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Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, October 14, 1948
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FICTION
Cornee L
THE END OF THE LINE
,
By CHARLES S. PARK
CLASSIFIED
B U SIN ESS & INVEST. OPPOR.
HELP W ANTED
N E W M ODERN M OTEL, beat locu ­ "O i’KNlNGM in a ll eon im u nltlga te
allow
fninoii«
M
alaonatta
frock «.
M ais
o n e tte
tio n In W aatern M ontana, on hltili-
C om p lete lin e o f w ouian’g draaa«%
w ay 10. E x c ellen t h u n tin g and fla il­
sk ir ts, hlouaea, nllpa *nd rain w ear.
in g te rr ito r y . N o co m p etitio n , S
F u lly
gu aran taed
For c a ta lo g u e
un ita, tl w ith k itc h e n e tte« und g e ­
w
r ite F. O. B oa «999. P o rtla n d V,
r ü g te , laun dry. M odern acco m m o ­
RABBITS & SKINS
Oregon.'*
d a tio n s for tr a ile r court. Room for
X m ore u n ite. F ull price »3x,6»u.
W a n t l i v e r a u b it h « it» , up. rub-
Purtnurnlilp
d ian a raamiin t
force« A I T " M E 'I I A M t ’, J o u r n e y m a n a n d
bit aklna. Iililv«, w ool, m ohair, caa-
body m an Journeym an S te a d y amp.
«ale.
M ontana
M otel,
B ox
944,
cara. liv e p o u ltry , B u b y * C om pany,
(1.73 hr plua v a ca tio n p a y
L ong
D rum m ond, M ont.
033 B. W. F ro n t, P o rtla n d , O rason.
eat I'ontlac d ia le r , BUI Bplha, Znc4
O hehalla, W aab.
t In lerea t w ork in g partner for lurgeat
M ISCELLANEOUS
com m ercial lanilHrupIng I hih I ii »«« In
co u n ty ,
T h ou san d « o f dollar« o f
M AN 11)11 l lt o i t K n , odd lo b a o n d a ir y
MEN A N D W OM EN, nantl fo r F R E E I
order« on hand y e a r round Sm ull
No m ilk in g W rite, e la tin g w a g e a e x p e r t !
copy Of T H E A M E R IC A N G R IM
need sto r e. T oo largo lu handle a d . U . W O IIP K N . B lllc a a a . O r e « « « .
IN O L O U IST . A lao In form ation on
alone.
H undred«
of
reference«.
how to becom e a D e te c tiv e or F in .
»4000 00 for t o f atock. m achinery
FLOWERS & BULBS
» . rprlnt E xpert W rite. C o n a n ltln f
and bUHlm - H. W i l l l e a c h If licci ••
C rim in o lo g ist, D »pt. O. F . O. B o x |
aai i
L a n d sc a p in g * t e a m , 1 3 0 0 1 It E' I A I. I I I I I
1 (II) p l,|
n
1033. B urbank, CaUf.
B a rrla o n Bt., B oaeb u rg, O regon.
»2 60, 12 am ai b lo o m in g a lta 75r:
12
m
edium
b
loom
in
g
alee
»
I
2
6 i 1»
|
Y S H O W N I T I T .I E S
I tla n k e tH ]
large bloom ing alar. » 1 1 3 , 12 Juin.
o f 12-os. In d ia D yed b lah q u a lity
am i w all c o n str u c tio n N eed help lo i
bo«. (3 25: 100 p la n tin g a tock ir t a
fab ric In 12 Hlxey. kltakl colored or
develop . W ill Hell p a r t I n te l cat to I
w ill) »5 011 u g n i o r d e r «
Exiirr»«
bin ,- trim m ed in gold. O th e r co lo rs I
r ig h t party. B o x 331, T opp en leh ,
c o lle ct, a i u t i l i B ardana, L e w le to n .
or 10 or m a te r ia l on order. P rice
W aab.
