The Forest Grove express. (Forest Grove, Or.) 1916-1918, October 25, 1917, Image 8

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lent was a tusk. The ropes were stiff drifts. Kazan and the sledgs hecains
and frozen, and when she hud finished only a dark blotch to her. And the«,
one of her hands was bleeding. She all at once, she saw that they war«
piled the tent on tIt** sledge, amt then, leaving her. They were not more than
half covering her face, turned und twenty feet ahead o f her-*-hut th«
looked hack.
blotch seemed to he a .rust dlatnnre
Pierre Uadisson lay on Ida Imlanm away. Every bit of Ilfs and strength
bed, wItli nothing over him now but In her body was now bent upon reach­
the gray sky und ths spruce-tops. Kn- ing the sledge and baby Joun.
Mill less limit i! Kitlnoyg fed like
san stood stiff legged und sniffed the
It seemed an Interminable time be­
leml or Hlmltler
tdr.
Ills spiue bristled when Joan fore she gained. With the sledge only
bothers.
went back alowly and kneeled beside all feet ahead o f her, she "(niggled
the blanket-wrapped object. When she for whnt seemed to her to hs an hour
Moat folks forgot that the kidneys.
returned to him her face was white before she could reach out and tomb
nnd tenac. and now there waa n strung« It. With a moan she flung herself for­ Ilk« the bowels, get sluggish und clog­
ged und need u flushing occasionally,
and terrible look In Iter eyes as site ward. nnd fell upon It. Win- no longer
else we have backache und dull misery
stared out across the hurren. She heard the walling of th« storm. Hhe lu the kidney region, severe headaches,
put him in the traces, and fastened no longer felt discomfort. With her rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, add
about her slender waist the strap thni face In Hie furs under which Imby Joan stomach, sleeplessness und all sorts
Pierre had used. Thus they struck WM burled, liier« (M M t« h«r with Of bl adde r disorders,
KAZAN ONCE MORE PERFORMS A GREAT SERVICE AND
out for the river, floundering knee-deep swiftness anil Joy u vision o f wartuih
'
si mpl y must keep your kidneys
lu the freshly fallen and drifted snow. and home. And then the vision fsded ?r , Jve u' " 1
WINS JOAN’S LIFE-LONG AFFECTION.
“ »• moment you
Halfway Joan stumbled In u drift and away, nnd was followed by deep night. feel an nehe or puln In the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
fell, her loose hulr flying In a shimmer­
Suita from any good drug store here,
ing
veil
over
the
snow.
With
a
mighty
Synopsis.— Knznn, a vicious Alaskan sledge dog, one-quarter wolf,
take a luhlespootiful in a glass of wa
pull
Kazan
was
at
her
aide,
and
his
What happens to Joan and h«r
saves the life of Thorpe, tils master, and is taken along when the
(er before breakfast for a few days
cold tnuzsle touched her fuoe as she
baby after ahe falls unconscious
and your kidneys w ill then act fine.
master goes to civilisation to meet his bride and return with her to the
drew
herself
to
her
feet.
For
a
mo­
This famous suits Is made from Ihn
on the sledgo is told graphically
frozen country. Even Thorpe Is afraid to touch Kazan, who has been
ment Joan took his shaggy head be­
acid of grapes und lemon Juice, com­
In the next Installment.
made savage by brutality, but Iso be), the dog's uew mistress, wins
tween her two hands.
bined with llthta. and is harmless to
his affection Instantly. On the way northward. McCreadjr, n dog team
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
"W
o
lf
I"
she
moaned.
"Oh.
W
olf
I"
driver. Joins the party and at night beats the master to Insensibility
I Tu III. C O N T I N U E D . )
them to normal activity, It also neu­
She went on. her breath coming
and attacks Isobel. Kazan kills McCready, flees to the woods. Joins
tralizes the adds in the urine so it no
pantlngly now, even from her brief ex­
a wolf pack, whips the leader, takes a mate, Orny Wolf, and soon a f­
longer Irritates, tit um ending bladder
ertion.
The
snow
was
not
ho deep on
terward drives off the pack which had attacked IT^rre, a sick man.
