Tuesday, July 6, 1920.
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
PAGE THREE
WILL AGAIN HONOR MAGELLAN
TURBAN TRIMMED WITH TULLE
3V
By MINNIE DEARBORNE.
It V r r y
(. 1920, by McCiure Newspaper Syndicate.)
Jack Harding had two hours to wait
before his train was due to leave. He
was sauntering along with the crowd,
when he felt a heavy hand on his
shoulder, and turning around, he was
exceedingly surprised to greet his
Onld friend and college chum, Dick Ilar
fngton. After the usual exclama
. lions and hearty hand-shakes, thev
proceeded to talK of their college days
and buslnes interests. "Excuse me, I
had quite forgotten to Inquire about
Mrs. Jack Harding." Jack blew a
puff of smoke into the air, and turn
ing to his friend, said: "Dick, I have
never had the pleasure of meeting
Mrs. Jftck Harding." pick looked at
Jack with a quizzical smile, and a
merry twinkle in his dark eyes. "After
I heard that Jean and you were en
gaged, I expected every day to receive
an Invitation to the wedding, and for
some time I scanned the dallies to see
where Jack Harding had succumbed
to the charms of the beautiful Miss
Jean Wetherbee. only daughter of
Hon. and Mrs. Douglas Grant Weth
erbee." Dick sudednly closed his re
cital, as Jack moved uneasily, and toss
ing his cigar a way, exclaimed with ap
parent surprise: "Dick, Jean and I
-wore very happy until her mother de-'-X'led
to take Jean on a European trip
'N- r several months. After an absence
of four months, which had seemed a
lifetime to me, I received word that
they were about to return, to which I
was looking forward to a happy meet
ing with Jean, and vowed nothing
would separate us again,
"Father called me into his office one
morning and told me I must pack at
once and sail for England. It was of
the utmost Importance. The business
had to be attended to at once. Father
was not able to make the trip. I
was to remain away at least three
months, and then go to Paris for sev
eral weeks. I tried In vain to per
suade father to send Proctor, who
had been for years in his employ.
There was nothing left for me to do
but pack and leave on the next boat
for Liverpool.
"I had just time to attend to these
details and write a hurried note of
regret to Jean's home to be delivered
to her ori her arrival. I was not so
busy but I found time to wri'e every
day to Jean, hut nil my letters were
returned to me unopened. This made
me feel very down-hearted, as I had
explained everything, If Jean had only
been reasonable and read my letters.
It was just live months to a day when
I returned to the States.
"It did not lake me long to spin
In the direction of Jean's homo, only
to find she had left the day before
on a western trip. I could find out
very little from the servants, until one
of them fame with a package that
Jean had left to be delivered lo me.
It eontulned, with other presents, the
enrogemeiit ring. That was five yearn
ago. I have never seen her or heard
from her since."
Jack paused and hastily looking at.
hi watch, exclaimed: "Well. Dick, It j The Hood, the mnnu-r mystery bnt
hus got to be good hy. I have Just tleshlp, launched from the Clyde the
time to make my train." Dick grasped other day, is fitted out with n large
Jack's irm and with I firm but kindly j oil-fuel cooking galley. For several
vole, exclaimed: "Do you suppose I years past the use of oil fuel has been
iave found you to lose you so soon? common In the British navy for pro
Tou are not going on that train. You I pulsion purposes, but Its employment
are going home with me. I want you I for cooking Is quite an Innovation,
to see Klsle agnln. You know Jean j The galley referred to Is capable of
and K.lsle used to be the dearest ; rooking for 1,200 men. The heat Is
of friends. I want you to see my new
home ami how happy we are. I know
i:ite will he delighted to meet an old
friend." said Dh-k hurriedly, as be
saw Jack was about to decline.
After a few more urgent appeals
Jark was convinced. Dick telephoned
his office to F.lxle lie v as to
Hi brlu.; home an old friend to dinner.
