4
HI H e «lth lo M oro Cxponotvo
mehl more »he realized that ábe waa
"^ferry Christmas. Mias Callsta! Bo
Standing on a seat In the tonneau and
Then any cure. The country U now fill­
you are playing Banta Clans thia morn
that her bead was above water. Rhe
ed If ith people who migrate serosa the con­
Ing! I am glad of that, because some
glanced about, in frout of her were
tinent in ell directions »¿eking that which
of my old people are feeling very blue
Wlnthrope and Mlaa Peabody.
The
MOW,, OKBOON :
gold cannot buy. Nine-10th» of them are
today.*
latter still had her a rm * about W in
»uffering from throat and lung (rouble or
He relieved her o f the baskets slid
F R I D A Y .................... D ec . 2 4 . 1909 How a Girl Was Changed From
thrope’» neck, aud Mlaa Forbes ess
chronic catarrh reaplting from neglected
led the way Into the cheery warmth
that abe bad fainted.
Selfishness to Charity.
By J A M B * A. EDCBATOW.
cold», and »pending fortune» vainly trying
of his comfortable ofllce, where Calls­
Wlnthrope caught sight of th * girt,
PwreenaM T a lk W ith V o a .
ta sat down before (be glowing stove The Event That Brought a Love and ahe was sure that a flash o f Joy I C o p y r t a h t . iSU», by American Press Aaae- to regain lost health. Could every sufferer
oiationj
I f you do not read T h e 0*>»Brver
and thawed out her frosty fingers.
■wept across hla face. "B u t o f course
H B usual conception of Banta but undo the pa»t end cure that first neg
v *• By CLARISSA M AC K IE.
Affair to Its Climax.
When she spoke her eyre were fasten­
JThy Not?
r
he’d be glad anybody wasn’t drowned.’
Claus la that o f a rather inno­ lected cold, ell this sorrow, pain, anxiety
VI a should lik e to have you U k * IC e p y rta h t. 1 M , by A m erican
ed oo the red coals, and tbs words
ahe told herself.
cent, unsophisticated, though and expense could have been avoided.
n. «ad w * fn o w It w o uld be p ro fitab le io
"Can you w ait uutU I take Mias Pae
For tw elve long years Callata Thorp eame hesitatingly.
By F R A N K H. W IL L IA M S .
benevolent old geutlemgu who Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Is famous
eatt to becom e a subscriber. W e send !•
“ I ’ve kept Christmas
alone—fo r
{C o p y rig h t. ISOS, by Associated L ite r a ry body to the shore?" W lnthrope c rie ^
visits ail the bouses tn Christendom lor its cure» of cold», end can always be
(w o year« for $ 2 50; o n e y e a r $1 > f l; 1 2 K ct* had fought against that grim Cate
twelve
years.
Somehow
I
didn’t
care
Mlaa
Forbea
nodded.
Rhe
watched
PnpsJ t v)(
a m onth U t ’ l m u c h . T r y It. O d e r l^r which had removed her loved opes»
the night of Dec. 24 and leaves pres­ depended upon. U m it and the more »eri 3 IT rain» to Tho Eaat Bally
about seeing anybody. I Just wanted
Maude Forbes, maid to Mlaa Aqn him strike oot w ith strong, sturdy ents fo r all good children and even re­
within the apace of a short twelve
P o « a l C ard, and pay fo» It w h e n you can.
ou» diseases may be avoided. For »ale at
to try to bring back things as they
Peabody, felt her heart th rill as abe strokes, aud her heart thrilled at the members some who are not so good.
A t snv tim e when yequeete.-l Io d o month and left her hopeissa aud dry
T hrough P u llm an standards aod
used to be—before”—
aigbL
W ell might Mine Peabody or Bat this idea falls to do the busy old Moro Pharpiacy.
tourist, sleep!ng-eary d a ily tn O m aha,
glanced
a
t
the
bulky
figure
o
f
the
big
»-», the paper w ill be discontinued. Rut we eyed in the midst of an empty hot|«e.
Dr. Keyes wiped his glasses and re­
nuy one else be proud o f such a man. saint fu ll Justice. As • m atter o f fact,
------------------------- --------— — ! ------- J!--------------- ■
Chicago, Mpohane; tourist aleeping-oar
e ip e c t that a ll a rre a rt w ill be paid before even now echoing with happy voices
placed (hern oo bla floe noae. Had be chauffeur beside her.
n a short time W lnthrope had reached be baa to be quite up to date to attend U K F E U E K R 8 4 L 8 O F B E A L P R O P B B T Y d aily to Kauaaa C ity . Beelining c h a ir
wuch request la m ade. It laeaav to a»k ua ■tilled forever.
John
W
lnthrope
was
a
w
ell
built
oot
stood
aide
by
side
w
ith
little
Ca­
r a ataten- ent, w h ic h w ill be c h e e rfu lly
oars (aaata free) to the East d aily .
the shore and deposited the attll form bis numerous customers.
She was a fra il little woman, with
He Is so
R itiee 1» hereby g tv *n tb s t ttoe o n d e re te *
rn d e red at any tim e .
a bruised heart which she hid behind llsta Thorp aud fought bopeleasly the man. T a ll and handsome, w ith the of Mlaa Peabody on the ground. Then much a man o f affairs that it la neces­
ed wsre ih » tb» 17tb d*y «d Novsmber, 180®,
battle of life and d e a th -a n d lost! muscles o f au athlete, he waa enough lie plunged Into the water.
'a cold exterior, defiant blue eyes atm
sary for him to adopt modern meth­ duly aed regolarly appotnted by Hot». K H. FORTL.AND D kF O T. Lv. D«|Iy.
Ar. O a llf.
•You aren’t frightened, are you?” ods.
a bitter tongue. A ll the eoftneaa af And bad not Callata turned on him to make the heart o f an impression­
Nowadays It is essential for Ballar, Jadge of thè Ciroolt Court In aud for
H U 'A O O ro K T L A N D ’
able girl palpitate abnormally.
