoonful o f s a lt a n d o n e -h alf cupful o f m aple s ir u p ; b e at in to th e hot m ix tu r e and cook u n til th e egg Is s e t Add tw o c u p fu ls o f hot c re u m s n d let c h il l ; a d d one tea sp o o n fu l o f v a n illa a n d begin to freeze. W hen h a lf frozen a d d o n e -h alf p ound o f chopped figs cooked u n til te n d e r in boilin g w a te r, th en m ix w ith h a lf a cu p fu l o f m aple siru p , a little g ra te d lem on rin d a n d tw o ta b le sp o o n fu ls o f lem on Juice. bv M c C lu r. N e w s p a p e r S y n d lc a ta .) --------- O---------- GlRUGAGwf (C opyrig ht.) 'H E YOUNG LADY ACROSS THE WAY F lam lsh C a rro ts. C ut p re p a re d c a rro ts In to th in slices a n d cook u n til te n d e r In a little boil ing w a te r slig h tly galted. F o r one p in t o f c a rro ts, m elt a tab le sp o o n fu l o f b u t te r. add a cupful o f chopped onion, and o n e -h alf tea sp o o n fu l o f su g a r. C over a n d cook u n til yellow , add one cu p fu l o f b e ef broth. S im m er tw e n ty m in u te s a n d a p rin k le w ith p a rsley . ^pyrtght) "M o d esty ," sa y s P o n d e rin g Ponzel- le. *1« a v a r ia n t; ita only d e te rm in in g fa c to r being th a t It s t a r ts w bera r \ y l s stopa." G ra h am C ra c k e r C ake. C ream o n e -h alf cupful o f sh o rte n in g , add o n e -th ird o f a c u p fu l each o f honey a n d su g a r, a d d th e b e a te n yolks ! o f tw o eggs, one cu p fu l of m ilk, tw o a n d se v e n -e ig h th s c u p fu ls o f rolled \ c ra c k e r c ru m b s m ixed w ith th r e e tea - sp o o n fu ls o f b a k in g pow der, o n e -h alf tea sp o o n fu l o f cinnam on, a n d one- fo u rth tea sp o o n fn l o f sa lt. Add th e I stiffly b e a te n w h ite s a n d b a k e In tw o la y e r tin s a b o u t tw e n ty m 'n u te a . P u t to g e th “ r w ith Jelly o r Jam Oiling and cover w ith c h o co late icing. v r tlii | & 1 »* 1 . W n t t n N . » . p » B * r I ’ M « > Albert Rooke Makes His Comeback D adchjst r E/uemrtcr F a irij 'tale jfy - -M A P y -G R A K A T A -B O N M E R * vet un NrvtMfu n o i . . . . ... ALLIE BAA’S SPRINGTIME W ins six-year fight for health. Noiv well and strong at 60 . Husky as ever, he praises Tanlac A t 1S30 W est 3 9 th Place, L os An* Rcles, lives A lbert A. R ooke, a re spected citizen w ith 3*1 years of active railroad experience. H e tells of a very Interesting experience. “ A bout seven years ago,” says M r. R ooke, “ m y stom ach a n d liver w ent back on me. I t w as a m ost distressing experience. N oth in g seemed to agree w’ith m e; I lost all desire for food. A sound n ig h t’s sleep w as o u t of th e question, so I rose each m orning tired a n d pepless. T h e n c o nstipation d e veloped a n d m ade life a continuous m isery. I lost w eight a n d coul 1 hardly d ra g m yself aro u n d a good deal of th e tim e. A fter six years of th a t I w as all in. Along cam e th e ‘flu’ w hen I h a d no resistance left. T h a t was a b o u t th e last straw . N othing seemed toh elp m e. “ On a frien d ’s advice I trie d T anlac, a n d th a t certain ly did help. I soon began to get refreshing sleep again, to e a t w ith old-tim e zest. T he distressing sto m ach a n d liver troubles disap peared. Briefly, T anlac p u t m e on m y feet, w ith all m y old-tim e vigor a n d enjoym ent of life. I p u t on w eight a n d a fte r five b o ttle s w as a s well as — - A llie B a a sa t In a c o rn e r of th e room w ondering. H e re it w a s the sp rin g tim e and ev ery one w as getting new c lo th e s o r g e ttin g fixed up in som # w ay o r o th er. T h e g a rd e n w as all being d re sse d up. It w a s b e g in n ing to look so nice a n d n e a t e v er in m y life. T h a t w as a y e a r ago. w ith th e e a