Sherman County observer., June 18, 1915, Image 4

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MORO.
OREGON.
VISIT THE
I
NO W IS THE
EXPOSITION IN SA N FRANCISCO
Bits of Byplay
Low Round Trip Rates Are In Force to the Mighty Panama-Pacific International Exposition a t the City by the Golden G a to -
By Lake McLukt
Ooprrtrht,
Fea*.
He'a down and out, ta Poet Wegga.
Hia clothe» ha haa to patch;
They aay ha ta on hia laat •«<«
Because hia feet don't match.
The Wiae Fool.
• Nothing to ImixMW'lble to the deter­
mined spirit.” observed the « 8 «
••Maybe uot.” replied the fool. But 1
would like to see o man take a dime
out of hto right band trouaera pocket
with bto left hand when be to wearing
the trousers
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Cloth«»-
Stnttge Tribes and Races From Far Corners of the Globe and Marvelous Exhibits Enthrall Millions of Visitors— One-Six­
Come Along Folks;
See the Fair Early
*
“Oh?welU” amlled the optimist, “some
of these days we ll all be ta
-W h a t fun will that be?' growled the
••You are liable to catch bay
fever.*
Yaw Knew Him .
Industry In Pearl Culture Exhibits by Japan— Strange Aeroscope Raises Higher Than Ferris W heel—King of Siam Sends
Huge Ebony Palace to ¿an Francisco In Knocked Down Form— Samoan Divers Surprise by Great Time They Remain Under
Water.
iH E greatest exhibition the world their voices fa r louder than they were
has ever known, the great spoken ifcto the transmitting telephone.
Panama-Pacific
international The voice is amplified by the marvel­
Ex|>osltlon at San Francisco, la ous Audlon amplifier, invented by T^ee
Thousands of de Forest. To put It untecbniealiy.
(oday In full blast.
amazed visitors are viewing the world's through the Audlon amplifier the vole#
most remit rkable achievements In the vibrations are Increased in intensity by
Industries, sciences and the applied passing through a series of heat waves.
Visit the Exposition today and A man in New York city today can
ca n 'tà lk “ wiïh 7our~ friends' over 1 talk to an audience In the Pntoce of
tae l o i distance telephone and h ear’ Liberal Arts at the Panama-Pacific ln-
T?1
A woman’s mighty queer, by Jlngl
For, be aha thin or «tout,
She'll wear heraelf out worrying
A bout w h at sh e'll w ear o u t
HuhL
tieth of an Ounce of Radium W orth $393,00) Produces Marvelous Plant Growth— Daniel Webster’s Plow Is Shown— New
ternattonal Exposition. It Is possible
to Increase the fatensity of the speak­
er’s voice to such an extent. If necessa­
ry, naJo fin a whole ball.
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Among Japan’s exhibits Is shown
the development of the pearl Industry
through the raising of a type of pearl
developing oystata The plow used by
Daniel Webster Is shown, in the G er­
man section Dr. Herman IJeber. the
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» ran
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Taking Tessie
Oui
A
Flirting
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■ her Joyful course
a n in
na th e the Which
f lïn flaming
iln ir fiSh. were sputtering.
Which
pursued
among
•
¡near amethysts and amateur pearto
with what demureueaa her playful na­
ture would permit and accepted the
{ implied devotjon of the floorwalker
with equanimity until the Inevitable
1 moment arrived when he Invited her
Floorwalker
famous chemist, portrays the utility of
radium and Its derivatives.
It
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Straugc wild tribes from French Ro-
inalllaud, on the Zone, the great
amusement section, give marvelous ex­
hibitions of their prowess with the
spear. These warriors are of the same
Intrepid type as the Algerians serving
in the French army.
The world’s womitB champion rifle
shot, Princess Winona, gives marvelous
exhibitions of her skill.
Dancers of all nations reproduce the
fa mo uh Turkish and Egyptian dances
which fascinated thousands at the
great world’s Columbian exposition nt
Chicago and display the mtest steps
practiced In the royal courts of the
Orient.
