Sherman County observer., June 01, 1917, Image 4

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ITALIAN Timers ARE
■ CLOSETO TRIESTE
O b w e rv e r
EGGS
» ’'‘Unfortunately. "I was visiting a
friend when I received tbe order," re­
A Way th * Chinese Have For Hstohing
plied Ferguaou, “and I never wear a
j
MORO. OREGON.
Duoks and Chickens.
uniform except when on «’’ ‘
My
The Chinese method of hatching as
P o r c e l a i n J B a th T u b ,
I
baggage being a hundred ro < vay,
F R ID A Y .7T T ? . . . . June 1,1917
many as 600 duck and chicken eggs In
I w as obliged to report In.«,- • i-iuftt
one sitting has not yet been adopted In
with the exception of this
which General Cadorna Within Few
he pr
this country.
i I use for auto driving."
year, r, 75
ib cent« tor six months, 50 cent« tor
Unhuaked rice Is used for the pur
Miles
of
Austria’s
Queen
The
captain
asked
to
see
Ferguson’s
tour months—but if naid in advance we
pose, and when this has been roasted
A g en t for M odel Steam L aundry of T he D allee
order to lnsi»ect tbe p o st He bad sent
accept $2.50 in full *or 2 year». Shorter
It Is either cooled by a fanning process
City on tlie Adriatic.
term « than one year 12% cent» per month. • It Was Intended to Cap- • himself a telegram to (bat effect while
Sh op in Briok B u ild in g n ex t Observer Office
or tho wind Is allowed to blow through
on tbe<malnland. and now pulled It out
A Blue Mark here will answer an in-
ture a Post of W o-
• and handed It to the officer. Whether
It until It la lukewarm.
B . W . L E W I S , P r o p r ie t o r .
query, when entered upon our calendar,
Rome. — Italy's mountain-climbing
The breeder then sprinkles a three
g i\ ing the date ot the paper as the date at
men Soldiers.
• or not she w as satisfied, she appeared fighters are within a few m iles ot Inch layer of ric$ In the bottom of a
which vour current subscription expire«.
to be so and, leading Ferguson out on
M o i o , - - - - - O ie g r o x x .
wooden tub, and on thia surface (daces
to the parade, gave an order to turu out Trieste, Austria** queen city of the
By OSCAR COX
tbe company for Inspection. Tbe com ­ Adriatic. The Italians have fought about 100 eggs; another layer of rice
mand w as drawn up In line, the rear their way forward to within two m iles about two Inches thick Is spread over
rank marched three paces to tbe rear, of Dulno, the most formldable natural them, and on this layer eggs are also
Tbe yachting season was drawing to and the Inspector, In company with the barrier between them and Trieste. Vi­ placed, and the tub la filled In this way
a close, and Jim Hathaway concluded captain, walked along both ranks, enna Refuses to concede the Italian until there are six layers of rice and
five of eggs, making 600 eggs In all In
to have one more cruise before putting each soldier banding him her gun for victories, bat the map tells the story
the tub.
4
the Eveline out of commission for the Inspection. Ferguson bud seeu an In­ of General Cadoma*s steady advance.
Every twenty-four hours the rice has
spection,
so
he
cocked
every
piece
and
winter. Ho collected such of bis men
By Luke McLuke
Dulno, at the cates of which the to be heated, and for this purpose the
friends as were able to g eta w a y —some now and then wiped the metal with Italian guns are now hammering, eggs have to be removed, tbe bottom
his w hite cambric handkerchief. When
of them took their vacations late—and
C opyright, 1016, th e C incinnati
tbe Inspection was over be returned to marks a point at which the Carso layer thia tim e being placed on top and
Enquirer
the party set sail well equipped for a the capLain’s office, and the latter began plateau alm ost touches the sea. Pro­ the other layers one row lower down,
breezy time.
tected by the ocean on the one side, the eggs that occupied the central po­
to ply him with questions.
You may think you can get along without that new set of harness
They had l»een out several days when
Fact.
“We are weaker," sbe said, “in the it is powerfully defended to the north sition in the tub now being placed at
thia winter, and possibly you can—BUT W ItfL IT PAY YOU? ,
the edges.