Idaho.
|S . 45 to i n :,.,. S te n c ile d tw o atden
»2 59. 4-11 or F .F .A ., einbletna a v a il- J H O T E L .-L o c . In T acom a; brick bld g,
FARM. HOME A GARDEN
able. D e liv e ry JO d ays. Itruahes.
o v er 40 m i« ; w o r k liig m a n a hotel,
l ’laco 1« loc. In dial. w h ere «m art
o o m b a , S te w a r t Cllpttiaatara, all
postpaid T ed W arren, F arm Bup-
op erator can f ill up A m ake noma
pllaa, B n u m olaw , W aab.
n ice m oney, G ov. 1« tillin g up Cam p
L ew la; huNlneaa w ill grosn »1000
Shrubs In Sm aller S i i t i
•4 , '; .\ l i ' 2 1 ton am phlblouH Jeep , com -I
plug from now on. D uly »iooo caah
W e have over 70 v a riali«« In clu d ­
plete w ith w inch, compicMxur, aea-
req. T hia o f f ic e think « en ou gh o f
►i.'irig cabin, new m otor. »875, t i n t » .
ing m any new In trod u ction s. T h ey
till« deal wo w ll bankroll you If
W rite Meal B u g g la a , Aun- v illa . Ora.
aro a ll v ig o ro u s 2 and .1 year old
y o u h a v e m o rtg a g e, hom e or any
lluni«, g r o w in g In 4 Inch plant
reul eat
c o n tr a cta w e can loan
FO R SA LK: A tte n tio n I.o g g era : Model
>ande, p in e d from 4On to »1.70.
m oney on. 1919-3th A ve., B eattie,
E D I , « ’• H P H e r c u lte P le a d C letrac
If you lik e to
W a .h
A d » « H O Ï 1 K A B Z . IMC.
C raw ler T ractor«
equip ped
w ith
W atch T h em O row
B u c k e y e doxcr d ou b le drum p ow er I C A F E located low er C olum bia H lw ay
You can have a c o m p leta p la n tin g
ntrol u n it. E n g in e anil t r a c t o r |
c lo s e to P ortlan d In gwod little,
for a fr a c tio n o f tin, uaual oust
c o m p le te ly reco n d itio n ed In A .l con-
We are o f f e r in g —
tow n w ith lurgeat p ayroll a n y tow n
d ltlon . W rite. w ire or te le p h o n e !
Your S e le c tio n o f
It« alxe In Mtui«. W ell equipped,
TH B
BAW TO O TK
C O M F A M T, |
34 Sh ru bs fo r *80.00
■eat« 24, hu g,, «toriigu, liv in g quar- I
B ole«, Id aho.
39
Bhrnbe fo r *30.00
ter«, sa m e floor. C ouple can oprr- |
W rite for u c o m p lete Ret w ith fu ll
a te. »2760 and It'« a ll your«. M artin
d escrip tio n and p la n tin g gu id e
O ehrkv, M and M C afe, Bt. H elen«,
O regon.
HARDWOOD
DEPARTM ENT
Nogales was the end of the line for John Todd, and he arrived I Only instinctive reaction made
Todd stick out a long leg and trip
there in a blaze of glory the citizenry would never forget.
him up. The same m otivation
an open safe. The other; a dark­ caused him to dive forward onto the
Nogales, end of the line.
When the three-ear train pulled haired g irl in a red dress.
prostrate figure, to scramble for the
She was counting out money to a little gun and wrench it from tern
slowly alongside the tile-roofed,
stone depot building and stopped. couple of tourists. Todd knew that porarily lim p fingers. The heavy
John Todd moved tiredly from his under the counter and in the safe blow delivered to the base of the
seat and from the car. Within him there were racks of silver and bills man's skull with the butt of the
was a strange depression; a feeling of all denominations.
pistol was a part of the same pat
He hoped his nerve would hold up. tern.
that for him, too, this was "the end
to provide support yet a Uttte longer
of the line.”
It was then that realization caught
He walked away from the tracks, as he continued down the block. He up with Todd. He arose slowly, feel­
a tall figure in big city dress that crossed a street and entered a small ing the pain in his chest a sudden
hung on his thin frame poorly. He park. He seated himself on a bench. live thing. He moved back to the
The streets were gradually emp­ counter; leaned against it. The
followed the traffic and made his way
through the gate in the Internation­ tying. A police prowl car eased room became a w hirling wheel, and
al Fence. Long legs carried him quietly by and its occupants turned he its hub.
At Last!
