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B?av?rtív» Rw'pw Thè Everlasting W hisper, By Jackson Gregory ('hurt-h of Christ Copyright by Charlo» Scribner's sons W.N.U. Servio* (1. YV. Springer, Minister IMdu't I "These old mining camps i Everyone Is urged to lie at Sun eyes down. Oregon | watch ’em go, the whole seven of ’em. mospheres all their own,” he i. <» California sierra Murk Kins, day sehool on time ntxt Sunday King counted out the last crisp note. 1 Babiy Which, rot him. Jeerin’ at ue understnndlugly. “ A dead ton tor. n«o!t Andy Parker killed by “Three thousand dollar*.“ 11« 1 an’ me swearin’ I’d get him yet, him Into a ghost town. It gets o The regular Sunday school period I’ rodia, Parker a outlaw compan* Entered a* second class matter . th k n o w n to K i n g Ha la on hi* stopped hack a pace. will he shortened by fifteen min i -in’ Gas Ingle an' Treacher Kllson an' nerves.” l)i cvmbar 9, 1922, at the post .Arie to the hotna of hla friend. Ban “Three thousand do tars! That's a utes due to the union picnic which • r. K in a and Gaynor ahare with • Mil Brodie nn‘ Jlomj Kolp on* at lleavertcn, Oregon, under the She nodded aoherly. • and hla crowd know ledge o f a might of money, Marl.. Three thou Manny Howard an- Iks Italian? will follow the communion service Act of March 8, 1879. As side hy side they went atore of hidden acid. King: meet a sand dollar* all on tuy table." Ills W isn't I there? If I don't know not bln' t Jay nor and la impressed by her at 10:45. The Beaverton and llllls- through the sunshine King not hter C lo r l i a youthful beauty. He thin voice was a hushed whisper now. what're you askin' me for?" horo schools will meet at Farming- Itrodle and a couple of men ear notlvely dlNtlkea a hou** visitor ! I-uriaee* Msmager J H. H ektt 1 never seen that much money, not King had learned little that he ilbl to look after them, lie heard th d Gratton. With Gloria, King ride-» ton, after the communion servleea ie v illa s * o f Coloma, Intending to all at once amt spread out." not already know, lie came buck to sullen bass of the unforgctnble > at their respective churches where t « r Honeycutt. He finds Rrodte "It's likely that you'll never see that the table and began gathering up the saw that Itrodle hail left Ills the old prospector, and a«tlmocK> Rev. G. W Springer will deliver F R ID A Y , A U G U S T 12, 1932 much again. Cnless you and I do money. the message on the topic "F e llo v pnnlons and was going straight i tmtiness.” “ Walt a minute. Mark." pleaded the I looey cult's shanty. King tr< ship In Christ.*’ C H A P T E R I I —Continued "It's a sight of money, Mark." Honey old man, real less as he understood and for an Instant hung on hi« Christian Endeavor will tie at Thrill of Reading a Newspaper cutt whispered again. “ It'a a sight of that the glittering eolns were to he dm " log Gloria's curious look. the same hour neat Sunday eve- Romantic is the simple act of taken a«ay. “ Let's talk a while. You money." in-re’s that box on the table," saUl “ You don't like that Idg mat nng. I f we are to complete the reading- a newspaper! Only a short King held hls silence. His whole an' mo ain't had a good chat like this “ Maybe you'll wanr to put It the big voice," satil Gloria. work outlined in the Expert En time ago this sheet o f white paper I for a year." argument was on the table. i before he makes you another "No," he said tersely. deavor course before the examina was in another form o f life. It was "I'm going," retorted King. "But He went to the door, standing lu the “ It Is Swen Itrodle?“ part o f a spruce or balsam tree— tion» »re given It will be necessary I’ll make you one last proposition." sunshine, filling hls lungs with the out “ Yea Bill how do you know? neycutt hastily sot his gun down. to begin on time. flexing its green arms in the white lie thrust Into Ills pocket everything side air. The sight of the gloating “ Oh, I know lots of things i hr It against the wall with both silence of a north country. The ■ vceptlng five twenty dollarge'd piece*. Evening service as usual. The miser sickened hltn. More than that don't think I know 1 All girt mors still back, and shambled to woodsman's ax meant not death but It sickened his fancies so that for a These he left standing In a little pile. sermon topic will be “ lxHiklfig Up ” Girls are rather knowing cream 'able. lie caustat the box up and new life to that tree. It meant that I'll give you Just exactly one hundred minute he asked himself what he and Tim Missionary Society met at -ed It to his thin old hreast. breath dollars for a look at what Is In that wonder If you realise that?” the tree w as to become part ui the home o f Mrs; Jenne in Sellwomt “ I