Sherman County observer., April 12, 1907, Image 4

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Fhjr N o li
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I Thanksgiving |
Dinner—
With Extras
We should like to have you ta k e
I t , a n d w a K n o w I t w o u ld be p r o fita b le to
v o u to b e c o m e a a u b a c rlb e r.
W e »en d I'
t w o y e a r» fo r $ 2 6 0 ; o n e .year $ 1 5 O ; 1 2 ^ c l *
a m o n t h la a *t m u c h . T r y I t . O r d e r by
By FETC H M 'AKT HU A
C o p y rig h t.
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Joyed ttoelr even In« tofotber, and by
the time he had completed bidding her
a lingering farew ell he felt In hl« heart
that the clever llttto girl who had
‘‘S h a m e « f M o d e r n C i v i l i z a t i o n ”
BABBY LIEBE Im perial H otel Ibe Dalles, Portland and
Practical Watchmaker
Istoria Navigation Co.
and Jeweler. * > i ,
H/an.
B y M r * . J. C. PHBtF»-ST<’KM- ‘‘‘»m»««** • Cl«*rmnkar
H A T would the pobr poople do if there were no rich to
work f o r t ” asks Miss Giulia Mnroeitil, who spend« $200,-
P t r l l l t t l , O m ,
« rw L
Meaagw '
T H E
1 » A l.I I S ,
REGON
0 0 0 a year on her gowns.
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B efore I answer that question 1 would like to say that
Second Street, next door tp the
when Mis» M orosini thus in her own words “exhibited” her gow ns her |
1’acifio Egpreaa Com pany.
moral poverty alm ost reached P O S IT IV E IM M O D E ST Y .
M a ilo r d e r s prom ptly ^ ten d ed to
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a M
All work warranted.
She and wom en of hor class arc responsible for jnore of the spirit ,
of C L A SS H A T R E D o f which (hey <;oinpJ>nn than any spirit of envy
• HILL
o f the rich am ong the working jx plo. The rich are so iptcUeetually MILITARY
barren or so S T U P I D l Y T H O U G H T L E SS that they never seem .to
think o f the effect on the minds of « ir H who work hard for their living
o f such flaunting boaata of the anv nut of money spent on drew.
Miss M orosini makes the excu « that sho “ keeps m oney in circula
tion .” D oes she im agine the people who produced tliat wealth oouW
not keep it in circulation J U S T AS W E L L A S S H E and wit i
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much more right? She speaks of her charitable work. Miss Moro-
pupila Prepares
to r a d m is s io n to
aini’s charitable work around Riverdale is well known, but it never in­
terferes w ith her desire to have m w gowns. She is just typical of her
r a s jr
class. T h ey take 70 per cent o f the wealth produced by the workers,
\? 7 h s ° f e t ^ .V h o d a .
and w hen, as a kind o f salve to their own couscicucos, they return 1 or
U b o o to r t» « ,
Msauat trataia*. T bf
2 per cent they expect th e recip ien ts T O I ALL O N 1 1 1 E I R
principal
has »ha^
R e g u la to r
L in e
Portal, Tbj Dèi ui my pasti
) t* -i ù r t
•Ix -A to ry Srs nroof b u ild in g .
lo
iiX >
.
Kiesntars le»va I*ortland and T h a
Dalles d ally except Huuday at 7 a. m.
arrivin g at about 6 p in ., cuuuectlog at
L yle w llh the
‘‘• “ k f t W Ä . u a .
I T H most glrle the Interview
C u n tra lly located.
would have closed w ith tears,
Free but meet« train».
A t any tim e w hen requested to d.t
but Alm a Kent was not one
ao, th e p a p e r w i l l be d la c o m ln u e d . B u t w e
orr
Ladle»* P a rlo r. P in in g Room
to
resort
to
auch
a
weapon
e x p e c t t h a t a ll a r r e a r * w il l b e p a id b e fo re
now on o&Aln floor. Kino Cafo and M Mlloi*
until all others bad failed.
▲ naex, k n o w n a» the H u o a i.a a a a Room .
a u c h r e q u e s t Is m a d e .
I t Is eas y io ask us
“I t la not that you object to Jaek,
l o r a s t a te m e n t, w h ic h w il l be c h e e r fu lly
la It?*’ ahe asked.
r e n d e r e d a t a n y t im e .
“No," said her father, h alf angrily.
“Jack la all right. H e may not be ex­
actly the husbaud 1 would have chosen
for you. but after having two sons and
F o r Goldendale and KlieMWat valley
four daughters m arry according to
olnla. T ra in leaves Goldendale at
their own wishes. In spite of anything
¿0 a. m. d ally exoept Huuday, a rr iv ­
I might have to say In the matter, I
ing a t L y le nt 7:80 a. m ., connecting
w ith down liv e r boat for Portland and
do not feel like making any objection
Interm ediate points.
( C o p y r ig h t, I X * . b y McClure N e w s p a p e r to him."
S y n d ic a te .]
“I kpow you w ill like him better the
Leave* L y le for Goldendale on the
W e were making the round voyage more you know him." and her eyes
a rriv al of the up river steamer.
from Liverpool to Sydney, calling at thoue w ith faith In the absent one.
