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ohould hiiih'M. "An apple day kwpa
tho doctur oway" and (his Ux.k Ulla
how It may Lo ilono In a l.V) ways. It
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liration ty U tt r or phono to Win
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t i'--,a?J'
!Ak lS Year' Wages From Stepfather's Estate
, Columbus, Ohio. Milking cows,
cleaning the bnrn nnd tilling tho field
for 10 years without compensation.
That Is whnt Mnrgurot ilallen
charges In s petition II led In common
pleas court, anklng Unit she be mode
a beneficiary in the phi ate of berstop
futlior, William Welsrh.
Miss llullon iuji when shs wss
twolvs yours old her mother married
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llamallii hln(, pioniln and lurKInt;
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whlla laarnlng. I'ualtiona aarutvd. Wrlta
for ratalivua. tit Uuinalda straat, I'urt
land, Orogun.
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SanlUiy uty aafl; aa In ya ap; a
aiaia all kiwta of Hair piaraa att of r,Hnb
fool I atria awlt, ti, tir; I aiama, ll.0;
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atioa and prioaa giaaa apoa ra
Ooaat.
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WE WRECK AUTOS and TRUCKS
Parta Sold at
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DAVID HODES CO., Inc.
- . .K"71blnifromaboltaaiianilna.
CraaJ Art, Car. la Uawa Si, v anlW. On
to give ber s third interest In bis es
tate If she would do chores on the
furm. At bis death, she says, ber
mother, as executrix, sought to carry
out ths agreement, but Welsth's son,
Henry 8., protested. Tbs estate Is
valued st U,5I0.
In 1022 forest tires destroyed the
equivalent of a ten-mile strip extend
Inj from Mew York city to Ueuver.
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LOVED
. IN SPITE
OF CATS
5'
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By CLARISSA MACKIE
to n
6V4 VaV Va VV4V4 WAlft
lV, lait, aluUuia Nawapapor syadlcala.)
If the blue cur bud not broken down
st ilea (low s I'ulni, this story would
oevor buve btx-n wrlllen, and If s
yellow cut bud not croaaed the road
under the very none of the blue car,
It would not have hrokeo down at that
moment. John Dormer tried to avoid
hitting the Dying feline, and only suc
ceeded In ditching bis car. Uuppily
he wss alone, but II was a shallow
ditch, and It wss muddy. There were
blue flngs growing there, end cattails,
lie buted cats, always bud disliked
them. Iogs he adored and owned
several.
"Now, for 'the love of cats, some
body's got to help me. I'll to the
little joune that belongs lo the yellow
est," and lie atrode scroas the ruad
and let himself into a beautifully kept
front yard and proceeded around the
path to a neat back porch where lis
replied amurlly on I he dour.
At once the door opened and a
voles exclslnied, "(Hi, do come In, and
close the door. There, some pf them
will get out again I"
John Dormer, hater of rats, found
himself the center of a feline mob.
Cats everywhere In chairs, pa the
hearth, silting grsvely on lablee. One
upon the clockalielf looked Ilk a
sphinx, but mostly lliey were under
fool weaving around the floor I
In the midst of It all wss this won
derfully pretty girl. In while linen
sports clothes, ber grsy eyes shining,
her cheeks pink with suppressed ex
icltemeut, and fulr hair becomingly
ruffled.
"Ob, do you mind going for the
doctor?" she appealed before he bad
aa opportunity to stats bis own
troubles.
"Certainly. Where Is her
There Is only one around here.
Just tske my car It's In the yard
go right down the street until you
come to the nilltpond. It Is ths first
house on the right you'll see the sign.
Tell bltn Mrs. Ulm b baa .had s bad
fall"
"Kali downstalrsr he asked po
litely. "Tripped over one of the eats. They
will get under one's feet," shs spoh
oglied.