And Wlnthrope asked as be neared Mlaa every large business to be carried out (iberiuMi ooonty, stai» o t O renon. sa H »t- G
her youth had congealed.
»he was like a- little wild anim al and con
MFKCIAI. f<v U m ka»i
demned him because be had failed»
er««« in tha " u ii w bere In E K.Kaaeburg and
».»0
• a»
♦»ntranged from happiness.
when a pretty girt lttu? Miss Forbes Forbes.
through an arm y o f assistants and A d K«»*bu»a ware l'UInlifls.and J.M.K«ae- »I*. H u n lio g iu n .
She bad avoided speaking to him
Fatte» MI kk », (»tes») D.U
A * g. Nk
Tw elve times since that aw ful year
•Not at all.”
was really In love w ith him then bis
deputies,
and
who,
pray,
baa
a
larger
burg,
Marv
Kaaeburg.
W.
U.
Oopeland,
Ao-
ard, aud thia was the first time
Miss Forbes noticed th a t th * mau’s huaineaa than Ranta Claua? When be MaataOo jelHtid, H . J . K ascbarg, Anni« Kasa
bad Callata hung the stockings before afterw
SPO K A Nk P LY K B .
7 oo p.m.
• ao a ■.
they hud met. and she waa talking to L proxim ity was anfflcleut to bring
*• "M r
face waa thin aud draw n. Hla bands first started In the Christinas line it tiara, L in i« Bermeli. W.(J. Brmratt.Herb« r-
the fireplace In the sitting ro o m -
Fsatca Blggt
IL O p.m
S.4A t.m .
blushes of d e lig h t
W lnthrope’s one
him
uow
as
If
aha
bad
forgotten
that
Boot,
Amali*
Koot,
Franki*
Kaa^borg
and
trembled aa be caught her from the might have been possible for him to
mother's warm wooleo hose. father's
or Matirrn
For
K a t l r r n Wi
Wtskington, Wails Walla, L»wU-
Lraate Kaa<K>ara. wera Drfeudante, to aell
great fa u lt tn MI m Forbes’ eyes waa
be
had
lost
tbs
grim
battle
for
her
large sock. Bobby’s two stockings
seat. . . .
make a personal visit to a ll the homes thè followlna d«aerih*d reai properiy. to­ loo, C. «ur d’ Alsn# t u J U r e a l Northern pure«»
his Innate baabfulness.
r
,
(gaping expectantly», little Ann's white loved ones
When they bad reached the shore where hl* gifts were expected, but ni », All ot Beoiion Iweuiy-two ( « ) tu town A T L A N T IC KXFklgg
- “before my folks died.” went ou
“Do you know.” she whispered « m - Miss Forbes' eyee fell apon her mis­
ahtp ons (1) north of rinite sixieen (16) eaat for the A tti vU Bust-
ones and. last of all. her own limp
Callata steadily. "But It can’t be done'. fldently In hla ear. " I believe th a t you tress. Miss Forbee watched her face now all that is changed. Ro he drafts o f ibe willam atia lueiidian In Hberman I lagtoe.
7.4» pw
• O t .«
By P R A N K H . S W E P T .
the expressman, the messenger boy, oountv, state of Oregon.
o»> »log.
. ,
,
Tbs
minister
talked
to
roe
about
It,
(C opyright.
•»? A m erican Freaa Asso­ black one.
. ■*«
And
tw
elve
times
had
Callata
filled
I
I
.
»
p
o
t.
brighten
as
her
eyes
fell
upon
W
in
AM
«.ai.
are
tn
love
w
ith
Mies
Peabody.”
Fow
l'uaaaroaa.
lo
purauanoa
of
saidlp-
**»••«•
Bigg»
ciation.]
4
n
tm
»
u
t
aud
Order
of
e«ld
Quart,
the
an­
them w ith shining e.vea aud swelling and 1 got to thinking last olgbt may­
no
i___
___,
thrope.
8be
extended
her
hands
to­
W lnthrope’s face turned red under
FO
R
T
LA
N
D
-B
lG
O
e
GOOD old fashioned Chrix’max heart. Tbeu when Christ mas morning be the heat way to live over happy
dersiuued,as suoli R eferee», w ill ou the lA ih ! LU C A L , for »II forti
.
her twluklTng gaxe; b u t although Mlaa ward him.
re. . tvio,
at t e pabilo
aaettou
day o f J a n u a ry
1910. sell a
at ‘
point» tw lw ,C ,l| b is s »
with the logs upon the dawned and she awoke to the bitter rfm.-s la to give them to somebody
”M.v hero!" «he, rourptnred aoftly.
M<>
at ibe Quart Hoase «loor la
io Moro,
Oregon
and Portland.
a oo ».m.
Forbes
waa
apparently
greatly
delight­
tbat never had any, so I ’ve
said
date
a
t
th«
boar
rtf
tw
o
o’olook
p
ni.
on
Arriva» et Biga»
13.0» t.m Lv.
Resolutely Kits* Forbes turned her
ueaa that awaited her in the silent
brought all (he presents I've given ed at the result of her words, she was
to
tb«
b
ig
b
M
*
b
id
d
e
r
fo
r
on«ti
*«,
h
a
u
d
.-th
*
bouse
aud
In
the
sight
of
the
row
of
eyes awuy. although her heart waa
k health,
following dtaerilwd property to-wil All of ( I t l a n a k l » a a tg W i l l « atte i t e » B le«r.
mother and father aud the children secretly dismayed.
Waa it possible
thumping painfully. Rhe eaught sight
eaoiion tw e a ty -tw o (¡M) in tow nabip oue ( l )
The table filled with feasters an’ the bulging stockings hanging Before the ever since—then—aud I w ant the folks
smoldering fire she would fly down to
of Wlnthrppe staggering toward her
north of raifire Sixteen (16)
ot tb« H II-
For A«torla aud w av puluts, Oon-
room a-roar with mirth,
here
to
have
them.”
lauietU» tuendinn in Ht» rmen eoaniy, »lat«
the silting room aud tear them from
Hla fo o t, ahe asw. waa oddly twisted,
beotlug w ith »learner for ilw a o o aud
Tw
o
tears
rolled
dowb
her
cheeka
of
Oregon.
