_Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, September 4. 1947
"W h e re 'd you get this cra zy idea
anyw ay?"
w rin k le s deepened at the corners of
the old gentlem an's eyes as he
it's only a suggestion—*'
asked e lfish ly, "W e ll, w hat do you
But. Caswell, how do I s ta rt
th in k o f it ? "
p la y in g w ith the c h a lk —that is, i f
. J N ot bad’ * i r -" answered Swain.
I m foolish enough to s ta rt? "
’B ut i t ’s a b it lo p sid e d ."
’ I'v e thought o f that, too. I can
By g u m ,” Old E lls w o rth chuck
get a student fro m one o f the a rt
led.
" I see
The halves don’t
schools to come here once a week
m a tc h .'
He added a few lines w ith
to Show you.
I f you don’ t lik e it
«H er a little w h ile you can th ro w a palsied hand and colored the open
spaces blue lik e a c h ild p la y in g w ith
h im o u t."
“ J-JERE, take y o u r pineapple
a p ic tu re book. Then he looked to
D octor C aswell went to his frie n d .
* ju ic e ," g e n tly persuaded Kop-
"L is te n , young
Ju d so n -L iv in g s to n , head o f the At- w a rd the door.
pel. the m ale nurse. •
m a n .” he w hispered. " I w ant to ask
a
n
tic
A
rt
In
s
titu
te
,
and
explained
" N o p e !" gru n te d C o llis P E lls
the situ a tio n . L iv in g s to n had ju s t you som ething before old pineapple
w orth.
ju ic e comes b a c k ."
the
young m an - F ra n k Swain
"B u t i t ’ s good fo r you. s ir ."
"Y e s. s ir .” responded Swain re
eighteen years old and a p ro m isin g
" N o p e !"
sp e ctfu lly.
student.
He
needed
the
money.
Ran
" I t ’s d o cto r s o rd e rs ."
" I was th in k in g —could you spare
an e le va to r at nig h t to pay his tui-
" N o p e !"
the tim e to come tw ice a week or
non.
How
m
uch
would
he
g
e
t’
F
ive
Koppel heard the fro n t door bell
perhaps three tim e s? ”
d o lla rs a v is it. Fine.
and was glad to leave the room .
Sure, M is te r E lls w o rth ”
N ext afternoon young Swain was
He found D octor C asw ell in the h a ll
"G ood.
L e t’s m ake i t M onday
shown
in
to
the
b
ig
liv
in
g
room
Col
d ow nstairs.
"1 ca n ’ t do a th in g
and
F rid a y .
Four
in P E lls w o rth looked at him ap Wednesday
w ith h im ,” he told the doctor. “ He
o’c
lo
c
k
."
p ra is in g ly .
won t ta ke his pineapple ju ic e . He
Koppel entered and was fla b b e r
Sir, I ’ m not an a rtis t y e t," a n
doesn t w a n t me to read to h im . He
gasted when his p a tie n t took his
hates the ra d io . He doesn't lik e a n y swered the young m an.
pineapple ju ic e w ith o u t a w him per.
" U -aU
m p , h !”
S
„„J
th in g !"
As the weeks went by Swain s vis
D o cto r C asw ell received the in
fo rm a tio n w ith his usual profession
a l calm .
He had done some con
s tru c tiv e th in k in g since his last v is
it. T h is was no o rd in a ry case. The
old g entlem an was in p re tty good
shape fo r a m an o f seventy-six But
he had to be kept fro m b u yin g
things.
He had suffered his last
h e a rt a tta c k a fte r his disastrous
purchase o f th a t je rk w a te r ra ilro a d
out in Iow a
The one before that
cam e fro m the e x c ite m e n t engen
dered by the d is in te g ra tio n o f the
H appy Package chain o f g ro c e ry
stores w hich he had a cquired at a
fabulous p rice . A ll o f his purchases
o f recent ye a rs had to be liq u id a te d
at a g reat sa crifice both to his
12-20
health and his pocketbook.
