THURSDAY. JUNE 18, 1H31
PAO» TWO
THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Published Every Thursday at
Springfield. Lane County. Oregon, by
THE WILLAMETTE PRESS
Il E MAXEY. Ed.tor
Entered as seigood class matter. Februarv 24. IMS, at the poatofflce,
Springfield. Oregon
m BROADMKT
8VUNUT CAMPJB
W onderful Shops
Mo other city In the world, on
75c less It may be I'arls or London, can
................... 5c ! compare with New York for its
shops. One can find tricky little
clocks right from the tfwiss Alps,
THURSDAY, JUNE IS. 1»S1
dried olives from Greece, which ns
lives of that country swear are in
HIGHWAYS AND MOTOR VEHICLES
finitely better than the best Cali
Slowly but surely we are making progress in the effort fornia queen olives. Armenian pas
to find the best answer to all the questions which the auto tries and coufections. shawls from
mobile and the paved road have created. Just a few items Persia. a"d in fact almost every
thing the world has to offer in the
front the week’s news:
way of novelties and luxuries.
West Virginia has a new traffic law, effective the last of
Turning the old proverb around,
May which makes it unlawful for anybody to drive so slowly a woman and her money are soon
as to impede or block the normal movement of traffic. The parted—if she goes shopping in
top speed limit, where conditions make it reasonable and New York. • • a
MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE
Une Year In Advance .......... $1.76 Three Months
Hix Months ............ ....... ........... $1.00 Single Copy
prudent, is increased to 45 miles an hour. Slowly legisla
tors are learning that it is carelessness, not speed, which is
dangerous.
Two of the big oil companies have notified the French
authorities that they will discontinue roadside posters.
Here’s hoping they follow the same practice in America.
The American Road Builders' association reports that
the value of highways and motor vehicles in the United
States is now around thirty billion dollars. We spend, as a
people, eight billion dollars a year for the operation and
upkeep of cars, an average of $300 a year for each of the
27,000,000 autos. We buy 14 billion gallons of "gas” and
pay in gasoline taxes and registration fees about eight hun
dred million dollars. Outside of that, the cost of maintain
ing improved highways is about $200,000.000, to the taxpay
ers at large. But everybody benefits by good roads and
motor transportation, whether he runs a car or no t
Many Bend people are buying cherries and berries from
the residents of the McKenzie valley, according to a news re
port from up the river. The value of the McKenzie and Wil
lamette roads as commercial highways connecting eastern
and western Oregon is generally overlooked. This state is
divided by a mountain barrier which the completion of the
two roads will partially overcome and stimulate trade be
tween the two sections.
Bankers whom we have talked to about the Commercial
State Bank closing express the belief that the bank has an
excellent chance of paying out nearly 100 per cent to de
positors. Stockholders, however, it is the opinion, will pro
bably receive little or nothing. While there is inconveni
ence of having ones funds tied up there is a likelihood that
depositors will not suffer a great loss. This should be
heartening to the community.
A trip through the commercial gardens along the Mc
Kenzie and Willamette rivers in this vicinity will do any-
bodys heart good who enjoys seeing things grow. Lettuce,
radishes, beets, cabbage, potatoes and several other crops
are now being harvested and this the middle of June. Sure
ly no place on earth is better blessed for growing food stuff
than our river bottom lands, both for quality and quantity.
If we had half as many school districts and twice as good
schools in Lane county we would be better off. If Governor
Meier wants to do some probing and saving money for the
taxpayers he might start in the rural school districts. There
is room for much greater economy in this regard than in the
university and college.
June 6 350 new laws | Hissed by the last Oregon legis
lature became effective. How many of them do you know
about. Is it any wonder with 48 states and congress pass
ing laws in a like manner there is so much law violation in
this country. Nobody can conduct themselves without
breaking some law whether they know it or not.
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A hunter mistook a high climber for a bear in the woods
up in Waohingtou. He tired two shots at him before he dis
covered the mistake. We should have an eyesight test for
hunters here in the northwest.
