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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1928)
What Will do : tm When your Children Cry tor it There. 1 hardly a household (tint hasn't heard nf t'aatoria! At lenat five iiiIIIIiiii hiiiiit'i are never without II. If there lire children In your family, there's nliiuwt ilnlly need of Its com fnrt. Anit any lil(ht way find )"ii very tliiinkful there's a bottle la the houe. J nut h few drops, anil Hint colic or mntlnllin l relieved; or Oln rrhi-u cheeked. A vcceliilile iriiliii't ; baby remedy men tit for young folk. ('iiRlnrln Is shout the only thing yon linvn ever heard doctor arivlae Riving to InfnnU. Wronger iiiedli'lnca are ilniiui-roua to tiny baby, however hnnulf'S they limy b in grown up, flood, olil Ciinlorla! Remember Hi iiii inn, and rememlier to buy II. It limy Kinr yon a sleep-h-sn, ansloua night. It In nlwny ready, nlwuy m ft' to line; In emergencies, or for vtryilny ailments. Any linurnf the day or night Hint Unity become fret ful, or roth-. Cnxiiirlii wn never HKin Mi.uliir wild mother tlmn It U twin y. Kvery druiriilxt linn It. Traatar far America? California limy soon gain the li r from the fiimnu Wok I'ogcg church. It was In Hie liurli rcj of HiU church Unit tlrsy wrote lil "Elegy In Country Churchyard." If the sug gestion now before Hi local rhnrrh mum II receives the (Inn I approval of tli chancellor of lh diocese, the ullnr III ton cron Hi Atlantic to adorn III Tlmi-rli of Ilia l.lltle flowers," near l.os Angeles. Worth Knowing When Winter Cold Comett I'ld you eior hear of five-hour remedy fur rvlil'T There I one, and It really ilmw bring you out of it com pletely. Kven If It's grlpi. tlilx nieth oil work, only Inke Ixiitfi-r. I'iie's ('Id Compound In tablet form. I'li'iiMint tntltig. hut It surely liui the aolhorlt) !" Adv. Had T.. did Man Yea, sir, I've smoked for ill years and then all of sudden I quit. Vounit Sinn What brought about Ilia chunge alter an many yenrsl (Hit Mini Wi-nt to work In a gmo line iil.til. A Do' Power. I.gs hate often contributed to ami often t-tili I rt.t li- Ilia llvia of I how wllli uliiiin they rnme In contact. American Mugar.lne. A "light year" In the spuce traversed In on year by a my of II; hi. which In air Iratcls at the rule of IsO.I'rt ndle a wcnml. Acidity The common chum of illK'tlve dlfll ftlltlm Ih ixi'I'Hh aclil. HiiiIii ihiiiioI alter thl ronillllnii, ami It Ihiiiin the tonuicli. Siiliiclbliig (hut will lieu tnill.c llic Nclilliy Ih Hie miinIIiIi thing to Inke. 'Chut Ik why iiIi.vmIcIiiiik tell thi- imhllc in ne l'hllllw Milk ol MiiKiii'xIn, (Hie k km tti fill of Ihln ili'lluhlfiil irc .'inilloil en n iipiiIi'iiIIkp iiiiiny IIiiii-m ll volume In mill. It mix 1 1 1 l it 1 1 1 1 ; re lief Ih iiilri(, mid vry iiiiui'?iit. All gua Im iIIhhIIi'iI; nil kihii'ii" I coon gnnei the whole lyatem N awectcned. Ho try thla iwrfect nnll nclil, nml re iiicnilicr II In Jit"! u good for children too, nml iilniNiitit for them to Inke. Any drug alore hna the genuine, pre ci Ipllonul product. ' Phillips Milk . of Magnesia f i A Romance oE Btraddocls Defeat CHAPTER IX Continued ro of one thing I wua pnnlilve, and I hold to Hint opinion toilny: Onvrul llrndilock wui convinced Unit wliut vr be won inunt be achieved hy hli lieraomil efTurla. I did lulk with Mr. Nhlrley, Um coniiiiunditr'i lecretnry, who mid ha would innka t vvrbnl r port of wbnt I bad learned while la l)u(iioniie. Whether he aver did lub mll Hie liiforninilon I brought, I rail' nut ray, but I believe Hint be did be came of hla fear thai Hie ciimpulgn wui being mlaiiiunnged. I can eirnlly Imagine llraddiK-b llalanlni to my Im portant Information and giving It only panning consideration, 'I" ignnr lug It etitlrely. That night the