'
they came in sight of an island on the matter of guard duty than anything
T h e bhl collector la ft geek
by Mount Queroeto, a height of con­
The time lost in repairing and tinkering and cussing on old and
W h o never has been »cared;
There Is some difficulty in gauging
summit of which floated a United else. I should like to have you mount
Y o u ’ll find him round m ost every week
siderable
magnitude, which dominates tbe exact tim e at which the eggs will
broken and unreliable harness will just about pay for a’ new one«
Slates
flag.
Passing
a
man
In
a
boat
a
guard
and
instruct
us
upon
tbe
Unless you keep h im squared.
And time is money these days.
the country foe many miles around.
hatch, and unless care Is taken some
fishing, they asked him If the flag mark­ duties of the sentinel.”
Then broken harness often cause runaways, and they often result
At
the
foot
of
Mount
Queroeto,
fac­
of
the-
young
ones
are
likely
to
be
ed
a
government
military
post.
'They
Huh!
“The guard,” replied Ferguson, “Is
fatally to the driver or the animals. N o, unreliable harness does
'"You never bear of n pedestrian be- wertflnformed that it did not. A num mounted at any hour of tbe morning ing west, lies the Uttle town of Medeaz- smothered. This Is. of course, the point
N O t pay. Buy a new set N O W , and buy it from US, where it
at
which
the
ability
of
the
expert
Is
her
of
young
women
who
believed
In
za
and
the
Italians
have
smashed
their
•ng killed by uu aeroplane.’* mused tbe
is BEST and CHEAPEST.
that the commandant directs. Tomor­
shown.—SL
Louis
Post-Dlapntch
preparedness
bad
leased
tbe
Island
for
row morning I will be happy to per­ way to within a few hundred yards of
I*oob.
' Well, what nt>out It?" said tbe wise a women’s barracks and drill ground form the ceremony for you.”
this village. It la possible that a lull
They had formed a company and were
Economical.
Ferguson did not propose to be on will occur before they attempt the for­
A good story Is related of an Eng­
»
“iCMhlng,” answered tbe boob. “Only drilling regularly.
tbe Island tbe next morning unless In midable task of storm ing Mount Quer-
This information Inlerected the young bla true character. l i e Wouldn’t mount
lish theatrical manager who by thrift
you have to admit that tbe aeroplane
ceto.
and hard work had amassed a fortune.
runs over more people than tbe auto men greatly. After leaving the Inform
guard for a potato patch.
Italy has proved, her supremacy In Previous to tb e production of one play
ant Hathaway Raid: *
"Who mounts tbe guard?” asked tbe
mobile.’’
the air also during extensive raiding tbe stage carpenters had to repair a
“Boys, I can’t think of any better captain.
way to train tb& e girls In the art of
trap, and tbe head carpenter w ent to
operations of the past few days.
Correct.
'*The officer of the guard.”
tho manager and informed him that It
Trieste
Is
moot
directly
menaced.
In
"O iim e fnftvW e In stran g e w aya proceeds self defense than to attack the Island.
‘Which guard—the old or the new?”
The way to lea in how to do a thing is
To ia v o r m an ." »aid M r. Rax.
the Adriatic there Is a formidable fleet could not be done In tbe dark.
Tbe
new
guard,”
hazarded
Ferguson
“One has m> e money th an he need^
to do It. If they are obliged to defend
“Well, lad. thee won't have t’ gas,"
Now, Captain Mabel Iletberington of British and Italian ships, whose
One need» more money th an he baa."
themselves against us they Avlll know
answered
the manager. “Here, tak’
knew that the guard Is under the or­ bombardment has done havoc to vari­
how to take care of themselves when
The Family.
der of tbe officer of the day. Further­ ous Austrian coast defenses. With the this and buy a candle.”
And be banded him a halfpenny.
“1 aee that tbe Smiths have been di­ called u p o n lo confront a real enemy.” more she knew that there Ts no officer Italian , army Itself are tfen units of
“What are you going to fight ’em
The carpenter pleaded that they
vorced.” return ked Brown.
of tbe guard, which Is In command of
British field artillery.
wanted two In order to get sufficient ,
“That bo ?” asked Jones. “Did they with?" asked Bob Elliot.
sergeant - Bat she said nothing. Fer­
“Well, we have the little salute gun.
ligh t
guson would have preferred that she
hu\e arty family?"