W.
M.
HAMKwrr,
W ith the stockin'» crammed to bust­ the shelf aud empty each one of Its
and be seemed to be wholly unmanned
N
o
rth Beach. Hteauier Haeealo, Ash
H R. MeÍ >»«■!..
from Callata’« overcharged heart, and
in’ an’ the medders piled with burden.
W holly disregarding Mlaa Peabody
street dock. Leaves b.OO p m . d aily ,
.„
, -■(
_.x_
I. D. Pwa,
oibera
followed
and
fell
Into
the
glass
Referree except Munday. Haturday 10 00 p. tu.
The bureau drawers in the slant
he fell on hla knees beelde Mlaa Forbes
snow—
of grape Juice wUlcb Dr. Reyes held
D ate o f firs t p o b lle a ilo e , D reerober 17. Il*» Arrives 0 00 p. ui. d ally except » u u d a v .
and caught hgr hand In both of hla.
A good old fashioned Chris’mas like roofed bedrooms were filled with the at her llp*. and perhaps It waa that or
D a te o f last p u b lic « tlo n , J a u a a ry l i l b . 1910 | —
-------
----------- ...
little treasures Callata bad bought for
“M y dear, my dear!” he murmured.
For Dayton, Oregon C ity aud Yam
the large warm hand which rested da
we had so long ago!
Mlaa
Forbea
enught
her
breath
quick
her loved ouea.
R E F K B E E R H A L E O F R E A L P R O P E R T Y I»*»» K lv e r points 'Ash atreet dock
Again It was Christmas eve. and her shoulder that revived the little
Now that's the thing I ’d like to see
ty. Rhe looked w ildly at her mlatreaa
. Leaves 7.00 a. m d ally except M unday.
woman
to
renewed
atrength.
Callata bad come home from shopping.
and saw the latter, w ith a hurt look
Notice 1» bereby given that tb« nndersign- Arrive« A.flO p in. d aily «xuepl rie n d u t.
ag’in afore I die.
"Yon need never be without a fam i­
«d
were
on
the
i
f
t
l
i
dav
of
Novetnher,
-- -------- * ---------- .
In her eyes, turn away. Then slowly
But Chris’mas in the city here— it’s Her arms were full of parcels, aud the ly. Mlaa Callata,” said the doctor at
d u ly and regutNrly appointed by H o n . B . ft
F o r L e w b t o n , Idah o, aod w ay points
snowflakes powdered the dark hair
the mnld bent over and kissed W in
laal In a husky voice. "1 have a faifll-
Butler. Judge ot ibe (¡iro u i i court lu andI fo r I from itip a rla , Wash. Leave Kt par nt
different, oh, my!
that framed her small pale face—
thrope.
H u r rm ta Q o outv. H tate of O r j^ o e . » • R - '
w B. m ., or upon a rriv a l tra in No 4,
With the erowded hnstle-bnstle of (Miler than usual, for ibe young mlnls- ly here—forty people—old «no young,
ereee in the amt wbcrmi J R KaM-burg wee . .,
_
, , H a io r r t a « A r t Iv a
th,< P lK io tiff aud w R . Qop**l»nd. Auvueta '*»Hy
MalU .
.A r ,,v e K lp erla
ler hsd met her at the corner and and little children. They need help
the slushy, noisy street
Ccprlnn«', li J. KH'-rbuig. Annie Keaebarg, * p^m. d ally except F rid a y .
DAMES
AND
DAUGHTERS.
and
encouragement
and
comfort.
Borne
walked
borne
w
ith
her.
An’ the soowl upon the faces of the
Liazte Hi,11tint. W.O.Brnnett.Frank»* Kaee-
At the gale he had tim idly relieved may have another chance In the world
burg «nd L lax le Kaeeborg (m in o r betre ot
strangers that you meet.
Mlaa Nellie Ile rto n of Fort W ortlj
F o r full !n lo rn i« lto ii cal on or m|dt«-»-
W H K aavburg, d*o*««o«l >, E. E K ate b u rg .
himself of a burden that troubled him. If they receive a word of womanly
haa been elected treasurer aud secre­
E v e ly n K ae rb u ra . A. Q K aarbnrg. H e rb e rt [
He had remonstrated with Callsta sympathy In season. W ill you be my
BANTA DMAVT8 THB gXFKKHHlIAN
tary
of
the
Furthers’
union
of
Texas
Root and A m e lia R« ot were Ib e D efe n d an t«,
mcmurray
right band her»?”
Oh, there’s huyin’, plenty of it, of a Thorp because o f her selfishness.
Rhe haa Juat passed her tw enty-fifth the postofan. the delivery man and a to aell ib e fo llo w in g desert bed real propertv
" I ’d like to,” sobbed Callat» thank­
Her cheeka burned as she remember­
to w it: the Pouth o n *-l> alf o t Hection(V)utn«‘
whole lot o f otdfer folks into hla serv
lot of gorgeous toys.
blrthduy.
li« ll'l P»»a*liger A g*<- -
in l o ^ u th ip o..e (1 ) N o rth of itnnue etxteeo
An’ it takes a mint of money to ed how hte spectacles hnd reflected fully.
Mrs. George W . Childs has sold her ice.
