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Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, December 16, 19-iB FICTION Corner BUSINESS A INEST. OPPOH. CLASSIFIED JOHNNY WAS WRONG D I'E to Illn e ss, m u st so il ur tra d e 7 cHbins, store, lun ch anti g a s sta tio n III henrt o f S even L ak es Com e, SOS, milk» o flii L a b sw o o d B ervleei R u n 'e I . B o s *0, M ountain H ig h w ay, B a to n e llle , W a sh in g to n . DEPARTM ENT •y OONAID HUNTER RABBITS & SKINS He had placed his teacher up on a pedestal because she was "d iffe r ent" than all her predecessors. All his dreams for the future were crushed however, when she proved that she was just run-of-the-m ill. are. You're here for punishment— not reward!" "Punishment, not reward!—Pun ishment, not reward!—Punishment, not reward!" The words settled from bright lightning flashes to u dull rumbling like thunder rolling about his ears. He knew even be fore their meaning came clear to him through the shock. He had failed! E L E C T R IC A L c o n tr a c tin g an d na tio n a lly a d v e r tis e d a p p lla n c« bu s In K aatern O regon c ity . n*ln at Inven tory price. ' » I l e v e s u r Snt. and .Mim W B CBB1 or w rlto BP 7, O re W A N T L IV E HAHBITH 4 lbs. up. rab bit skin». hides, w ool, mohair, cum C h iu , liv e p ou ltry. R uby a C om pany. S3» B. W. T rou t, P o rtla n d . O rason. A BABY DOES IT M IS C E L L A N E O U S g o n ia n . O A R A G E HI I'll. 2 s e c tio n s, lot bos 160, ilium fur r tiu iin lu n A p ts or F actory, f ] ,’,iii, 4160(1 ilti L e ss c a sh R an dal, 304 N. B. lO O th A ve., P o r t land. Ore. B u a e e l M 33. Forget the war threats, the eco A U T O K > W f M I I .E »1 00 OHNNY was as quiet as an empty . love ties to his mother had been nomic crisis, the Communist sweep Naw W ar Kurplua Cable 64<io lb«, broken off one by one by her ab- te s t, 15 ft. cla m p ed looped en d s in China, the predictions of a tough El 00. S p liced limped se v e n stl'.iiid sent-ininded attention to her flower winter and the development of a a ton 12 00. I'lua 25c p o sta g e. L ow O A tji'Y T h is le one o f th e big the talk about Vasco da Gama and garden, and by his own speech im e st « r ic e V S A A tla n tic Cable A l'T midget sued turkey! Everybody's fiv e A popular n g c y w ith it good S p lic in g C om pany, M ontroae, C alif. Hernando De Soto. They were only pediment. They'd hung dangling fr a n c h ls good le a se at l l ' l mo. happy. The world is smiling Prin a launching point for his dreams and loose about him, waiting for rent In a In tge ■ one bblg c o n M E D IC IN E can n ot cure a r th r llla or cess Liz's baby has arrived! Moth str u c te d only 3 y r s a g o , b e u u tlfu l out the classroom window. If he some other object to come along r h e u m a tism . book l>y prom in en t sh ow rm . tiler d o s in g rm th Even the girls felt it. and ex er. child and publicity are doing medical doctor te ll» how m any could discover a country, or ex and attract them. And Mrs. Morner f le e s , whop c o m p le te ly «quip, w ith c h r o n ic a ilm e n ts are cured by d iet well. cused themselves quietly, leaving la test ,v m ost m odern eq u ip m oney plore—or capture kidnapers like he had drawn Johnny's loose ends, like uloim . W rite Trad A. B U lott, c.m buy hi r u m h eated Ovruiuit. the room so he didn’t hear. He B pan gle, W aah. read about in the paper—or ban steel cables to an electro magnet! i sed cai lot acroas itreet nt |4 o The world needed a baby, A could feel himself preparing to mo. rent (b u t docs w elt W ill net He had to know how she felt. But dits! P O U L T R Y W AM TBD h u stler llii.n o o p lu s yrly. V. I. P. baby, a baby that would P rem iu m paid on C olored hens M oore Suppose a bandit should walk into he couldn’t ask. He could feel that stare at her in stoney silence. D EL I \E TAV I U N I .......... . 