Sherman County observer., January 03, 1930, Image 4

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The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday, January 8, 1980
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he possible, and had not thought ot Paul’s arms about her, and- their t\^»
Legal Enactments for
It In that way until she knew that be precious days a week’" together are
filled
with
wonderful
plana
of
what
Settling Public Lands
loved Carla.
During the existence of the govern­
Paul finished, and It seemed aa she la going to do In another year.
ment under the Articles of Confeder­
though tiny raindrdM were falling in Wherever Paul, la, there She will also
ation, eongress on September 6, 1780.
hla brain, so clearly>could he hear be. That la the point from which
passed a resolution recommending the
and feel the beating of hla pulse. In they always start In building their
survey and disposal by the several
a few moments the moaning of life castles.
No shadow Is cast over their happi­
Important Occurrences of
states of their waste and unappropri­
came to him In a distant wave. It
ated lands to aid In paying the public
struck nearer lu the slamming of an ness because Carla cannot walk. Paul
Past Week Briefly Com­
debt Incurred by the War of the Revo­
elevator door. Indistinct voices passed wheels her about the village In the big
piled
for
Our
Readers.
lution. In the beginning these lanlls
down the hall. From another street, chair, and not a cottage Is missed in
were regarded as an asset for the pay .
blocks away, the hammering of rivet their visits. They go as far as the
drivers on new steel rose above the little picturesque old cheese factory
The recent warm rains have been of ment of this debt. The earliest efforts
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rush and roar of traffic. Paul looked and down the hill to the still older groat value to central Orgon livestock were to sell the land In large blocks
from hla window, as If he might see wharf where the boat comes In from men, especially sheep owners. The and, prior to the organization of our
the pit, out of which the same sound across the lake. Doctor Derwent, who grass has started and the rain has present government congress amde
three such sales. <>n June 15, 1785.
had come night and day for three la at Mistassini, has allowed Carla washed the dirt out of the fleeces.
congress under the Articles of Confed
years. Hla eyes fell upon gloomy, to go twice to the monastery, lu Paul’s
The total births In Portland in No­ eration passed a resolution forbidding
sooty walla. ‘Under him lay an unend­ launch, and If October Is line she will
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ing fabric of men’s toll, a great sen make her first trip to his concession vember numbered 331, bringing the settlement on the public domuln. The
x r v ic e
of roofs strung with wires, -craggy during that month. Paul take« her number of births for the 11 months act of March 3, 1807,.prohibited such
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with ugly architectural warta, broken over the soft, sandy roads to thq of 1929 to 3865. The month’s births settlement under penalty of forfeiting
ndmirauon ror an honorable gentie- with chimneys, streaked with tarred edge of the blueberry plains In a Included 185 males and 146 females. any right or clnlm a settler may have,
CH APTER XIII
uiun. it seems trite and superficial gutters, and with the gaping, shifting buggy, and then carries her In his
and the President wns authorized to
With operating tests under way, the use civil and military force to remove
to say that .the interests of our fam mouths of ventilating funnels sucking arms to a place where she can help
Taul had told only Claire that h» lllea brought ua together, does It not?
air into their artificial lungs. He him pick fruit for their Sunday din­ city of Eugene’s giant power project, such persons from the lands. Certain
vaa on hla way to her. At the at a But It Is true. I wanted to love you. looked
down and saw a thousand mov­ ner. He will never give up carrying being built near Leaburg on the Mc­ exceptions were made In favor of those
tlon a familiar face cam» »»nt of the But I discovered—after a little while
ing
things,
In a stream, like ante, her like that, he says, even when she Kenzie river at a cost of $1,800,000, is who had settled there before the pas
hurrying streams of humani x t»> greet —that something was In my way.**
nearing completion and. should be in sage of the acL and later, for those
every hurrying particle a human soul la strong again.
him. It was Jimmy Ennerduie whose
who had settled before February 1.
