Sherman County observer., August 08, 1919, Image 4

pWyer of gratitude fhal the lieutenant WOMEN POLICE “ MAKE GOOD”
could dance So well, while It must be
admitted the nontenant was trying the
twin task Of determining I f the girl Abundant Testimony as to Splendid
MORO. OREGON.
Work They Have Dons In Eng­
could donee hotter than she was pretty.
land Sines W ar Started.
. . August 8. 1919
••Tha closing strain of “Good Night,
F R ID A Y
mínense problem in reconstruction confronts the present te n e rti
Ladles," rogrotfully ordered them to the
A ^ ÿ o u do.nt: your u t m e t to pr r p ^ e to lead m u . » lu tw n ?
How England’s women police hsvs
The price ol The Observer is $1.50 P<M
checking loom, and whan he had es­
developed Into a real force for the
year, 75 cento tor aiz month!, SO cento foJ
corted her to her hotel he asked per­
maintenance of order snd public mor­
»our months—but if oeM w
mission to ooe te r again. “Certainly,
By LINCOLN ROTHBLUM
ality has appeared In the report of
accept $2.50 in full «<* 2 7 « "«
Shorter
Madeleine
agreed,
and
as
the
chimes
term? than on«, year 12% cento per mo o h
from the church near by sounded twice Mlse Goldlnghsm. deputy comman­
mnwmnnm
A Blue M ark here w ill answer an m
she flew into the waiting section of dant of the women police service, at a
query, when entered upon our calendar,
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meeting in Richmond, where the es­
• y n d lc a t e .)^
giving the date oi the paper as the date al
the revolving door.
The next morning she awoke with tablishment of such a fores was under
which vour current subscription expires.
“Well, I declare," ejaculated dainty
the premonition that something sot^ discussion. '
She said that these forces had been
Madeleine Sommers as a pretty frown
prlalngiy pleasant would happen. And
marred the smooth whiteness of her
by way of praparvdne««, her wardrobe formed from voluntary workers early
VOCA
mom
. T IO N A L E D U C A T IO N . C I V I L k N G IN B B H IN O S U Z V 1 N D U g T B | A U A R T S .
forehead.
“J uat listen to this latter
for the day was selected with acrupu In the war, ns a means of helping
from Ralph, mother, and tell me if It
in
n, m
ir a and
«net Judgment
Indtrment.
A s she en refugees snd young English girls and
Ions
care
Isn’t the most exasperating thing you
tered the dining room many an aye boys who wars In need of aid or ad­
vice. In three snd a half years 1.000
ever heard."
And with an abused
approvingly took in her entire P*r*°®.
Three regular te r m s -F a ll term begins September 22, 1919
women have been trained /o r the
manner she read aloud:
stopping to linger at the clear color o
work
and
have
found
appointments.
“ Dear 81a—I know you will he aa
her cheeks and the happy twist of her
A Hallow een Story
At present women are policing 20
disappointed as I am to learn that
Ups. The light breakfast finished she
Lieutenant Roberts will not approve
passed ont onto the atone terrace, and munition factorise, where they per­
By FRANCKS B. LIN SK Y
my furlough. He la commanding offi­
seemed a sort of accepted fact to form all the duties, practically, that
For Colles» C M .ta a . IZ u rtrM » » Booklet .n d o t h e r a d » r « W
could be expected of masculine police.
cer while the captain la In the hos­ find tha lieutenant there.
T H B R B O IS T R A R . Oregon A*rtcuh«irol CoUege. CuevotlM
The women's police service has also
“ Under the autumn leaves here I pital, and says that If I were to go
“I thought you might like to go mo­
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supplied
police
for
18
towns,
In
four
home now it would leave the company
toring this morning." he explained,
stand.
Syndicate.)
of which women have been sworn In
without a mechanic, aa there la no one
The Halloween mirror In my hand.
“and
perhaps after dinner you may
as constables.
The little gray motor stood burn­ Moon, shining full In the sky ao clear
else In the company qualified to do
care
to
visit
tha
camp.”
nilng merrily at the gate, as ii »he Pray let me see In the mirror here
such work. So we will have to pocket
Madeleine decided that daylight did
glorious fall weather had made It Un
The face of the man who some day our • disappointment and wait for a "hot detract from the man’s personality.