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*
*
* In the aeroscope visitors enter a car
resembling a two storied houseboat and
are swung 264 feet ta the air at the
summit of a lofty Inverted pendulum.
The Exposition offers the most com­
prehensive epitome of the world’s prog­
ress ever presented. The man from
any land who goes there may say, “I
am on my native soil.” The remeiY
able photos on this page show 'Keues
never before presented from U « Expo­
sition.
"W hy, you ought to remember ber. 1
EXPOSITION ATTRACTIONS FOR BRITONS.
shouldn’t tbiuk you'd ever forget ber.
Mr. Uurper. She’s s little bloud g lr t -
The Canadian Palace.
used to he ta tba millinery on the
Tbe AnZtrelian^PavHion—visit the aviary and “soo” in the adjoining gar-
sam e floor with you when you were
ta tbe dress goods.”
a ^ e p ro d n c tlo n o f'S ir Francis Drake’s account of hto discovery of New
Mr. Harper stared at ber unbeliev­
Albion (now California», exhibited in the Marin county section of the Uallfor-
ingly
Slowly thoughts were taking shape nla building. Panorama of Yoaemite and leading California cities, also in thia
ta hto brain, but he atubboruly refused building, are very good.
In the Agricultural building—the comprehensive New Zealand exhibit. m<xl
to give them credence.
•L ittle -a n d u blond?’ he repeated els of the finest boats of the Union Steamship Company
In the Trans|»ortatlon butl<Jtag-tbe English shipping display by the Inter­
tnuHlugiy ” 1 don’t remember her now.
Oh. there were so many girls there!" national Mercantile Marine Company. Rest at the reteptlou parlor« of Thomas
be added, with a laugh that died out Cook & Son. tourist agents.
The exhibit of the Italian Swlaa Colony ta the. Food Product« bulldlng-a
suddenly
“ Yes. but you ought to remember grapevine with lUmnluated dusters, prettier than a chrtotmas tree. Many
this one,” Tessle went on. with her well known Eirrltoh'lh ms hove exhibits In this building
The CanaiUttii l ’a<lflc Railway bonding, east end of tbe Marina; good
engaging little smile, “because you
illustration of Canadigu rural life and fine motion pictures.
married her.”
-The »ontberu l avlflc Railway building, near Fillmore street entrance, inwt
Tbe effulgent floorwalker dropped ber
.
elbow ntnl I’ccollcd n step or two. Tbe wenlc exhlb” . next to Canada «, on the grounds.
wltb gold cords
Au attendanL
» •ta i buttons,
and glltteriug «zlfath • metal
buttons,
rushed forward to open the door and
assist Teaale to alight
Three youthful bandits ta green liv ­
ery lay ta ambush for Mr. Harper Just
Inside the doors, waiting to «else hto
bat. coat and cane, and beyond them
stretched a pleasing vtota of lights
and mirrors and white nupery, of
gleaming gloss and polished silver.
Teaale paused momentarily on the
threshold aud favored the beaming
floorwalker with a gratified smile.
•Tbis look» like IL ” »he ««id. “ 1
think 1 could eat a bite In here.”
Wliereupon they wpnt ta. and when
Mr. Harper bad wrested hlmaelf free
from the three green bandits they
were escorted up through the Irides
ceut dining room to a little table near
to the orchestra.
-1 believe thia to whnt you jantd you
lilted.” he said. "Right up close to the
baud—I had the table reserved.”
Tessle was slowly removing her
gloves and looking around at tbe wo­
men nearest them.
’T h a t’s whnt you have to do If you
want ’em to know you're on eurth
she sukl languidly. “ I wouder If they
have any cabaret stagers
The Arabian Night«' entertain m m t
ended two hours later when Mr H ar­
per, with a lirgi Hutch ou Tessle'» el
' how, steered her out of tbe restaurant
1 and walked under the flaring lights a«
fur as the comer. There he osteuta
' tloualy drew out u gold watch
“ I wonder If we'd hare time to get
to a show.” h? observed;**” lt'a after
! 8.
