The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19??, February 17, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI TWO HOLIES MADEIIAPPY ByWotnenWhoUiedLydla L Pinkham'i Vecet&bU Compound "I hay takan Lydla B, PlnVhaml "egaUhlo CnniiKMind and I think it Is I I h moat wonderful msdlolns 1 svr triad," li tlx stale, nimt ntade by Mr; (loldle Mhoup or Ht Joaeph, Illlnoli. 8h declares that nfter taking th Compound aha li la bettor health than be for. Mra. J. Stormi of 29 Una Street, Pet- mim KI I i.ll.a. ''I can Lot sueuk too highly 'of your medicine and 1 recommend It to all iny friend." These statement war taken from two onthualaatla letteri which tell of th help that hai been rocolvnd from using the Vegetable Compound, both Mra. Bboup and Mr. Storm war In a run-down condition which canned them much unhspplness. When women raauffnrlni from lack of strength and from weakness, tholr own life and that of their family la affected. 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Warsaw. Ind. FROZEN FEET 'After Ike tnt anaaturaa for frawa 'oa. near vt care Carkoll la th Mal Iraat. bmbI. Ita awltitn! alia and anllaa-tla akaailiala aooth the tlnu.a, allay wr Mae ead Ms t epraraal aomplioaUoaa. A lo-aaot koi from your druagUt la ail that la Naulitl Your Bumoy bark If It fall to oatUfs, URLOCK-NEAL CO.. NaalnlU, Teaa. Croat Roman Temple Th word "Pantheon" means a "tem ple or a alirlne dedicated to all th gods." It la specifically applied to magnificent building creeled at Rom by Agrlpp In 23 U. G. PREVENT GRIPPE-FLU HILL'S H with amftiln Bp. Colds arw ctorkari I bourm. ComplicatioQg an arol. jCj BeSurcItUJt Price 30c mm& quinine CctRIBai' 'tth portrait Garfield Tea Was Your Grandmother's Remedy For vry atomacb and Intcatlnal 111. Thli good old faah toned herb hom remedy for conatl patlon, atomach Ilia and other dorange- menta of th iy ton io preralent tba days I In yen greater faror a a family medlclm I HI rk SSL MP Sylvia TORY PROM THI START Handaome, faatldlou and wealthy yoana at. Crol Cralgh ton awaltt kla eweatheart at thalr Iryatl; place. She la late, thla nrdlniy little Pannaylvanla Iiuloh glr, Maaly Suhwanokton. Daaplta aar aaarnln Innonanoe and lanofanoe, aha auacaada In kaaplna aim at a Olatanoe, to hla oharln. Maaly, In the Rohwanoliton borne, where aha la bnardlna;, la altoaathar unlike the alii who meate 8t Croli elandaiilnaly. Ihe la the teacher In the aalahhorhood achool, of which Marvla Cralahtnn, Bt Croix brother, la auparlntandant Maali laarna that Marvin waa to have yiarrlad hie eoualn, a titled Kmliah lady, but, ballavlna aha waa fttrantad by the CrelKhtoa waajth, had rafuaad the alllanoa. It la the rumnr that Ht. Croli la to lake Marvln'e place and marry lh Kngllah (Ctrl. Ht. Cmli" JaaU ouay la arouaad by Maaly'a report el aa aaad eultor for bar hand. Ta girl alevarly daeoye him Into atmlttlna ha haa no Intention of auirrylna har. Marvin vlalta ehool In hla official eapaelty ae auparlntandant. CHAPTER IV Continued nut, yoa o, w modern teachera. we normal achool graduate, do not bel lev In eo-uh-clon and fnwca. In my government of thla achool, for ltv atnnco, I try to hnv all co-urr-alon com from within, not from without" Tine; If you can work It; can youf And thla Idea of youra teaching chil dren 'what 1 for their Immediate nao' (and "pleaaure,' I bellev you added?) I It for their phyalcal or mental growth that yon ar atrlvlngT for what I aaw aa I cam In her appeared to b violent gymnaatlr or an loca tion of th charleeton I" "I waa acting out a play for them Rarrle'a 'A Klaa for Cinderella.' I waa at tha ball" Tnt mm," he murmured. "Actlngr "Trying to," "Hut you'll hav thee apctarlan par ent on your back I Th plain' people, yoa know, ar horrified at tti word acting.'" "Hut I act verythtng I teach hla- tory, apelllng, grammar It' th only way I can teach." "Now, do yon know I would Ilk to yoa act apelllng t" "Well, yoa won't get a chanc tor "Look her I Don't yoa know what county auperlntendent laT "Oh, don't IT "To yoo your auper- Intendent ahould b aa a god; on to whom yoa ar but aa form In wax. Within hla power to leav th figure or dlsflgur It,'" h dramatically re cited paaoag from "Mldaummer Klght'a