K N E E S in thankfulness. ,
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b i r d . O rttos
Cape Town, and ¿Jut.ilaj’a oltaervation
rtW hat would the w orking people do if there were no rich to work
“ No doubt 1 shall, little one, but I
had shown that we were about hnlf- cannot let him take you away from **l AM T H X K X m n TO BE ABLE TO FOOT
for?” God w illing, th ey would work F O R T H E M S E L V E S ! In ­
w ay between Cape Town and Australia, mo Just yet. H e must let me have you
TUB BILLS I"
« t.i» .,. ,,a
when a man aloft sang out that he for a t least another year."
stead of m aking things for idler» they would make them for workers, et
agreed to be his w ife would find a
Uatinony. «to-, addreas,
eonld deecry a ship'» boat about two
“But we have l>een engaged a whole way of managing everything that
¿jverlaud Kaur«;«* traiua for fcialeiu,
who would return the court&Sy hy making- other things in return.
J. W . H I L L . M . D .
■Ilea away on the'lae bow. For eight­ three months,” she perstated.
would l>e satisfactory to all couccruod.
Ih»seburg\ Anhiand, Hauraiitoiito, Og-
W
om
en
o
f
Mias
M
orosini’s
class
may
not
bo
aware
of
tho
fact
that
they
een days we had not sighted a sail.
deu, Han
Franclaqo, Hlockton Los
Some weeks later Aliuu demurely
Frta«l(tal.
A t tills ha laughed outright.
For
a n y f u r t h e r I n fo r m a t io n w r it s o r
W e had been as much alono on that
Angeles, E l Puao, N e w Orleans am t ttte
“Why, your mother and I werouen- suggested a sehemo to her father that
are paupers. A pauper is one who, either through idleness or inability
O. D r.w e» 1 T.
PurTtoad.
ocean aa If ships and men did not ex­ gaged for three years before we were
East, Leaves P ortland U n ion Dvpot, c a ll o n t h e n e a re s t A g e o t , o r t h e G e n e r a l
iptyonled to his sense of humor and
O ffic e a t P o r t la n d .
to work, is U N A B L E TO S U P P O R T H IM S E L F and is a burden
I S 45 p. i u . Arrive» 7 2ft a in., dally.
is t
prtrtly convinced him that she was
married."
I t was driving w ith wind and
M orning train ooriheciaat W<»n<lburn
“I know,” said Alma, “but at that falling In line w ith his view». For
on the com m unity.
d ally t xcei.t Huuday w llh iralne ibr
aea, and until we fell off our course time you were not a successful young aome time past Jack Hardlng'a calls
Mt
A h » '« , Hllverten
B row u tyllle,
Tho R E A L P A U P E R is the person unw illing to support hfansoM
and ixaeed It w ith in biscuit toss we business man, and poor initnuna w «t had not been obtrusively frequent, and
Hprlngflt hl, VVsndHng gnd N atro n.
supposed It to b e e m p t y . A s w e p a s s ­ not the daughter of a wealthy mer­ suggestions for spending the winter
and
who
is
thup
thrown
on
tho
shoulders
of
the
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.
Leave»
Portland
Union
Dej»otH.»Oa.oi.
ed It we saw a girl crouching In the chant who bad retired from business months somewhere In the south of Eu
| arrive« 5 .M p. rn.
adult who performs no service fo r the com m unity has no right to take
bottom, and when we raised a shout and was getting a little bit selfish In rope had been received without unduo
Eugene puannnger con tied a at Win» I
t
t
W
lT
t
o
she stood up and supplicated us with
opposition. So be was prepared to en
his Inter days.”
| burn w ith M t. Angel and Hllvsrtou
anything from it.
bands and arms to save her.
“ Yea," he admitted, “it Is selfish on ter w ith enthusiasm Intta the scheme
T
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b
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c
h
o
o
l
that
P
lax
.
cs
local.
Leaves Portland U nion Depot
THAT
TAE
CLASS O F . ID L E R S S H O U L D
HAVE
SO M UCH
The bark was brought to the wind my part, iierliaps, but I w ill see that ahe proposed.
| 4.16 p. iu., returns 10.86 a .iu., d ally.
T O V IH a G O O D P o sitio n .
W E A L T H AS T O R U IN E V E N T H E IR O W N SO ULS IN RECKLESS
sad a boat lowered, and after a little you have a good time If you w a it for
“I t Is getting toward the end of Oc­
Uorvallis ,<a««si*ger toavws Portland
we bad the girl aboard. I say girl, for another year. There w ill be plenty of tober," she said, “and . I think It la
A N D E X T R A V A G A N T L IV IN G A N D T H E . W O R D IN G C LA S8 SHO ULD
U nion Depot 7.80a in ., arrlves6 60 p m.
ahe was not a day over sixteen and yachting, and perhaps even a trip to high tim e that we were making some
H A V E B A R E LY ENO UG H TO K E E P BODY
A N D SO U L TO G E TH E R
IO D
B U S IN E S S COLI EGE . D a lly .
was of German birth, though she Europe could be urranged.”
plans for ’Hianksglvlng day."