1» P rod u ce, »33 SW P ro n t, P ortlan d , and romanticize all the school room, he dreamed, just , lump in his throat, and the steady But he was bad. And he was glamorize w lo u ls , n ew ly p ain ted .4 decorated , Or. AT 8788. i.iu ly operator w ith 2 b artem lere A suppose! With his mask and gun pressure in his stomach. He heard wrong He didn't need any defense ) bablcs “ Pa«® One Infant in a day s ill) cun sliow EIOO'1 m o not. H iiu .c s Comnlata Una Christian now. Those love ties were broken when ,be gvown-ups ns a whole are the rumble of departing children and rough voice and sharp orders, E l7.000 prlci b ook s mid su p p lie s. C atu log on r e and he, Johnny, should rise— and die lower in the outer hall, and he all at once now; but they weren’t such bad advertising fur any planet. q u est P lr'a B ook S to re, B e llin g h a m , T A V E ItN A D A N i'E Laud Inol. In ..i!. bldg . i i i t ; , r iq w ith one • W a sh in g to n . —and maybe get shot, but save thought that pressure had burst in hanging loose and dangling, w ait su b -r en tn l. In qtini te r s o b ta in a b le; 1 him when three laughing girls ran There is something about a w ell « -q iilp p iil w ith so lid ntnhcg ing for some other object to come i her? He ended the scene each time ItE C t)IlD S JAZZ, P O P U L A R , CLAM- bar. direct draw ; la rg e co o ler. Very baby that stirs the human M1CAL C h r istm a s A lbum » m ol s in along and attract them. A bitter with Mrs. Morner's grateful tears into the room. llttlo com pel li loin, loc in pros, fur in g le s , th e luoMt c o m p le te s lo c k In heart, brings out the tenderest as she bent over his hospital bed. A lo g g in g m i i T hlg b u sin e ss baa She laid her papers aside to smile acid was loose in him, burning them ■ he N o r th w e st o f a ll la b els. Wo bail m any mu n e ttin g E1500 O w n m all record s a n y w h ere. W rite or That would be it. That would be at their giggling, excited chatter. off at the roots. The only th in g , emotions and makes the whole er In III h ealth .4 forced tu soli. ph one B A at 0703, C ity A m u sem en t world kin from jungle eave to tight in him now was a new fear S m all dow n pvm t. something. It wouldn't be making Maybe he had been wrong, he S e r v ic e, 3313 S. E. H a w th o rn e B lvd. If you dont' have en o u g h c a sh to palace penthouse. It probably P o rtla n d IB, O regon. a fool of himself like some of the j hoped. Maybe she didn't think he some thing. uurchiisi n btiwlnegg hut If you do makes even Vlshinsky a little other kids did. by bringing her an ' was bad. But he felt the depression Imvii a honu . c o n tr a ct or m o r tg a g e , There was a faint stir of his old. ] KUO P R O D U C E R S Si e the W right vve curt n s st-t you. e g g c le u tn r In op eration , c le a n s apple in the morning, or a flower of the distance separating him from dying feelings. How could he tell | less denunciatory. It ran even A T T E N T IO N SE I LElt.M 1500 e g g s per h r make the Republicans drop from his mother's garden or offer- : them. He was not one of them— her how he felt about her? He L IS T IN G S A l'I’ItE' IA T E D P A T MASK S U P P L Y CO. 1919 - 5th A v o K e a t t lo , W n. their hatred of poll-takers. 307 8 . B. C lay, P o rtla n d , Ore. VB «731 ing to clean the boards. It would ' until he heard their talk, About | wondered how she'd feel if he could ACM B B R O X B R A O B . IS C have to be something bigger than ; flowers! let her know—really know -how he j that, something no one else could ! He knew about flowers, too! His really felt about her now? He a l- ' Millions of 'em are born daily, T A V E ItN HY D W N E Il W h o le sa le and Car Lota In clu d in g p r o p ir ly , a b ou t 1 acre, 204* HARDW OOD do! , mother’s flower beds—her constant most smiled, but he caught him I many just as lovely as the Prin- fr o n ta g e • n busy htw ny, 40 ml ou t. j cess's honey chile, but they get no S e r v es h am b u rgers, c n llt A s a n d If he could risk his life for her talk about them. Sure he did. And self. He was wrong! FLOORING w ich es. L ivin g ijtrs. 