"I'll be right back," promised John.
and he kept his word, for the little
car he found outside In the yard was
of an expensive make, and It flew
like the wind. When the doctor was
closeted with the pstlent and the beau
tiful girl, John Dormer derided that If
he was to get home that night, he
most have help In pulling the car
out nf the tilt Hi. So detaching him
self from a doyen or so rata, he sim
ply left the little house and went out
In search of heljt Half an hour Intetj,
the blue car, much the worse for a
mud bath, was tearing Its way home
along the almre road. Jobs Dormer,
always a careful driver, had forgotten
all about the speed laws for he was
thinking snout s pslr of gray eyes snd
a charming fare tint he could not
forget
"Remember, old msn," he told him
self, "that that girl msy be all right
In every way, and I do admit that she
la your Ideal of wlint a perfectly ador
able wife would be, even to her choice
of cars; hut man alive, why pick out a
wife who would not be satisfied with
one est but must have twenty) . For
get It I"
It la easier to say thst than It la to
put behind one s memory that clings.
John iNinner, s most unimpression
able young man, had never had a love
affair, and his memory of the girl
of the cats lingered tenderly. More
then mice be tried to banish It but the
memory refused lo go. It looked st
him with appealing gray eyes, until
be derided to give the blue car an
other tryout along the ' road en
Meadows Point.
The little house was still there.
Cats occupied the front porch, they
sat on the window sills, they were
drsped on the fences basking In the
sun. A little old lady sat on the front
porch, and on the steps sat the ador
able est girl with her lap full of black
kittens. John derided that the cats
belonged to ber; the old lady actually
poked some of them awuy with her
cane.
That ended John Dormer's romance.
Ho he told himself bitterly as he
turned the cur about and went hack to
town. No matter how fascinating a
girl mlKbt be one surely couldn't
msrry twenty ratal
"I'll forget ber In a week," decided
John, (Irmly, At the end of ths week
be was introduced to her at a country
rtuh (hi nee. and he bad his fighting
to do all over again. Phyllis Dare
seemed In like hlin, sometimes she
looked at him In s puttied way as If
trying to recollect where shs had
seen III tu.
"If I don't stand out from a bunch
of mere cats, I don't care whether she
remembers me or not," growled John
Jealously, hut be danced with her
every chance he rolild get. Ones he
isked her If she liked cats, and she
looked up quickly, almost suspiciously,
he thought.
"Whnt s funny question to ssk me,'
she said In reply.
"Is It amusing. Don't you like
themr lis Insisted.
"Not particularly," shs replied In
such an Indifferent tone that John
knew It was assumed.
John nulled unhappily. (She couldn't
fool him with em air of Indifference
hadn't he found ber cherishing twenty
cul, more or less. 'Of course some of
tl.tm might belong to Mrs. Mlnch, but
the girl had assumed sn owner's atti
tude toward the felines. It was evi
dent she liked them, and If he suc
ceeded In oiarcflng ber, there would
always he cats around; then, they
would have to go out sod make visits
upon Mrs. Mlnch, who 'wss rather a
nice looking little old lady, but thut
meant more cats.
He wss to see mors of Miss Dare,
'or she was visiting people that be
knew, but never In the course of con
versation did she ever mention cats.
One would think aba disliked them or
never saw one to see the way she
ivolded the subject.
. At last John. Dormer found sn ex
cuse to tske s vacation and he simply
ran away frc-ra love ss represented ty
Phyllis Dare. In one week be was
back again, feverishly Inquiring
whether Phyllis Dars Was stlU visit
ing ths Taylors.
fthe wss I
He found his way there ss fast ss
the sympsthetlc blue car could speed
Iflm. and when he found her In the
rose garden, among the lute roses, he
knew that Pate meant to be kind to
hi in. Phyllis looked so glad lo tee him
that he burst right out and declared
his love, and later, In the blissful
period that followed, bs confessed, "I
lid run away from you, darling, Juat
because of your horde of cats I"
"CatsT What cats? I never bad
one In my life," she looked st blm
smatedly.
"lteinember last spring out st
Mesdows Point, I stopped st your
place, srl you were surrounded by
cats. Mrs. Mlnch Just hsd s fall I"
Blie stared, and then shs began to
laugh softly. "Oh, Johnny Dormer,
she sneered, "those were not my cats!
I never ssw them before! I stopped
there to get water for my car, and this
Mrs. Mlnch (Isn't shs a dear?) fell
over a cat snd sprained her ankle.
I rrmemlier you came in and went for
the doctor (as if aha bad ever for
gotten blm 1). And so you were trying
not to love me, because of themr
John Dormer blushed guiltily.