Sheridan paoaeuger leaves P ortland
W A S H . O Y C N T M e S T S . *•
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could apeak English tolerably well. It
“T h a t does not need much planning,"
Alina knew w hat this meant, but
U nion D ep o t$ 6 0 p in., arrlveaH.26a.in.
.P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N
fiw n ä n i^ J o u i
waa only when she was safe alxiard was too wise to any so. Bhe loved her be replied.
“I t only means turkey
Dally.
that we found she had lost her mind father truly, but she loved haudsome and cranberry sauce and poor relations,
W r i t « d ir e c t to P r in c ip a l. R o o m
' F orret Urove jmaeenger leaves Port­
S o u r c e o f I n f o r m a t io n .
and waa like a child. O f course the Jack H arding more truly, as Is the way and t b i t can always be arranged in a la golug to let me m arry the man 1 1
land Union D e |» t 10.46 p.ni., arrive«
K O K T » < * »OY«
Mrs. Smith— Mrs. Brow n seems to ba
fra t thing was to overhaul the boat. of youth. She knew that In his heart few days."
love.”
I 60 p in. D a lly except Hunday.
She had no name. There were a few her father did not mean to be unfair to
“O
f
course,
of
course,"
said
her
fa
­
an
unusually
w
ell
Inform
ed
woman.
'Oh, I know an ordinary Thanksgiv­
Mrs. Jones—No wonder. H e r cook
biscuits left, but the water keg had her, but at the same tim e she was not ing can, but I w ant this one to be ther, frowning slightly and wishing to
PORTLAND OdWEOO SUBURBAN
been empty for at least three days. prepared to sacrifice for his sake the something original and to be the great­ puss from the subject, bnt he waa un­ has lived w ith all the other families In
jr s w s s r s js t S
SERVICE AND YAMHILL
S iS S iS .y .f i.'E
the
neighborhood.—D
etro
it
Tribune.
There were no oars, no spare clothing great Joy th a t she knew life had In est Thanksgiving day of my life."
able to do so. a
DIVISION.
F a V IO U B M A U W b m M * •
And I am thankful,” said Jack
—not the slightest thing to give us a store for her and to which she had the
H e r father looked k t her qulaalcally
Depot, Foot of Jefferson Street.
L a.
wm - p w » * - "• Z
«• ▲ M ad T a l e .
clew to the identity of the girl or the
Harding boldly, “that I had the fore­
b, « .« M d b Mb M
«
for
a
moment
before
saying:
"
I
sup­
right. She also felt sure that In time
In d e e d a n d I w o e t r u e to F lo ;
sight to brlug w ith me a marriage li­
name of the craft from which she must
Leaves
from
Jeftvrenn
at
rest
depot
for
he would be better pleased to see her pose that Is because you mean It to
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have cast off. She had not suffered
•
taMSMa TMS%eaDAV fOUBMAU
Dallas and interm ediate point» d ally,
' B u t. a h , h a r v o w s a r e Boon fo rg o t.
happy In her own home than to have be your last Thanksgiving day aa a cense."
m o st d «a lraa—a p e rfe c t C M n P ’J 'X !« »
Wbat*s tlia t—w hat’s that?" exclaim­
greatly In a physical way, but was
¿ta-
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p.m.
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10.15
a.m
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her fretting by his side. A t the same single woman. To think that my lit­
DAll V JOUSSAA.
.
—W o r n a r t » H o m e C o m p a n io n .
Mentally opaet and looked about her
ed the old man, getting a gllmpss of
T h e Independence M onm outh Motor
TWB SOWDAV J O W » k *—.T*'
time she would not for the world do tle girl should be so thankful to give
c le a r t in t to th e ch e ek t h a t •> rio‘ e>'
so strangely that we wondered If she
a ia . n ta w a w s.
svhnt was coming, but before ho could
L
in
e
operates
d
a
lly
to
M
on
m
outh
and
y o u th fu ln e s s .
I t w ill h rli. ( I • |U f j
auythlug that would cause him pain, up her girlhood! ¿JInve I guessed the
- t K a p la n a tlo n .
had ever seen a ship before. She was
enter a protest the Rev. Dr. Olltext,
A lrlle, connecting w llh 8 . P. Co’a
La
■7»b.. , «Mb ««—
to those w h o la c k I t : It w ill r e t a in
uml she trusted to her own Ingenuity reason F ’
fly k e r—I wonder why Columbus im ­
a^b» M to M« I
given a spare stateroom and fell asleep
train» a t Dallaa and Independence.
also, aa If playing a part In the comedy,
I t fo r th u ae w h o a lr e a d y p o w e e ' t t;
to wlu him to her view. A fte r all, he
Not exactly,” she replied, w ith an
[ Plrtd-claas fare fr.»rn Portland to
I t w ill e n a b le you to au ••■e.*«iully
almost at once and did not open her
came forwurd and observed In his best agined the world was round.
was the dearest, kindest f< h e r In the expression that puzzled him. But pres­
Pyker—Because It didn’t give him a
Hacramei.lo and Han Fianclaow, $20;
eyes for sixteen hours.
