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THl FICTION CORNER ANO AN ELEPHANT By WILLIAM CUTHBERT CLASSIFIED "The next day.” Daddy said hur riedly, "the bears decided that they just had to have wood, so they D E P A R T M E N T went back among the trees. After they made sure that no other ani KABB1TS & SK IN S mal was in sight, Sally bear picked W A N T L IV E H A IIH IT a 4 lb«, uu. rub- up the axe and.began to ch o p - bit «kill«, hide», w ool, inuhnlr, c u m - chop—chop,” v .u a , liv e p ou ltry. R u by * C om pany, 935 S. W. F ro n t, F o rtla u d , O rsgua. "Please Daddy, tell us about the INSTRUCTION elephant.” George Henry held his hand against his mouth to hold back FARR AG UT COLLEGE AND a yawn. TI ' 11N I f A I. IN HTIT U TB F A R R A G U T . IDAH O “ But before long, the thumping FALL QUARTER noise again rang out in the woods. H i:,II8 T K A T IO N S E P r 23. : t CO E D IV IS IO N Thump—thump—thump. The bears l ’lio col leg « LLEG itlvtalun o ffe r » tw o yenri were too frightened to run this o f pr» e n g in e er in g and the prepro- fe s s i > m l v o u rees o f p re-m ed icin e, time, and suddenly a big animal pre-dent 1 «try mid p ie -la w , mid u n i stuck its head and long trunk be year«' eulleg® w ork In tile inajo field » o f th e urtM mid « d e u c e s , tween two trees and glanced be ■ uch ii« » o c ta l Rclencea, E n g lish mid wildered at the three shivering lin m a n ltles. b io lo g ic a l sc ien ce « , pliy. « leal » d e u c e » , buelne«« nd m ln latra- bears.” toln mid x e cr eta r la l tra in in g . Barbara clapped her hands. “ The TE C H N IC A L IN S T IT U T E AN D T R A D E S I'R E P A R A T O ltY D IV IS IO N eiephant!" she cried. The te c h n ic a l I n stitu te and trade» “ Let it be a good elephnnt, heh p rep aratory d iv isio n o ffe r » tn rln ln g In »hop m ol a u b je c ts r ela ted to the Daddy?" George Henry said. fo llo w in g field « : R e fr ig e r a tio n and “ All right, it was a good ele A ir C on d ition in g, R ad io R epair, In d u str ia l E le c tr ic ity , B u ild in g Con phant, and it asked the bears why str u c tio n mid C ab in et M aking, o f they were frightened? None of the ten .Machine R epair, P h o tograp h y, BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOB. I C L E A N IN G PLANT • - P roiqw rlty cleftnInif un it UMI Pt rk odorli**» D u P on t so lv e n t, can g iv e n perl« ct o d orltox Ncrvlce In 2 hrn. C oninlatv iiid il« i ii p l a n t , 9 1 2 .0 0 0 Q u ality Cleftn* •ra , S ilv e r to n , O regon. M OTEL— 12 n u ll», one y ear old, m od ern, fu rn ish ed . $7oo m on th ly in com e. P rice $26,000. B ox 363, C oulee C ity, W a sh in g to n . P h on e 3133. REAL ESTATE—MISC. A C H E S , f i v e n ion i lions«, barn, :artige, ch ick en hull»», fru it trees, lerrle» Gotttl w ell, lig h ts. Four m ile s out of Port o n h a u l on H o rse s h o e I.itk . lo a d $ 3 .5 0 0 O. M F a » . f»r, R t. 3, B oa 3HB, F ort O r. ohsrd, W ash in g to n . TW O r APPIto.X . h lg h u u y Il a e re s fr o n t« !» . im - o k ii R ocky, R edw ood p lc lu r- IH , UH, Daddy could see It com- esq u e sp ot. Ideal for r»»tn u r»n i, The children hugged against Dad g ift sh op W rite for p a r llc u lsr » . ing again! He had just settled dy. He thought they might go to Bdalln» F o ln t, R t». 