army camped at lluh creek, where Brnrou ady onia bad I vllluge. We were now within three euay Diarchea of Duquenne, even tlioiigli the army moved alugglalilyi and I could Dot perceive any reaaon why weilmutd not attala our otijeetlva. After all, I lulrt Olet and t'romlt, elckueaa and death waa ever tlra price paid when large body of mea, more or lei airun gera totliell environment, pnai through a virgin country. I took It for granted that oa every level bultMllelrt of Ku rope ahkneaa elnlked every army. Crowd bad not much to any be cauae ( the blue fumUhed by bia drenm. Glut iqioke guardedly and raid that white auuia phuaee of Die cam paign were ool to hla liking atlll we ought ta take the fort wow we were committed to the Turtle creek courae. WhIUi wa were tulklng Sir John HI. Clair and aevcral orllcera came along and Bt tlnlr called out to ui: "To men moat know thla country. To will come along with ui to r cotiMolier." We tell In behind tlirm and were aoon drareiidliig the ateep bunk Hint It a chamrlerlnllp of the counlry'a aireama. Nor wue the nppoalie bank any more tnvltliig. HI. tlulr atudlcd the bunk thought fully for a minute and Hicl aald to hie olfli-era: Thla la very liud. The army baa loat heart bevauKe of Mugh travel. If the country beyond la aa bud aa thla It III iboui HnUli uny rjilfll Ibat'a !." "II will tie Impoaalliki to Hike the artillery and wngona auy further ihun thla bank, 8lr John, unle' we nd muck time prep.irlng ImiIIi bnnka. auin one of Hie eiiilneera. "That la very iliiln mullervd St. Clair. "And Unit's the devil of II." "If you can gel yoiii guua and wugona acrora, I van auou luke you to a ridge Unit leads to Ihaiueane.'" sioke uo (ilt. "Once you are on the ridge, you won't bate uiucb trouble; and you'll l.nd the country om-ii uiiii nm filled fur auibUM-aik-a, or aur print at tacks." Aa Im waa aervlug as guide lo Ocn erul ItiuddiK'k mid was well known lo colonial efTiilm, bis worda were He lened to. BU Oiilr auggeated be try lo find a niort fuvorable croudng. He ; told them there wa not uimli choice I at Ih banks continued much I he an me but be did lead I Hem lo where the en pronch to Hit creek wiia lea dllllcult and pointed out a Ihlnly limbered elt valloo aa Mug the ridge The chief engineering problem win to crim Hie creek and amrnd Hie op poolie bank One young lleiilenaiil mid if be could have llie ue ol a hundred soldiers, b ciuild euae Hie wagoia and gun down one sloie and haul Ihem up Ihe olhei by uieana ol Hie I'Uig ciiblea currliil by Hi army Auolher, who liail charge of the ax men, guiirniileed reiidlly lo uiiike ruu wuya of loga nml Ihcrehy grently ei IH-dltt Ihe pm-puge of the gun and warn n truln Glut culled on me lo rvical wind I alrehily binl Mil Mr. Shirley. Inn led If the army would crona Ihe creek nml strike sirulglil for iinueue ll could nol Im smoked Willi nny degree ol auciena even If the ludlnna could lie Imlucid lo alliick al all I guided ('miln'.n llemijiil lo Hnil elTecl. As I hey did nol cul me idiorl I udded l"i gi'd imiiMiie. Iluil there would lie greul duligel l'lh crosnllig ol Hie Moiioiiguliela Mini Unit ll would Ih- pracllcully liiiiHwylhle lo avoid mi inn hum n ile. Iluil lien u Jell ulreudy hud lilunnrd to plunl an iinihii'h along Hie river rond. tit John seemed lo be alroiiuly I m presned by m.v siiiteiuciils. uiucli linn so Hum he would have been hud I nimle a sliullur lulk al AIcmiimIiIii oi WIH'b cn-ek WIicii we relurned to Ilia rump, we fully believed Hie nmr row's liinrcb would remote ll fioiu all feur of a nuiaked nlluik The con vernillou iliiioiig Iheoltli-ers nil Hdlileil lo this wlx miineiiver, nml om aplrll grently lmproeil Aflel Mil John hud lulked wlin Mrnddoi k Ul'l neiil fnt t'ronul nml I led lloiiml I 'hiv holdliiu