The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19??, August 03, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSugar Long Esteemed It Is not known who Invented, ot discovered, augur, Bugnr has, It siiotns, been known allies (lie dnwn of his tory, hut not lu nil couiitrlca. The (.'hliioso appear to liova dullgMod their pillules with noma lort of eugnr for mora Hum 8,'XK) yenra; nnd It will known In India earlier thun In Kun-pe, being muilu from a Juicy reed or run. f One thing for ever remains our own, (lis rliilit of choleo, nni no out cna take Hint from us. We mny not be nhlo to change circumstances or t select our on v I run men t, but Hi wny It Ik ours to decide wlmt we will do with tlicni, whether we shall control tlioia or allow them to control us. First Grade of Silk Poor Tim flmt real silk iin by (he Wont eru world wm brought from India a far back aa 274 A. U. Hut It wasn't allk aa we know It todny. Soma or the ancient fnlirlca In existence todny art hoavy and uneven In texture, leas like ahwr modern allk than cotton cloth la Ilka fine linen. True Education The entire objuct of true education fa to ninke people not merely do the rliilit thliiKa but enjoy the rliiht things not merely liiduatrlous, but to love Industry not merely pure, but to love purity not merely Juat, but to hun ger and thlint after Justice. Ittukltt . Cut Flower Industry Grow. tig flowera aa a bualncaa wus unknown In America before 1R25. Tbs dnte of the opening of the flmt flor Int'a ahop la not ascertainable, but OH yeara ago It wm Impossible to buy rat flowera In aome of our leading cities. Study in Psychology When you haven't n a friend for 20 years and then auddenly run across picture of bl in aa he la todny doesn't Hint give you an odd, creepy feeling In the reicloh of the aolar jilexuaT-Dctrolt Tree Treaa. Courageous Ignorance Ttie eoursje to any you don't know fa prohnbly the real beslnnlng of find ing out aome facia. The fenr of moat of ua Hint we will appear Ignorant la one of the caiMea of our remaining Ignorant. Exchange. Label All Medicines A mlxtiike often made by parenla or ntiler people la to dlecard Inhela from medicines; Ihla often cauaee aerloua results by people muklng a mistake to Hie medicine which they have toktn. A Poor Job Wife "I think you're the meanest man alive Husband "That'a hard on yourself. According to your moth er, you have been the maklug ot toe. London Tit Wis. Loots Scissors A sfttiple way to tighten scissors la to mnke a poker red hl and press the rivet at each aide. Thla will cauae It to expand, and the (claaora will be like new. Ability's High Point The height of ability conalata In a thorough .oowlcdite of the renl value of thing, and of the genlua of the age In which we live. ItochefoucaulA Grownups Are Silly Small lU.y (viewing tiny and very new brother with great dlafavrr) And they cull that an Interesting event I London Sketch. When Rest Is Needed The beat time tc tnke mention la when one la tlrcdb and nervoua, ra- gnrdleaa of the eenaon or convenience. ' K. II. Mirehead. Biddy in Brainstorm A ben thnt mlatnkea a mall plane fur a chicken hnwk ahould te exam. lined by an allenlat Indlnnnpollt News. Welsh Flannel Prized Flannel made In Walea from the w.xil of the native mountain aheep bna (he highest reputation. Egyptian Mummy Cases Cedar or the light, durable wood of the fig tree wna uaunlly uaed for mummy caaea In Egypt. And Taxi Receipts What thla country needa la moth thnt will ent dnndcUona and old raior blades. Atchison (Untie. PROOF RESTS WITH PATIENTS Letter and names and aitrfreeut of htindrnU of grateful paHnU contained In our KKI-.K HOOK on KKiai ana colon anmrniet alio dctalU of If. C J. lion Snn-fturakal ni thod of treat, mrnl. whkh we um exclusively. Band fnr If tmlar and Irani of our WHITTKN ASSIIKANCK TO El IMINATK I'lLfcg UK Vr.K KKKHNIIIM) nam a lamjw.iaM u ijwi! COLON CLINIC r f- il RETT A IV. The Red A Romance of Braddocks Defeat Hugh Pendexter llli it i w f tiAM ex Lie I'lW (If 'Wi try Irwin Mytos jT " a W. N . U. SCRVICe CofyrigVit b Muqk 1Vleler SYNOPSIS Impovarlahad by the opan tiandad aanaroalljr of hla fnlliar, Virginia ntlaman, youna Wab alar lirond la aarvlne aa a anout and anr for Ilia army under 0n eral liraddoek preiiarlna; for fha advance on Kort Liuuuaane. lie baa Juat returned to Alexandria from a vlelt U the fort, whara, poalna aa a Krancliman, ha baa