Meanwhile
manner, "And 1 am thankful that 1 am
c o m b a t th e r a v a a e e o f w e s t hor a n d
world, and If he did w ant to keep the ently he was entering fully Into her
b erth ,$6. -e»-eond-cla«r la T ( $l6;ae»»ud
square deal, I euppose,- Chicago News.
tim e . D o n ’t d o u b t—d o n ’ t arsus. J u s t
her clothing had been Inspected for
here to perform the ceremony."
pet of bis old. old age w ith him after scheme.
| claea l« rth , $2.60
t r y R o b e r tln e .
Y o u r d r u z d a t w lb
marks or Initials. There were none.
And wo are thankful that we are
You see, I w ant to Invite a whole going to be bridesmaids," exclaimed a
B e U e a la l.
I FRfW
g iv e y o u a fre e « a m p le .
A ll d r u g ­
T lcltotato Eastern pointaand Europe,
W hile the garments were serviceable, his w ife had died and all his other chll
T h a t he w h o la u g h s la s t la u g h s beet «
g is t« ke e p Ito b e r tlb ) .
«lap. Japan, C h ins, H onolulu and
totoy
they belonged rather to a wealthy girl dren bad gone out Into the world he lot of people besides our relations and couple of Alm a’s friends.
W, I —r u Mb «W to Mr« b 1
W e 'r e o f te n to ld , b u t I 'm
was harilly to be blamed. She knew be my brothers and sisters and tlielr chll
Australia.
And I that I ’m going to be best
*. aadtoWM «a m « • —« l
than a poor one.
Q u it e s u re It 's b e s t to la u g h a n d Jest
[ c it y T IC K E T O F F IC E , Corner T h ird
I t was hoped that when the stranger had no tangible objection to the lover dren. I w ant to- Invite Jack and one man,” said one of Jack’s chums.
F i r s t , la s t a n d n il th e tim e .
>
Í w T m
’ o í tStjlaj o v ’
' — P h lla d e lp M a L e d g e r.
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and W ashin gton . Phone M ain 7 > i.
And we are all glad that we have
awoke her mind would be clear and of her choice, but she also knew when or tw o of my girl frieuds, besides some
he had mentioned a year as the tim e young men to meet them, and I w ant been Invited as guests on this great
Po
rtland
,
Or.
a. VMS XHISNAA.
that we should hear her story, but In
T h e P r is e H e C a g ta r e d .
that must ^Japae before the wedding to Invite D r. O lltext and hla w ife and— occasion,” sang all the others.
, W . STIN G ER ,
W m . rW M U R R A Y
that we were disappointed. She met
Ashmore- DU1 your bulldog get
could take place that only the exercise oh, a whole lot of people.”
W ell, well, I suppose I must bs
C ity T ic k e t A gent.
Oen-Paaa. A g t
ns with a smile and asked how she
of a woman’s w it would be able to e f­
"A ll right," said her father. " I guess thankful, too.” said the father, over- prixe a t the dog show ?
came aboard. She did not even recol
Ashley—Tea.
H
e
got
the
$1,000
prix«
fect any change. Bhe was still pux-
led being taken from the boat. I aald ellng her head over the m atter when I can stand IL "
poodle.—Woman's Home Compaction.
“Yes, and you’ll enjoy It, too,” said
ahe had lost her mind. Perhaps It
Jack Harding was announced and the little schemer, “and I have got
would be nearer the mark to ssy mem
Vy la the A ir.
greeted w ith the affectionate entbual
to make an aw’ful lot of fun.”
ary, though a t the same time It could n«m that befitted a fine young college plan
•‘ T o u r e a n a n g e l," h e so ld ;
“That's good,” be replied. “I always
T r ie d to k is s h e r. a n d m y ,
be aeen that the hardship« abe had athlete who was rapidly making his
hate to have an affair of that kind de­
S h e f le w m a d a n d e x c la im e d ,
passed through had more or lees a f­
D o th e y n t? I f t h e y 'r e n o t E X ­
“ W e l l —a n d y o u a r e to o f l y l ”
way In the business world.
generate Into a solemn function, and if
A C T L Y r ig h t , le t u s m a k e th e m eo.
fected her mind aa well. W e saw bow
— P h ila d e lp h ia B u lle tin .
“ But Just think." she exclaimed pet­ you can show us some w ay of livening
W
h e n w e f it y o u , w e f i t y o u A C .
It was sipno*t at once and did not tishly, “papa won’t think of our being It up you w ill prove yourself a public
C U R A T K L Y .j
Long
e x p e rie n c e ,
M a d e H im N e r v o a e .
crowd her. From the first ahe seemed married w ithin a y e a rf’
e v e ry a a c e k a a fy s c ie n tific a p p a r a tu s
benefnetor."
Ferdy—W hy did you stop calling on
to feel a t home, calling each of us by
a
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On Matters That Interest You
“T h a t’s a whole eternity?’ he ex­
Don’t worry. I w ill make It lively
a b lin g ue to c o r r e c tly use th e eam e.
the Malnchnucc girl?
a name ahe bad selected herself, and
claimed.
enough. M y plan la to state on each
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p
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s
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w
ith
Y ou r lo ca l pap er
a n ecessity
Algy—W hy. the whole fam ily seemed
ahe had not been with us five daya
e v e ry f a c i li t y —e v e n to t h e g r in d in g
“ Is It not. dear?” and she nestled her Invitation that 1» sent out that the per
too glad to ece me.—N ew York Life.
to you , fin an cially an d so cia lly .
before the captain eat down to draw head on his shoulder. ‘‘Besides, he son who aeceiKts w ill be expected to
o f sp e cial len ses—a r e a l l a t y o u r
d isposal h e re , a s e u rln g a s e rv ic e
her o u t There was nothing to draw.