Dick stopped Ms car at whut Jack
thought the mot bi-nutlful house on
th street. Jack was made to feel
right at home by the delightful greet
ing of F.tle, who caniij nut to inee
them, looking up so dainty and fair
Jack thought bow fortune always
seemed to sndle on his dear old
friend. Pick, while lie bis thongtus
were cut short, as be win being titi
ered Into it large clmimlngly ar-
rang'"! living room, lint wlm was tb
woman t the ..itm In wMf, a M-l m
of liellne? Iii rli,j tli,. p pi:i' !i-
teg fnoiirps and unlimited v ei. tl
liuly turned. Their ees met. Tile
nli-e rung out iinultnrieoii.j-.
Mr. Klie llinde s ti'irrled erW In
return to Ihe rtilii.iirr dep.iiliu. n!.
rlnely fniliied l.y Dirk,
In If tl.nn nix ni.iiiM.i there -
1 led SO'l'her deuUlirill Mldlirdiin
hoiiie pre'ded o'er l.y Mr. mil Mr.
J k llnrdiiu'. who r? )il in happy
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C5(iri,:jrtenn!al of His Famous Voy.
Like'V to Be Appropriately
Observed in 1921.
Mnrrli. will he n pnnrt time to
visit il.u rhillppini.q, fr it wni thon
Se nn even JUO years since Fernando
de M.iiralhiies, as hu was named in liis
nnfive rortuetiese, although hotter
known, as English usage afterward
changed it, !y the name of Ferdinand
Magellan, first visited the Islands, dis
covering and taking possession of
them for the crown of Spain. And
plans are now under consideration to
celebrate that anniversary in a way
to outdn any celebration ever held In
the Orient. One will hear, no doubt,
n great deal about Magellan In the
next 12 months, and the first naviga
tor of the Pacific will reappear In
newspaper columns and magazine ar
ticles; nor is it unlikely that his
counterfeit pnesentinent will redis
cover the Philippines in a proper
pngeant. The celebration, indeed,
comes at an appropriate time, for the
Pacific ocean is only just assuming
reality in the thoughts of the great
majority of Americans, and it provides
historic background against which the
modern Islands can display their prod
ucts, their development, and their op
portunities for the Investment of
American capital. Like Columbus,
Magellan was not seeking new lands
for Spain. Ilo set out to find a pas
sage from the Atlantic to the ocean
that Calboa had seen some years
earlier on the other side of the con
tinent, and having passed through the
straits of Magellan, he believed that
he was steering for the Moluccas, or
Spice .islands. And so, Incidentally,
he found the Philippines.
COMES OF ANCIENT FAMILY
Danish Minister to Iceland Traces
Origin to Firet White Man Born
In America.
Information has been received from
Copenhagen that the Danish consul
general in London, .1. F.. Roeggild, has
been appointed Danish minister to Ice-
hind. Mr. Koeggild is widely known j
ii, nuiciiui, .Hiving nceu .'Uiuu iwti-
sul In San Francisco and Chicngo,
consul-general In New York and com
mercial ndvlser to the Danish legation
In Washington.
Mr. lioegglld seems especially fitted
for this post, as lie has Icelandic blood
In his veins. On the maternal side he
Is descended from the Tullnlus family
of Iceland, which traces Its origin back
to Thorhnn Knrlsefnl. one of the fa
mous Norsemen who discovered Amer
ica nearly one thousand years ago.
Knrlsefnl. of whom n statue was re
cently erected In Philadelphia, was the
first white man to settle In America,
spending two years In "Wlneland,"
where his wife. Gutrld, gave birth to a
boy, who was called Snorrl. From
Snorrl descended n numerous and dis
tinguished lineage, among whom Is
numbered the Tullnlus family, and the
new minister to Iceland enn thus lay
claim of being descended from the
first white man born in America. De
troit News.
Cook With Oil on Wirshlp,
obtained hy means of special burners,
which consume the nil under pressure,
compressed air being used to atomize
the fuel. The result Is a white flame
of extraordinary heat and cleanliness,
which leaves no residue whatever and
Is easily controlled. There Is nn en
tire absence of smell a usual (Head-
vantage In rooking by means of oil
and there l no chance of the food
bclnic contaminated.
