The Beaverton review., January 11, 1929, Image 2

Friday, Jim. 11. 1«29
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11 o n c i'm ie to
h er a l.l. W om en
In e v e ry w a lk of
life tod ay »ay
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m ed icin e. It 1»
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Double
Cross
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Weak and nrrrou* I r< » Uilo and pak Ikat
kny pedfylr thonetd 1 waa e*tns into a dorllne.
X waa tiw miaeratytr and weak for a n o h tn a
M y mother had taken Dr. rterve’a Fayaatta
JhrWTlotlon when the waa a « til anal tt bene­
fited her ao much that ahe gave It ho me and
aftrr tak ln « thfa medicine I p e w well and
B tjm t and drfetnped Into womanhood wUUool
any more tr-cmbOr."
By
A. E. T H O M A S
Rend 10c fo r t r ia l pkjr. ta b le t* to I V .
F ie r c e -» In v a lid » H o te l. B u ffa lo . N . Y .
Iriab Genius Wina
A n Irish m a n In the A rg e n tin e I*
m akin g rood* o f calcin ed sand w hich
m ay p ra c tic a lly be described a» glass.
H e Is R . I I . K in g , a D ub lin c iv il c u ­
r t ti or. w ho. finding stone alm ost un ­
o b tainab le. brought h is b otile-iuaklng
exp erien ce In Ire la n d to bear.
H uge tra v e lin g fu rn a c e s. W ow ing
te rr ific heat Into the sand, leave In
th e ir t r a il calcin ed strip s th at w ith ­
stand th e h eaviest tru ffle .— N ation
M agazine.
R o w to A v o i d
INFLUENZA
r i l l l l t N<**I b * roo c*o â» will oo •!**rto-
W IC IR
pro toc I y chi a * t» .n a » C o lò « . 1 b .
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4 i* * «tio n and olim i nation ncuvo and year
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reoro ly cauoo piooaant and aaay bowol acooB.
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l n g rooutanco aemnot diooBo« and mfocUooa.
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E lig ib ilit y
T h e w ise p ro fesso r w a s co rrectin g
e xa m in a tio n papers. l i e cam e to one
th at had “ W illia m Jo n es, E n g !;'
In the up per left-hand co rn er and Just
below. “ I ’ m the cap tain o f the football
te am .“
T h e rest o f the paper w as
b la n k . T h e w ise p ro fesso r m arked it
A-pIus and went on w ith h is w o rk .—
L if e .
K it F o rte
“ T h e re ’s a young m an I know who
m akes litt le th in g s co unt.“
“ H o w does he do it ? ”
"T e a c h e s a rith m e tic in a p rim a ry
school 1“
C o p n it lu . D> Dotili, Mead and C o « p u i v la
W . N. V $m>c«
TH E
STO RY
Jim S t a n l e y , New Y o r k b u s i ­
n e s s m s n , o r d e r s h is d e s k s u d l -
p h o n e t a k e n to h is home. Inten d*
Ing to fin is h h is d i c t a t i o n t h e re .
Ho llo W a t e r m a n , hts p a r t n e r ,
c o m e s in. B o th a r e in lo v e w i t h
D orle C o lb y . S t a n l e y p r o p o s e s
t o s s i n g a co in to d e t e r m i n e w h ic h
s h a l l fir st p r o p o s e to D oris . W a ­
t e r m a n w i n a N in e M o r g a n , W a ­
te rm an s s e c r e ta r y and m istress,
h a s o v e r h e a r d h is c o n v e r s a t i o n
w ith S ta n le y and resen ts W a ­
t e r m a n s p la n to d e s e r t h e r W a ­
t e r m a n sa ys he Is p e n n i l e s s a nd
It m a k e a r ic h m a r r i a g e He
urges N in a to t e l l D o ris t h a t
S t a n l e y h a s w r o n g e d h e r iNlna>
N in a t e l l s D o r is h e r s t o r y , e x a c t ­
i n g a p r o m i s e t h a t D o ris w i l l
no* t e l l t h e SOS PC« of h e r i n ­
f o r m a t i o n . D orts is c o n v in c e d of
S t a n l e y ' s d u p l i c i t y a nd is b r o ­
k e n - h e a r t e d . r e a l i s i n g t h a t It is
Stan ley
s h e lo v es.
W aterm an
p r o p o s e s s n d D o ris a c c e p t s him .
S ta n le y a cce p ts the situ atio n ,
and as a w ed d in g present gives
h is s h a r e o f t h e b u s i n e s s to W a ­
t e r m a n . He i s g o i n g to I n d ia . W i l ­
so n , a\v.i-e o f W a t e r m a n ' s c r o o k ­
e d n e s s , l e a v e s h is e m p lo y .
The
l a t t e r b e g i n s to i m p o r t u n e D oris
f o r m o n e y . B ro m fle ld . t h e g a m ­
b le r , is p r e s s i n g W a t e r m a n fo r
p a y m e n t of g a m b l i n g d eb ts. At
W a t e r m a n ' s u r g i n g Doris w e a r s
h e r m a g n i f i c e n t d ia m o n d n e c k ­
l a c e to t h e o p e r a T h a t n i g h t it
d i s a p p e a r s . Doris* f a t h e r e n l i s t s
B r o m f le ld 's a id in t r a c i n g t h e
s t o n e s . S t a n l e y r e t u r n s to New
Y o r k w i t h a n E a s t I n d ia n fr ie n d .
S w a m l R a m a n a r a D oris r e a l ses
n o w t h a t s h e lo v e s him , a n d a l ­
w a y s h a s.