Mark Tw ain en Cenedence.
patient to be off and try Its speed
more favorable opportunity. Love from
will ba
“Delightful," «he answered ; and a de­
There is on record a conversation
along the smooth country roads, while The dearest In all this world to me."
your brother.
RALPH.
lightful ride It was. Out on the coun­ that M ark Tw ain had with Kipling, In
down the pathway from the cottage
“ Ralph Is right,” Mrs. Sommers an­
try road speed did -not lessen hla care­ which tha former discoursed on the
came Its owner, her usually merry face
So Intent was she on getting through swered soothingly as she Industriously
ful driving*; Twalye o’clock brought conscience. The stqry Is told by K ip ­
marred by a frown, which only deep­ with this Peter Piper performance that continued to knit the wool which was
them to a hostelry in the valley, and ling. Hs reports Twain as saying:
ened as she read and reread the let­ she did not hear the click of the o r gradually and surprisingly assuming
to his o tte r attributes Madeleine add
"A conscience is ilka a child. I f you
.
a ..
-I
~
’■
’
ter In her hand. Then, crushing it an­ chard gnte, nor the fall of footstep« the form o f'a sweater, “ and If he la
ed the knowledge how to order an ex­ pet It snd play with It and let l| have
grily Into her pocket, she climbed Into coming nearer and nearer, and. with a needed there It would be unpatriotic
cellent dinner.
On arrival at camp everything that R wants it becomes
the little gray roadster and slammed little scream she dropped the mirror to hnve him with ua."
the lieutenant, now In hla own element
spoiled and Intrudes on all your amuse­
the door after her with a bang. She out of her trembling hands and cov­
“But, mother, can’t you understand
became even more engaging, but ex
ments snd moat of your griefs. T reat
threw out the clutch with unnecessary
that I wanted him home for the mili­
ered her eyes, as a deep and very fa
perieoced disappointment that thia your conscience as you would treat
force, and the little car, as if In pro­ miliar voice behind her repeated soft
tary ball? It won’t seem like a real
moat attractive girl should fall to And anything else. When It rebels spank
test at such unusual treatment, bound­
dnnee unless Ralph Is with us. Oh, I
any Interest in the life and surround
It—be severe with it, prevent its com­
i
j
:
ed forward with a Jerk that »early
Just hate Lieutenant Roberta. It’s an
Inga which meant ao much to him
ing to play with you at all hours, and
bounced Eve out of her seat.
“ Under the autumn leaves, lo! I stand. ugly old name, anyway."
But how was he to know that Instead you w ill secure a good conscience;
However no one could long with­ Brought hither, fair lady, at thy com­
"Hush, child, you don’t realise what
of being a novel experience It had been that la to say, a properly trained one.
stand the beauty of the perfect Octo­
you are saying. But how will It be If
her dally program for two weeks past? A spoiled one simply destroys the
mand.
ber day, and as they sped along the
And the inoon thnt is khlnlng away up I speak to father and see if he won’t
He racked his brain for an Idea to pleasures of life, I think that I have
frown was gradually chased away and
let you visit Ralph In camp? You
‘there.
arouse her lagging Interest.
reduced mine to order. A t least I h a \e
Just the least suggestion of a pout was
Never Rhone on a face more wondrous could make the trip alone.”
“1T1 have my company drill wnn not heard from It for some time. Per­
left In Its place.
rifles,” ha suggested, “yon’ll like that.
The happy suggestion brought a
fair.
haps I have killed It from severity.
liv e sto ck b u y in g w ith a k n o w l­
Eve stopped the machine for a mo­ And my life will never quite happ) quick smile to the charming face which
As they proceeded down the com­ I t ’s wrong to kill a child, but In spite
ment under the friendly shade of an
pany street Madeleine recognized a fa­ of all I have said a conscience differs
seldom failed to reflect cheerfulness.
be
edge
old maple and once more fished the I Till It’s dearest In all this world tc “ You’re a dear, dear mother, and if
miliar figure coming toward them.
from a child In many ways. Perhaps
letter out of her pocket.
