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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-07-01

70 some one ne 1la0 SEEM
some past time somewhere,
Il give It up. Guess I'm.
anyhow, five young Englishn
every ten of his class are
blond and foolish. Now let's
bad he's hurt"
With hands strong and gentir
turned the round, light head. Tt
An. he commented In the accent q
comprehension. for there was an angry
looking bump at the base Of the skull.
hirkwood let the head down and
took thought. Recalling bathroom
on the floor above. thither he went.
unselfshly forgetful Of his predica-
ment II discovered. and. turning ON
the water. sopping his handkerchief
until 1t dripped. Then. returning. he
took the boys head on his knees. wash
ed the wound, purloined another hand
kerchief Of silk. with giddy border.
from the others pocket and of this
manufactured rude but serviceable
bandage.
Toward the conclusion Of his atten-
lions the sufferer began to show signs
OF returning animation. He stirred
restlessly, whimpered little and sigh
ed. And Kirkwood in CONSERVATION
got up.
SOL! he commented ruefully. II
guess am an ass. all right, taking all
that trouble for you, my friend. IL
I've got grain of sense left, this Ia
my cue to leave you alone in 70,
glory"
He was lingering only to restore to
the boys pockets such articles as he
had removed In the search for matches
the matchbox, a few silver coins. a
bulky sovereign purse, a handsome
plain gold watch. and SO forth. But ere
he concluded he was aware that the
boy was conscious; that his eyes, open
and blinking In the candlelight, were
upon him.
They were blue eyes-blue and shall
low as dolls and edged with long,
fine lashes. Intelligence Of a certain
degree was rapidly informing them.
Kirkwood returned their questioning
glance. transfixed in indecision. His
primal impulse to cut and run for it
was gone. He had nothing to fear
from this child, who could not prevent
his going whenever he chose to 70,
while bv remaining. he might per
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the owner. whoever he might be. was
man OF wealth and taste Inherited
from another age. He had found little
OF meretricious today In the dwelling,
much that was solid and sedate and
nomely and-victorian. He could have
wished for more. A box Of early VIC
torian vestas had been highly accent.
able.
Making his way downstairs to the
stricken man, who was quite as he
had been. Kirkwood bent over and
thrust rifiing fingers into his pockets
regardless Of the wretched sense of
quit and sneakishness impaired by
the action. stubbornly needless Of the
possibility Of the mans awakening TO
md himself being searched and rob-
bed.
In the last place he sought. which
should, he realized. have been the first
to wit. the fob pocket of the white
waistcoat-he found a small gold
matchbox packed tight with wax YES.
tas and, berating himself for Grass
stupidity-he had saved a deal Of time
and trouble by thinking Of this before
lighted the candle.
As its golden flame shot I'D with
scarce tremor. preyed upon by a per-
fectly excusable concern, he bent TO
examine the mans countenance. The
arm which had partly hidden It had
fallen back into natural position. 1t
was young face that cleaned pallid
In the candlelight, face unlined, a
little vapid and insignificant, with fea-
lures regular and neat. betraying few
characteristics other than the purely
negative attributes of character as
vet uniformed. possibly unformable.
much the sort Of face that he might
have expected to see, remembering
those thin and pouting lips that before
mad impressed him. Its owner was
probably little more than twenty. In
MS attire there was a suspicion of a
tops preciseness, aside from its acct
dental disarray.
II can't make him out at ALI" de-
slared Ktrkwood. 1t was most exas.
perating. the incongruity Of the boys
appearance assorted with his double
role of prosecutor Of distressed dam
'els and nocturnal housebreaker.
Kirkwood bent closer above the mo-
tionless head. with puzzled eyes striv-
ing to pin down some elusive resem-
blance that he thought to trace In
hose vacuous features. resemblance |
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-07-01
CHAPTER TX