M a d e d e s p e r a t e by
W a t e r m a n ' s c o n d u c t sh e s u g g e s t s
s e p a r a t i o n o r d iv o r c e . W a t e r m a n
r e f u s e s to c o r » | » r e-tht-r S t a n ­
l e y c a l l i n g on D o n s, f e e ls a l l his
old lo v e fo r t h e g i r l a w a k e n e d
H e I n v it e s h e r a n d W a t e r m a n
to h is c o u n t r y h o m e the f o l l o w ­
i n g S a t u r d a y . T o y i n g w i t h the
a u d i p h o n e w h i c h had been in
u s e in S t a n l e y ’s old office, the
m ach in e repro duces the co n v e r­
s a t i o n W a t e r m a n h a d w i t h N ina
M organ when the co n sp iracy w as
a rra n g e d , sn d S ta n le y's ey es are
op en ed .
C H APT E R XI
— 13—
hen Food
Sours
t o t s o f fo lk s w ho th in k th e y have
“ In d ig estio n " h ave o n ly an acid condi­
tion w h ic h could he co rrected In five
o r ten m in utes. A n e ffe c tive anti-acid
lik e P h illip s M ilk o f M agnesia soon
resto re s digestion to n o rm al.
P h illip s does a w a y w ith a ll th a t
sou rn ess and gas rig h t a fte r m eals It
p reven ts the d istre ss so apt to occur
tw o ho u rs a fte r eatin g . TV hat a pleas
a n t p re p a ra tio n to ta k e !
A n d how
good it is fo r th e s y s te m ! C n llk e a
b u rn in g dose o f soda— w h ich Is but
te m p o rary
r e lie f a t best— P h illip s
M ilk o f M agnesia n e u tra liz e s m any
tim es It s volum e In acid .
N e x t tim e a h e a rty m eal, o r too ric h
a diet h a s brought on the le a s t d is ­
co m fo rt, t r y —
PH ILLIPS
* Milk .
of Magnesia
B a n a n a and W isdom
“ F r u it of the w ise " Lin n a e u s called
th e b anana, sa y s the N atu re Muga
zln e , because tra d itio n has It that
when A le x a n d e r the G re a t crossed
In to In d ia tie found the p u n d its d is
co u rsin g under the shade o f Its glam
fo liag e .
C ovetou sness Is a
g lu tto n y.— C h am fo rt.
SAFE!
sort o f m enta'
SURE!
From Baby Day s to Manhood
His Mother Guarded Him
“ My »or, now a grown man, still u«e*
Clessco for cough» and cc!d*. \N hen a Lab/
it overcame a cold for him which la d hung
on all winter/* write» a grandmother from
Maine.
• • • • •
From baby days to old ag c cough« and
cold» can easily be broken up and stopp« —
c r o u p c a t b e r e l i e v e d wi t hout v o m t t i n j ar.d
whooping corgh eased and lightened—good
health guarded b y <xIcs»co—a physi. ian‘*
prescription, time-tried and proven. A*k anr
doctor —any trained nurse—about it» benefi­
cial properties. T r y it in ycur own home and
know how quickly, safely and surely it acts.
Then keep it always at hand for every mem­
ber of the family. Contain» no opiate*. Youi
druggist or general »tore has Giessco.
DR. D R A K E 'S
( jlessco
C o u g h «.-Mi C roup Rwmody
M r. A le xa n d e r Colby had the g ift ol
patience. In the la st few w eeks, Itovv
eve r, tt had been se verely tried In thi
m atter o f his d a u g h te rs m arriag e
F o r, though she had not opened her
lip s to him upon the su b ject, he knew
p e rfe c tly w ell th at the m a rria g e w as
an Irre trie v a b le fa ilu re .
H e knew w here W aterm an spent
m any of his evenings. H e also knew
quite w ell the b u sin ess d ifficu ltie s in
w hich h is son-in-law w a s Involved. He
had no d«uht w h a te ve r that h it daugh­
te r's husband w a s upon the b rin k of
a bu siness fa ilu r e th at would Dot beat
too cl ore exa m in a tio n . B u t !><>rls had
not spoken. Some tim e, he thought
she must speak. T h e point wns. when?
And though M r. C olby w as a patient
man, he found h im se lf growing re stive
H e had learned the day before from
D o ris that S ta n le y had come buck and
a fte r some thought, at the luncheon
hour th a t d a y. he had stepped Into the
va u lts o f h is bank and extracte d from
bis personal deposit box a c e rta in
package. T h is he had taken to biz
office, and locked up In the litt le safe
that stood behind h is desk
“ Ju « t a»
w ell to have It th e re ." he reflected. "In
case— “
On Monday S tn n ley had returneo
from In d ia . On T u e sd a y lie had v is ­
ited h is house in the co u n try.
On
W ednesday m orning he called at M r
C o lb y's office. T h e la w y e r w as Just
fin ish in g the last o f the m orning's posi
when S la n le y w as announced.
" U r n ," he reflected.
" H e re comes
my horse ag ain
la* ft at the post on
h is firs t s t a r t — W e ll, inuybe th ere'll be
another ra c e ."
H e aupitosed S ta n le y had come to
consult him atiout some business a f
fa ir s , a s he had fre q ue ntly acted for
him In a legal m atter, li e welcomed
him w ith a -m ile end an o utstretched
hand, risin g as be did so.
" W e ll, m y lad . Irere you are again
eh? Come o ver here— let me look ui
y o u .”
H e led S ta n le y to the window and
spun him around on h is h e e ls "Y o u
look p re tty fit— lean, brow n, bright
eyed— a ll that sort of th in g !”
" T h a n k you s ir . Y e s. I'm very w ell
Indeed. And yo u?”
“ W ell and lonesom e." replied the
la w y e r, sittin g down again.
“ Lonesom e?"