C ollis P. E lls w o rth sat in a huge
over-upholstered c h a ir by the w in
Neat and Trim
dow. He looked around as D o cto r
DUTTONS arranged Strikingly
Caswell in q u ire d , "W e ll, how ’ s the
on bodice and skirt lend an
young m an to d a y? ”
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
I •= £ £ £ &
^Ja ifo reJ d in y e r ie
— a—
Backless summer d r e s s e s
should be made with a Jacket if
you wont to get full service from
them. On cool nights a light bolero
jacket will protect your buck
—- • —
To clean glass straws, us« an
ordinary pipe cleaner. For th«
lurger size glass straws use two
, or three cleaners twisted together
Cleaners may be used a number
of times.
—- • —
When sanding unfinished furnl
(tir e for painting, sand thoroughly
with line sundpuper wrapped
around a pudded wood block
Wipe off with u soft lintleaa cloth.
— • —-
«
/
Use a carpet sweeper daily and
a vacuum cleaner once a week
and beating, which causes carpet
threads to weaken and break, will
not be necessary.
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8209
" L -m p h !" grunted the figure in
the c h a ir in a tone lik e a rasping
cough w ith a ll the im p lic a tio n s o f a
sneer.
I hear you h a v e n 't been obeying
o rd e rs ," the d o cto r chided.
"W h o ’s g iv in g m e o rders at m v
tim e o f life ? ”
r
The d o cto r d re w up a c h a ir and
sat down close to the old m an " I ’ ve
got a p roposition fo r y o u ,” he said
q uietly.
and
ÏÏ* *
-W -
the m a n tle p ie c e ," he suggested
W hat for? I t ’s only a bowl w ith
some blue stains on it.
O r are
they green?”
it.
M is te r
E lls w o rth ,
U m ph!
The old m an took a
piece o f crayon in a shaky hand
and m ade a scra w l. He m ade an
o th e r scra w l and connected the two
w ith a couple o f crude lines. "T h e re
it is, young m a n ," he snapped w ith
a g ru n t o f sa tisfa ctio n . "Such fool-
ishness. P o p p y c o c k !’’
Old E lls w o rth looked suspiciously
o ver his spectacles.
"W h a t is it
m ore m edicine, m ore a utom obile
rice s, m ore balderdash to keep me
aw ay fro m the o ffice ? ”
“ H ow ’d you lik e to take up a r t ’ ”
F ra n k Swain was p a tie n t
He
The d o cto r had his stethoscope
needed the five do lla rs.
" I f you
re a d y in case the abruptness of the
w a n t to d ra w you w ill have to look
suggestion proved too m uch fo r the
at w hat y o u 're d ra w in g , s ir .”
p a tie n t’s heart.
Old
E lls w o rth
squinted
and
B u t the old g e n tle m a n ’ s answer
looked. " B y gum . i t ’s kinda p re tty
was a vigorous " R o t ! ”
I never noticed it before.”
I don’t m ean s e rio u s ly ." said the !
Koppel came in w ith the p ro
doctor, re lie ve d th a t disa ste r had
w-i.eh HVe,rJ ed- “ JuSt f001 arour|d nouncem ent th a t his p a tie n t had
ch a lk and crayons.
I t 'l l be done enough fo r the firs t lesson.
Oh, it s pineapple ju ic e a g a in ,”
“ B o s h !”
E lls w o rth m um bled. Swain le ft.
... A 11 r ig h t.” The d o cto r stood up
V V HEN the a rt student cam e the
I ju s t suggested it, th a t’ s a ll ”
fo llo w in g week there was a
C o llls P- sucked his gums and his
d
ra
w
in
g on the table th a t had a
w rin k le d chin bobbed up and down.
