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"And why this very flattering vlalt
wmy 1 ask,"
"Please, Ourllss, don't talk llku
that. I want you to ko fr a drive.
Lcavo everything K" w,lu ,110,
I'm douporuto Tor a talk."
"I'd butter not," watt his calm re-
lily.
"You can loavo if you want to," 1
declared with a frown.
"Yes, I know 1 can, hut hu hoal
tatod, "I think purhups It would ho
bettor If 1 stayed."
"What do you moan,"
"Oh, Bulllo. what's tht un Things
can't ko on. Lal'a atop now whllo
wo can buforo wo wruok both our
Uvea."
"Hot In, please. Wo'll run down
to Mandarin for taa tlore' an ah
orablo place Just off the road and
It's a beautiful drive." Again lm
hosltutod looked at me for .several
mtnulas and than slipped under the
wheel.
It was a silver ribboned road nnd
we passed many beautiful orutigo
grovoB on tho way. Tlio waxy green
of tho symmetrical trooo vlod with
tho brilliant fruit In colorful allure.
Wo turnod Into the Mandarin
roud. There wore tho mesa-draped
trees on tho picturesque estates by
the side of the St. Johui, with tho
old wrought-lron huilorna at the high
gates and tht foncea lined with poin
HOttlna In vivid bloom.
"Tho Tangerine Tea la Juat bo
yond tha curve." I warned.
"I'm not golnc thore.' ho said,
I'm going to take you where wo will
bo undUturbod. I had not moant to
say nnythlng but you've stirred the
devils In mo and now t must talk,
talk, talk."
He headed the car Into a narrow
lane, under an avenue of trees, their
moss trailing In dainty garland '
lace to the very top of the ear.
Ahead wan a lovuly Uttlo wood. Tho
red of tho nmplos ngitlust the clump
of r.roon magnolias being tho only
touch of fall- The car ramo to a
halt.
It watt an unrivalled day. Thb air
was Springlike In Its limpid purity
and warmth.
"You'vo forced this, Bailie. 1 had
meant nover to speak to you of per
sonalities again. Hut now I'll toll
you nil. I would sparo you but I
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I This Week!
timiimiirmMiiwiijJUgHijiiwiniiini II
By Arthur Brisbane
A CHANCE FOC CONGRESS.
YOUNG WOOD'S EXAMPLE.
IS IT SOCIALISM?
THE BABY CROP.
4JLU - Will" -li1
can not. It's too Into, You have
arohseil tho thlugH that have lain
hero for tho Inst forty-eight hours
and burned and bumod, tho things
I luul meant to nllll. They are uii
plccanl; they're even worse than
that. They are f,oul and I can find
no otiphoiniatlc phrase In which to
olotho tho things I wlsli to nay.
"Klrst of all, 1 want you lo bo
perfectly euro that I know every
thing that happened at Hob Chono
wotli'a on Saturday night," ho began.
"Well, what of It? .1 would havo
told ynu niyaolf."
"Tn brldn Kiuno tho kiss you
(cava a man to whom ynu hud just
ban Introduced your aauaatlonal
ImtkOh. what a fool I've boan I
nilRlit have known." Ilia voice uhook
lllKhtly but ho aiiunrod his shoulders
tn If for n freah start.
"Uut you know I wiih silly and
wild whan you made love lo mo at
camp," I made my defense.
"Simply tmrntta a man knowa
butterflies feast on carrion, ho can't
help but admlro their beauty and at
first sight he always linn the hops
that THIS butterfly will be different
form tho rest. Ho rnn never get
over that poignant desire to havo a
butterfly In bin hands but after ho
finds out that they're all alike, ho
doesn't go out and ruti'H one He
doesn't let himself touch one because
ho knows the beautiful powdery stuff
that falla from their wings brings do
cay, and ho doesn't want that."
Tho words were gruosome and
atrong. and yot, behind tho unsdflon
ed Hinllo. deep down In my heart,
I knew ho wna right.
"Would you rather I'd atop?" ho
asked.
"No," I replied. "If you are think
ing these things, It would be holler
for me to know, tlo on."
"It's that way about women. Be
tween loving and possessing, there In
a BUlch before they merge Into one."
HU unwavering gaze met mluo.
"I could uivr bring myself to croas
Hint gulch " He spoke slowly, halt
ingly, with omphnals on every word.
Incongruously enough, my usual
mood flashed Into my next wnrda."