aeoured valuable liifurrnallnn. liraddoek, brad to European war fare, falle lo reallaa lha linpur tanre of tba nawa. lirond laaent back to Kort Uugueena, alao bearlne e meaaaae lo Ueoraa Croghan, Unllah emlaaery amona the Indiana. Hrond )ulna hla friend and fellow acout, Hound Paw, Indian chief, and Ihey at out On tba way they fall In wlih typical backwoodaman, Ualaar Cronilt, who Jolne them. The parly encountera a group of aet tiara threalenlna; a young girl, Klale lilnwoM, whom they accuae of witchcraft. Urond aavea her from them. Tba girl d leap pea re. CHAPTER III Continued I believed the t'rvucb were whlp(ied, fur bad 1 nut recently vlalted luquea ne and obtnlncd full knowledge of the fort'a wrakuree and the red muni uncnilneaat And yet there waa aotue tlilng In Croghnn'a tulk, or way of apenklng, thnt left me depreaeed. Whin be declared the French were whipped, It a I moat accrued aa If be were dwelling upon It Juat to keep bla courage tip. Hut the morrow brought the van guard of the Forty fourth, and the entire regiment waa In camp by mid day. Then came General Uraddock nd bla eacort of light hone, and the druma began Uie'Grenudlera' March, nd the arena waa gay and very cob orfuU I forgot my gloomy mood and buuahed with the beat of them. Two hour later, Colonel Dunbar and the forty-eighth marched lu, end there waa more cheering and high aptrlta. Now It did eeem aa If we aoon could be about the bualneaa of driving the French behind the Great lukca. The trtlllery, however did not come up end would not for another ten dnya but what oddaT llradilork woe wllb ua with bla two Invincible regiment. Even though their uulfurma made them conaplcuoua target a, the French were too weak to eppoae them. All that remained waa to march awlftly to Duqueane and fly our royal banner lo place of the Lillet, Then e would atilft our ttrcngth to the north and capture Magnra end Crown I'olnt, and teach the New dig lundera bow to fight, tn.ly hun dred and fifty mllea remained to be covered before France'a grip on the Ohio would he forever removed. Ah, but now we were In fine aplrlta thine flrat few dnya after llraililm k reached the creek. Ilia very auaterlty waa a guarantee of complete auiceaa. The colonlea were confident the fall of the enemy wna but uintter of dnya. Uraddock bad arranged to eend back the latent newa by meana of mounted expreaaea. And every Thurs day wenlcrn hound niull-rlder wui to atari from rhlladvlphla to over take the army. I could vlalnn the arrival of our express and the enthu slaim our bulletins would arouae when read aloud at every hostel. And much good news wns brought by Uraddock and bis staff. A lurge delegation of Catnwbna and ('hero keea were to meet men from Hie Long Hunts at Winchester and provide ua with an overwhelming red force. The Catawbaa alone were to send ns a hundred end fifty warriors. As a re suit of the Winrheater council our camp would be overrun with red al lies. But do Indiana came to Join ua. Croghnn'a belts to the lake tribes brought ua neither Shawnee, Twlght wee, Wsndut or I'luiikushaw. Hut, while trifle disappointed. ' renlty did not matter. If they would not fight with as then aurely they would not fight agulnat ua. They were sim ply waiting nntll It was definitely de cided who waa to be the winner. It they refused to participate In active wnrfnre, then en much the leas would our efforts be lo smooth them down, The French were whipped. We needed no Indiana to aid us. To the Inspiring tune of the"Orenndlere' March" white men would ouat while men from Du queane, and the bends of the Ohio would forever be sealed against (he French. Cronilt hod Intended to enlist ns Soldier, but hud changed his mind after watching the provincials ai their drill, and beriime wagoner Hound I'nw and I wandered about the camp unuttnclied, enjoying the lively seence. A few wugons, drawn hy four hnrsee each, begun to come In. Our ardor might bnve been dampened If not for the promise mnde by Mr Franklin. We looked In him for ilia oecessnry aupply of horses, wugnu and pack, nnd limit vehicles, MoaU, 71-Wl.VMi 'fC4I liJeY.Jim -to The ten days' delay In the arrival ot (he artillery was one cloud In our sky, for If It moved so slowly In mak ing the crock whnt would be Its rate of progress once It attempted the raw wilderness road now being construct ed? To expedite the rond we must lay down, Ht Clair and Major Chap