Sherman County observer., January 07, 1910, Image 4

T'hc Observer.
M O B *). GABOON !
F R ID A Y -
------- J a n . 7, 1910
P erson al T a lk W i t * Y a e .
I f yon do not read T b e O bserve >
Why Not?-
W e s h o u ld lik e to h « v e
THE GIFT OF
’ THE 'MAGI,
A Christmas Chronicle of Lovo
and Dual Sacrifice.
y«»u ta k e
n
and • - 'm o w it w o uld be p ro fita b le to
-*OU to b e c o m e * »ubRcHbei. W e »end I'
« w o y e a r* for $2-60; one y e a r $1 6 0 . lY X ^ t»
a m o n th is i * t m u c h
T r y It. O rd e r by
T o a ta l C ard , a n d pay for It w h en you can.
A« any tim e when requested »o dn
- , th e paper w ill be dl«contlnued. B ut we
« i n e r t th a t a il a rre a r w ill be paid before
re q u e .t I . m ade
It •• * • » * ««
*
a a ra te ir.rn t, w h ic h w ill be c h e e rtu lb
tn d e re d at a n y tim e .
JOHNNY'S CHRISTMAS
By O. H E N R Y .
ICopyrtaht. * * * by. MoClurs. Phil HO* *
Co. J <
c i i
One dollar aud eighty seven cent*;
that was all.
And 00 cents o f I t
was In pennies—pennies saved «me and
two at a time by bulldozing the
.
and the vegetable man and the butcher
until one’s checks burned with the Si­
lent Imputation o f parsimony that au<jh
clone dealing Implied.
Three tlm to
Della counted it. One dollar and e lg h tt-
aeven cento. And tbe next day would
«he fonod It at lis t. It snrely bad
been uiada f o r J|ui and no ooa
There t n i no other like It In *u y <>f
the stores, and abe bad turned all of
them foelde nut. It
• platinum
fob chain, simple and «'baste In deal#«»,
properly proclaiming Its value by sub-
atanos a Iona and not by m aratrielous
ornamentation, as all good ’ hluff"
should d o / It waa eTon worthy of the
watch.
As soon as she saw It the
knew th * t it must lie Jim's. I t was
like Mm. Quietus«» and value—the db-
•crtptipb applied to both. Twenty-one
tfoflars they took from her for It, add
abe hurried dome w ltb the 87 cants.
W ith that chain on' hl» watch Jl*>
might be properly auxloua about tbe
time In any company. Grand as tbe
Watch was. he eo met lines looked at tt
on tbe sly ou account o f the ol.d leather
strap that he used lu place of a chain.
When DeMa reached home her tntoM-
Icatfon gare way a little to prudence
and reaaou. She got out her curlln>
Irons and Hgbtod tbe gas a n d 'w e n t to
work repairing tbe ravages made by
generosity added to love, which Is al­
ways a trsmend'iua task, dear frleude
—a mammoth task.
W ithin forty minutes her head waa
covered w ith tiny, close lying curl«
The Karreo Bush of South Afrlea.
boars of tbe uight when bar friaod
T he karroo bush providM «gainst
•a t by her student lam p in bar eold
drought by roots of enormous ieugtb
room sewiug w ith cramped Angers un­
stretching under ground to a depth o f
til tbe flrst gray light came through
many fast.
A i the end o f a ten
tbe faded curtains qf ber poor little
months’ drobgbt. When tbe M rtb la
NegleoUd at F irs t She at Last loom.
baked brick dust for tw o feet from the
Neither could abe know bow often
rface , I f you break the dried stalk
Found Her Level.
the little monitor caute to chapel w ith ­
a ka rro o hush th re e Inches high you
out breakfast or whan bar dinner was
w ill flnd ru o u lu g do w n the castor a
an
eclair-from
tbe
candy
man
jjp
the,
By V IR G IN IA T Y L E R H U D S O N .
tiny thread of gala graau tlo to d tiaaoa
[Copyright, ltOS.'by Amsrlosn frsss A«so- corner.
• t ilt a liv e w ith sap.
Exam
ination
day
cams,
and
tt
waa
a'
w
«BStlon.)
" M y d e a r." aald M rs. R ob ert G ilb e rt different Evelyn who faced it. A t the
Parke to bar husband kt the breakfast done of the «lay abe rushed to her RK7EUEE8 SALS OP BEAL PROPERTY
ta b le " one morning. “I have decided friend.
N ulo» io bersbv given th a t lbs andai
"Oh. I ’ve won! I ’ve won!“ she orled. sd were on ths I7 tb day o f N ov»m b«r,
3 iTralns to Tho East »«M y
that we innat sand Evelyn to llandall-
w ith a bear hug.
And Della went d n ly slid rs g a ls riy «unaiulad by H o n . U R.
PtiUllpa college a fte r all. I t is tb>
B u iU r , Jsdg« o f In s G lto a itO o a rt In «od for
borne w ltb the lightest heart she bad
Bg
best scho orih the state, even i f they known since she had been Ignored by HberntAO enm ity. «1st« o f O regon, ss R « f-
smm « in the obit w herein E B .K saebarg end to u rle t s lM p lu g -d arn d a ily to O
do have those horrid scholarships. the Deltas.
A 0 K saebm g v e rs P la in tiff« ,s a d J .R .K « « s - C hicago , H pokane; to u ris t sleapl
T h a t'is tbe only objection, for a ll the
There was a queer feeling la ber beiw , M » rv K«s«t>arq, W. B . C e p e la s d , A s­ d a lly to K su saa C ity . R e c lin in g e
ga»*« Gooelsnd, H . J. «««ebavg, As id» Kass-
other girls are an exceptionally exclu­ bM d. and her bands were dry and h ot
trarg, Liaste B sn o « tt. W.,(J. B en n e tt,H e rb e r- ears (seats free) to th e E a s t d a ily .
sive lot, as I have been a t peine to as was ber rflouth. Bhe bad Juat M t R oot, Aii'sliw R oot, F ra n k ie Kascburg and
L isa ie K aaehntg , wars D e fe a d s s M to sell
(ind out. But abe must go, though ehc down w earily to her sewing when tbs
Ar.
fo llo w in g deaeri bed n
r t f , to- P O tT L A X D D g rO T . t v . Petty.
r eel
tie compelled to aeeoclate occasionally there came a tap a t the door.. I t was wi«, A ll o f Section tw enty-tw o ( W ) in town- O tIIO A O O POMTLAKD
only ber landlady, who had come In
-north e< range «ixteaitOfl)
< m e tO
(O too
•PKCJAI. for the IfoM
wltb a washerwoman’s daughter, if
— - msritflau
—
- - 8b «rmen via Uueiiagtea.
for a chat, but Della inconsiderately S*«w Willsmott»
In
S.W A » .