Perlbonka has grown happier with operation about January ft
“I know," he found himself saying struggling in the furious Twentieth
presence always gave him givniei “You couldn’t love an animal, Claire. century effort to make Itself greater them. Even Marla Chapdelulne la
1810, a privilege of temporary occu
Clatsop
county's
outstanding
debt
comfort than that of any other nuin I was that, until the day you came to than God. • From all thia Claire had younger, and Samuel has forgotten hla
pancy was given. From time to time
both in warrants and bonds has been acts were pnssed providing for the pre­
Be had known Ennerdale for a long the Mistassini I have been blind and
freed him. She had given him new financial losses.
time, and Claire had grown up with brutal. God knows 1 am only half life, and with It love and happiness
reduced in the sum of $164,633 during emption rights within certain areas
So Carla wrote to Claire:
him like a sister. Jimmy had always
“It la glorious here. I '
'■ -p- the first 11 months of the year. On and subject* to varying conditions.
He crushed her letter In his hand
worthy
of
you
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^eemed older than Paul, with a pre­
December 1 this year the warrant in­
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as If some pitiful breath might wrench tember.’’
“And Carla?"
mature grayness In his hair and a
debtedness
wd^Pfcut
$131,710.
(THE
ENDJ
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i
Its
precious
pages
from
him.
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So softly did hla wife speak Carla’s
slight stoop in his thin, sensitive body
Then he turned to the telephone. It
The county budget of Hood River P reserve M em ories of
Bis affection for Paul possessed the name that for a moment It seemed as
J a p a n ese Q uake D ead
waa
Impossible
for
him
to
wait.
He
county
for 1930 calls for a tax levy of
unchangeable quality of the marble If he had not heard It.
Old System o f T im ing
A method of preserving the names
We have promised ourselves to he wanted to tell her there was one other
$252,629.
This
is
the
lowest
oum
out of which he was slowly and per­
Still in U se in E jy p i
raised by taxation in the county for of 104,619 victims of the great earth
sistently ’ chiseling fame for himself honest,” she continued. “Do you re­ woman In the world as wonderful as
Before
the
advent of the modern
as a sculptor. He had been working member a letter I wrote you from Carla.
the past four years and, compared quake of September 1, 1928, was per­
clock, many towns and cities told th e
In
Claire’s
voice
was
a
trembling
Paris
In
which
I
said
I
was
coming
to
In the West, and Paul had not seen
with 1929, shows a cut of over $11,000. fected by Hldejlro Nagata. former
mayor of Tokyo.
him for a year. Ennerdale bad grown you and that 1 was sure a more lm note of happiness when he said this time to their people by firing h gun »it
“Dear old Paul," she cried softly. noon. Rome was such a place, and • ■ Despite the fact that 1929 was the
These names were sealed tightly In
older In that time, he thought. His portant thlng*would happen for ua In
kept to the daily firing of her veteran
face was thinner, his hair whiter over your woods than any Journey, like “But you mustn’t come to me until noon-gun on the Janlculum hill, which driest year on record, fire loss to a special container and burled beneath
tower on the sacred Mount Koya,
his temples, his physical tone even your promised one around the world, evening. I have something which I had been done so far back as human Umatilla national forest was only
must do before I see you again.”
$659 compared with more than $200,- where generations of descendants
less robust than When he had seen could give?”
That night, when he went to his memory could go until a year or so 000 last year. Forty-five thousand may revere the memory of those who
him last He had the same quick,
“Yea, I remember."
ago.
home,
Claire was not there.
nervous alertness about him, and It
feet of timber on 401 acres burned perished IP the catastrophe.
“Do you know—now—why I told
Then site decided to replace this
did Paul good to see the gladness In you that?"
ghe had left a note for him.
Special paper was used to bear the
over.
his face as they gripped hnnds. He
“I have gone to see Carla,’’ It said. ancient form of time signaling by the
names, 100 to the sheet. Rolled Into
“I have only wondered."