We might Are stones over their heads
How long will f Job take t b e e r
“Yes,” replied Brown. "She gets tbe
would say something rather than wear
with It.” replied Hathaway.
asked the manager.
custody of tbe imodle, and be gets tbe
the look which appeared upon ber face.
“About ten m inutes,” was the rep ly.-
“That wouldn't scare them,” said El­
However, this look soon passed from
custody of the motorcar.”
“Then cut t’ cand& jn tw o,” w as the
liot. “One of the principal parts In
war Is strategy. 3uppoee we try It on.” hqy face, and, rising, sbe said:
answer. “Thee won’t have any more
Sad.
Now that w e have had some of your
“It is my opinion,** said Luke Medge,
money."
H e ate a ra w onion.
Instruction, lieutenant, 1 propose that
tbe homeliest man of the party, "that
A nd now he’» alone;
we should relax from mllltnry formal
Ixtndon. — German airships, to * the
any fellow who tries strategy with a
H is frien ds and companions
Imagination In A rt
Ity, and I shall be happy to Introduce number of about 16, raided southeast
H a v e hastened and gone.
woman will get beaten."
Imagination
Is an elem ent by which
ou to my officers, and If your Ideas
England and acoordlng to an official artists are able to Inflict their wares
By this time they were within a few»
of the distance between officer and pri­
Tha Doc Must Be Peeved.
hundred yards of the island and were
vate are not too rigid I will Introduce statem ent 76 persons were killed and upon the public. When Millet painted
$50 REWARD.
met by a rowboat containing four girls
174 persons wounded. Of the killed two peusunts in a potato patch with
Between S ep t 30 and O ct 2 a party in uniform, with n coxswain, who told you to some of the latter. Please wait
bowed heads In an attitude suggesting
entered my buggy abed and stole a set them that only men In company with befe w hile 1 announce the Introduce 27 were women and 23 were children, dally prayer he wisely, named the pic­
tlon.
You
must
remember
that
though
while
43
women
and
19
children
were
f harness that had been used very women were allowed on the Island ex­
ture “The Angelna." That gftve the
injured.
"ttle. The above reward 1 will pay cept officers of tbe United States army soldiers we are still women, and a wo
critic a hunch that n church bell in a
man
alw
ays
desires
to
make
herself
Nearly
all
the
damage
occurred
In
>r tbe capture of tbe said party, de- who were sent there to give Instruc­
distant spire was |teuling the hour of
ivesen
fab
le
when
about
to
be
pre
Cured to tue at souto lonely place tion. H athaw ay replied tbflt their
one town, where some bombs fell In prayer. Had he callwf that truly mag­
Iron, Steel and Coal, H ardw ood Carriage and
seated.”
,
i ur Salt~tttvnr railroad bridge.
the streets, causing considerable cas­ nificent painting “Digging Potatoes”
pan* bad no Intention whatever of in­
Leaving the room, she soon returned
W ag o n M aterial.
DU W. H. HENDRIX,
truding upon the post and commended
ualties among the civilian population. the public's Imagination would not
with her lieutenants and several pri
p . R.—P hase bring a rope. — New the ladles highly for their patriotism.
The worst damag> done was from a have carried beyond the potato field,
vates. After a little fonversatlon one
London Record.
Elliot, who had had marked success
by one tbe soldiers, retired. except a group of bombs which struck the busi­ and It might m I ho have made a d iffe r ­
with girls and alw ays carried such
lovely girl with eyes like n summer ness thoroughfare thronged with peo­ ence of a few thousands of'dollurs in
Hughes.
munitions of war as he considered sky, who, when the'others were gone,
tbe marked value o f the work. A well
ple. At one spot here 16 women, eight
I f now yon w ill kin d ly excughes
especially effective In his conquests, brought them to l»ear on Ferguson In a
chosen tltltf, for a picture or book la
. » fo r te llin g you a ll thia sad nughea,
men
and
nine
children
were
killed
and
hurried below and returned with n two way that made him doubtful whether
what mayonnaise dressing is to a
vYc'H just ra y goodby, -
43 persons were Injured.
pound box of candy. The eyes of the he was on earth or lit heaven.
salad!—Cartoons Magazine.