( ! « ) * » - ! of the W U Im e etta M e rid ia n iu Bher
PortlMiul, Oreg
Together they distributed tbs con
For
example,
he
appoints
aa
depu
■uau »’o a u t j, H tete of O regon.
please modern girls an’ boys.
home in Pasadena and w ill return to
lenta of the two baskets, and Callata
ties at least h alf a million extra ex
* Now 'I H a a a ro ’.a, In pnr«uanee e f a n d ap-1
Philadelphia a fte r a long absence to
Why, I mind the time a jackknife
found her tongua anylog soft pleas
pressmen dn the United Rtates alone. poinAnient and O rd e r o f «aid door», the # n -
pass her remaining days w ith relatives
e rtlg n rd , a» tu c h ft- fereea wiM ou the 1Mb
antrtee and h er cold face responding
an’ a toffy lump for me
O rdinarily tire express companies have d day
o f J a n u a ry , 1910. te ll a t im blte a urn ion.
and friends.
warmly to grateful smiles.
Made my little heart an’ stockin’
alxrat that number of employees, but a t the Q u art Hoaee door in M o rn ,O re , o n .a t I
Mrs. Danforth W lllla rd Blanchard during the tw o weeks before Christ­ the bonr of tw o o’clock p ro on «aid d « ie ,
Bba
saw
bar
mother’s
kindly
look
just chock full of Chris’mai glee.
one of the oldest woman suffragists In ina*. when Ranta calls on them to car lo the bigbeat b id d e r f» r oa«b tn baud, tb-
and her father’s approving nod In the
the world. Is ninety-nine years of age ry ao many of hla packages, they have fo llo w in g i)*»oril<e<l property to w it T b e
faces of many of these Indigent old
Hoetb o n e-b ylf o f H *e u o u Mine (» ) in towu-1
and lives w ith her niece, Mrs. J. B
people, and the delight of Bobby aud
to double their forces. To gain an idea «hip ouo ( I ) u o rth ot range aixteeu (16) ea«t -xxitli- t fi Tute Ibi» N o l2 N irrtn í.
Booth,
In
Detroit.
o f tbe Immensity of tbe burdens the l . j ma Willniuetu, aiurntian. lu b h «riu «n lound
little Ann w ar* repeated tenfold by
M ay 16 HMM
Mrs. Jennette Ryder, an American old gentleiuan'lmpoeee on them a few eoubty, »tate of Oregon
tfic orphaned poor children of the doc­
paeengi 5 «
W
U
B*urtTt,
d ully
woman who haa been doing humane figures are- necessary. T be Chriatnina
B1ATTO NM
tor’s household.
H. S. M o O - k s i .,
work in Cuba fo r the last ten years, package« delivered by tbe elpreae
"You have been an angel In disguise
I. D Pisa,
MJ88 FOBBUM SAW THAT HUB BAD VA INTKU.
.0 ....... Bigg« ..
Befereee. 1 00 pm
Is said to have done more to suppress companies In the city o f New York
to them thia Obrtstinae day,” said th *
1 18
8.4 . . .U ilfoiiria. , ,
Dale of firal publient!««» Deo. 17th. 1HOW
doctor aa he carried Gallate home In that he really was In love w ith Mias bull and cock fighting on the island ttioue amount to over tw o millions, in Date of last »e»bl»e*ti',n Jan. 14»b, IfoVO.
1.28
7 0 ......... K ittk e
For some tim e she bnd than any other one pertura.
bis sleigh that evening, for Callata had Peabody?
Chicago and Philadelphia trbont a mil­
h a . . . . Wasco '
40
TTTiìWìZÌ 1 1 68
Mias Iv y E? Woodward, M. D „ has lion and a half each. In Boston over a
U M M U S M —— In the to r v u it C o u rt
stayed to the dinner of pork tenderloin thought that hla attentions to her mle-
14.1 . . K lo b d yk e
ot
(
n
r
y
d
n
,
to
r
H
h
rrm
a
n
c
v
u
M
t*!
and apple aauce. with vegetables and tresa were more assiduous than waa been admitted to full membership lo million aud In other cities a propor­
IH 1 . . . H4JMOU , . y
2 06
19 2 H a y Gannii J ci
many dainties contributed by the good actually necessary, i t waa with a view the Uoyal College of Physicians of tionate number. When It la reflected
H a rry H Q ounor, P la in tiff,
2.20
IU U ..M c D »nani«
vw
London,
it Is tfce first time in Its that thia la an average of nearly one
overseer from hla own scanty pocket.
to flodlug out hla real state of feeling
la
38
H
elen
C
o
n
n
o
r,,
D
e
fe
n
d
a
n
t.
23 V . . . D s M iimn
Callata Thorp’s house was empty oo tbat she had mode the suggestion as history that this body has conferred package for every man. woman and
2
46
2 7 .0 ........ Moro .
the coveted M. II. C- P. upon a woman, child and ’that there are something I'o H « U u O o an «r, tb * Mbove-n«iit»d d « f*n
longer. Thera waa alw ays room for to hla love affair.
a oo
A» 4 . .E r e k in v ilb .
over
eighty
million»
of
men.
women
d
a
n
t,
although
some
women
have
been
li-
som e broken soul from the poorhouae
"O f course I ’m not!” declared W ln­
a.a»
.1« 8 . Grue» Valtey
in
it»«
nan*«
o f tfc» Hurt« of O r»gon.
ami
childreu
In
Uncle
Ruin’»
domain,
cenacd
to
practice
the
medical
profes­
-M im a one who drooped in the a t­ thrope savagely as he Jerked the steer­
48 8 . . . Bnurt*»«
Von are b«rebv rcq eired to appear "n d a 80
tbe
stupendous
pro|rortlona
of
thia
sion
mosphere which could never ba Inarp- ing wheel of the car.
4.08
62 6 ........ K e n t
»n«w«r tbw o o iu p im m 9>«>i NgMtuavyou iu
Christmas
buslneaa
can
be
realised.
abv««, «nulled ai U, on or bt for« the I n *» d»u 4 ____
87,8 . . . . W tlonx .