Linn
county's
millage
levy
will
be
roost ultramodern system available.
knew that Claire, unable to meet him
“It was because I had seen, because “Only a woman can make nnn'.har A master electric cluck was Installed more than 4 mills lower this year than scrolls, each sheet was metal bound
herself, had sent Jimmy In her place. 1 had read between the lines of your woman—like Carla—understjin I ”
at the center and ends and wound
In the city observatory, which con
last, it was determined when word with Mack and white silk mourning
“She Is like a child, waiting for rettera, because I knew at last a great
trolled 300 other electric clocks placed was received that the county’s share ribbons. All the scrolls were placed
you," said Ennerdale, as they rode love had come Into your life, and that
CH APTER XIV
In different quarters of the Eternal of the state tax will be $42,679.78 low­
toward his home. “I was there with Carla Haldan had brought It to you
In a special crystal Jar a yard and a
city
on the Tiber. The 588,000 Rom
er than the estimate Included in the half In diameter and a foot high, made
mother Inst evening, and she asked me You do not love me. You love Carla.
ans
are
therefore
exceptionally
well
And
here
we
find
ourietVes
where
to meet you. She cried and luughed And, loving her, yon would sacrifice
budget.
airtight to prevent decay. These were
we began, with the lovely Crippled catered for as regards the time.
and Is damnably happy. If you don’t everything for my sake."
[»laced In a lead casing surrounded
The
Eugene
Fruit
Growers’
associa­
Lady on her porch at Perlbonka
What an amazing contrast Is such
with a packing of carborundum as
mind, Td like to come over when you
His fabric of lies was gone, his
tion
announced
that
a
new
building,
There have been changes since the
two have settled down, and have you soul laid bare under the gaze of his Crippled Lady was borne from the a method as this to the manner In 40 by 140 feet in dimension, will be protection against deterioration.
which parts of Egypt to this very dav
tell me about this monstrous happen wife’s eyes.
Mount Koya, known to all true fol­
added to the large canning plant of
hospital to the place, near her mother, tell the time. There some of the mi
Ing. May I?"
“I want to hear you say It, Paul.’ where she wants to live. The ph la tlves still employ ancient shadow the association at Eugene It will be lowers of Buddhism, is located In cen­
"You know you don’t need an Invi­ She was repeating Carla’s words whla no longer a pit, but a mighty force
tral Japan. Women, though they may
tation," said Paul. “Come tomorrow." pered to him In the blackness of the driving Its energy In unending streams docks. These consist of wooden used to house the vegetable canning climb It, are not allowed to go to the
He bad an odd feeling of not know earth. “That la why I came to you through high-tension wires. The Mis boards with little "goal posts” In the machinery.
very top, this custom having been In
lng what was going to happen aa be there. A woman may hide her love tasslnl may rumble and roar and growl, middle of them, which measure by
Initial surveys of the Lane county force since time Immemorial and still
the shadows they throw the length of
left Ennerdale and entered hla home. from a man, hut not from anothei but It Is a slave, securely shackled, Jobs which have to be performed by school system disclc33 that of the 40 Is being maintained on a few other
He could feel himself under a strain woman, and It was Impossible for and will probably go on laboring for
1 buildings examined only oue out of sacred mountains.
roused by the nearness of explanations Carla to keep her secret' from me. Its human masters for all time This oxen or laborers.
four or five is In a satisfactory con­
These
“docks”
have
been
In
use
for
which It was Claire’s right to hear and Yours was still more open, though 1 change — or development — was ex­
dition
for modern school use while the
M anitoba B oundary
hla duty to make. It would be bard saw you making a magnificent fight. pected, anticipated by experts almost telling time for 4,000 years.
other three or four fail to meet mod
The lower half of the boundary he
to talk about Carla, aa he must, even I know, Paul. But I want to hear It to the day and hour. But others were
tween Manitoba and Saskatchewan Is
ern standards.
should Claire In her wisdom ask for from your Ups. I must hear It. Do n o t The world, for Instance, accept­
stepped
because, crossing a well-set
Eye
Strain
R
esponsible
The Apple Growers’ association of
nothing.
you love Carla Haldan?"