Portland’s building inspector reports that there is about
$3,500,000 worth of construction work going on in that
city. Things are not so flat as they may seem.
THE FAMILY
DOCTOR
JOHN JOSEPH GAINES. M.D
POSSIBILITIES IN BLOOD-PRESSURE
I have frequently had patients assure me, “no, doctor, I
haven’t any blood-pressure,” meaning that they have no
high tension in that department. I generally correct them
gently, by saying that a man with no blood-pressure is dead!
For all beings with circulation have “blood-pressure.’’
The condition—high or low—is but a symptom; and
high arterial tension may be a very dangerous symptom, if
its cause Is found in the kidneys. It will only relax with
the cure of the diseased organ. And cure is in some cases
impossible, when the renal disease is too far advanced to
correct.
, «
So, if blood-pressure is far above normal, I immediately
look after the kidneys; you should do the same.
The “change of life” in middle-aged women, is some
times accompanied by a very high arterial tension, but I
regard this sort of manifestation curable, if taken in time—
that is, before a brain hemorrhage, or another ugly thing
lias set up. This possibility means, keep close to your
physician in such crises—it will pay.
Certain nervous states cause high blood-pressure; others
bring low tension. Weakened, relaxed muscles usually in
duce low pressure. Both phases of human existance usual
ly respond to treatment, and should not cause alarm. The
hardened arteries of the aged cause what may be termed
normal high tension, which rarely does harm or produces
alarming symptoms.
Diet, it seems to me, has been considerably overworked
in the matter of high tension. I recommend eating moder
ately, rather than to cut out food that the patient really
needs. The meat bugaboo is passing, as 1 believe it proper
ly should, except in eases of severe kidney disorder. Meats
are of too much importance in the human economy to con
demn in a routine way.
You should have your blood-pressure reading recorded
“at least twice a year,” regardless of “your dentist.”
T IU G E R
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Dairy Proteetlve Aaa'n Formed
SEVEN LANE YOUTHS
A slate wide dairy protective as
TO ATTEND C. M. T. C. «»elation was formed at Hiileni on
Seven lan e county poths have
ben accepted for enrollment In the
t’ltlaen'a Military Training Camp io
be held at Vancouver barrack«,
Vancouver. Washington, starting
today, Thursday. June Ik, and are
expected to report In «amp by that
dale. A full enrollment has been
received, and an unusually large
waltlug Ils' has been made accord
Ing to First Lieutenant Thomas J
Cross, camp adjutant Any of the
accepted youth« who are not In
camp by Friday night will he
stricken from the list and an alter
nate railed.
The following are the seven who
have been accepted for the iam|
from la«ne county: Loren E Boggs,
and Ernest M. Drew, Marcola; Kirk
W. Crows, Frank L. Hubbard.
James It Northam. Jack O. Rich
ardson, and Carl W. Robbins, all of
Eugene.
Monday Of Iasi week Its purpose
Is to conduct a campaign In ihe
Interest of the law taxing oleo
which now threatens ruin to the
dairy Industry. CI. H Fullenwelder.
Carleton and (I I* Glllam Amity
are president and aecreetat v.
Farm ers Union Prospar«
her like the tall of a running horse,
andfingcr
At the annual session of the
llad country up this way. Nice was hanging to Ihe seat like grim
The Kid's name was Bob Reeves,
state Farmers Union held III Mc
hut hack home on the Hratos they country, hut plumb full of ornery death.