man, of the Forty-fourth, marched with els hundred men to emoolb the woy to the Little meadowa on the Ynuglilogcny, tome thirty miles dis tant from Fort Cumin-Hand. When we marched It would be lo three di visions, under llulket, young Horatio Gates and Dunbar. What bad surprised me was the number of while women In ramp. I counted thirty wives of soldiers. In addition to these there were Croghan'e alxty Iroquois women and children. Thus (he noncomhntunts made very "Whet's This Confuilon Meant I Am Colonel Washington, Aids da Camp to Csnsrsl Braddock." reapectnhle showing and used tip much of our provisions; and we were not well supplied wllb food. After our first high spirits bad subsided a bit, we began to notice something else that might become very serious. The regulars, upon whom Uraddock de pended almost exclusively were fulling III In large numbers. They had been herded on transports and bsd been deprived of fresh provisions. Meat was the principal Hem of food on the creek end It waa oversalted. The result might have been foreseen. The coming of (he army brought many wondamen flocking lo (he creek, and I began (o meet old acquaintances who had never heard me called any tiling except 'liiucir I'.rona. After a day or so they would slip away while others would lake their place to ob serve silently end form opinions. I frequently saw General Uraddock walking about the camp with hla of ficers, nnd was shocked to observe he looked worried and discouraged. There was much muttering end complaining among the provincials. The com mander, being a rigid drill master. InelMted (hul (he provincials be worked dully and made (o go through the manual with fine precision. The provincials were alow and slovenly at maneuvers and aroused the general's dlagust and contempt. Thla aoon he came generally known and waa hotly resented. I tulked with some of the guards nd endeavored to give them some Odd Power of South In bis story of his explorations In South America, Dr. William McGov era has something to tell us about the dreaded vampire bat Huts are not believed to possess any aullvn which could act aa a local an esthetic; and yet ll 'la a fact that they can Inaert their long teeth nnd suck out the blood of their victims without awakening them. Not a single case Is known In which a sleeper has awakened while the vampires were nt their work. It Is also very curious thnt the hats never attack a person who Is nwnke, however silent nnd motionless he niny be. Ho writes Interest Ingly of the Amo million medicine men. The Indian medicine men are no doubt chai'liitnns In many respects, The People Above SclelitUa In Siberia have discov ered nn elephant thut bus been petrl lied for 40,IKH) years, and we cnn'l help wlHhlng Hi it the people In the apart ment nlmve ours would Inula their pair for this one. Detroit News. Inkling of Hie way war would be waged did the French have the te merity to give us battle. Hut they could not understand, having had no experience In our woods style of light ing. Kngland had failed to find any merit In our rifles, although these typically American weapons resulted from long experience In forest-hunt-Ing and fighting, where the fear of Indians called for minimum amount of noise and the maximum of ac curacy, and where powder and lead were so precious that ' small bore, long barrel piece waa the ouly gun man could carry any distance. A sergeant was mildly curious shout the little hinged box In the stock of the gun where I kept (he greased patches of linen. I proudly explained (he virtue of (be patch, and be Impatiently urged: "You're proper mno. Put away thnt piece and enlist and learn bow to fight." "I am to serve aa acout." "You're master dark of akin for an Englishman," be remarked, hla dull gur.e auddenly growing suspicious. "My people were English, I was born In Virginia." "You're black enough for French man." "I was taken for Frenchman at Duquesne this spring." He grunted and walked away. I had forgotten him end waa starting to visit the Iroquois camp when babel of voices from the direction of (he parade ground attracted my at tention. A score of soldiers, released from drill, were bearing down on me In very buslnesrllke manner. My acquaintance, the sergeant, was lead ing them. They grouped around me and the sergeant said! "We believe you're spy from tbe French." "Then report It to your superiors. fiut the man who