He never heard the g irl speak into
past the slower moving, dark-clad their heads to look at him. He
Mexican women returning from stared back. Yet at the same time the telephone. The shriek of a si­
their marketing in Arizona stores. he felt a coldness around his heart. ren was only a high note piercing
He had seen them before. He was Two border patrolmen passed in a the roaring in his ears. But he did
I
not curious. But he envied them
the comfort of the homes they
would go to, though they might be
only mud huts, with roofs that
leaked and windows patched against
the weather.
He carried no luggage, so the
Mexican
customs
men barely
Jaquith Florists Nursery
glanced his way, and then nodded
700 B
la ri dian
G RO CERY , g a a and oil bualnoas,
FLOORING
him through. He knew where he
M ewberg, Ore.
F b o a e 3-J
atore
b
u
ild
in
g,
liv
in
g
quarter«.
In
W holaaala and Car Lota
was going; this was all a part of the
B itter ro o t v a lle y . Mi nt, l'l, a«« u rite |
ASPHALT TILE
to W oodsid e Cash G rocery, V ictor.
plan. A plan only half-formed, per­
M ontana.
HAROLD H. NEVIN CO.
haps, but one that had been long
4346
B alm on t
PEONIES
GRO CERY ST O R E Id eally located C le I
in the back of his mind. All he
PORTX.AND IB, O K IO O V
E luin, W um I i , m id w ay Y akim a &
se
p
a
r
a
te
colors, good v a r ie tie s.
needed to carry it out wa* nerve.
S e a ttle, I' s I llw a y 19. Good ateady
A ll nam ed, la rg e d iv isio n ,
trade,
g
r
o
ssin
g
»42,000
y
rly
.
Clean
|
Desperation was taking care of that.
•3.00, P o stp a id
U l'A R i'E H U N T IN G A m m u n itio n : 256
grocery
atock, In ven tory approx.
N e w to n ; .25 and .31 J a p a n ese «rin y;
His hands had a new tremor. To
»7,000.00 7-atool lun ch cou n ter, d o .
X mm. M auaer (G erm an a r m y ); .303
nut mm litne. »05 no m onth Include«
Moore's Hotbeds
s till it he shoved them deep into
B r itis h ; 7.02 m m. R u aian ; 8mm.
heat, llld g . 35x1110. L iv in g qrta.
01ZXHAZ.IB, W A BB. B t. 3, B o a 333
J.i-ht-I; o th er fo r e ig n t-nllh.ra; »5.no
the pockets of his slack coat. Fum ­
ground
floor.
W
ill
aac
fix
tu
r
e«
A
per 20. 30-'06. o th e r A m erican c n ll-
In ven tory »11,500,00. M cC ully C aah]
bling there, they found pipe and to­
oers, »4.00 per 20. i'reclH ion hand
G rocery, Ole B lu m , W eeh.
loaded w ith ex p a n d in g Jacketed b u i­
bacco. He stopped, stepped out of |
REAL ESTATE—MISC.
lt!« . H igh v e lo c ity , sa fe , accu rate.
the moving pedestrian traffic into
P a rk in so n C u stom L oaded A m m u n i­ »110.000.00— -M o tel -24 unit», border« I A P P R O X . 30,000 A O B la I B B A B B B T
on 4 Htreela. E x c e lle n t con d ition , a |
tion , 813 M cK in ley, B olee, Id aho.
the vestibule of a curio store, load­
v A itu n r
m oney m aker, c o m p le te ly fu rn ish ed .
ed and lit up. With the pipe clenched
riurn-. O rc , In tr a c ts o f % s e c ­
SCHOOL HL'S,
C H s'c h 'e v r o le t" chaHHlHr | ’ <3'000 00 Al“ ° '
• u n it, plua 3 - 1 N ear
tion and up T hia Is top q u a il v
between his teeth and drawing well,
body on 1 3 4 » Chev r o let c h a s s is . |
bdrlI1
locn tlon/
I
grain and u lfa lfa la n d . Ideal f, r
A fte r O ctober 15th. 47 -p a s« en g er o f
he glanced over the passersby. It
poivi
r fu n n in g or liv e sto c k apreada,
p
le
te
ly
fu
rn
ish
ed
.
s a m e kind Ph. 95W or w r ite , F u l­
M arvi loua valu e a t (19 04 to »30 1
was funny, he was always looking
m er S e r v ic e, In d ep en d en ce, O regon.