Minnville recently It as decided to
A
man
on
horseback
came
tear
no-account
cow
thieves
that
would
called him Tiger Eye, because one
islabllah a livestock cooperative
eye was yellow — the eye with n't watt to see if *- fellow was all ing up over the top of the little
market at* the Portland stockyards
which he sighted down » gunbarrel right hut would holler. ‘‘Draw you ridge He alerted shooting, but be
ills father was "Killer" Reeves, but
this year
Another forward step
didn't
hit
anything
at
first
and
the
the boy did not want to kill. If he coyotej" and come a-shootlng.
taken at the meeting was Ihe dv
team came on. leaving the road nt
stayed home he would have to carry I plumb craay like,
clalou to revive publication of the
on his father's feuds, so he headed
Funny. though If Nate Wheeler the rlrst turn and galloplug straight
Farmers I'nlon News to stimulate
his horse. Pecos, northward and hadnt CO|„e riding and shooting down the slope.
encountered Nate Wheeler, who
interest
In organisation Insurance,
The
horseman
spurred
closer,
drew his 45 and fired Just as Tiger ">»' • * • » . «he kid would» t have
lolb-ctive farm buying and selling
Eye did The Kid didn't want to met up with Babe Garner. It shoah still shooting, and at the third shot
and idher objects of the Union
kill Nate, only to cripple him. but was worth riding all the way up the driver made a sudden dive down
his aim must have been wild, for from Texas to Montana. Just to on one of the horses, rolled off
The orgaulantlnn has more than
Wheeler dropped from his horse.
onto the ground and lay still. The
doubled Ils membership during the
Babe Gartner came riding up. meet up with a fellow as nice and
team shied violently aside and
|ia«t year.' «Iffleers elected were
Wheeler was a "nester." he said, friendly as Babe Garner was.
and had It coming to him. Tiger
L. II. Mcllee. Dallas, president;
Shoah was a snaky kinda coun snagged the front wheels on a big
Eye rode to Wheeler's cabin to try. though The kid didn't know clump of buckbrush which they
Mrs. iletty Kappauf, Eugene, sec
New Y o rk Bargains
Hop Salsa Light
notify the dead man's widow
retary-treasurer aud J J Hechust,
A half-page advertisement in the NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY: Just all the Ins and outs of the tried to straddle. The girl Jumped
out and alerted running for the hill,
The volume of hops sold In Ore Ballston, vice president.
New York Sun the other night of
The kid breaks the news of fuss. The way Babe told It, cow
The next annual session will be
fered for sale a necklace at half- Nate's death to his widow and then thieves, that let on like they were the man taking «'ter her, yelling 1 gou during the month ha* been
i price. The advertisers, a famous goes out and brings in his body, nesters. had handed together to at her to atop. But she didn't do II, light about 750 bales having held In Halem
changed hands. Foreign markets
Jewelry house, said they were will- discovering he had not missed his wipe out the Poole, which was a though.
, shot to disable Wheeler but had
rfhe was a girl, all right. The quiet. Curreut prices for local stock
ing to take $46.000 for it. They also 5rohen hlg arm while another shot .big Eastern outfit. Babe said the
ottered a tew diamond trifles had killed the man. A
gang of nesters were stealing ^he Poole kid knew that as soon as she Jump are below cost of production and DR. CARL’S DISCOVERY
around $10.000 or so.
strangers rides up One of them ■ b||nd and , he bosses back East ed out and started running She decreased production likely in the STOPS GAS,CONSTIPATION
There are lots of real bargains *”sul,s Mrs- ' ' hwler bv coupling w#tltpd ,, gt„pped. Bab,1 said the didn't run like a woman Thia one hop growing sec tions.
.
„
her name with the stranger. The
"
In his private practice. Dr Carl
Downy mildew Is reported as Wesrhcke first perfected the simple
here if one can afford them.
kjd ¡,hoots a hole in each of the' l*oole wouldn t stand for no more. legged It for the hill like a boy.
