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Young men st Pinecroft at this A Treasury Department Puazle Th a t
season were a rarity.
Remain* Unsolved.
“l<ooks »tick," she muttered, “or Sophia Holmes wan a free colored
ttle daffy.” She waa getting into woman, the wife-of a slave owned
cart when a quiet “I * beg your „„
lived in
by uotonel
Colonel »eston,
Seaton, who
who'lived
pardon’ caused her to wheel around. Washington at the beginning of the
The strange young man, hat in w, r
th<? Btate, The bus-
hand, was certainly speaking to her.
wa< wjt^ the army and lost his
8he merely looked her surprise.
life at the battle of Manassas, so bis
Are
you
not
Miss
Vaughn,
and
^dow,
wjj0 had ten children to care
Mr*. Vaughn put down the let­ weren't
»ren’t
you
expecting
me?*
Her
£or
appHed
0eneral 8pinnert
ter the had been reading, with a blue eyes widened into a positive then treasurer t0 of the
United States,
troubled little eigh. Her daughter stare of amazement.
for
work.
She
was
given
the task
looked up from the atep.
EXAMINE OUR LUMBER Madge
“I—I
am
Madge
Vaughn,
but
you
of
sweeping,
dusting
and
emptying
“What's the matter, mother?
must be mistaken.” she said. wastebaskets at a, salary of $15 a
closely and you will understand You look aa if you had been read­ --you
“I
am
Dr. North—Tom North, month.
why we can truthfully claim ing your death warrant.”
my
mother
He waa blush­ One day, after the clerks had all
superiority for it The smooth “I hare—the death warrant of ing a little at wrote.”
the
queerness
of her tyft the rooms, she discovered that
straight grain, the absence of our peace. Aunt Mary North writee reception.
of the boxes in which waste
large knot«, the thorough seas­ to ask if we gon’t keep her Tom “You—you are little Tommy? one
paper was thrown was almost full
oning all show the experienced while she and Mr. North go Why”— She began to laugh merri­ of
big bundles of crisp, new money 1
the economy of using our stuff. abroad.”
ly,
and
the
young
man
langhed,
Some
of the hills were as high in
Follow their example and profit “Who’« her Tom?” asked Madge too, a bit stiffly, for he did not un­
denomination
as $1,000. They
as they do by being customers succinctly.
derstand
the
joke.
“You
have
the
were
all
neatly
packeiL and enough
of ours.
“Her stepson. I’ve ' not seen advantage of me,” he said.
litter
to
hide
them
was spread over
Aunt Mary since she married Mr. Madge sobered at his tone and them.
M . H . F IN N E Y
North, and I know next to nothing realized
that she was not displaying Sophia hastily covered up the
of the North family. But Mrs. Wil­ any marked hospitality. She held treasure
and continued her work as
son knew Mr. North when they out a repentant hand, which the if nothing
had happened. The
were living in Chicago (that wee in young man took eagerly. “We’re watchman, making
his last rounds,
the time of the first Mrs. North), sort of cousins, I guess, she said. asked her why she lingered
so late.
and she said there were two girls “Anyway, .if you are Tommy North She pretended to be busy, and
CHASE & LINTON end
the
a boy. The boy was in kilts we’ve been looking for you, so get man kept on and left her undis­
GRAVEL COMPANY then, and that waa five years ago, in, and we’ll start.”
Sophia feared to tell the
so he must be about eight or nine j “I can go away if it is not con­ turbed.
watchman
what she had fonnd. “He
old. Aunt Mary says he has venient,” protested the man.
All kinds of gravel for con­
mought
er
the money hisaelf,
ill with typhoid and that she “Convenient! After I’ve worked and then laid tuck it on
crete work, cement blocks, remembers
me.” she after­
with
hope
for
his
health
for three days getting picture books ward said.
or wood work furnished on that the air at Pinecroft is heal­ and
kites and little blue overalls Now Sophia knew that it was the
short notice.
ing.”
ready
No, sir; you will habit of General Spinner to spend
“But we can’t have him, moth­ have to for use you!
all
those
things.”
night in his office. So greet
Telephone White 86
er. Think of having an eight-year- “You see,” she explain«)
as she the
his
at thia time that he
waa
old boy on our hands the whole drove along, “we got the impres­ slept in anxiety
little room that adjoined
summer! We can never get enough sion from some one that you were his main a office.
a jacket and
cooked for him to eat, and he’ll be about eight years old. Your mother slippers he would In
rest
most of the
drowned fegularly once a week and never mentioned your age or height, night, although he would
up
break all his arms and legs on the and so we got ready for a small boy, frequently to make a tour get
of
the
other days. And I wanted *a quiet, and—and here are some cookies I building and satisfy himself that
heavenly rest this summer before I brought along so that you would everything wps in perfect order.
have to go back to that awfnl of­ not ask questions on the way home.” So Sophia waited. She sat on
fice.”