ing a very small corner of It as the
tied farming district It follows the
for
M
uch
Bad
Tem
per
Hood
River
is
planning
to
mail
out
Claire was waiting for him in her
Yes, I love her."
whole, could not understand why a
survey lines. Survey lines In north
Physical exhaustion entirely dis . checks to its members very soon. Ap­ western Canada are, of course, always
room. Thia act of thoughtfulness
More than any other woman lu the man like Paul Klrke should deliberate
pleased him. She knew that In a world?"
ly sever himself from the huge prestige proportionate to the amount of proximately $150,600 is to be distribut­ stepped, this being necessary In view
energy expended Is often caused by
peculiarly embarrassing moment they
“I could only love oue woman In and wealth built by Ids fathers suc­ eye strain, said Dr. B. Franklin Royer, ed. Although tho fruit crop was only of the fact that the meridians of longi­
should be alone. Both were sensi­
about 25 per cent normal, prices have tude, which form the basis of the sur­
cess,
and,
aa
the
story
went,«
bear
that way.”
tive, each a little fearful of what one
away with him all Ida personal | h » s - medical director of the National So­ brought good profits.
veyors’ calculations, converge as they
He
was
conscious
of
having
struck
or the other might betray In their
seasiona in a trunk and a handbag. ciety for the Prevention of Blindness
north, nnd the distance la-tween
a
deadly
blow,
a
hurt
he
would
rather
Mrs. Charles MatPhefSon, 53, was
first greeting. He was thinking thia
It could understand, quite easily, how In many cases. Doctor Royer said, gored to death by a bull at the Mac­ them. Instead of remaining uniform,
have
died
than
inflict
upon
Claire.
It
loss
of
temper
could
he
traced
to
de­
when he went to her. Aa her door
a husband and wife might end their
Is thus gradually narrowing, where­
Pherson farm near Grande Ronde.
closed behind him, hla first impression had dragged Itself from him In spite marital relationship, hut It waa puz­ fective vision.
as survey lines have to he kept
of
his
determination,
and
he
waited
was of a room filled with flowers.
“Some of us are fooling ourselves "CKarles MacPherson, the husband, re­ straight.
zled and shocked that a wi-man Ilka
for
his
punishment,
its
effect
on
her
Claire, like Carla, loved them. The
Claire Klrke should throw herself when we do not connect serious bodily turned home and found his wife In
air was delicately fmgrant with their Claire’s eyes did not waver. She did away, soon afterward, on a st»»np- fatigue and Irritability toward the end the barn -lot dead. The woman was
perfume. Claire was bending over a not flinch. A starry, radiant light Shouidered, prematurely ageing tnan of the day, and still greater fatigue alone at the time of the fatal attack.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
m an of white rosea when he entered, came Into her face, and she gave a who was possessed of nothing on earth and Irritability toward the end of the
Notice is hereby given th at Helen
The
first
annual
northwestern
tur­
breathless,
half-articulate
cry,
not
of
and then came toward him with both
but au admirable passion for shaping week, with the eye that has actually key show was held at Oakland, under Deyo has been appointed Adminis
shown no pain during ull that period.
hands held out. She did not put her shock or of pain, but of Joy. He saw things out of marble.
tratrix of the Estate of Clinton Clif
arms about him or offer him her lipa, the blood flushing her cheeks, the
Many a worker having Just such dally the auspices of tho Douglas County ford Calvin Deyo, Deceased, and has
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•
•
•
•
•
tenseness
leaving
her
body,
and
they
Turkey Breeders’ association, last qualified as such.
and weekly manifestations of Inereas
yet never had he seen suck a light of
Carla always »Its on her porch so
All persons having claims again3t
Ing fatigue may have his symptoms week. There were 2S3 turkeys en­
happiness shining In her eyes. He sat for a time In silence, neither niak
that
she
Is
looking
up
the
river
toward
said Estate are hereby notified and
disappear
by
wisely
applying
present
tered
In
the
show,
which
makes
It
the
made a movement to kiss her, but she lng an effort to speak.
the north. Paul Is »here, working out
required to present the same, duly
Then he said :
drew back In such a way that her
a part of the dream which absorbs day medical knowledge of the cause, largest ever held on the Pacific coast, verified, to said Adm inistratrix at
“I
thought
I
would
hurt
you.