her
hair
loose
aud
waving
out
be
more general over the state than mixture now known as Adlerlka
• * *
l ears of Pete Gorham, who hurled and they now looked on all cow
a year ago. Warm weather ntuy as Unlike most remedies. Adlerlku acts
the insult, making his escape in the , thieves same as they did on wolves.; hind her like a yellow flag
T h e a tre Bargains
confusion. He lays in watt for the
The fellow after the girl was try ■ 1st In checking the attack The on BOTII upper and lower bowel
One good tip for visitors is about : party and finally sees the men —varmits to be got rid of. Nate i ing to catch her before she got In
removes old pulaona you would
acreage is slightly increased over and
Wheeler
was
gunning
for
Poole
never believe were In your system
Joe Leblangs theatre ticket office, drive off with Wheeler's widow and
among
the
rocks
where
he
couldn't
that of lust yeur Well cultlvat<-d Stops GAS bloating in 10 minutes!
riders. Babe said, and that was why
back of Gray's drug store at Forty- i child. He trails them silently.
ride. It kinda looked as If she might yards are generally In good condl Relieves chronic constipation In 1
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY he rode at the kid that-a-way.
third street and Broadway. If you
_____
make it all right, especially when lion In spite of the mildew which hours! Let Adlerlku give your «tout
He played absently, his thoughts
get there half an hour before the
„
He followed the wagon to Beck dwelling on what Babe had said. she went over that wash In one long : appears at Its worst in poorly culti acb and bowels a REAL cleaning
and see how good you f> el! a will
theatres open you can always plfk
,
.
,
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„
er a ranch and saw the men gather- Babe seemed to think Poole riders Jump like a deer and the fellow's ' vated areas.
surprise you' Flanery's Drug Hlore
up cheap theatre tickets, usually at , . .
, .
..
. .
horse
balked
and
reared
bark
on
j
,
„ .
.
. ed there, and knowing the signal, he had to be fighters. Reckon he ought
half price. Maybe they will not be
softly whistled the first two bars to tell Babe he wouldn't kill a man I the edge. The man yelled agnln. '
for the show you have set your
of "When Johnny Comes Marching for nobody; he'd seen too much of pulled down with his gun and sent j
heart on seeing that night, but they
Home," and so got by the man on that back home. Anyway Babe a bullet kicking up the dust right
will be for some show Just about as
guard at the gate. The room would never asked him a word about that , in front of her. That scared her
good.
I so she stopped, not knowing which
not hold all the men gathered there,
Recently we acquired for $1.50 a and some stood outside in the dark part. If he did. the kid would t e l.1 way to turn. The fellow didn't shoot
him straight out wbere lie stood.
,
pair of tickets for a first-class at- and Ialked and anlohwl Drank. too.
again but took down his rope and
Poole riders kinda expected to ' Jumped off his horse.
traction that had been running here fr()m boU,eg th„ wenl from hand
Rich, tasty, cooling, soothing anti . . . . oh, so good.
for months. It Just happened to be <0 han<J
they were, emptlpd down a man for keeps If It came to
The kid was waiting, with his
gun play between them and the
one night that the house had failed and ,hrown away
Ice cream is heulthfnl . . . . "••at lots of ice cream In
I bine left eye squinted nearly shut
to sell out and rather than let $100
The k(<, d,d nf>, ,alk He kep, h,8 nesters. the kid reckdned. Babe said j and his yellow right eye open and
slimmer,“ say physicians.
worth of seats go unsold, the thea mou,h ghu, gnd hlg earg oppn ,lke the Poole had tried the law and It ' staring llk<« a tiger They kept com-
wouldn't
work,
because
the
Poole
Take home a pint or a quart of Eggimann's ice
tre rushed over a block of seats to 0,d K1„er Repgeg alwayg had ad
, Ing closer and closer, and the kid's
Leblang s and they were sold over T,ged when the Katherink ghoWed was an Eastern firm and all the gun barrel Jabbed forward and spat. I
cream and you'll please the family.
nesters and town folks hung to
the counter. Joe Leblang. who gl<ng of breaklng up, be me|ted
The man was widening his loop
No Jury in tbe country
founded this business, died the to , he ghadoW8 go quietly he never gether.
, . convict
. . a cow
_ .ui
. n
i.- as he ran. but he dropped It as his
would
thief.
