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t o u to becom e a aubscrlber.
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tw o r e a r * for » 2 5 0 ; one y e a r $1 6 0 ; IJ H c t»
a m o n th la a’t m u c h . T r y It. O rd e r by
Postal C ard , and pay for It w h e n y o u can.
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,o , the pai»er w ill be discontinued. H ut we
exp ect th a t a ll a rre a rs w ill be paid belore
auch request la m ade. I t la easy to aak us
lo r a statem ent, w h ic h w ill be c h e e rfu lly
HE cause of the people’s discontent is in the fact that through­
out the years since Lee’s surrender a great NEW LIFE was
becoming incorporated. . N o pains were taken by
that gave them birth to make these corporations
through which the people at large might
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„ r in g , IN TO PER M A N EN T PROFERTA IN 1ER LSTS
No pain, were Uken to furnish the worker with a modtnm through
which ho might with reasonable safety transmute a part of his D A I b
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t i f u l a n d w h o le s o m e, a n d , e n te rin g fu lly
in to th e s p ir it o f th e occasion, M o r­ one of the points of laterest, par*
g a n p la c e d his g u es ts a t a ta b le *"<l
discussed w it h th e m w it h m uch seri- tioularly to invalids.
oosnesa e v e r y Ite m on th e b ill o f fare.
B y t a c t f u l q u es tio n s b e le a rn e d , o f t,ie
lu x u rie s th e y m o s t lo n g e d f o r a n d
to I t th a t th e y la c k e d f o r n o th in g . LB"
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W H IC H
L IV E .
In the Highways In d u strial E d u c a tio n
In the P u b lic Schools
and Byways
By A LFR E D M O SELY,
By
PETER
M 'A R T H U R .
Copyright, 1«*. by Petar M cA rthur
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T
G e o rg e M o r g a n th e r e tu r n o f
C h ris tm a s b ro u g h t no p lea s u re .
I
A In d e e d , th e a d v e n t o f th e seu-
f
son o f Joy hu d p lu n g e d h im
Ip to th e d epth s o f th e blues.
" hen
b u sy w it h his w o rk he fo u n d solace
fo r his lo nelin ess In th e successful p u r ­
s u it o f m oney, b u t w h e n e v e ry one w a s ,
ru s tin g h e w a s fo rc e d to re s t also, and
th a t m a d e lilm n p re y to his tho ughts.
A s a f r u i t b ro k e r a n d m a n a g e r o f a
cold s to rag e p la n t he h a d am assed a
If you are io need of medicines
you oan get what you want at T he
Moro Pharmacy, and your credit is
good.
We’ve got the tools and whats
more we know how to use them in
this Print 8hop. Come and/ee for
yourself. -
P ro m in e n t Enai»»h E du catio nist
N D U STRIAL education is today just as necessary as is the
‘ ucation now given in the public schools. Conditions of in­
dustrialism have during the last generation undergone A
the old sense of the,word.
ANY*
CHANGE
W ORKMEN
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W IT H
IN
IN D U S T R Y . L E A V E S
IT S
A ' P A R T IC U L A R
THAT
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t ie b y l i t t l e he le a rn e d fro m th e m t h e ir
s to rie s a n d b e c a m e so a bsorbed t h n t
h e d id n o t n o tic e u q u ie tly dressed
N O T H IN G
TO .
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It is therefore becoming more and more neceasaryttat the school
essay the place of the apprenticeship system and give to the pupil a
knowledge of mechanical and technical processes which will enable
him in M ie future TO A D A PT HIM SELF TO C H A N G ES that
he may find in his own special industry.______ ■
M o n r o e D o c trin e Is
N ecessary to A m e r ic a
By BlaltOP T H O M A S B. NEELY o f B u e n o s A yr«»
I
SH OULD like to see the PRODI'S thnt tin M o n r o e doctrine is
’ dead. The Monroe doctrine is an essential part of Amerfttff
policy. It is a PURELY D E F E N SIV E policy, designed for
the good of the whole western hemisphere, and it ought to be main­
tained in complete integrity.
L O G IC A L L Y
SO UTH
“ D ID OAjrr A CLAUD COM« TO HKB TOU LAST
M1OHT 7“
c o n s id e ra b le fo rtu n e .