Dream," lightly adapted. Vary well, then, bow dar yon cheek m and aay yoo won't when I tell yoa to do a thing P "Ilecaue I'd rather toe my Job than bar you alt ther and laugh at mr "If not for a tner aupertntendent," h ahook hla head humbly, "to laugh at a normal achool graduate I though I'm aura, Ilia Bchwenckton, that th normal achool court doea not Include blatrlonlcal I do know that much about normal achool I However, 1 congratulat yoa." "On my Intelligent Idea about tearhlngP "On yonr excellent acting." Ph atlffened with alarm. "Hut but you're not Been It P ah objected. "You'r urt Ity th way what role wer yoa going to play when I pataed you on th road th other day dolled op Ilk a comic valentlneP 8h caught her breath. "Hut but yoa never looked at met Iv yoa ae with your left earP II laughed, roue abruptly, and held out hla band. "Good by. Ml" hla yea bored Into her Ilk gimlet "Bchwenckton ; I won't tortur yoa any longer with my nnwelcom pre nceP "Good by," ah alghed with deep r llcf. "Hut a few question befor I go, If yoa don't mind." II took out a pencil and notebook. "Tour claaa at Kntxtown normal P 8h could not aniwer that question offhand, apparently. "Walt a minute," Bb opened a drawer of her dealt, took out her diploma and handed It to him. Bh had been prudently keeping thla diploma at hand to b ready at need When he ahould call "Um-mm," h an Id thoughtfully. "two yeara ago. Too didn't toacb laat yearP "No-no." "Why notP "Well I waa going to ho married but, atrang aa It may aeem to yoo. I got Jilted." II caught hla lower Hp between hi teeth and (tared at her. Then, with an abrupt nod, turned away and left th achool room. "My 0 dT ah thought, her hand preaaed to her heart, "how much doea he auapectP It waa, of courao, her accent that betrayed her. She could perfectly dlagula It when ah adopted th ex treme Pennaylvanla Dutch dialect, bat nothing ahort of that could hid th foreign touch of her apeech. 8h could only hop that her poa- aoeatoo of thla Kulatown normal diploma would throw him off th acenl a e All th Bchwenckton, except th ailing wife and baby, war very tired f Aunt Itoty and longed for Buata'a rouvry not only for her own aaka, but becaaa It would rid them of th older woman'a nnpleaaant company, of the Minute By HELEN R. MARTIN Copyright by Vein, Maad m 0. WNU Barrio Meely and Mr. Bchwenckton both loathed her nncleanllneaa; Meely feared her apylng upon her; Rummy bated and reaented her; Llzxle waa afraid of her cold blooded aplt for th humiliating defeat the child had cauaed her; and Mr, Bchwenckton waa Impatient to b rid of her o thnt he could bring bom bis daughter NotUa. And at laat, In aplt of onaoultary condition!, and through th occaalonol conniving of Meely and th doctor to outwit Aunt Itoay and Mr. Bchwenck ton and air tha bouae, Bual began to rally and th buby to pick up; and a week after they wer brought down from th atuffy bedroom to th lea confined atmoapher of th kitchen, Bual waa almoat aa atrong and bloom ing a ah had ever been and tha baby begnn to get fat. Aunt Itoay waa ao reluctant to leav that Meely would hav auapected her of having purpoaely prolonged Buale'a But Nettle," Meely Felt Urged to Want th Child, "a Man In Mr. Cralghton'e Poaltlon Would Never Marry a Girl In Your In Our Place In Llf. convaleacenr by her bad rare of her had It not been manifest that the two alatera wer really very fond of each other. It waa peculiar attachment, fur Bual aeemed phlegmatlcally Indiffer ent to everyone elae. even to her baby, and certainly to her elderly hoaband. Ueely thought ah had never met any one ao atolld; ao Incapabl of being stirred by anything. Thla atolldlty aeemed mor mnrked than aver In eontraat with th adoles cent vlvldueaa of her atepdaughter, Nettle, who, on th very dny of Aunt Itoay' departure, waa brought borne from her grandmother'a by her father; a young girl In her early teens, with a pretty, though plebeian face, who awakening natur waa making her avidly curious about life. She wor ried fHual with questions to such so extent that the older women, not so cusiomed to nalng her brains, found the girl's rhatlentilng curiosity ex hausting to the point of pain. On evening