s lig h t resem blance to the vase The
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
H orizontal
1 R esort
4 Bone
6101
8 G o lfe r’ s
mound
11 C a p ita l of
T asm ania
13 Restless
15 P itc h e r
16 To knock
18 Rodents
19 S uffix in d ic a t
ing past tense
20 Vague gossip
22 N ote o f scale
23 C ity in
Chaldea
24 A lp h a b e tica l
lis t o f a rtic le s
26 M a th e m a t-
cal ra tio
28 Sacred songs
30 W ing-footed,
as the bat
32 Sheltered side J
33 M a la y gibbon
34 L in e m ade by
fo ld in g
37 H e re d ita ry
40 M o lte n la va
41 To esteem
43 P a rt of
in fin itiv e
44 Sym bol fo r
ta n ta lu m
46 Spot
10 To w atch
47 Pronoun
n a rro w ly
48 S icilia n
12 Land
volcano
m easure
50 P o rt to puff
14 P rin te r’ s
out the h a ir
m easure
51 A ngers
17 Wine cup
53 H indu p o lit
20 A ncient
ic a l leader
E g y p tia n
55 Reserved in
m onarch
m anner
21 To play
57 U n it
boisterously
58 B y
23 Above
59 H aw k-h e a d
24 T ra n sp a re n t
ed d e ity
60 Pen fo r sw ine 25 E x tra o rd i
n a ry in size
27 F u n a m e n ta l
V e rtic a l
mess o f life
tendencies
1 T h a t young
29 M a lt
la d y
beverage
2 Forces
31 P re fix : before
3 Couched
34 S ym bol fo r
4 O therw ise
5 Swaggers
c a lc iu m
6 T u rre t
35 F le x ib le stem
7 P re p o sition
used in
8 Appendage
b a ske try
9 To flee
36 Soul
air of importance to this youthful
versatile frock. It opens down the
back, has a choice of sleeve
lengths, is neat and trim .
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•
“ T ry
p le a se."
S o lu tio n in N e x t Issue
i « Piaa,,e r2
•
eye
48 The self
49 C o llo q u ia l:
poster
51 W hether
52 D iffid e n t
54 E x c la m a tio n
of d is b e lie f
56 Note of scale
A n s w e r to P u n i e
A s tre s H-47
Num ber
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H ° W W C re th e e a l le r ie s j
his death?
ru n
Who selected the canvasses !
5. What is the number of de
fo r the exhibitions? An idea was grees around the equator?
fo rm in g in his brain.
6. What is the largest inland
When the late sp rin g sun began to sea in the world?
cloak the fields and gardens w ith
"u Which is the most populous
c o lo r E lls w o rth executed an aw ful of the South American countries’
sm udge w hich he called "T re e s
8. Who was it said: ‘ ‘These are
Dressed in W h ite .” Then he made times that try men's souls” ?
a s ta rtlin g announcement. He was
in ' £ re Ethi°Pians Christians?
going to e x h ib it it in the S um m er
0. Does a barrel of compressed
show at the L a th ro p G a lle ry !
air have more buoyancy than a
F o r the su m m e r show at L a th ro p
GdI1o ry was the biggest a rt e x h ib it
o f the y e a r - i n q u a lity i f not in
size.
8. Thomas Paine.
9- Yes, they have been Chris
tians since shortly after the Cru
cifixion, when Matthew carried
the doctrine of Christ into that
country.
10. No. A barrel of compressed
air has more weight, therefore
has less buoyancy.
T w o days before the close of the
e x h ib itio n
a
special
messenger
brought a long o ffic ia l-lo o k in g en
velope to M is te r E lls w o rth w hile
Swain,
Koppel and
the doctor
w ere in the room . "R e n d it to me ”
requested the old man. " M y eves
are tire d fro m p a in tin g .”
The d o cto r read:
I t gives the L a th ro p G a lle ry
pleasure to announce th a t the
I
F ir s t Landscape P rize o f $1,000
has been aw arded to C ollis P
E lls w o rth
,o r
his
Trees Dressed in W h ite .”
Swain and Koppel uttered a series
o f in a rtic u la te gurgles. D octor Cas
w ell
e x e rc is in g his professional
se lf co n tro l w ith a suprem e e ffo rt
w n ri’h 'C° n g ra ‘ u la tio n s- M is te r Ells-'
w orth, fin e , fine. . . . See, see
O f course, I d id n ’ t expect
g re a t news. B ut, b u t—well,
y o u 'll have to a d m it that
m uch m ore s a tis fy in g than
ness."
A r t n o th in g ,” snapped u lc u ,(
the Old
m an
" I bought the L a th ro p GaJ
le ry la s t m o n th .”
HO OTHER, CEREAL GIVES
more energy .1 get the
ORIGINAL KELLOGG'S CORN
FLAKES IN THE WHITE.
RED, ANO GREEN PACKAGE.
R egular or family size .
IWEHIYCRAHD
BLADES
±!N< H I ^ M D O U t i f t o ^
5
on),
10<
’ ■'OTHER, M O TH E R
•
barrel of air at atmospheric pres
sure?
t h in k in g
SAKE THE CLAB8ER
fc lR L W A X MY DE AR,
' W A TC H ED y o u
S A K E today ,
The Anaw era
C LAJ38E R
G IR L B A K IN G
I
POW DER
w it h
MADE
B IS C U IT S
(I.
t-lO H T and
FLUFFY I WISH
1. Plato.
2- Yes. The Union ship Kear-
sage sank the Confederate cruiser
Alabama in European waters of!