B ut a N E W SPA PE R OP GEN­
state publicly before aitttug down to
n o t possible w it h o th e rs lee« f o r t u ­
O lf le r e a t T i e » .
In other words, ahe remembered noth­
E R A L 0 I R 0 U L A T I 0 N , con tain ­
n a t e ly eq u ip p ed .
A g a in —d o y ^ u r
(he Thanksgiving dinner Just w hat he
O u r h o m e In t h e s u b u rb s Is q u ie t;
3
T
r
a
in
»
t
o
T
h
e
E
o
a
t
D
o
ily
ing previous to waking up in the state­
a laesea F I T . o r n e a r ly fit?
N o p e d d le rs o r c h ild r e n oom s n ig h .
in g th e la te st n ew s o f th e w orld,
or she feels moat thankful for.”
room a fte r her long Bleep. She waa
W e c u n m a k e o u ra e lv e e h e a rd
M8 o r laughed the father. “I can
Through
P
u
llm
an
standard«
aud
is eq u a lly n ecessary to you . T he
W i t h a s o ft w h is p e re d w o rd —
told that ahe must have been on a
. tourist sleep!ng-cnnt d aily U» O m a h a , “ up to d a te m a n " w ill provid e
guess a whole lot of those causes for
E x c e p t w h e n th e t r a in « g o b y l
ship and that there must have been
Chicago,
Hpokane;
to
u
ih
t
sleeping-car
—P u ck.
b e i n g thankful right now.
As a good
MMLEATBU
JH. FORTUOT
cause for her leaving It. She had no
dally to K a n ea * C ity . Reclining chair- h im self w ith th ese tw o essen tial
ly number of the guestfl w ill expert to
I oars ( s e a t * f r e e ) lo I he Boat d a ily .
fea tu res o f progress.
T h e W o rd Of E x e a a e .
• recollection o f such a thing. She must
Inherit money from inc. you w ill find
“W h at does a diplomat mean when
have lo rn g o in g f r o m s o m e w h e r e to
In T H E T W I C E - A - W E E K
their
tbhukfulnesa
w
ill
take
the
tliut
PORT!.AND JiKPUT. by, .D»lly.
Ar. D a ily ,
bo spoaks o f ‘experience?’ ’’
aomewhere. She admitted It, but yould
S P O K E S M A N - R E V IE W ,
S p o­
form of compliments for tlielr host,
“Usually It means th a t his diplomacy
not ns ms the points. I f she had a fa­
C 1 IIC A O O W ’ R T L A F P
kane, W ash., w ill be fou n d th e
They w ill claim to he thankful that
has failed."—New York Times. .
I f R C l A l . for the K a .t
ther and mother, sisters and brothers.
my health Is so good, even though that
v e r y la test n ew s o f th e w orld , its
ft e e p it.
•■l« Hunpnifto«.
U SO A.»«.
■he did not know.
1 I.» p m.
tociw them uway from their Icgaclr
pa.Kc» UI kk ». ("••P’) L1& p in.
m atter in clu d in g in form ation on
W e were a rough lot of men. but
tnd all kinds of nonsense like th a t"
8 P O K .A h g r i. Y i iK .
O lS p .o i.
A IJ0
p olitics, com m erce, agricu ltu re,
th a t girl had the pity and sympathy of
f| t((
n > »top-
“ No doubt, no doubt," said Alma,
Pit»iH-s DigX»
10 12p rr. . 3C7 « in .
m in in g, literatu re, as w e ll as th e
every man aboard. The many tricks
"but 1 am a w fu lly glad that you are
A Q A IV 8 T T H K
For F attcrn W anlilngton, Wnlla W all«, L en i«
« e resorted to to call her memory
lo ca l h ap p en in gs in th e sta tes o f
going to enter Into the spirit of the
’on, C< «m d’ AlSn« « s ì O rr» l Xortliarn patata.
back would make a lK»k. The sailors
M ontana, O regon, Id ah o, W ash ­
Ladies' Home Journal.
occasion."
V
liA
N
'Iia
KXPltr«,
before the mast were allowed to make
“ I suppose I w ill have to tell what
in g to n an d th e p rovin ce o f B ritish
for thè K^»t ri» U u nt-
Sending treth after a He. I t la an old
7 1ft a.m .
8.1ft p ni
suggestions, and every day some new
ingii>n. -
I am thankful for?”
Colum bia. In ad d ition , its cob
fine
no »Io».
maxim that "a lie w ill travel aevoa
scheme waa suggested. She knew the
“Oh. you luuy, If you like,” said
. 8.0» a.m.
12 09 pin
‘
Pe-»i«
Big»»
um ns for w om en, its popular
leagues while truth Is getting Its boots
uses of the comb, brush and glass, and
Alma, "but as you are to be the host
on," and no doubt hundreds of thousand»
m>ari.Asv biggs
scien oe articles, its sh ort an d con­
ahe could sew.