H e k n e w hla
bu siness fro m th e b o tto m up , b a * ln g
b e g u n l i f e s e llin g b a n a n a s f r o m a ba»
k e t to th e s tre e ts o f th e c ity . In c h by
In c h be prog ressed w it h t h a t stea d y
t h r i f t p e c u lia r to a c e r ta in s tra in o f
A m e ric a n a , a n d his t h r i f t w a s v ita lis e d
b y a s p ir it o f e n te rp ris e
E a c h lit t le
business tr iu m p h had e n a b le d h im to
p la n a g r e a te r u n t il he fin a lly fo u n d
h im s e lf a t th e b ead o f th e business.
T h o u g h he m e t m a n y m e n be w a a not
o n e to a c c u m u la te fr ie n d s , a n d . as fo r
w o m e n , th e y h a d no p a r t in h la life
A n d y e t th ia Is h a r d ly tru e . O n e w o ­
THAT
A M E R IC A N
,
D O C T R IN E
C O U N T R IE S
IM P L IE S
AND
A
AN
IN T E R E S T
W IL L IN Q E 8 8
TO
A ID
IN
THE
THEM .
eyes w a a h u d d lin g o u t o f th e re a c h o f
th e b it in g w in d .
W i t h th e s k ill o f a
d ip lo m a tis t M o rg a n p roceeded w it h h is
m ission.
H e sto p p ed to fr o n t o f th e
d o o r w a y a n d lo o k ed up a n d d o w n th e
s tre e t s e v e ra l tim e s as I f s e a rc h in g fo r
s o m e th in g ,
n e th e n g a v e u tte r a n c e
to an e x c la m a tio n o f a n n o y a n c e , w h ic h
caused th e li t t le boy to look u p a t h im
In q u ir in g ly .
••C an y o u
te ll
me
w h e re
W i lli a m
Jones' c lo th in g s to re la?”
In s t a n t ly th e bo y b rig h te n e d .
H e re
w a s a n o p p o r tu n ity to e a rn a n ic k e l,
a n d be w a s a t th e s id e o f h is po ssib le
m a n th e re w a s w hose m e m o ry
c h e ris h e d to th e s ec re t recesses o f his
h -s n
A cha n c e a c q u a in ta n c e s h ip had
d e v e lo p e d oa his p a r t to love, b u t. to*
to g unused to th e g races o f social in­
te rc o u rs e a n d h a v in g th e r e p u ta tio n o f
b e in g a h a rd a n d g ra s p in g m a n . he h a d
.m a d e b u t li t t le prog ress W it h th e p re ­
c ip ita tio n o f a bu siness m a n he h a d
prop osed m a r r ia g e b e fo re »he b a d e ve n
le a rn e d to re g a rd h im a» a f r ie n d a n d
w h e n he w a s re fu s e d b a d r e tu rn e d to
hla w o rk w i t h a d e s p e ra te e n e rg y th a t
m a d e th e tho u s an d s g r o w b e n e a th 1)1«
hand.
B u t on C h ris tm a s e ve hl» »uccesa h a d
l i t t l e v a lu e . N o t e ve n his books, fo r bo
h a d e d u c a te d h lm n e lf, could y ie ld h im
solace, a n d th e sound o f m e r r y m a k in g
on th e s tre e ts b u t add e d to hla d e je e
tlo n .
B u t h e could re p ro a c h no one. I f oth
•v s h a d n o th o u g h t fo r h im , f o r w h om
d id be h a v e a th o u g h t? A t th is que«
tlo n th e q u ie t fa c e o f E th e l IM n g e r fle ld
rose fo r a m o m e n t in hi« m e m o ry , b u t
th e vision w a s q u ic k ly brushed aside
I n h is g loom y In tro s p e c tio n be plu n g ed
f u r t h e r b a c k to bis life , to th e tim e
w h e n he w a s a lo n e ly b<>y In the cold
a n d h e a rtle ss c ity a n d th e re w a s no
C h ris tm a s far h im . H e cou ld n o t r e ­
m e m b e r his m o th e r as liv in g o r his f a ­
t h e r as sober. I f a n y one had been
k in d to h im . th e n li f e m ig h t h a v e been
d if f e r e n t S u d d e n ly be w a s s tu n g by a
t h o u g h t sod, s p rin g in g fro m the sofa
w h e r e be w a a ly in g , be w a lk e d sev e ral
tim e s e x c ite d ly fr o m e n d to e nd o f hl»
b a c h e lo r a p a rtm e n t.
“ I ’D d o It .” he f in a lly e x c la im e d . “ B y
b e n e fa c to r in a n in s ta n t.