“ Hello, sis," Ralph called out, slid­ it’s beat when It la dead.”
you can convince daddy to let me go.
me.”
“ If Tom Murdock Isn’t the most ex­
ing his arm through hers as he saluted
I ’ll give you exactly thirty-nine kisses.
asperating of brothers,*’ she stormed
the officer. “ Where did you meet Lieu­
And as If to convince her that he And aa If making an advance deposit
Notice of Final Settlement -
to herself as she read; “ the Idea of was more than moonshine,, two hands on the proposed payment, Mrs. Som­
tenant Roberts?” ».
E ach m anufacturing operation m ust
his keeping me waiting until the very
“Lieutenant Roberts !" Madeleine ex­
were luld gently on her shoulders, and mers received a generous portion of
be
done w ith expert skill and scientific
In
the
County
Court
of
the
State
oi
O
re­
last minute, and then letting me know
claimed
In
a
dazed
manner.
"Certain­
Eve was turned around to confront the amount due.
gon for Sherman county;
that he can’t get home In time to take the Impromptu poet.
precision.
A h ighly perishable product
ly not your Lieutenant Roberts?"
And because “ daddy” was never
In the matter of the eatate of Carl Peeta,
me to the Halloween party tonight.
“ And don’t you ilka hla Lieutenant
"Oh, A d am !” she gasped, “It Is weal known to refuse his daughter any rea
must
be
handled
w ith speed and care
deceased,
“Business, of course; that’s always
Roberts?" the lieutenant smilingly and
It Is weal— I am so glad,” and th e n - Bonable request which would contrib­
Notice ia hereby given that the under­
a man’s excuse, and,” reading on, ‘*he struggling between a hysterical Incli­
to avoid loss.
signed has filed in the above entitled court
wonderlngly asked.
ute to her happiness. It was but
may possibly get home very late to- nation to laugh and a hysterical In­
“ When sis learned I couldn t come and cause hia final report and account ot
short week before the Overland Lim ­
Chemists, engineers, accountants,
- night, and If he does he will call for
home on s furl ugh,” ^ ’ p *1 e I Plaln' his administration of aaid estate, and that
clination to cry— Eve stood mute.
ited swiftly bore tha excited girl to
me at the Campbells’—and he’s awful­
ed, “ shg wrote she hated even tne Monday, the 4th day of August. A . D .
and other specialists are required to
“Y es,” said the man, “ It Is weal the great cantonment, very proud of
1919, at the hour of 10 o clock a. m. ot
ly sorry that T shall have to go alone. thank God, for now I can tell you the responsibility of traveling unchap­
name of Roberts."
take care o f our intricate problems.
Much good that does me,” muttered what 1 wanted to tell you long ago,
•Hush, Ralph,” Madeleine whispered. said d»y has been, by order of the court,
eroned ; and her cup of happiness was
appointed •» the time, snd the county
Eve to herself.
but dared not until I knew I should quite filled to overflowing as Mechan­ holding up t warning finger against court room in the county court houae at
A le rt w isdom and judgm ent m ust
She turned the page, and uncon­ be well again. My dear,” very tender­ ic Sommers, with chest inflated, placed
her pretty mouh.
M oro, Oregon, aa the place for the hear-
sciously a tender light came Into tha ly, “ you know how long Adam waited
And
than
Ralph
did
a
_yery
unmlll-
M ipn m a » J C ‘ J “ ••“•’ ” j
of |fce
report and account, the ob-
be used in getting stocks o f goods into
on exhibition “ my sister” before the
e saluted his superior
tary thing. H
He
superloi | jec|jona thereto it any, and the aetifcment
girl’s eyes as she read:
the open channels o f demand through
for his Eve— won’t you make this “fellers” standing with gaping mouths
“ I know you will be glad. Eve, when place a Paradise?” And with a half at the unusual vision of loveliness, officer sad deliberately winked. And of the said eatate.
houses.
Dated at Moro. Oregon, thia 30th day
our four hundred branch
I tell you that while 1 was In the sob the girl went Into hla outstretched among their monotonous uniforms of
although it !• n®* on record. It la very
-
B ranch house organizations must
nosslbls that as hs made an about­ of June, A . D . 1919.
neighborhood I went over to the sul­
arms.
khakL
Otto Peetz,
î t
ha marched off with a big grin
phur baths to see Adam Campbell.
show activity and energ y to sell a t the
Back to the cottage a group ot
Administrator.