n h w won Willi Ihe lew Ih-luWiirea nhlle we went lo Iluil Hie lilliwiilil girl Wngnuci Moigiin wim one ol Hie hint teniindcra lo urrle. dcpplte Hie m roinlllloll ol hi linrxen He In rormed ii Iluil om Utile fileml rliui'lng a kettle Willi luo nol diet wives. We ihii lociiled her Hhe liud tnnde her sen known to Hie women Inn rllll wore her iihihcuIIii guih which na very aetislb'i ol her I look hei O'lile for a Utile talk mid ill once oi lerveil she wo In n anhel luood In fuel, she bcpiiiciI lo he more iIowiiciini Hiun when we were lluldliig Tot out live In Ihe I'rnr.ler ciihln I etideiiv ured to cheer hei up. mid polutvd oul By Hugh Pcndexter llluttraiiont by Irwin Myers CwrlrtI hf llHh PmdnUt, WNU Mrlc how thnukful we ahould be for our dellverunce from I'onllnc's snvuges. Tluit whs Hit frying puii," she sighed. "I tell you I feel bad luck, mister. They'll Jump oo us wlien we puss through the thick woods. Them soldiers don't know nny mora nnout Injuns Ihun as If they wss so many COWB. , "You shouldn't Buy such things. You'll lake Hie heart out of Hit men 1 I hey hear you." "I ain't a fool even If I come from a family of nllclies," she sngrlly re torted. "I'm talking lo you, not to the soldiers" Then with Inatuul re penlunce: "I didn't go for to speak to you llks this, inlnler. But then women here are scared. And yet all they lulk about la the rllks and One rlolhes they'll have when we march Into Iiuipienne. You'll come and talk again with' me tomorrer, mlnter? You've done so much for me. "I'll tnlk with you. I've dune mrth lug. You'r hitching the cart ahead of the liorte. If not for you. I never could bnve left the luiut-siie stock- de.H "I tell you It wus the Injun who done all Hint." 'Aflei you had told hltn of my dan ger and hud planned for ua to acule the water gnte und tin I you Hulling with a cunoe. I'll aee you tomorrow, and Ihe neil duy; and on Hie third day I'll see that you get some of the tine cloth If the Kren'h don't burn everything before leuvlng Ihe fort." "I reel bud lurk, bill I'll hoie for the he!." she muttered. "And don't go Into dmiger, miner." The luit wut so Incongruou after whnt we hud been through logeiher, and In view ot Ihe purl I muM piny as sroul, thul I liiughed and eve she smiled, slhelt a bli wistfully Rlieguve me her amall hand and eyed me with atrange aleudlne; then dliconrerled me by gmvely inylng: There ain't no vhroud around you yet I'm thinking you II live througli It. Croiiill cuuie up In Mine lo hem Hit Dial and anxhundy Inquired: "What about me. Hilary III mould was milling, hut hi eye were unenny Hhe hesitated, then mid him: "Anyone you come In grip with will die." With Hila he abruptly left us snd hunled beraelf al Hie lire. We went lo where Hie ium-ers were camping and looked for t'ohmel Well ington, but be hud nol yel refNirted lo llmddock. I did meet I'nplnln Hu by. howeter. He bud lout niueh of hli stoulner and wus a leun and hard bb a hound "Wehfter llnnid, by all Hint l qutilut '." he cried on recognizing me. And Hill lime he was eager to clup my bund, "l ie looked for you all along this ruraed uiiirch and throuith all Hie curved days we've crawled ami Addled awu) Hie lime l ord! but I'm glud Ilia AleMindilu folk ciin'l wluil a rough lookltig lot we are. Where huve you Ih-cii and whul do ynu think we'll do nexlT" I etplulned. and he declared ni) lu lueniie trip dlplued "diiiiiln-d" rare nHirlmniohlp I Mil him Hie worrl of Hie ciimpulgn win met and Mint we would lie free from Imllnn attack after we bud cromil the creek and luki-n to the rlih:e. "A fight would he wvlcoiiie," he lealll) replied, "li s lid d-d rruwl ing along, like a Worm on a leut, I hid luki-a Hie gimp oul ot Ihe men II you'd alnyed villi u from Ihe lime we qull Will' crirk. youd