"Give me credit darling," ba sturdily
protested "Olve me credit for sk
Ing you to marry me. cats snd all."
And Phyllis gave blm sll the credit
he deserved.
Royalty and the Turf
in Long Auociation
The association of royalty with rac
ing tlutee back to a remote period in
English history. One of tbs earliest ref
erences occurs la J he writing of Mal
mesbury. the Saion historian, who
speaks of certsln "running horses" ow
ing aent by Hugo, founder of tbs
French royal house of Capet, as s
present to King Atbelstsn, whose sis
ter wis the object of bis affections.
It wss Charles II who first Im
ported eastern horses on s large scute
Into Knglsnd. His stud may be aald
to have laid the foundation of the
now celebrated English breed of
racers. Tbe Merrle Monarch's ex
ample was followed by subsequent
sovereigns, snd In 1734 the celebrated
Arab, Godolphln, arrived In England.
He waa originally presented to Louis
XIV by the emperor of Morocco, but
waa so lightly esteemed by the French
that for a time bs was used for draft
work in Paris,
In England, boweviT, he became a
tremendous success, both on the course
snd In tbe stud, and It is commonly
believed that many of I'.ngland'a moat
noted racers have had a Godolphln
attain In them. This horse is depicted
In the old prints with his constant
companion for many years, s rat,
which waa aald to have pined sway
with grief when Godolphln died at
twenty-nine years old. "
Another royal Importation, Darley,
became the sirs of Flying Chllders,
said to have been tbe fastest race
borae ever known. During a long
career on the turf he was never beat
en. Perhaps the keenest nf all royal
turf patrons was King Edward V1L
In his early career be bad a long SmII
of 'III lurk, but be ultimately broke
this when he achieved the ambition
of every owner by winning tbe derby.
London Answers.
VtgetarianUm
The Chinese are tbe most expert
vegetarians In ths world, says Frank
Thone, Ph. Dm In Hygela. They are st
least l.Otk) yevirs ahead of the rest of
us In that respect. They can make
sn entire dinner from soup to nuts
out o' soy henna.
No rare has ever given meat up with
good grace, and when It has at last
been compelled to come to pottage,
there la still s great hankering after
tbe fieshpots. Hut with dense populs
tlon, the vegetarlnn diet must come.
In northern Europe s millennium
ago the Inhabitants ate tremendous
meals, consisting mainly of meat ; now
tha people of ths crowded Industrial
cities of Belgium, France and Ger
many have several meatless days In
ths week.
Appreciated Clan
When Jim Fagun, candidate for
county clerk of Vigo county atarted to
make his campaign rare, he bought a
new flivver. He didn't know how to
run It very well so hi took ths dem
onstrator with him on several of his
rounds. s
That made s hit with some of the
people whose vofes he wished. "He
may have s chauffeur, all right," one
of them remarked to another, "but hs
drives ths same kind of s csr ws do."
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8ulm. There were two fatalities
in Oregon due to Industrial accWenis
in the w'ck ending July 17, accord
ing to the state IntluMtrlul accident
commission, '
Itockaway. The Saltulr hotel, form
erly owned by Poter Seamore, has
been sold to J. Nahlrett of Ileavnrton,
Or., who will remodel and modern
ize It under tho name "The Driftwood
Inn." I
Newberg. Martin Garland, 27, of
Hex, Or., was drowned in the Wil
lamette river about 2 miles north
of Newberg Friday night In an at
tempt to rescue. Mrs, Joseph Trutide,
who went beyond her depth while in
swimming.
a,Sttlem. A permit to operate in Ore
gon was Issued by tbe state corpora
tion commissioner here Saturday to
the Pacific Flour Export company, a
Delaware corporation. The capital
stock Is $100,000. F. L. Shutl of Port
land' la attorney In fact for Oregon.
Salem The Cn'.lfomla embargo on
Oregon cherries, with the exception
of those produced in The Dalles and
Mllton Freewater districts, will have
little effect upon shipments from this
slate, according to statements made
by officials of local fruit packing con
cerns Saturday.
Garibaldi. On account of continued
dry weather Harry E. Morgan, gen
eral manager of tbe Whitney com
pany,' baa closed the two logging
camps of tbe company east of Ida
vllle. The camps will remain closed
until sufficient rain has fallen to re
move fire danger.