And
act seemed scarcely to be repelling
them both. Thirty miles beyond »he have the fault corrected, and still keep i The Douglas county broccoli crop Rufus, Sherman County, Oregon
you are glad 1"
the same Job and the same kind of
him.
prcspects for this season are very en­ within six months of the date of the
“ Yes, I am glad. I thank God you green and blue-black edge of wilder­ work, with the fatigue and discom
“Not now, Paul. Not until we have
ness which she can see Paul has a
couraging, reports Foster Butner, first publication of this notice. The
talked. Then, If you want to kiss me, love Carla."
first publication is December 27, 1929
timber concession, and tlfteen men fort rapidly disappearing."
manager ©f the Umpqua Broccoli ex- Helen Deyo, Administratrix.
She rose to her feet, and took a working with him, where a little while
you may.
j change. The crop has not been harm-
J. Tracy Barton.
She was astonishingly free ol the letter from the table. She was trying before he might have had fifteen thou­
F
orged
A
rt
on
Show
t-d
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Attorney for Estate
I
ed
by
lack
of
rainfall.
Early
estimates
to
keep
from
crying
as
she
gave
It
tension which he had anticipated, and
sand But these fifteen men, nnd
Some of the specimens of forged
as she stood with her fngera clasped to him.
what’ they are planning to do with pieces of “ancient art” are so clever of the crop are at least 100 carloads.
“I want you to read It and then the concession, mean more to Paul
warmly about hla telling him how
Romy^ Pittard, McMinnville, was
glad she was that he was alive, and come back to me,” she said. “This and Carla than all the millions In that they are of marvelous Interest. al ' elected president of the older boys’
though
they
are
known
to
be
spurious
how doomed to despair and unhappi­ evening, if you will, Paul. 1 lack the the world.
conference, which held its final meet-
The characteristics of old stone enrv
ness she would have been If he had courage to fell you things. You will
“It Is not necessary to slaughter Ings, for Instance, have been s • min ' ings In McMinnville recently. Other
not lived to return to her, he won understand when you open It, alone.’’ Nature, or even harm her, In order to
utely reproduced that It Is often »liifl ! officers elected to serve for the year
DENTIST
dered If It were Claire, hla wife, who
He went to the Klrke-Durand build
possess for ourselves some of her cult to detect the fraud. As n mat
are Wilson Bennett, Albany, vice-pres
was talking to him, or another Claire lng and lost himself In the human products," Paul says In a paper he Is
ter of fact, there Is hardly a museum ldent, and Neil Milner, Gresham, sec­
United States Dental Ex­
—some one he had never known. For stream going up with the elevators
writing for 7a pulp-wood Journal lu the World which at some time has
retary,
she seemed, all at once, to have drawn On one of the floors was an office, nl
aminer for this district
►
t had one of these “fakes” In Its
‘ herself farther away from him than ways ready for him. He shut himself
Medford has a school population of
collection.
Ultimately,
however,
the
she had ever been, but In such
In and locked the door.
3647 between the ages of 4 and 20
Imposition Is revealed nnd the offend
aw jet and friendly way that the
He opened the letter. There were
years. This is an increase of 6 per
O F F IC E A T
Ing
piece
removed.
The
Metropolitan
change In her seemed one which could many pages, closely written In Claire’s
cent
over last year’s total of 3438 and
Museum
of
Art
In
New
York
has
a
not bring hurt with It.
M ORO, OREGON
hand. With almost childish candor
special department devoted to these Indicates that the total population of
It was Claire’s fight that was hard they began to tell him of a woman’s
the
city
is
13,822.