Babe
other day. leaving a million.
was missed, and presently he rode
j arm Jerked down to his side. He
• • •
past the unsuspecting guard at the
i wore two guns, though. He started
Novel Ticket Selling
So the Poole was going to shoot j (o draw g gecond
w„ h h,g
gate and went his way.
" M l “Where the Service Is Different"
6 Whenever a pair of tickets
It out with the gang
hand, but the kid fired another shot.
The kid unsaddlea Pecos, rubbed
comes in that way to Gray's store,
The kid's Job was to ride, along Tbe man gave a lurch and almost I
him dry and went whistling up the
a man on a stool back of the coun-
.
„
. . . . .
. ,.
path to the cabin. It was warm and up here on the rim. Just laxy like, fell. Suddenly he sat down right
ter calls out what he has and the
reeked with the smell of coal oil and watch through field glasses for where he was and leaned over side-
waiting crowd surges forward and j
fumes and stale cigarette smoke. any bunch of cattle being rounded wise. acting kinda sick.
the first one to get to him buys the
When tbe kid took another look
Babe’s paper novel lay open, face up or driven along In the nester
tickets and darts out for the show.
down on the table, only two or country below. Anything that look at the girl, she was lying on the
As far as we have ever seen, this
three pages left unread at the back. ed like a round-up down there, or ground all In a heap, like she'd
town is the only one in the world
“I damn’ near saddled up and even a bunch of riders going any fainted or been shot or something.
that has an establishment like I
took out after yuh. Tiger Eye," he where. the kid was to ride to the He watched her for a minute and
Gray's.
said querously. 'These are shore top of a small pinnacle, standing saw she didn't more, so he went
Where Chorines Buy
bad times to be ridln' around alone.. back from *he r,m of the bench, jumping down the bluff like a looa
Dresses that sold at the height of Nester see yuh—well, you oughta i a««d signal with a little, round look- j ebed boulder.
the winter social season (or $300 know.”
Ing-glass Babe Garner had given J He was plumb aorry for her and
and even more, can be bought for
"Shoah do. Babe."
! btm.
<
hoped she wasn’t hurt, but he
less than $50 very often. And they
"Have any trouble? If It's a fair
11 w*an't much of a Job. The kid hung back and didn't want to touch
have wonderful material in them. | question."
| would rather ride with Babe, where- her or turn her over to see If she
Hats are also something that can
"Not to call trouble. Trailed some | ever It was he had «truck out for wag de«d. Her hair was all down
be bought for little money, provided nestahs to Sam Becker s ranch. Had | at daylight But Babe didn’t act like ,,Tpr her face and It waa the long
one knows where to hunt.
a meetin' theah. Right smaht gath-1 he wanted anybody along
Hgt, yPllOwest hair he had ever seen
One of the favorite districts for
The kid watched faithfully in f , In hla life. She gave a deep, gasp-
erin’. They aim to call the Poole,
bargains is in mid-town, right off
awhile, halting Pecos behind bould-' Ing sigh and he stepped back a
the theatrical part of town. Chorus j men Into a trap. Some talk of drlv-
ln' cattle into Oxbow Bend. Poole ers where he got off and focused little farther. She had Just fainted,
girls and actresses with thrifty dis
the glasses on thia ranch and that! She'd be coming to In a minute,
positions do all their buying in men'll go theah and half the neat-
ranch and the tranquil range land and she wouldn't thank him for
abs
will
be
cached
In
the
pass—"
little shops where marvelous deals
"Yeah?” Babe, looked startled J In between. Quiet as Sunday after- standing there gawping at her that-
can be made and where bargaining
"Say, that mlght'a' drawed th e , noon in a Quaker village, down a-way.
in the good old French way still
The kid walked over and stood
Poole
riders out, at that. If they | there.
