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and dictated a letter to the
A LESSON.
board explaining to them that
F U N E R A L DIRECTORS
must have made a raiaUfte. Sud
IT «r.M O W A R D NCWBKMO. OKC.
ly he looked again at the nam
Qua e« Hie
The c a t la crauti? lovad by Us owa
the town. Then he lit a cigar
, and ao wonder, for the follow-
thought Tln*n he laughed.
W **9-
story la typical of him.
“ Why not?” said he. “ 1 can ap
a month to see.*'
WW* 2S.
With thia Delphic utterance
' l l C ria« * T U <XJ*r íflí
torn up the answer that his stenc
rapher had brought him, shat doi
tbay entlad an Insult to the unV
his desk and told his manager
•nd they told tbe lieutenant that
be had been called oat of towo
‘ In bis papen; Tbe an-
E LU O T T
ng officer bad no alter-
would be away for some time.
tföre be could do ao tbe
v
Br AMELIA DELANCEY
When the Silent Bell entered
beard of tbe atari. Immediate-
schoolroom on the first, more
“T h e Silent B e ll," as her brother
•ttloc on his cotonerà uniform of
after the holidays aha found on
regiment in
bed named her in childhood, was
desk a typewritten request to ref
tbe pa laow.
that anomaly, a woman of few
at the principal’s offioe at once.
It ant calmly down until
word#. H er name was Belle,
3 per
ran lightly up the stain, 01
In
front
of tba bi
the nickname had d o n g to her ever
There be cot out and. araambUug all
the door o f the office and
after
her
brother
gave
it
to
her,
so
C L A R E N C E B U T T
Id to them:
herself face to face with Allerton.
I d pruetfes in all the courts ef the that the was known by young an<
1 have Just ridden I
“ Good morning, Mias Edward*/?
■Bite. Special attention given to pro- old* ss “Bell** Edwards. She did
rince In a tram, and I derir
said
Allerton
blandly.
“1
wo
■ t u worm, um wnoiiR ox ooooe , morv- not lack spirit nor temper, bat sel
» yen wish am to aand In
like to consult with you about
noses, oentraeta and the drafting of «11
I presume I have
dom did the deem it neceeeaiy to
B i l l pspsrs.
w ew oO T. u rsro a ,
of the details of this school
set
forth
either
joys
or
woes
at
any
O t f i c b —Second Floor in union Block
1 trust 1 may count upon your
Naturally tbe effireta wen
length in words.
operation during my principalahi;
silent in
B at if the Belle v
here.”
tbe maja
speech, she was eloquent of
could never do that
“John Henry
Allerton,” sail
orba o f ' hers had
and those glorious or6t
tbajL- answered tbe cran amori*.
Belle, “what are you doing here?”
won bar many admirers. But o f all
I b a n not degraded tbe uniform
“ My good looks,” answered ha
only John Henry AUertoa
frill eoorta; Probate, Deeds,
gravely, “ appear to have proc
and all legal papeoa Ab- found favor. These two young peo
me this position. I am here”-
ple seemed to be attracted to each
with great dignity— “ to fill my po
other from their first meeting and
» R I MI » e e e a i a i i M M i M M
sition.”
soon were constant companions.
“Good looks?” aueried Belle.
After awhile they became engag
“ As represented by the photo
ed, but even the power o f love did
graph 1 sent you during the holi
not seem to affect in the
days,” explained Allerton.
TRY IT O L THE DISK.
Belle’s silent manner. Often little
The light of comprehension be
misunderstandings between the lov
gan to dawn upon Belle. Being a A Teat That Proves tha Human Ckutt a
Phonal
I ers would have been brushed aside
Owed Sounding Ban.
oman,' her intuition helped her to
Office, White 22; Rea. Red 123 | at once by a word or two from Bella,
solution of the problem, and she
An Interesting experiment that proven
j H H » iM iM >M » saasssi bat she kept her tongue still and let realized that this was really not a wbat a good sounding bos tba human
time heal these tiny fractures in
skull la cgn be performed by any one
joke of J«di’ - Allerton’s.
their otherwise uninterrupted court
" I really ; tank you,” went on Al-» who baa a disk phonograph, says Elec
ship, a courtship that was to end ia
trical Engineering.
lerton, "fo r vour extreme kindness
ge just as soon aa her devoted
■
Stop up both of your oars with cotton
recommending me. 1 hope you u tightly as possible, ao that ao sound
over’s business prospects were suf
do not already regret i t ”
i will be beard from the outside. Now
ficiently brigh t
Belle remained silent. She was place an ordinary darning needle be
The more surprised was AUertoa
■draggling between a belief that she tween your teeth by biting on I* bard,
on the occasion of his great quarrel
! Office over First National
ought
to tell Allerton tb a tsh e had taking cure that the toogue or Upa do
with the Silent Bell when she stat
Bank
not
taken
this method to let him not touch tbe needle. The latter la Im
ed fully and fluently her reasons for
portant because if either Up or tongue
Phone W hite 3-1
breaking their engagement
The know ahe forgave him and a wish to touches the needle tbe sound will bo de
efeteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ram total of her conversation in all et him know she still cared.
creased considerably.