A n d le t others tr y
T o w rit« ; som ething m ore about Hugbaa
As soon as the raiders had dropped
oarsmen glistened at sight of it, but
T H E
D A L L E S . O R E .
But presently this happiness was
— E ry zan Stughea.
the coxswain, who w as In command of brought to an abrupt and humiliating their bombs they turned homewards.
Jewels of India
the crew, cast a contemptuous glance end. The captain returned with n ser­ British end French airplanes met the
For variety of precious stones no
Is noted for rtt comfortable turroundinii and the courteoui
Paw Knows Everything.
at Bob and ordered them to give way. geant and a dozen privates, whom she Germans on the way, and spirited air country In the world can rival India.
W illie—Paw, la echo masculine or
attention received by the traveling public.
Thia produced a laugh on Bob, who baited In the ball, six beyond the door fighting occurred with the result that Though she exports annually over £L-
feminine?
bad proposed strategy, but be bore and six In rear of it. The captain ad­
500,000
worth
of
Jewels,
she
still
re
three of the raiders were shot down.
Paw —F^oMnlne, my son. Echo al­
Rate« moderate priced. Rooms equipped with modern
tbe ridicule with equanimity.
mains today, ns centuries ago, the
vanced to Ferguson with the dignity of
ways. has the last word.
“There were five girls-In the boat,” a soldier and said:
conveniences and newly refurnished throughout.
storehouse for the nations. Diamonds,
Maw—WRlle, you go upstairs and do he said, "and four of them were ready
rubies, sapphires, tourmaline, garnet
EUROPEAN
WAR
NEWS
Lieutenant,
I’ll
trouble
you
to
take
y . ut lessons.
Y O U R P A T R O N A G E IS S O L I C I T E D
tQ-sACll out for the sw eets. The cox­ position thefe.” pointing to the Inter
and many kinds of rare chalcedony are
swain had a temporary advantage, but W .
mined throughout her many provinces.
The
British
transport
Transylvania
H appy Eden.
there were four to one to be tempted.
Tho diamond Industry ts carried on
Ferguson’s face fell. He knew that was torpedoed in the Mediterranean
Olden Eden a garden w as a place
We’ll see who shall laugh last.”
to a great exteut In the ceutral prov
W here m an could rest contented;
he had given a Way his ignorance of with the loss of 413 persons.
How would It do,” suggested Billy military matters and was about to be
N o phonographs squealed all n ig h t long—
Inces. Rubles are mined in upper Bur
1 1 1 1 H H I1 !■ » 1 1+ 41-1 I W H I 1
I I llim H IU H I I
H U I
General Cadorna's brilliant offensive ma and next to petroleum form the
They h a d n 't been invented.
Charnley, “for one of us to personate ejected from the post as an Impostor.
—Cincinnati Enquirer.
qontlnues
unchecked,
each
day
finding
most profitable of the mineral resources
United States officer sent to drill A sergeant placed a feather over each
the Italian line projecting a little far­ of that state.
the company?”
Old E d en 's garden w as a place
ear, and a drum and fife corps struck
W h ere m an could rest contented;
That would Involve one man effect­ up the rogues’ march. The order “For ther down tbe Carso plateau toward
N o fliv v e rs dashed round a ll day long—
ing an entrance,” said Hathaway, ward!” wns given, an d,, the captain Trieste.
Woodbury the CompoMr.
They hadn t been Invented
and be would have to be unknown as marching l»eslde him, Ferguson was
Among obscurer comi>oscrs of hytnu
A total of 22,419 Germans and Aus­
—Bet tie H . M cD o nald
belonging to our party. If he got Into escorted to the dock. There the cap
trians were tA$en prisoners by Italian tunes that have lasted long Is Isaac
the barracks be m ight connive at the tain a3ked him If he could swim. He troops during their advance along the Baker Woodbury of Beverly, Mass.,
Roil Him In.