I t 's Just d o w n d e s tre e t.
I k in s h o w
you w h e r e I t is.”
" I w is h y o u w o u ld , m y li t t le m a n ,”
a n d he s ta r te d to w a lk in th e d ire c tio n
in d ic a te d , w it h tfie li t t le boy a t hist
aide.
A f t e r a c a r e f u lly tim e d pause,
b lc h g a v e bi« g u id e a i \ o p p o r tu n ity
la d y w h o h a d e n te re d t o m a k e s o m e
p u rc h a s e s a n d w h ile w a it in g to b e
s e rv e d b a d n o tic e d th e h a p p y g ro u p In
th e r e s ta u r a n t.
She c o u ld h a r d ly b e ­
lie v e h e r eyes, b u t w b e n abe h a d as-
a u red h e rs e lf t h a t she w a s n o t d r e a m ­
in g h e r eye las h e s be c a m e w e t w i t h
te a rs .
M o v in g q u ie tly o v e r t o th e
g ro u p , she la id h e r h a n d on M o r g a n ’s
com e to
see y o u
t h l n l r v e ile d his d is a p p o in tm e n t.
B u t y o u a re g o in g to h a v e a C h r is t ­
m as d in n e r, a re y o u n o t r
“O h , yea ,” r e p lie d th e li t t le m a n
c h e e rfu lly .
“ M rs . D u g a n a»k e d m e to
w a it u p fo r h e r
S h e does c le a n in g a u d
th e ta ilo r, M o rg a n took hla li t t le fr ie n d
d is h w a s h in g in o n e o f th e b ig bouses
u p to w n , a n d th e y a lw a y s give s h e r
s o m e th in g d a t ’s l e f t o v e r a t d in n e r .
She's ask e d m e to c om e a n d h a v e a
b ite w id h e r a n d w ld M a g g ie a n d J a c k
by th e h a n d , n u d s t a r t e d to w a r d th e
s tre e t, b u t lie a u d d e u ly p a u s e d .
“ B y th e w a y , J one«," h e e x p la in e d , " I
m a y w a n t to do a lit t le m o re b u y in g
here th ia fo re n o o n . D o y o u m in d I f I
w b e n she g its ho m e."
“ B u t h a v e n 't y o u a n y fo lk s o f y o u r
r in g y o u up n g ilu ? ”
“ C e r t a in ly not, s ir ; c e r ta in ly n o t,”
said Jones, w illin g to »io. a n y t h in g to
fo r t w o o r th re e d a y s .“
T h e case w a s so lik e t h a t o f his o w n
y o u th t h a t M o r g a n f e lt a lu m p r is in g
to his t h r o a t
A c h ild a lw a y s k n o w s
w h e n h e la b e in g s y m p a th is e d w i t h
tr u ly , a n d th e lit t le s tre e t a ra b w a a as
c o m fo rta b le w it h hla n e w f r ie n d as I f
he h a d k n o w n h im a ll hla life .
->■
“ H e r e 's Jones’ p la c e ,” s aid th e b o y,
“ b u t I t ’s d o s e d to d a y .”
“ Y es, b u t Jones liv e s u p s ta irs , d o e s n 't
he?” s sld M o rirn n , w h o r e a lly »m ew
th e d is tr ic t v c.l.
“ B u re he does.”
“T h e n w e 'll r in g h im u p ,” a n d M o r ­
g a n a p p lie d h im s e lf to th e b e ll. In th e
m e a n tim e th e li t t le boy w a s w o n d e r ­
in g w h y hie e x p e c te d n ic k e l h a d n 't a p ­
p e a re d . b u t r e fr a in e d fr o m a s k in g f o r
“ DO TOU M IN D IF 1 UINO Y<ftJ UF AOAJN?
o b lig e so e x c e lle n t w c u s to m e r.
“ N o w , B u d , te ll m e a b o u t M a g g ie
a n d J a c k . - W h e r e a re th e y g o in g to
h a v e th e ir C h ris tm a s d in n e r ? *
“T h e y ’r e g o in g to h a v e I t w it h th e ir
m o th e r w b e n she g lta h o m e .”
“ A t noon?"
"O b , I gnesa th e y ’re Jtfst g o in g to
w a it th e gam e aa I w a s g o in g to d o ."