3, B o» 300 A, BLOCK P L A N T net» $500 00 Mo. C ah down to read the evening paper sleep. A roata, C alif. ill«, hom e, 2'v A. Drv ellm u te. Chick when Barbara climbed on one knee, equip. $18,000 A. H ubbard, A d sl- Their mother talked for several I l l Y Y o U lt FARM, H om e, M otel or an to , C alluiorn la. and George Henry took possession minutes. Daddy gathered from the lltiN ln e s s f r o m BH O W H IN U R E A L BBTATB CO of the other. FOR SA L E tira d e A C afe mid fo u n things she said that she was giving C arlton, O regon P hone C arlton 1323 tain. D oing good buslne»«, H » to o ls, He let the newspaper drop to the Mrs. Piper, a neighbor who lived p r a c tic a lly new eq uip m ent. K. J. 6 A C RES: b u ild in g» nu ltah la for D ude M adden, o / o Ran»' L unch, Middle, floor. He couldn't read with a pair up the street, a recipe for cheese R a n i ' l l , r e s t h o m e , n u rsery, e tc F. O regon. pie. of heads in front of his eyes. O. Box 454, B ellln gh u m , W a sh in g ton. F u R SA L E H ardw are mid Im plem ent “ How old am I, Daddy?” Bar When his wife went back to the biiNlnes:. I a ternat Ion«I d ealersh ip . bara asked. W rite M. O. W ilso n , B lck lsto n , FAHMS AND RANCHES kitchen. Daddy looked at the chil W ash in g to n . This was better than Daddy had dren. Their eyes were closed. Ah, 4« A C R E S R E S T S O | | , M o d e rn 4- hoped for. He was expecting some no more story telling tonight, he E L E C T R IC ST O R E Ai eo n tl net lug hmlrooiti I h u i i « . fu ll biiHmient, fir« « b u s in e s s . C e n tr a l lo c a tio n S a c rific e . lilui’u, fru it, brrrl«« uttd u lf* lfu . thing else. "Y o u 'll be three next thought, Ill heulth. B ox 1007, L n n oastsr, Cel, AliiMt iirll due to | | | health IIO.UOU month." he told her. George Henry opened sleepy III buy W rite J. De Buer, B u u te C O NC RETE BLOCK M ACHINED 5. D oh 4OS, O lyn ip U . Waeh. He thought that if he used a lit ejes. So the three bears had to F or Bale or K en- G et Into a b u slne«» o f your ow n 10 A fiirm <*lr>tir«*(|, ntoclied, tle child psychology he could keep keep a fire at night—" Make real m o n ey — be Independent, ««<iulp I ml N. i(re«lMvilli', g u r , <>n Daddy began to talk softly, sooth the children's thoughts on their W » tea ch you the buslne«» from A I»ole Kvi , Mt. 4, B o s 307, M illsboro, lo Z W rite for p rices mid term s Oregun. i ,i h i ' in . ages and birthday parties, instead ingly This would put the children O. M. L o n g Oo., Auburn, W ash . of having them think of that other sound to sleep. “ The bears had to FARM MACHINERY 4 EQUIP. LAUNDRY thing. “ You’re five, George Hen D ie se l M ech an ics, A u to m o tiv e Me W ond erful op p o rtu n ity hi e x c e lle n t 194& MOL>KL ’ chanic», B ody and F ender Ropntr. ry ,” he said, “ you'll soon be going <’u»e mounted ft* c o m m u n ity on thu rou st, w ith s u f f i H O U SIN G • ’<» r «» p o w i- r l i f t m o w e r . ♦’ «('. p o n d . to school.” c ie n t poputai Ion to su p p ort large F arrugu t h a « h o u sin g a v a ila b le at Mubt. J o et, Mt 3, B o i inn. Bher- buslne«« .New fire p r o o f bu ild in g r eason ab le ra le« fo r both m arried George Henry said bluntly, “ tell w ood, O regon. w ith (2 ) tw o n iia rtiu e n ts above. mid s in g le stu d en t«. us a story.” I.at« ty p e m ai-h lm ry In clud ing three l-'Olt IN FO R M A T IO N W R IT E TO HN DKKItK m odel 1» en rubber, tru ck s. N ow e m p lo y in g tw e n ty p eo JO .John D irector o f A d m issio n » , F a rra g u t, Here it was, that other thing that l»«'ir«» «-r«»w c u ltiv a to r , b y . ple Real p rop erly op tion al. W rits C o 11 s g a and T e c h n ic a l In s titu te , (Iraulb* D arw in D reler, Mt. 1, B o s he could see coming. “ Not