Fifth and Waskinftoa Sts.
Dear Luke If we guarantee that be rest of us following him. is there
admitted that he could.
Julian front between May 14 and May who begau his career as a blacksmith’s
PORTLAND, ORE.
apprentice. He finally studied tn Eu­
la not a flivver, can Fleet Carr of mah among us who knows anything
The Eveline had sailed boldly up to 25, according to official figures.
rope
and
was
an
associate
of
the
better
lk-llefontalne, O., get into tbe club about military matters?”
a position near the dock, cast anchor,
Room with privilege of bath, single, J
French forces have occupied most of known musicians of the day.
A poll was taken, with tbe result and her crew were waiting the result
His
garage?—P. \V. Carter.
75« up; double$1.00 up
II
the
Chevreux
wood,
east
of
Craonne,
that not a man had ever handled
tune called “Siloam,” song to Heber’s
Room with private bath, single $1.50 *•
of Ferguson’« maneuver. When they
musket. Ferguson had been a mom saw him coming with A feather behind after inflicting heavy losses on the ^By Cool Siloam’s Shady Rill,” 1«
up; double $2.00 Jip. -
"*
WuWI
Auto Meets Trains. Street cars from
A woman was kicked on tbe chin by ber of a crack cavalry troop, but bad each ear to the well known tune of the Germans and taking $0 prisoners. Two known to most churchgoers
Union Depot pass our doors.
a tnole, causing her to bite off tbe end alw ays shirked drill. Besides, It was rogues' march the sight was too much German battalions were almost anni
Transfer at 5th and Glisan streets from
not
likely
there
were
any
horses
oq
the
of ber tongue, and her husband sev­
for their gravity. If the captain had hilated by the French.
Notice of Final Settlement.
North Bank Depot.
eral times slpee refused an offer of Island. From all appearances the school any doubt as to Ferguson being an tin
Germany’s submarine campaign ap­
was
devoted
to
Infantry
training.
■HH-- H -I-1 I I 1-1 1 t i l l W - l - l " ! 1 1 I I 1 H-
postor It was removed by the shout of parently Is still falling far short of
$1,000 for the mule.—Rushville (Ky.)
ty
However, R was decided to sail for
merriment which greeted him from the German expectations. The report of
Newa-Democrat.
gon
for
Sherman
County.
the mainland, where Ferguson, who deck of the Eveline.
matter of the Eatate of Jamea M.
the British admiralty on tonnage sunk In the
was to personate an army officer, pro­
ooooooooooocx>ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
DeMoea, deceaaed.
He w-as marched to the edge of the
Another §hort One.
cured In a secondhand store a cap
last
week
shows
that
18
merchantmen
To
all
whom
it
may
concern;
Notice
dock, his escort took position behind
Chapter I.—Ride.
ornamented with brass buttons. Hlr
him with fixed bayonets, and he was of more than 1600 tons and nine of i« hereby given that the underaigned haa
Chapter II.—Slide
ing a single sticker without a jib, It
prodded
to Jump. He was glad enougl less tonnage were sent, to the bottom. filed her final report and account in aaid
Cuapter III.—Died.—A. IL Mohn.
was manned by tw o of the crew of
matter, and that Monday, the 2d day of
to take to the water and ns soon as he This is far below the million tons a July, A. D. 1917, at the hour of 10 o'clock
the Eveline, who had not left their
came up from his dive wrenched the month expected by Germany.
a. m. of aaid day, be and theaame iahere­
N a m e s Is N am e*.
berths when the patrol boat was met,
by appointed aa the time and the County
R . H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O re g o n
C. A. Coldlcott Uvea at Portsmouth. O and consequently they had not been feathers from his ears and threw them
away. Amid the Jeers of tbe soldiers
Court room in the County Ckmrthouae, in
seen by the girls. These fellows pur
Filipinos
to
Raise
One
Army
Olvlslon
Moro, in aaid county and state, has been
and bla companions be swam to tbe
Our Daily Special.
chased canvas suits, the shirts having
San Francisco -Filipinos are to appointed as the place for the hearing of
yacht and was taken aboard.