And Madeleine loved to make the
Well, als, the baths and the treatments young folk still aat on the steps sing
spread from ear to ear. ~
Bright A Bryant, attorneys for administra­
m a rk e t in the face o f acute competi­
dally trip from town to camp, despite
“ D o you think.” the lieutenant
and the doctors have all done their Ing all the old songs to pass the time
tor.
iul4tS
the tiresome, hard ride upon the rick­
tion from other large packers, and
asked
as
hla
ayes
eloquently
pleaded
best for him. but the folks at home till Eve should return.
ety, rambling, one-llne car—the only
causa, “that Mrs. Roberts sounds
must not hope for too much. You re­
hundreds o f small ones.
*
“ Hello, everybody I” called out Tom means of access to the camp. A t the
member he said he would try the cure Murdock, as he went around to the “ Y ” there was always a crowd of
like a vary bad n i toe?”
, _
for six months, whether for weal or back of the houaa searching for the eager, manly boys waiting about the
A ll these requirements of intelligence,
throat for Joy.
tha contrary, sne
for woe, hut a terrible fall such as voices. "Hello, everybody!” he said piano for the magic music she could
loyalty,
devotion to the task, are m et
answered looking" up archly at the
Adam had can do a lot of harm, and again, but his eyes sought ont Grace,
Su oo asso ra to Jo h n Dunn
make with fingers and voice and other
in
the
personnel
o f S w ift & Company.
straight
figura,
‘T
believe
I
shall
find
when a fellow hasn’t walked for two who was most demurely looking
magic with her eyes. Thia night It was
years— why, he needs a lot of cur­
It
very
much
to
R»y
liking.”
Y
e
t
the
profit
is
only
a fraction of a cent
the bugler’s warning call of “ tattoo
straight ahead.
OREGON
The lleutenaat glanced down the | M O R O
ing."
' . «r
"Where’s Eve?” he asked a minute which sent her scurrying for the street
per
pound
w
ith
costs
a t m in im um .
company street and saw hla men stand­
Ev e ’s face was very thoughtful as
car’s last trip back to town, ably es­
later as he missed her.
ing rigidly at attention, their spotless
she started the little gray car again.
H o w can the w orkin gs o f this deli­
“ Why, she went down to the or­ corted to the car line by an even
rifles glistening In the noonday sun.
“ Poor Adam,” she said to herself, chard,” said one of the boys, "and, by dozen khakl-clad figures on each side.
cate
hum an mechanism be improved
"Sergeant,"
ha
«ailed
out,
trying
hard
" I’m afraid his case Is hopeless. Well, Jove, she didn’t go for nothing,” he
Madeleine turned to wave a pleasant
to conceal the happiness In his voice,
we’ll all have to he twice as nice to exclaimed excitedly, as he caught good night from the platform, and as
upon ? •
-
«.
“ there’ll ba no drill today. Dismiss the
v him when he comes home, to make up eight of E ve and a man coming «lowly
conductor Jangled the cord the
company."
'•
to him for his great disappointment
..
I car moved - rumbllngly off.
“ Fare
D o you believe th at G overnm ent
up the path.
“ But there!" giving herself a little
“ W ell, you see 1 found him,” called please,” came In the mechanical tone
direction would add to o u r efficiency
shake. “ I musn’t let thinking of Adam
The Qulefc Comeback.
out Eve gayly, as they came nearer of habit.
or im prove the service rendered the
spoil the fun of getting ready for to­ “ H e wa« out there waiting for me
“ Franca’a success In this war." said
Her purse! It was gone! No, she
night. It’s a good thing that the party
producer and consumer ?
the close observer, “ la her wonderful
remembered leaving It on top of the
“ ‘Under the autumn leaves.’ ”
Is at his house, and that 1 knew the
comeback. No matter how hard Ger­ A ll w o rk p ro m p tly and satisfact­
piano at the Y. M . C . A. How would
Campbells so well that 1 shan’t mind
she pay her fare? Would the conduc­ many has hit her, Franca haa always
o rily done.