IRON the commanding elevation
- OF the box Three m sixr'
enunciated the cabby, his tone
-. tnat OF a man prepared for
.s 1o'e' inclined to give trouble a vel
svue, His bloodshot eyes blinked
=. scuiently at his alighted fare. .'Three
SIX he iterated aggressively,
- ~ adoacent but heretofore abstract
policeman pricked up his ears and
.% an intelligent expression.
osrmondsey or Stairs to Sam Pan.
So argued the cabby assertively,
.ssw mile by tn radius-three n
n,Awood stood on the outer station
c,as. near the entrance to third
Ass ss waiting rooms. Continuing to
.,rn through his pockets for an eIu-
mrn sovereign purse, he looked up
adly at the man.
.,e All right. cabby," he said. with M.
hal, purpose; you'll get your fare in
M ee n Skip croaked the cabby.
M, oiowsy and vindictive parrot.
.vs I'VE bobby strolled nearer.
ed "n,, said kirkwood, mildly divert
81 why not sing 1t, cabbyY'
with ,umme" The cabby exploded
lifsIn nuignation, continuing to give a
~ ,as Imitation of rumpled parrot
mona trouble enough VIII you at Ber-
yon sey OF Stairs hover that ouid
heyep uiune ~ Sing 1t! MY
ber;n caoby?" And then, remem-
low mat he had promised the fell
Quaa.a sovereign for fast driving from
news. Kirkwood grimes
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.u,ss Calendar he began, but was
pterupted.
aHere-I sayr'
c,lepdar had started toward him an
Kirkwood calmly waved him back.
want a word in private with your
.uehter, Mr.. Calendar" he an
ounced, with quiet dignity. II don't
hink you'll deny me. I've saved you
anne slight trouble tonight"
nisgruntled, the adventurer paused.
|Oh all right" he grumbled. He re-
urned to the boat.
aForgive me, Miss Calendar" con-
,pued Kirkwood nervously. II know
We no right to interfere, but
sYes. Mr.. Kirkwood?"
sBut hasn't this gone far enough?'
v noundered unhappily. II can't like
he look of things. Are you sure
ure that it's all right-with you,
meany'
She did not answer at once, but her
ewes were kind and sympathetic. He
plucked heart Of their tolerance.
ut isn't too late yet" he argued.
~Let me take you to your friends-you
must have friends in the city. But
|this-this midnight flight down the
Thames, this atmosphere Of stealth
land suspicion, this
But my place is with my father.
Mr.. Kirkwood," she interposed. 81
|daren't doubt him. dare II"
II suppose not"
80 must 60 with him. I'm glad
thank you for caring, dear Mr.. Kirk
wood. And again good night"
Good luck attend you." he NUT
tered, following her to the boat.
Calendar helped her In and turned
back to Kirkwood with a look of arch
triumph. Kirkwood wondered If he
had overheard. Whether or no. he
could afford to be magnanimous. Seiz-
ing Kirkwood's hand. he pumped it
vigorously.
my dear boy, you've been an angel
10 disguise. And guess you think
me the devil In masquerade" He
,huckled, in high conceit with himself
over the turn Of affairs. Good night
fare thee wellv He dropped
INTO the boat, seating himself to face
he recalcitrant Mulready. Cast off.
herew
The boat dropped away, the oars
lifting and falling. With a weariful
ense OF loneliness and disappointment
Arkwood hung over the rail to watch
hem out of sight.
somewhat wearily the young man
eleased the railing and assembled the
lairs. And that is the end!" he told
lmseif, struggling with an acute sense
personal injury. He had been hard
used. For few hours his life had
cen lightened by the ineffable glamour
romance. Mystery and adventure
~ engaged him. He had served a fair
onlan and been associated with men
nose ways. however questionable.
ere the ways of courage, hedged
lckiy about with perils.
Disconsolate and aggrieved, he gain
the street. He was miles from st.
'ncras, loot weary, to all intents and
rposes lost.
u THIS extremity chance smiled upon
w. Inc cabby who at his initial in
'uce mad travelled this weary way
'm quadrant news, after the man.
~ MS kind. ere turning back had
4ent surcease Of fatigue at the near
pubic. From afar KirkwoOd Nv
iour wheeler at the curb and made
haste toward It. I
.u'ering the gin mill. he found the
IVY, soothed him with bitter and. in
u.'ine MIN for st. Pancras with all
~ dropped. limp and listless with
'sue' into the conveyance. I
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SlXpence eacn, the liked charge, Sir.
For every twenty-four hours or frac-
ton thereof, siXpence per parcel"
"Oh, thank you so much" said Kirk
wood sweetly. II will call tomorrow"
Every good. sir. Thank you, SIR
Five times sixpence is two and six, .
Kirkwood computed, making his way
hastily out Of the station lest worse
thing befall him. mo, bless your
heart-not while two and eight repre-
sents the sum total Of my fortune"
He wandered out into the night. He
could not finger round the station till
dawn, and what profit to him II he
did? Even were he to ransom his
trunks one can scarcely change ones
clothing In a public waiting room.
Somewhere in the distance a great
clock chimed a single stroke freighted
sore with melancholy. 1t knelled the
passing Of the half hour after mid
night, witching hour when every
public shuts up tight and gentlemen
in top hats and evening dress are
doomed to pace the pave till day
earring they have homes or visible
means of support)-till day, when
pawnshops open and such personal eff
fects as watches and hammered silver
cigar cases may be hypothecated. What
was he to do? An hour passed.
Through this long hour Kirkwood
walked without pause.
Another clock somewhere changed
twice Tho world was very
still. And so, wandering foot loose in
a wilderness Of ways, turning aimless-
ly, now right, now left, he found him.
self in Frognall street.
Kirkwood identined 1t with start
and a guilty tremor. He stonnad sfact
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eatmenti
could h.l
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Fey REM
tissues =
Gppl..n
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23
Christmas Presents
FOR
BROTHER