don't know much about girl hard, wont to hls tumbled bunk In box of yours." your life, that it was to bear the last Tuesday. There were 15 la smiled at her. mer, sat down on It. thrusting the In sudden alarm the old man sham urgent news o f the world to your St. (Yt’diu Church dies present. A lovely silver tea out of sight under the untidy heap Site pondered the matter for a ■ tiled back to hls bunk, hls hand* on doorstep. That tree was to know luncheon was served at noon, a f lirty bedding. steps, swinging her hat at her stdi the bedding over the box. the big “ barking ' drums that tear Sunday Masses, 7.10 a.nt., and ter which some time was spent In looking neross the housetops to e glanced at hls gun. "You git. "You'd grah It an' run." he clacked logs into shreds It was to whirl visiting just previous to the tea- 10:00 a in. She did not know “ You'd rob me. You're worse than mountains. along in the wride white wet ribbon other man who would have said Sunday Christian Doctrina, 8:30 son period The mcetng wss called Bro.li.s_" Ing felt that he could not have o f paper in the paper making ma to order by Mr*. Ilsll. the presi a m., and 9:30 a.nt. ted a more Inopportune moment "You know better than that," King in Just that way. Archie and Ti chine; some day to hear the roar hls visit, and already began to fear Saturday Confi »lion, 3:30 p m , dent, who also led lh prayer Mr* tool lilin steruly " I f I »anted to rob any of her la>y friends In town- of newspaper presses in the heart t he would have no success today. t 110 p m „ 7:30 p m„ and 9:00 p.m. Springer gave a short talk entitled you Id do It wiihout all this monkey knew all tiItotit girts! Or thought of the newspaper building Before "F irst Things First” , from llm they Jut. Mr Gratton with hls sin It began to look as though it were Weekday Mass, 8:20 am . bus ¡toss " this newspaper got into those pres 21st Chapter o f John A chapter way; he led her to suppose I hi» uestlon of now or never: Brodie In hls suspicious old heart Honey ses it had felt the molten heat o f was read from "The Christ of the had been giving girls n great den ild return despite the shotgun, and cell knew that. the stereotype chamber, the steam ■die might now be looked to for in Road,” after (Ma and la " I l l go you!" he said ahruptty. studious thought for many year«, o f the matrix table; it had scuttled keeping with topic o f the chapter gh-shod methods. So. to catch an Stand back. An' give me the mon*y that only after this thorough tnv through the slam bang bustle o f first.“ gallon did he feel In a position 1« each lady told her personal ex rest which he know was always Miss Ava S. Adama, Minister composing and engraving and ed perience with Christ and answered lily awakened, he said: King gave him the money and drew ctnre herself to bo the most wot Phone 10903 itorial rooms. ful of her sex. the question, "W hat Jesus Means Brodie and Parker were on Look- back some three or four paoea. Honey The newspaper is the brainchild “ Don’t you like girls?" she n to M e ? " Everyone felt that a de f ridge day before yesterday. Brodie cult drew out the box and poured out Sunday school at 9:46. Mrs Flora of a small army o f news-hungry For once she wasn't “ fishing"; the contents. ■ved Parker over. At Lookout lightful as well as profitable a f Williams. Supt. ('lasses for alt men and women who have in many lge, Honeycutt." He stressed the ternoon had (men spent together. What King saw. three articles only, wanted to know. •gee cases suffered hardship and labored “ Of course I do," he told her h -rds significantly while keenly watch- were these: an old leather pouch, Momng worship at eleven o'clock. long that their reportings may be : for the gleam of Interest In the bulging, probably with coins; a par lly. "A s well as a man can—u Dear llaxrl Duet by Miss Esther Porter and ded eye«. It came; Honeycutt Jerked cel ; ,.nd a burntsti.nl gold nugget. The the etrciimstnticm" placed before you on this sheet ot Next month 1 11 be thirty-two Mis* Alma Horr paper. '« head up. parcel, since It was enwrap|>ed In a "Y'ou mean not knowing them My mother-in-law- in Venice is go- Young People's meeting st sev- piece o f cloth, might have been any ter?" When he nodded she looked Be as unworldly as a child for “ I wish Td of shot him," he walled, ing to send me u gondola fur a thing. It was shaped like a fiat box. . en o'clock Missionary service with at him again, hesitated, and then a moment— focus your eyes and t wish I'd of blowed his ugly head birthday present. How tlo you Honeycutt leered. Miss Alice Watts In charge mnnded; "You like me, don’t you? powers beyond the surface o f this play it? Ihvight I. Nipps Hit Whole Argument Was on the “ If