, She throat a paper bag into his the box of money and nodded. The
“But, Madge, I can’t refuse Aunt hands.
slipped by and still she failed
Mary. She was your father’s fa­ They were both laughing like hours
to
hear
the tap, tap! of the old alip-
vorite aunt and always so good to children as they drove in at the rs coming
down the stone halls.
him. No, Tommy will have to gate, and by the time explanations tit at last she
heard the familiar
s .k o te b and
come, whether we want him or not.” , were made to Mrs. Vaughn the footsteps approach
oar optato* I
her door. As
“Well, then, when?”
young
man
was
thankful
that
the
General
Spinher
was
“The letier says next Tuesday
rise had happened. He felt that she stepped forward. abofit to pass,
unless they hear from us that it is
ad been a good thing to take “Jest step in here and see what
not convenient.”
Madge by surprise, for when two
done find!” exclaimed Sophia in a
“Tell Aunt Mary I have the ople
have laughed together they I mysterious
voice. Then she took
smallpox or that I died suddenly ve rapidly progressed in their the litter from
the top of a big box
at the news — anything. Please, acquaintance.
and
showed
to
the
startled man the
mother!”
the very first day Mrs. Vaughn bundles of new money
within.
“I was wondering,” said her had On looked
at
the
two
with
com­
General
Spinner
sent
at once for
mother, “whether an eight-year-old prehension in her eyes, and aa the some of the treasury officials;
boy would be afraid to sleep in a weeks grew into months she felt money was counted and found the
to
room by himself. Shall we put a reasonably sure that Madge would amount to over $200,000. Mean­
bed in the alcove off my room or never go Lack to the office.
while he sent Sophia home in a car­
fix up the south chamber ?”
I
The
day
before
he
waa
scheduled
nage
waiting little ones.
Still grumbling, Madge helped to go back to the city, a new man No' to one her ever
out who put
her mother get reedv the south by reason of 'Pinecroft air and almost a quarter found
of
a
million
As she worked ehe grew agreeable companionahip, they took of newly printed money into a dollars
trash
is prepared to transfer chamber.
interested and even took from the the big red and bine kite to the top box. The mystery remains unsolv­
room
some
in­
walls
of
her
own
i
your goods anywhere, teresting prints which she thought 1 of a nearby hill to fly it. It soared ed to this day. As a reward for her
above the trees as the man
any place any time.
Sophia Holmes was ap­
would be suitable for a boy’s room. clear
slowly unwound the long yellow honesty,
pointed
to
a position that paid her
“T can’t see, though, why Aunt string. The girl watched it rather
Prices Reasonable
Mary didn’t take the little wretch
I ’ ,T “ i ! lher* h,<J bc'° ?°! Mver.1 y,«rs .go at the ripe age of
abroad
with her—the sea air would
Office phone Black 100, or
W° r 5 i that
f ' . bf she T had
5 grown
them - “.“d
" ' ! eeventv-nme
"e a ra -Y o o th . Com-
do him good. Take out all the realized
to care
n ■ '
J
fancy
things,
mother,
as
you
value
so much that it was hard not to let "
residence l Black 123
them.”
pho es í Red 79
him see it. The tears had come
Cloves of Pemba.
Call up I Red 80
“If you only understood big boys into
her eyes, and now they splash­ About two-third*
of all the cloves
as well as you seem to understand ed over.
The
young
man
looked
up
come
from
a
little
i*land named
small ones you would not be just in time to catch sight of them, Pemba that lies about
5 degrees
twenty-four and still single,” teased and, letting the string go, he turned south of the equator, just
within
her'mother.
and
caught
her
in
his
arms.
sight
of
the
mainland
of
Africa,
be­
“I do, mother,” said Madge vehe­
he whispered, “what is tween Mombasa and Zanzibar. The
mently. “ I understand them alto­ it?” “Dear,”
not apeak, but she island of Pemba is only thirty-five
gether too well, and that’s the very did not She try did
U N O I R M KW M A N A G E M E N T
to
get
away either, and miles long aDd ten wide. It is a
after
a
moment
he
said:
Wood of all kind*. Wood m wing a specialty reason 1 am still single.”
Prompt service. Leave orders at yard or There was no immediate reply
“Is
it
because
I
am
going away— low, jungle covered, fever haunted
at Dawson house, 10S, West Hancock St. to this, and Mrs. Vaughn turned ia it, Madge ?” She shook her head. spot, surrounded by coral reefs and
inhabited by indolent, unintelligent
her attention to the room.