For repisons sf sentiment and econ
onry it is often preferable no fashion
ChFisl mas presents fer brothers a,
home. a few susgestiOns are gdvesl
for artifIes that combine the three
qualities Of attractiveness. usefulness
and inexpensiveness
There are lots Of brothers VITO o~n
photographs who VIII be happy Christ.
mas moHllDg II they ind that soue
member of ths family has made Thea.
= holder for photograph disks. This
sibum is made slightly larger than u
square thst would box disk. It's
pages nre Of heavy cardboard, and
around each page rs folded a sheet OF
heavy paper with circular opening
In the center OF each fold This pro
videS pocket on each side Of the page
in which y record disk can be kept
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23

II don't know how to say it," he
burst out desperate..c At Ipn",h. u
keep forgetting how ! look. and II !
sag Il the way | want Ep ii will ne k,.r
fectty rfdi'N'99, Apd yet mast
xay II, f"r r'a9 vrr .r have spothe
cilauce'
She was i"ok4ag st AiM, her startled
oyes dark ana IusHRens IN the star
Tight.
"Perhsps yuu de- ast need To say IT,"
she said gently.
DO ysu mean THAT yen usdersiane
without ,ay telling yeu:' he ssksd
eagerly
Yes" she answered rerr low.
When they reached the house fieteh-
er tsok TEDDY In bis arms and carried
him IN. He iaia bfB gently gu ths
couch Ia the hall and turned swsy
thinking the csiid still SLEPT.
Il can stop only moment" Flet,~h
aF said rs Il ate?'
At that instant Teddy sat belt ny
right, staring about hin wildly. FL
caught sigat " hfs fAther In an aA
Joining room
"Oh, papsP he cried. bis voice ring
ing oIt clear and sriil oh, papa.
Sants Claus is kissing Amt Lida"-
BOSTON Herald.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23
Something Clever In Penknives.

The question Of really attractive
gift for q man Is solved TO some extent
by novelty In the way of q penknife.
The new idea is d silver knife of the
anest quality. with an emblem worked
out In colored French enamehs inserted
Ia the case.
The insignia Of hts college sooisty OF
his crest is attrsetively wrought in col
oFs. making the little keepsake SOME
thing quite out Of the usaai run. GtYis
who are adept at making arts and
crafts jewelry would and no difficulty
IN working the emblems into the silver
paRknife
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23
THAT CHRISTMAS PIE,
Confession of the Sinner Whs
DoctOred the Mincemeat.

1t had been our ia mily custom tn pul
brandy IN all the mince pies and tn
put IN at Christmas time suffciaD
amount to ena BILE the partakers thereof
10 detect that there was really some.
thing 10 1t. it often weat 80 far az t.
deserve the remark Of my grandfather
that we pat Rinee pie iD cur brandy.
With this as the family pFeeetleni
imagine the consterHa ton when il Was
learned that Rev. Jeremiah Scroggius,
eur rev minfster and an avowed tee.
totaler. had accepted mothers invita-
tioa 10 Christ mas dihnef. A vote vas
taken at the family table eve were a
democratic household sHd Il WAS de
ctded that out of raspe.f to 1tif gueS
the brandy would he omitted from the
big mince pie
Now each Of Us in his heart Of hearts
felt that the pie would be improved If
Just a wee bit of brandy were added
So |, for one, Feso4ved IT, 10 the deed
Accordingly | sought oui ihe big stone
crock In which repooed the mince-
meat and poured in what thought
was a moderate quantity uf brandy.
It's wonderful how true is the adage
about great minds running in similar
channels. for every other member Of
the family, including my father, sur
reptitiously did the same thing. Later
we figured that the mincemeat must
have been treated TO nigh unto q quart
Mother reserved her brandy until
Christmas day, when, before the pie
was baked, she added generous
amount of the strong stuff.
With hearts as high as the flaky pie
crust ae. we all watched mother
carve that pie and serve 1t.
The Rev jeremiah Scroggins. be-
cause OF an expressed fondness for pie.
was given big portion.
No sooner had W. TASTED of the Rne
dish than We discovered that that pie
was nothing short Of a small sized dis.
ttI.sFy. 1t was branded as no other
pie had been since the birth of time.
Yea caa isa4giRo the Geld chfils which
watched the Rev. jeremiah begin to
eat believe | actually shivered az
the 6sst forkfui went mouthward. So
The first mouthfuI was followed by
q second aad the second by third
Finally he bad finished the whole por-
tea. aAd he s~tti~d back Ia his chair.
We saw he was Q bit embarrassed aud
expected a reel cid fashioned temper
ancs lecture right then and there.
The Rev. jeremiah Scroggins cleared
Ats throat. and. turning to mother.
said: "Ah-er-my good sister. permit
me to con. pliment you pom the -eH-
esllsHcs Of this pie. II has q most
delicious favor. confess never
tasted anything Ike H. Would you
eAink me overbold If I asked for an-
s<hsr piscsr'--Now Ysrk Mafi aad *
pSess.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23
AN up TO DATE
SANTA CLAUS
y SUSAN skOwN ROBslHs.