Mr. Bchwencktnn's ab sence from bom (he had gon on a bualness trip to town) guv .Nettle an unwonted opportunity, for her father's presence wss check upon tha Inti mate questions she loved to ask. Ut ile and Bamtny had gone to bed; Meely, 'n a bathrobe, with her hair In a heavy brnld down her back, was silting at the kitchen table writing letters; Buslo waa rocking her baby befor th kitchen atov; and Nettie was stretched at full length on th aetteo facing her pretty and ridicu lously young stepmother. XXXXXXIXXXXXXIXXXXXIXXX'XXX First "Topical Song" What purporta to har been th centennial of American vaudevtll was celebrated recently, and although much waa aald about th origin of this form of amusement Olivier, "tha fuller," Frenchman, waa left out of tha picture. When Olivier waa born, nobody knows, but In HIS hla boom ing vole went to the choir celestial on th eheruhlra circuit Olivier waa a poet aa well aa fuller, and com posed songs which h aang at his work. Hla aonga wer Just frivol, yet they caught th public fnncy. They wer filled with hits on th foible of th day, topical aonga w would call them now. Thes then new lyrics, named In derision from th hamlet wticr Olivier lived In th valley of Ntd Law' Restraint What a cag la to th wild beast law Is to th sol fish man. Restraint la for th aavage, tlio rapacious, th violent; not for tha Just th genil th benevolent All necessity for ex ternal force Implies morbid Stat. Herbert Bpencor, "Bay Busle, why did yoa marry PopP aaked Nettle. "Ach because." "Hut why? Tell met O'on." Ach, well, because I did." "Ach, Busle, yoo must o' bad aom reason." "Ach, well, a body has to marry somebody." "Why must yon marry aomebodyT "Well If you don't want to be aa old maid." "Wouldn't yoa sooner b an old mnld than married to Top? I would I Too couldn't o been In love with fop, said Nettl reflectively. "Nettle Bchwenckton, I do bellev yon think lov Is Ilk In them movies I My sokes I That's only in them movies, Nettle. It ain't no aucb thing for really P "Hut It la, too. I felt It myself a'ready P "Ach, yon Just think yoa felt It be cause yoa seen so many of them movba whiles yon was In town ther with your gramma. Hut It ain't no such a thing for really. Ton only gotta look around yoo a little to see for yourself It ain't no aucb a thing." "I won't gc-t married," exclaimed Nettle, "unlcst I can meet np with such fellah Ilk Rudolph Vslentlno or Tom Mix or whoever! I wlsht," she sighed longingly, "I eould run Into Mr. Bt Croix Crelghton " Meely looked np from her letter and watched th girl's childish, pretty fac whose commonness waa almost obliterated by the soft dreamy ec stasy that lit np her vivid youth. "I seen Mr. St Croix Crelghton oncet or twlcet or so. Gee, he's aom swell dresser I And ain't he a good loo!: 1 I wlsht I could meet np with blmP Though thla longing of Nettle' seemed aa far a possible from Imme diate realisation, that very night was to seo It fulfilled. "Say, Meely," Nettle appealed to the teacher, "did yoa vr eo Mr. Bt Croix Crelghton P "I I think I did." "You'd know It If yoa did! Gee, he' got th styls to blml That" af firmed Nettle, "la th only kind of fel lah can hav mP Busl sniffed. "Ton hat yourself I don't think I Whst makes yoa s'pos a high-stepper Ilk him would tak np with you yetf Good landaP "They do In the movies sometimes when they fall good In love." "Yes, In them movies," Busle scoffed. "But Nettle," Meely felt nrged to warn the child, "a man In Mr. Crelgh ton position would never marry a girl In your In our place In life. Bo that your 'meeting up with him' would only mean nnhapplness for yoo espe cially If he fell In lov with yoo." "Hut In them movie" "Ach, them movies P Susl Inter polated. "All rlsht then I" retorted Nettle with sudden paaalon, "I'd sooner llv three weeks with a swell gen'leman that I could admar, than be respect able all my lire with a old man lit Pop! And Td think mor of myself for doln' It tool" "Well, Nettle Bchwenckton, If yoa alnt I" aatd Susie, only mildly scandal ised; nuthing could ever really rouse her to any show of feeling. "Nettle," Meely experimentally re marked, "jou know there's Mr. Marvin Crelghton over at Absalom Punts' there'd t tome