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Tuesday, October 24, 1922
John and Eleanor's
Dream
By ELLA SAUNDERS
(), V.-, Western .cvsuni" I'nluu.)
Their ilivam liail come true iit hist.
John :tnil i;U'aii(H' lnokeil at cadi oilier
Willi Mni'lleil eyes, ns if uiiahli' to be
lieve it. After two years, of city life
an !tK;rUsiriit, nioiie-t, Imt in iruite a
Hire ill iiiel 1 hey liacl liieir country
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liiey lia-1 always
w - --111 who ! 1 ; ; ' 1
a '. oh!-!'a-:!;!..neil
In-;..-! it.
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t l-ai in.
s.ii'tii'ise
Me- s; 1 - 0 a.-1! i -!e 1m -llyhnek.s
vil!; si:., iaa -a; ev " s. eies loo punt
lo iv nee ," ei.e s- -I. "The ilearcst
Il!-f ' 1:11, '-n't he h.'U'li.Y !"
Tliv v.. KVsi-n.r ree!h-il ill her
franliii. ,1-ihn i.i.e, , 1 in- lawn in tin;
-veiiin:;a. 'i Ley h,,. no cares, no one
lo hollier llioiu. In the eveningi Klea
lior sewcil or n-ail, uiiile .lolin, when
lie was not i!elaineil at the olliee, as
frequently i;ii;,i-i;ci!, went lliruiiuli his
accoiinls anil corresinii(leiiee.
"We'll save all the expenses of a
holiday now. ilearesl," saiii .lohn. "I
shall simply knock off work for a
couple of weeks ami slay here with
Jon."
That event happeneil a few woks
after they hail moved in. It was the
I a tier part of Auim-a, sriuvhin hot;
John sal in his shirtsleeves all day
under the liii? inaples, piin throiuh
letters anil wishin- that lie had his
stenographer with him.
"John, dearest," said lOleanor, liend
Ini; iiver him, "don't you tliitil; you
outfit to p-t a little exercise now that
you're free?"
"I've thouirht of thai," answered
John, sniooi liini; down his waistcoat.
"Trocble is, there are no i;olf links
anywhere for miles around. I wish
some one would start some."
"Hut, dearest, how about those nice
country walks we planned?"
".Not liinj: against 'cm," answered
John, "ewept that we've worn out I he
country."
"Worn It out?'' queried Eleanor.
"Yep, that's what 1 said," John an
swered briskly. "We know all the
roads 'round here. We know l-'anner
(dies' black cow and Farmer lleu
drick's blue one. Wo know the pretty
cotiaia; with the jasmine end honey
suckle at the bend of the road. We
know Oh, everything that's kuow
nliie, including Mrs. Miller's blear-eyed
kid that neike.-s faces at us."
"oh', I know, 1 know," said Kloaiair
miserably. John w:is iictiin;,' tired of
their dream, licit was the trouble.
That was why he breeL-ld all his work
Inane. John was mopiia;.
"The clear, slarry skies, tin: wonder
of the dawn, the sound of siiitfriK
birds, the music in each rill of waler
these were not for John. Eleanor
would lie tfad, for John's sake, when
liis holiday eanie lo an end.
Soniet liiut; si-emed to be niminu be
tween Ibem that aiduian. The old,
sweet con.iiience so. me-i sail..-. Sonu
tinies 1 -Jeai. oi- wual i if led her hus
band Mil;:::; in his ok. dr. Maris s;
inooiiiiy a; la-r. At !i tains Per
la arl i ,,::-! -b at la an I she
oald u ..leier :
"I 'an t hoi e be any one i I so
One nibl s!n id boar it no
loiiu.-r. "J, Jul, v on t yon t- 11 me
V. hat b is e-one I-.--1 ,, ,-on lo; of la'o?''
Sin- l.i .. -,-d. "is I Jier -is l hero mh.ii
one ci. e? '
,1'M ;' ;;--; 1 1 . .'l ' -1 --." bo a l .- v ei'e. !.
l -okeil al lu;:i -i.-.-l-: !'ii!l . Al'ier that
Hie shadow 11. al b.-o! fallen bcl'.ieen
tl.elil ;::i0. bhie'e.iT a'l'l Marker.