During
the
past
10
forged antiques and they are regarded
eat It was going to take a Joan of fight to triumph over herself. Like
I—
by experts as quite as Interesting as years the school population has
Are courage to say what she had an Indestructible redolence they
the
genuine,
but
In
a
different
way.
doubled.
planned to aay.
breathed the surenesa of Claire’s faith
Henry Steger, 81, veteran of the Mo­
She made him alt near her, so they In herself. Without emotional effort
were facing each other.
doc Indian war, died at Roseburg at
sh« told him that unless Carla had
S n ak e W ith Ear«
W . C. B R Y A N T
“Paul, we are going to be honest. come Into hla life she would never
Another story of n snake with ears the Oregon Soldiers’ home as a result
Tou will promise me that?"
have let him know what ahe was
comes from the Bushveld. Mr. S. of burns suffered when his night
He knew be was preparing to equivo­ about to reveal. There was no man
Voges writes to say that he rend the clothes caught fire. Steger apparent­
Attorney - at - Law
cate as he gave hla word. A He to In the world more worthy of a worn
report In the Johannesburg Sunday ly fell asleep while smoking, and his
save Claire from hurt was more cred an’s love than he, she said. Yet, from
Times of a “snake with ears” being dressing gown and night clothes were
liable than truth. The Impulse to the beginning, she had been unable to
seen In a vlel nt Roolberg, nnd. he afire when he ran from his room Into
shield her, to keep from her all sus­ build her respect and admiration Into
adds, that he believes tiri»Tale J Jo
o he I the corridor Of the hospital.
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 93
picion of hla love for Carla, swept greater things she should have given
tan tells UsTMw.
the^ctften
true. “My mothe^'
The
Marion
county
court
has
sentv
him.
That
was
one
reason
why,
re­
over him aa be looked at her. She
when she was a chnd. a jsnake which
M oro, O regon
was like the flowers cn the table, M pelling the thought of making him
was found tp have thro ears was killed a telegram to members of the Oregon
!
delegation
In
congress
urging
a
larger
easily crushed, he thought -More care greatly for her when ahe coujd.
In a fig tree,** fyJKJfy*- “As the 1
vividly than ever ue auw the differ not lova him, she had kept herself
snake was so strange. ifie neighbors forest road appropriation. The tele­
ence between her and Carla. Carla away from him so much. One’s paa-
were culled to ««8 IL and the reptile gram was inspired by the Refusal of
would fight on through tragedy, even slou for another, in Its holiest form,
was kept for some, time, ao that pen
forest officials fo accept gn offer
to death. Claire, suffering more, waa guided by a single force. One
pie rpund about could come and see made by the court to match an appro-
would droop and fade like a petal In might stem that and hold it back,
It as well. I can nsmire you that this » priation of $100,000 for completion of
a rose, shrinking from the quicker but it waa Impossible to make It die.
story Is true."
: the north Santlam highway. Forestry
and more physical action which the Such a love was Carla’a for him
C om m unity Scheme F izzle
' officials said that the forest road ap-
other would find for himself. He was Then ahe spoke of another man. It No Shadow Is Cast Over Their Happi­
The Brook furm wns u community
not analyzing himself, or her. The was of Jimmy Ennerdule/ths s c u lle r,
ness Because Carls Cannot W a lk
organized In 1841 near Roxbury, Mass, ' propriatlon for the year 1930 had been
thought—like a picture—Impressed who was driving hla way so persistent­ “There is such a thing as harvesting by George Ripley and hla wife. An allotted, and that no money had been
Itself upon him, and Claire, gazing at ly to success. She had accepted JI in lumber and having a better forekt each association was form«! with a few I set aside for the north Santlam
him In these epic. Introspective mo­ my almost as a brother during her year Instead of a diminished one.» Na­ stockholders and Q farm of 200 acres , project.
menta, as If partly seeing the swift girlhood, but very soon afte r her mar­ ture wants to fraternize with us, and purchased. The object waa to promote
visioning In hla mind, surprised him riage the truth had come to her, ahe will, when we cease to sack and plun the benefits of society according to the
T ell M other I'll B e T here
said, and had grown stronger with der her like vandals."