now.” ow n er, Carl C ross ,T n ft, O regon. F arragn t, Id aho. 187, O oble, O regon. B o x 353, F h on e T a f t 137. Daddy groaned. “ I don't feel like M ISC ELLAN EO U S I>i: I AVAL Mil Ki lt telling a story.” F u l l SA L E by ow n er- W ell knowt M a g n e tic , Nh»lnle*e e tr e l. 3 c o m p le te u n ite , a u to court on D e sc h u tes river, “ The three bears, heh, George 1 e x tr a d u m p n u ll, p , h . i> m o to r u n d ! OR I I I ,A P E S — S p e c i a l I n t r o d u c fis h in g and h u n tin g paradise, sh ady nump. .Stall ( »eke nnd e tc . ft a ll g o re for tory o ffer , e x tr a h igh q u u llly s u r g i Henry?” Barbara chimed in. p ic n ic grou n d s, 12 cab in s, ga« stn See ut 7 IB H. I-:. I nlon ur « ¿11 V I. cal ste e l, s in g le or d ou ble edge. 11.75 «30«, r o r t la n d , O regon . tloil, c o ffe e «hop, llv. q u arters. Ur- They settled back expectantly per carton on SO blade«. Sent C o . D , fe r exp. p arly. T h is cou rt 1« price A ddress R axor B lad e, P O. B ox 3337, in Daddy’s arms. Their flannel pa righ t B. J . S c h illin g , M aupin, Or. DOGS, CATS. PETS. ETC. San D iego 13, C a lifo rn ia . jamas were soft and warm as his FO R S A L E — A u to court, 12 r e n ta ls YOU CAN b u y f r i e n d s h i p : R egi it-retl NEO N S IG N S — BU Y YOUR NEON arms embraced them. G-room hom e, all m odern and fur Colli«. pupph-M. F a i th f u l g u a r d ia n s—- SIG N W H O L E SA L E . O R D E R HY nlahed. Un 101 h lw ay and 400 ft “ Once upon a time there was worker« t'tim h ln ln g h e.iu ly -b ra in s. M A IL S A V E 334. C O M PL E T E river fr o n t. B ox 317, F lo ren ce, Ore Term« T em uran ColUee, B o th e ll, L IN E , O U T S ID E S IG N S . W INDO W three bears.” Barbara prompted. W ash. SIG N S, O U T L IN E T U B IN G , TR A N S B A K E » , O REGON What could Daddy do? He FO R M ER S. A C C E SSO R IE S. F L A S H d u p lex, 6 c o tta g e s, 4 g a ra g es, L A BR A D O R R E T R IE V E R pup« from shrugged his shoulders hopelessly. E R S, T IM E SW IT C H E S, F I L L Y lo ts 60 by 100 a d jo in in g U. S. high e x ce lle n t Ininllng r e tr ie v in g GUARANTEED A R C L IN E N EO N “ The three bears lived in a cabin w ay No. 30. C ould he op erated ns stra in , $25 on. P R O D U C T S CO., 4815 N. E. 97th, M o t e l . Ib -au tlfu l law ns. I'erttiuti.iil Bernard U rcntano, Bt. P a u l, O regoa. at the edge of a woods.” P O R T L A N D 13, O REOON. m o n th ly Incom e $350 Oo P rice 121. “ No Goldilocks," George Henry ooo on w ith 4 dow n. Itnlance m onth AUTOS, TRUCKS 6 ACCES. FOR SA L E — W ater w e ll d r illin g m a I.v p a y tiic r ilH . H a z e l N . C rosth w alt, said, “ tell us about the three bears chine. C om p lete s t r in g tool«. No. 1 B aker, Ore. > r I • • it u< k .»m l t r a l b - r , n in - condition. In fo rm a tio n , W rite Boa and an elephant.” gln a x le, van type, A -l nhtape good 683, Om ak, W ash , GRO CERY STO RK A N D M EAT M AR “ An elephant?” Daddy didn't feel rubber. W ill con eid cr lute iim del car K ET, c en ter bus. d istr ic t. S m ail O P E R A T E your o w n b u sln e« Mall In trude. L loyd M iddleton, 1731 like plotting a new.story. “ It w ill tow n . In d u strial pay-roll«. A m oney Order M anual & M aster B u d get Ocean B each . L o n g v iew . W a sh in g , m aker. Old e slu b location , new, have to be Goldilocks,” he said. ton. Ph. 4110-W . «how you how . F or d etail», w rite clea n stock . 