SS» s at
one should w hi a scholarship and be
Faaeee Bigg», (eleye)
U .U p e.
4 to
ooenty,
stato
o
f
O
regon.
greeted ber by fainting.
Egor
CHBBMfOSB.
is
parsuanos
of
Mid
*p-
of good moral character’ enbugh to
T h e poor woman waa panic stricken. po to iu ie n t and O rd e r o f said C eS rt, the on
•P U S A N a P L Y K B .
14» p.s*.
nntlsfy the faculty.”
Hastily she got the girl to bed and dxraigns«l,M snob Referees, w ill on tbe lfttb
Peases Bigg*
ILtop.w
(to
So Evelyn Lucille Parke wee entered sent fo r the doctor.
day o f J a n u a ry , 1910, M il s t pa hits soelio o
Por B M trre Wiublegten, W.Ua Wei
•II«.
at Itandail Phillips the same fa ll that
H ’m!” be aald. shaking hls h M d at n t the (J o a n H oom door in M o ro , O reaos ton, Uiwnr 4 Alene end Unrar “ — *-«n
s i the hoar o f two o’nloek p. ra. on M ld 'd n te
sight of the girl.
“8he’s in fo r a to tbe high»«* b id d e r fo r osRb in han d , tbe A IL A N T IC a X P K l
«lege. iA ck of nourishment and too (a llo w iu g «Uaoiibed property to -w tt AU o f io r tbe la s t * L Hunt
T.4S p m
S.4S a.w
great meutbl and bodily strain have eeetlon tw e n ty -tw o ( to ) In tow nship one (1 ) iogtan.
ou »lop.
flM
o f range sixteen (1 6) eset o f tbe W i l­
conspired to bring on a bad fever. north
Paaee» Bigg»
H.W pa.
4 S I »JS.
la m e tte m s n d is n in Hbt-rmsn oo sn ty, stats
You say she’a a college girl? Has sbe
1*0 STLA N o -o io o a
LO C A L, for ail iucil
any people? You’d better send for
p u ln la Ix r L s a a B ig a »
I . D . P is s ,
them.”
a n d K o rlfa n d ,
Bafsrsas.
• to a .« .
Arrfvaa at fllgg»
11(1» a.a»
“ I ’m afraid her mother can’t afford Data of diet pnhlloatiea, December IT, ItWU
to come unless the college j>e<qHe”— Date of last pubi tos Don, Jsanary 14th. 1910
answered Mrs. Hobbs doubtfully..
I ’ll apeak to the president.” M id R E F E R E E » H A L S O F R E A L P R Q P E R T T
Fur Astoria aud wav polnto, ooti-
the doctor as be left the room. “She
N otice la hereby given th a t tbs nndsraign- ueotlug w ith stoatuar for Xlwnoo aud
must have a better place than thia and sd ware on th e I7 tb day o f N ovem ber, WOO. N o rth tiaaoh. Stoatuar HsaaaJo, Aah
doly and re « n ja rly appointed by H o n . U . R
a nurse If she’s fo pull through.”
■wat duck. L eaves (MN) p. m . d a lly ,
B ette r J o d u e o f the (iir e n ll court in and for
uept S u n d a y . S a tu rd a y 10 00 p. m .
The president was bland and apolo
R herm an O onnty, State o f O regoo, aa R ef
get le. H e was “so sorry.” but there ereee in the a n ti w herein J R. Kaeebarg w m A rriv e * 8 00 p. m . dally except rtuuday.
xecmed nothing to do. The girl w h
tbn Plaintiff and W H. Copeland^ Angnsts
For D a y to n , O regon C ity a n d Y a ra
a scholarship girt, and they bad a l­ C opulam i, H i Rasaba »g. Am nie Eseebnrg, b ill H lv a r po ints, A a h street dock
B en ____
nett, w W .C .H a nn
n n ett..
e tt.F ra n k ie
Linsie _____
ready
done
their
doty
by
her.
Could
Lravea
7.00 a m d a lly axoap t H u u d s y .
M u a io a * M s d ic in s .
b a re and Lissls K s M b a rg (m in o r belra of
not she he sent to a public hospital?
W H K«B*-bnrg, deoenaed), B. E Knaebnrg, A rriv e s 6.90 p m . d a lly exoep t B um U y
From tbe days of Saul and i 'nvld
The doctor flounced out of the pres­ E v e ly n Knaebnrg, A. 0 . K aaeburg, H e rb e rt
music has no doubt been the nieniia.«^
F o r L a w la to n , Id a h o , so d w a y
ident’s study without a word. Aa he Root and A m elia R oot were tbe D efend an t»,
alleviating. If not' of actually curlhg,
to M il tbe fo llo w in g desoribwd real propertv fount U ip a ria , W ash. L e a v e I
strode
across
the
campus
a
group
of
many serious cases of mental dl ••<•».
to w it: tbe Konth on e-b nif ot H eo tion (9)m ne f l.1 0 a .n t ., or upon a r r iv a l tra in
o No 4
laughing girls sitting on the steps o f in To w nship o*»e ( I ) N orth of R ange sixteen d a lly exoep t S a tu rd a y . A r r iv e H i pari*
Modern experience has proved this
(1 6 )e a *t of tb e W tllH in e tte M e rid ia n in b b e r
a
building
singing
in
the
tw
ilig
h
t
4 p. tn . d a lly ex o ep t F r id a y .
conclusively, aud many Instances may
caught bis eye. n e stopped abruptly m as O onnty, St»te o i O regon.
be quoted from ancient history.