Swen Brodie had of knnwod what Evening service at eight o'clock. "It might have saved trouble," nd- She had never asked n man that i newsprint. Picture in your mind Dear l>wight: Table. he had right In hls hands." he gloated, fore; she was not accustomed to i Solo by Miss Adams. the trees and the nitted King coolly. “ Also, it might ships and the You don't play a gondola, silly. “ he'd never of let g o ! Not even for | ploying either that direct method mve been the Job to hang you. Honey freight cars and the presses— vis The pastor will preach both mor You throw It over Brodie were doing! The lure of gold. a shotgun at hls head your shoulder utt Better leave well enough alone. The thing hail hypnotized him; he ^ mailer o f fart tone. Just now Hu ning ami evening. ion the faces o f newspaper men and like a mantilla on a bull fighter. "Brodie hasn't gone far. He'll come women, etched sometimes with fa But listen to me: Brodie told you. wished that he were out In the moun hack. Y'ou have your last chance to - was no hint of the coquette In her; i Midweek prayer service Wednes You're thinking of a piccolo was Just a very grnveeyed girl, tigue. ablate with the Tire o f a sod be meant It. that It was going to tains riding among the pines and talk business with me. Honeycutt. day evening at eight o’clock. — Hate! he Brodie or King who got away with serious In her tele a tele with au purpose. cedars; listening to the voice of the Brodie will get It next time." this deal." ferreting male as she could have In wilderness. It was clean out there. Let your imagination be your "M o! Will he? Not where I'm go- "He lied! Like you lie!” Here was were she sixty years old. But the emotion, like a vertigo, in' to hide It. Mark King. I got an companion as you read your news Honeycutt probed In bis tenderest passed as swiftly as It had come. For “ Of course I do." he said heartily paper and you’ll never know bore other [dace; a better place; a place ! spot. "It'll be me! Me, I tell yon. he knew that though he had traveled little surprised by the abruptness dom. Wouldn't life today be a dull the old bet) snrplnt himself couldn’t « > • > » I I m i l T I O N VA • T M O I ! V VA »\ s 1 • Think I'm old, do you? I'm feelln' on many a golden trail It was clean the question and yet without best find." business without the newspaper? ; right peart this spring; by summer heartedly; that it was the game itself 1 B ob . "Very much." King left him gloating and placing It's a thrilling business to both o f Til be strong as a young feller again." that counted ever with him and no hls treasures back In hls box. In hls She flushed prettily; she, Glot us— to you in the reading and to “ By summer will be too late. Don't such poisonous emotions us grew with heart he knew that Brodie would come Gaynor. flushed up because Mark Kt us in the publishing!— S. E Thomp ( tell you that already Brodie has gone in the wretched breast of Loony again. Soon. It began to look as said In blunt, unvarnished fashlo son, Publisher, Chicago Illustrated as far as Lookont Itidge? That means Honeycutt though Brodie had the bulge on the "I like you very much." The grn Times. he's getting hot on the trail o f it, He turned back to the room. Honey situation. For that which Mark King sobriety went out of her eyea; th doesn't It? As hot as I am." cutt was near the bunk, groping for could not come at by fair means shone happily. Friday • Saturday - Monday, August 12 - 13 - ! 8 SAYS W IL L ROGERS: "Then what are you cornin' pesterin' hls shotgun. He started guiltily, veiled ISroille meant to have by foul. For Through the long shadows of e> Beverly Hills. Calif.— We have a me for? If yon know where It Is?" his eyes, and returned empty- he had little faith In the new "hidin' ntng they rode bark to the log hou- greet bunch out here prowling a- Gratton looked at them sharply at “ I don't know." Honeycutt cackled handed to the table. place." Pure Cane round. It's the National Editorial and rubbed hls hands at the admission. “ I f it was all In gold, now," said But on a nenr-by knoll, where she sat suspiciously. King with a nod to It For Canning association, composed o f editors in “ But I'm going to find out So. prob Honeycutt hurriedly. with her back to a tree, was Gloria. various guests and a few words wli smaller towns and weekly publica ably, Is Brodie. Now. look here. Honey King made no reference to Honey He turned toward her; she wared. He Mr*. Gaynor. entirely given to war’ tions. They are just eating their cutt. I am for making you a straight cutt's murderous intent. saw that Brodie and two men with praise of her daughter, drew Ben tab way around the country, having a business proposition. I f you know "That paper Is