»9000 00—G rocery Store, package beer,
23'5 dow n hnhiiico very e a sy term »;
for a fa m iliar face, yet even friends
liv in g q u arters. In clud es bldg , g u n ]
le v e l land sh a llo w w ater. W rite at
W E L L D R IL L , a ll s te e l, h e a v y 6-ln ch
pum p.
o n to for m ore p articu la r« e n d r. nke
were of no use now. He knew what
J beam c o n str u c tio n ; D od ge c lu tc h e s ,
a
r u iic e iio ntn to com e and son th is
XKK bearin g«
th ro u g h o u t, ch ain
he had to do and at last, his mind
o u ts ta n d in g
ilr g ln
area.
J a m es
am i g e a r-d riv e drum , sp ool« 1500 »1100.00 R esta u ra n t, In clud es e q u ip ­
m en t & lea se, s e a t s 40 people.
D unn, B ox ROC, B orn e, Ore.
was made up.
lin e, fr ic tio n Band reel, 3.15-16"
• pudder and h eel s h a f t , 20 lip. m o­
There was even more purpose in
l l R E A L E ST A T E ItA R G A IN S and
tor. 6” d rill to o ls. M ounted on GMC »12,500 00 —2 op era to r G ift Shoppe, F u bualiira«
o p p o rtu n ities In e o u t liw n i
tl l n e a a f o r c e « s a l e . T o o k In (3 4 ,0 0 0 |
his stride as he le ft his temporary
truck. M ust be se e n to be a p p re c i­
ern
O regon, see or w r ite R a y m o n d
groMS
lu
st
yrnr.
a t e d . »4,000 fo r q u ick sa le. S ee or
shelter and headed across the street
A.
L
ow
er,
B roker, T e m p la r B o te l
The room became a w hirling wheel, and he its hub.
w r ite B r v ln X rok er, C am as V a lley ,
B ld g ., B r o o k in g s, Ore.
»11,500.00------ 4 - l'n lt C ourt, co m p lete ly
to the ticket office of the Mexican
O regon.
fu r n ish e d on m ain H lw ay, 132 fr o n t­
railroad. He was a young man, yet jeep and he was conscious of their feel her nearness, the press of her W A N T E D a t once. Used cam era«, caah
age, 330 ft. deep.
SPECIAL
body when she moved around the
hollow cheeks and graying temples scrutiny.
or trade on new E astm an , H ell &
C ontact A llen J o n e s or M abel Meed
H
o
w
ell.
Ile
v
er
e,
A
rgus,
R
olex,
etc.
counter
and
placed
arms
about
him
made him appear much older. He
Down the street the lights in the
ham R e a lto r s, 341 S ta te Bt , R m . 4
T a il's, In c. 1409 F if t h A ve., S e a ttle ,
S a lem , O regon. P a . 3-9301.
looked as sick as he was. Well, money exchange went dim. He rose to hold him erect. His knees were
BETTER H E A L T H !
W a sh in g to n .
South Mexico W'as his last hope, just ! from the bench and stepped out giving away. Except for her he
•
Nem orrhordt
SMALL RERTAI RANT F o il RALE
i,\0o L '„ !,E V E ,0 ,’EU — O V E R N IO U T
as far south as he could get. They briskly. The prowl car had turned would have fallen.
G ood lo c a tio n , le t s c i d r iv c -ln s p a c e *4 000
• Mextaf a n d Cole«
JERVICt;. 8 High-Close Prints. A ll s iz e s
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;
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c
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s
b
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ild
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g
MAY
VAN
OS-
« r. R e n rln t» . 3C e .iCh
said there was health to be had in the corner, the patrol jeep was out • He was aware of other people in x FO
A llm a n ti
D E I., P o x 401. ftteven r.en . W'asb.
X ST U D IO S
. .
E llU n»». M o n ta n e.
1 of sight. Todd judged the distance the room. But it was her voice to
the hot, high climates.
• Oarlrrc Ulcer
W A N T A U E S T A t llA r .T ? G ood b u eln eea .