Now Tasnayous« In pur«s«nos o f a n d sp-
and went over to tbam.
Pythagoras commended music In the
poin*m erit and O rd e r o f aald O o srt, tbe on-
Fo r full !n lor m a t loo c a l. on or sddrea-
“Young ladtM ." be M id . “ I don’t dsralgned, «a aneb K»ft>re*a w ill on tbe lAtb
treatm ent of tbe Insane, aud 'I hales
day
o f J a n u a ry , 1910. aell a t public nuetion.
believe yon «re as heartless as your
when a pestllepce ravaged Hparte
W tn. M cM U R R A Y
at tbe C onrt House d«x>r io M o r o .G re g e n .n l
president, snd I'm going to appeal to tbe hour of two o’clock p. m on said d a ie ,
found fo music hls most pow -rfttl
yon. There la one of your fellow stu
Io tbe bigbeat bidder fo r ooeb in band, tb
means of combating It.
Heno< r«tes
” U è u ’ l PsK Senger Ag**<««
dents dangerously ill, without money, fo llo w in g degoribed property to w it Tbe
soothed maniacs l>y It, and Theophras­
P o r t la n d . O r , g
South on e-h alf of Seetiou nine (9 ) in to « u -
and
I
f
abe
don’t
get
tbe
proper
atten­
tus held that even the bites of venom«'
abip one ( I ) uortb pf range aixteen (16) east
tion
abe
la
going
to
<H*-
and
berdoath
ona reptiles were rendered less ratal
o f tbe W illa m e tte m erid ia n , in Sherm an
w ill be on tha head of this school'« oonnty, alNte of Oregon
by subjecting the victims to the influ­
W. M H asrstt ,
president i f sbe does.” he added b it­
ence of melody.
. " S H U ’S I S F O B A BJKOB.
H . H. M o D ambi ,,
terly. “I know moat of you bel«)og to
When Philip of Spain was In a mor­
I . D . F ta n ,
Befere»«.
bid and desponding condition Fari­ Della Henning, daughter of tbe widow w ealthy families snd think yon * M
be w illin g to help this girl, who 1« D ata o f flrs t p sbliestto n Ded, 17th, l'. O9
nelli. the vocalist, was sent for by tb e o f a poor little * Methodist clergyman
D
ate
of
leat
po
bliention
J
an
.
1 4 tb ,
_
queen, w ith a party of musicians, to achieved tbe amblttoo of her life and sick only becanse of lack of proper
slag and play in the adjoining room
m atriculated at the school on the innnriahment and because, as her land­ VUMMOhB
86 Tn»s tble N*»)fl|N«*n; J->
1» the Circuit Court ot tb« Stair *k iu tb -
o f O re g o n , to r M h rrm a n co u n tv :
M U lid
The effect was a speedy and rapid scholarship she aud her mother bad lady informs me, she has been sitting •J
s c 3 « M ay 16 nut I »MS»»
I otxe n g i
op till morning every night trylug to
cure.
made every known sacrifice to win.
H n r ry H tia u n o r. P la in tiff,
tally
d.s<
B l ’A T lO N r i
«eke out an income. I t wa« noble of
Both Buckman and Ilafelnnd relate
vs
As the scbodl year w ent by, though,
her. o f course, to try to get an educa­
H elen C onn or,, D efe n d a n t.
instances In whleb music has cured
I 00 pm
0 ........ fliggM..
l> »
it did not take Della long to find that tion under such conditions, but It 1«
cases of St. V itus’ dance, and Hecker
6 .4 . . .Olhentie,
I I 46
the hardly won scholarship did not likely to be fatal. H e r name Is Della T v H elen C onnor, tha above-nam ed defen 1 16
and Schneider demonstrated practical­
1 2 ft'
7 0 ........Ciluks..
11 40
W asco^ A ' 11 26
I n the nam e <>< the H is t« of O regon. *
ly Its Influence In different case« o f entitle her to social honors In the Henning, and"—
I 40
9 8
Yon are bersbv req uired to appear snd 1 6ft >
school, Sbe ca m e to > k n o w n only
Evelyn>Pnrkx Jumped up from the
14 1
K lo iu ly k a
10 10
hysteria, • • ■
»newer
tbe
eom
ptoiut
ttiw
i
against
you
to
ibe
; •
as a “grefliy grjud." and wlpm the qtepa.
16 J
. H sndou , r , I l 00
above e n title d e i.it, on or before tbe last day
I h . f l j J t o y Cano«» Jot
The Sheridan W it.
"D ella!"
«he cried
remorsefully. of the tim e preaariired in tbe order o f pah
tim e came for the freshmeu to be
10*40
19 9 .. M e c D .»»• ski»
Thomas Bbcridan, the Irish clerg y­ chosen for tbe college societies sbe "W hy. it ’s all my fau lt!
Wen. I lio s tio u , to -w it, on or before the 14th day of
[ > M ,w ,
. 10.10
2
36
23
9
an u a ry, 1910. snd i f you fa it to so appear
man an«l grandfather of Richard
welted la vain for the tooged fo r tap should say we would help her, doc­ J aud
answer p la iu liff w ill apply to tbe soort 9.46
27.0 ........ Moro .. . 10.16
Brinsley Sheridan, tbe dramatist, had on the shoulder. This was tbe g reat­ tor!* Ooiue an, girls!
W «’ll go at fo r tbe re lie f dem and' d io the oom p lain t > 00
30 1 .. E rs k iu v ill* . 10.06
filed bereru avsinat two, to-w U . fe r a decree
a great distaste for metaphysical dls- est disappointment Della bad ever oucs!”
»8 6 Gram Valley
S .2 i
9 46
When Dr. M artin led the group Of dissolving the -bonds o f m atrim o n y now ex 6 6 0 ' ' 46 8 . ..H o u rb o u , . 9 26
cuastone. whereas hls son Tom, the known even ID h er cramped young life.
letiag between I be pi io Off a n d yoeraelt on
Della did net live In tbe e«>Hege girls into Della's cold JRtle ball room the groends of desertion, and fu r snob other 4.06
actor, had a great liking for them. Tom
62 ft ........ K e n t . . .