3 c a b in s nnd she said a t ' Pre,s or radio- Their mothers are —and not die — then she'd know , that was the price of admission up "That’s all, Johnny, tra iler sp ace \ good boy. E30,004. ASPHALT TILE happy and their dads are proud, E12.000 ill.a n « M A X « IBM, W om m e. three-thirty. "You may go now. H A R O L D H. N E V IN CO. O regon. but it takes a baby like Liz's to And don't let it happen again!" 4348 B B. B e lm o n t make Old Man Earth strut around P O R T L A N D IS, OHBOON M AKE YOUlt OWN H E t'KEAM "Don't w orry!" he said. He did C ounter ser v ic e L arge Mug s a le . passing out the stogies. smile at her soft tones. He won M erch and ise l.oanlw I'bonrt Hit. 5311. - • o w n e r , 3 47 1 M. W 37th CL, P ort- D E E R , ELK , COW. nnil F ur h id es dered if the pleasant smile was a land. Ore. tftiifi.d I'o.itM, Q lovaa, i t c . tailored It was easy to have misgivings part of her punishment and reward to your measure, Oldest Bath Mfgr. about this royal infant. It was slat IIE A l'T Y hH O l'— W est wide Low In W est. We lin y hlih Charvany'a —sort of reward for punishment, relit. Good e q u t iim e n t 1454 00 com p T a n n er ies, 1137 MW 19th A ve., ed to come into a bitter, sour, maybe! w ith su p p lie s. 700 B. W X in g . P o rt P o rtla n d , O regon. groggy, scared and preoccupied land, Ore. "But you're wrong, Johnny!” he world. It's debut was market for DIESEL PO W E R UNITS F t lll SA L E Sad<Ile, h a r n e s s a n d a h o a told himself as he closed the school a period of fist shakings, violent sh op In E a stern O regon cow tow n. room door behind him and gazed speeches, marching armies and a NBW i n ' II. P. A T A FRACTION No c o m p e t it io n . Ile a e o n . h ealth . OF ORIGINAL COST. down the empty hall. "You're B og 610, Jordan T a lle y , O regon. million tough problems for man BUCKNER-WEATHERBY wrong, Johnny!" His heels punched and beast. There was a time when 1741 la t A v e . South E l. 5103 DltY CLEANING UNIT sharp, ominous sounds in the empty N ew V ie "900" M cK enna 14 II P H oll S e a ttle 4, W ashing ton the world was a pushover for any er. E lco G arm ent P r e ss , A ir V acuum vastness as he walked down the royal babe, but this time we won S H l'I E L i: Hi »ARUM fur sa l« 4495 00 S y stem . P u ff se ts , s p o ttin g and hall. Si 4625.00. J im M erten. 4B37 B. B. fin ish in g boards, w ith ste a m Iron, dered about it. D iv isio n , P o r tla n d IB, O regon, scru b tub, sc a le s , b a n g in g track s, “You’re wrong, Johnny!” he told etc. All read y to In sta ll for c le a n in g himself again. And all the rest of T E X A S T ltE E -R I P E N E D T A N G E R Plant. OA 3841. B. R. U u yeaen . 3114 Then it happened and—socko! IN E S P ack ed In M exican h a lf M. B. S ch u y ler Bt., P ortlan d , Ore. his life he kept telling himself he the first wail of the child put lei 'u | b ask et 45 00. P repaid E x was wrong, as he kept walking in p r e ss. O. L. B tro m sn , R t. 1, B o s M T l t l l 'T I . Y m o d e rn 4 b e d ro o m c o u n try global trouble flat on their to o . M issio n , T e x a s. h o m e , n ic e o rc h a rd , g u ra t bn m e A g a emptyness. And all his life he was backs and made also-runs of r a g e . H a lf In t r r e e t in p la n in g n u ll, good wrong. As wrong as two left shoes C l N S —M y P er so n a l G uns. 30 06, 357- 24-lnch B e r lin plnnea, w h o le s a le on a r e all the great figures of the t a il b m ln r s i on It l i la j.o t d ir e c t fro m 22-250, A ck ley Im proved s w if t . 