“ W h at else would you e xfiect? f've
lost D o ris. Isn't that enough to m ake
a man lonesom e?"
T h e »m ile died from S ta n le y ’s face
It s disap p earance w as not lost upon
the la w y e r. Su ddenly a ll Ills patience
departed. “ J im ." he said ab rup tly
"w h y the devil d id n't D o ris m arry
yo u ?"
T h is w as the Inst speech In the
w orld that S ta n le y had expected to
hear.
It p a ralyze d h is fa c u ltie s for
the moment, hut p resently lie w as utile
to sa y, " I ’ll te ll you the tru th . Mr
C o lh y. as I see It — I suppose II is be
cause she p refered llo llln ."
" Y e s ," m utered the other. “ I sup
pose th a t's so— I suppose that uiui-r
lie so. B u t so fa r us I am concerned
I w ish to God you had kidnaped her
and taken her w ith you. scream ing , it
n e ce ssary , to T ib e t, or T lm ln ic tis i. or
T le r r a del Flleg o, or any other d —n
place w here the W ate rm an s cense
from troub lin g und the weary ure at
re st"
Stn n ley took a strong hold upon
h im self, l i e w as s tirre d In Ids depths
nut th is did not prevent hitn from see
.ng w itti sta rtlin g c lc a r t ic s . that the
Iiw jr e r s m tHiunlly moved.
Hut he
did not know w h a t to »ay. and In a
Moment the a ld e r m an co n tro lled hliu
“ I ’ m s o rry .- he an Id. “ F o rg e t w hat
I'v e »¿ild.
It's none of m y huatiie«»
j e t — m aybe It w ill be aome tim e, but
not now. I sh o uldn't have spoken as
I did. I know how d o s e the frie n d
sh ip i t between you tw o ."
A sa rd o n ic gleam Hashed acro e t
S ta n le y » fa c e hut s t ill he w a s sile n t.
” 1 suppose.” resum ed th e la w y e r
a fte r a b rie f sile n ce , “ you heard of
our grout lo ss?"
“ Such a s T
"S u c h us a n c e s tra l je w e ls o f high
degree." T h e la w y e r w a s uguln h it
g e n ially Iro n ic se lf.
"O h , y e s.“ sa id S ta n le y , "1 read
about It tu a new spaper th at so m e
body sent out, 1 sup|>ose about three
m onths a fte r the th eft o ccurred* I ’m
asham ed to say th at I forgot to any
an y th in g about It to l\ » r ls when I saw
h er the o th er nig ht. W a t the m utter
e ve r e xp la in e d ?”
"N o t p u b lic ly .- rep lied M r. C o lb y.
S ta n le y «»used som ething p e cu liar
In the la w y e r’s a n s w e r, and he asked .
"W h e t do you m ean— not p u b lic ly ? ”
“ 1 m ean. J im . th at 1 have a defin ite
Idea upon the s u b je c t."
“ I read In the new sp ap er th at the
p o lice had d e clared It to he uu In
sid e Job."
“ T h e b rain s of the p o lice,“ d eclared
M r. Colby^ “ a re fo r the most part
-
Ú L
fln n tly at S ta n le y , "w h a t h a m you g»t
to anyP *
So m ew h at to h it su rp ris e Stan ley
m u rm u red o n ly on« w ord, “ N o thin g."
“ V e ry w e ll, th e n ." continued Mr
C o lh y . “ I l l s p u b lic d isg race I cun and
w ill p reven t fo r m y daugh ter's sa ke.
Site cannot |io*idbly know tuora than
a p a rt o f w hat I hHve told you. Any
affectio n th at sh e o tn e had for hltu
m ust long ngo have d ie d — y e l she h as
done her best to sa v e him . Ilu t »lie
k n o w s by now Hint she has fa ile d
Yet not one sy lla b le of co m p laint lia s
passed her lip *. T h is cannot go on
m uch to u re r. Som a lim e , sn d the
tim e w ilt not ho long, she m ust come
to me fo r co m fo rt, us she ueed to do
when sh e w a s t tin y g irl and had
fu lle u down and humped her lit 1 1«
n<*ee. A nd w hen she does— “ l i e tin
Ished w ith an e x p re s s iv e gesture.
T ills
tim e It w as S ta n le y
who
hitched h is c h a ir n e a re r to the law
yer. l i e sp o ke fo r five m in utes w ith
out In te rru p tio n . W hen he departed
a q u a rte r o f an hour In te r, he c a r ­
ried w ith hltu the lit t le cham o is
hag.
L e a v in g the la w y e r's office S ta n le y
w alked tw o b lo c k f south on B ro ad
w ay. l i e tu rn ed to llie left sn d In
the m id d le o f the block turned In and
w a s c a rrie d tw e n ty sto rie s up. Is
su ing fro m th e e le v a to r he w a lk e d in
to h is old office and In q u ired for M r
W a te rm a n .
"N a m e , p le a se ," said an office boy
whom he had never seen before, li e
gave h is nam e, and w a s taken d ire c tly
Into h is old p rlv n te office— now W a te r j
tnan'av
“ H e re you an*.” sa id W ate rm an
g a ily , risin g and g ivin g him h U hand.
"See m lik e home to you. e h ?”
"Ye*—yea."
" B y T h is Tim e I U n d erstan d T h o r
ouqhly My Son In - L a w 's C h a ra c te r
and I K n o w T h a t H e's a R o tte r.“
m an u factu re d by the P o rtla n d Cem ent
com pany. B u t In th is case th e ir coo
e lu sio n s hapi>ened to be c o rre c t."
"O n e of the s e rv a n ts ? "
“ N o."
" Y o u In terest m e."