An egotist I» «u l apeeiallaL
blue collars, and when rigged oat In
Before the Eveline’s anchor could be raise an entire army division for serv­ Mid report and account, the objections
them would very w ell pass for navy
thereto, if any, and the settlement of the
D E A L E R S IN
i 'V
raised
the captain’s orderly brought an ice with the armies of the United said estate.
tare. Then the Nautilus—that was the
Luke McLuk« 8aye:
Invitation to the yacht’s crew, luclud States in the European war, according
L im e , P la s te r, C e m e n t, B u ild e rs
Dated and first publiahed on the 24th
The high cost of living didn't worry single sticker’s name—sailed for the Is­
Ing Ferguson, to visit the post the to BrigadlePGenerkl Herman . Hall, day of May, A. D. 1917.
Supplies,
L u m b e r, W ood, C6al,
people much in tbe old days when tbe land, followed by tbe Eveline.
same evening and take part In a dance chief of the Philippine constabulary,
Julia DeMoas Mantling,
On nearing tbe Island the Eveline
lutinble was regarded ns part o f a wo-
C
ed
ar
Posts,
and H ay .
Administrator of the said Estate.
Tlie invitation w as accepted, nnd who has come home on leave.
dropped farther astern, while the
«’ au a Jewelry.
Bright & Bryant, Attys. for Admrx.
Ferguson received much attention from
It must worry a reformer to bave to Nautilus sailed on straight for the the officers and privates of the gnrrl
C a r ly ls D e c lin e d the Honor,
let other people out of his sight over dock, flying the stars and stripes from «on. All admitted that be had played
M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF
the masthead, Indicating—so It wns
Among the m a n y distinguished men
: igbt
hla part well, and If he had known
Give an old faabloned housekeeper hoped—that a government officer was anything about soldiering hla ruse who have refused honors was Thomas
a n d 'S o r i
Carlyle. Disraeli offered him In the
her choice between an earthquake and aboard. A sentry w as walking past on would have l>een successful.
the
dock,
a
girl
w
ith
light
hair
and
queen's name the Grand Cross of the
a rainy washday, and she will take
blue eyes, little of the hair being vlsl
Bath, “a distinction," writes Fronde,
earthquake any old time.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXMOOOOeOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
The
Chlppewayan
Woman.
“never before conferred upon any Eng
if there Is one man that the devil ble. since It was tucked aw ay under
Ideals may vary, but It seems that lisb author, with a life IncOtne corre­
a military felt hat with a large brim
1.« tes more than another It Is the fel
the Cblppeway Indians also bad
EACH MONTH
sponding to such rank.” Carlyle d e
low who minds tj; own ItcsSne»»* and Fergusot» sprang out of tbe boat and
well rounded conception of “woman
ON
ALL
NEWS STANDS
-dined the honor, but be was deeply
trlefl to earn un houc*t living for In* walking as If stiffened In his spine by
a r.uar al. be triangulated to the sentry sphere.” “Women were made to labor,
touched by tlte compltaient. the more
fnm llj.
an old chief told tbe traveler Hearne. so as he had frequently attacked Dis­
f i v e a woman all the feather« she and asked where be would find tbe com
tS Cents
“One of them can carrj or haul as raeli In his writings. Moat readers wil
inander
of
the
post.
The
sentry
celled
BY AUTO
vanta in thia world, and she will take
much as tw o men can do. They also
the
corporal
of
tbe
guard,
which
was
probably agree with tbe verdict of the
a chance on getting w ings In the next
j
A N D V IS IT T H E D A L L E S
posted a short distance away, end patch oar tents and make and mend Chelsea bus conductor who said to
’ ..rid
our clothing—In fact, there Is no such
when
she
came
Ferguson
asked
to
see
Fronde:
“Very
profter
of
the
queen
to
There was a time when a w ife pot
thing as traveling any considerable dis
offer It and more proper of him to say
In nil of her time tvytrig to retain ber ‘’the commanding officer, stating briefly
tanee without tbelr assistance.”