undernliind bow Irllles ciiii eul Ihe heart oul ol a mini WihhI lick iiiiiio) more Kiiple Ihun tiger do. Iteully. we ollli-cm ol Die Vliglnliin have given up our- lug guge miliuiil until we cnrcely have illiylhlng left except wluil we have on I bo'ie Ihere'll be mini' clean linen al liuipicriie. If there lint. III nevei foi give Ihe French I upane Hie folk hmk home are thinking tonight Hull we're already In lniiiifiie." There was no "liuck hoioe" fol me, no folk lo Ion rn how I bad fared; and I hud nothing lo any He run on: "I've wnl word to Jom-phlne by every explens. bill prohulil) ahe linxii I received one oul of live ot my lei lei. I told her I hiiiln I neon you So vou don't ex-l we'll I ntinckeil by Die led devil on nm way in Hie fort r OOOOsKChXOOO0)OCOO: America. Great Debt I'loiieel nml hers pluveil n grenl pirl ill Amcricuti uiiiiiiIm. Hollowing Hit! one I hey loved Hie) liiuile homes prion up in Hie wlldi-riiex r'nun helping lo Im i lil Hie cuhln ruhdug the little crop, tveiivlng the clothes ilovvn the long ruiige ot ceiiM'ler-s toll which from lei life holds, Hie) were cowmk era wllh Hie men who gute America IS liilc luidciiil ol III I .en h A Knx mink write In Ihe Nmioiuil Itcpuhllc. Around the wide iiioiilheil lliepliii'es nl lilghl III Hie Icolnted ciililn Hicne mother ol Aiiielleiill yenleiiluy hlld the foilmlullou mourn ol Twentieth ceiilui) procrcsr. Here they luiighl letnoim liefore the coming ol Ihe choolm,inier ; here they lulmlil rell glut' from the preeloim luinlly lllhle Innj before Hi sleepius ol while "Not If we follow Ihe ridge road. Yes, If we follow the river rond." "Then I'm glud It's the ridge. Ite inemher, Web, how we ured to pluy at lighting Indians and always pluiined to run Into un ambuscade and make a very narrow escape? Lord, thai seems million yeurs ago, We didn't want any open ridge marching In those days. Nothing but bloody fighting In the shrubbery at the foot of the Carlyia gnrdens. And how we used to rescue fair Biuidensl How Joe would squeal, she was that nervous; and how cool and collected the Haze girls always were! Jot wus mora fun she felt her part niore. Web, our hearts were higher then than now. Time hat made cowards of us of me, anyway. And who would have believed that would be bert together like this oa the short of Hit d d creek I Thank Rod thul Jot Isnt bert to be res- cued P' "Amen lo that!" And 1 wished and wished thut the witch girl was as safe as Josephine of old Alexandria. He urged me lo rhare mess with tilts snd several others from the home town, but I wus uneusy snd preferred to fuke a piece of meat from the rangers' fire and to prowl deep In the woods for freah algus until the dark ncss drove me In. Wbeo Ihe drums beat the long march on Ihe morning of Hie seventh I turned oul to ssrlst In gelling Ihe wagons across Ihe creek, tut what waa my amusement to learn that the course bod been chnnged during (be night's council, and thai 8L t'lulr bad Anally decided ll would be best tor Ihe army to awing clear of Ihe rugged country entirely and to march direct for the Monongiihels. This would oecesillule crossing at a point where the river bends lo the north, and after marching across the bend, to recross JuM below the mould of Turtle creek. This shift In plan waa due to the excellent forda and their gently sloping bunks There would be no d'fllculiy In cnwslng Hit guns and wugons. Destiny was tak ing ihe (dim old girl snd me bark to tl frailer cuhln. I buuled up IheOnomluga and found him frexhly imlnled for war and softly reminding tils orenda thut he was a nnin of the Wolf chin. After finishing hla chiiiitlng lie cried out to me: "Yo-hiih I They sny some very brave men will die before two more sleeps, while brother. Tliey sny It Is not food