chance of your meet ing him an none at alt I ahould think, of your running Into St Mr. St Croix Crelghton" "Ach, that ther county urterlntend- ent be' (tiff! I often seen blm a'ready and be didn't gimme no ro mantic feelings, tie ain't nothln' Ilk them movl actor" Th aound of steps on th kitchen porch Interrupted her. "Pop' back a'ready," she said, with glanco at th clock who hand pointed to ten. "He won't Ilk It we r op ao late." . Sh rose, yawned, and atretchlpg wide ber arms, revealed beautifully developing young figure. Meely, looking at her, wondered whether, In case Ihe girl's longing to meet 8t Croix wer i-ver realised, he would not find ber ren mor trrealst ltd than h waa finding "Meely Bchwenckton." (TO BB CONTINUED.) Sung by Frenchman th River Vlre, In Normandy, were called Vahlevlres, or Veuxdevlrea, and later Vaudevilles. Just aa on might ay today, slug n a Hlcksvllle ballad, ao fnstldloua Paris branded th song of Olivier ltasselln, aa of lowly pro vincial origin. Yet for 500 yeara th nam haa aturk, and Is now consid ered mor elegant than the American term, "variety." John Walker Har rington, In th Smoker Companion Magazlno, Toy Thought Wondtrt Less than 200 yeurs sgo, three quit ordinary mechanical toys attracted great attention when they wer ex hibited. On waa figure that played th flute, another a tanitx urine play er, and th third a awlmolng duck. Llfellk canaries thai sing natural ly when they ar wound np ar com monplace toy nowaday, Th first of thla typ of toy wss shown at th great exhibition of 1831 In England. When man begin to reason hi cease to feet tnJcyu UUVMJ SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST! Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART sW Sjsuis la UM toads Burt Of Beysf Kramtactaaa at I Th Reaton mils "I thoucbt It waa an awfully lull party." Mills "WhyP Hlll- Hecause they didn't Invite my wife." The BABY Why do ao many, many babies of to lay escape all the little fretful spells and Infantile aliments that used to worry mothers through tba day, and keep tbem np half the night? If yoa don't know the answer, yoa haven't discovered pure, harmless Cas torla. It 1 sweet to the taste, and weet In the little atomacb. And Its gentle Influence Seems felt all through the tiny system. Not even a distaste ful dose of castor oil does so much good. rietcher'a Castorla la purely vege table, ao yoo may give It freely, at first sign of colic; or constipation; or diarrhea. Or those many times when yoa Just don't know what is the mat ter. For real sickness, call the doc tor, always. At other times, a few drops of Fletcher'! Castorla. Th doctor often tell yoa to do Just that; and alwaya sari Fletcher's. Other prer 'rations may bo Just aa pare. Just aa free from dangerous drugs, but why experiment? Besides, the book on rare and feeding of babies that comes with Fletcher's Castorla Is worth ita weight in gold I Children Cry for OttSTArronD heal son throat Don't cough sll night s lew drops gives quick relict Never fails. aUUIDCm.laa. V 1 MI Van rhas COIClOf ""I"fc Protect Your Skin Against The Weather Bnao Don't Talk About at Remedy for mor i4 tV v-'-iaaaaa7 Your Kidney o ACT! UJ Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handr "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists. ' C Sauerllcadd Man Accorded Title of Football "Daddy The 1927 football season Is history. and all lovera of the great America sport are turning their attention to other game. But with the defeat and victories of the past season still frerfa In lb mind and all the talk of two vanity squads for 11(28 football la by no means forgotten. Football, aa most fans know, waa Introduced Into Britain by th Ro mans. From Britain It was brought to Canada and thence to America. Soma sulhorltles claim that th mod ern gam of football waa Introduced by Harvard In 1870. But tha "daddy of American football" la Gerrlt Smlta Miller, eighty-two yeara old, of Petera boro, N. Y. He I credited with or. ganlzlng the first football team la America the Oneida football dab. That wsa 64 year ago In 1803 and the organizer won hla letters as a star plsyer. Pathfinder Magazine. 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