GOT
RID
OF
ACHING
TOOTH
disorders.
the Ice of the river. But a wind was
his daughter. Joan, nnd her baby. Kazan submits to adoption through
Jud Hulls Is harmless; Inexpensive;
rising. It came front the north und Frenchman Driven to Heroic Act, makes u delightful effervescent llthla
kindness. Pierre is nenr death.
east, straight In her fnce, nnd Joun
water drink which everybody should
When There Seemed to 0 « No
bowed her head as she pulled with Ka­
take now and then to keep their kid­
Other Method of Relief.
zan. H alf n mile down the river she
neys clean, thus avoiding aerlous com­
plications.
CHAPTER V III—Continued.
awakened her with its cry of hunger. stopped, and no longer could she re­
Here Is a yarn told to the uusuapect-
A well known local druggist says he
She opened her eyes, brushed back the press the hopelessness that rose to
lug p e o p l e of Butti by on« of Lon sells lots of Jud Suits to folks who be­
Kazan's alert eyes saw Pierre start thick hair from her face, and could see her lips I d u sobbing, choking cry.
suddenly. He rose from his seat on whore the shadowy form o f her futher Forty miles! She clutched her bunds j Wellman's building moving crow o f Au­ lieve In overcoming kidney trouble
gusta. One of tin* Wellman crow of while it is only trouble.
the sledge and went to the tent. He was lying at the other side of the tent. at her breast, and stood breathing like
drew back the flap and thrust in his He was very quiet, upd she was one who had been beaten, her buck to house-movers wus formerly a street cur
The Situation.
Lust evening he hud a
head nnd shoulders.
pleased that he was still sleeping. She the wind. The baby was quiet. Jonn conductor.
Frenchman
friend
who
on
one
occa-
Clark l would like more salary,
knew that the day before he had been went buck nnd peered down under the
“ Asleep. Joan?" he asked.
“ ,*'rrtbl" toothache. He saw sir, as I am going to get married.
“ Almost, father. Won't you please very near to exhaustion, and so for furs, and what she saw there spurred "lon
Employer Sorry, but I'll have to re
come— soon ?"
half an hour longer she lay quiet, her on again almost fiercely. Tw ice the hola lu the Frenchman's tooth and
•luce it. I um going to get married
ndvlsed
the
man
to
have
it
out.
His
“ After I smoke.” he said. “ Are you cooing softly to the baby Joan. Then she stumbled to her knees In the drifts
friend went out to do so, but found all myself. Boston Transcript.
she arose cautiously, tucked the baby during the uext quarter of a mile.
comfortable?"
“ Yes. I'm so tired—and—sleepy— " in the warm blankets und furs, put on
After that there was n stretch of the dentists' shops closed, owing to the
No Doubt Of I t
Pierre laughed softly. In the dark­ lier heavier garments, and went out­ wind-swept Ice. und Kazan pulled the 1* te,K*** v * ,b*’ ,lour-
“
Is
young
Smith well furnished with
The Frenchman bore the pain ns long
side.
ness he was gripping at his throat.
sledge alone. Jonn walked at hla side.
mental
paraphernalia?"
“ We're almost home. Joan. That Is
By this time It was broad day. and There w as a pain In her chest. A thou­ as he Could aud then resolved on heroic
"Yes. indeed; his pa got him the
our river out there— the Little Beaver. she breathed a sigh of relief when she sand needles seemed pricking her face, remedies. He went to his room, took most expensive makes of 'em."— Ex
I f I should run away and leave you to­ saw that the storm had passed. If was and suddenly she remembered the ther­ out a powder flask nnd poured out change.
night you could follow It right to our bitterly cold. It seemed to her that mometer. She exposed It for a time some gunpowder, which he Jammed tn-
cabin. It's only forty miles. Do you she had never known It to be so cold on the top o f the tent. When she looked to th« Mg hole in his tooth; then he || ^ y j £ SO FT W H I FF IIV S 'I)**!
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...
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I.iit
In
t . ■»• Ik f I t u n (1 l i l i i i u i
eat 11/ ( I t r u « i l
•
* * * ■ * ’ I
hear?"
in all her life. The Are was com­ at It a few minutes later It was 30 de­ put in for u (use u piece of silk thread
und
plugging
up
the
hole
over
the
pow­
pletely out. Kazan was huddled in n grees below zero. Forty m iles! And
“ Yes—I know— "
Clear Skin and Good Hair by Using
Cuticura— Trial Free.