-1 J __________________ -a
............. M'. « H I
that he would have nothing to do with
I juband's affection. Bat nowadays sbe that be was on government business
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If. ’Tlsn’t they who can do honor to
p^di In most of her time keeping him Tbe corporal looked a t’his civilian ap­
In the concrete, recently completed, fully equipped,
A Change. .
parel. especially the brass buttons on
WMTTIN SO YOU CAN UNDCMTAND IT
tbe likes of he
l .ondoo Standard.
? trying to retain her affection,
“We must economize." he said |»er
his cep. < hen called the sergeant o f tbe
roomy garage of Walther-Williams Company.
Competent
AH the Great Events in Mechanics.
k e ‘pjj yur mouth shut wheu tbe oth
Wqglneonng and Invention throughout
guard, who, after a brief interview emptorily.
»*r fe ll ?w is telling nil be knows and
workman
always
ready
to
help
you
in
any
way
they
can at
the
World,
are
described
in
an
intereet-
Milton
and
Aerial
Warfare.
“I’m so g la d r bis wife exclaimed.
S g manner, as they occur. 3.000.000
y*i; can get up and go away with the conducted him to the house cooatitut
Milton had a PM
prophetic vision o f war
'least expense to you. For any service rendered the ¿charge
“You take tbe announcement more
readers
eacH
fhonth.
lug
the
barracks.
The
commandant
.consolation that he can’t tell all you
aeroplaues arfa Zei ppellns when be
good ns to redly than u su a lf
S^M Motos
P*«**
I*"** telkeear
was sitting In a 0 by 9 room before
will always be reasonable.
know.
a n d b e tte r way« taOettUeoiia
wrote:
“Yes;
it’s
pleasant
to
hear
yon
nse
the she». eo4 Low to aaake rosetWfit A m e.
table,
on
which
were
papers.
Ferguson
If < marriage doesn’t make a man
the plural pronoun. Ordinarily when The towers ot heaven are Ailed
^ ■ la sr Moohauioa l*j>eaw<4ertris«i
said:
o o td e n r
w ise there Is no hope for him.
With armed watch that renders all accei
aorta and el«» letpely coottrortteei tetla
“I received a telegram this morplng there Is any economizing needed you Impregnable; oft on tbs bordering deep
Ever notice that when yon get up
Se* to bell« boeta. motorcycle*, vtroloea. oto
Bncarap their legions, or with obscure
and give your «treet ear seat to a girl from the department headquarters or­ expect me to do It alL”
n a M U SV MAM KWt BULHH
wing
Aak y e ^ « m b r * • aMer m * a eeer: IT m t 1 1 ,- Alnt
who Is escorted by ber fellow she al dering me to Inspect this poet and ren­
M Z e o e e m M . emS »1 o ig e r • reer'e ■ t t - W S « « .
TH E DALLES,
OREGON.
Scout far and wide tnto th e realm
W
ish
in
g
T
h
em
a
S
a
fe
V
oyage.
•r arum mot« ler « a r m A t K m to ttw publiUwr».
w -y g manages to sntieekè around and der any information or assistance you
night
(btotavto et «■■»»■»■ I Beebe (re* «■ w ee ..»-
“Mabel and George after much qunr Scorning
might
need.
1
am
Lieutenant
Charles
surprise.
Disk« room enough for her fellow tfi
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Ferguson of the —th cavalry/*
(hr down beside her while you do
honeymoon
have
decided
to
take,
the
What
If
•
•
•
this
Armament
Good S ta tio n a ry , nicely p rin te d is one of th e f ir s t
“I am very glad to* see <ou, lieuten­
»traphanging net?
Of heli should epout her cataructe of Are
trip In an airship."
Vfcgt hflf liecomc of the «»Id fashion ant,” replied the officer. nIIad you an­
One
day
upon
our
heada?
F
as
of«-
o//era
no
re
q u irm e n ts nf a good business. W e can supply you.
“Well. I trust that when they get
oot Jeto to "etoAWo
e .’ mannerly boy who took off his cap nounced your coming or even appeared shove the clouds they won’t haVe
Modsra war la $ very apt examblo
ampiare u»Mllifcera to
in uniform you would hare been re­
w beg Iw ajinfce to a man?
sf ftttlM aftsr oventl Is s
falling o u t " ’
ceived with military bonora."
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