H e r table manners
that w ill not be absolutely necessary.
LO C A L , <nr ell lor.il
of good people read the unwarranted and
tin u ed stories, its “ A n sw ers to
*»-i-vrcii HivK'
showed that she had been well reared.
But now, papa, dear. I ’m going to be
malicious attack upon Dr. R. V . Pierce
I. I 0 n ..
H 1A a.m.
and I'm jlnnd.
ov oouaaa, o r oounax,’’ «un» h x b va - and his " Favorite Prescription " published
C orresp on d en ts“
and
“ P u zzle
8he would taka a book and read for
nw lully Imxy getting things ready, and
12 lA po
I.
A
m
»
r>
¡U
1R«|;»
Uncle S.l m tines the U lflO K GAS
thrr .
hours, but It was a disputed polut
In the May (IIMM> number of the Ladies’
I am going to ueod a new dresa and a
P ro b lem s’’ com bine to form a
g n e iH R for hl» field oatfit« in the
whelmed
by
the
trick
that
bod
been
Home Journal, with Its great black dls-
I C e lu K iiila u n d W il ln o n !« • n i v e r .
w ith us how much she understood. We
Artillery and wtreleaa telegraph
whole lot of other things.”
hom e n ew sp ap er th a t at 91-00 per
" I suppose you
ay headings, who never saw the hum-
eerrlce Thia rough treatm ent Is
mentioned the name of almost every
True to her word, Alma did w ant a arranged for him.
a tru» practical teat of efficiency and dura-
For Aetoria end w ay polule, «on- y ea r can n ow h ere be ex eelled .
e,
groveling
retraction,
with
Its
Incon­
have
your
bridal
drew
upstairs.
I
an
town In Germany, but all si-eoied
lot of things. She made many trips to
*
ITS A D V M T I fllN O V A L l’It.
°
Dccllng w ith HlHanier u»r Ilw aco and
spicuous Heading, published two months . biUty. The UR10V GAB BKGIRR it coa-
tlclpated there waa aemflthlng up w ith
string* to, her. Then we tried Boutli
the city, both alone and w ith her ala-
«tructed la tuck a auperlor manner sad of
N orth li-ach . Hh amor ffaehulo, A«lt
later. I t w w boldly charged In the sland­
Parhapa y o a k av« so m eth in g to M il— a
all those milliners and dressmakers In
meh
fine
material
th
at
it
atarta
easy,
work»
▲fries, and our aernaotac»« made Iter
I d ri et fh»-k. le a ve s H IK) p rn. dully, farm , a taam . farm m achlnary. T oo m a y
erous and libelous article that Dr. Pierce’s
ters and her girl friends. Everybody the house. Bun along now and get It
aaay and mna eaay aader ordinary, every-,
«tab to b oy aom athtag. Th« b « t poaalbl«
laugh merrily. NoHdag was surer than
Favorite Prescription, for tho cure of
exevpt Hundky. Halurduy 10 « • p. m
« a y ta oom m on toaia w ith paopla w ho wiak
about the place was kept busy, and on, and this year wo w ill add a bride's
day, rough farm ueage. Before yon Inveet a
w o m a n 's w<wkn<»»ses and ailments, con­
to tray or Mil la by lnaartlng a am all a d -
Arrlv»» 6 0 0 |. m dull» vxi-r, t.-u>ul»y
that her father and mother were Ger-
cent In a cat enclae w rite for onr free catalog
there were a constant coming and going cake to tha Thanksgiving dinner and
▼artlaamaat la Tha SpokM m aa-R avlaw .
tained
alcohol
and
other
harmful
Ingredi­
—»««■ but wbon a German sailor
of milliners, dressmakers nnd dealers w ill make It the most wonderful occa
Varmora, «M ckman, lam barm an and m ln-
For Dayton, Ong»»n CKy and Y»m-
ents. Dr. Pierce promptly brought suit
Union Gas Engine Co.
arn ta k a t h o J f w iC B - A - W B B K .
a hoard sought to converse w ith her In
lu the mystery of women’s attire. Ca­ slon ever known."
| h ill Riv»-r pohtlM. A»h »H«« t dock
against the publishers of the Ladies'
63-66 First S t., Portland, Oregon
I f yoo w B h to raaoh bualnaM man and
th a t language ahe simply stared at
terers Hud florists were also called Into
Leave» 7 00 a in d aily except ¡Sunday. nowoomara, om tho D A IL Y or B U N D A T
Home Journal, for «800,000,«) damages.
“The brlde’e cake In ready, too," aald
P . P. Kendall. Sales Agent
him. W herever our charts showed
A rrive* 5.80 p ni dalljr except Hund«y
SPO K BflllAN -R BVIH rW
Dr. Pierce alleged th a t M r. Bok, the
*1 *L L W A 0K B T T T 'T w r’l.ti KO T W A IT ▲ requisition until one day shortly be-
Alma.
that the Germans had a colony In the
T U B T W IC B -A -W B B K B A T B S A M «
*o e the feast A lm a’s father pinched
iE A r t .”