the same as gold,” him were looking out a window, he for a discussion of conditions a* i Safeway Primrose Crown good time, and getting a lot of anything. I stand ready ro buy your he said. “ The government backs It heard one of them laughing. They hud found them and left them todu 19 It. alu 4» H» sk. 49-lb. sk. He was dead sure that Brodie hr pleasure out o f it And giving knowledge. In cold, bard cash.” op.” were looking at Gloria— every one that meets ’em a close- “ N’o man ain't got the money—not “ I know, I know. But what’s a King quickened hls step to come to gone bark to Honeycutt, had gottc rnough—not any Morgan or Rock’- ! gove’ment? They go busted, don't her. hls blood ruffled by a new anger what ho wanted, anti wna off In a be up o f just about as representative ’eller—” a gang of Americans as would be t they sometimes? Same as folks? Gold which he did not stop to reason over. line to put to the proof th* old mat possible t o ! band together— intelli King began opening the parcel he don't go busted. There ain't nothin’ He could Imagine the took In Swen tale. (L im it) Gloria was off to bed early, say It gent. well reed, and no national lad brought from the post office. As like gold. If that was all In twenty- Brodle’s evil little eyes. Max iinum Tail Cans Each Ye cut the heavy cord with his pocket- "good night everybody" rather abeen advertising controls their pages. dollar gold pieces, now—” ly. She climbed up the atalra wearily They just go along and service tnlfe Honeycutt looked on curiously. “ I ’ll get a car here," said King. C H APTE R III When her mother slipped away iron their community with the most in King stepped to the table, standing “ W e'll drive down to Auburn and take the others, she found Gloria ready foi dispensable article that it has And io that out o f the corners of his eyes a train to San Francisco. And there Gloria was genuinely glad to see bed but standing before her window yet their r e a l. power is greater Ye commanded both doors, and stripped I'll undertake to get you the whole King returning to her. looking out at the first star*. Gtorln than all your metropolitan dailies iff the wrapping paper. thing in gold. One hundred and fifty "It seemed that you were gone l.ibby’n or Del Monte usually had so many blight, gushing combined. Any person that don’t “ Look sharp. Honeycutt" he com twenty-dollar pieces" hours,” she said. “ I never saw such Red Alaska I-II. can ¿ lO F things to say after a day o f pleasure, manded. “ Here's money enough to read at least one well-written But old Honeycutt shook hls head. a dreary, lonesome place as this sleepy country newspaper is not truly in last you as long as you live. All yours “ I couldn't leave here an’ you know little town. It gives me the fidgets," hut tonight she appeared oddly pre occupied. formed tf you can tell me what I want to It. I —I got things here," he said with she concluded laughingly. Our Mother's, S«-r*e it (TO OB CONTI X U B D ) know." Yours. W IL L ROGERS. a look of great cunning, “ I wouldn’t for llreokfast, 2-H». pkg. A golden twenty-dollar coin rolled go away from. With the world full of Yea. B1U. we’re one of that 52S25ÏSeH5£S2S2KS2525Z5E525ZS2S25HSaS2S25dS2nSEH52SHHS2S2SZSZ51ÎK! bunch but we just couldn’ t raise free, shone with Its virgin newness robbers that would be after me like W hitr Star— C'hirken of I the mazooka to visit your town. and lay on the table-top, gleaming Its bounds running* down a rabbit the Sea. 3 Vi-lb. rans, Glass Given to W orld by Phoenician Sailors? tore Into the covetous old eyes. An won’t go; you caln’t make me. No other followed It and another. King man caln’t ” Too True to Be Good began counting. Pure Cider For King’s patience deserted him. The discovery o f glass, according to Scarabs o f glass. Imitation rubles, em Dear Hazel: P,riding. Per Gal. only “ There's one thousand dollars. Right *T am not going to make you do the Roman. Pliny, was accIdentaL eralds, sapphires have been found In Last time j saw Johnnie Wash In the pile,” he said. “ One thousand anything. Further, I am not going to Some Phoenician sailors, he relates, old tombs. Glass beads were a medium he uncorked another ‘'R ipley." He dollars." put In any more time on you. I have with a cargo of carbonate of soda, of barter among many race*. claimed to have doused a fire "One thousand dollars. An’ some offered to pay you three thousand dol landed on the shore o f Palestine. They In the day* o f ancient Rome, It which had been burning in the bo of It gold. New lookin’,-ain’t It, Mark? lars for what you know—and there Is could find no stones on which to place Is said, glass was more precious than som of a green fir three for two Let me haTe the feel of