1 0-fl. r e fr ig e r a te d m eat M all Order S e r v ic e, B o x 3933 P o r t Barbara clapped her little chub c a se, large w a lk -la cooler, s c a le s land 8, O regon. c u tter , e tc «-yr lea se. $45.00 mo. If *►—ZW .MA I t t l l s in g le d r iv e F e d e r a l log by hands. “ Goody,” she cried, c k x , I w ith d u a l a x le F r o e h u u f t r a ile r « . th is 1» your line, d on ’t look fu rth er. tru I —«¿O M A l u l l 0 -< ih r r l F e d e r a l log tru c k K A Z i iR 111 ' l l l . l I. S f E E L . 100 “ what does the elephant do in the George Henry said bluntly, “tell us a story? $3500, term s. W rite R ead y's G ro w ith d u a l a x le , F r u e h a u l t r a ile r dou ble ed ge $1.00, «In gle II 21 story, Daddy?” cery, F loren ce, O regon. I — .’*J M A 1*43 F i*d c r a l log tru c k w ith V alu e $2.00 P o st paid. Hall P oint P ie rc e d u a l a x le t r a ile r . P en s, 20-yr. g u a ra n tee. $2.50. now “ But I don’t know any elephant have wood for their fire, so every bears dared to speak, so the ele I — Ml L M V A N < O M I ’ I U s X O lt. 105 C F .M N E W EL RA N C H O M OTEL, WII $1.00 E lec tric S h a v er and ca se H story.” day they went into the woods to phant looked around and saw that llam a, H y. 99 W. '4 w ay L. A. A F o rd V’ -tt e n g in e m oun ted on ru b b e r $8, $:»»-, value $5.9.7, ii st IlS.eo l- U ill l ' o n T A H l F. ( I l l A I4 I.H w ith P ortlan d a t J u n ctio n H y. 20 (T uho. valu e, $9.95. E xp an sion W atch Hand, “ Remember the one you read out chop down a tree." s h a k e r s c re e n nnd d is c h a rg e con they had been chopping at the I'kla H w y .). 22 n ic ely furnl«h>-d .‘ v tflxfl m en's or wom en'«, $5.00 v a lu e $2 on. ey o r w ith o r w ith o u t po w er of the book that you wrote?” This “ Louder, Daddy,” Barbara told tree.” unit», SpanlNh typ e. A ir-cooled At C E R N T S A L E S , 5006 D E W E Y ST. A ll llrx t class c o nd itio n, heated. Llv. q ir« fo r oper. op,-rat K N C 1 I.F A W O lt t l l l. t M lt F K CO. was George Henry trying to refresh him, “ I can hardly hear you.” ST. L O U IS 16, MO. “ So the elephant chopped the Ing at cap. A w e ll estitb $50,000 M c M in n v ille , O regen. his Daddy's memory. handlcH Muilt be n«en to !»• upiire« P he n e 31« George Henry wiggled a b it and tree down for them,” George Hen K A R A K U L — A lono and 111, forced to e la t e d . E ll A. B rlx , O wner, W il s a c r ific e f in e s t P er sia n Lam b fur ry volunteered. Daddy tried to think over the asked, “ Where’s the elephant?” liam «, C a lifo rn ia . produ cers o n c o a s t. T a k e a d v a n t a g e TKUl'K BARGAINS Daddy smiled. This would be bet juvenile stories that he had written “ The elephant?” Daddy had for o f th is O P P O R T U N IT Y M ary R ic h R A R E M IN E R A L S P R IN G S b e a u t i T h r r s ’4« F o rd P ic k u p » , $1343 eac h . m ond, B ox 930, H osobn rg, O regon, 47 Ford l'.-to n Flatbed................... $1445 and had had published. He couldn’t gotten there was supposed to be an ter than bringing in a lot of com fu lly H lluated a t head o f »m all v a l '41 D odge 2 Io n , 4 yd. D u m p , 7 ’ H o ls t ley, tro u t Htream«, m t», at band. place an elephant story that had j elephant. “ The elephant, uh, we’ll plications and would get the chil 8 25 T ire » . A - l c o n d itio n ....................»1095 , __ ______ Yay, R ep orted o n ly on e o th e r M ineral *39 F o rd 1 ‘ ,- lo n , V n n lln d y ............. . . . » 373 p a id . M o n ey b a c k g u a r a n te e . 