"h.-ar. wbat'-l you say to a liil'i-
'jaunt lo low n this cvenin-i?" John
a.ked, "just to keep in touch Willi
tl.ir.in. We miisln'st become hack'
numbers, even if we do live in the
couniry, must we?"
Eleanor agreed without enthusiasm.
The spell of country life had taken
liohl of her. I'.ut for John's sake
It was si range heinn at the i heater
HJaiin. They watched ouch other, each
afraid uf seeming t-i apple- ialive.
They dined ut a fashionable restau
rant. "It is nice in n way, isn't It, Elea
nor?" said John. "lint 11 doesn't come
up to the glories of sunset ami dawn,
lind the hum of the lieetoads, lines
it?"
"N-ii-i," said Eleanor.
She was mi absorbed in her thoimkls
that she did not realize where they
.were a-iin;-' until John helped her out
bf the taxi.
siarcd about h"r. "Why, ils our
old apartment house!" she oxchiiimd.
Without a word John led the way
into their old apartment on the ni-iuil-l
floor. Eleanor :'asped. It was ail fur
nishedready for oooupaimy. Sh"
looked at her husband, and a sudden
liijlit came to her.
" Hi, dai lint: !" she cried.
"Did I t'lir.s rU'ht?"
"You d'd. I'-ut but "
"We il have our thini sent out this
week, ..Id oaken bucket and till. I'll
attend to It. "You'll stay ritfit here.
This is where our r--ai life lu-.iiuV
Double Pliy.
Twins iiiivit.i; nriiw-i, the fatl'.er
Told lillb- I'lter tiiat he m-i-ln'l ,o to
S--I ! that -lay.
l.iitie I'l-ter Hot w-ndn t it be j'.isi
ns i;. .h p. toil to-.-b.-r P-ioerr. -v I've
pot on' lo w I.irle !-r- ld-r, an-1 n--t
Mi- a s'ay ! '-.. a'-'a.u lilal llleU tell
l.er lb. ' - - .'
IONE
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ill. ami Mrs. J. If. Cochran d-parted
M-in-lay mornint;' for Xoi'ih Vak.iaa
where tJty Wore cal-el by too s- r;--::s
ii'ness of ilieir infant pr:-m'.s.ai, Jiarion
llolnian. lie was s-one.vhat iiin-n-vid
in la.i.-s; ri-!-i.n.
Tiie ladb-s : tac Aid s-oi- ly of t'.a
( : ris: i.ui i !::.n a f:,m V. -be'-Var a-a-
r. !':.. -Is , f the !P-v. :;;:,!
V.k It. .',, -hr.o, ia !...-.. .-- ,-, I'.-a.-Y-ti-u
r.lol is m-a.-inr; liis h--ihp-l-- ( .,,,, ; (
pn-s.-nl J.-.-i- I,, has i'-o- h, r rp
Mam s;r..--t TP-- pr, ac :-. a ra-a ' I a
it has b.-.-n sva--10r.:- has h, ,-a. ,.:,! t,,
Jhib h 1 I irris and M r J - arris o :a : al-
W. I-;, i h, . ;.,i-i r-l .Hie 1 .'I- a. 'a!
We-;i:es.!.,y. 1 i ... Was ::; -, ,;:. ; ... :a - : :,
1 y his mother and has nan;, v ;, , v, ,;;
visit for awhile
M. i:. i 'otter ami John (..; ' n ;aoi-- a
fljans;- lr:p ti '"-. ,u!lsi, W ash., l':
first of the week.
A number of people In tills 1
are so ihVriiia rroin severe ' '-i-ls.
The l.-ne sdioul ihstri-t lias re.-on;'.v
pnrrhascd from l!:e city t'a- a alii
blo.-k a-l.ioinins the seb.o-.t M'.iaiiii-; aad
which tiro now used for a play arotnel
The city fathom contemplate usiaa' the
procceds of the sale to drill a wed to
supply the city with soft water.