r th all I'm st ill in fine shape, as you see. Few m en of 60 arc u s well a s I am , th an k s so ft a n d d a rk now to T anlac.” lo oking so re a d y T anlac is n a tu re ’s ow n tonic a n d to help a lo n g th e body builder, m ade from roots, herbs ro o ts o f th e flo w and barks b y th e fam ous T anlac for ers. m ula. T ry a bottle—it m ay do f»r y o u T lie g a rd e n h a d w hat it did for Mr. R ooke. Y our d ru g looked r a th e r fo r gist has it. O ver 52 m illion bottles sold. lorn fo r aw hile. In th e w in te r it h a d O p p o rtu n ity F ig u r e o f S p e e c h been very p re tty . “ H e gives his o rd e rs w ith a n iron "D e a r, sh a ll w e se e a show to T h e snow h a d com e a n d co v ered it h a n d ." “ D o you m ean he u ses tlie sig n n ig h t? ” “ Yes, I've lo ts o f th in g s to a n d th e big snow m ounds w h e re th e la n g u a g e ? ” tell y ou.” flow er-beds w ere in th e su m m er h a d given tlie snow y scene a look o f tiny T o H ave a C lear, S w eet Skin bills nnd valleys. And th en th e re h a d been m o re a n d T o u ch pim ples, re d n ess, ro u g h n e ss m ore snow a n d th e g a rd e n h a d been o r itch in g , If any, w ith C u tic u ra O in t m ent, th e n b a th e w ith C u tlc u rn Soap BLU SH S filled w ith snow people. FO* .I a n d hot w a te r. R in se, d ry g e n tly and T h e re h a d been a snow m an w ith INPIGESTKWyj 7 1 ccm ts _ J * ey es of coal. S p len d id eyes th e y w ere. d u st on a little C u tic u ra T alc u m to T h ey w ere looking so fine a n d p ierc in g le a v e a fa s c in a tin g fra g ra n c e on skin. 6 B e l l - a n s E v e ry w h e re 25c e ac h .— A d v e rtisem en t. in th e ir w h ite b ack g ro u n d . T h en he b a d c a rrie d a s tic k and L e sso n in L a s so h a d a pipe in b is m o uth. H e hart not been alo n e in tlie g a rd en . T h e re h a d “ W h a t’s th e b a b y c ry in g fo r?” “ W e're p la y in g ro d eo a n ' he d oesn’t been a w hole g ro u p o f little snow know w hy w e ro p e him .’’ boys. T h ey w e re eac h ab o u t h a lf h is size a n d none o f th em b a d p ip es In th e ir “DANDELION BUTTER COLOR 19 I 25$ and 75$ Pkâs.Sold Everywhere m ouths, b u t u n d e r th e ir snow y a rm s IRrtwtr B ro k e rs! B on i $ 1,000 M onthly A h a rm le s s v e g e ta b le b u tte r color H Heal th e y held som e b a rk from th e tre e s e l l i n g R i o G r a n d *1 V a l U y I n c o m e G r a p e f r u i t u se d by m illions fo r 50 y e ars. D ru g r r o p e r t f c a ; w r i t * H A N T A A N D G I L E S , O w n * w hich w as su p p o sed to re p re se n t S to res and g e n e ra l sto re s sell b o ttle s or«. Ar .to e B u i l d i n g . S a n A n t o n i o . T e x n a . school hooks. o f “ D a n d e lio n ’’ fo r 35 c en ts.—Adv. T h en th e re h a d been a few snow a n im als. It h a d looked like a very I f you look im p o rta n t, g e t a Job th a t fine snow villag e th e re in th e g a rd e n s u its y o u r looks. N ine tim e s o u t of w ith all its snow in h a b ita n ts. ten th a t p ro c e d u re w ill w ork. And th e re h a d been sev ern l snow houses a n d a snow fo rt a n d a flag C o l o ’« ( n r b o l l N n l v e U u l r k l y R e l i e v e « pole, too. a n d heal* b u rn in g , itc h in g a n d to rtu rin g M rs. C u c u m b e r G reen w a s th e play- s k i n d i s e a s e s . I t i n s t a n t l y s t o p s t h e p a i n o f b u r n s . H e a l s w i t h o u t s c a r s . 30c a n d n a m e of a little girl a s m any of you 60c. A s k y o u r d r u g g i s t , o r s e n d 30c to T h o se w ho sa y t h a t life is a b u rd e n know . Slie had chosen th e n a m e som e 1; e .1 w Col* Co., 117 s E uclid \v.