"And flow Mr Hlgh-on-the-HIII real
ly coudoaceiid to love some maiden
and yot dare not take her7"
(To lie Continued)
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WHHAT TltHATI.NH MAOH1NK
HIMI'I.IJ AND INHXI'HNHIVK
(Krom Department of Industrial
Journalism. Oregon Agricultural col
l"Ko.) A maohlne for treating hcciI wheat
with copper carbonate for smut con
trol, almple and Inexponalve hh de
vised by (Joorgo W. Knble, agricul
tural engineer of tho O. A. C. oxton
ittou service, can bo made on the farm
In a few hours. It 1ms a capacity of
two bushels ami will treat 1H to 40
bushels nu hour.
Need for an effective method of
treating seed wheat for a relatively
small acreage Is met In this ttmchlno.
For large scale production patent
trentlng machines with larger capac
ity may be purchased. To bo effec
tive In killing tho spores of common
smut on wheat tho copper carbonate
must cent every kernel, which re
quires Home sort of special imiuhluo.
Th copper carbonate treatment
was Introduced Into Oregon by tho
experiment station and extension ser
vice In 1021. H wna proved by farmer-county
agent demonstrations to
bo so HUCGOMful Hint It has become
nn ofltnbllshcd practice on tho large
wheal farms of eastern Oregon. It
Is lining used more largely In other
North Carolina wanta a law that
would stop flirting. Men ogling
L'IHh or women would bo lined
or locked up. If North Carolina,
.vlicre men uro so chivalrous, needy
that law, othor Statoa need one
moro aovoro.
Jlut is any such law roally nce
Miary ?
Only a few youre ao, ten or
Qftotu thousand, the man Unit mot
& lady on tho atroet gmbbud lior
oy tho hair und drugged lior to hla
uve by force. You enn oo how
Much men liava improved,
Ti.ero is one oomfort. If the
Min - ludies walk demurely, with
) ' w eyes on their little pink ahoe,
won't notiM unwelcome attcn-
'.011. . ,
i i c idenl CmUiIko, it' aald,
im-uiiK to vato tho Increaaud aala-n-
for Contfreaamun. Tlio totul
niTiouiiU to $l,87fl,000 a year.
I'he salaries uro not liltfh. Con
Kioasmen cannot live decently at
Washington and at liomo on to
day' vfuaw,
Conyroafl could earn the Incrcaio
In five minutOH by cronllrn? u great
Irrigation and powor plant at Uoul
dor Canyon on tlio Colorado IUvor.
Tlint project to irrltfato two jnil
Hon uoros of dosort land, Hiipply
contlnuouuly 000,000 horsepower
nnd protect tho Impcrlnl Vnlioy
from lloodu would pay tlio Con
croeamen' incrcagil salaries ton
tnouaand timcn every year and
lau.ve qnough over to puy or tho
dam.
A great many young people raad
about Ofiborno "Wood, eon of tho
Unltod Statoa Governor of tho
Fhflrnplnw, nnd nbout hla big win
nings 1n Wall fltrcet and Ills big
winnings in European gnmbllng
nouses, ht.v comu me end or i,u
story. eung Wood hua no money.
The Krntch police, hununK him.
Herttao him of jMuminjr worthlenK
cheeks. Yonnir Wood say a, "1
have had my dnnee, now f must
pay the ftddlor."
Dan't gamble, it doeeu't pay.
Sonatnr McKallar, Domecr:t
from TonnoRsuo, snys of tin bill
that would turn Musclo Shoals over
to tlio power trust. "Tlitt passage
of tho Underwood moiuuro would,
be Die greatest calamity that has
hupponod to tho South since tlio
Civil Wur."
Many .Senators J:now that It is
ko, but If one of the biggest mon
opolies wants something you can,
hardly expect tlio United .Status'
Senate to refuso It. You can. how
ever, oxpect President Coolldgo to
veto it. lie has, from Henry Ford,
exact Information on tlio Musclo
Shoals affair.
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The President Is In favor of stop
ping nil national inheritance taxes,
lie calln them "socialism," al
though It is not clear why taxing
a fortuno of a hundrod millions
that a rich man leaves behind him
Is any moro socialistic than lo tax
u smull cottage in which a poor
man Is rniaing his family.
However, It cortululy seems bet
tor lj) tax a rich muii while he is
ullve than to tax hla children.
Leaving big fortunoa to children
may be foolish, but tho dfdto to
do ao make men work, when the
would otherwise atop working.
And what the country want;: If tli
most work from the ' ot nun.
mi
Ouo important proof of beaming
lirospority. In New York, our big
gest oily, the rush to get murried
before Lent cam oxewded nil rec
ords. Hot fewer than fifty couples
stood in line, all day, waiting for
licenses.