“ Belle,” said Allerton, becoming
Far tbe beet sennits tbe needle Itself
their ye a n of association did not
begin to equal in length her speech earnest^ “ 1 fonnd out from your should project net more »ha« one or
brother what had happened.
As one and a half Inches from the month.
at this time.
DR. A M . DAVIS
soon
as
1
arrived
here
1
hurried
to F o r. that reason the s»»n i»r needle
She touched each and every point
iim and discovered the mistake we should be broken off about one and ooe-
whgre they, differed*, and she even
balf Inches Treat It» sharp point It
dilated on details whieh he had. not. had faade. I got him to keep my goes without saying that tba sharp
secret
We
suppressed
my
competi
considered of the least importance
point should project oot of tbe month,
rM r| M »N **O fta W f»
— for instance, that o f late ye a n be tor’s photograph in a sort of crimi- while tbe broken off end should be In
uul conspiracy, but 1 shall oot keep side the mouth.
PHONC BLACK 37
had not seemed to care enough for
her to present her with a good pie- iim out of t|is position long— that te-..NMf start an ordinary disk phono
If some one will go back w itV graph and carefully press down upon
tore of himself.
me
to where. I belong. I can find tbe record with tbe needle's petal held
She enlarged upon this bit of neg-
out
about that if some one will tell At tbe aame angle aa tbe reproducer's
hgence until she had impressed AJ-
Steadto ri bgld ordinarily. A* Boon as
ierton with its due monstrosity. me how ih e likes the original o f the tbe needle touches the record with suf
photograph
that
she
didn’t
gefc”
Th at she had not been presented
ficient pressure the inside of tbe heed
Belie blushed, but said nothing.
periodically with a photograph of
will be filled Immediately with mnalc
‘'Perhaps.” said Allerton, smil
loud end clear.
was nothing short of a
her lover w
ing,
but very, very anxious, “you
gross insult
Office ever U . S. N a ti Bank
arignoli In a Tamper.
As bar extraordinary burst of would prefer to have me aa a prin
On one occasion Blancbt tbe noted
171
anger reached a climax on this one cipal.”
“N o, indeed?” said the Silent teacher, went on tbe stage to aee Brt-
e e M > » W M e > M » < » M M W # of nis many flaws Allerton began to
Jell,
and then, realizing what her gnoU. the famous singer, whom be
grasp the idea that she had reaUy
reply
meant, she covered ber face found pacing up and down like a mad
wanted his picture and that he had
snd
tried
to escape from the room, ; man. bumming over bis part
been guilty of a most grave misde
“Why. Brig, wbat Is tbe matter with
But
tbe
principal was swifter
meanor in not sending it to her.
you? Are you» nervousr* be asked.
The school board
But it was too late now, and the than she was.
“Tea. I am ner’ oaa." was tba reply
would
have
been
shocked
if tbe sub- ' aa be walked harder and faster thou
honest hut clumsy fellow, of course,
made matters worse by saying so. sequent brazen actions of the new
“Bat. Brig, yon ought not to be nerv
They parted, each believing tbe oth- ruler of their school could have
ous.
I’ve beard yon sing the part 200
been
seen
by
them.
to be a roost unreasonable crea
times.
I beard yon sing It thirty
Ho,
however,
did
not
care.
The
ture.
yours
ago."
Soon after Allerton, very de Silent Bell did not object, and John
“Thirty years ago! Who are you
spondent and bitterly disappointed, Henry Allerton would have kissed that should know so much?"
went into business in a distant state. her at that moment despite all tbe
“Who am I? Ton know who I am.
school boards in tbe world.
«
y
l know who you are."
He
had
not
been
gone
long
when
& K o m ig
“ So you surrendered, after all,
“Very well: you know what I am.
the Silent Bell’s father died insol
vent, and she went to her brother without getting that photograph!” but I am rare you do not know wbat
you are. and If yon wish I will tell
Robert, who lived in another town. mid he inhumanely. And Belle only
yam Ton are a fool!"
nodded
and
blushed,
with
happy
a n d 8 U B Q E O N S
There Belle, wishing to be inde
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pendent, procured a position in a tears in ber eyes.
. Alexander In Mesopotamia.
school. H e r brother by virtue of
Tbe marshes of Mesopotamia ware
Chopin's Likas and Dislikes.
being town.clerk was also clerk of
famous In tbe time of Alexander the
Bach snd, above all, Mozart were i Greet One of tbe last acts of his life.
tbe board of education.
A t the holiday vacation the prin Cbopin’i ideals, “ his gods.” Hum- ' wfthln a few weeks of bis death, was
cipal of the school resigned.