“ W h e r e a re th e y n o w ? "
“T h e y ’ re to d e r m o th e r's ro o m , a n d
M rs . M u n s e y , across th e h a ll. Is k e e p ­
in g a n e y e o n th e m ."
“ D o y o u t h in k w e c o u ld g e t th e m t<
»om e w it h us fo r d in n e r ? ”
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th e y ’d
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w h e th e r It w a s a b ig t ig e r . H a a n
s w e r e il: 'W e ll, ineH sleura. 1 c a n n a t e ay
I f he 1« a b ig U s e r. M y eyes se« th a t
he Is b ig . b u t I c a n n o t s ay h o w b ig I
see h im to be, a n d I f I say h o w h l g B
is p e rh a p s t h a t I te ll y o u a lie. B u t 1
c an te ll y o u . m es s ie u rs , h o w b ig X fe e l
h im to be. a n d 1 c a n t e ll y o u th e t r u t h
W h e n he Io s ta n d in g th e r e to f r o n t o f
m e I t e ll y o n t h a t 1 fe e l he Is n o t lees
t h a n t h lr - r - t y fe e t h ig h .’ " - E x c h a n g e .
C e u a t r y L lh r a r t e * .
T h s nae fu ln en s o f u rb a n llb r a r te fi has
b een p ro v e d u i \ t o th e h ilt , h o t th e
q u e s tio n a ris e s w fty s im ila r adv
c a n n o t be s u p p lie d to r u r a l d ie trto ts
A s a m a tte r o f fa c t, th e y a re m o r *
n eeded In th e c o u n try th a n to th«
to w n s . T h e d a lln e e e o f c o u n try U fa >■
c o n s ta n tly b e w a ile d , and it can be
r e a d ily b e lie v e d t h a t a y o u n g a g ric u l
t u r a l la b o re r o r a y o u n g
w om an
b r o u g h t u p to th e c o u n try w o u ld to
v e r y g la d to h a v e th e cha n c e o f th«
▼ride choice o f books w h ic h t h e t r ooue
B ris to l P res s .
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w it h d o w n r iv e r b o a t fo r P o r t la n d a n d
In t e r m e d ia t e p o in ts .
Good Accommodations for
Teams and Wagons.
H iw e h u rg , A a h ia n d ,
r a n iv iif o , O g ­
d en , H an
F r a n c is c o , M to c k to o L»<m
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F o r sny fu rth e r In fo rm s tlo n w rite or
A n g e le s , E l Paso, N e w O r le a n s a n d th e
call
on
the
nearest
A g e «» , or the G e n e ra l
E a s t.
L e a v e s P o r t lu n d U n io n D e p o t,
K 45 p . iu . A r r iv e s 7 *¿6 a- nil., d a ll y .
Office at P ortlu nd.
M o r n in g t r a in o o n n e e ts n t W o o d b u rn
d a ll y e x c e p t H u m l a y w i t h tr a in s for
M t.
A n g e l, H ilv e r to n t B r o w n s v ille ,
S p r in g f ie ld , W e m l l l n g a u d
N a tro n .
L e a v e s P o r t la n d U n l o u De(>ot 8.3 0 a .m .
a rr iv e s 6 .6 5 p . m .
E u g e n e p a s s e n g e r o o n n e e fe a t W o o d ­
b u r n w i t h M t . A n g e l a n d H ilv e r to n
lo c a l.
Ix -a v e s P o r i la n d U n io n D e p o t
1.16 p . in ., r e tu r n « 10.36 a i p . , d a ll y .
W OMEN
I m aker
H obertlne Rives w hat every wom an
moot duslrna—* P<Tfect
I t bring» th a t spft, smooth, fresh,
clear U nt to the cheek th a t denotes
youthfulness.
I t w in bring beau y
to those who lack It; it w ill retain
It for those who already pose"«« I f
w ill enable you to eucc»*sfolly
com bat the rav a g e * of w eather un.l
tim e. D o n 't d o u b t-d o n 't argue Just
try R oberttne
Y ou r druggist w ill
give you a free »ample. A ll drug-
keep R oberttne.
C o r v a llis ,uae*enger le a v es P o r tla n d
U n io n D e p o t 7.30 a i n . , u rr iv e s 6 .6 0 p .m .
D a lly .
H h e rtr ia n pas s en g e r le a v es P o r t la n d
U n lo u D e p o t 4 6 0 p .m ., a rr iv e s 8 .2 6 a .m .
D a lly .