“ I m eant to ." T h e eyes o f the tw o
men met fo r an In stu n t, and then the
la w y e r rose and tu rn ed to the litt le
-afe th at stood behind h is desk, sw ung
hack the door m ain Its hinges, opened
a d ra w e r, c a rrie d It to h is desk, und
took from It a parcel wrnp|>ed In com
mnn brow n pn jier and tied ca re le ssly
w ith a hit o* red tw in e. H e fum bled
it a b it— to te ll the tru th , h is Angers
shook a little . B u t In a moment the
knot yielded , and th e paper w as un
folded, revealin g a ch am o is hag
T h is
also the la w y e r opened, th ru st h is
hand w ith in seized the co ntents, and
th re w them ujuin the desk. T h e re lay
the C olby n e c k la c e !
S ta n le y stared w ith hts m outh open
P re s e n tly he found a c ig a re tte and lit
it. H e w aite d , but the la w y e r said
n o th ln c — m erely kept on sta rin g at
the Jew e ls. S ta n le y w as the first to
speak.
"A n d w h y . mny I a « k ." he sa id , “ did
you steal these Je w e ls ? "
“ Don't be an a s s ." reto rted the law
ye r. " Y o n know who sto le them as
w ell ns I do."
“ No. I d o n 't."
" W e ll. If you d o n 't then you are
the ass. not I."
S ta n le y reflected a moment before
he in q u ire d ru a v e ly . “ Is It possible
th at you re fra in fro m m entioning the
nam e of the th ie f because o f my long
frie n sld p fo r h im ?"
T h e la w y e r did not a n sw e r. He
seized the Jew e ls, th ru st them back
Into the cham ois hag. drew the ru n
nlng co rd th at closed the hag
“ J im .
he said 'h a ve you seen my son In law
sin ce yo u r re tu rn ? "
“ On<-e "
"A n d when wns th a t? "
“ tin M onday even ing when I colled
on D o ris."
"S e e an y th in g un u su al about him ?'
" I sa w that he w as d ru n k ."
“ T h a i , I regret to sa y I f not un
u su a l."
F o rty eight hours e a r lie r th is an
noum-einent would h av e come as a
shot k to S ta n le y
Now It produced
no Im pression on him w h a te v e r. H is
m ind w as busy on an o th er ta ck .
“ M r. C o lb y,' he asked , “ has the per
»on who stole these diam onds any no
flon ns to th e ir present w hereu ho uts?'
"N one w h a te v e r.” rep lied the luw yet
p rom ptly.
" A r e you su re ?"
"A b so lu te ly c e r ta in ."
T h e la w y e r hitched h is c h a ir closer
to th e one In w hich S ta n le y w a s sit
ting
" J im .” he sa id . “ I'm going to be
fri.n k w ith you. W hat I sa y w ill
g rieve and shock you. and perhaps
you » i l l be ungry w ith me. Y o u r
frie n d sh ip w ith my son-in-law la nl
must p ro v e rb ia l am ong those who
know you both. And yel you know
me w ell
X’ ou know Hint I uni not a
man to ta k e sudden and vio lent d ls
lik e to any hum an being, nor a man
who fo rm s p o sitive co n clu sio n s uism
Insulin-lent evid e n ce ."
J im nodded, and M r. C o lhy h u rrie d
on:
"N o w . I am going to sa y th in g s P
you that I have never sa id to any hu
titan tn-lng. W hen my daughter m ar
rb-d I m atle up my m ind n ev er to In
te rfe re In her m a rria g e In any w ay
except on tier request. I have kept
that p r« n ilre to m .vself. I have seen
tilin g s going fro m had to worse, until
now I know that the m a rria g e Is s
w re ck and th at D o ris hap p iness Is
ruined
By f ills tim e I und erstand
thoroughly my son In lo w r rh a ra e te t
and I know that he's a ro tte r
l i e is
a lib e rtin e , n lia r and a d ru n k a rd lb
Is also a fb le l. N o w ," und lie g la red de
“ A lw a y s lik e d y o u r p riv a te office the
best, so a fte r you'd gone I moved In
here. W e ll,
how
a re
yo u? Hope
yo u're going out to lunch w ith m e?"
" S o r r y ." said S ta n le y . " C a n 'L I'v e
got to go up to w n."
“ T o o had. lb>w about d in n e r at the
clu b ?“
“ C a n t m ake It. Yon see I'v e got
the S w a m l m ore o r less on my hands,
and u n til I get him laun ched I'v e got
to stan d b y ."
“ Ilo w about tom orrow ?"
Stn n le y s w if t ly reflected. I l l s v isit
to W a 'e rm a n w aa the la st th ing he
w ished fo r. yet he had m ade the ap­
pointm ent from design. It w as Im p er­
a tiv e to the su tc e ss of th e co urse u p
on w h ich he had now em b arked that
W ate rm an and th irls should spend the
week end at h is home In the c o u n try.
E v e ry th in g hung on th n L He th ere
fore w ish ed to do e v e ry th in g In his
pow er to m ake W ate rm an feel at euse
w ith him . So he a n s w e re d :
-Y e *
I'm fret* for lunch tom orrow .
A n \w h e re yon l i k e "
“ F in e ," sa id W a te rm a n “ M ake II
the S t ro lle rs club. N ever see anybody
th ere you kn o w . W e've got a lot to
tn lk about, and we sh an 't be In te r
rup ted ."
“ Y e s ."
agreed
S ta n le y .
“ Y o u 're
rig h t. W e have a lot to tn lk about.
And don't fo rg e t," he sa id , ns he
tu rn ed to go. “ y n u 'rs com ing down to
the c o u n try on S a tu rd a y ."