calls me epy la liar." I dropped my long rifle In the hollow of my left arm and swung It about and enlarged tbe circle, and warned: "It'll be eaay for you men (o murder me. but I'll take at leaet one of yon with me. If you honestly believe me a spy, report me. But bands off." Tbe fellows Iscked nothing In cour age and I believe they would have rlrked closing In on me If not fot tbe arrival of horseman, lie looked scarcely out of bis teens, although only a year younger than L or twenty- three. The horse, skillfully bandied, swept a cleared space before me, and the rider sternly demanded: "What's this confusion meant I am Colonel Wsshlngton, aide de camp to General Uraddock." Of course 1 recognised him tbe mo ment I glimpsed him. Tbe sergeant humbly explained: "We believe, air, he la a French spy, We came to take btm before our cap tain." He dismounted and took sharp look at my dark face, and after mo ment cried: "Hal Mr. Brund. of Alexandria. Webster lirond, whom I bsven't sees these three years. What's this about you being a spy?" "It's their Imagination, Colonel. reported to (he council In Alexandria, after playing spy for the English at Duquesne. General Braddock himself will remember me." "Then It was yoo who was before the council," be cried and tbrust out bis band. "I arrived after yon bed left and In the confusion I did Dot bear your name." Turning to the soldiers be raid: "Thla man Is a loyal subject of bis majesty and he baa done the king and the colonlea excellent aervlce. Be more csutlous another time." They were glad (o withdraw. Col onel Washington eat down on the log oiid motioned me to sit beside blm and BKked: "Can you tell me what you learned while at Duqueane! I'm hungry for newa of the country, and I've had do chance to talk wlih hla excellency. Governor Dinwiddle. I was Indis posed and tanly lo rejoining the army." So I repeated In detail, and various things Braddock had not bad the pa Hence to listen to. When I ended, he thoughtfully mused: "There's but one thing to guard agulnat a surprise attack on the way If we can avoid that, we'll have Du quesne Juat aa surely ss we're now cnmplng no this creek. Where would they be likely to lay an ambuscade!" "You believe they'll lay oner (TO BE CONTINUED.) American Vampire Bat but many of them are certainly pos sessed of really remarkable powers. They appear to know a great deal more than most Europeans about massage, and they are unquestionably acquainted with the nature and use of ninny atrnnge herbs, drugs and not sons. It Is also highly probable Hint these men are more than superficially ncquniniea with principles of hyp nousin. Won Over Detractors Originally the term "Gothic archl lecture" was applied In contempt by adherents or Hie classical school which accepted the Romaneaque style. They considered Hie pointed arch bar tin rons end grotesque, therefore. tiothlr. It soon mnde a place for It self and wns widely employed through out i-.urope in the construction of cathedrals, churches and abbeys. Flight ot Birds Birds commonly Ry against or nrroc a wind current, and are upset If the) lly wllb a strong wind. Hare Evidently Had Good Ear for Music Tbe late Iter. It, Eustcote of Exeter, England, once (old (he story of Ave choristers who, one Sunday evening. were walking along the hunks of the Mersey In Cheshire, After a time they ant down on the grass and begun to alng an anthem. A bare passing with great swiftness toward the place where they were sitting stopped at about twenty yurds distance from them. Bhe appeared to be highly delighted with the music, and as soon as the singers ceased returned slowly to the wood. When she had nearly reached the end of the field the choristers be gan (o sing again. Tbe bare stopped, turned round, and came swiftly lo the same place and re mained listening In seeming rapture and delight until the singing ceased, when It returned to the woods. Patriotic Chinese Girls Students of the Jlng N)lh girls' achool at Shanghai have aet a new precedent In Chinese wsr relief work. They have organized to help tbe sol diers at the front and to aend them gifts. Including socks and cigarettes. At a recent theatrical entertainment hundreds of girls pledged themselves to procure funds and glfta for Uie "Nationalist boys at the front" Cute inaBaby Awful at Three -and it's Dangerous- by Ruth Driitaln . u.