“ Forty miles— straight down the round boll, his nose tucked under his her futher had told her that she could der, sturted the fuse und blew that
river. Yon couldn’t lose yourself, Joan. body. He raised his head, shivering, mnke It— nnd could not loso herself I tooth ucross the room out of tils Jaw 1
Joe says Hint be can vouch for the
The Soap to cleanse and purify, the
Only you’d have to be careful of air­ as Joan came out. With her heavily But she did not know ttint even her
moccasined foot Joan scattered the father would huve been nfrald to fnce truth of tin- statement, for next morn- Ointment to soothe and heal. Besldea
holes in the ice.”
these fragrant, super-creamy emol­
“ Won’t you come to bed. father? ashes and charred sticks where the tire the north that duy. with the tempera- [ Ink the Frenchman came downstairs lients prevent Httlo skin troubles be­
had been. There was not a spark left. ture at 30 below, and a moaning wind with a smile on bis fuce, sll pain gone coming serious by keeping the pores
You're tired— and alribst sick.”
"Yes— after I smoke," he repeated. In returning to the tent she stopped bringing the first wurnlng of a MU- (»'"1 "bowed him the hole In ht* Jaw free from obstruction. Nothing better
zar(j
[ made by the blasting o f bis tooth.— at any price for all toilet purposes.
“ Joan, will you keep reminding me to­ for a moment beside Kuzan, and pat­
ted
his
shaggy
head.
Free uninple each by mall with
The timber wns far behind her now. K e n n e b e c J o u r n a l.
morrow of the airholes? I might for­
Book.
Address postcard. Cuticura.
"Poor W o l f s h e said. "1 wish 1 Ahead there was nothing but the piti­
get. You can always tell them, for
Dept. L, Boston.
Sold everywhere.
the snow and the crust over them are had given you one of the bearskins I" less barren, nnd the timber beyond
Makes Sales Record.
— Adv.
She threw back the tent-Aup and that wns hidden by the gray gloom of
whiter than on the rest o f the ice, and
O f the 5,000 electric Irons put out
I f there had been trees, on trial by an electric company recent­
like a sponge. W ill you remember— entered. For the Arst time she saw the day.
Unwise.
her father’s face in the light— and out­ Joan’s heart would not hnve choked so ly nt Youngstown, <>., only three came Your right to blow your horn may he
the airholes— ”
side,
Kazan
heard
the
terrible
moan­
with terror. But there was nothing— back.
“ Yes-s-s— ”
The men in the sales depart­
A fact beyond dispute;
Pierre dropped the tent-flap and re­ ing cry that broke from her lips. No nothing but thut gray, ghostly gloom, ment believe tlie company's policy of But it's not wise, to aay the least.
To go upon a toot.
turned to the Are. He staggered as one could have looked at Pierre Radis- with the rim of the sky touching the requiring customers to return Irons
son’s face once— and not have under­ earth a mile away.
— Boston Transcript.
he walked.
themselves Is responsible for this oti-
“ Good night, boy.” he said. “ Guess stood.
The snow grew heavy under her feet vluble record. The Irons lire put out
A fter that one agonizing cry Joan again. Always she was wntchlng for on 15 days’ free trial, und If the cus­
Fd better go in with the kids. Two
days more— forty miles— two days— ” Aung herself upon her father's breast, 1 those treacherous, frost-conted trnps tomers ask for terms the payment Is
Kazan watched him as he entered sobbing so softly that even Kuzan’s in the Ice her father hnd spoken of. spread over two or three months.
the tent. He laid his weight against sharp ears heard so sound. She re­
While It Is thought thut tunny Irons
the end of his chain until the collar mained there in her grief until every
would be lost through this method, the
shut off his wind. His legs and back vital energy of womanhood and moth­
records show thut I he money for only
M an y a man him fulh-n down beca us e a
twitched. In that tent where Radlsson erhood in her girlish body was roused
four Irons out of the 5.IXX) could not teat o f h i" w a t e r show ed un mis ta kably
to
action
by
the
wailing
cry
of
baby
had gone were Joan and the baby. He
be collected. The people who hud ac­ thut h«- had kidney d !"e u "e
knew that Pierre would not hurt them, Joan. Then she sprung to her feet
T h e k id n e y " are the si-svengers and
cepted these four Irons on trial moved
but he knew, also, that with Pierre \ und ran out through the tent opening.