F o re s t G r o v e p a s s en g e r le a v es P o r t ­
la n d U n io n D e p o t 10.45 p . m . , a rr iv e «
I AQ p in .
D a lly e x w q a K u u d a y .
P O R TLA N D OHW EGO SU B U R B A N
S E R V IC E
hydrogen in solution. IS is one of ‘ he best
m xnufscturod products o f the present tim e In
Its action upon enfeebled. dlh«>rilered stonr-
achs, especially if there is “ ,<’” r * Uon,?L,c* ;
ta rriia l saeUltUi ic a ta rrh a l
stomarh). I t is a moet » « c le n t
« I j rerln e w lil relie v e ^ a n y e a ^ of
(heartburn) and excessive gastric (stomach)
^ - O .’ fden M edical D isco very-en rich es and
purlfles the bltxxl curing blotches Plniple».
eruptions, scrofulous swellings and old sows,
D r. R .
PISIOS.« ( B n ffM o ,J C T -
At 1rs
for fn?e booklet telllnir All About tbo n
n_Atl
m ed tctn tl room compo»1n< th ti woo iid o r fiu
niedlcluu. T h ere > a do Alcohol In 1U
AND
Y A M H IL L
DIVISION.
D e p o t, F o o t o f J e ffe rs o n S tr e e t.
L e a v e s fro m J e fte to O n s t n e t d e p o t fo r
D a lla s a n d I n t e r i m d l a t e p o ln ia d a lly ,
4 .1 6 p .m . A r r iv e P o r t la n d , 10 15 a ro .
T h e In d e p e n d e n c e M »»o ii»ou th M o to r
L i n e o |» -ra te e d a l l y to M o n m o u t h a n d
A lr lie , c o n n e c tin g
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w a lk e d a lm o s t o n to a tig e r.
“ H e g a v e ua a m o a t v iv id n a r r a t iv e
o f th e e n c o u n te r—b o w th e tig e r had
been ly in g d o w n c o n c e a le d to som e
lo n g la la n g g ra ss b e s id e th e p a th ; bo w
be w a s w i t h in te n y a r d s o f It lie fo re
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D a lle « d a ll y e x o e p t S u n d a y a t 7 a . m .
n r r lv iu g a t a b o u t 6 p i u . , c o n n e c tin g a t
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T h e g ly c e r in e em p lo y e d In D r. P ie rc e ’s
m edicines g r e a t ly on nances th e m edtclniu
p ro p ertie s w h ic h I t e x tra c ts fro m n a tjv e
m e d ic in a l ro iits and holds In solu tion
m uch b e tte r t h a n alc o h o l w o u ld . I t a lio
possesses m ed Ic ln a l p ro p ertie s of Its ow n,
being a v a lu a b le d e m u lc e n t, n u trltlv o ,
a n tis e p tic a n d
a n tife r m e n t.
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adds
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f u l ly good te rm s .
b a r k , B lo o d ro o t, G o ld e n S eal ro o t. Stone
ro o t a n d
Q u e e n ’s ro o t, contain ed In
A TALL TIGER.
-G o ld e n M e d ic a l D is c o v e ry ” In subduing
c h ro n ic , o r lin g e r in g coughs, b ro n c h ia l,
V h e W a g th e S le e k B r s t e
t h r o a t a n d lu n g affectio ns, fo r a ll of w h ich
a n E x c ite d l'r r n « h « » a .
these a g e u ts a re recom m ended by stan d ­
T J gers a re im p re s s iv e c re a tu re s , es­
a rd m o d ic a l a u th o ritie s .
I n a ll ca.««« w h ero th e re Is a w asting
p e c ia lly w h e n o n e m ee ts th e m In th e
a w a y of flo ah , loss o f a p p e tite , w it h w e a k
fo r e s t
G e o rg e
M a x w e ll w r it e « o f
s tom ach, as In th e e a rly stages o f ron-
th e m : “T h e r e Is li t t le «louty th a t a l­
sum eftibn. th e re can be no d o u b t t h a t g ly ­
c e r in e /a c t s as a v a lu a b le n u t r it iv e and
m o s t e v e r y on e h a s a p e c u lia r sensa­
Ids j4 ie G p ld e n Seal ro o t. Stone root,
tio n o f th e a lm o s t g o d lik e b e a u ty , p o w ­
t and B la c k C h e rry b a rk In
e r. a c t iv it y a n d s tre n g th o f a tig e r . A
digestion and b u ild in g up th e
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n o t be e
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n o t c u re
T h e fe e lin g la, h o w e v e r, e lu s iv e o f de­
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even w h e n acco m p an ied by bleeding from
p a n y to P e ra k . W o h a d Just fin is h e d
lung«, t h a t It has perform ed Its most
lu n c h w h e n he e n te re d in a s ta te o f
m a rv e lo u s cures.
