CHINK NOT UNO OF HUSTU
use— i t y oui
Sooner or later. write# K. H. Wilson
is "A Natural!*! in Western Chins.*'
the 'traveler in China must dlsp»-iuw
with the cqmfort* and luxuries of
modern occidental method* uf travel
and adapt himself to those more primi­
tive aud devfeedly less comfortable of
the oriental.
In the regions with wiilvli we Imve
to deal there is nothing iu the uaiure
of wheeled vehicular traiik- save ouly
the rude wheelbarrows iu use ou the
Chengtu plain. There »re no mule
caravans, *dB acarpely a riding pony
to he round, f a r overland travel there
ig the native sed# a-ohalr and one's uru
tegs; for river; travel the native boat.
Patience, tact dud abundance of
time are necessary and the would-be
traveler lacking any uf these essential*
Should seek land* where less primitive
methods obtain. Kudowed with the viy-'
thes mentioned, and having unlimited
time at bis disposal, by may travel
anywhere and everywhere In China la
safety, with considerable pleasure and
abundant prodt la knowledge. With
bar industrious toiling millions, her old.
did civilisation. her enormous natural
wealth and wondrous scenery. China
alternately charms and fascinates. Irri­
tate« slid plunges into despair, nil who
sojourn Hmg Within her borders.
♦
Au act not down on thé program
was given without charge the other
day Jn the old seaport town of Mai%le-
head. Mass., when four elephants of a
small circus, named with One allied
patriotism General Koch. General,Per-
■hlng. General Haig and Princess Pet.
Jumped • m a t wag. escaped the rlr-
eua and took to the woods. The per­
sonnel of the dreu*. acrobats, riders,
downs and canvasmen.* followed, and
mind la already
“ Oh. yea, you cafe. I'm a little
afraid that my oftsy may not be
accepted.’*
f
“ It la aura to be. i f the.man has
any sense. No fear Of such an offer
being refused. Offers like that are
net tp be had every d a f. It w ill be
accepted.”
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“ Do '“yon really think eo, Mi«s
Oale? I am glad that Is your opin­
ion. Now, what I wanted to con­
nût you about is the fort# o f the
offer, I would like to put it— w ell-—
delicately, you know, so that it
would Bdt be refused, nor. give
offensé."
: " I sue. You want me to write A
letter to him?”
'' v.
“ Exactly, exactly.” cried Denham,
with some relief.
He had not
thought of sedtyngr. a latter before.
Now he wondered why he bad not
thought of It. It was ae evidently
A moment eater she r e a d : ^ ' * -
• • • • • • Join in this bnelnem.
make you this offer entirely f
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friendly, end not from » ftnseflsl.
standpoint, hoping fhst you lik e g *
well enough to be associated w W f
me.'
•‘Anything else, Mr. Denhst^f*'
“ No; I think that covers the
whole ground. It w ill look rtjther
short, type written, won't t t f fesr-
hipe you might add something to
show that I shall be eyc&dJngi$r
disappointed if my offer is nqt ac-
CLARENCE B U T T
C. R. CHAPIN
LA W YE R
“ No fear,” said Miss Oale. T i l
add that, though. • •Yoarg/trtrt/.' or
•Yours very truly?’ "
“ You might end It ‘ Your friend.’ "
The rapid cllolf of the type writer
was heard for a few moments hi the
next ¿room, and then kdsa Gale came
out with the completed letter h\ beg,
hand.
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“ Shall I have the boy copy U f "
she asked.
t_, .
“ Oh, bless you, no!” answered
Mr. Denham, with evident tippl-
datton.
•
The young woman, said to herself.
"H e doesn't want Mr. Rogerarjtt
was extremely disconcerting. * ,
know, and no wonder; it is a moat
“ Haye you spoken to him about unbusinesslike proposal.”
Than Bhe said aloud. “ 9haU you
•To him? What him?”
want fne again today?"
^
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‘To your future partner, about
“ No, Miss Oale; and thank you
very much.”
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. N ext morning Miss Gale came Into
Mr. Denham’s office with a smile
® . H . UTTER, D .
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D E N T IS T
Office over Ib it national Baal
i I I I i *0 fefef feM ffefefefef
»» t
Df. H. C* Dixon
DENTIST
For Vàlue— The BIG-SIX
Whekfe cgq you find another Seven-Passen­
ger Six within the mourn of the average in­
vestor, equipped with Shock Absorbers, Cord
Tires, 60 II. P. motor, Silver Faced Clock,
‘You made a funny mistake huit
night. Mr. Denham she said as aha
Magnetic Speedometer, Leatherized Top with
Oval Plate Glaas Windows t
;T* " —
J •. „ Js
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—~r— -*L— ---*--
The N e w Studebaker B IX -S IX is the-only
a t ita p riee w k h G o rd ^ K re Equipment,
need' me today. Bat I saw at once
that you put it in the wrong en­
velop. *Dld you want me today?"
It way on the his tongue tq say,
“ I want you every day," but he
merely held out his hand for the
letter, and looked at It as i f he
could not account fer Ita having'
gone astray.
The next day Miss Oale came late,
an«f she looked frightened. It was
"On wl^at basis, then?"
"W d lD -I can hardly say. On a evident that Denham was losifag His
! personal baste, perhaps.
I rather mind. Sh« gut the letter down be- *
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-i*
hope that the person— that my fore him, and said:
•'You addreseed that to me thp !
"In using limestone we do not partner— would, you know, like to
second time, Mr. Denham."
expect an increase of the wheat or be associated with me."