ROSS LUMBER < A ltltll lt fo r 42'
Treated without H oepilel
ood lo c a tio n , g ia d e A , L eale 24. C a ll or
But it w’as here in Nogales that to the International Line; noticed which he was listening—a soft, m ur­ ONE
b lo c k s M otor an d p n e u m a tic tir e s In good
Operation
w r ite P A S T IM E C A F E . ( o q e lllr . O re.
the tra il branched. Even in Mexico, with satisfaction that the officials muring kind of a voice, fu ll of com­ c o n d itio n . P r ic e In c lu d e s » p are rnolor a n d
Write or cell 1er F S «
la r g e q u a n tity 42- block’
passion.
He
didn't
struggle
when
he
dercrtptlve
booklet
had
all
moved
inside
their
guard­
where it was said one could live so
»000.03 cas h .
Buy U. S. Saving* Bond*!
D N E 3-S L O C K 14. Sc P . c . r r ia g e for R to
Meed»/ ikrtittli
10 A. M. le ) P. M.
big on so little, money would be house. A quick move, a fast sprint, felt the blackness coming on him
16-ft. lo g s 42- on«. H a n d set w o r k s -
P v ta n p : .MrsdU/, 9«d«<>dar, F ru itf 7 1» 9
necessary. Almost his last cent and the business would be done. It was better so. It was better to s p r in g r e c e u e r — T r .c k In clu d ed .
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
»400 c a s h .
went for the railroad passage, but Once across the line he could eas­ go now, in the arms of a lovely, C O L U M B IA L U M
Dr. C. I. DEAN CLINIC
B E R C O .. 1350 C .la m b la
l " K SA L E Mod. I I. i'a...,, T ra
he knew where there was more for ily lose himself among the shadows sympathetic stranger, than to hang W ay, L o n g v ie w , W ash. P h o n e 231»,
P h y tltia n m d l i t r / t o t i
c o m p le te ly
ov erh a u led ,
Including
the taking. So, with the ticket safe­ between the adobe buildings, and as on a few feeble months more in a
N (. Comer E. F .maid« end Grand Avenue
o v e rsiz e tires. J. C. B u tler, B t. a’,
Telephone LAel 3918, Portland 14, Oregon
B ox 349, P h on e 4504, S litrw o o d , Ore.
M odern ise yonr
ly in an inner pocket, he moved out easily stay hidden until train time. foreign land. F inally to die alone
and unmourned.
bath room
and
into the Sonora sunset, found a ' I 'URNING
abruptly
into the
A
tl,
C
R
A
W
L
E
R
tractor,
Model
k itc h e n w i t h
And how infinitely much better to
W. M. <iood co n d itio n . 2 d isc s, l
place to sit, to rest and to wait, and
n e w In ter lo ck ­
* Money Exchange, he saw the
• 3-b ottom plow to m atch , 28.000 lig h t
go
this
way,
clean.
Life
had
given
in g p la stic w a ll
¿
D E N TA L PLATES
gave himself up to his own bitter g irl in the red dress coming toward
fa c e brick. O. O. B a ll, D u ndee, Ore,
tile .
M any
him the best of the deal, after all.
thoughts.
b e a u tifu l
c o l­
the counter with a tray of money
I M
S
F O R S A L E — 1942 M o d e l M . AC t a c to r . IS-
The policemen looked down at the
ore. E a sy
to
Somewhat later he looked up to from the safe. Her eyes were very
tr u c k s , a r m o r ed , I s a c s o n b lu d e. s ta r te r
In sta ll. Send for fr e e llte rn ta re .
still figure lying in the g irl's arms,
; .ft™ ’ con d . »3.230. I ' h . n . 4.M7;
431 SW . T aylor, P o rtla n d 4, Ore.
find a swift-coming night had fallen. wide, very brown, and she was very
**• **• IO Y L E , M l. s , S h tr w o e d , O re».
at the ugly purple hole high in the
A C M I L IN O L E U M CO M PA BT
He was worried that perhaps he pale. In front of the counter, his
bony, bared chest. One asked the
FARM S A N D RANCHES
had dallied too long. He pulled back toward Todd, there stood a
D r . H arry S im lïr , Ùc+ditl
room in general; “ Who would have
AUTO S, TRUCKS & ACCES.
roughly away from a small and man. A tardy customer, perhaps,
RISKY RtPC - 3*0 < MORRISON • FORTUNO ORI
thought
a
sick
old
bum
would
have
very d irty shine boy who tugged at but desperation told Todd it was
1947 C.O.E. 2-tori C hev. tru ck ;
CANADIAN FARMS—Write ur tor HlEl: IN*
the guts to try to stop a hold-up L A A T - E
Npraying Calls for Caution
l cond., 95 per c en t rubber; w ith
his sleeve. He walked across the too late now to back out.
r2?,iUT,.?X M f*'m
weoilunlitte.
with a pipe?”