exists as part of the business. Load
didn't know it was a frame-up. Wei The kid swung the glasses far- looking down at the fellow on the
ed with $25 or $30 in currency, with
been watchln' our chance to get thPr |nto the coulee and along the ground. The man glared up at him
luck, a well-dressed woman can re
a «rapped wolf. Both ears were
turn home even better dressed and ’em in the act, the damn' cow trail to the gate, and on up to |
thieves! Say, you got no call to wheeler's cabin. There he held sw°H*n and red. a puckery round
with bargains that she will brag
take a chance like that.” Babe them steady, little puckers showing hole showing In the outstanding
about for months.
frowned as the kid's exploit recur < j„ the skin around his eyes, he : ’bell of earh.
red to him. "'F they'd'a' caught yuh gqUinted so. His lips fell slightly: “When I plugged them eahs." he
Furs
of
the
lines
in
which
the
1there-
theyd
strung yuh up ln aPart »» he e t c h e d . No wonder drawled contemptuously, "I shoah
One
4th and Main Sts.
Phone 63
a
holy
minute.
Don’t
yuh take an-1 the valley was empty and no nest- thought yo'all was Just plain skunk
greatest apparent bargains can be
K. C. STUART
PRATT HOLVERSON
I wtsht I’d known then yo'all was
other
chance
like
that,
Tiger
Eye.”
erg
were
stirring!
Having
a
funer-
obtained is in furs. For $50 one
The kid did not say anything to a| for Nate Wheeler, that was why. half skunk and half Sidewlndah!"
can buy a Hudson seal coat that
! Yard full of wagons and saddle
looks wonderful—In the window that.
(TO BE CONTINUED)
"Say. you goin’ to promise me yuh , horses, men standing around out-
Fur*scarfs for $15 are plentiful and
won't take no more chances like g|de the house, not talking but Just
other furs are accordingly priced.
that?"
Babe pressed the point, standing there, looking sour. Every
Nearly evey shop girl in New
York has her furs, all bought and "You got something more under one packing guns.
The kid sharpened the focus a
paid for on Infinitely small wages. your hat than what you told me.
That they have to skimp on their Damn you, Tiger Eye, what more little, still gazing with his forehead
wrinkled, trying to figure out what
food to pay for the finery goes you been doin' tonight?"
The kid turned and looked long was wrong. Now the men were I
without saying, but they get them,
and look really smert In them, un at Bable over his cup. His yellow edging back from the door—plain
as if he stood in the yard with them !
less they happen to brush close M eye was curiously softened.
‘‘I been hearln’ talk about Nate he could see all they did; plain as'
a woman who Is expensively gown
X'.omtant temperature
THE BANDS OF DEE
ed. Then tLe contrast may be noted. Wheeler.” he said finally, and looking at a play on the stage.
blinked
when
he
saw
how
Babe
under 50° safeguards
Fetching the coffin out now. Just a
In the deals it Is a case of caveat
By Charles Kingsley
failed
to
repress
a
strat.
"I
been
board
box
with
strap
handles
nailed
emptor. Let the buyer beware—
food. Then it is safe
"O Mary, go and call the cattle
that she knows what materials and findin’ out I didn’t shoot so wide. on, nesters all stretching their
for the family health.
home
I aimed to hit his gun abm down, necks like turkeys in a grain field,
styles really are.
And call the cattle home,
and that ahm shoah was hit, Just minding their manners but wanting
And call the cattle home,
to see it all. Homethlng mighty
like I aimed It would be.”
Horses Expensive
Across the sands of Dee!"
a
'
strange,
though.
And
then
the
kid
"Yeah?”
Babe's
eyes
took
on
"V/FOIJ can almost 199 how so
If someone led a Percheron
knew what it was. There weren’t The western wind was wild and
weighing 3000 pounds down Broad- hard, watchful look.