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CECIL
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Mr. and ah a Z- nre h I.e. sain lefl Ce.-p
Saukav for ih.-ir i: vv : ,.nio in lhe "Pi.,i
of lo-omiae". n-or-ily r..-a--,ln!a,n. urecn.
Their (Veil fecials v. ; di ihcr, ceay .;,-
C. Ss.
visile, 1 lhe e-ainly seat Salor-iay b- -le-livar
a oar henl ef h-nn-y fiom his t'ani--a.s
apiar- at a-.-il,
-Miss 'n-sl.tl Ik-' rts i f 1' a :;a: -. a ;
- ai any mi Per frie'i-ls in C - i! M-., -a
Ihniev l.,-r.m spout the week aid Willi
friends at The Willows before k.,vaiy
P ii-in his p i; elOs in 7 1. -or. r.
M. ssrs. ll.-rh lived aad .1 . C K,.',.,.-.
I an. I,
a"P,. ell, V.a
r wh---e i!
l.--;lor, ami Mildred I
pass aaeas Snp-'ay on
lie: oner st.-me I'm- 1 !-.-
1 j-aat-d a party e!" -ontaa: po..!e -,a..
w. re o:.:ei iained lo doinor 1-y Mrs. Ja--h
1 : y 1 1 . 1 .
I Mr. and Jlrs. Co-.riie llairlesy an 1
family i.f Moraall war,- eallin-v en M as.
Jr. .1. Str.-pt.-r at r.-eil VeOi s.laa.
Mr. on.! Mrs. "Win. chamiha- of vj:.
low '. r-ek" ranch w.-ro -alliu::' on Mr,
and Mrs. Coarse Kivbs at Ibe "has!
Ca.a.o" Monday,
All w.a, ,,,,!, al (V ! hail , l'.-0-h..-
e.o P., 0.1 s o'eioek lo i, .,. ii, ij.Mr, a
Kiu-ii iy 'Key. c. I). ImiiaiH ol' Vai.e-iii-
Vi-r, Wash.
: T. V. la. we and V.V.Iipi- 1 - o . r taiia
i-l to Co- II We. ha a. lay ai'i ea seoebey
: everal -lavs at llynd Jlr as. laaeli io
;-'-,u-I )i . a-v
i'eler i :.a iiera fiend who has he a ta'
r I n ll "a-nls at bi'ia. Sorina.. f.-r
t : iMr.'n menlhs ;irri -'-l in c
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V ote 315X NO on the
School Monopoly Bill
Called on the ballot Compulsory Education Bill
Thi advertisement
DIAMONDS -WATCHES JEWELRY
PIANOS -:- PHONOGPvAPHS
rl l r r IN L rv -
THE HEPPNKR HERALD. HEPPXF.R. OREGON
Wednesday f pel inn much better. Fete
st ili ha.3 a warm heart for sonny Cedb
fter apt miias- some time amnnirst his
.'oeii lnoiulsl'e le may spend the winter
months in California.
tlepptier has been well represented at
Cecil UuritiK the week. The following
hiili-s ami gentlemen weie etillinp:" -m
'heir friemis: Mr. and Mrs. (1. 1-k Noble,
Mrs. Nohh-'s s.ai and friend, Mrs. Kirk,
ludiae i '.:!!:; heP, toul friea-ts an-1 also
1 1 ia h w ay c.-naa.issioiiar, H. llarratt
and airs. a,h Ik Ihl-i-att.,
-M iO 'l- a. r, i ivl-. '-s v- ere !o;sy Tnesda"
k'-a-laa: aa-.lil 1: al iambs lair Twill l-'alls
! -ai.--. v.'.er- -a;-;, will le t .1 off for
!.- ahh-a - - ne-'-k.-Oi.