one of them the very strong likelihood that you their cooking pots, so they substi Large pkg. gold or silver. The Emperor Hadrian and one-half years before being twenties.” don’t know a bit more than I do—” tuted some lamps o f their cargo for received as a kingly gift several glass Serve with raisin* discovered His yarn inspired me King tossed I t ; It fell upon the bed “ Don’t know I” shrieked Honeycutt the stones. cups sent by an Egyptian priest as a to poetry: ding, and Honeycutt's fingers dived "Wasn’t I a boy grown when the dyln’, When the fires were glowing, the peace offering. Nero paid, for two The dependable "Quoth a fire warden from County after it and held it tight He began delerlous man stumbled In on the carbonate of soda melted and with the glass cups with double handles, a sum Cake Flour, 2*, lb. pkg. , Coos, rubbing I t caressing i t camp? Didn't I hear him talk an’ aand of the shore produced a trans equal to $25,000. Who thrived on cheese and h e »,y King went on counting. didn't I see what he had In hls fist? parent stream which quickly hardened. snoos, 1000 Sheet* “ One more thousand In this pile,” he Wasn't I setting right side by side This chain of circumstances, so Pliny Within Rhyme and Reason 4 Itoli* My methods are stronger, said. “ That’s two thousand, Honey with Gus Ingle when that happened? says, led to subsequent experiments Mrs. A. Milne, mother o f Chris M y fires burn longer, cutt!” Wouldn’t I of been one to go, If It and the production of glass. topher Robin: "The grandest caresr To scoff at my records is simply “ Two thousand,” repeated Honey hadn’t of been that I had a big knife- According to Egyptologists, the an any woman can bav* la to be tha wife Heavy Red no use.” cutt nodding. He got up and shambled cut In my side you could of shoved a cient Egyptlana made sham Jewels o f of a man of a v i a » ” — Double Lip. Per Pkg. la “ Horsefeathers” ! says I, right to cm Ml m m M i M MS cat In—give to me by. a slant-eyed glass at least C,000 years bqfprq Ghrlat. ► M b" ~ ^ I his face, and that’s Johnnie all I unit. While over. Sometimes I think he really I iiundry T T / -- has. third with oil and nicotine, There I Rickreall— A plan whereby all the A shland— Southern Oregon is 10 bars Hoping you are the same, are 12 trees in each block- farmers along a local drainage out- still free from the cherry frtirt fly, ON OREGON FARMS Ott Wego y ---------- ■ -------------^ I let known as Basket Slough will now such a pest in some other Baker— Baker county farm pro- cooperate in donating labor to im sections o f the state, judging from Ontario— To test out the effec The average value of U.S. No. tiveness of other materials recently ducts will be represented in the dis prove it has been worked out by tests made thi* past season by committee headed by the County Agent Wilcox. Wilcox took 1 alfalfa at 8 leading domestic mar developed fo r cover sprays In cod- plays to be maintained in all the a local Portland hotel* during county agent. This plan, It is cherries from five orchard* near kets during July $11.50 per ton, | ling moth control, A. B. Cain, lo- principal Legion na thought, will avoid any organiza here and one near Medford and in compared with $15 25 in the cor- | cal fruit grower, has turned over the comng American and other expense* in cubated them responding month last year and several blocks of his orchard for tional convention. The county agent tion costs without getting a a committee of case a drainage district were single fru it fly larva As long as $20 for the preceding five years, some experiments being carried on is working with 1926 to 1930 inclusive. A strong this season under the supervision the local chamber of commerce in formed. The committee found that thi* region is free from this pest materials by grubbing, burning and blowing shipments o f fresh fruit to other holding tendency on the part of o f County Agent Larson. One block assemblng such display stumps, trees and piles ot states is unhampered. many growers has been noted this j is being sprayed with standard lead An information booth for tourist out travel will also be maintained here j brush, only a minimum amount ot season as they are reported un arsenate, 3 pounds per hundred gal over the Old j dirt will nepd to be moved to im- willing to sell at current bids, Ions o f water, one with Dutox, a fo r visitors coming Work is progressing on the hence fair amounts are being florida compound, and oil; and a Oregon Trail. ' prove the channel. Masonic building at Newberg. stacked. Receipts at the Kansas- City market fo r July totaled only 206 cars copmarc-d with a seven- year July average o f 642 cars. 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