“ I don’t doubt It,” he retorted, “and editor, maliciously published the article
F or Lew iston, Idaho, nnd way ladnl»
Ton eaata par lino aaah taaortlow. Cannt
Pacific we mentioned the name, but It wants to take me to Europe, where 1
; t .ir u:id remarked:
I don’t suppose It w ill take much of o containing auch false and defamatory
from Ktpnrla, Wneli. l^ a v c Klrwrii> ■1« w ard« ta a lino.
tg the Intent of Injuring hl»
Bveryons should «ubocribs for I 5.40 a. n i., nr upon arrival Ira k i No 4
did no good.
You must remember, dear, that 1 hunt to find plenty of rice and old
could not see you for months and
TWB D A IL Y A N D SU N D A Y R A T I FO B
Jurthermore, that no alcohol, o f
The girl epoke to us only In broken
am only a poor m illionaire.’’
hla horns papar. In order to got all
OO NaBO UTIV B JNSCR.T1ONA.
d ally except Helurday. A rrive R l | ' U
shoes around, because you are not one other
m o n t h s ."
¡urious.
or
habit-forming,
drug!
G erman and was a child In her ways.
14
p.
m
.
d
ally
except
Friday.
"Oh,
don’t
worry,”
she
replied;
“you
to miss any of the details."
“H s won’t listen to reason T’
tho local new«, but to hoop in touch
Were, contained In his "F a -
are.
oi
Bhe regained her health and spirits a ft­
H aving thus yielded gracefully, hs
Iptlon"; that said medicine
"Oh. yes, he’ll listen to It, but he w ill not be sorry for letting me have
vorlle
is
with th« world’s daily evento
F o r f u l l l n l o r m a d o n c a ll o n o r ad d re ae
er a few days and then wandered won’t allow himself to be csnvlncsd."
my own way Io thia."
i native medicinal roots and
entered Into the spirit of the occasion Is ma
should
abo
road
about the decks-asking the name and
“O
f
course
not,
and
I
Intend
to
have
no
harmful
Ingredients
what-
W m . M cM U R R A Y
e e« «
"Then why cau’t we elope?" be s u r­
w ith the rest.
thst M r. Bok’t malicious state-
u m of e v«yth ln g she saw. Bhe would
loeds of fun. And I think that when
evei
¡ j s - ' r " e eea •<>•
Oen'l Passenger Agent,
And Alma la still glad that she war
feited.
wholly
and
absolutely
false.
were
exclaim In her native language and
P o rtla n d , O regon"
"H ow «-an you say such a thing?” she It conic« to telling w hat I have to be married on Thanksgiving day. for ahr
TWB SUN D AY A LO N B
atng songs la German, but ahe would cried. " I t would break his heart to thankful for I can w ith Justice say to constantly able to be thankful be­
TTri; i r n y m 'j r . t i i rm .1
eont« par lino aaah Insertion. Count
W
.
R
.
C
R
O
C A N , A G E N T . ala Tan word«
not «peek i t
«be called the captain have r-« <*«» th a t"
that I am thankful to lie able to foot cause she has tho best husband In the
to a lino.
-Tj j : « 1
i.n iT F i
fir m a
M oro, O regon
father and me Cart and was content
A D D R B SS
world.
* __________
" O h , n o , I would not.
Lota of eoo- the b ille r
The boding ovoning newspaper of
not to even ask our destination. By |4re have eloped and have been for­
A t this thrust Alm a danced away to
T U B SPO K B SM A N -B B V IB W .
.I iT0 M J 1 ■ Vf') « 1 »TW11
1 I I
Cfl'-PUl
the
Pacific
OooBt,
which
has
com-
and by we aaw that It was useless and given afterw ard."
T h e F o a rtk .
look after the details of the great
W r it e y e a r adv. p lain ly, analoaing am oa
plste Aaoociatod Praia reporta and
"Benny," said M r. Bloonumper, “It
gave up trying.
Bhe had her own
"Tea, yes, 1 know, but I would not Thanksgiving dinner. At last the wish­
was r r s a U r In ju re d b v
fet atam pa a r m onay order f c -
« lib e lo u s a r tic le w ith
stateroom, was always ready at meal­ do tbat to papa. Besides, I w ant to ed for day came round and w ith It a George Washington la the first In tha
■pedal leoaod -wire oervice, with
«M artian s Seatrad. and « U ta w hether yoa
e«, w h ile hu n d red s o f
«riaO aOv. tomarte« I b Daily«
time, and one not knowing of her a f­
host of laughing guests.
They all hearts o f bla country, who comes aee-
w ic k e d ly d e fa m a to ry
corroopondanto In Important now»
Tnte tble N o i I N o rth bn ri e«taaa.WMfc.
-----
re-
1 h u m b le g
m v s sling
fi
fliction would not have suspected It Is* married lu my own home, w ith all claimed much to be thankful For, but j u d r
May 20, 191 Hi
eentart
and
in
all
tho
dtlss
and
i and m ad» a»
l>»k*e ngei
• I don’t know about th a t,* replied
from anything In her actions. I t waa tny friends about. Just aa my slaters their boat atoppc<L their enthusiastic
principal town« of tha Northwest.
Benny, “bnt Independence day la tfce
only when she began to talk that you Were."
revelations.
.