Fertile eelle. Xreioniblz priced, c. r. Corn,
18
f
t.
s
to
c
k
rack.
4500
m
ile
s.
»3000.
Spraying and dusting materials
street, back into the United States,
He gripped the pipe in his pocket
■en. Cinedi mi Perille Beline/, Tenecurrr, ».C
C. J . C rand all, R t.9, B o x 384, B xlem ,
An enigmatic smile lay across the
should be stored in closed metal
O re., P h o n e 3.4312.
and moved by the border officials and poked the stem of it against
lips
of
the
dead
John
Todd.
That
container* away from kitchen food
with his new assurance to hurry the cloth convincingly. He curbed
was his only answer.
DOGS. CATS. PETS, ETC.
stocks A respirator should be used
WRECKING
down the main street of the little the fine tremor that was coming
D iam on d T, In te r n a tio n a l K -S-4-
when spraying or dusting if mater­
Arizona border town. He glanced back to his fingers and spoke in a
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llie
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pedi­
7-8-10-11, S tu d e., G.M.C. A u to ­
g ree, blu es, i r i s and sa b le s. V lc-
ial
blows back In the operator's
into darkened store windows, looked voice made harsh and sharp by the
car, C hev.
to rp h x K en n els, B o u te 1, B ox 4 7 8 .A, face. Fumes can sometimes be dan­
M ilitary Parts
into shadows, testing and feeling urgency of the moment.
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m o to rs,
cab«,
gerous and the body should be kept
the night and the tenor of the town
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He walked past an open door; the
¡repaid. W rite or c a ll A nderaon
fr a m e s, fe n d e r s, dooriq etc.
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should
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tennelir, 1835 Bo. K lg g ln e , M le-
neatly lettered sign that hung above around. His hand stabbed out. Todd
4 Acres, G. I. Parts
avoid exposure to fumes.
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it read: “ Money Exchange.” His felt a tearing, ripping sensation
SEATTLE
heart action quickened as he looked high in his chest even as the shrill
bor oeh collie pi ps
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TRUCK HEADQUARTERS
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inside.
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From headwaters In the Selkirk
L«keb»y, Wash.
bark of a small caliber pistol hit
mountains of southeast British Co­
The room was divided by a high his ears. In a continued motion,
Ever since we printed a list of six
TW O 1916 H I) 14C C R A W L E R S , 1 w ith h y ­
LIVESTOCK
lumbia to Its Pacific outlet along
counter. Behind were two objects the man broke into a dash for the types of lunch-room pests, we've d r a u lic d o z e r . G a r w o o d u n ite In r e a r , 2
c a r r y a lls , 3 ripper«. A . c . H A W K IN S,
the Washington-Oregon border, the
that called for his attention. One; door.
been deluged with
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Columbia system draips some 300.-
letters describing ***‘fi
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000 square miles of territory. Half
INSTRUCTION
additional ty p e s
a dozen northwest states, ns well
we o v e rlo o k e d ,
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as
Canada, are Involved through a
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ing from the Canadian Kootenay to
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y o u ’ re a lw a y s
Oregon"s Willlamette, which meets
singing about. If
Olympic Gxmes
Plastic Clothesline
the Columbia.
you re c o g n iz e
Modern Olympics, reviving the
Plastics are used frequently In
yourself in these
Britain Tope List
very ancient games, date from
unusual and unnoticed ways. Latest
d e s c r ip tio n s ,
For the firs t time in 25 years,
1890 at Athens. The 14th Olympiad
use Is for clothesline. It is water­
you’d better F. F.
Britain became the world's largest
takes its number from the fact that
proof and easy to clean, with un­
F. F. F. T. (and
passenger car exporter in March.