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a n d u n a r m e d a lo n g a n u n fre q u e n te d
c erin e :
b r id le p a th th r o u g h th e fo r e s t, h e had
cornel”
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“ W e ll, le t us go a n d g e t t h e m .”
T a k in g up his o v e rc o a t, he began to
P r e s e n tly M o rg a n w a s c lim b in g th e
’ p u t It on w h e n his eyes s u d d e n ly fe ll
d a r k s t a ir w a y to th e to p flo o r o f th e
on th e clock, a n d h e stopped, w ith ■
▼tie s m e llin g , c lo s e ly c ro w d e d te n e ­
la u g h
I t w a s a lr e a d y a f t e r 1 o'clock
m e n t, w it h B u d p re c e d in g ! h im t w o
I t to th e la s t m o m e n t.
on (T irts tm a s m o rn in g , and. o f course,
P r w e n t ly Jones o p en ed th e door, steps a t a tim e .
he conld n o t c a r r y o u t his purpose.
“ H e y . M a g a u d J a c k , w h a t d ’y e r
lo o k in g g re as y a n d u u k e m p t
T h r o w in g aside his e o a t he res u m e d
th in k ?
H e r e ’s a g e n tle m a n as w a n ts
“ W e ll. M r . J une«,” s aid
M o rg a n ,
h is w a lk in g , h u t w ith a h a p p ie r e x ­
us to h a v e d in n e r w ld h im .
A n d lo ok
“ h e re ’s s li t t le lx>y w h o w a n ts a n e w
pression on his c o u n te n a n c e and a
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k n o w n f o r m a n y a d a y . A t le n g th he
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a m u ffln .
B ig h t w h e r e lie s le p t w it h an easy
“ YoU w e .” e x p la in e d M o rg a n ; “ y ou w a s h e d , th o u g h t h e ir clo th es show ed
conscisnce
a re go in g to h a v e y o u r C h ris tin a s d in ­ e v id e n c e o f m uch m e n d in g . T h e y d id
O n the fo llo w in g m o rn in g , w h e n the
n e r w it h m e a t a re s ta u ra n t, a n d 1 n o t r e q u ir e «0 th o ro u g h a u o v e rh a u l­
c h ild re n o f a ll th e w o rld w e re re jo ic in g
in g ns th e ir fr ie n d B u d , h u t s t ill th e y
w it h th e ir to y s a nd re v e lin g In th e I t h in k y o u w o u ld fe e l l»etter i f you
dressed up b e fo re you w e n t.
W h a t n eeded m \ic h to m a k e th e ir C h r is tm a s
good cheer o f < 3 iria tm a s , G e o rg e M o r- ,
d a y w h a t It should 1«. M o r g a n fo u n d
d o you th in k T ’
gnn. th e w e a lth y f r u it b ro k e r, c»in «
W h a t th e li t t le fe llo w th o u g h t w a s li t t le d iffic u lty In w in n in g th e ir c o n fi­
d o w n to w n fro m bis a p a rtm e n ts and
n o t o f th e th in g s th a t could l»e to ld In den c e , h a v in g «0 e lo q u e n t a n a d v o c a te
p ic k e d b is w a y c a r e fu lly In to on e o f
w o rd s , a n d Jones, seeing a prosp»*et o f as B u d , a nd as M rs . M u n s e y lo o k e d In
th e w o n t alum s. T h e re 1 w e re d ir t y a n d
a sale, opened his shop w ith o u t u rg in g . he e x p ls ln e d hla pu rpose.
ra g g e d c h ild re n e v e ry w h e re in th e
P ic k in g fro m th e goods d is p la y e d a
’• f u r e , I In te n d e d t a k lu g th e m o v e r
s tre e ts , b u t a ll o f th e m h a d s o m eth in g
c o m p le te o u tfit o f w a r m c lo th in g . M o r ­ m y s e lf a t noon, b u t I t ’s |»oor w e a re ,
* " to g lad d e n th ^(r h e a rts .