for UM-n ui grow aid until they find sll men I tough." The Kretub will die bravely If tbey light," I agreed. They any Hie Fmxb will not die alone, ll will tie a very strung tight There will he no tl-lil unless lleno )cu run drive Ids Indluns Into (nuking s surprise attack." "There will I a tight." he gruvely assured me "Many axe will be cov ered witli new palnl (blood! They my Ihe t'ligllsh from over Ihe Blinking wuier du nol ki:i how to tight." The iMdawnres have told you that. They talk like old women." "A wolt howled In Hie night to He Wolf auin." he correceld The talk of nur nephews. Ihe lnl Lenupei goes by Hound I'uw's ear without enter lug Let the witch woman change her ell into a ood and fly awuy." "Let nij red brother keep thut talk thul up In hi bug." I wirued secret ly u I urn led hy his reference to Hie I 'in weld girl. Km should there I a rttit with Ihe fort Indluns I retired h would refuse lo hide In a wagon until II wus over; snd II did seem a cruel Inline Hull after etaplng from Kra xler's cuhln she should run the rlk nt being hideously killed within gun allot of It "Lei del turn hersell Into a bird and rly buck lo Hie SnMiiehnnna." he culled after me. I hiiKletied on. eugel lo tlnd Ihe girl and pervuiiile hei lo stay well hark among the wagon. Kven II we were amhuhid and well blooded Hhe -would be aufe al Ihe rear of the line. The Mivuge could ne v el break through even though Ihey rhoulri -punish Hie head of Hie army. Site greeted in shyly and waa airungcly willing lo d as I aaked. I wus surprised und pleused with bel utqiilem-eme; for I knew (he hud hut Utile thought tor her own safety There """, howevei. a smiill condl llou attuched to hei promise; and slie expreiwed ll lliur. (TO UK t'llNTINllKD.t to Pioneer Mothers churches dotted the tnmlni-npe. All Ihe seedn ol clvlllxullou Ihey plmile.l on each new frontier, a the men plmiled Hie wlieut In the newly turned soil, drained the swamps and relied the fnivte Toller, mother, teacher, preacher nil lhee In one was a typ ical pioneer woman who furthered ih cu ue of America. Honei- Shutli "Amplifier! An old superntlilon Hint horses kulls Improve Hie ucounllcs of mil nlr-rooms Is revived by Ihe discovery In un i:iigllh Seventeenth century inn nor house ot between thirty and forty homes' nkulls arranged under Ihe noorhoarils. The hone was thul of a family of Doted munlcluus. Some Revised Opinion About ths Red-Haired Scientist have discovered all kinds of odd fuels about humanity. Kor Instance, on expert recently stilled Hint he had never seen a bald- heuded lunatic I Now comes the even more peculiar disclosure Hint red-lieuded girls muy be bow-legged, but brunettes are, as a rule, knock-kneed. These fuels are bused on data supplied by a certain artists' club which bus been collect ing statistics respecting Its models. Another Interesting point Is that red-haired women suffer less from se rious diseases than their darker sis ters. This Is due to the fact lhat their skin throws off polnon more rapidly than a dtirk person's, Also, red bulr, which a generation ago was Jeered at, nowadays Is ad mired, ss It should be. The red haired girl has proved thut she Is not hot-tempered, but, as a rule, much bet ter bnlunced mentally than a brunette. Exchange. No Time Jutt Then to Think About Fairness Valentin (iurtlns, the millionaire oil man, suld In New York the other day that there Is a great overproduction f nd consequent wuste of all. "Nevertheless," Mr. Garflus went on. "there are men who snatch oil prop erties as unfulrly as well, It's like Ihe story. "A chop, wild wllh hunger, rushed up to a railway station lunch counter. The counter was crowded, and he only had a minute to catch his train. Muni he go without food? It looked like it. Two beautiful sandwiches hsd Jut been set before two gentlemen, and the chap grabbed one of them up. "'Here,' Its owner snarled. 