S T A T IO N S
dui ly
6 0 YE A R S*
saw bar m i w a a a blank. Bhe waa
"Then It’s a case of waiting for a
“You moat wait," he Instated. “I am fourth."
Portland and «uhurho aro covered
E X P g R IK N C S
11.60
a rv r
going to put you all through a civil
Biggs........
treated aa respectfully aa If ahe had year," said Jack gloomily.
hy a bright staff of reportera, and
. . .O llm o n a ;,.. I I . 1»
been the captain'« own daughter, and
"Now, don't sulk," said Alma, “and service examination, and tboae who
editorial, dramatic, society and
D y k e -A s the boat left the doek I
........Hink»........ 11.10
It waa a hard taak parting with her at I II wager that we’ll not w a it a year cannot give a sufficient reason for be
. . . W a a e o .... 11.<H>
special writers. Saturday’« edi
Bydney. Bba waa taken to the German and that I w ill not ask him to make Ing thankful w ill uot be allowed to waved my handkerchief, nod then «
. . K ln n d y k e .-. 1 0 .4 5
F oroiF
partake of the dinner even If I have most eurioua thing happened
tlon constate of 26 to 28 pages, and
*
consul there, and he at once bestirred tbs time shorter."
. , . S u m m it ; . . 1 0 .4 0
lo turn them out of the house w ith my - W h a t waa It? Dyke —The
“H ow w ill you manage It?"
himself to gather particulars. I «in
has oolorrl comic pagea, aa well aa
Hay Canon Jcl 1 0 .2 4
waved back.
own bands,"’
•W a lt and see,” alts aald gayly.
telling of what took place over twenty
..M c D a tiu M » .. 1 0 .2 2
a department for children, colored
Dtreiarea
At midday a laughing, Joyous group
“Really," aald Jack. " If you are so
D r M o m .. 10 0 5
y e a n ago, and yet 1 have a letter from
C o p y rig h t * A c .
fashion
page,
an
lntereotlug
aerial
0 65
■tele a
Car.
. i..M o r o .
Australia tying before me as I wrtte confident that you can bamboosle your waa assembled In the parlor reedy to
I a «kMnh end deearlj •tn'wiiey
.E ta k ln v llk , 0.37
story and ether attractive feature»
T h e police o i East LlverXkx»!. O., are
th a t aays the myatary surrounding tha father In this way 1 am not ours that ba quEaed, but all objected to being
iynnta*.
G r**» Vnlloy. 0 . .1&
leoklng for a stranger who stole a
In addition to all tho nown of tfcn
girl, who la now a middle aged wom­ I should not be afraid to marry so ctov- oalled first, evidently by prearrange
Iks
Best
h
Current
Lltsralsra
,o. RiHirhon .. S. .65
street
car,
ran
It
four
miles
and
col­
w
t
f
r
You
w
ill
tw
ist
me
around
m
e
n
t
.
an, has never been cleared up. She
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’ ff. W
day-
(p r rM netto«, without eheige. lu tna
12 C o te e tc re N ó v e te V karuv
bee never upcovered her mind and w ill your thumb and do w hat you Hke w ith - “B ut aome eno must lie first," «old lected fare from all passenger« and
. . W ilcox . . . 8 30
Subscription
Ratea:
One
month,
the
host,
who
wss
acting
an
master
of
then
decninped
Conductor
I>eltx
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’
M A N Y W N O R T 8 T O B IC 3 A N O
aoartlinaa to be an inmate of a home to me.”
. S h a n ik o .. . 8 0 0 a m
F A F C 4d è O N T lfd C L Y T O P IC S
“ W sIL w hat else do you expect?" ceremonloe. “Come, Alma; It waa yon at a pump getting a drink when the
60 oonta; three moatha, 91.86; six
the day of her death
laqulrtee have
A hendtom ely »Hurtmted wnktjr. .L e n Mt eir
iletlnn of any antmont« lournel. Term», 83 a
months, 98.60; twelve months. 96. F o r re te a a n d I m o r m a ilo n « p p lv
f u t lU A A . 2 0 CT«. A coev
bee« pushed everywhere and In every she flashed bark at him. "But If you who origins ted this achenA, so M t a thief stepped aboard and gave the
fnwr mnnthe.
montila. SL
jeer ; fovr
IL Bold
Bol by «¡I
starting
signal
The
fellow
managed
r ; q V - Q N T ÍÍIU E D C t O R I F S
w
,
M
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a
ro
ftg
a
X
k
,
A
g
i
n
t
dlrertlon. hut without aucceaa.
Old w ill obey my orders when the time good example to the others."
fiampb copies maflod free.
Alma stood up demurely and replied the business so well that the motor-
M
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r«
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O
r
t f f .ii has aecreta that cannot be wreet- comes 1 feel sure I w ill find a way to
. v . - . v n u t o f l e d ' f -.M .u f i r .n .T e c L r
amid a breathleas allene«, “I am thank
wlu papa’s consent"
naan, curtained In on accouit of
*& frw n her, and this la one of them.
M l to fia j bacaNtoa X bare a father wha
W ith Wficb bajpy badtasfe they
F o e ta l C a r d , a n d p a y fo r It w h e n y o u c a n .
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