Salem. A. W. Norhlad, Astoria at
torney and ex member of tbe state
senate, Saturday was appointed by
Governor Pierce as special prosecutor
for Clatsop county. He will hare
charge of all prohibition and narcotic
drug cases. J. O. Erlckson is tbe dis
trict attorney there.
t'orvallls. Students earned $41,360
last year by means of work obtained
through the employment and housing
bureau In tbe "Y" hut, under Mrs.
Lula Howard, the annual report shows.
Students listed for work numbered
625, while requests for workers by
employers totaled 24D6.
Freewater. Harvesting operations
in this vicinity were baited Sunday
on account of the heavy rain Friday
night and Saturday. It is estimated
that approximately 40 per cent of the
wheat harvest is finished snd remark
ably good yields are being reported,
considering the dry season. ,
Salem. Investigation of storks snd
bonds sales In the state of Oregon
with a view of determining whether
the trausactions are legitimate or are
conducted for personal gain and with
out regard for tbe rights of unsus
pecting purchasers, was ordered by
Governor Pierce here Saturday.
Eugene. The bistorio Scott trail
over which hundreds of early pioneers
of Lane county and other counties
of western Oregon crossed the sum
mit of tbe Cascade mountains on the
last log of their wearisome Journey
across the plains. Is now being re
opened by a force of forest trail build
ers. Bend. Production at nearly full
capacity will be resumed at the Shev-tln-Hlxon
company's sawmills here a
week from Monday, it was announced
here by General Manager J. P. Hen
nessy. The Increase in production is
being made with tbs view of filling
the yards during good weather, it is
explained.
Harrisburg. Hop picking in the
yards about Harrlaburg is slated to
begin about August 1. about three
weeks earlier than usual. One or two
growers report that there are several
patches of bops In their yards that
are ready to be picked now. The price
to the pound for picking has not been
announced.
Salem. Governor Pierce announced
Saturday that he would make the trip
to Clear Lake, Lane county, July 31,
(or the purpose of Investigating the
feasibility of obtaining water from
that lake for municipal supply, Sam
A. Kozer, secretary of state, and Jef
ferson Myers, state treasurer, also will
be members of the party.
Eugone. Holsteln breeders of lane
and Linn counties held their annual
picnic at the Wlldrose dairy furm
near Coburg Friday. W. E. Meyer,
northwest field representative of the
breeders ot Ilolstelns, said it was the
best ot a series of meetings held by
breeders of these cattle In the Pa
cific northwest this year,
Prlneville. Crook county farmers
who have been conducting experi
ments In sugar beet culture have met
with remarkable success, so far, ac
cording to Carl E. KIrker, field repre
sentative of the Utah Idaho 'Sugar
company, who was here Saturday to
Investigate t!e damage done to fields
here by the lease hopper, which made
an attack during a few days ot hot
weutber recently.
TVl l nr c Republics
1 FUCKS Fageols
All Ritas, Prices, Terms. Also Used snd
Re-bullt Trucks. Write for Catalog.
BADLEY SMITH CO.,
Ith and Burnatds Portland, Or.
OZY Home Restaurant
If yon mum onra, you will enma bark,
IJMva your paekafraa, no eharito. Look
for aranga front, 204 Jrd ht, tt. laa.araa-aa
PLUMBING MATERIAL
Batha, alnka, tolleta, baalna, boilers,
plp, valves and fittings. Pricas rsasua
sbla. Standard Plumbing A Heating C.
Eaat Ith and Morrlaon Hta. PjrlUnU, Or.
rAti-Aliita Whol-aofri- fod ci-olcd Juat rlirbt
lUIUCUlaS by cooka no know. Hl'KCIAL iia
m f liincnann aarvod dally that cannot
I alpfpna lai-IM. Park Hlr-at botwoan
VOICICIM Waahin-ru-a and Aldar. Portland
Purity Dairy Lunch Restaurant
US Fourth St. Naar Waahhurto St.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT at Raaaniabla Prioaa.