Last We Forgetl
having to arrive without an escort"
returned the blow with speed and
A correspondent writes:
“ During tor put her off? It was far to town
Tha “ toot, to o t” of her horn brought
L e t ua send you a S w ift Dollar".
vigor.
some canteen work I recently came and the night was dark.
Grace Campbell and her Aunt ¿ane
"France,
In
fact,
has
been
as
ready
I t w ill interest you.
“ Pardon me, madam, but may I as­
in touch with an escaped prisoner of
hurrvlng out to greet her, and many
as the young fellow who proposed to
Address S w ift ft Company,
sist
you
In
your
difficulty?”
And
as
a smothered laugh and squeal of de­ war, who had spent one year In Ger­
the” schoolteacher. The schoolteacher
U nion Stock Y ards,
Chicago, DL
man captivity, who related some of Madeleine looked up she found the
light Issued forth as the two girls
said to him scornfully.
owner
of
the
dulcet
tones
handing
the
H e had made no
delved Into the tonneau of the little his experiences.
“ ’Do you suppose, Mr. Doolittle, that
fewer than six attempts to escape, and aonductor the necessary coin nnd sa­
gray roadster nnd m in e fo r th la n d e d
I ’d ever marry A *n*n
benighted as
luting
her
with
military
precision.
with Jack-o’-lanterns, big pumpkins the first five unsuccessful efforts wera
to carry a great big horseshoe In his
“
A
first
lieutenant
and
decidedly
hollowed ont for other mysterious pur­ punished In a moat barbaric fashion
pocket for luokF -•
pose«, several broofns and a large H e had had to undergo a reduction In gorwl-looklng." she thought as her eyes
"Doolittle paled. Then, recovering
took
In
collar
Insignia
and
the
fea­
rations to two ounces of bread and two
black witch.
himself quietly, he gave a loud laugh,
tures
above.
Aloud:
“
Thank
you,
sir;
ounces of meat per day, then solitary
“ Oh. Eve. you did a wonderful Job,
took out his horaeahoe, laid It on his
cried Grace, excitedly. “Thnt ‘witch confinement In a dark c&U for a fort­ I am very grateful.”
knee, patted It and aald gayly:
The
officer
bowed
and
moved
up
to­
lady’ certainly looks like a rssl night, with only two ounces of bread
THIS SHOWS
- ‘Well, old fallow, I guess nobody U
WHAT BFCOMES OF
‘apook.’ ” The two girls vanished Into per day. The third attempt to escape ward the front of the ear. When he
ever
doubt
your
efficacy
after
thia
I
THE AVERAGE DOLLAR
the house to put the finishing touches called forth the horrible reprisal of be­ seated himself he found the young
RECEIVED BY
ing nailed to a plahk of wood by the lady beside him.
to the decorations for the evening.
SWIFT
ft COMPANY
“ Dead" Brother Very Much Alive.
A blush of faint pink suffused her
The afternoon aped away, and once fleshy web between the thumb and
FROM THE SALI O f MtAT
ANO SY PRODUCTS
rheeks.
“
I
would
like
to
repay
yoo.
Benjnmla
Bennlck
of
Brooklyn
went
forefinger, where large scars still re­
more Eve climbed Into the little car.
SS CCNTS IS RAIO fO R TW t
to Cornell’s morgue at Hempstead and
U V I A N IM A L
main. On the fourth occasion the poor If—"
“ I shall have to come hack alone.”
11. a s C i NTS FOR LABOR
waa positive that the body of a man
“ Don’t,” he interrupted, holding up
C X ffN S C S AND FRCIOHT
she announced nonchalantly, as she fellow received three bayonet wounds
J . 0 4 CENTS REMAIN»
who had died at Camp Mills of Span­
W IT H
prepared to start. “ Tom sent me a lu the stomach, and the punishment for his hand; “ I am glad to have been of
ish Influenza waa that of hla brother,
swin&coMWurr
»1 1- - • " — 1 1 1 ■ - ........ ....
•special* this morning, saying that he the fifth effort to escape was, he said, assistance. Would you care to sit next
o o o
AS FROFIT
Ix>uls Bennlck.