15 colo r sam anything to do with three bears. get to him . . . the bears had to dren to bed in a hurry. '.13 G M C 1-ton D .W . M ilk T r u c k . . . . » «95 Spring on record o f It« kind. S ell or ples fr e e . C e v e r -N e , 1911-N, I.u b h o rk , T e x . 37 C h e v ro le t ‘ »-ton P a n e l ., »393 leaac. W rit« for an alyst«. W. H “ Yes, the elephant took the axe go to the woods for fire wood. One “ No Daddy, it wasn't in the T w o '411 F o rd 2-ton I M ' W IL . 8 23 tire « . B a ile y , H t. 1, C arlton, O regon. K O I.I. D E V E L O P E D — O v e r n ig h t S e rv ic e M a n y O th e rs to Choos» F r o m . book,” George Henry suddenly re day Sally bear was chopping down in his trunk and chopped the tree 8 H ig h Gloss P r in ts . A ll sizes 25r. R e p rin ts 3c eech, FOR KALE -G rocery w ith ga» pum ps WILSON MOTOR COM PANY membered. “ you just told it to us.” a tree. It was a big tree, for most into small pieces. The bears then JCMBO ENLARGEMENTS—5c each In «m all e a ste r n o r . tow n H eart o f A s l b a r l ir it 1-erd D e a le r N ine» 1911 saw that the elephant was a friend, of the small trees had already been F O X S T U D IO S - B illin g s , M o n ta n a fis h in g nnd b u n tin g te rr ito r y S ix - SSM lla lls r d A v e ., s . a t i l . 7, W s » k . »■ 8900 The easiest thing to do, Daddy so each gathered an arm load of room m odern h o u s e Included. W rit» burned, and she became tired. decided, was to make up a story, kVHrn Yov O wn o Ganvjta J. W. H ow ard, B ox 78, Bum pter, Or. H O I HK T i t A l l I It 22 ft. lo n g . B u ta n e e m i. HAI» CUTS . Load« - - - - o f b u llt Ina, S t —.. w e ll coi lBJ —- then rush the children off to bed. George Henry bear took the axe wood, while the elephant took a big W r it e n r W A U I Cz—uz. j Sf • * a » •» b* »VW »**» r 1» «ft— U» • I «toS i e v t i . n t m t» and began to chop-chop—chop.” load in his trunk, and they all went | H A R D W A R E sto r e In one o f th e b est H ig g le , O re . “ During the day,” he continued, buslne».« to w n s In W ash in gton . Cun back to the cabin.” “ What about the elephant, Dad HAIRCLIPPER he bou ght at In ven tory o f sto c k and “ the sun shone bright on the cabin "Is that all. Daddy?” Barbara PrcfoMtonoJ T/pa lor Hom« U k fix tu r e s. O w ner h a s tw o o th e r b u si It Happened in Maine dy?” It was Barbara this time. and kept the three bears w arm .” n e ss e s Is th e reason for s e llin g wanted to know. save m o n iy i « ( ie r r e * c t o o w o / Good lease. K,>r In form ation w rite “ Suddenly the bears heard anoth U W Order IBs “ What was the bears’ names?” “ Not quite. The elephant was so B ox 111, L o n g v ie w , W ash . TJI* In Main» a motorist cam» er sound in the woods. George Hen big that it couldn’t go through the FRYER JEWELRY CO. FK? HR ftn w i. T O W N F O R s a l e Klorib lo .t . l, ca b Barbara wanted to know. across a lonely hut and inter ry bear stopped chopping to listen. n o $esB Beb h , lee t>«ele. II. GMenUs 4 W f 1 1 There could be no question about door of the cabin, and when night in s. se r v ic e s ta tio n am i tavern , o n viewed the proprietor with a view Thump—thump—thump! All three the names. Whether it was bears, s t a le h ig h w a y No. 14. S ou th fork of came, it had to stay out in the cold, to writing up the locality. WANTED TO BUY C lea rw a ter river. H u n tin g nnd f i s h . pigs, ducks or rabbits, the names bears were startled. They never while the bears kept warm near '’Whose house is thia?” he asked Ing cou n try. P riced to se ll. For fu r heard this noise before.” W A N T E D fur c . t It ’1 racti r w ith a n had to be the