SILK SHOP
Foreign and Domeatle
Kafoury Bros., lal Aklar HL
THE Ll'CILE BEAUTY SCHOOL
Tha Luctltf method makM you a real
marr-ller. All branches of liaauty culture
taught by .p-rt Inatructora. 'or full In
formation wrlta 41 balUng-IItrach Uldf.
phona Alain 4117.
PITZOERATB
THE NEVEB-I.KAK IIOUND-EDGB
c I abkjst
The Oaaket Houaa 40 Burnald
BALP.BMEV'EARfflM.OO fAILT sailing
KOIAK Clothing Hulta. 112 60 ma.lo lu
maaaur. Will outwaar thro ordinary
anlla. Absolutely anttg proof, water and
fire realatant. Writ for Helling Plan,
lul Couth Hldg., Portland, Ore.
DR. MARIE D. EQUl
Woman and Children
PmrSICIAJf Laf.y.lta Bldg BUttOKOt
Prostate Cured Without Operation
Special attention te Rtotnarh, Bowels, Kectal
and female Tmttr.laa
IH- H. A. PHILLIPS
B reedwarBld g. Portland, Ore.
HOTEL ATHENS
Centrally located: reached by all d-pot
ears. Liclualve dlatrlcL Rates r-naon-kbl
Morrlaon St. at 11th, Portland.
DANDRUFF
Itching Scalp Sign of Approaching
Danger to Your Hair.
Racta today, nee regular thla world'
graeu-et Scalp eleanaar. SKPOL. baud,
lead 8heep Dip hrounpoe. Tboueanda now
keep their acaip a-alUiy, clean. At all drugeunre
linfJCCO Ju( received a conalgnment
nUnOLO of to head hones, from I te I
year eld; Koe to 1404 lbs.
If you are looking for ranch horses or
grading stock do not overlook this op
portunity to bur. Tour price Is ours.
Will take In any kind of milk 'cows or
cattle In exchange. This ta the tg horae
and mule market. Ws always have from
100 to ISO head to choos from. North
Portland Horae it Mule Co., Union Stock
Tarda, North Portland,' Oregon. Lmplre
in.
He Was Wise.'
"Well, shall we take tbe Jury as It
stands?" said the lawyer, speaking
from experience. "Better fire the mar
ried women, counselor," advised the
accused. "They always convict on tho
slightest circumstantial evidence."
The Origin of Buggy.
The name buggy, applied to a small
vehicle without a top, drawn by one
horse. Is of Hindu origin. The Hindu
name Is "baghl." After British occu
pation the officers altered the pro
nunciation to "buggy" for light trap.
"Golden Fleece."
In the mountains of tbe Caucasus
are several torrents which v. ash down
tiny particles of gold. The peoplo
place fleeces of wool In the water to
Intercept snd retain the gold. Thus
the "Golden Fleece."
How to Preserve Ironware.
i '
New Ironware should be boiled be
fore used tor sooklng. Add some po
tato parings to the water uud the
process of getting the new ware Into
proper condition will be hastened.
No Double In Friendship.
We can never replace a (rlend.
When a man Is fortunate enough to
have several, he finds they are all
different. No one has a double) lu
friendship. Schiller.
, Japanese Jiu-jitsu Experts.
Some ot the Jlujllsu experts of
Jupan know every artery, boue mul
nerve In the human body, and bow to
make them inoperatlvo.
Dancing Taught Early by Spartans.
The Spartans had a special law
which compelled them to truln their
children in dancing from tho early
age of five years.
For Community Interest.
It Is hard for a man to take money
from his friends for any service. This
suggests bow all men should be re
lated. Thoreau.
You Want a Good Position
Very well-Take tl Accountancy A ttualn-aa
ManarenM-nt. Private rWreUrtal. Calculator
Comtometur, Bterwornitihlc, Penuuuiaiiip. or Cum
merrktl iWhere' Ouury. at
The for-nwat Hunlneaa Oilloire of the N,thweat
which hna won more Aerunue Awnnla anil Hold
Me-lale than any other ecl.ool In America. Hend
for our Hucceaa CaUlog. Fourth Striwt near ator.
neon, Portland. Ura. laaac at. Walker, Preaidonl
E
Is the flneet product of hs kind In the
world.- Every woman who he ueed
M knows this stetenient to be true.
P. N. U.
No. 30, 1924
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