We’d probably be lat«r—and It h
I hard to get ffhod seats i f you're uot
there early.”
- Tvc ite loosed across the brilliant
street with supreme indifference
- ‘You can usually get 'em from the
speculators, if you want to put up for
'em." ehe «aid T i e floorwalker look
ed at be«* sidewise fn m beneath lower
ed ISKhc«.
“ I don t think I'd cure to go to a
show tonight Muybow.” he said. “I'd
rather talk to you. It was too notov
to talk In the rcitaurant. wasn’t R*”
out to dinner.
”8ure. I’ll go.*” Teasle said when he
md unbosomed himself of the care-
' fully framed Invitation.
‘But I want
By IR A N I X FINNEGAN
i to declare myself right now—you’re
Copyright b y Frank A, liunaey Co.
' not thinking of any of those fifty-five
Paw Knew« Everything.
W illie— Paw. what to an optimist?
tent wlue Included places, are you?”
Paw—An of*Un 1st to a man who will
“ Yon leave It to me.” Air. Harper
Tessle had worked but three daya In suggested confidently
point out the silver lining in the cloud
“ I ve knocked
and cheer you up so that you will lend the Imitation Jewelry department of around this old town a week or two.
Mm your umbrella before It begins to the biggest store on earth when the and I know the places to go for the
floorwalker paused at her abow case right kind of a dinner.”
rata, my s o n ______
and obaerved sympathetically that she
Toyland Grown Up Wonderful Feature at the Panam ,-
Correct.
looked tired.
" I t may «earn queer." remarked old Ben.
The floorwalker was large and Im ­
Pacific International Exposition
-Y o u may thtnk thia la truck.
pressive looking aud bad a long black
But you’ll ftnd out th a t luckyOna®
coat.
Do no« depend on luck ”
“ It'a no wonder.” Tessle real»ouded
brightly. “These guya that come in
Why the Editor Loft Tow«.
here to buy this Junk make me tired.
Tickets on sale March 31 and April L
1915. Limited to return to reach orig­ Say, houeat. there was a fellow come
inal starting point before midnight up to me a little while ago aud want­
ed to look at them rock crystalline
April «. 1915. For full particulars a p
ply to nearest ticket agent M. J. aolttnlrea that’s on sale at 92.48 today,
aud after bed pawed ’em over for teu
Coughlin. agent
a gimlet beaded clerk who earns about minutes be picked one out and asked
g2 a week and hto washing — From an me if 1 thought U wohld do for an en­
gagement ring. Can yon bent th at? ’ -
Exchange.
Mr. Harper, the gentlemanly floor
1« T h a t Sol
walker, who bad much ex|Hsr»en«e of
D ear Luka:
the vivacious converaatlen of the big­
Your baker may a wonder ba.
gest store salesladies, smiled ludul
And w hat you aay la ao.
gently.
But when ba baa the money, why
Is It ba k n ead s the dough?
“ Xpu didn’t take It as a proposal
did you?’ he asked.
“Who. me?' Tessle retorted gayly.
Nam oa la Nam es.
“1 took It a» u scream »ay, 1 had to
Mias Fern Sprinkle teaches the Web-
laugh so quick and ao bard I couldn't
foot school at Trenton, In.
hold ta. I laughed right ta bto face
aud lost the sale. He got red aud beat
Q iddapl
•’My brother-in-law speaks broken it out of the store."
For a moment the floorwalker was
English.” remarked the grouch. .
Inclined
to look grave over the infrac­
“That sol” asked the old fogey. ”Is
tion of the rules involved ta the escape
he a foreigner?”
of the customer, but one giauce into
“ Naw,” replied the grouch. "He stut­
Tessle'» bright eyea aud beaming coun­
ters.”
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tenance convinced him that $2.48 waa
a trifling sum to be missed from the
Things to Worry About.