by saying:
E Y E S T R A IN
principle of co-operntlon. The life led
“Tell mother I’ll be home by ten
“Paul, I wonder If you know, Just each year. She cared for Ennerdhl
Next year the fifteen meu will he waa very simple, and every one had a
Can only be corrected under the
o’clock," phoned a young girl to a
how much I honor and respect you. Just as Carla cared for him. It was Increased to fifty, but now camps are share of the work, receiving a certain
proper conditions and by the use
I wonder if you realize how fine you Paul who might have been her broth being built and Just enough timber rate of pay. The pnClueta of the form • neighbor when she couldn’t rouse her
of the very best of equipment.
er.
with
such
frauk
and
unembar
own home by wire.
are. I have failed to play my part—
harvested to cover the expense of the were sold. A school waa maintained
We
have the Best Equipped Optical
aa your wife. I have not let you raised simplicity did she confide In work. Paul labors with his ax, along for the children. A number of proml | "Sure.” said the obliging friend. He
office in Eastern Oregon.
him.
She
knew
that
Ennerdale
loved
know these things aa I should. The
with the others, from morning until nent people were In the scheme, i went down the street to tell the moth-
OPTICS
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among them Nathaniel Hawthorne. ! er, but she wasn’t home. An hour
fault to our Uvea la not yours. It la her, and repeated that a man could night
mine. I think I could have made you not conceal that fact from a woman,
Charles
A.
Dens.
John
8.
Dwight.
1
later
he
w
ent,
again.
It
wns
ten
Every Friday he conies down the
Newhouse Optical Co.
love me. Yet I saw the unfairness of though he did not express It In words, river to Carla.
George P. Bradford, Ralph Waldo Em
o’clock soon, nnd neither girl nor
F. l/e '
erson, Amos B Alcott. Theodore Park
It unless I could make myself I otc you and ahe was sure Jimmy had no Idea
mother at home. At 11:30 he quit try­
Geo. F. -ewhouse, Proprietor
Carla knows that she Is going to get er, George W. Curtis and Margaret
of her sentiment toward hlnj. This
first. I hoped and prayed for th a t
ing and wrote this note:
gtrong and well. This mental attl
320 E u t Second Street
"Dcnr Little Mary—How can 1 tell
“There wasn’t love when we were love for Jimmy was the other reason, Jude, her soreness and optimism, to Fuller. After a time, however enthusl
asm waned. nnd as a result of flnan
your mamma you won’t be home until
married, on either side. You did not the more vital of the two, which had get
LLES, OREGON
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her with tier
her great happiness
happiness, has
gether
na.
wft> diwo[ved [D ten o’clock when st 11:80 neither of
love me, not In the way yon wanted held her aloof, from Paul. She loved overcome the doubt of physicians. I
I you are at home at all?"
V
ltd lore a woman, and my feeling for Jimmy's work and wanted to become |M l l
to |ta# 4 i
with1
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OREGON NOTES OF
GENERAL INTEREST
J a m es
O liver
Cut-wood
Dr J. R. Morgan
DR C. L POLEY
Physician
and
Crass V a lle y ,
Surgeon
O regon
People can reach me from Moro
a t night from the long distance
booth a t Hotel Moro by ringing
The Dalles.
D r W . N . M orse
P h y sic ia n an d Surgeon
THE DALLES, OREGON
Office at Mid-Columbia Hospital
Phone No. Hospital 841
W hen in T he D alles
HAVE YOUR
Lunch or D in n er
(Füll Course)
at the
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EDW. BALL, MANAGER
THE DALLES. OREGON
M o d e l L a u n d ry
THE
DALLES
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in Moro Wasco
and Grass Valley
Mondays and Thursdays
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Funeral D irectors
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Our usual pre war tra n sie n t
rates still prevail.
Special Rates to perm anent Guests
UNDER THE
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
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RATES
Room with bath privilege, $1. up
Outside room with private bath.
$1.50 tip
Special rates where more than tw
persons occupy one room.
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