20
Mlsa>Fll^n Day I* *al<J to be the old­
arshie from the institution and who
“Ob. you don’t need to say t h a t ” re­
f th« tiro« preaeriiNKl in »he order nf pob-1 g (g> Mrv 70 0
Hbantko.
needed comfort and encouragement be­ plied Mlaa Forbee. ‘T i l not (ell any est organist in London. Rhe Is etghty- Oo account of the expense of eeudlng o II«
« ilo ll, M >-w il,on or Lttfure lit» l4 ib il» r of
packages
by
express
It
1»
estimated
fore taking up the harden of life and one about your affinity. You might nne mid has been before the public
Jaunary, 1010, aud if ton f»H <-• no Hp(i«Hr
ever since abe was eight, when she that few If any of these Christmas and »newer p la tu iilf w ill applv t>< »he o m r t Fo r rafe« «nd In lorm aitor» a p p ly H>
attaining Independence In tb * end.
confide In me. W e’re good friends
created so great a sensation by her bundles are worth I*»» than >2. while (or ihe re lie f dH om iot-d !o tie e o u ip la in t
• The following Christmas Callsta waa aren’t we?”
F. C R A B T R C C . A g e n t,
eome of them are valued at hundreds filed herein a g a in e l »on, tu-w it,f<»r « daoree
welcomed as an old friend by the In
"Yea. good friends.” W lnthrope an­ skill on the piano th a t she was called of dollars. It la thus seen that tbe diNOolvin« th» bond» ol iiih '. i i ii o n »■ lo w ex
M oro. O r /
to play for Queen Victoria. Mlaa Day
M tinu b^iwpeii itie pi ilo tiff nod » "u r.w lf ou
mates of the poorhouae.
swered shortly.
Christmas business handled -by the ex­ the gro u n d * o f d«ceriton, «nd fo r «u> h o ib rr
At her bidding each one had hang
Again Mlaa Forbea felt a »Inking nt knew Mendelssohn, I.laxt and Chopin press companies alone represents a and (u n ite r relie i .»■ to in « «ou> v nx-.v »' «ro
hla or bar stocking oo a Una stretched the heart. Bo (hey were nothing more and gave music lesaons to the children
eqaitnb l« and jo»!.
value of hundreds b f mllllous.
before the dormitory doors, and that than friends!
An’ there’» feaxtin’. Think o’ feedin’
of Bnlfe.
• l't 'i » m U iuoiouh 1« Mo'V'd upon »on bv pab-
This does not take Into account tbe ltoatlon th e reo f (or n period o f ntX tnoot-*»- I
evening
Callsta
and
Dr.
Keyes
bad
“O
f
course,”
she
went
on.
“it
doc»»
with these »tuck np city folk! •
great
number
of
bundle»
carried
by
Iva
week» in the Hlu rui-tu Ooaniy OlNforver,*
m u s t on o ie n t a s , Misa oauista 1”
filled them all.
seem rather presumptuous of you to
W! y, yon hare to apeak in whixperx,
Pen, Chisel and Brush.
the messenger boya. I d the four cities weeklv n «»p aper of gener«l o iro u l« iio n ,
Callata'a blue eyee were shining with aspire so high, but stranger things
the moonlight until they seemed like
above mentioned these amount to near publiehr.d in M ie u u n n couui» O regon. In
an’ yon dar’an’t crack a joke.
puninMboe to «n ¿(d or of the ito n W m Heu-
happiness as the doctor drove bar have happened. I ’ve often thought -
A monument to the French pointer |y a h alf million in number. The Jo­
n o fi*, Juitge of ihe < loaoty c iu r i of t*i,«rru»e
Tk s remember how the tablet look­ luminous supernatural eyes reading home under the Christmas stars.
that
la.
It
has
seethed
to
me
that
the
Cesatine
Is
to
be
orected
at
Aix-en-
vial
old
saint
could
scarcely
get
along
ber soul.
eontiiv, O regon, duly lu n le o n the DOlh dwy
We rememlwred every one." ahe has looked on you and talked to you Provence. The work w ill be given to
ed all crowded w ith your kin.
words,
S lllk fit,
fic ta ,
ot
N ov.-iuber, l» *>
He had ventured ouD a fe
w ithout their help.
BOMEK4,
When yon oonldn’t hear a whistle and his concluding aefllence still rang ■aid contentedly, leaning back among as If she were Interested. Naturally M M aillol, fhe sculptor.
in addition. It to necessary for Ranta, 8yi-7«d8j 14) JOHN M A uorne»
fo
r
P
la
in
tiff
|
the soft robes.
1 wish you all the luck In the world
Mu reel PrevoeL the new French Claua to enllat tbe service» of an army
blow acrosi the merry din.
Io her ears:
“ Every one?” he repeated doubt­ I —1 hope you’ll autVeed.”
"Surely there ta room In your heart
academician, has recentiy been chris­ o f extrfl store clerka. delivery wagon»
» U M M O N » . - - l n lh » C ir c u it C o u rt o l th a K ta ir
fully.
M
ykW,”
growled
Wlnthrope.
“
i
"
—
B
u
t
ot O ri |fon for Hherinun C o o n iy .
others outside your loved ones
tened the “dressmaker novelist.” The and teamsters. I t can readily be ae»n
You tee, I ’m to old faihioned-like I for
•■Why.
who
have
wa
forgotten?”
the
rest
of
hla
sentence
was
lost
In
th*
who have gone! Cod grant you a h a p ­
name fits him. H e has a most excep­ tbat for a couple of week* he to atiout
W i U ínb D G a rd in e r, P la in tiff,
don’t care much for style.
"M
e.”
he
said
gravely.
grinding of the gears as he vlaloualv tional weakness for describing dree».
v«.
py Christmas, Mlaa Callata!"
the blggeet huaineaa m«u on earth. I f
Callata’a heart thumped painfully at pulltM the car lo a atop. Mlaa P»n
K a th e rin e Q n rd iq « r, D efend an t
An' to eat your Chris’mas banquets
H e was very young and very poor
W illiam J. Locke, tbe author, was hla arm y were one of w a r rather than
body waa w allin g for them In front of born In British Guiana and finished bla peace he could conquer the world.
and very much In earnest, and he hud the new note In hla deep voice.
f o K a lh e riu e O a r u in e r , tba above nnr««d
here I wouldn’t go a mile.