out of town before the first payment they w ork d a y nnd nig h t In se pa rating
the poisons f ro m the blood. T h e i r signals
Radlsson something terrible and im- 1 Kazan tugged at the end of bis chain
was due.
of distress ure easily recognised and I n ­
pending was hovering very near to | to meet her, but she saw nothing of
clude such sym p tom s as backache, d e ­
them. He wanted the man outside— j him now. The terror of the wilderness
pressions, drowsiness, Irritability, h e a d ­
No Chance for Humorist.
is
greater
than
that
of
death,
and
in
by the fire— where he could lie still,
dizziness,
rheum atic
twinges,
Twenty-three thousand seven hun­ aches,
an
instant
it
had
fallen
upon
Joan.
It
dropsy, gout.
and watch him.
dred
and
sixty-one
persona
tried
to
tell
“ T h e v e r y best w a y to resto re the
In the tent there was silence. Near- | was not because of feur for herself. It
what love la, when n New Orleans pa­ kidneys to their normal state o f health
was the baby. The wailing cries from
er to him than before came Gray
and
such s y m p to m s , " says I>r.
per held a prize answer contest on Pierce, cur ,,f e Inv
the tent pierced her like knife-thrusts.
alids' Hotel, Buffalo, S. Y .
W o lfs cry. Each night she was call­
; that subject recently.
And then the " I " to d ilnk plenty o f w a t e r and obtain
And then, all at once, there carne to i
ing earlier, and coming closer to the
fro
m
you
r
fa
v o r ite p harm acy ■ smalt
1 prize went to this one: “ Iaive la th«
am ount o f An -u-rle, double strength,
camp. He wanted her very near to her whut old Pierre had said the night j
doorway through which the humnti soul which Is dispensed by alm ost e v e r y drtig-
him tonight, but he did not even whine before— his words ubout the river, the
pusses from aelfisliuega Into gervlc« glxt " You will find A n u ric mor e potent
than llthln. dissolve uric acid s s w a t e r
In response. He dared not break that airholes, the home forty miles away.
and from so'ltude Into kinship with nil does sugar.
strange silence In the tent. He lay “ You couldn't lose yourself, Joan.” He j
Send l»r. P ie rc e 10c fo r trial pkg nnd
humanity!" Southerner« are Just that
ask fpr a d v ic e If there Is need
still for a long time, tired and lame had guessed what might happen.
sentimental that the person who wrote
She bundled the baby deep In the
from the day’s Journey, but sleepless.
"L ove Is what makes two utthurn halra
Natural Conclusion,
The fire burned low er; the wind in the furs and returned to the Ar bed. Her
grow where there wns only one red
“ It says hero that tho famous green
tree tops died a w a y; and the thick, one thought now was that they must
one,” probably got stung.” — Springfield corn dance of tho Hemlnoles Is do-
gray clouds rolled like a massive cur­ have Are. She made a little pile of :
RepuMIcan.
j scribed by an eye-witness as a wild,
tain from under the skies. The stars birch bark, covered it with half-burned I
grotesque series o f leaps and contor-
began to glow white and metallic, and bits of wood, and went Into the tent !
w - m i- - xj j »
i
lions to the weird muslo of a dlrge-
No Gigglers Need Apply.
Hk«-. mournful chant.”
from far In the north came faintly a | for the matches. Pierre Radlsson car- [
A request for a "young lady stenog-
"B m p— then It must he a enms be-
crisping, moaning sound, like steel ried them in a waterproof box in a
rnpher, thirty to forty years old, past tween one o f these hern classic out-
sleigh runners running over frosty pocket of his bearskin coat. She
the giggling and flirting age,” has I>«« d door dances and a boy with a green
snow—the mysterious monotone of the sobbed as she kneeled beside him
received by W. it. King, manager of apple stomach ache.” — Florida Tlmes-
He
Wax
Very
Quiet.
northern lights. After that it grew again, and obtained the box. As the
the United States Employment bureau. Union.
steadily and swiftly colder.