The water of the Antarctic ocean la total of the biggest store's receipt« and
•I was t»o l.u s f to talk.”’ she adm l>
not worth a rebuke to such a pretty
colder than that of the Arctic ocean.
ted.
girl as Teaale.
aanixva t h is ta w h a t too s a id too
HKRB IB THB SUM MOUA "
“ Ix t's go w»U)» place where We «»u
OIKKO.’’ HU NAIO
“ He must have felt pretty cheap.” he
Woloomel
have a u!<*v, long th at. .Mr llarjM-r
thoughts
he had tried to shut out of
Dear L u k e -W ill you add C. A. Coon observed.
T h a t part of It 1« easy enough," abv suggcsjct'i. "I’.l like to know yoy bet
T h a t’s one thing 1 can’t stand fo r -
his bruin were taking shape very rap­
and Hasel Nutt of Urbana. O.^to your
retorted, with undluilutohed cheerful­ ter. I liavt n't met a git I In a long time
a cheap guy,’’ Tessle volunteered.
roll of fame?—C. A.
ness “Lots of people know ’em. but that In te r - tctl uh * t: • much as you do ” idly tbeu.
“Yon" married ber,’’ Tessle pursued,
After that Mr. Harper managed to
“ Ye»?' Tcvslc suid v. ilh an Inflectiou
they ride right past ou the trolley. The
find
many
opportunities
to
pause
at
and
wlthlu a year you were chasing
.CENES In famous Toyland concession on the Zone at the I ’annm a-la-
Our Daily SpooiaL
Ttart II tcus gcod
ATtd
idea Is to go In and Ox things up with of inquiry.
le's counter during the Intervals
around town as though you had never
eifle International Exposition. 8nn Francisco. In this great amusement
A poor liar makes a poor diplomat.
the head waiter for a couple of seats >ou un.xt h.tve nret some glrto In your
of hia stately parades up and down
had a wife
And you’ve kept It up
devite. which covers fourteen acres, toys are reproduced ui»oit-n gigantic
up near the band I'm strong for eat­ tiiuc t’.M».''
the tesselated floor, ‘ and within two
scale, the figures here shown being eighty feet lu .height.______ . ____
•’One to. : a t h e
floorwalker ad ever siucc. Mr. Harper, and now your
Luke Mo Luka ftayai
ing
when
I
go
out
to
dinner.”
wife to going to sue you for separn
Any old mutt can ateal klaxea from s daya ail the girls ta that section of
“Wednesday night theu?” the efful­ mttied. l-.vob•ntnrlh rea ch in g -for his
Snapping Turtle«.
(iou and support—aud here to the sum opened ÎÎ rip. It was a summon» in C
g irt But It take« nerve to ateal candy the biggest store were talking about IL gent floorwalker pursued.
oUx'ct he
In an article in St. Nicholas on snap­
lreue. the statuesque brunette ta the
tnotis
r
“ 1 thougld yoii'h” 1 ‘ Hie said. “and.
suit for separation and maintenance.
from a baby.
It was Mr. Harper’s modest sugges­
ping turtles the writer says:
She thrust her band into the bosom’
I f a man would devote as much ener­ perfumes and toilet articles, at whose tion that they eheape from the store In fact. I know of ■ ue of them. I ’ve
“Well. I ’ll l>e*’- b<* l>egaii aloud. •
"Considered from a scientific stand
of ber gown and drew out a small
gy to hard work aa be doe« to cuaalug odorous bower the floorwalker had on Wednesday evening without being •net her.”
Then he shoved the paper back into
point,
the turtle to of sdme Interest,
folded
pn|»er.
which
she
bunded
to
the
speut
bto
spare
momenta
prior
to
the
.Mr
iI
'.r|H-r
start
d
slightly
-and
hia luck be wouldn’t have anything to
bto pocket, glanced around for the
!
appearance of Tessle on the scene, ausfocted of having a “date.” Tessle sp u ed at the self possessed young wo gnsplng floorwalker.
for. although classed with the reptiles, '
steadying
ilgn
o
f
a
saloon
wnd
stum-
cuaa about
would have paraded him down the
Mechanically be took It and opened
be has many of the attributes of other ,
It doesn’t do a married man any good chanced to be the first to discover main aisle and out through the big instil lx side hlm.
bled Into the doorway
what
an
attraction
Mr.