"You have forgotten me, Callata. I
d e fe n d a n t.
»lore.
Then be musters in it large array of
education at 8t. John’s college, Cam ­
I ’d rather have, like Solomon, a a young wife and fam ily at home huve given you my heart.. T h a t la my a “ department
In
tbe dn iii « o f tb« btHte of Oregon:
I ’ll alt In front w ltlr John.** Mte”
aw aiting him. yet he had found ttow
Salvation Army and Volunteer lad»
bridge.
He
taught
for
thirteen
year*
You * r e hereby required tt> « p p e *r and
good yarh dinner aet
to concern himself over Callata Iborp, gift. You have God's gift. too. the love Peabody announced brightly aa the car and then accepted a position aa secre­
nnawer the eotnptelnt ttled agnlnat yon in
Overland Kxpreee traiti« for bnleag
-W ith real old friends than turtle (he most skeptical member of hla of isy p °°r people and hla love In drew up. “1 want him to give me "
lh»
abovu e n title d am t, ou or before the iae»
tary of the Royal Institute of British
day o f tbe tim e prescribed in the order ot Kneehurg, A shland, Kacraineut". O»
your h eart 1. too. waut a g i f t ”
final lesson In driving the car.“
soup with all the nobs you’d get. flock.
Architects,
holding
that
place
fo
r
elev
pn hliea tio n , t " w i|: on or before the 4tb d *y den, riau
Frativtec», rtLuckum L ►
There was a htisbed alienee then un­
As Ml«e Forbea reluctantly climbed en yeurs and publishing six novate.
For the first time a light broke in on
ol February,1U10,im d if vou fn il to»(> appeal Angele«. E l Pano, New O riceli* Mini
til Cnlists found courage to nab shyly. from her seat in front and made her
•
n
d
onawer.
p
la
in
tiff
w
ill
apply
<o
ih
eU
ou
rt
Leave«
p ’u rUand U nion D» i» ■<
There’s my next door neighbor, Gur­ Caltata'a brain. For the first rltne "W hat «hall 1 give—to you—my beat way Into tb * tonneau ahe felt a d h
Maurice H ew lett, tbe roost fanciful
f<k(,lbe re lie f deiii»rtUed in th« o o m p laini L .
A r r i v i « 7 26 a n i d a ll»
she saw herself In her true character.
of the roinanticteta. comes, oddly
flted herein agafri»» y.ai. to w it: F o r « decree » 46 p . IU . A r r iv e « I xo a iu ., « a lly
ley— fancy how his brows ’u’d She saw that In giving herself up to friend r
tlncf pang of jealousy. To her dl«-
diaeolving the bond* of m atrim o n y now ex
M oruiug Irs lu oouuecia a l W< hm JI> mi
"Give me a place In your heart. torted vision It seemed that Wlnthrope enough, from a fam ily of lawyers. H e
lift
thoae who were gone abe waa hiding
latiug between the pi iin tiff and yonraelf on d aily except Hunday w ith train» <
Callata. I must be there also. We w ill gladlv “welcomed the change. To her haa himself gtudlfd law . and he waa
tbe ground« o f deaeroou. aud (or «nob otb ei M t. A ngel, riiivertou
If I’d holler: “Merry Chris’mas! her talent lo a napkin.
Hrgw uevin.
called to the bar several year* ago It
ngd fa rth e r re lie f a« iu the oonri may
It waa not those loved ones she was work together. Burely you have room It appeared that hla hand rested al­ waa on account o f hia health that be
Springfield, W e u d lltig and
N«ir<i"
Caught, old fellow! Chris’mai
equlbio l« and ju«L
most too caressingly on Mlaa Peabody’"
benefiting; It was the living she waa In your heart for roe too!”
Leave«
Portlsud
U
n
ion
Depot
6.80 w m
Tbi» ru iu n tiu » ia served upon yon by pnb-
gave
up
bla
law
practice,
and,
follow
­
g ift!”
•
He leaned over and looked In her hand as he aided her In guiding the
denying. W hat right bad she to keep
liea tio u thereof f o r a period of »ixsueoaea arrives 6.66 p. tu.
ing a trip to Ita ly , he began doing lit­
l o - l y sakes, Td like to try it! .all for the dead, who could use nothing «yea, where Joy shone serene
E u g e u e p a s e n iig v r o o u n e c ia a t
iv« weak« Mt theBherm au Qonnly O bserver,«
huge car tbrongh the streets; that hl*
erary
work.
weekly newNpaper of general cirealati<-« liuru w ith M t. Auge! sud eMlv*-i/< i
Rhe g a v e her band Into hla with aim
Guess he’d nearly have a fit.
'-glance was almost too noticeably ter
■he would give them?
t ................ m i n ! . . .
pnbliahed in Hhcriann oo nniy. O>egon, in looal. Leaves Portlsud t u k i u i>»p<-
der as he whispered his Instructions to
Hf » this city stiffness, anyways!
Was she not In giving It to them pie faith.
pnrrraaDQe lo an order o f tbe H o u . K- B.
4.16 p. tu., returue 1U.86 *.ua., dull«
"There la room In my heart for you. her , Miss Forbes sighed.
lin tie r . Judge o f tbe above e n title d court,
hoarding It for herself? All of ■ sud­
♦ Dress Hints.
I can't get used to i t
d u ly m ade on the 14th day of D eoem bei,
H
e
n
ry
-ro
o
m
for
the
memory
of
ray
The
car
sped
through
the
streets
and
Curvali 1« pttMsenger leave« PoilLu..
den a realisation of her true position
19U9, aud the date of the first publioatiou U nion Depot 7.80a t t i., s r r iv e » 6 80 p .
dear one*, room for the whole world
tn a abort tim e reaohed th * country­
To cleanse the collars of garment»
rushed upon her with resistless fore*.
thereof i* t b e M lh day o f D vo em tx r. 1909.