“ S u re ." agreed W aterm an prom ptly
"W o u ld n ’t m l-» It fo r a n y th in g ."
A s he s p ik e he sla|q>ed S ta n le y no
the sho ulder In h is old h e a rty , frie n d ly
w ay. H is hand rested fo r an In
stunt w ttlilu s ix Inches of the Colh>
din moods I
T h u s fu r. W ate rm an reflected , the
week end p a rty nt S ta n le y 's co untry
house had been e n tire ly su ccessfu l
W uterm un hud not come u p m the v is
it w ith o u t some tre p id a tio n . So fa r
n r S tn n le y w as concerned. It Is true,
he felt no uneasiness. H e had seen
nothing In h is old frie n d 's m anner to
a la rm him In the le a st. T h e re w ere,
to t>e su re , m om ents w hen he sensed
a d ifference, but a fte r a ll. he reflected
they had not s*-eu each o th er fo r over
a y e a r and sa y w hat yon would, ab
sem-e did change people.
T h e W a te rm a n s had n rrlv e d late the
p revio u s afternoon by m otor from
N ew Y o rk . T h e y w ere welcom ed not
only hy J im h im se lf, hut also hy M rs
H u tch in so n . J im 's o nly s is te r, who bad
motored o v e r fro m her ovvu co u n try
house a dozen m ile s « w a y . to com ­
plete the p a rty , at her b ro th e r’s r o
quest.
T h e re had been no o p p o rtu n ity fo*
In tim a te ta lk . S tn n le y had taken care
o f th at. I l l s m ind w as ao filled w ith
the thing he had to do th at very night,
thnt he had no w ish fo r a tete-a-tete
e ith e r w ith flu lllo o r w ith D o rl*. I l l s
tnaln co ncern w as fo kocp W aterm nn
In hl!s*-ful o nco nscio usness o f the blow
thnt w as nhotit to fa ll n p in him .
W a te rm a n reflected th n t. a fte r a ll
tt w as a good th ing fo r him that J im
had come hnck. J im had a lw a y s lieen
h is good f a i r y — no doubt he would
continue to tie so.
In ano ther room. Just a c ro ss the
.vide h u ll, refle ctio n s o f a q u ite d iffe r
enf c h a ra c te r w ere Bt th at sam e mo
ment o ccu p ying the m lrid of (to ri»
She. too. w as d ressin g for d in n e r—
not w ith her u-ainl d e lib e ra tio n , fug
w ith urgent haste. She fe lt th at she
m ust. In som e w a y . m anage to get a
few m om ents alone w ith J im
T h e re
w ere c e rtn ln th in g s Hint m ust he sa id
tietween them
Site had In no way
altere d her point o f v ie w regard ing
her husband, sin ce Hie day she hail
n*-ked him to consent fo a d ivo rce
H e r eyes now fu lly opened fo hts
d ia m e te r, she find fe lt Hilly contempt
fur Hie tra n sp a re n t e ffo rts he had
«Irn-e then tw in m aking fo resto re
ldm “ e lf to tier fa v o r
Sh e rend his
m ind nil ton c le a rly
Arid w hen, up
on th e ir re tu rn fro m the c o u n try club
that afternoon W ate rm an had settled
h im se lf In her d ressin g room ns If for
ii frie n d ly ch at, she hnd perem pto rily
• nt him sh o rt and d ism isse d him . And
no« she w as fe v e rish ly d ressing .
There cam e a ta p on her cham ber
flo o r and M rs lluH -h lnso n cam e In
" S o rry to In te rru p t y o u ." she said
“ hut I'v e got to go home nt once, and
I don't w ant fo go w lilm m sn.vlng
gond-by
G isirg e tins lust telephoned
that luingdon — H int’s m y eldest h o y
von k n m v—Is sick In bed."
“ O h ." said D o rl*. “ I hope If'» noth
mg s e rio u s "
ITD OB «»SITINIIBIJ.I
A.'umyi a M urm ur
T h e hum of in d u stry n e v e r wholly
dro w ns tin* m urm ur o f unem ploym ent
- B o s to n H e ra ld
L o ts of nen who t-laloi to be genti'
insti don i Work ul U
• THE
K ITC H EN
C A B IN
History of Fir« and
Light Through Age«
El
An Im po rtant K n g lM i tim i engaged
In Hie m an u factu re o f m atches lire the
sp o nso rs of a v a s tly In terestin g hut
litt le know n m useum devoted e n tire ly
to Hie sto ry of m an's struggle» down
tho ages to p ie s e rv e to h im se lf llio»o
most h lc a ic d g ifts of the gods lire
and lig h t. In m any Hnutsiind* of e x­
h ib its the ta le la g ra p h ic a lly told, the
e x h ib ito rs havin g been at p a llia to
present Hie co llectio n In stric t citron
o lo glcal o rd er and lo g ical a r r a y . It Is
aald to he the most com plete c o lle c ­
tion o f Its k in d In the w o rld , a boast
th at no one w ho had seen It would
deny. F o r m any y e a rs a p riv a te c o l­
lecto r, M r. Kd w arvl lllilw c ll, now o ver
e ig h ty . In d u s trio u sly assem bled most
o f the e xh ib it*. O th e rs have laa'ii
added, o th er co lle ctio n s em braced,
n u ll' now the d e tailed catalo gue pre­
pared hy M r. M ille r C h risty', an an
th n rlty on Hie h isto ry o f tire m aking
ap p lian ces, a lre a d y co m p rises o ver '-'■'**►
pages.
l A I»!» Western Ne«*«i»ni»er l nl«*n t
"Din#
w e ll
b hit
w la# W unit the
c * r s s o f Ilf« s i l t »In» f r u i n jr»*u;
It* v * « » t lo m m i.l » n n o y « m -M w ill
ilw ltt ill« *nto not h I tin n«'M» '*
" P m c f l o # n o t jr o u r n r t ;
It w ill soon
SEASO N
FO R
rt.'*
E N T E R T A IN IN G
U ie season of h o sp ita lity and good
h cer Is hero. T im e fo r p lan ning Is
e sse n tia l.