Cherbourg, France.
ic o u l d s a k e /
that w ay
Star Spangled Banner Key
Watched Had 15 Stripes
/
A lk M o ih a r, Ska K a a w i . . .
To the u tte r astonishm ent of a ll
three — and e sp e cially Swain —
The Star Spangled .Banner that
Trees Dressed in W h ite ” was ac
"♦har m \ ^ COtt Key p a tc h e d
cepted fo r the L a th ro p show
N ot
through the perilous fight” had
only was M is te r E lls w o rth crazy fifteen stripes. From 1795 to 1818
thought Kppel, but the L a th ro p the American flag had fifteen al
G a lle ry was crazy, too.
ternating red and white stripes.
F o rtu n a te ly . , . t h e
stood
the
p a in tin g was Two extra stripes a
iuoa r for
or m
e
hung m an inconspicuous place
n e 'Ye s t states in the Union,
where it could not e x c ite any no- •
a?d, Kentucky, admitted
ticeable com m ent.
Young Swain 10
a n d ’92
sneaked in to the g a lle ry one a fte r-
noon and blushed to the top o f his
|en r Li,W|h e" he SaW " T rees Dressed
n W hite
a loud, raucous splash
on a w all otherw ise drenched in
beauty and h a rm ony. As two gig.
ghng students stopped before the
strange a n om aly Swain fled in te r
ro r. He could not bear to hear w hat
they had to say.
37 One who
reads the
lessons in
church
38 To c e rtify
39 B ehold!
42 E d ib le seed
45 G ir l’s nam e
47 P a rt o f the
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He Pro u d ly dis- !
2S ïéntsPa‘ U r "
“ >«
played the va rie g a te d sm ears of
pa in t on his heavy s ilk dressing
gown. He w ould not a llo w his valet
z -b
?
to send it to the cleaner's
He
wanted to show the doctor how hard
A quiz with answers offering ?
he d been w o rkin g .
The tre a tm e n t was w o rk in g p e r
information on various subjects ?
fe c tly
No m o re trip s dow ntow n to
become in vo lve d in purchases o f en
terprises o f d o u b tfu l solvency.
1.
Who
said: ‘ ‘When
there
3. Alaska
.................
...
" U C II
U lL ’ i e
I is
S |
The d o cto r thought it safe to allow an income tax, the just man w ill
4. He was assassinated,
E lls w o rth to v is it the M e tro p o lita n , pay more and the unjust less on
5. 360 degrees.
the M useum o f M odern A rt and o th the same amount of income” ?
6. The Caspian, which is 760
e r e x h ib its w ith Swam. An e n tire ly
2. Was a battle of our Civil miles long and varies between 100
new w orld opened up its c h a rm in g war ever fought in Europe?
?Td,Z 80 niiIes wide- Ils total area
m ysteries. The old m an displayed
3. Where is the Valley of Ten i f 170,000 square miles.
an in sa tia ble c u rio s ity about the g a l Thousand Smokes?
7. Brazil.
le rie s and the p a in te rs who e xh ib it-
4. How did Julius Caesar meet
’ ’I f the papers get hold of this
M is te r E lls w o rth w ill become a
laughing-stock.
We’ ve got to stop
h im , groaned Koppel.
I , ‘ ‘No-”
adm onished the doctor.
We can t in te rfe re w ith h im now
and take a chance o f spoiling a ll
X S ? w o rk
No. 30
When winding a hank of wool
wind it on n moth bull. Then If
the wool isn't nil u«cd or is put
nsnlo for awhile, the moth bull
discourages moths.
whhb?herS
'
^ ,anc^
k Z
own
boMnfl
d° v b l. action . . .
’"® b°w1, li’ M‘ from
e X P E R lE N C E -.
DURING THE
WARTIME CIGARETTE
SHORTAGE_TAUGHT M E
there ' s NO OTHER
CIGARETTE LIKE
A
CAMEL.1
ITS G R EA T TO
LA
GET CAMELS
again regularly ,
they suit me
toa ' t '!
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