Harper
had
-You have?' he ««Id “ Whnt do you it with unsteady hands.
to know It alL He never gets a chance
groups. Thus he has a shell like the
doors if she had had her way. but she
“Who—wbat have you to do with all
auddeuly found In the Jewelry.
mean?'
.
•
MISSING LINKS.
mollusks, legs like the mammals, lays •
to tell IL
fell
ta
With
the
thought
of
an
unosten­
”8be didn’t look like that kind to
•Just what I say.” “hr retorted.
I this?’ ho demanded when a measure
The photograph that "a girl’s own
eggs like the -J’l’-'da. can live In the
tatious departure in deference to Mr.
know oue of the girto you've m et Yon o f his nerve began to flow back to him. «
mother wouldn’t be able Jo recognize roe.” Irene confided to Miss Murtha.
of Goologlcal History T h a t N a- water or on the land like certain am­
Harper's
idea
of
the
proprieties
“Never
mind
about
that
part
of
It.
»t
the
buyer.
“
But
you
never
con
tell,
met her about four year» ago when
to always the one that a girl tblnka
1
ture Haa Destroyed.
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phibians and- hibernates In the mud
When she met him at • corner out
can you? 1 thought she was a real
you were a clerk in the dress goods at she said, “but 1 Just want to drop one
looks moat like her.
New details are continually being during the cold seasons/ as do many .
of
range
of
the
biggest
store’s
home­
.1110« l bint into your ear. I ’ve got to added by geologists to tbe known bto- I of the other v„...
Iloma p r r 1” aeem to imagine that a alee little thing when she drat came to
Stueey’a.” ----------.
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cold blooded
creatures. -
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Ain’t It awful bow little ward hound army of employee« be
man who confesses that be likes the ef work here
The Impressive looking Ooorwal«»r do It now because 1 won’t be at the tory of the earth. Including tbe devel- jb e fact that his flesh to edible, how- J
helped
her
lnt»
a
taxicab
with
the
non­
forts of Honna Wagner better than some girls think of themselves?”
took her arm aud stepped with her store after this. I f you attempt to opment of plants aud uulmals. How- ever> an(j t i)at -turtle soup' to some-
“Oh. I don’t pay any. attention to chalant air of one who flitted about ta slowly toward a lighted window of a fight thia case of your wife's when it ever, that history, which is recorded ta what of n delicacy marks hto chief
those of W agner, the composer. Is
Hanier. dearie**' M io Vitrthn cnnsHed them early and late.
comes to trial I ’m going to show np the rocks, to still fragmentary, like a
low brow. *'
claim to distinction with, many of os.’
Tessle leaned back ta the cushions Jeweler’a shop
- , v e been i»> i'«e
|»relt>
Father’s Idea of disciplining the chll tier
He wanted to get a good look at her there ns a witness for ber. and
badly mutilated book. Oue of tbe great
I
’m
likely
to
testify
to
to
a-plenty."
gran la to bawl mother out every time near as loti:: as lie ba*, and I ve seen an<f smiled at him cheerfully.
ri
face while she was making revelations
defects in tbe record in tbe Atlantic
w.
' The machine spun them speedily
He tried a little bristling indignation
enough of hint. Iwlle ve me. *>’ that
one of the kids doe« anything wrong
so foreign to what he had expected to
and
gulf
coastal
pigln
regions
of
thia
“You ?’ he exclaimed. "W hat can you country to the absence of the later part
One reason why the woman who ktos uothliig In thut line is worth tnlklug through the swarming traffic of the talk about with her. He wanted" time
One Must Thoroughly Understand It to«
streets, grazed plebeian trolley carer
testify to? 1 took you out to dinner!"
es and nurses her Fldo wouldn’t like to about It won’t Ins’, long.”
of the cretaceous and the early part
to collect hia thoughts.