PHONE RED 174
“Why,
then,”
he
urged,
“teH
me.”
and
improvident natives and a small
all your old picture books Suddenly she began to laugh—a handful
E. P. HAMILTON, Prop. and “Get
of Europeans.
put them on that shelf, Madge, •oft little laugh that made the man The clove
tree is singularly deli­
and I think I’ll bring Jim’s old hold her closer.
cate
and
must
have a combination
hobbyhorse down from the attic. “I was only wondering,” she said, of climatic condition!
exist in
He may despise it, but you never “whether or not there was a girl”— a few places on earth. that Where
it
tell.”
“You
bet
there
ia,”
he
interrupt­
FARMER'S WEEK can ^Arrangements
will
grow
at
all
it
will
grow
wild
finally com­ ed, “and I’ve got her right where I and in profusion.
December 8 to 13, 1913 pleted. and Madge were rather
looked want her.” Which sentence, slangy
This will be a notable event in the forward to the coining of the little as it was, seemed to bo wholly satis­
Liberia.
boy, so that when Tuesday came factory to Madge.
educational history of Oregon.
The
republic
of Liberia waa
Farmers’ Co-operation will be the she willingly drove to the station
founded
in
1820
by
the American
leading topic of a stimulating series of for him, though she protested that
Apples M ad e Studying Easier.
Colonization
society,
which
es­
lectures. The week will be crowded St. Lawrence and his gridiron were Apples make a better “feed” tablished by Henry Clay in was 1816.
with discussions, and demonstrations in as nothing to the torment she was while yon are studying than a box
everything that makes for the welfare undergoing. She took along a bag
The capital of the republic, Mon­
of chocolates.
of the farmer and home-maker.
rovia,
so named w honor of
cookies, “just to stop up his A bright girl who took her four Jam er was
Monroe,
of the
WINTER SHORT COURSE of mouth
so he can’t ask questions,” year high school course in three United States et president
the
time
the
se-
yean, graduating with honors, was public was founded. Many blacks
January 5 to 30, 1914 she The explained.
train was late, and Madge asked how she did it.
were taken over from thia country,
The College has spared no effort to
make thia the moat complete abort got a little cross as she waited in “Jnst ate apples,” was her an­ with the idea that, hariaf-become
course in its history. A very wide the open trap with the hot sun swer. “Seemed to <ne I could get
to a certain extent here,
range of courtes will be offered In Gen­ beating down upon her. The pony almost any lesson if I had an ap­ civilized
they
would
act aa valuable assist­
eral Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal was restless, and she dared not ple to eat while I waa at it.”
Husbandry, Dairying, Poultry Keeping. leave him to go inside of the sta­ It wasn’t merely “something to ants to the natives in the work of
Mechanic Arts, Domestic Science and
managing the fortunes of the new
Art, Commerce, Forestry and Music. tion. When the train finally steam­ munch on.” Apples have just the state.
Liberia has never prospered
Numerous lectures and Discussions on ed in, however, she gave the reins medicinal properties that are need­ and ia et
the present time “in the
FARMERS’ CO-OPERATION, st home to a porter find went to find her ed for the “prevention.” No need,
and abroad, will be a leading feature. young charge. She watched the few then, for a “cure.” — Kansas In­ hands of a receiver,” ao to speak.—
Make this a pleasant and profitable
New York American.
winter outing. No tuition. Accommo­ who came out of the coaches nerv­ dustrialist.
dations reasonable. Reduced rates on
with one eye on the dancing
Move the Carpet.
all railroads. For information address ously,
,
Effective.
pony,
but
as
far
as
she
could
see
no
Every
now
and then, instead of
H. M. TENNAT, Registar,
The
late
Charles
E.
Brookfield
small
boy
was
on
the
train.
allowing
the
stair
carpet to remain
Corvallis, Oregon. “Well,” she thought, “I suppose knew the mid-Victoria celebrities,
in
exactly
the
same
as first
Farmers’ Business Courses by Cor­ I should be glad of it,” and was go­ and one of his many stories relates placed, the tread position
of
the
carpet
respondence without tuition.
ing back to the trap, when it oc­ to an incident that occurred when should be moved a couple of inche*
curred to her that he might some he was staying with Tennyson and or so either up or down. This hs*
way have got paat her into the sta­ Fitzgerald. Tennyson had his feet the effect of keeping the pile of the
J. H. GIBSON, Mgr.
tion and might be waiting for her on the mantel aheif, and “Old Fits” carpet in a uniform condition, and.
She looked in. No one was was much annoyed. After some besides retaining the fresh appear­
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but
a very tall young man, vain expostulation. Fitzgerald said: ance of the carpet, it helps it to lest
Yamhill County
was leaning back rather limp­ “Do take your feet down, Alfred: mneh longer than it would if left
Yamhill County Abstract Co. ly who against
the seat, pale aa from a you look like a Longfellow.” Ten­ exactly a t laid, ft coats nothing to
recent
illness.
Madge gave him nyson’s feet came down instantly. •do this, but saves nnch.
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