same. the fire.” th er In form ation w r ite G olden “ Moggg.” g le dozer. D 7 or e q u iv a len t. G ive H o tel, G olden, Id aho. Barbara smiled, “ Here comes “ One bear's name was Barbara, "What in the world u it built fu ll particulars. P. «>. B o b M, c . t Z ^E O R G E HENRY could hardly xelle, Ca lif. of?" another George Henry, and the the elephant.” KNOTTY h i m ; m < , t e h — o n ~ 99, 12 keep his eyes open but he said, u n its anti »lore b ld g , n o v e lty «hop, third, Sally.” Daddy ignored the interruption. "Logs.” HELP WANTED g a s S ta tio n , liv in g q u a r te r s , i, ml "L e t the good elephant go inside “ Any animals natural to the lo Sally was the children’s eight- “ George Henry bear dropped the near the fire, Daddy.” riv er fr o n ta g e. M yrtle Ire-», « m ile» nt,rib o f M yrtle Creek, O r , on 99 cality?” D E A L E R S w an ted to ta k e a g e n c y for year-old sister. She had just start axe and the three bears ran as J49.OUO J. W. W ilh elm , M yrtle Daddy thought for a moment. gard en tr a c to r s and Im plem ent«. “ Frogs.” ed to take violin lessons, and Daddy fast as they could back to their G rove M otel, M yrtl» Creek, Or. Good m argin. A N D Y 'S O A EA O B, How could he get the elephant in "What sort of soil have you?” V an cou ver, W u h ., H t. 5, B ox 1305. could hear her in her bedroom try cabin, and they locked themselves UA RAG K nnd Ht-rvlce sta tio n w ith liv side? Suddenly he knew how. “ The P h . 3808. "Bogs.” ing to squeak some notes out of the in.” ing q u a rters In good l ’a lo u se tow n. following morning the bears were W A N T E D — .. .....................I au to m o b ile "How about the climate?” G string. O w ner fo r ,30 year«, retirin g. K egan George Henry sat up straight, all G arage, O ak sd ale, W ash . so sorry for the elephant that they "Fogg.” com b in a tio n m an or body and fe n d “ As I was saying, the bears were sleep disappearing from his bright er m an. U nion shop. $1 80 per hour, got out all their carpenter tools "What do you live on chiefly?" f u ll tim e work. W rite J im B ig elo w , kept warm in the daytime by the blue eyes. “ Did the elephant chase "Hogs.” 7 and busily went to work.” o / o B lr a lo w C h evrolet Co., A b er hot sun. But at night when the sun them, Daddy?” he asked. deen, W a sh in g to n , "Have you any friends?” “ Did they build another cabin?” went to sleep, it got very cold, and Daddy sighed deeply and said Barbara asked this although Dad "Dogg.” M E C H A N IC S W A N T E D : the bears had to keep a Are in the sternly. “ W ill you two settle down M ech a n ics w ith proven “C aterp illar" dy thought she was asleep. hearth of the open fire place.” tr a c to r e x p e rien ce : 6-day w eek ; and allow me to tell the story?” "No, they just made a bigger so m e o v e rtim e; m u st bo q u a llflid . The telephone bell rang, and as Meekly, George Henry settled doorway—and the three bears and E x c e lle n t w o r k in g c o n d itio n s. Top sc a le. W rite or s e e G len M archant, the children’s mother came from back in Daddy’s arm. the elephant lived happily togeth S e r v ic e M gr. I n te r s ta te T ractor the kitchen to answer it. Daddy re “ That night it was very cold and er ever after.” and E q u ip m en t Co., 3855 N . W. 513 S. W. P in e St. Portland 4. Oregon F ro n t, P o rtla n d , Ore AT 3333, mained silent. This was a rule in the bears had no wood to burn. Barbara and George Henry slept H xt. 41. the home. No one talked while They huddled near the damp fire peacefully