M aking mem
o ratid a w ill sa ve tim e and
w o rry .
T h o m em ory Is
uot a lw a y s dependable
W hen th in g s e re eeeotn
pi Ished check l hem off
W hen e n t e r t a In I n *
frie n d s for w eek end nr
range the schedule ol
m enus fo r Hie en tire
tim e, so th at th ere w ill
be no h u rrie d meal plan
nlng. L is t s o f trle u d s to tw re mem
hered. game» and e u te rtu liiiiie n l fot
the young and older ones, a ll plunuen
out beforehand w ill sa v e the Inst
N tttu r* co n tro l* nil
m inute ru sh w hen a lw a y s unexpected
tho fu n c tio n * o f o ur
tilin g s tu rn up fo r atten tio n .
T h o ho stess must he a c h e e rfu l amt <IU;*'NrJYo o r f iu i* vx
W o llllVI»
happy one, fo r a dead tired tad) C«*l»t otto.
co n tro l o v e r th a t, nnd
» p d l» the o th e rw ise p e rfect occasion
It '* tho fu n c tio n thnt
T h o ta b le d e co ratio n s fo r Hie w in
ter season mny he v e ry sim p le o> m im o * tho moot tro u ­
o th e rw ise a s one d e sires. If Hie wood* ble.
Se c thnt y o u r chll-i
are n e a r enough, b e a u tifu l p r in c e s s
pine, ground pine and b e rrie s may lie »Iron fo rm rc jfu ln r bowel h ab it*, and
gathered fo r o ccasio ns.
K ee p the nt tbo firnt n I k i i o f bud breath, coated
tongue, hlllou«nc«M o r con«tl|»nttoii,
greens In a cool place, s p rin k le ocoa
»tonally to keep them fro m d ry in g out g ive them n lit t le C a lifo rn ia F ig
It re g u la te * the la »we I* and
and they w ill keep fo r w eeks, a few S y ru p .
greens fro m the woods w ith the round stom ach and g ive * th ree organ* tone
cinnam o n c u n ,lie s m ake v e ry pretty nnd ntrvngth no they co ntin ue to act
n* N atu re Intend * them to. It hell»*
table d e co ratio n s w ith but litt le ex
bu ild up nnd n trc tifth e n pole, llntleM*.
p a is e o r tro u b le.
I f the pine Is not o b tain ab le, get un d erw eig h t c h ild re n . C h ild re n love
M tillux fro m the hothouse and use It* ric h , f r u it y tante nnd I t ’* p u re ly
vegetable, no you can g ive If a* often
th e can d le s ns b e rries.
F o r Hie firs t co u rse some p refer n* y o u r c h ild ’* ap p etite lag * o r be
fru it c o c k ta ils , o th ers those o f a more «cento fevo rN h , cr«»*a o r fre tfu l.
Le n d in g phyalclnno have endorsed
su b sta n tia l k in d .
G r tip - fr u lt cup s mny he used w ith it fo r »VI vo«im. and It* o verw h e lm in g
c ra ck e d Ice to hold the sm all eup* o l «ale* reco rd o f o ver f o u r m illio n b o t­
c o ck ta il sa u ce, the o y ste rs arran g e d tle * n y e a r nltnw* bow m other* depend
on It. A W eatern m other, M r* It W .
around on th e tee.
S e rv e o y ste r» on the h a lf »hell nnd S te w a rt, 4112 Iln r ltn n S t , D en ver,
o th er a p p e tise r* w ith v e ry th in slice» C o lo rado , » a y * : "R a y m o n d w n * ter*
o f b uttered bread ru t Into rin g s or i r lb ly pulled down by co nstip atio n. II»»
I got w e a k, fre tfu l nnd ero**, hud no
o vals.
G reen p e p p 'rs tilled w ith condl ; ap petite o r energ y nnd f in d *eeine*l
to *o u r In h i* « fo iiim h .
F a ll fo rn i i
m ents m l I to th e c o ck ta il se rv ic e .
F ig S y ru p had him rom ping am ! play
C s v is r B o u cb sss.— Sp re ad frie d elr
c le s o f b read w ith c n v ln r.
In Hie Ing ag ain In ju * t n few d a y*, nnd
« • lite r p lace a pitted o liv e , green or •oon he w a * back to no rm al w eig ht,
lo o kin g be tte r th an he had looked In
b lack , filled w ith m inced red pepper
Hold the o liv e In place w ith a drop or m o nth *.”
P ro tect y o u r c h ild fro m Im ttn tlo n s
tw o o f m ayo nnaise.
r it t ’a l l fo n d a F ig S y ru p . T h e m a rk
S a rd in e B o u cb ses.— Sp re ad frie d elr
c le s o r dom inoes o f bread w Ith the o f th e genuine I* the wort! " C a l i ­
fo llo w in g m ix t u r e :
Pound tw o s a r ­ fo r n ia " on tlie c arto n .
Denver M other
Tells Story
din es In a n io rtn r w ith a sm all qunn
ttty o f c h e e s e ; season w ith s a lt, |w»p
per and a litt le c h ill v in e g a r ; add It
like d n fe w chopped o y ste rs. Sp read
th is m ix tu re on the prepared bread
and g a rn ish w ith cooked egg yolk«
put through a sie v e , and finely minced
!
p a rs le y .
I
S s a s o n s b l# D ish » » .