Phi. i -niisky, who i:as P-e-i hertline, j
for M:n,r and Kr,-i s l'-u- a in ne-er ol'
e.us. h-.k i-.r llaoon-. r Ti:urs ia,- to visit I
a wiah i-ao.e u-Um; f.-r New
v.. tk
Mr aid xi is. Ik Ik k',hr an! famiiy
- i' Kh. a n-!v v'a,,-; with Mr. end
of !
-a a'al
eir ihainas in Cecil
Hull' Ta
r r.-tnrned to 1 'ethehoys
after si-endina several
rieiaia in lap ' aid, l.lrei;on.
:e is .sl'.nl l - he haa'k where
A: thai- :
C:e sun
ale. i,!.. Mrs. iVm. cha-dler ami a
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NORMAN'S
" Best in the West"
Always ready to Serve
TAKE A QUART HOKE FCR LUNCH
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Practical Korseshoer
AT CALMUS1 SHOP
Special attention given to lameanclin
terfcrinjj horses.
I Guarantee SalitfacSion.
Give me a Trial
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foffrv c! Ihcm gavs their Lvcj
Ii2c! cf Lrlc-rnt'r.nco thev'
truth: that La72
They have written that men are endowed
by their Creator with certain "unalienable"
rights, and "to secure these rights govern
ments are instituted among men."
And row these rights are attacked The School Mo
nopoly Bill (called on the ballot Compulsory Education'
Ei!I) proposes that we surrender a God-given right-the
rijht of parental control-trie right of a parent to say in
what school his or her own child shall be educated.
Maintain your right to control your child through the
education you feel it is right to give it Do not be led astray
by hnc phrases. Look into this dangerous bill. You will
nd th3 Vital principle of "unalienable" rights is at stake.
Is paid tot by the Non-Sectarian and Protestant Schools Committee,
MARWOOD'S
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Mr. and Mrs Oscar Chandler of "Wil-
low Cri-i !i" ranch l.-:'l satanlay fr i ;ol.
l-i.e. tu ,a-a jaiel.es n-r llle ilay. i
J. W. Oshorn was a easiness mall in
JI. Miner Wo.inesday aial Tluirsdey.
WHY?
Why is it so-'.-h- by crte.'n people
in Oregon to r- volu'ieiiize our edu
cational seheme by unans of the in- t
itiitive hill w'aieh lo'ipic.-es to do away K
with all pi i, a;-' tc'-too,.-?
Such a b.d wi.i 1 c o;i -lie ballot
Xi veniher 7.
..lit ,aoa eoist- t :o private sencci.s,
inri'.y ot no a .;a o l-o- a do a-; t:a..,r ;
.l-U-'-hiniaat u-h's
dunata-u of o.o
lh n :s, va.ii an ,
feat'im!?
t
an la inaiera!
a id of tile iv!i-
: faat-'ry a sr.-, r ant if-re onaltt to
i pc. If tli pri't-unoi.'s of this mo i.-are
v.'i in tile ot-
Or -.-sail to do.- e up -
o il saimds as the I
suan v. en !
IIU1 JHli;;-ry aca-lemy and f'-t. Jieleu'h
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steed lor aie bast .a evervilini"-. t
The s'-aibal caiupulsory school
bill wou'ui c'icsa- til! private schools in
Oregon. Can we ai'uud ucli action?
ICE CREAM
Robnett
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that we
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OREGON
FRAN II
Practical
Lame and interfering
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Located at Scrivner's BlacKsmitK SiKop l
HEPPNER OREGON i
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We make it our business to sell meats for cals that tiro real
treats. Ami we don't comply with the food laws boeatmi; it ia
compulsory-r-we do it because we want, and expo. t to t;.t good
service and fair, trout ment from nu'i'ch.inls and profef-sionai
men with whom wo deal, and because wo know it i3 our bual
ness to sell only tho best.
For breakfast, lunch, or dinner wo can supply your wants, no
matter how elaborate or how conservative. Wo have arrang
ed to fill all orders and would like to see your meat order.
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We handle the Oliver and John
Deere lines. Plows, Harrows,
Discs, and Winona Wagons
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Heppner, Oregon
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