as Daddy carried them IN T E R L O C K IN G P L A S T IC T IL E WANTED—Ten men or women for state of someone else was speaking on the place and almost froze.” upstairs and put them in their beds. Oregon. Liberal hospitalization plan and telephone. F o r S h o w e r s , B a th a n d K itc h e n W a l l s A & H Ins. E xcellent commissions and re “ The poor bears,” Barbara mum- Then Daddy went downstairs, n e w a ls . Leads furnished. Write picked up the newspaper and set COMBINED INSURANCE COMPANY BOH Z ie g le r B ld g ., R p o k a n r, W a e b in g to » . B eautiful Colors— Sim ple lo Install tled back in his chair. 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This world faith upholds the unity of God, recognizes the unity of His prophets, and inculcates the prin ciple of the oneness and wholeness of the human race. I t enjoin3 upon its followers the prim ary duty of an unfettered search after truth, condemns all manner of prejudice and superstition and insists on compulsory education. Chickens Heavy Drinkers In proportion to weight, chick ens drink twice as much water as beef cattle, sheep or swine. Refreshing Drink A tall glass of lemonade with a sprig of fresh mint is really a “lifter” on hot, tiresome days. How to Get Vitamin Fresh, Rusted Peanuts—Delta (Ma.) News. Aida Bacteria Milk Is as nutritious for some bacteria as it in for man. First Hawaii-Frisco Flight Navy seaplanes began the flight to Hawaii ir o n San Francisco, 2,- 100 miles, on August 31, 1925. One, commanded by Comm. John Rcdg- ers, made distance record of 1,730 miles and was lost t ‘ sea for nine days, reaching within 15 miles of Kauai island by sailing the plane as a boat before ha was picked up. Marry Him First A maiden lady not remarkable for either youth, beauty or tem per asked advice of a neighbor as how to get rid of a troublesome suitor. "Oh, marry him!” was the advice. “I’d see him hanged first!’ "No, marry him and I assure you it will not be long before you see him hang himself.” Fating by the Hour While visiting New York, two yokels saw displayed in the win dow of a restaurant a bill of fare headed: "Luncheon, 12 to 3. Fifty cents." “My!” said one, "that’s good. Three solid hours of eating for fifty cents. Let’s go in.” Machinery Dangerous Machinery is the cause of 30 per cent of all fatal farm work accidents. High School Student, 17, "Borrows" $37,000 For Spree Woman Win> Gold Brick As P r ’ io But Mu>t Sell 1» Subdiviiion Bars Planes And Helicopters From Area GARY, IND.—Agie James was the toast of his high school chums when he displayed a >4,300 automobile, started a soft-drink orgy and flashed a big roll of >100 bills. School officials called his mother, who discovered >37,000 missing from her home. ” 1 don’t know why I did it," Agie said. *T guess I just wanted to have a good time.” TORONTO. ONT.—Mary Richard son, 21, Is the proud new owner of a genuine, sparkling gold brick. henTnn^0018'. M° ’~ A fe* r “» t the helicopter might become . . com- monplace as automobiles, prompted i ? w ^ rr, i . ° f helicopters from a Loul* c°m ity subdivision. to s n .7 ? .adVl8ed b j tltIe e*Per‘ » tim !» 1 DP?t< the deve,opments of hne Ralph D’Oench. promoter of the development, said. Helicopter, dropping into the backyards would constitute a definite hazard to chit She won it as a door prize at the annual convention of the Prospec tors and Developers association. It weighs 3.48 ounces and is val ued at about >120 but she can’t keep i t She has to sell it to the government. That is the law. <