____
wouldn’t be able to get home tonight, too terrible to be related." Montreal to the window?"
The dead man bad been registered
Madeleine accepted the courtesy,
that Is. not until very late. It’s too Herald.
fi
«a W illiam Bennlck, so Benjamin was
and because she did not know whether
bud.” she added, as she noted the look
told to go to the base hospital at Mine­
or not she should speak, and If she
of keen disappointment that flashed
French Nerve.
ola to make surd If was his brother
should,
what
to
say.
she
ran
her
fingers
Into Grace’s face at her words.
A French balloon observer was at­
who had died. Hb went and was con­
up
nnd
down
the
Iron
bars
of
the
open­
“ Yes. It Is too bad," agree«! Grace,
tached to an American unit. F o r flour
ducted to a ward. "Hla brother, about
ed window, humming the lilting tones
trying to seem unconcerned, "snd not
days he went up In his bulky sausage
to be discharged, Jumped up from a
of
a
popular
air.
She
felt
she
really
to have Adam here, either. Poor fel­ and remained there unperturbed by
cot and kissed him. Then Benjamin
ought
to
make
some
arrangement
to
low, 1 had hoped he’d be home all well
whistling shells, directing the fire of
kissed all the patients, the doctors, sll
return
the
fare
advanced.’
Hong before this."
American batteries. On the fifth day
tke nurses who had not flown, and Thl« U w hi« « W e»t«rn E lec­
“
I
should
like
to
repay
you.
If—
”
H y p sped away and In a few hours
a German airplane dived from a low
finished up by fainting-
“ Do you really want to repay me?"
was back again at the Campbell home,
tric Lighting Plant on your
cloud with Its machine gun going. The
he
again
Interrupted,
very
excitedly,
as
all ready for the fun.
balloon dissolved In flame and smoke,
Mules
Werth
Mare
Than
Horaes.
place w ill mean to you:
If against his better Judgment. And
“ I’ve got another game to play.”
and the observer took to his para-
The government pays more for
without giving her sn opportunity to
whisper«1*» Or;ic«> In great « v ltr m e n t.
chute.
than for horses for war servwe. The
N o dark nights.,
answer: " I’ve an Invitation to a dance
aa E«e t»s>k «»ff her things. "It’s on««
The Boche .I r m .» . not con ten^ with .
. --
kn„ w , fem„ ,
average
prices
paid
«P
t®
7
*
7
Adam and I used to play when we
No gas to explode.
destroying the sausage, pursued tha | to A gn .
mtn<> with me?"
as follows: Mulaa. whehl, $228; lend.
to ask. Will you come with me?’
were y«»ungsters. and I had forgotten
Frenchman as he floated down, pump­
$180;
pack
and
riding,
$184.
Horses,
N o pressure tank to blow up.
Madeleine looked around the car.
all about It until Aunt Jane reminded
ing bullets at the outspread umbrella.
cavalry mounts, $181’. tight artillery,
There were no other passengers, and
me. It’s to t»e a secret, even from
No water to carry.
And the Frenchman coolly drew,his re­
$188; heavy artillery, $221; young
«he laughed out loud.
"Sure.” she
you." And she rushed away to wel­
volver and answered the Boche s fire.
No lamp» to fill.
horses, $142.
come her guests, who were all clanior-
gamely answered.
The ride had never teemed ao short,
- (ng for attention at once.
No matche» to burn.
A Qu
No Place fbr Him to Die.
They were a merry group, noisy
and both commented on the f a i t
It
Daniel Webster, taken 111 one day 11
An exchange saya that the throa-ball
# moment before that the Ia­
No »moky chimney» to clean.
tnd lighthearted, snd shriek after
go In front of certain stops is of In- I
h#<J happenedi , nd here ther
a town, of decided Democratic lean­
shriek of laughter followed each at­ sign
v nifkt
ings. begged his friends to tskv. him T m » Switeh ..Twhor.
spacious
an origin,
origin. From the Pawnees, wa were already entérina
the
anaclouA
tempt to walk upstairs backward with­ dlan
entering
home
at
once.