• 10
67.3 . . . . W i l e o x
9 OO
one day tried to discuss w ith hie fa ­ dormitory. With her own maid lo w a it sb«» was raving w ith fever. She knew aud fa rth e r relist ss td tbs sourt m ay Brew 4 20
6
00
arv
equitable
snd
Jnat.
70 0 . . . Hhautko . 8 30
upon her. Rbe Was compelled to take Evelyn, (bough. '*
ther the doctrine o f neeeestfy.
T
h
is
»are
u
o
u
a
la
u
>
v
i
d
upon
yos
by
pub
"Oh. have -you brought them to tell
“Pray, father.” sakl he. “did yeu ever a small room tn tbe town, fo r which
liostiou thereo f for a period of a il enneeas-
flo anything in a state o f perfect In­ sbe paid oat o f her earnings by doing me I ’ve been picked fo r tbe Deltas, ive weeks in the Hberm ao Oonnty Otiserver,« F o r ratea and In io rm a tto u a pply to
making Evelyn r sbe cried thickly. ”1 knew weeklv newspaper of general oironlation
difference—without motive, 1 moan, of mending, cleaqlpg <loves,
F . C R A B T R E E . A «aw «,
fudge and washing the hair of tbe you would do It! You’re so good to published lu m b e rm a n oouot) Oregon, in
some kind o f othqr?”
pureosnoe to an order of tbe H on W ni H en
M o ro . O r.
Sheridan, who saw w hat was com­ luckier girls who were given a good al­ me!”
nob», Judge of tbe C ounty court o f H ■eriuHn
lowance by their doting parenta.
The girls looked a t each other re­ eotinly, O regon, dnly m ade on tbe HOtb day
ing, said, "Yes; certalnljr.”
Among her flrst pat/oneaaea was Eve­ morsefully (it was their flrst Intim a­ o f N ovem ber. 1809.
“Indeed?”
J O H N M .fiO W K K d ,
tion that tbe “greasy grind" had such
lyn Parks.
“Yes, lndee«l.”
;t»l-7id8JH]
A ttorney for P la io liff
Pretty, light baarted. generous, Eve­ an ambition) as she went on: “Oh.
"W hat, total Indifference—total, en­
lyn was not long In becoming a gen­ and won’t mother be pleased! Bhe
tire. thorough Indifference?”
UU M O l i b . - - I n I he C irc u it C o u rt ot tb e « ta le
nem e
a ..
of O regon for S herm an C ount ».
“Yes, total, entire, thorough Indiffer­ eral favorite In the college, but it can’t understand why I ’ve failed In
seeiiKXl Impossible for her to adhere that, and she «et ber heart on It s o r
W illia m G a rd in e r, P la in tiff,
i
ence."
vs.
“G irla,” aald Evelyn, ’«he must be
“My d«ar father.” said Ton», “tell sufficiently to tbe rules to make her an
K a th e rin e G a rd in e r, D e fe n d an t
moved <mt of this at once. Can’t she
me what It Is that yon can do with equal favorite w ith the faculty.
.’■c r
Sunset, ficea.
As Della sat w orking in E v e ly n s he carried oo her inatti-»«« to a better l o K u in e riu e G a rd in e r, the above named
total, entire, thorough indifference?’
d e fe n d a n t.
rooms
one
afternoon
a
fte
r
lecture
room,
dixrtor?"
she
aaked.
Then
ahe
Why, listen to you, Tom ,” said
In ibe nam e of tbe State of Oregon:
hours »be latter earne flying In and rushed out to a telegraph office and
I ou are hereby required to nppenr and
therldan.
flung herself down on tbe rug In fro nt sent fo r a trained nurse from the city
«newer tbe eouuplaiut died «gninai you in
the
above e n title d am t, on or before the Ina«
In
three
hours
tbe
nurse
was
Io
charge
of the fire.
A D re s s m a k e r’s L a w y e r .
" It ’s nil over. Della,” ahe «xclelmed. of the aick girl, who had been removed day of tbe lim e prescribed in th e order of
Sbasta laati
I make styles In ladles* dree-
pn nlioation, to w it: on or before the 4tb day
"M y doting parents w ill know a fte r to a big room downstairs where there of F e b ru a ry ,D IO ,n n d If you fa il to so appear
study,” said s lawyer. “ I t ’s p gf’ o f
«oo answer, p la in tiff w ill apply to tbeC ourt
my business.
1 try cnees for these tomorrow that I ’m a disgrace to the waa a cosy open Are. and It waa tbe
tor tbe re lie f dem anded in tbe oo m p laiet
dressmakers who get fooled out of fam ily, for I can never in tbe world nurse herself who had to chase Evelyn died herein againat you, to w it: Fo r a decree
Parks and bar chums aw ay later.
thclr money. I won a case once lust pass »hat geometry exam.”
Jiaeolving tbe buwde o f m atrim o n y now ex-
Della looked np. w ith consternation
A t the meeting o f the Delta Kappas latiug between tbe p la in tiff snd y o u rm lf on
by knowing how to drape a skirt. The
tbe grounds o f desertion, and fo r auob other
the
next
night
Evelyn
Parka
told
them
w
ritten
on
her
fare.
O verland Exp rem trains for Hnlviu,
rich women had failed to pay b tc a 'is o
iud fa rth e r re lie f ns to the sourt may seem
“ W hy. Evelyn." abe cried, “don’t say
whole story.
__
Itnsehurg, Ashland, Ha«-rsiueu to, Og­
she said the dressmaker didn’t piake
vqnltonle snd ju at
•yve
have
n
ete
r
known
w
hat
real
that!
You
know
you
have
failed
to
den,
riau
Francisco, btockuw Lew
1 hla animuoua la served upon you by pub-
the dress to fit her. T he B ktrt was
liostion thereof for a period of six auousaa Angeles, Ki Faso, N aw OriMaussud lue
wrong. They made her get up lu court cotue up to the standard in three poblllty and worth were, girls," she tvs
weeks in theH benuan Oeuuty O lw erver, ■ Ka»i. Leaves ForUaud Uuiou Depot,
said soberly, "sud we came near los­
and try the dress on. 1 got up with other studies, and that w ill mean ex­
weekly newspaper o f general o ire e la iio n 8.46 p. m . Arrives 7.28 a m ., dally.
ing tbe grandest girl in school through published
is Hhertnnn county, O regon, in
her I helped her put It on» drap« 1 It pulsion.”