13 —as everybody knew, when they planet. ga. A u to m a tic , A m m u n itio n 30.04- p lu n e r to e a r» . P r lr e 420.000. h a lt cash called him Public Enemy Number M i l . I. NITE R A N I II 180 or 150 gr 4 m m. 7.62 R u ssia n K and pelnl, Idaho One! • 33.50 box 20. W rit« y o u r w an ts. The doctor had no sooner given O BO R G B L. O O BN BY, BO X 73 M E A T M A R K I.T . grocery end re r ta u r e n t In D A Y T O N , W A S H IN G T O N it the usual slap before London had M o i lr r , O re. 910,000 com pì, with equipment, Mpprux. 100x100 lot, b lo g , t ilu i In v e n to ry . Moscow. Berlin, Mukden, Israel K t . ANDICWH Y O U R MBBDB TO R FLO O R OOY- and Washington in the minor RR1MO T U L L Y B U P P L IB D D I R I leagues. FA R M S A N D R A N C H E S in Mrs. Morner's J class, cloakroom but he wasn't listening to But when she finally spoke his name, it was so softly that be turned around to see who else was named Johnny. what he thought of her. She was the kind of lady the knights of King Arthur used to risk their lives for —she was the greatest lady of them all! She made him feel good and warm inside. Of course, he couldn't tell her in words—not with his halt ing speech. But that way she’d know! Mrs. Morner was big, strong, and firm, and Johnny had been afraid of her at first—dreading the time when she would call on him, and he’d reveal his stuttering. Then in turn she'd appear surprised, pa tient, urgent, and finally—harsh! He’d have to stare at her in stoney silence then—his only defense against an adult world. Then of course, she would de cide, as all the others had, that he was bad. She probably had some very solid ideas about discipline, about punishment and reward, and about boys she thought were bad. But when she finally spoke his name, it was so softly that he turned around to see who else was named Johnny. He couldn’t believe that easy, gentle tone was meant for him, until he looked up and saw her eyes, smiling directly at him. It was just like she knew him; like he was a real person. She didn't try to hurry his speech, didn’t excite him—and he could an swer her almost without a halt. But just thinking of her sometimes was enough to bring that choking lump to his throat which broke up all his words into jumbled, mean ingless sounds. When she caught him like that, she didn’t raise a fuss. She simply nodded — and passed on to the next boy. Of all his teachers, she was the one who didn't decide he was bad —the one he would do anything at all for—the one he loved. He came out of his dream, with a sharp voice in his ear. “ Johnny!” It was her voice. He felt his stomach jerk up in a tight knot beneath his chest—pressing— pressing — so he could hardly breathe. Somewhere, there was a question with it — vaguely — he hadn't heard! “ You'll stay after school tonight, young m an!” she said. She hadn’t even called him John ny! The empty room that night gave his mind space to wonder. He tried to force his eyes and attention to his history book, but only his eyes were there. He sneaked a glance at her desk where she was busy with her own papers. Was it such a bad thing he’d done? Were Vasco da Gama and Hernando De Soto ao important? Did she really think he was bad? Not that, please, his mind almost eried in his book. Not her—the only •ne! Johnny's father was dead, and the there. They were all talking about flowers. He plunged desperately toward his answer, without thinking. He knew thought brought fear. If he didn’t do it right away, he'd be tightened up beyond any possible sound from his throat. He was on his feet. “Da—Dah—Dahlias,” he began, "and—and zin—sinnias—’’ I J I S voice was cracked, sharp. It •* scared him in the sudden si lence of the room. Four pairs of eyes were on him, questioning, wait