So mel, Field and Moscheles were his a voyage down tbe Euphrates to tbe
great a confidence had Belle’s work favorite pianists. Field’s nocturnes grant dike of Fallakopaa. about ninety
won for her that the board of edu were greatly prized by him. -He ad miles below Babylon. This sluice baa
_
and S u ^
i cation asked her to suggest some mired Schubert, though not without been constructed br the" ancient As
Weber and Beethoven syrian kings to let off tbs water of tbs
Bee in Dixon Building
one for the place.
She named a reserve.
OIK m WUA« 22.1 « White II
man of whose years and experience only partially satisfied him. He dis river when It became excessive into
the marshes. It was reported not to be
she could assure them, and at their liked much of Mendelssohn’s music
N E W B E R G - - OREGON
working well, and Alexander proposed
request she wrote him asking him and found still less to praise in to construct another sluice lower down.
# «*«
to correspond with the school board Schumann, Dever using any of his He sailed on Into tbe marshes, steer
pieces in giving his lessons. He dis ing bis vessel himself, with bis diadem
and to send his protograph.
Her brother Robert took the mail approved of Berlios, and, while he on his head, to explore them and tbe
DR. SARAH E. SMITH
Meyerbeer
personally, be toraba of tbe kings, and ao extensive
from their box s few days after liked
Liszt were tbe lakes and swamps that Alex
ward and hurried to the board meet heartily disliked his music.
ing.
There was no letter from rays truly that Chopin sought in the a Oder's fleet lost Its way among tbsifi
Office in City Hall
Belle’s candidate, but there was A great masterpieces only that which
Weather Variety. -
with
his
nature.
" ito addressed to ber.
Robert corresponded
Bene growl perpetually at tba weath
Reaidence Phone—Blue 68
tily gave the photograph td the “W hat resembled it pleased him.
chairman of the board without even What differed from it received scant er; ft Is too hot or too cold: too wet or
M B W BERG
OREGON
opening the wrapper and hurried justice from him.”— Dole’s “Famous too dry. And yet a kind Providence
arranges It Infinitely better than we
aE sae
away again to keep an appointment Composers.”
could. Wbat a beautiful premies this
with the mayor.
was In tbe early history of th* ram:
Belle’s recommendation and tbe
Fsr Body and Soul.
“WMle th* earth rematneth. seed time
flne looking face shown by tbe pic
Here is a curioths advertisement, h 4 harvest and cold and brat and
ture satisfied the members. Being republished in the Cornhill Maga summer and winter, and day an*
anxious to act on the principalahip zine from an eighteenth century night shall not cease."—Christian Her
C H IR O P R A C T IC
that evening, they looked at the paper: “ Wanted— For a family who aid
P H Y S IC IA N
name and address on tbe back of have bad health, a sober, steady per
Leaking Ahead.
the picture and dispatched a letter son, in the capacity of a doctor, sur
“1 think I bad better get a Job before
LADY ATTENDANT
at once.
geon and apothecary. - He must oc-
irry.r
It waa a very much puzzled and casionally act in the capacity of
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perplexed as well as sligTifly amus butler and dress hair and wigs." Ha
i’t need any clothes for a long, tong
ed gentleman who sat at his desk will be required to read prayer« oc time."
^
in his elegant office a few days later casionally and to preach a sermon
“But you may want to oat almost any
Spend your money where
and read a letter sppointing'him to every Snnday. The reason of thia tiara, my dear."-Pittsburgh Post
you make it.
a
principalship of a country school advertisement is that the family
Buy your clothes where they
Knocking an Weed.
with an annual salary almost but cannot any longer afford the ex
are made—
,
Tbe “knock wood" superstition le
not quite equal to the monthly in pense of the physical tribe and wish
come that was earned for him by to be at a certain expense for their said to date heck to tbe days of sylvan
soda, when oak. ash snd rowan ware
his business.
bodies and souls.
A good salary
whose dritte» would come
He celled to his stenographer will be given.”
nee of tbe knpe|pr.
TTie
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And a Portrait That Went
Aatra^
UNDERTAKERS
fs
O únese fimetted In Chert*.
Sir Walter Scoti iq hi» "Heart of
Midlothian" refer» to our Duncan of
Knockdander. an Important personage
who smoked dqrtng the whole of tbe
sermon from an iron pipe tobacco bor
rowed from .other worshliters We ate
told that at the rad of tbe discourse
be knocked tbe aab#» out of bis pipo,
replaced It la his aporran returned tbe
tobacco pouch to It» owner sad Joined
la tbe prayer wUh decency sod atten
tion ,
-»
Capable of Cerreetlwg the Ototienary.
It la rutile to attempt to instruct tbe
forward youth of this our day. Oar
wbb rat at lunch with ua tbe other day
remarked la tbe conree of • narrative,
"and then the peor fellow rat sad
wraug his banda**
"There la ao raeb. word a» -wrong.’ -
raid we
“There wasn't before I spoke, par
gaps." raid be. “hot there la now“-
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