Ths Earth's Crust.
The timet Important scientific In
vextKvitlMti (,f ti,i pn-t year In any
country has probably been tlm at
tempt to measure the earth's eni!.
We know ery little admit the shell
on ttlikh we live. Scientists linve
been slililyltiff the problem In 1 1 n nil.
Ttiniiiiv an 'I Salvndor. where the up.
1 P'-rt unit f.,r line.tt.-:,!!.,-, nr.. -,
chilly fiiwir.idlo, M.niv data dew to
i'je!,ri dale been rnlleeteil f irrern-
Ids the shell. Its ei'tnpo- thiii an I pr.ile
able life. S!l;l other tes bint- l.een
tnide In New South Wads, wf.ere a
k'leit reservoir n.inniir'ii't nn lin
t!e n .' t of er on a I'm. ted
area, ai.d ln! -umenli brne l.een ..
Vlel to lit. imiirw the liMtU-iurtit of the
I'urth's rr"t uiider this i;k-hl. New
llk'lit t.n - t ii been thnmii i tut UC-
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Headgear of Gray Hemp Embellished
With Jet Band Forming Veil- '
like Trimming. 1
Lewis, of Paris, notes a fashion I
writer, makes a fascinating little tur-
ban, from which tulle iloals. It is of j
gray hemp trimmed with a jet em- !
broidered band of black tulle, forming
a veil-like trimming across the front
and sides mid continuing across the
back where it is tied in a wide Al
satian bow.
Another close-fitting hat Is of shiny
white straw, with a brim turned up
in the back and front and extending
into Continental points at either side.
Just above the points are bright pink
roses. Over the crown of the hat is
draped a large square veil of black
net with an applique of lace. The
drapery Is gathered to the left side to
be swathed about the neck and chin
of the wearer.
Not all of tU.e lace trimmed hats are
small. One model, which is very
large and turned up sharply In the
front, has a flowing veil held to the
crown with a narrow ribbon.
Tulle Is Popular.
Much tulle Is the order of the min
ute and this is bended and embroidered
In the most Intricate fashion, even
though the heaviness of the handwork
Is applied to almost invisible fabric.
S. E. NOTSON
ATTOKX KY-AT-I.AW
Office in Court Houe
Heppner Oregon
Dr. R. J. VAUGHAN
DENTIST
Permanently located la Oddfellow'
Bunldlng
Heppner, Oregon
WOODSON & SWEEK
ATTOIl.EYS.AT.!iAV
Heppner Oregon
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HEPPNER :o: OREGON
'PLRMANtNT AS
Concrete Pipe Company
Manufacturers
Sewer and Water Pipe
Irrigation Pipe
Culvert Pipe
Hollow Silo Blocks
Cement Products
Phone 467
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mowers. Headers and Rakes
We carry a complete stock of repair parts for these machines, Bin
der Twine, and all small tools an d equipment needed for your
Harvest.
GAS ENGINES
I. H. C. and Fairbanks-Morse carried in stock.
Larger sizes up to 15 h. p. ordered on short notice.
Farmers and stockmen from Rit ter and other northern Grant
county points are invited to make our big, new store their head--,.,
-. ,., , . .-quarters when in Heppner.
Gilliam
Bisbee
"We Have It, Will Get
Or It Is Not Made".
DR. A. D. McMURDO
niYSICLTO & SUIGEON
Telephone 122
Office Patterson's Drug Store
Heppner Oregon
F. A. McMENAMIN
LAWYER
Roberts Bldg. Heppner, Ore.
Office Phone Main 643
Residence Phone Main 665
DR. CLYDE R. WALKER
niYSKtW AND KlIKiFjO
Phone Connections lone, Oregon
SAM E. VAN VACTOR
ATTOKX KY-AT-LA W .
H-ppner Oregon
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