When sbe waa pnrananoe to an order o f tbe H ou. R.
“ I know,” walled the miserable Eve­ our snobbishness.”
IM o r u iu g tra in oounecisat WoudtMir
deftly, pinned It here and there, and
fhrougb Della Henning was unani­ H utiev, Judge Of the above e n title d court daily except riunday w ith trail«» l<>«
presto, a corking fit! Tbe dreaarof ker lyn, “but w hat can I do? I ’m not a
dnly
m
ade
on
tbe
H
t
b
day
o
f
Deoember.
M
t. A n gel, HiiVerton
Hrow uaviio
b rilliant student, like y o u - I wish now mously chosen.
won tbe ca>e. Even the Judge azpr*
1909. sod 'b e date o f tbe flrat pu blication ripringtiolil, W e n d liu g and
N a t l"
A few weeks later, when tbe sick thereof ia tbs 94th day o f Deoem ber, 190B.
I
’d
been
a
greasy
grind—and
I
don’t
cd admiration for my knowfodt» of
leaves F ortland U nlou Depot 3.30» .«
girl was able to sit op by her fire,
remember
enough
geometry
te
fill
a
J
.
A.
W
IL
S
O
N
.
A
ttorney
dressmaking. It waa so nnnsual In a
fo r P In
li ih tiff arriv es 6.66 p. io .
page. T h e only thing I can do is to she wrote a long letter fo ber mother, 7tdS4f 4. ]
Eugene passenger oouneots at W««--’
lawyer, he aald.
who had not known of ber III d m s .
•cut,’
and
then,
even
though
I
’m
sus­
imro w ith M t. Angel and re iv ri
"There was another, case I won hr
”1 have been a little aick." sbe w rote,
pended, I ’ll have another qhanre la t­
ioeal. Leaves Portland (Juiou D»| •
knowing the styles.
A woman I «’
•but still I ’m tbe happiest girl in the
" :
.
4.16 p. m ., returns 10 36 a.u i., d«u
gome dresses In a fire. One had b»<.- e r .”
W ith M ilking h«art Della Henning, world. M y lllneae has shown me the
rescued partly burnad. She demano
Corvallis passenger leave» Portia«.
monitory marked Evelyn Parks “ab- girls as I never knew them before,
Proprietor of
U n lo u D e p o t 7.30a m ., arrlve»6 60 «• >
ed an enormous «um frhm tbe lusttr
sent” the next morning at chapal. the and—Juat think o f l t - I ' m to be u real
IM U j.
ance company for tbe dreao. This one
mark that spelled suspension. When Delta Kappa at laat. and an officer at
she brought to court. I t was a band
Hheridau paamuger leaver I ’ •«
the girl returned to college three weeks that! Ian’t tt Juat too wonderful to ba
some dress, but It was about three
Union Depot 4 60 p.iu., a i r i v . - x —,
Inter, somewhat aut»due«I by a sojourn t r u e r
years behind the times lb style, and I
D a lly .
in the little cottage reserved by tbe
E x pro«« and Freight
proved It.
-
’ -T
The Lottery In Cnglend.
' Forest G rove pamengwr F av re
college authorities for such delin­
“Instead of paying her >300 for the
At 6 o*elock on O c t 18, 182«, flu Im­ Doiivered to any P a il of the City laud U uiou Depot 10 Io p in , s<>
quents. she saw ber satellite a fte r a
loss of It the company paid her about
D60 pirn. D ally exeept o u u d e j.
Draying of a ll K in d*.
Jolly afternoon in her rooms which mense crowd gathered at a ball In
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her classmates bad planned aa a wel­ Loudon to witness tbe last atato tot­
PO R TLAN D 0 3 W KUO W U RU H H a.
tery 4,raw In England. . The draw ing Trunks and Grips Deliver«
come
I
L ■"
H E R V IC K A N H Y A M H I L L
of
prises
on
tbat
occasion
occupied
leas
P r o v in g H la L e v a .
" I ’m going to do It thia tlroa. Delta.”
They ware "Kitting out” the daniw •ba said, “i f it m M n a losing th a bas­ than two hours, whereas lotteries
To and From all Trains.
D IV IS IO N ’
draw n soma years previously were
when Mlsa Lnvllw un glided silently
ahnply craved and yearned over th < °>
without tire least h o i* of poewsu»i'».
And uow they w rr * Itera, hut Hi*
truaaea that should hav«,addyted H *
coveted adornments were gone.
But she hugged them to ber b o e l .
and at length abe was able to look up
w ith dim eyes and a amile and any,
“My hair grown so feat. Alta!"
And then Della leaped up like a Httto
singed cat and cried. “Ob, oh!”
Jim had not yet seen hla beautiful
present, »he bold It out to hlut UAger-
jy upOn her open palm. The dull V *
eloua metal seemed to flash w ith a te-
flection of her.brlght and ardent aplilt
“ Isn’t It a daady, Jim? I hunted »11
over town to find It. You'll have t"
too* at the tim e a hundred time« n
day uow. Give me your watch.
I
want to see how It looks on It.”
Instead of obeying. Jim tuinbi«*«!
down on the couch and put hl« h a ix l'
under tbe hack of his head sod «lulled
“ D ell,” said be. “let's put our (?l»rh
mas presents aw ay and keep 'em
•w h ile . T h e y ’re too nice to uae Just nt
present. I aold the w atch to get the
money to buy your combs. And ■<>"
suppose you put the chops oo.’’