Are flared up she added other bits of But she found now that all the Ice and The employer says he wants a woman ----------------------------------- ---------------
Tonight Gray W olf did not compass wood, and then some of the larger snow looked alike to her, nnd that who has to work for n living nnd who
herself by the direction of the wind. pieces that Pierre had drngged into there was n growing pain hack of her wants to leave the city and go to a
She followed like a sneaking shadow ! camp.
The Are gave her courage. eyes. It was the intense cold.
small country town. The salnry of- !
over the trail Pierre Radlsson had Forty miles— and the river led to their
The river widened Into u smnll lake, ferisl Is $40 a month.— St. Louis I'ost-
made, and when Kazan heard her home! She must make that, with the
and here the wind struck her In the Dispntch.
again, long after midnight, he lay with baby and Wolf. For the Arst time
face with such force that her weight
his head erect, and his body rigid, save she turned fo him, and spoke his name
was taken from the strap, nnd Kazan
Elk Becoming a Nuisance.
fo r a curious twitching of his muscles. ns she put her hand on his head. A fter
dragged the sledge alone.
A few
Elk
frotti the Yellowstone purk were
There was a new note in Gray W olfs that she gave him a chunk o f meat
Inches of snow Impeded her an much shipped to Washington, largely for
Voice, a walling note in which there which she thawed out over the Are,
I Made an Autom obil e
ns a foot had done before. Little by their sentimental value, hut It has
E xp e rt o f T h le Man In
was more than the mate-call. It was and melted snow for tea. She was
Juat
Seven Weeka.
little she dropped hack.
Kazan been found that these animals can
Thg Message. And at the sound of it not hungry, but she recalled how her
D O Y O U W A N T T O BE
forged to her side, every ounce of his make themselves considerable o f a
AN EXPERT
iCazan rose from out of his silence father had made her eat four or flve
Autom ob il e D river
magnificent strength in the trace«. By nuisance. It Is said that In a short
nnd his fear, and with his head turned times a day, so she forced herself to
Autom obil e Repairm an
the time they were on the river chan­ time dumngo to the extent o f $20,000
A u tom ob ile Saleaman
straight up to the sky he howled ns make a breakfast of a biscuit, a shred
nel again Joan was at the back of the hns been done to the apple orchards
Gaa T r a c t o r E ng in eer
the wild dogs of the North howl be­ of meat and as much hot tea as she
Statio n ary Engin eer
sledge, following In the trail mode by of that state by these animals.
and earn from $100 to $500
fore the tepees of masters who are could drink.
per month? I f you ha ve
Kazan. She wr s powerless to help
newly dead.
tw o hands nnd n com mon
The terrible hour she dreaded fol­ him. She felt more and more the lead­
Dried Buttermilk on the Market.
sense education,
I can
Pierre Radlsson was dead.
lowed that.
She wrapped blankets en weight of her legs. There waa but
m
ak e you an e xp e rt In
Commercialized dried buttermilk 1«
from
nix
to
eight
we
ek*,
closely about her father’s body, and one hope— and that was the forest. I f a new feed. The Arst carload o f It
i, P W J «
by my "K ree
C H APTE R IX.
tied them with bablche cord. A fter they did not reach It soon, within half reached Chicago for a company which
Trial.
W r i t e today f o r
booklet and a letter fro m
that she piled all the furs and blan­ an hour, she would be able to go no controls the output o f 20,000,000
that w ill mak e you &
Out of ths Blizzard,
kets that remained on the sledge close farther.
Over and over again she pounds annually. It 1« to h« used for r i n r A v
from the «tart .
A D C O X A U T O A N D G A S E N G IN E
was dawn when the baby snuggled to ths Are, and snuggled baby Joan moaned a prayer for her baby as she special mixing feed for fattening pool-
... _
SCH O O L.
t to Joan’s warm breast sad deep down in them. Pulling down ths struggled on. She fell la U m mow- try tad bogs.— Chicago Herald.
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