T h is Is the season of Hie y e a r when
th ere Is m uch feastin g and good
t im e s ; the |w nk o f the
p u rty season und Ho-
tlm e when a ll good worn
en need help to prepare
menu« to delight the fain
lly and guest*.
W hen se rv in g ch ick e n
ro asted to a golden brow n
se rv e w ith I t :
D ia m o n d M a r t M a y M o va
A s the re su lt o f the threatened sa»
pension o f diam ond cu ttin g by the
W o rld D iam ond C u tte rs' union o f Ant
w e rp , B elg iu m , am t A m sterdam . H o l­
lan d , th e diam ond m ark e ts of the
w o rld Inny tic moved to South A fr ic a .
T h is w a s the p red ictio n of F
\V.
B e y e rs , the m in iste r o f m ine*, w hich
w a s m ade d u rin g til* sp e e .h w h ile
Inytng Hie found atio n »tone o f the dia
1 mom! c u ttin g
fa c to ry
nt
K im b e rly .
So uth A fr ic a , re c e n tly .
lie w arned
! H r * o rg an izatio n Hint tf Hu* b o y o ilt
Ì m a te ria liz e d . South A fr ic a would ir n ln
« su fficien t num ber o f c u lte ra to c u rry
<>n the In d u stry unaided.
X -Ray W ondsrs
X rn y rim imi« show ing n broken
la k e tw o and one-hulf c u p fu ls ot bone In Hie pro cess o f k n ittin g nnd
s im ila r su b jects hereto fo re outside Hie
flo ur, one ten»|ioonful o f s a lt, fo u r ten
realm o f photography a re made (tossi
«IHMinfult o f b a kin g p o w der, tw o i n t ile
»(MHififuls o f su g a r, tw o egg», one and tile hy n new « im e n i developed by
n n e d h ird ta one and one liu lf c u p f ii » *>r- A r it iu r < . I'llls h u r y , n a tu ra list nnd
photographer o f the u n iv e rs ity of
o f m ilk . * lx tuhles|MMinfuls of meld«
b u tte r nnd tw o c u p fu ls o f banana pulp I <'n ilfo rm a .
T h e first motion p ictu re w ith the
M ix nnd s if t th e d ry In g red ien ts, then
add the egg y o lk s , m ilk nnd bnniina j X - ra y cam e ra show ed the grow th In
the In te rio r o f n rose. It took seven
| pulp. B e s u re Hint Hie fru it Is fu lly
rip e nnd fre e fro m nil sig n s of green ty-tw o hours to film . Inlying one ptc
lu r e at a lim e In In te rm itte n t ex
tip *. B e a t w ell and fold In the stllltv
Maga
beaten w h ite s o f Hie eggs nnd then posit re a .— P o p u la r M e d ia n ica
Hie tiu tte r. B a k e a litt le longer on tin- ! zin c.
w uflle Iro n thun the u su al wulfie
The Choice
1 S e rv e w ith s tra in e d honey o r sweet
D u s ty —-De Imljr Kim m e * pion» o f
lemon b u tte r, m ade th u s :
anK«*l rn k e and n p a ir o f old alino*
Lem on B u tte r.— C re am Hve table
R h o d e *— W h ich are y e r gola* to eat?
sp o o nfuls o f su g a r and fo u r tuhle
— P a th fin d e r M agazine.
«(Mionfuls o f b u tte r, add th ree tea
C a rib b e a n
W a ffle s —
«[Mionfuls o f lemon Ju ic e and ii litt le
I o f th e lemon r lm l. S e rv e In ball».
S u rp ris e C a k e s.— T h e se nre n ice for
j p a rtie s. P re p a re a n y good b a tte r fo r
i w h ite c a k e . All muffin tin s and bnke.
j W hen cold cu t o ff tlie tops and scoop
^ out the c e n te rs arid till w ith flavo red.
lig h tly sw eetened whipped c re a m , re
| p lace th e top s, co v e r w ith fro stin g
w ith chopped m n rn sch ln o c h e rrie s or
j n u ts.
P o tato C h o w d e r— T r y th is on a cold
nig ht and se c how the fa m ily w lll en
J o y I t : P u re fo u r larg e potatoes and
j cut them Into nea t cubes. C ho p tine
i one «tw ill onion nnd n tableapoonful ol
! p a rs le y . A rra n g e the potatoes, onion
p a rsle y In la y e r * In a k e ttle , add u
p in t o f b o ilin g w a te r nnd cook « iv
j ered clo sely u n til tender. P re p a re n
| th in w h ite sa u ce , using one tablespoon
fill encti o f flo u r nnd b u tte r nnd pom
o v e r th ree c u p fu ls o f m ilk .
Steam ed R a la in P u d d in g .— M ix line
s ift one c u p fu l each o f g rah am nml
w h ite flour, one tensp no nful o f sal*
| and tw o te nsp o o nfnl* o f lin k in g pow
dor, one tin If tenspoonfnl o f soda Add
one c u p fu l o f molnsacH, one r iip fu l ol
m ilk , nnd one beaten egg. M ix w ell
and add one c u p fu l each o f c u r ra n ts
and ra is in s w h ich have been w ell
dr.-dged w ith flo ur. P o u r Into greased
mold nnd atenm fo r th re e hours
S e rv e tint w ith a h ard sauce.
' y t c L G -4
Drink W ater to
Help Wash Out
K i d r w n t Poison
lY ticm
Kidney
r
I
Y o u r ttack H u rts or U laild er
B u th sra Y o u , B sflln
T a k in g B a lts
tVhen y o u r k ld n c y a liu rt nnd yo u r
back feci» sore don't gel senred and
proi-erd lo lond y o u r stomneh » It t i
a lot o f d rug s llm t evolte thè k ld lie y s
and Ir r it a le thè e h llr e u ri mi r jr t r a c i.