T he magi, aa you know, were wlh
men - wonderfully wise men — wl
carried’ g ift8 to the Babe In the ma;
ger. They Invented the a rt o f glvh >;
Ghrlatmaa preeents. Being wise, their
gifts were no doubt wise ones, possibly
bearing the privilege of exebange lu
case of duplication. Ami here I have
lamely related to you the uneventful
chronicle o f two foolish i hlldren In a
flat who most an wisely sacrificed for
each other the greateat treasures of
their house. But In a last word to the
wise of these days let It be said that
o f a ll who give gifts these two wee»
the wisest. O f ell who give and re­
ceive gifts such as they are wisest
Everyw here they ere wisest. They are
the magi.
• T 4' S'
be Christmas. ...............
< ,
There was clearly nothing to do hut
flop down ou the shabby little couch
and howl. So Della did It. Which In-
«tigatee the liioral reflection that life
By S A R A H B R Y C E B O W E N .
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Is made up of soba, sniffles and smile*,
(C o p y rig h t, X808. by A m e ric a n Press Aaeo-
c la tlo n .l
w ith sniffles predominating.
W hile the mistress of the home Is
On Christ ma a morning while Jimmy
was trying hard to dress blmsClf—the gradually subsiding from the first
buttons were all too big for the holes, stage to the second. take a look ai the
be as Id—it» beard a sharp bark down­ ' home. A furnished fla t at » 8 f>er week.
I t did not exactly beggar description,
stairs
Jim m y stopped at once, and
but It certainly had that word on the
bis eyes and ears were wide open. A t lookout for the mendicancy squafl.^
another bark, h alf dressed, he dashed
In the veatlhule below was a letter
out of hla room and downstairs. There box Into which no letter would go and
In the library be saw as pretty a tittle
an electric button from which no mor­
fox terrier ss ever stepped on four tal finger could coax a ring
Also ap­
feet. Jim m y stood looking a t the te r­ pertaining thereunto waa a card bear­
rier. sod the terrier stood w ith hla ing the name “ M r. James Dillingham
pointed nose nnd sharp eyes turned
Young.”
directly on Jim m y. Then by w ay of
T he “ Dllllnghaqt" had been d«n8 to
making Jim m y'a acquaintance he w ag­ the breeze during a form er period of
ged his tall. At that moment Jim m y’s prosperity wheu Its possessor was l>e-
fa th e r came Into the r«xiro and said:
lug paid >30 per week. Now. when
“ H e 's your Cbrisluius present, Jim. , the Income waa shrunk to >20, tbe let­
H o w do you like him?”
ters of “ D illing ham ” looked blurred,
Jim n i l so wrapped In adm iration
aa though they were thinking serious­
o f bis dog that be made no reply.
ly o f contracting to a modest nnd un­
F in ally. he gasped:
assuming D. But whenever M r. James
“ Is be really all mine. p a p a T
D illingham Young came home and
“All yours, aouny. 1 Intended to give
reached hla flat above he was called
him to you at breakfast, but hla bark
Jim " and greatly hugged by Mrs.
stood In tbe way. Come; we three w ill James Dillingham Young, already iu-
g o up sod finish your dressing. I sup­
troduced to you aa Della. W hich is
pose I'l have to help you now th a t your all very good. -
attention Is diverted from your clothes.
D ella finished her cry aud attended
Come on. Z ip.”
to her cheeks w ltb the powder rag
“ Is that his name?"
She stood by the w indow and looked
“T h a t's a good one fo r him, don’t out dully at a gray cat w alking a gray
you think so? H e looks as I f bis name
fence In a gray back yard. Tom orrow
m ight be Zip.”
would be Christmas day. and ahe had
And Zip the terrie r continued to be ouly >1.87 w ith which to buy Jim a “THKV’B
B TOO Wiou TO TTHR A T F K t h C T
called
There la as much affinity be­ present. She bad been saving every
tw een children and dogs as there la penny she could for months, w ith this that made her l«mk wonderfully like a
enm ity between d«»gs and cats
From result, t wenty dollars'a week doesn't truant schoolboy. She looked at her
tb e moment Jim m y a a < Zip he loved
far.
Expenses had been greater reflection lu the m irror tong, carefully
him . and from the moment Zip aaw than ahe had calculated. They always end critically.
I f Jim doeahT kill me.” she said to
Jlm n t) be adored him. Jim m y began are. Only >1.87 to buy a present fop
to go to kindergarten that year, and Jim —her Jim ! Many a happy hour herself, “before he takes a second look
fro m i he tim e be departed Zip did ahe had spent planning for something at me he’ll say I look like a Coney Is­
nothing but w ait for hla return. In ­ nice for him. somethlng’ flne and rare land chorus girl. But w hat could I
deed. he would have gone w ith hla lit­ and sterling, something Just a little bit do—oh, what could I do w ith >1.87?"
At 7 «/clock the coffee Was made and
tle msster had tbe door not been abut near fo being worthy o f tbe honor of
the frying pan was on the back of the
e
on hfiu when Jim m y w ent out. But being owned by Jim.
»»«1 ready tq coo> tbe chops.
There wan a pier glass between tbe «toy)»,
as soon «« Jimm y m m e home Wp re
J 1m waa never late. Della doubled
• rambled a rubber ball on tbs bound. window« o f the room. Perhaps you
the fob chain In her hand and sat on
have seefc a pier glass In an eight dol
H e Jumped all over the boy. bis n -
la r flat. A very thin and very agile the corner of tbe table near tbe door
preexton plainly denoting hla Joy
that he always entered. Then ahe
Then what times Zip and Jim would person may by observing hla refl«*ctton
heard hla step on the stair away down
have i«»gether! They would romp till 10 a rapid sequence of longitudinal
•trip s obtain a fa irly accurate concep­ on the first flight, and she turned
Jim was too tired to fomp any longer
white for Juat a moment. 8he had a
Then Jim would get out hla toys, and tion o f bla looks, ’ Tlella. being slender,
habit o f saying little silent prayer«
Z ip would sit by w a tc h in g him. turn ­ had mastered the art.
Suddenly ahe whft-led from ths win about the «Impleat everyday thing«,
in g bis little bead at Jim ’s every mo­
dow
and stood befqre the glass. H er and now ahe whispered. “Please, God,
tio n .
make him think 1 gm «till pretty.”