ing—then glancing at each other. One girl's smile faded to sympathy. “My—my mother says they—" He stopped. His throat was closed. There was not a pin-point of welcome. Not even a hopeful face up there. There was only sur prise in several degrees, and not a hint of help. And there was her blank stare! “That will do for you, young m an!” Her voice was hard, but no longer strange. He’d heard it that way before. “You’re not in this. These girls are not here as you A ll m odern c o lo r s and p a tte r n s In lin o leu m , A iiplinlt tile , R ubber tile and P la s t ic lin oleu m . F ree in fo r m a tio n and lite ra tu re . J U p (JhaeeabLe. ¡h u it % f iff r .i //F i FTER the ftorm there will remain The brightest fruit on the bough: The peaceable fruit for your hands to pluck Whatever your sorrow now, Whatever your suffering, O my friend, Whatever the load you berr, After the Storm the golden fruit O f the land will be waiting there. Lift up your hands, make Straight the paths, Though dark the way may seem, Ahead are the orchards bright in the sun Where the golden apples gleam. Let no bitterness trouble your heart, For after the night is paSt, The gold and the scarlet, rain-washed fruit O f peace will be yours at last_i. 31 Why? Because no m atter how thick your hide is, you have a deep- rooted affection for story book king doms, princesses, palaces, pump kin coaches, and all on top of your natural reaction to a newborn babe. Grace Noll Crowell F' V FO R SALI: 154 a c re s d airy farm Guns boomed, bands played and R ichland, O regon, w ill p o stu r e and fe ed 4't c o w s nnd th e ir In crease people cheered in all parts of the C arl C. M acon, B t. 3, B o x ». by NANCY PEPPER British empire, and there were few A cm e L inoleum Co. P ou lsb o, W ash. 431 8. W. T a y lo r, P o rtla n d 4, Ora, countries that didn’t throw a hat STOCK R A N C H ES. D airy R an ch es, into the air and feel better about TEEN QUEENS w ith C attle nnd M ach in ery, from 112,000, 120 s ir e s , tu 150. 0 0 0 , |«o life in general. For once the ques C a lif , b a le s , figs m .im m o th p ru n e s . B lb acres. H om es |N00 to 424,000. Good c a r to n u n y o n e t ! 10 p u t p u l d . 3 c a rto n s How many queens have you tion “ Do you think there will be b u sin e ss p ro p erties from 45000 to a n y o n e o r a s s o rte d SS 50, e x p re s s p re p a id 420,000. E very co n d itio n su ite d to O t h e r fr u it s , s h e lle d n u ts, o liv e s a v a ila b le crowned in your high school this another war?” gave away to "Is tho use nnd b en efit o f m an se e m to C A L I t l l t IT - C a lim e s a , C a lifo r n ia it a boy or girl, and how's mom season? In Okla e x is t here Go,.,l c lim a te , le s s w ork; O A Ovltu doing?" m ore m oney. . ,.«y life P. W. M oni- homa high schools M A C H IN E R Y & S U P P L IE S tr ie , Salm on, Idaho. every society and Even Pravda had no derogatory 4C-ACRK Irrigated d a iry or sto c k organization and ev farm on h igh w ay . 730. 7 m ile s West C O N SU L T US ON ALL OP YOUR comment. Henry Wallace didn't dis ery important so M cN ary dam (c o n str u c tio n ). A lf a l Logging and Construction approve and may even claim some cial event has its fa crop lund, su ld rr lg a ted p a stu re, m odern 3-bdrm. hou se L a rg e barn. credit. Lots of Democrats declared individual queen, Equipment Requirements X . c . W arner, Irrigon , O regon. e le c te d by an it couldn’t have happened if T ru LARGE STOCK OP J4 4 /1 0 -A C R E ranch. 7-room m odern elaborate system of man hadn't won. Crnwlsr Tractors, Cranes, Shovels, et<. hou se, b asem en t, wired fo r tw o e le c n o m in a tio n s and E q u ip p t i ss D t t i t t d . tric ran ges, larg» barn h old s 10 T h o ro u g h ly R econ dition, 4 and co w s; ga ra g e; largo ch ick en hou se; voting. This years’ S o u r p u s s e s that haven’t UBarantoed. win'll hou se; o u teld e c e lla r c iste r n ; Oklahoma high school queens com known a smile in years flashed d eep W ill; law n, sh a d e tr e e s , w o n Psymor.ts s rre a g td to suit your Job d erfu l v ie w . 