Lo o p y o u r k ld n e y s c ic a li llk e you
keep y o u r ta iw els c ic a li, hy flu sh llig
t tii-iii w lt ll a m lld , hnrinlcaa s u ll«
vi tild i helps lo rentove thè body'» uri-
n o n a W a s t e and stlim th itea Hiem lo
tlie lr n o m in i n e llv lt y .
T h e fu n d lo n
o f thè k ld n eys la lo A lte r thè bluod.
Ili '.'1 tie n i» they s t r a lli fro lli II M»1
g rillila o f a rld a ln i W a s t e , »■• we ca li
rondi!)' Il m irra ta m i (h e v ltn l linpop-
la n c e o f keeplng Ilio k ld n e y s a c tlv e .
D rin k lo ls o f good w a te r you c n iiT
d rin k Im i m u d i ; nino gei front nny
ptmrnineI-1 s lm ili fo iir olitici*» o f J a d
Siiltw ; tn ke a tiihlespoow fUl In a ghisa
o f w a te r liefo re b re a k fa st elicti mora-
lag f**r n few day» and yo u r k ld n e y s
niny then net A ne. T lila fanioua sa lta
la Diade fre n i thè a c id o f ani|M*a and
temoli Jtilce, eonitilned w ltti titilla , and
Ima beoti uaed fo r your» lo tielp r l e u l l
nini stln itiln te eloggod k ld n e y s ; alao
(o n e u tra li» » thè sc iita In thè S y s t e m
so flie y uri* no longer a so iirco o f Irrl-
ta tlc ii, lin i» oft oli relte v ln g b lsd d e r
w cnkness.
Ja d S u ll* t* In e xp e n slve , ra n n o ! In*
Ju ro ; moke» n d e llg h tfu l effervescen t
IItliln w a te r d rin k , w lilr h
everyonn
« lio lilil tn k e tlow and tlieti lo help keep
th e lr k ld n e y s eterni nnd a ctlve . T r y
'b is ; nlso k e e p np thè w a te r d rln k ln g .
and no doubt you w lll wonder w hnt
hecatne o f y o u r ktdney trouble and
b a rb arti» .
Î ïîÎ T îr
SUFFERING ELIMINATED
l.V vcar« UKcc«9 In treating K u l a l ami
O d I m trtmHm
the* i»r C I Dt «>»
M<»N Ht'Mull M «««to*! •*.
«N il U« (.. #«• W K i n I N w
**l K \ NL »• o l 111 » s I I iMI
natku 1* r t r . kf r t ’Ni*i>
s« n J l.s U . Urn M U K !<*>««*»
|W f -
»
w j
K m l i J e n f t f » n » i « t o s t « m l | « i >(••
Y « Irc a lm w ii« I ./ M k h i l h n c n l i
R E C TALY, COLON C lI N ^
¡¿XI
. * - . . ‘it—i
W . N. U . P O R T L A N D , NO. 1 1«.'».
Good Story Told by
Cleveland on Himseli
F o r some unknow n rva»oti. It ai>-
penr* th at a P rew U lm tlu l cmidUlnto
muni p ro ve hi« pro w ess u* a lU hvr-
mnn or he d**v»n t stand a chauce to
In* elected. H v iic e the p a th etic a t­
tem pt* o f both Coolldge and |lo o \ c f
to ttp|H*nr at home In trout o utfit*.
A * a m a tte r o f fa c t, the only genii*
Ine Haherutnn P re sid e n t w a* G ro v e r
rie v e ln n d . And o f alt the Hah jn r n t ,
those ho told on h ltu aelf w ere tho
best.
O nce, on a foggy Ma«*a«*hu*ett*
m orning he »lipped out o f h i* !>• d,
bright a n il e a r ly , gro|M‘<) arotiud u n til
he found h i* bout and rowed out to
sen.
" I rowed and rowed and row ed.” ho
confessed to hi* host. In te r, ’’ and p res­
en tly the sun began to shine through
the fog. A n d th e re , right In fro nt o f
my face w as the shore
I had forgot­
ten to u ntie the b o at.” — L o * Angel«'*
T im e *.
E s p r « « a in f It in French
T h e S a le s la d y —-That lot
w illst* w e got from New
seem fo go v e ry w e ll.
T h e M an ag er— A d v e rtise
latest Im p o rtatio n * fro m
“ pbjue ab o ut” model.
D an g er come* the
I n despised.-— R yru a .
o f lin g e rie
Y o rk don’t
'em n* o u r
P a rla , Ih #
w oner when I t
SPIRIN
v c d r fL
But W « Know They Do
A n Huthovity on o atrlch ea denle»
rim i they b u ry th e ir head* In the sand
to escape no tice. T h is apolla a afilen
did co m p ariso n th a t hn* becom e en
derired hy long usage.— M innen poll*
lo u rn a l.
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Or Enduring It
F o r a ll too m any of u*. m iddle age
m ean* Hint period of life when we
'fien d * good sh a re o f our Mine a n rlrl-
ntifliiK aome new ache or p u ln .—F o r i
W ayn « N « w i Sem ine»
To break a cold harmlessly and in a hurry try a Bayer Aspirin
tablet. And for headache. The action o f Aspirin is very efficient,
too, in cases of neuralgia, neuritis, even rheumatism and lumbago!
And there’s no after effect; doctors give Aspirin to children—
often infants. Whenever there’s pain, think of Aspirin. The
genuine Bayer Aspirin has Bayer on the box and on every tablet.
All druggists, with proven directions.
Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin;
It does NOT affect the heart
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