Jimm y's parent* objected to tbs two eyes were shining brilliantly, but her
Tbe door opened, and Jim stepped In
face
had
lost
Ito
color
w
ithin
tw
enty
frie n c - passing the night as well as
and closed It. H e looked thin and very
seconds.
Rapidly
she
pulled
down
her
the d »> together, and thia was a great
serlou«. Poor fellow ! n e was only
hard'Tilp for both the dog and tbe hair and let It fa ll to its full length.
tw enty-tw o-rand |o be hardened with
Now,
there
were
tw
o
poaaesalous
of
boy.
Many a time, notwithstanding
the James DUlingham Youngs In a fam ily! H e needed a new overcoat,
gve:i
precaution, tbe fam ily would
and he was w ithout gloves.
•w a k e n In the morning to And Zip and
Jim stopped Inside the door, ns Im ­
Jim In bed together. Jimm y's mother
movable aa a setter at the scent of
threwn-ned to send hla pet aw ay I f he
quail. H la eyes were fixed upon Della,
did II again.
nnd there was an expression In them
On»- morning Zip waited as be was
that she could ntrt read, and It terrified
alw ays directed to wait for hla chum
her. I t was not anger nor surprise
to ««nite dswn to breakfast Jim m y
nor disapproval qor horror nor any of
did •»•»«. come. Zip noticed that the
the sentiments that she had been pre­
fath er snd mother looked anxious, and
pared for. H e simply stared at her
tbe d -< was himself corres|KiDding1y
fixedly w ith that peculiar expression
w orr -d. H e ran thia way and that
on his face;
way. butting hla nose against a door
Della wriggled off the table and went
that <-<>nfined biro, and when a maid
for him.
open'd ft without thinking Zip sprang
“Jim. darling.” she cried, “don't look
through and ran upstairs Into Jim ’s
at me that way! I had my hair cut off
room
There lay Jim in bed looking
and sold It because I <x>uldn’t have
red s d hot. Hla mother waa beading
llvt'd through Christmas without giv­
over him anxiously. Zip sprang up
ing .vou a present. I t ’ll grow out ngaln.
on to i he |«ed
The mother ordered
You won’t mind, w ill you? I Just had
him o ff. but one look from Jim
to do It. M y hair grows aw fully fast.
changed her Intention, and she per­
Say 'M erry Christinas!' Jim and let's
mit t«<i Zip to remain.
«
l»e happy. You don’t know what a nice
Bui Zip had to go when tbe doctor
—w hat a beautiful, nice g ift l'v 6 got
came .rod waa kept out of tbe room fo r
for you.”
tbe rest of the day. In tbe morning
“You’ve cut off your hair?” asked
Jim v ss a little better, and bis Christ
Jim laboriously, ns If he had not ar­
mas dog was let Into hla room and up
rived nt that patent fact yet even after
on 1« hla tied, where be licked tbe
the hardeat mental labor.
ho.v> iiaud. looking at him w ith tnel
“Cut It off and sold lb” said Della.
and» ly eyes, as though bis heart
•'Don’t you like me Juat as well any­
would break. But be waa not pertdfc-
how? I ’m me w ithout my hair, ain’t
ted b remain long. Jimm y was too
ir
111. I deed, there were times when he
Jim looked about the room curiously.
profo'iiiy did hot know that hla pet
was u itb him. Zip was pot outside,
“ You say your hair 1« gone?” he
«aid. with an air almost o f Idiocy.
but r. malned at tbe door, looking up
“You needn't look for It," said Della.
wist I nly «a people went In and out.
"Twmrrr dot - lars ,'' s a id m a d a m s .
us li (or * bit of comfort as to his
" I t ’s sold, I tell you—aold and gone too.
which they both took a mighty pride
frle i •> coodltlon.
,
«
i t ’s Christmas eve, boy. Be good to
Jit* .ijr grew worse. and It seemed One was Jim's g«>l«l watch, which had me. for It went fbr you. Maybe the
that i* would pssa aw ay shortly be­ been his father'« and his !;r:i’i*Tfnf’T>r‘s ’’Sirs o f my head were numbered.” ahe
ID d I ’)
fore
w dying year. Tbe day before The other w n* D e lia 1* huh
vent on. w ith a sudden serious sweet­
Cbrl < o a a a fte r tbe doctor’s morning queen of Sheba lived in tbe flat across ness. “ hut uotxjdy could ever count my
the
a
ir
«haft
Della
would
have
let
her
Tall x.toaow Jimm y's mother In tears.
love for you. S hall I put the chops ou,
Rbe J d been told that tbe crisis hair hang out tbe window some day to
J lin T *
,,o
.
,
4.« ,T
dry
Juat
to
depreciate
b
ef
majesty*«
would take place daring tbe next
Out of hie trance Jim seemed quick­
Jewel«
and
gift«.
Had
King
Solomon
tw ei v-fonr hours. Zip could not be
ly to «rake. R e infolded bla Delle.
been tbe Janitor, w ltb all hla treasures
d rh • • from the d<*»r all day. In tbe
For ten seconds let us regard w ith
piled-up
In
the
basement.
Jim
would
discreet eerntiny «ome Inconsequential
svel­ g he saw by tbe expression on
have
pulled
out
his
watch
every
time
tile » ee of those nursing Jimmy that
object In the other direction.
Eight
ing Important was taking place. he passed Just to see him pluck at hla dollars a week or a •million a year—
s « i i i »»
T
”aa 7 o'clock. Tbe dluuer table heard from envy.
w hat 1« the difference? A mathemn
So now Della’s lieautlful hair fell
ur»« - , t lielow In tbe dining room On
llclsn or a w it would give yon the
about her. rippling and shining like n
idetMMird
was
a
dl*b
of
fru
it.
lu
«lie I
wrong answer,. The magi brought
cascade of tx-own waters. It reached
,-.g
MHoe
Idnlags
grapes.
But
no
»-toil)'
valuable gifta, but that was not among
below
her
knee
and
made
Itself
nlm«»st
.-m ed Inclined to eat. and the
«»ft«-
them. This dark assertion w ill be 11-
a garment for her. And then ahe did
f t M ' l l ’ was daaerted. The door of Jim ­
himtonted later on.