This guarantees moat important
of all OUR CROPS, the crop of
nativo born bnblua on which the
country nnd the futuro depend.
Tho only ical wealth is human in
tolligonce, The mother oreate It.
It is suggested that part of the
nonsenso connected with tho nrw
arrnii ' conference will bo talk
about reducing or forbidding tho
uso of nircrnft In war. You
might as well talk stout eliminat
ing railroad trains or gunpos der
from war. Tho first thing for the
United States to do is to build
up an aircraft force superior to
that of any nation on o&rth. The
best timo,to talk o burglar
about not using flree-ms ig wlieti
you havo your own gun pointed
at his chest.
If somebody should ask, in
thiit turbulent Hint, the reason
we're llrst on tho roster of
crime aoine gogglo-oycd don
key will toll yo the cauae la tho
(uriiblo lack of enfordble lawsl
Ho, forty-ei(ht status wiUi the
Inw-mnkin' rntse, innka draft on
tl.e tollers for all 'hey can ralno
to pay far a Code that nu
Jurist can span n blood suckin'
beast, a dtwpuile' of maul
This "Uiud of tho Froo" by
forefathers ordained, has ham
strung, pan-haiullcd, hog-hnlter-nl
anil chniurd, till the servile
taxpayer, befuddled and coarsa,
is tho fruit of a moss that no
power enn onforce. Whllo the
gunmnii and thug, In mutual
guffaw, uro upplaudin' tlio force
called "Too ieign of the Law I"
If we'd curb the Iiandittl that
pillage i it dome, we might
have aoinothin' left for our
babies and hdinesl They'd bank
rupt the land for pink apoe l
wayn an' schools, whllo ihry
hint that the people are tlght
waila ' foola. In fie power of
n ilundiHuiid, law-rUIH. h and,
bo caliii, thr'', u pHi-houae
j ibt u.ui the hill.
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-.3I.LBflB BVOYfi USUALLY AORl'6
WTM aKCfl- JOMHWttll VfHO 4i0-
ttvut vnoTV tcKrr roc momv
parts of tho stale an Its superiority
over other methods becomes better
known. Only 125 acres wore plant
ed with copper carbonated wheat In
1H21, while more than a half million
acres thus treuted will be planted
thin year.
Two ounces of the dust are reijulr
ed for each bushel of wheat. This
kills the smut spores without daunigu
to the grain, allowing 2K per cent
less seed, giving the young seedlings
a iiulcker start, and permitting stor
age of treated seed without damage.
Too heavy applications will cause the
dust to accumulate In tho drill, and
may cement and cause dnimige to
the machinery.
The material should contain not
less than fiO per cent copper, flpe
enough that most of It will pass
through u 200-meesh screen nbout
as flue as Portland coiueut. Many
brands are un the market.
A bulletin tolling how to make the
trentlng machine may bo hud on ap
plication to the local county agent or
to tho extension service of the college
at Curvallls.
ItlJAI, ItKCOUDH Alti: MADH
uv oititt.'o.v ci.im mi:.miw:hh
More Oregon girls and boys com
pleted their club projects In 1021
than ever before, reports II. C, Hoy
iiiotir, state club leader of the col
lege extension service. Othor rec
ords were In the number of 100 per
cent clubs, In amount of money won
In scholarships ami prizes, ami In
larger attendance at the club sum
mer sessions at tho state college.
Oregon led the 11 western rftates
In club enrollment with 0047. Wash
ington was second with 45GK. Ore
gon club money earned In the pro
jects for the ear was $-19,831.10.
Club winnings In scholarships and
jprles were H109.2R.
Credit for the good showing Is
i given by tho extension authorities
to local leaders, schools, nowspaporH
and farm Journals, bankera nnd
business men, chambers of commerce
and fair associations. Without tho
volunteer services of the local load
ers ninny club members who begin
their work enthusiastically drop out
before finishing, Other facts of In
terest are noted as follews:
Number of clubs, 72ft; number en
rolled and submitting first report,
0047; number completing projoct,
1572; percentage completing pro
jects, 7T..C; number 100 per cant
olubs, :i":i; number making exhibits,
1 f, H 7 ; number attending college sum
mer session, 397.
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MILK AND HONKY
Oldtlmer; "Can your wlfo llvo on
your Income?"
Newlywed; "Oh yes yes Indeed.
That's no snurco of worry nt all.
Now all I have to do Is to get out
and dig up another one for myself."
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