There wae a look o f haggard [
“ On a friendly basis, do , you
oat crop that year hut we expect
anxiety
about Denham that gave J
to sweeten the sails so that clover mean?" asked Miss Gale, mercilessly.
color
to
her snspfcfdns.
He felt <
“ Certainly. Friendly. o f course—
or other legume will thrive, and
that
It
was
now
or
never.
\
then we know that the grain crop* and perhaps more th a n 'th a t"
“
Then
why
don't
you
answer
It,
\
following will be better."
Miss Gale looked up at him with
j
So says C. F. Gilbert, of Shaw, a certain hopelessness of expression. Miss Gale?" he said gruffly.
She
backed
away
from
him.
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Oregon, who recently purchased
“ Why not write a note inviting
"Answer It?” she repeated faintly. <
and £sed 300 tons a t ground lime­ your future partner to call upon
"Certainly.* I f I got a letter twice <
stone from t£e state-owned plant at you here, or anywhere else that
I
would
answer lt,".N
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Gold Hill, in reply to Inquiries made would be convenient, and then dis­
"W
hat
do
you
mean?"
she
cried?«
<
by Dr. A. B. Cordiey, secretary of cuss the matter?”
*
with
her
hand
on
the
door
knob.
the state lime board and director of
Denham looked frightened.
the agricultural colege experiment | -‘“ I thought of that; but f would .."E xactly what the letter says. I
want you for fcy partner. I want
much rather settle everything by-
to marry you. and— financial con­
correspondence."
siderations— ”
v
" I am afraid I shall nyt be aSje,
“ O h !" cried Miss Gale, in a'long-
{ to compose a letter that will salt
drawn. quivering sigh.
She was
you. There seem to be so many
doubtless shocked at the word he
difficulties. It is very unusual."
had used, and ried to her type w rit­
“ That is if-ue, and that Is why
ing room; closing the door behind
I knew *no ane but you could help
her.
i
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me. Miss Oale. If it pleases you It
Richard Denham paced np and
will please-me/1—-— 1- i—1
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dow^ the floor for a few oddments, p
Miss <*1* shook her head, but
then wrapped lightly at her door;
after a few moments she said, "How
but there was no response. He put
i will* this do?”
on hs hiat and went out into the
I “ ‘Dear Sir- —‘ "
street.
After a long and aimless
“ Wait a moment.” cried Mr. Den-
* ,
. ‘
*
walk he found himself again at his
ham; "that seems rather a formal
place of business. When he went
opening, doesn’t it? How would it
In Rogers said to Mm;
'read if you put It ‘ Dear Friend?* *’
"Miss bale has left, sir."
" I f you wish It *h.” She crossed
‘‘Has she?”
'out the "S ir” and substituted the
“ Yes; and she has given notice.
word suggested. Then she read the
Says she is not coming back, sir/’
[letter:
"V ery w ell." , -
“ ‘Dear Friend: I have for some
He went into his own room, and
| time past been desirous pf taking a found a letter marked "Personal**
, partner, and would be glad if you oa his desk. He tore i| open, and
j would consider the qdestion and read In neatly type written charac­
consent to Join me in this business. ters:
The business is', and has been for
" I have resigned my place as type
several years, very, prosperous, and writer girl, having been offered a '■
as I shall Yequlre no capital from better situation.
I am offered a *'
jou> I think..you .uiU flpj
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m
a sr i r T twai iir *
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a very advantageous one. I w ill— ’ *’ Denljamj I have' decided - t# accept
promptly. He hopes that the farm-J
" I — 1 do'nt th in k ,I would put It the position, not so much on account
era w ill make such use of the plant |
quite that lyay,” said Dknham.,with of its financial attractions as be- !
as will keep ft in operation, but i
soms hesitation. "It reads a « if I cause I shallsbe glad, on a friendly 1
■ays a good many are waiting to I
was offering everything, and that hails, to be associated with the gen-?
to see results
my partner— well, yen see what I tleman I have named. Why did you !
put m* • to all that worry writing
"It's thp truth." said Mise Oale, that Miotic letter, when a lew words
MARRIAGE LICENSES
defiantly.
would have saved ever ‘so much
"Better put it on the friendly bofhey.' You evidently need a part­
Maud Mabel Myers, Yamhill, to
Kjunett George Fletehall, TSMhffl, basto, as you suggested a moment ner. lf y mother w ill be pleased to
meet you any time you oalL—T on ;
Elms Doris Brown, Newberg. to
__ ;.
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‘ 1 didn’t suggest anything. Mr. have the address.
Earl Byron Ruthruff, Portland.
,
.
"Your
friend,
Denham.
Perhaps
ft
would
be'bet­
Lora Belle Warmlngton, Yamhill,
ter If you would dictate the letter
"• , .
t
"Margaret Gale."
to Oeear W ilbert Doble, Yamhill
“ R ogers!" shouftd Denham, Joy-
exactly*
as you want It. I knew I
Doris Elizabeth Bailey. Carlton,
could not writs oae that w° * i MllT-
. ‘
to Peter Bwetkoff, Carlton.
y "Yea, ejr," answered thaUegtlma- i
Laura MlUlesat Sherwood, Mc­ Please y o u "
" I t doss please me, but rtb tfcinfe- big man, putting hie head fnto the
Minnville. to Charles frvlae Arm­
lng*of
my futhre partner, you are room.
strong, Portland.
"Advertise for aaother type writer
doing flrst-rate- betti-r than I ruuld
do: but Just put It on a friendly >4rl R m S m *
basis."
'DR. AM.DAVIS
DENTIST
Newberg, Oregon
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PHYSICIAN
and SURGEON
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ssdt
Let ns quote you rates. _
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