It
np
again
nervomily
and
quickly
m y * !«edr«toin opened, and a trained
Jim drew ■ pa«’ksge from his over­
Once
abe
faltered
.for
a
mlnut«
and
nnr< «-nine out. A few minutes later
coat pocket and threw It upon the
stood
still.
wbUo
a
tear
or
two
splash­
Zip ]• |>p<-d up oo tbe sick boy's lied
table.
ed on tbe worn red carpet,
w i ll) a bunch o f grn|tes In hla mouth.
“Don’t make any mistake, Dell,” he
Jim icy's mother was about to take i On went her old brown Jacket; on said, “abmtt me. I don’t think there’s
Zip lu her arms sod set him outside went her old brown hat. W ltb a w hirl anything tn tbe way o f a h air cut or a
w h e n her Imy opened hla eyes. Peeing o f aalrt« and w ith tbe brtlllaat sparkle shave or a shampoo that could make
Zip sod tbe grape*. he put out hla still in her eyes abe fluttei <d out tbe me like ray girl any less. But I f you’ll
hand, trying to break off a grape, but door and down tbs s ta in to tbe street. unwrap that package you may
Where abe stopped the sign read;
waa too feeble.
why you bad me going gwhlle at
There Jimmy's mother plucked a "Mipe. Sofroole. H a ir Goods of All first.”
Kinds.”
One
flight
up
Della
ran
snd
grape and held it to h e r boy's lipa. He
W h ite flhgers and nimble tore at the
Madame,
■W ittow ed It and w ith hla eyes aaked collected herself, punting.
string and paper, and then an ecstat­
large,
too
white,
chilly,
hardly
looked
for more. Grape a fte r grape waa eat-
ic scream o f Joy, and then. ala«. «
eo by the patient till the laat one on the ' Rofronle.”
quick fem inine change to hysterical
l
“W
ill
you
buy
my
b
a
l
r
f
naked
I»ella.
the bunch waa gone. Then tbe boy
1 “ 1 buy hslr.” aald mad a me
“T a k e leers nnd walls, ne«csnltntlng the Im­
slept, w ltb Zip In hla arms.
mediate employment of nil th e com ­
A t 10 o’clock tbe nurse took Jim m y’s y et hat off and let*« have a eight at
forting power» o f tbe lord o f tbe flak
?
tem perature and discovered that It tbe looks o f It.”
For there lay tbs combs, tbe set of
w as nearly norm al
At 11 the doctor ) Down rippled the brown egecede.
conibs, side and back, that Ifolla bad
came and was astonished at tbe ' ••Twenty dollars," said madamo. Ilft-
worshiped, for long la a Rtosdway
•bangs Io tbe boy’s coodlttoo. In tbe , Ing the maaa w ith a practiced hand.
U rib d ow -beautifu l combe, pure tqc-
“Qlve
tt
to
me
quick.”
aald
Della.
morning Jim m y ate a good breakfast
Oh. and tbe next two hours tripped tolee shell, w ltb Jeweled rims. Just tbe
•n d beating tbe word Christmas apo
by ou rosy wtuga
Forget the hashed shade to wear In I he beautiful van
ken. asked for his presents.
They w e re e x p e n s iv e
uietapbor
She waa rausarklna ttie Islwsl bslr
T har waa a happy day for t i l . repe
•toraa for Jlae’a
«•all S p . who bad
I SATELLITE HEROINE
S
union P acific
Mk ■
’ ffcRE.
Lv.fJif
OolMMbl* »»4 Wil »M»t*e Mlwee.
r w i l »Mill I ’i
flout.
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S
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CITY DRAY NO. 2
by, waltxlng most gracefully.
“Ob, Algy,” said the girl, “don't you
think Mioa Lnvllw un quite the nicest
girl in the room?"
“W hy, yes, M ay. darling, i f yon think
so."
k e tb a ll te « m .”
Pm going to help yen," an­ protracted foe several weeks, tha e x ­
citement befog so great that doctors
attended to let blood In cases where
mending Evelyn’s clothes seemed al­ the proclaiming o f winning tickets
proeed too overpowering for the bold
ways to be undergoing
“ And
nounced tbe little scholarship girl,
looking ttp from the interm inable
“But you haven’t tbe time,” rem o n­
strated the pretty g irl. “ H ow can you
couch me when yon have so much to
do out o f hours? A t least yon mbat
let me pay you.” Tha other girl flush­
ed.
___
"Oh. I w ill be ell rig h t!” she a n sw er­
ed. “Indeed, you mustn't M y
cle ver too? K n o w s F re n c h , a n d -h o -b o
Im pulslrety fcvelyn threw her arms
—o b -o -o f’
sronn«i her siforing friend.
1)1 * *
“ Forgive me. Dells I ” she cried. “O f
A B ushel o f C an ts.
course I’ ll let you help me, and 1
Tt beats all what odd questions reach know 'no one else could pull me
•ome of tbe departments of govern­ th ro ug h like y o u r
ment In Waahl.igtnn.
Not long ago
Through the weeks that followed
the treasury received a letter froos a D e lls tfuck faith fu lly to her task, en
man who bad made a bet asking "flo w eouraglng tbe wegker girl to fonewed
m any.cents are there In a bnRbatF efforts when she would have given up
Tbe answer was not M ay to offer. I f tbe light.
the man bad asked about pound* be
Almoat every moment of her after-
might Wave received a definite an afljlA noona was token up in this way. Oc
A a R was. he got In reply a guesn feoja caatoually fbougbtless Evelyn gave
g clerk that ’’roughly Abet> is some­ thought to Daila’u naglectad duties,
but the other put bar off wlito a Laugh,
thing like >320, or 82,000 pennies,”
saying she bad had • w indfall
Kveivn cookl not know of the l"Qg
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tbe revenue, during tbe latter years
bringing tn from >1250.(100 to >1,-
600.000 per annum- The first public
lottery held In England to o k place
ou Jan. »1. HWW It wus drawn a t tbe
west door of Bt Fgui’e cathedral and
conHnned InreuM ntly. draw ing day
and nlghL till May fl following.
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