'Here, that ain't your sandwich!' "Ain't Itr said the chap, as he sllpiied ll In his pocket. Then I guess this must be mine.' "And he grabbed op the other gentleman's sandwich, and galloped off and caught hla train Just as It wus moving from the station." Ta Whimiical Max. Paul Jones of the family of the University of Pennsylvania, snld on his recent return from Kumpe: "I have a great admiration for Max Reerbohm. and In Auguxt I visited him In his villa at Itapallo on Ihe Italian Itlvlera. "I hnd visited hi in before, and had told him a story about James Joyce; but I forgut this on my second visit. and retold the Joyce story. The whimsical Max, when I On lined, said: "That's a good slory, bul, really If you tell It to me again I shall have lo tell It to you." Culli Liked Strawberries. Siruiue plciili- gueats were enter tained at a clambake on the shore at llelfual. Mnlne. when a flock of sen gulls, after circling uboul. swooped down and made an attack on a pint of slraulierry Inns, although they left the apple turta on the plate. Only one or the bird surceeded In gelling sway with one of the tidbits of de sert, snd be was followed for some dlnlnnce by the others trying In gel a idle. Lait ( the FUmiagMi. The vivid tolor of lb flnmlngo muy have been driven from Ihe earth by the hi't hurricane. The lut exUtliiE I colony of ihe birds wn on Andros i Inlnnd In the Riibauuis, which was ! badly bit by the slorin. TrUli of til TuK'er. "Can you Imagine niiyihlng worse than being conistnlk and having your ears pulled by farmer?" "How about being a potuln with your eyes full of dlii?"-Montreiil Stsr. Difftraat Educatioa. Too few of us I live Ihe co'irnue lo use whul education we huve unless some one hue given us a diploma cer tifying nur right to It. Amerluia Mngaxlne. tt Is the go uMter that does It. hill the bystander sees how ll Is done. 5 SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST! Proved afe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago Pain Neuralgia DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Vf Snlria Is Um tnil aurk of Bam U autocar. ( UooteaUedoatt f Ballallcactd RELIEF! ! vrj. f Every Mother Should Know This Quick, Sure, Safe Method A Kanuf mother Myit "When hit mm yent old baby hd whoopinff cough, ('tuc 6av quick relief from coughing tpclU. It i wonder ui,M lliblct ind ehiMren can o Millt h tparej murh suffering from whooping cough trpm Cold trul ought. tk any phyMctan or trained nnrw cboiit the remarkable proper tie of Grew. When aymptonM of thrsai appear, rire this toothing, heating remedy C rice. 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SCHOOL FOR MEN Traiai- la BUllKUS, TSDU m PS0FB510M Luruti auy tiH. hntl fcr liMraturv. ortcaoa) institute or tichnoloqt V M. C. A BI1. r.Mrtlxxi, Uncus W. N. U, PORTLAND, NO. 47-1928. A Treat ia Store. dure Sherliluii. the culHor of half-AtnerU-an and hulf-Kngllsb blood. I comlnK back to lecture osiiin. She sold the oilier day lo London cor resiMindeiit": "Sly other Amerlrtin lectures failed liecaue Ihey were l heavy. My ne U-etures nill he llhl and airy full of eil;rams. you know. My lecture on love, for eauiile, will begin: "l.ove-imiklng conslnts in a man run ning after you till you bind hlm.H Itehohotli Sunday MeniliL W.ll, Mayb. Not. "1 have Ix-en i-i-nilliii! some of the urtlrli-a In Woman's Home l'omiimlon on why Hoile mnrey," wrote one bus bnnd. "I don't believe the authors know why they marry," he added. "XolMidy knows." Imitator are n servile ra. Toothache Rheumatism ;iHL ony flyf pncua,?;- w. icli contains proven directions. 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