D a ily . •
side. Mias Peabody’s fresh laugh rang dissolve one part salt In four o f al­
And how long had abe abut herself
J. A . W IL S O N . A ttorney
SIRES AND SONS.
7 td M f 4.
]
-
-
'
fo r P la in tiff
out aa they raced along Rhe seemed cohol and apply w ith a sponge and
Hlierhlso paaaeuger leave» Porli»
Wb this world of her own selfish mak
U nion Depot 4 60 p.ui., striveeM.x6a
i to be enjoying beraelf hugely. Miss rub well
Ing? Tw elve years.
D a ily .
*
George F. Bher, president of the ro rh rt, wished that she were havtng
A shame came In her heart that abe Bending
F elt hats may be cleaned by dipping
U M M O N S - l n th e C ir c u it C o a rt o f the B f t «
Railw ay company, la sixty I rorOe*
>
ao good a time
had all thia w hile taken no Interest In
ot O re « d h , lo r S herm a n C o u n t y
Forest G rove paaaeuger leave« 1 >>i
a bard brush which haa abort hair»
They had reached a broad country Into »pint» o f ammonia. Rub well un
land U ukin Depot 10 Ao p ut., a rrlx -r
single living being at Christmas ■ev en years of age
Mary J E r w in , K la iu u ff, » 4
Captain' R. F. Scott. R. N., who is rood, and Wlnthrope had practically
I 80 p ai. D aily except Huodn^.
til the greaae disappear».
time.
V».
t ub sxnrr and t h « MNBBKitaga boy .
D a v id Raiuuvl E rw in , D efe n d an t
There were the children among Her o rp uilriug a jte w British expedition to resigned eootrol of the machine to
Never roll glove» Into each other, for
P O R I'L A N D O S W E G O foU H U R L A 6
Mlaa Peabody. T h * road made a sharp they w ill «eVef look ao well after
relatives, tb» children of her friends, tho anu tix tk nt a cost of >200,600, com
end Ineeea to gather sod cook Christ­ T o D aVtd M iiu u e l U rw in , «be ebeve nam ed
H K R V IC E A N U Y A M H IL L
♦urn. and a» th * auioinobUe raced They should be stretched out to dry; ina* dinner» for the poor and to help
but. above a ll^ h s children of the poor manded th * national antarctic expedi
defendant.
around th * enrv* M l** Forbea saw a otherwise the molature from the hands dtetripute hla present» In tbe tenement In «be n *n *« of «be R iste of Ore«on
When she thought of the many little Hon In WTO-4. «
D IV IS IO N -
Yon
nr»
hereby
required
io
appear
mid
ones whom even a penny toy would
A. B. Rtirkngy, former president oi temporary bridge apnnnlng a stream n w ill make them dry bard.
dlHtricts. H e never forget» the needy.
nnawer ih » « o m p la in t filed *itslo»t you in
delight she was seised w ith a d *slr* the Chicago G reat Western railroad, 1» abort distance to the aide o f the spot
De|io(,
Foot
o f Jeflersou Htreet.
But among his great array, of depu the above e u iiiie d aui ,u t or before «he laai
I f you w ill slip a thin piece o f whale­
thia Christmas to wipe out the w riting a book on freight rates. H e where th * old bridge had formerly bone Into tbe hem where hooks anil tlee let na not forget the postman. d»V o f »be lim e pfeaoribed in «toe order of
jAMVe«
from
Jeffereou
street depoi i
. w .|
d lo u .r iiir a lia t e im iìiiim da
*x|>e<-ts to derote the next nix or seven stood. T h * temporary bridge waa a eyea are to be sewed yon w ill avoid Who has not seen tbe fa ith fu l servant poblle*«i'»n. »owu: on or before the 8 l« 4 d X *> I o
stain.
V
-
i t :
a ™
Ä 5 T S T .» .
fra il atrocinre w ith no aide rail.
The parcels rattled to the floor the mouths to tbe work.
running the thread through on the staggering under hte great toed» on
Instinctively Mia« Forbes felt dlaae- wrong aide
pipe which her father would never
Admiral von lloltsendorff, who auc-
The business oonr« fo r the reh o f dem anded iu t h e o im -
Blip the whalebone out Christman morning?
T b e independeuce-M oittuotM.it Moi
ter
coming
tier
wav.
Rhe
closed
her
smoke, the soft wools which her moth •eeeda IT tn c* H enry of Prussia aa com-
done by Uncle Ram's postoffice for the n la in t filed herein «««»net you, lo -w itt (o r « Idue operate« d ally to M o u tu ou lli mi '
aftd r tbe work la completed.
decree
diseolviug
ihe
bond«
of
tu
e
iriim
m
y
er** fingers would never k n it the toys maMd«r hi chief of the GoruMn navy, •yes and beard Wlnthrope call to Mlaa
tw o week» before Christmas is Just X
e x l.tm « between t h e n la .u .iff and your- A I rile, cot-nettling w ith (J. P. « . L
w ith which Bobby might not play, the is llfty-alx year« of age and haa com­ Peabody;
nboat doable what H t e at ordinary e e lfi on the «round« o f desertion, and for trains at D a lis * and In d e p e n d e n t.
The Cookbook.
wax doll which could not afford little ma oded I he first squadron of the high
“To the right, quickH he cried.
tiroes. All this te because of Bauta ■nah oiber and fin «her re lie f aa u> (he ooert
T ic k e t* to Kselern pointssn«l K ur ,<
sew« fleet since the year 1000.
Mlaa Forbes opened her eyes. Per-
Claoe, so the extra clerks and postmen may spem equ itab le and juat.
also Japan, C h ina, Honolulu m i ><
Ann any delight!