- . a lw a y s m ak e o th e rs tire d . O a k P a r k , III., f o r a p a c k a g e . — A d v . tim e ago— w hen it h a d been su m m er and th e n am e o f M rs. C u cu m b er G reen I t ’s easy to fool n m an w ho h a s no T h e d in n e r gong a n d th e d in n e r b a d sounded so n ice and cool. rin p a re not a lw a y s synonym ous. fa itli in hu m an m it lire. A llie B a a w a s M rs. C ucum ber G re e n ’s ra g doll child. She w a s a d a rlin g ra g doll child w ith a ra g body a n d face, a n d h e r fa ce h a d h a d f e a tu r e s p a in te d upon it w hich w ore a little h it w o rn now ow ing to hav in g been k issed so m uch. B u t A llie m uch p re fe rre d being loved th e w ay sh e w a s a n d h a v in g so m uch w o n d e rfu l affectio n from her d e a r m o th er, M rs. C u c u m b e r G reen, th a n h a v in g a fa c e w ith o u tsta n d in g fe a tu re s . Yes. A llie B a a h a d been ta k e n out In th e w in te r, all w ra p p e d u p w ith a w a rm h a n d -k n itte d s w e a te r a n d s c a rf a n d cap. B u t now It w a s sp rin g tim e a n d Al lie B aa w as w o n d e rin g if she w o u ld n ’t he g e ttin g so m e th in g new fo r tlie sp rin g . O f c o u rse A llie B aa d id n 't ex p ect F l e t c h e r ’s v e ry m uch. N or did sh e e x p ec t a n y Castoria is a pleasant, harm th in g a c tu a lly new . B u t sh e th o u g h t how nice it w ould less Substitute for Castor Oil, be to h a v e a new b it o f ribbon tied Paregoric, Teething Drops a ro u n d h e r neck o r a n ew b it o f silk and Soothing Syrups, espe to w e a r o v e r h e r sh o u ld ers. cially prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. Stic th o u g h t p e rh a p s th a t w ould not be Im possible a s st.e k n e w th e re w as a n old c h est filled w ith mid pieces of T o avoid im itations, alw ays look for the signature o f silk nnd ribbon w hich o ften w ent to P roven directions on each package. Physicians everyw here recom m end it. help d e co ru te M rs. C u c u m b e r G re e n 's fam ily. F irm n e ss, gone to seed, is o b stin a c y N o C re d it Som e doll c h ild re n m ig h t h ave M r. Slow P a y — If th is floor p a in t am i o b stin a c y m ak e s d eadlocks. gru m b led ab o u t th e ir m o th er. For w orks. I ’ll ow e it a ll to you. Mrs. C ue u m b e r A H *1 «t on n i* h , h e a r t b u r n n n d n n u n e n n r « C le rk — P a rd o n me, sir, h u t o u r te rm s G reen w as not c o r r e c t e * l w i t h t h e U ' " o f W r i g h t ’s I n d i a n a re c a sh .—G ood H a rd w a re . V e g e t a b l e f i l l « . .’.72 I ’* a r i fit., N. Y. A d v . good a t sew ing n o r did sh e c a re I t Is m e rit a lo n e th a t c o u n ts m ost I L ife w ith o u t love w ould be a s use- a b o u t sew ing. in e v e ry m a n ’s w o rth to d ay . • le s s a s a lam p w ith o u t oil. So w h e n s h e d re sse d up her c h ild re n sh e dirt It In q u ite an odd m a n n e r— a bit o f ribiion add ed h e re o r som e o th e r l it tle gay touch. It w a s only w hen Mrs. C ue u m b e r G re e n 's m o t h e r b a d tim e to do a little e x tra se w ing th a t A llie h a d A New s c a rf , actually new clothes. B ut kno w in g th a t h e r m o th er, M rs. i'u c u m b e r G rpen, did not like to sew A llie w as n e v e r h a rd on h e r clothe*. And th en , a s A llie w a s w ondering, alo n g cam e Mrs. C u c u m b e r G reen and s a id : '•Allie. m.v d a rlin g child. It Is th e sp rin g tim e a n d you m u st h ave a new sc a rf." Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for And sh e tie d a ro u n d A llle'e neck a h an d so m e s c a rf o f p a le g-een from Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago th e old ch e« t—a tr u e sp rin g tim e c o lo r; a n d A llie fe lt v ery hap p y . 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