Really Enjoy IL
frightened
pedestrians
and
scorned
although
Tesale
laughed
in
hto
face—the
mer
* have a baby around the house la be
Tessle * pieAUWbile.'
net
“Why. how did yen know 1 was ever
of the eocene chapters— perhupe eight
Berlioz says: “Music Is the a rt of
conae Fldo might catch something from Interior of Superb Siamese Palace at the Panama-Pa­ at Stacey’s?” he asked, with a little ry, rippling little laugh that grated on to tan millions years ago. A report
moving, by a systematic combination
the baby.
laugh that he intended to be bllthsome tils
b , the geological
ot „ uu<to.
of
When a man ren»eu^>ers that there
Suppose I should make up my own missing part of the record and shows
cific
International
Exposition.
San
Francisco
and care free, bat which lacked those
d cultivated being».’’
Bio nearly 2.(XM>.WO.d» people In the
little story." she said, "and you should
elements ta eaaentinLparttcuinra.
• T" T “ “ I
. M t « : -U u .k - L. to th . . r t .
world be wonders why trouble happens
“Why. I was telling you I knew this deny It? Which of us do you think a period of time.
what love to to man. In truth. It to
to pick him out and make him the goat
Judge
and
Jury
would
believe?”
I t to known that at that time the
g irl.” Tessle explained. “It was she
love Itself: the purest, loftiest language
Mr. Harper leaned forward and star
Aay fa t bead can make hay while the
continents were at least ns large aa
that told me ^l»ut you. Why. 1 knew
of passion, portraying it in a thousand
guo |g ahlntag. But the fellow who
ed
into
her
face.'
and probably larger than they are now,
you before you ever came tip to my
make hay when there isn’t any
His lips were set In a straight, stern and the oceans were accordingly small­ shades of color and feeling.”
counter In the store.” •
Ruskin declares: "Music to the first
son always gets the kale.
“You did?” he exclalmeil In genuine line. The frown on hto forehead had er. Any rocks thut were then formed the simplest the most effective of a l l ,
W e are all Inclined to be vary care­
dee|»ened.
—
-
ta
the
aea
seem
to
have
been
weather
a a__
A_ ..A ..^.,1 1
**
surprise and disbelief.
ful When It 1« ti»o Inte
“ You're pretty smooth for a sales ed and washed away. Hundreds of Instruments of moral Instruction.
.“ Sure I did.” she reiterated. “1 had
Suds of plants and animais that lived
Have you ever
A Jolly wi«l get more out of n woman
lady In the Jewelry department." he
your number the first day I saw you—
before and hniHireds that lived after lute place the world would be .without
than w ill a threat or a club.
said. ’T i l recommend you for an ad
on
account
of
this girl telling me so
music? Hove you ever realized that
I f aome of the June brides had to do
mncli And, believe me. she had plen­ vance to the bugtaees office. Would thia great period are known, but not the entire civilized world uow lo-'ka
It all over again they would select
you mind telling me what your game one which lived during the iierlod.
ty to t« !’ ”
April 1 as a more appropriate wedding
Strange to aay, few If any of the spe­ upon music ns one of tbe great essen­
Mr. H arp rr began to lose some of hto to?”
.la t e than June L
•‘Save
your
recommendation
for
aome
cie« which existed before the unknown tials in tbe education of tbe cultured^
savnlr fnire. A frown .appeared be­
Another difference between genius
man nud woman?
oue that needs I t Mr. Harper.” she period lived through i t
tween hto eyes, the sort of frown with
and talent to that talent gets a hair cut
Few persona know that the greatest
said,
"and
when
this
little
domestic
I
t
to
like
a
piny
ta
which
the
places
which he was wont to regnnl the sales
nhen a month
trouble o f yours is over, If you should of one «ct remain the same ns in tbe delight of music comes through tbe no-*
Adies
under
his
charge
when*he
ennght
A man goes to school and to college
derstaudlng of it. The highest ta o u -.
thetn gossiping and neglecting cash ever need my services. Just call me preceding but the xharaiters are all sic la not revealed to the student
and thinks be has completed bis edu
new.
and
yet
many
of
the
new
play­
•
*
customers of the biggest store In the op.” '
the student has earned the right to e n j
cat Ion.