1948
is
the
14th
quadrennial
year
usual
tensile
strength
and
a
very
HE day will bring some lovely thing,
March exports, which numbered
if you don’t know, that F. F. F. F t
when 1890 Is taken as the first. The
low stretch rate. It also can be tied
I say it over each new dawn,
19,100 cars, were 78 per cent of
T. means “ F all Fatally on Your Fal 0th Olympiad, scheduled for Berlin
much easier than most line*.
Britain's total passenger car pro­
"Some gay, adventurous thing to hold
in 1910. was cancelled because of
Face Five Times” ).
Potential Pasture*
duction and 1,000 more than United
AgainSt my heart when it is gone.”
The Thinker—He works his way World War I. The 12th, 1940, origin­
States’ February exports, which
Many
farms
have areas on them
ally
scheduled
for
Toklo,
was
re­
And so I rise, and go to meet
doggedly to the counter in the line
made up only a small percentage of
which are overgrown with brush
(you’re just a few behind him) and assigned to Helsinki, Finland, and
The day with wings upon my feet
U. S. output.
and briars. These areas contribute
later cancelled because of war.
then pauses for Station Announce
little or nothing to farm income. If
Top of Ute Nation
ment, or something. Seems he never
Origin of Political Label*
cleaned up and properly treated,
I come upon it unaware,
can decide beforehand, so you have
On November 7, 1874, Harper**
Colorado's
world-famous T rail
however,
they
w
ill
produce
good
Some sudden beauty without name:
to wait until he makes up his alleged Weekly published a full page car­
Ridge road between Estes park and
pasture.
A snatch o f song, a breath of pine,
mind. But by that time the bell is toon by Thomas Nast. This car­
Grand lake crosses the backbone
Fence Post Treatment
about ready to ring.
toon was destined to introduce the
of the continent In Rocky Mountain
A poem lit with golden flame;
National park at 12,183 feet above
I f fence posts are cut and peeled,
The C ritic—He doesn't like what elephant as the symbol of the Re­
High tangled bird notes, keenly thinned,
sea level. As these snowbanks
treat them with coal-tar creosote
you have on your plate—and doesn’t publican party. Another Nast ear-
Like flying color on the wind.
or pentachlorpheno before using
melt, the water west of the hump
hesitate to tell you so in the most toon, published earlier in the same
periodical, tagged the Democratic
flows
toward the Pacific, that on
them
as
replacements
or
for
new
unappetizing term. Comparing your
party with the donkey.
fences.
N o day has ever failed me quite;
the east slope starts flowing to­
tapioca to fish eyes and your spa
ward the Gulf of Mexico.
Before the grayeft day is done
ghetti to worms doesn’t help your
Streamlined
appetite one bit. It doesn’t help his
I find some misty, purple bloom,
Keep Looking
‘Tell It t* the Judge*
Jimmy Durante, seated beneath
popularity, either.
Or a late line o f crimson sun.
Two men, both noted for their
“
Repeat
the words the defendant
his
caricature
at
the
Brown
Derby,
The Sob Sister—All during lunch
caution when it came to money, met
Each nigh^I pause, remembering
used,’* said the lawyer.
pointed to it and told Bob Cobb, the
in the street
period,
when
you
want
to
relax
and
Some gay, adventurous, lovely thing.
“ I ’d rather not. They were not fit
“ Well, well,” said one, “ Fancy
zhave fun, she Insists upon pourinf owner: “ YouTl hofta have d’ pitcher
words to tell a gentleman.”
done over. Dis season Durante’s
tunning Into you. I was just looking
out her troubles to you. The only
schnozz has got d’ new look—wit*
“ Then,’* said the attorney, "whis­
for someone to lend me 10 shil­
happy ending you can be sure of is flared nostrils.”
per them to the judge.”
lings.”
the bell.
“ Is that so?'* replied the other
The Whisperers—Just your luck to
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sit next to two best friends who are
He—Did you hear about the chap
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who stayed up all night figuring out
in a confidential mood. That means ofTered for one-year-old? Beautiful
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where the sun went when it went
they whisper furiously to each n th ei animal, gentle, good watch-dog.
Marriage is like a cafeteria-grab
down?
all through the meal, leaving you Will eat anything and especially
something good-looking and pay
She—No, what happened?
b««r.
out in the cold completely to feel fond of children.
He—It finally dawned on him.
like an interloper.
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THE DAY
Grace Noll Crowell
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