Electric Refrigerator safe-
dank with foam,
way he would probably cause more . "I heahd men say It was a rifle any women at that funeral. Nate
I’uards health —how it saves
And all alone wont she.
excitement than if he towed a live bullet hit him In the hald, the kid Wheeler had a wife and baby, but
foods, including left-overs, by
dinosaur down the car tracks. The drawled softly, "I reckon yo all they weren t there, either. Just
keeping (hem fresh for days.
only horses seen In the city are the thought he was goln’ to shoot me. 1 men, not dressed up In their Hun- The western tide crept up along
You can have one of theta
the
sand,
chunky truck horses and the fine "hoah am much obleeged to yo'all, day clothes, but wearing colored
And o'er and o’er the sand,
modern,
new refrigerators de
shirts
and
overalls.
Not
shaved,
saddlers one sees along the numer ' Babe."
And round and round the sand,
livered
on
1 iMia/Z <fau n p < 9 y m 9 < n
either.
Looked
like
they
had
Just
Babe
Garner
stared
then
laughed
ous bridle paths In city parks.
u i i l y . Balance on 9 a t y l 9 m t .
stopped by from their work. Plenty j As far as eye could see.
A good saddle horse can cost shortly and turned away.
"Yo’re welcome, Tiger Eye." He of guns, thougn, and belts full of The rolling mist came down and
anything up to $1,500 without being
See how it makes ice cubes—
hid the land:
a blue ribbon winner or the pos turned and began thumping pillows shells.
«'.ways an ample supply. Letrn
Msar delicious tslsds snd del
And
never
home
came
she.
The -;ld stared for two seconds
ssns s n w u ilr asds If you have
sessor of a long pedigree. The with savage energy. “Which side
a'<out new froaan salads and
sa Bacuic Refría arator.
same horse would have cost Gen the bed you want? Me, I like to lay: longer and took the field glasses j
desserts which are so easily
“Oh!
Is
It
weed,
or
fish,
or
float
eral Grant about $150 while Presi on the edge, where I can roll out: from his eyes,
prepared.
ing hair—
Instantly that grim gathering In
dent Roosevelt could have mounted quick.”
A
tress
of
golden
hair,
Temperature,electrically con-
“Just lay wheah yo’all feels th e , the coulee receded Into the slight
his Rough Riders, and probably
"inf«’
A drowned maiden's hair
t. ol i ed.insureshealth-protection.
best, Babe," grinned the kid, swal movement of vague dots three:
did, for about $100 each.
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Above the nets at sea?
IN AN ’
In the last few years something lowing the last of the coffee. “I'm miles and more away. The scene
Demonstrations given gladly
menue
Was
never salmon yet that shone
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sound
tonight,
no
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wiped
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has happened, either money Is
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freer or the few who want horses where I lay my hald."
tance. Instead, the kid was staring
■re sold.
Among the stakes on Dee."
are wealthier than the buyers of
The kid was
scouting along the i down off the hill at a wagon that
other days.
I rim of the Big Bench a day or tw o1 came rattling down a long slope dl-
To get a well-matched team that later, playing his mouth organ as rectly toward him. The driver was They rowed her In across the roll-
can do a mile In five minutes costs he rode. Softly, because yo'all had standing up, lashing the horses In-1
Ing foam,
The cruel crawling foam,
nearly as much as a RollsRoyce— to be mighty careful nobody down to a run, with the long ends of the
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The cruel hungry foam,
and they cost considerably more to In the valley noticed and took a lines which he swung like a flail
To her grave beside the sea;
keep and the depreciation Is much long shot at you, Just for luck. But upon their hacks. The wagon was
heavier. Good horsea are a profit- shucks! Yo'all couldn't hear that Jouncing along over hummocks and But still the boatmen hear her call
able thing for any farmer to breed mouth organ any farther'n you a woman with her bonnet off, and
the cattle home
Across the sands of Dee«
and raise.
,
could flip a rock with your thumb1 her hair flying straight out behind
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GOOD ICE CREAM
F G G IM A N N ’Q
Balanced Diet
Is Not a Rule to be
Suspended in Summer
Make Meat the Center of
the Balanced Meal
INDEPENDENT MEAT CO.
A big health secret in
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