I t m ig h t l x
g a n asked I f th e y could no t g e t a Im s ln a n d w it h m a n y m o u th s to fe e d , a n d I
o n ly a li t t le ra g d o ll o r a p e n n y 's w o rth
o f w a t e r a n d a to w e l in a b a c k room so . a m s u re t h e ir m o th e r w i ll l»e t h a n k f u l
o f c an d y , b u t s till i t w a s s am ethtog .
t h a t th e ir li t t le fr ie n d c ould dre ss up. to y o u fo r g iv in g th e n ! a t r e a t "
T h is m a n k n e w th e c ity • to o w e ll.
A f t e r som e d iffic u lty these necessaries
H a v in g m a d e these a rra n g e m e n ts ,
to be d e c e iv ed by a p p e s r-
a n d a d r y . W e ll seasoued piec e o f soap M o r g a n r e t u r u o l w it h hla li t t le c ro w d
n i s boyhood had been s pent In
v n r o prod uced . F o r the f lr r t tim e w ith
to Jones’ a n d re -e n fo rc e d t h e ir e lo th -
Jost such a s tre e t, a nd he k n e w th a t
to hla m e m o ry B u d Ix w te r , fo r h e had ln g w ith n w a r m c o a t f o r J a c k a n d a
■ o m e w lie re an< h ft bo y ns be w a s In
b y th is lim e confessed his n a m e , a p
e ap e fo r M a g g ie .
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q u est o f could be fou nd. W it h a n a le r t
p ro a e b e d w a t e r w it h e n th u s ia s m , a n d to a q u ie t lit t le r e s ta u r a n t t h a t h e
n y o he g le s c e d d o w n a lle y w a y s and
I t w a a no t m a n y m in u te s u n til bo stood
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T o th e ir Im a g in a tio n s I t w a s a
a m o n g th e g a rb a g e b a rre ls u n til fin a l­ b e fo re bis b e n e fa c to r th o ro u g h ly tra n s
w o n d e r fu l place, a n d he wm to o w is e
l y to th e d o o rw a y o f a tu m b le d o w n
fo rm e d . F o r th e first tim » in h is lif e to th e w a y s o f th e po or to t a k e th e m to
ho fo u n d th e b o y h o w a a a oakto g. 1 h e h a d n e w shoes a n d n e w cloth es
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Centrally located.
Free bu» uivct» trains.
I t w a s In d e ed a C h rla tm a e such aa they
b a d n o t b e fo re d a re d to d re a m o f.
B u t It whs n o t their la a t C h r is tm a s In I
h ig h life . T h e f o llo w in g y e a r th e y w e re
In v it e d to h a v e t h e ir C h r is tm a s d in n e r
in th e cozy li t t le f ia t u p to w n w it h a
c e r ta in M r . a n d M rs . M o r g a n , w ith
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Mrs Ina Dakin DoMoas has left a
very handsome and convenient
chair for somebody, at Moro Phar
macy. Perhaps it is for you; call
and see.
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th e d in n e r tu r n e d o u t e v e n m o re g lo ­
rio u s ly th a n I t bad p ro m is e d . T o th e m I
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y o u n o t h a v in g a n y p la c e to go for
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to s e t a n o th e r p la te f o r y o u . W e d in e
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general use of it on bridge timbers,
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COM PIETE CHAN(IE. Formerly nil industries were con
ducted in a n u l l w ly and the old fashioned ay,tern of apprenticeship
was in operation*
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able to turn hi. hand to almo,t A N Y CLASS O
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own particular industry. Nowaday, the workman doc, but one p.ece
o f work or may only direct a machine in the execution of that work,
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Farmers teams fed as well as
advertise. When you get our ad­ they are fed at home, if not better.
vertising, you get business bringers.
Telephone at our expense.
Tourist tag«, with your name on,
printed while you wait, at The Ob­
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Every kind of rig to prder,
difficult for ue to handle copy that and all orders prompt and satis­
calls for changes in the form.
factory at reasonable prices.
PROFITS into a permanent property interest.
No pains were taken to interest either worker or people AS 1 KO-
PRIETORS at all, the one inatrumentnlity in which the new industrial
life had embodied iteelf having been left, though state created A
MERE SIIELJ-, under whose roof and behind whose walls every form
ren dered at any tim e .
Phallamont livery Co. T m p ë r ïa i ~ H o të i I T h Dallos, Portland and
Istoria Navigation Co.
Wasco, Oregon.
Clark à Mercer Bros., Propre,
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