“I
waa
born
out dropping the apple off one’s head,
auppoae.
u l (rt t ( M l »«r®M G®®’1 ®f ('«U-
foyer from which, In the adjoining
•r to sail one’s frail bark around the
let." be pleaded. " I have
« t t a Wedding
t M K M Rings.
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erallst, and 1 can’k J le In a Democratic
war.htub without coming to grief.
Fer S a le By
For two hours the fun waxed faat
plain, as we see It today. It was fre­ ophonlst. who waa not always certain town.”
put up in two itylts •
quently
highly
ornamented
and
and furious, and then the gay spirits
If he were playing In two-four or three-
of even the ringleaders seemed to flag.
wrought with various designs.
Nut four time.
Tha Largest F l a w .
Madeleine
plrouet ed
R I G H T C U T is a sh o rt-cut tobacco
Here was where Aunt Jan e stepped
as other.rings begun to be worn
Mindanao pnxlucns tha largest flow­
around oq tiptoes, her eyes shining
wedding ring waa made conspicuously
tatn the breach
er In the world. Its habitat Is the
W -B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco
The practice, however, «was with excitement.
“ Outdoors, all of you,” she com­ plain.
The officer watched the pretty gin Parag mountain. XflOO feet above eea
long In vogue of Inscribing appro­
manded laughingly, "and alt down on
admiringly. The openlnff note« of the level. The natives give It the name of
priate mottoes oo rings.
The ring
the beck atepa and draw lots.” Hhe
next
number stprilcd him from his gaze Rolo. Its foil blossom, $vq-petalled. is A gnt
W ot. « J Slwnu® C o ..t«
may be said to be symbolic. It Is of
Iwnded some «trips of paper to Grace.
and with a guilty look of having been over three feet ip diameter and weigh»
gold and typifies purity and refinement,
“W ell, who drew the longe«t at rip I”
98
pounds.
The
flows»
was
tost
caught he led her Intoahe halt And
whereas Its rotundity signifies “ the
demanded Aunt Jane, coming out after
aa they flllded smoothly over the pol­ l l Surnstm. .
round
flowing
of
mutual
love
and
• few momeota and breaking the N
l e d floor Made|alqp p i t * *
-» « l!
hearty affection.” 1
T he Observer
' A u tu m n
L eaves
<xO
Eve was Brat to hold up her hand.
»Then you must quj tha forfeit.”
■aid Aunt Jane aa she bald out a m ir­
ror and a little card to the girl. ‘’Hold
thia m in o r In your hand, and ga down
into the orchard until you are out of
eight of the houaa. Than, standing
under a tree ao that the light of the
moon falls over your right shoulder,
repeat the rhyme that la on thia card
three tlmee. Keep your eyee covered
until you hare aald the last word for
the third tim e ; then look into the mir­
ror and the Image of the man you are
gning to marry w ill look out at you."
“Well, I ’ll go," said Eve, "but If lt*a
any of the boys here, I shall call It ‘no
fair,’ and If It’s old Molly, the cow.
who wanders over from the other pas­
ture I shall give her the •mitten’ then
and there."
She tripped off and selected her spot
with due care. Then, as rapidly as
she could speak the lines, she recited
the old familiar verse that she had
knowu since childhood.
I be
The Name of
Roberts
a leader
Oregon Agricultural College
Delicate Mechanism
Despite its scope Swift &
Com pany is a business of in­
finite details, requiring infinite
attention.
Experienced men must know
of weight, price, the amount
and quality of meat the live
animals will yield.
«»«••’<»••• !»«<>
P rovoost & S on
Central Blacksmithing
and Iran Working
Swift & Company, U.S. A.
r^nn2ainr®nM
Western Electric
Farm Lighting Plant
Brighten U p
T h e Farm
Maybe nobody has told you,”
says the Good Judge—
-W hy this good tobac*
co costs less to chew .
Y o u get real tobaepo
sa tis fa c tio n w ith a
small chew. It gives
you the good tobacco
taste. It lasts and lasts.
Y o u don’t need a
fresh chew so . often.
It saves you m oney.
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
liltktr-W illiuis IMw. Ci
. Ik, Dalles. Orijii,
Try a W ant Ad. In
The Obwrvw. It Paya.
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