________
¿Tbia aumrooue ia «erven upon yon by pub­
When
frying
mu«h
dip
tbe
»lice«
first
The next morning, when Christmas
The I hike of Bucclench haa an an­ hap* Wlnthrope’* cool head would
needed must be credited up to him.
licatio n thereo f for ibe period o f aixanooeea- Australia.
broke over the world. Cs lists Thorp nual revenue of nearly >800,000, la gave them, a fte r ell. Rhe saw MC m In the w hite e f an egg Thte make»
,ve weeks lu thw Rherm m U o n u ty Ifo s e rv rr, C IT Y T IC K E T O F F IC E , Coraer T h t.a
UteereO
Straight.
a weekly newap»per o f general o ir e u litio e ,
waa stirring around bar house Tw o known to ewn art treasures worth Peabody drop the steering wheel and It ertep
and W ashin gton . Phone M ain 7x1
”l f I thought tbst any 'girl would ac­ pnbliehed In H hrrm an eonn tv. O f*« ® » . »»
T
h
*
w
hite
mayonnaise
prepared
by
throw
her
arras
about
Winthrope’a
>1.800,000
and
maintains
a
great
Loo
Po rtland , O r.
great baskets ware filled with gifts
neraiianoe to an ord e r o f tb« H on U H B u t­
cept
me."
caaunfly
remarked
the
bash­
foreign
chefs
calls
for
cream,
lemon
neck.
Wlnthrope
tried
desperately
to
le r Jndge of the above » m ille d oonrt d a lr C. W . ST1NGBR,
T . h a yorr heart it keeps a-swellin’ from the overflowing dr«wen» In the don house and at least six country
W m . flc M U K R A t
disengage her hands and lo reach the juice and the w hite o f an egg Instead ful Mr. Man. " I ’d propose tomorrow.” made o» ib e 16«h day o f N oveiuber.U M t.ahd
hontee In Huottanfi and England
dosed cl»sml>era, and Cs Hals's
CUy Ticket Agent.
Gen - P m «, a »
till it nearly bust» your dde.
"W
hy
oot
thia
evening?”
asked
Miss
tbe
date
of
tbe
fir*»
pu
b
lica
tio
n
thereof
fo
o
f
the
oil.
vinegar
and
egg
yolk»
used
H arry P. W hitney began hla bnal wheel, but without avell. Mlaa Forbee
Ar by night your jaws are «chin’ clonk and list lay on the sofa.
the
19tb
day
of
N
ovem
ber,
l»0B.
Fondlck
coyly.
The pnortoouse was three iqltea away
neaa training aa a bank clerk at >20 aaw that the car waa headed for the In the ordinary rosy on n a tee
O. M. H IC K E Y . A tto rn e y .
The affair wifi take place in about S
with your »mile four inch«« on the highroad, and a snowplow bad a week lie now has charge of the river, and again abe clos'd her eyes.
. When baking appJ* pie put a tea
7tnl9d81 1W0J
fo r P la ln tifl.
in Z moment the car seemed to leave spoonful or tw o o f tftrong cold tea tfi month.
wide.
>80,000,000 relate l«ft by tbe elder
lavtlcd a broad track lo the very door
An’ your enemy, the worst one. Bo Callata. clad In her best, put on her Whitney, and It ia said that hl* troa- the earth and soar Into the air. Then the filling: also try the same In your
Marriages lit Portugal.
you’d just grab hi» hand an’aay overshoe« and «farted forth, a basket teoablp haa tncreaeed thF"fnm Ily for- ca me the aound o f a huge aplnab ar. tf apple e»ucw or baked apple» «nd notice
In Portugal "men'* frequently marry
tun»
I atrw k Ute water.
Icy
cold
water
en
the
improved
flavor
o
f
the
apples
nt fonrieeu and "women” at tw elve
“Y ’.'be both of n» wax wrong, John In either hand
i
T he objectionable »puttering end fly­
Jose M. H errare o f the elaaa of 18001 veloprd M i«* Forbee.
Rhe was quits pale and tired what»
m o n t h l v m a g a zin e
Come, let'» shake. It’s Chris’mai she turned Into Ibe high whits g a te ln the Agricultural College. Amberst. j To MI ms Forbee’ eiirprt«*-ehe dlrt not ing o t the hot fa t when egg», hominy, yenva o f age.
whuee aauw ln the “ Index" waa atar I löse comKloOKneea Rhe fought dea(*er- apples and like thing* are dropped into
F a m il y L ib r a r y
day.1
and advanced up the path, bordered oo
red, marked deceeeed, wtth tbe e x -ia te ly to ree« h rhe «nrfne*. and aa she It to fry may be prevented I f » little
either side with gloomy cedar tread.
planatlon, “ Dled at tbe hnnds of tb » |fn o g b t whe wotidered. oddty eo-nigh. flour te »tfted Into tbe fat Juat liefore
Dr. Reyes was tbs overseer of the
X iffhty little Chris’mas spirit seems
1a C o n e us v< N o v i u V kano
Rlienlanla
lo Cuba.” a«tontehed bla what Wlnthrope and MI nn Pealxgly they are added
Cloverdale
poorhouae,
and
It
was
con­
to dwell ’tween city w tllt.
M
A N Y S H O R T S T O R IE S A N D
were
doing.
Rhe
wondered
If
MlaJ
friendM
recentiy
by
calllng
<»u
Ibem
T or I n f in t a nnd Children.
W *rt each snowflake brings a root- sidered the best managed Institution
P A PER S O N T IM E L Y T O W C S |
Peelrrdy still had hfir arma about W t it
hale and hearty and very much alive.
of Its kind la lbs stats.
flake for a brother as it fall
h im
B«gM
thropete neck, and even then ah* felt a
• 2 ^ 0 NCR V k A R ; 2 8 O T «. A c o r e
Breakfast waa being served lo the
C h ild r e n
O ry
Mighty little Chrii’me» «pint, an long dining ball when Callsta rang tho
pang of Jeaioney.
. ,
Adrtee.
N O C O N T IN U E D S T O R ir S '
Finally M l"* Forbea got her head»
The more we need advice the !*■»
Tm pinin', don’t you kn«w,
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