Then he get* married and
She handed him a card, and be glanc er« resemble the old ones so much that
woi Id.
-
finds that he has only tiegun hto «does
Joy
It. W ith the right once earned the^
ed at it quickly In the light of the store one to compelled to admit that they are
“Well, let's lie getting toward borne,”
close relatives. In each of the states student has a wonderful power at hto.
window.
It
read;*
he abruptly augrested
T o o live
The man who 1« trilling time to also
bordering the Atlantic ocean are lay­ command, a power with which be cnnl
mirt h. d« i»’t <r«n ?
”
aaaamlnattag hto opportunities.
er«
o f rock which were formed be­ carry hia listeners to tbe height of Joy^
T H K FA LC O N D E T E C T IV E
Te*-le Ifigheri a ¡Ittle nt hto sudden
I f a man hfla four or five needy heirs
fore
and after the period whose record ! or to the depth of sadness. , With uin-t
agency .
It <s a etoeb that be to going to live to
la missing. In these layers are entomb-j »u- it Is possible to exercise control j
change of cinpner. She had expected
M1S8 T E R E 8 A PH A W . Bupt.
he at leant a hundred yeera old. „ y
Shadowing«.
ed aea ahelia of many ktada. but ap- over all the emotions of
Invaatlgatlona
IL but not quite so ^sm.
T h e E xceptio n.
pareutly not one speclea lived through Edwnrd Freckeltou. Jr., in New Y ork|
Tribune.
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•W h a t.a re the dining boors at your
When he turned again Mr. Harper from cretaceous to eocene time.
a ni- v. long talk u l;!i n:<‘. Mr. Harper!
she eX<'k»»U5td. ’’ \u u said you »’ere found he was alone «ave for tbe cor-
Aftar
the
Honaymoan.
dob?”
There Is No Right.
renta of pedestrians flowing |«st the
“From t to 8 for all except the eom-
“I think hia love is growing cold.’’
so |n ic :**te d iu me.”
“W hat to the right thing to do when
He «ni'ueú quk-kty to find her pout busy corner.
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“Now. tpy dear, you mustn’t Imagine
your
wife
asks
you
for
money
and
you
I11R photograph shows the Interior of the palace erected by the king o< tug as th.Higb In u.opiHhut meut
He stared at tbe card another mo­
things.”
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the exception?"
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faraway Slam at the 1’durthia-l‘arMto lutctuatlonal Exp osition In . a n
“ Who to this g’.n that u*u»l t’> kuow ment. and as he slowly thrust It into haven’t got _______________
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‘fit la not Imagination. He reads a
rule S «ays, The commit­
‘‘Under
those
circumstances
any
fafonrfatw 1« ’ hto pals e prk «'.««« oriental treasures are »hown Tl** me si Rtaoey*?' ue ««»»ed <hcn.
bto pocket his Anger* encountered a
tee to at liberty a t any time to fill
thing you do
d< will ba wrung."— Now I newspaper while I hm sitting on hto
uato< e to su
oi ,h* t’Nitoew lo
Royal
dou t rxgiKuiher ber.’
v
folded paper-
lapt”—LoutoyUla Courier-Journal.
la t beta body.’ *
To*
Herald.
a u d was carved out of ebony, set up ta Warn and than taken
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H a to a worthleaa cu«a. I ’B bat.
I apeak of Ignata DUto;
H a . fa«t a t running into debt.
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alow a t paying bill«.
Checkmated by a Girl.
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