-.i. I Thumb sucking does look swevt In a baby, but It Is disgusting In the three-year-old end sometimes It hangs on nntll fifteen or sixteen! Tbe habit may cause an in formed mouth or In duce adenoids; snd It always Inter feres with digestion. Pinning the rleeve over the hand; attaching mit ten a, or putting on cardboard caffs, w hlcb prevent bending the arms at the elbows, are some of the wsya to stop tbe bablt Another bad bablt Irregularity In bowel action la responsible for weak bowels and constipation In babies. Give the tiny bowels sn opportunity to act at regular periods each day. If they don't act at first, a little Fletch er's Cohorts will soon regulate them. Every mother should keep a bottle of It handy to use In case of colic, chol era, diarrhea, gas on stomach and bowels, constipation, loss ot sleep, or when baby Is cross snd feverish. Its gentle Influence over baby's rystem enables blm to get full nourishment from ' his food, helps blm gain. Strengthens bis bowels. Castoria Is purely vegetable and barmleas the recti Is on tbe wrap per. Physicians have prescribed It for over 30 year. With each package, you get a valuable book on Mother hood. Look for Chas. IL Fletcher's signature on the wrapper so you'll get tbe genuine. Lions at a Bargain Lions mny be bought for less than greyhounds, according to a valuation placed on wild beasts at tbe London ton. Eleven are valued at only l-V) earn. Tigers are worth at least dou ble, while the Indian rhinoceros, priced at ,'i,(Hi, has the highest figure. IIIp popntoml are considered lees vuluable, one-year-old "Jimmy" being listed at U.IHJO. The total valuation of all the soo animals Is nearly f 173,000. 4 no trier Kind ot Trouble First Lady She orter take care of that cough of here. I remember she told me once ber old futher died of tbront trouble. Second Lady Ah, but his wasn't tbe same sort He was hanged I They Stay Put "Are good husbands hard to find!" asked the sweet young thing. "No," replied the old married wo man, "a good husband spends bis time around home and you alwaya know where be la." Cincinnati Enquirer. Not a Word First Maid Your flnnce stutters quite a bit, doesn't he! Second Maid Yes; hut It doesnt matter. After we are married be won't have a thing to say, anyway. The wise worm doesn't crawl out nntll after the early bird has eaten bis breakfast Snep linM IK' A D0NT suffer headaches, or any oi thote pains that Bayer Aspirin can end in a hurry I Physicians prescribe It, and approve its free use, for it does not affect the heart Every drug gist has it, but don't fail to ask the druggist for Bayer. And don't take any but the box that says Bayer, with the word gtnuint printed in red; Aanlrla Is the trail mart ef Harr afenafactel ef aloaeacetleaeldeeter f taileylleaelg Chickens Rapidly "Picked" Machine-picked chickens may be (ha next Innovation lo the market If a ma chine from England la widely adopted. By thla machine the feathers art plucked by auction, pin feathers and all, at the rate of a bird a minute. Tbe feathers sre drawn Into a fan-shaped contraption and stuffed dry Into a bag. The fan makes 500 revolutions a mln nte, sufficient to strip an ordinary fryer. It tnkea about 7D0 whirlings to pick an old rooster or a beo past Its laying prime. Not one person to 1,000 can de scribe Interestingly a movie be has seen. We've quit trying. "AS NECESSARY ASJREAD" Mr. Skahan's Opinion of Pinkham't Compound Esngue Centre, Vim. '1 bsve taken 10 bottlna of Lrdi E. Pink- m v ' - r . -1 I - i nam a t rgmAuiv lompoana ua would no more be without bot tle in the bouse than I would be without bread. It has made a new woman ot me, I used to be so rroaa with bit huah&nd when I was Buffering that T don't know how he atood me. Now I am cheerful and strong and feel younger than I did ten yeara ago when my troubles began." Mas. Jons Ssuhah. 20 Emory St., Baugus Centre, Msas. POISON IVY Hanford'i Balsam of Myrrh wteem feM tm ir batt If Mt emnmet COMPLEXION IMPROVED r. . . QUICKLY I Carter's littla Uver Piita rwetrVasalaSlalaiatris love the bowtla free froea n-,n and unoleaaaat eftee etcta THev relieve the ereteaa of conetio tioe poaioe wWh eaeov haaee cauae pteapfae. Remember they are doctor1 preacraptioa and oa be takes by the en lire faeailv, AU Dmaauu 5c ead 7S Red Padutee. CARTER'S ESI PILLS TT.ORE3TON SHAMPOO-ldeal for see b cooDecUon wllb l'arkrr'e Hair Balaam. 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