5*4 a c re s g ra p es, fa m peted for the Queen of Queens title C o n tra ct or R en tal O p tion. a supergrin. Lovers and old ily orchard. acre r a sp b erries, 4 in a mammoth statewide contest married couples felt fine. Bus Pacific Tractor & Equipment Co. a c re s p astu re, 4 a c r e s a lf a lf a , 4 conducted by an Oklahoma city a c re s open ground. On m ain h ig h drivers stopped barking at pas *765 I . M a rg in a l W ay - S t s lU t 4, Wash. w ay. T w o m ile s tow n on m all T rie p h o n e : I.A a d o r 7100 disc jockey. sengers. Editors smiled. Print route, sch ool bus, m ilk route. Good sad 1400 7th A v a n e s , Eoyono. O rty o s Contest Announced—A popular buy. 412,600. 47400 dow n Bye ers and proof-readers seemed Tolcphone: Eoycno 1541. B roth ers, R ou te 1, P ro sse r , W a sh - Oklahoma city disc jockey) con their happiest in years. Here in<*ton. N EW 30 M circular GMC D iesel and ceived the idea of choosing the state and there somebody said e le c tr lo m ill. A ll new m a ch in ery . A BARGAIN, 20 acres, smalt 4-bed- Queen of Queens by high school stu "Please" and “ Thank You." S im o n so n tu rn er, h e a v y d u ty c a r rootn hou se L ig h ts A w ater, p a r tly r ia g e , 40" op en in g, s te e l sa w hu sk , dent vote. Any girl who had been Strikes were deferred. Picket fu rn ish ed , you n g orchard, som a b e r . 44” s a w s , V -b e lt d rive, 2 a c re s rles. 10 m ile s e a st o f E v e r e tt, 42 700 queen of something or other in her lines seemed less menacing. A pond, 15 a c r e s on ap p roved harbor, term e_ L ese for cash . A . » . Btrtb- 3 m illio n ft. tim b er, u n lim ited am t. high school this season was eligible. tight board of corporation di Bnr, Rt. Bo .1, Lake Stevens, W ash . a v a ila b le , lo g s a v a ila b le le s s than He announced the contest over his rectors decided to derlare an 320 per M. Id eal lo ca tio n , h eart o f radio program and the race was on! la s t v ir g in tim b e r wtand In O regon. extra dividend. The dog wagged ¡J * B1 * Box 187, Brookings, Oregon. his tail more. The canary went D ir m a t io . v m f,m tettleaeri cupcouNiu». I I l i r e W‘i * ' ■ * « “ • ’>'» Wleed. C, P. cUfn. I juke-boxy. LIVESTOCK • • I I . Canadian l a,IB, Vanos,,«, B.c. I It could be that this is just what th< world needed. It can warm it up, make it more human, take that sneer off its puss. It is hard to read about a baby and still want to punch anybody in the nose. This planet needs something around which to center a publicity that will dwarf I unpleasant news. It has too many 1 unblessed and not enough blessed events. Hooray for the royal young- .4, ster! It's ju it what the doctor or- i| J dered! 5’. if I EPITAPHS EOR TO JO Here To jo sleep t Plat on bis back, Too deep to make A steak attack! pi It used to be thought difficult to y I find men ignorant and inexperienced enough to want to run the world, but ,1 it now requires no effort whatever. • • • Would you call that row between Gypsy Rose Lee and that night club trouble in the Tease Zone? • • • Snowden Carter, a Baltimore newspaper handicapper picked eight straight winners the other day. A $2 parley would have won more than $3,000. Mr. Carter asked later if lie had cleaned up said, “ No, I lost $4 In actual bets.” “ See what I mean," moaned Shudda Had- dim today. " It ’s them last miR- utc switches." BLACK POLAND CHINA BOARS E x . c e lle n t In d iv id u a ls o f th e r ig h t kind. M azie B g g e r s , L a C r o ss, W ash . 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