TAU FLETCHER WAS in The
drawing room waiting for Liza
30 come. L.ida hveI3 with Asr
brother. and every nDe Eistc&~
eT called TO see her either the brothers
wife or bis children were in the room,
30 there was never chnnee to say
anything to her alone
At hast. however, his eppertHRity kaA
come. 1t was tho day before CArfst.
mas. and Mrs Stafford aud the chfsAreR
had gone to her mothers for several
days.
Now, with Ida left at home with
the two servants and her brother not
coming till evening, Fletcher could say
10 her those things he had been long
ing to say but which he could not
bring himself to write in & letter nor
to declare before the assembled family.
At length. after what seemed a very
long waiting. some one was coming
He stood up and looked eagerly to-
ward the doorway The poFtieFe was
thrust aSlue, auu III walked leO0y-
Teddy. who in FIetcher's opinion, was
the worst pill in the whole box as ia"
as staying power and keen observa-
tion were concerned.
Hello. Teddy" be said. not veEy
cordially. Il thought you had gone TO
spend Christmas with your grandma"
Il didn't go said Teddy.
do you expect & visit from Santa
Claus tonlght?'
"Oh. s'poss So" YEARLY. I'D just
like to see him. though" His manner
grew more animated.
Why, what would you dOF'
I'D tell him what I think Of him"
And what Is that"
oh that | !hink he's fraud! Pre-
tending he comes in a sleigh when the
ground has been bare for a month,
And reindeers too, Who does he think
Is going to believe that Why doesn't
he come on a bIcycle?"
His fur overcoat would be rather IN
the way" said Fletcher graveiy. And
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kaak$jA ka&s4A.

EccktiS holders are not new tAkass
In the way OF gifts. bot they have ttse
advantage OF being useful and always
acceptable. Two o. three such stFAzv
are not too many fov the coliecttsn sf
ties the college boy or up to date xaaa
has among his numerous beioBgfnss.
The newest necktss holder that Aas
been brought cut FOR Christmas n
sval t1 shsps and about q feet -
more IN lesissh. lt IL MADE ef stss4
piece Of cardboard. which may be por
chased alrvAdy cut In the chops sr cut
By the maker oz the Offering. - Dc.
sfsedssa This oval In coysesd wssh .
piece Of esaytsh heavy crash which
- enrheefdered 10 samp}eT fashion Ia
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23
Soldier Suit For Small Bows.

Boys from six to twelve years Of age
always love TO play at soldering, SC
why not make one of them sure
enough rough rider suit in which to
indulge his warlike proclivities? There
are patterns on the market that make
such 4 suit a simple garment to manu-
facture. The material used is khaki
with brown trimmings. The suit con
sists of jacket and regulation long
trousers. The Jacket has Il number OF
pockets with pointed oyerlaps. The
same pattern trimmed with red and
yellow cotton strips cut up into fringe
could easily be transformed into an
Indian suit. and with feathered head
dress the costume would be complete.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23

he's pretty old. too, and maybe does
not know how to ride. and. besides,
how would he bring the presentsS'
whats the use Of presents. any
wsy' never have anything that's
any good"
IL think you have the blues today"
said Fletcher, and thin hs did not
speak again. though Teddy tried ts
draw him out.
He seemed to be In a brown study,
and nothing reused him till Ida came
In, and even then he did not say much
and stayed only a short time.
II was in the evening that q card
vas brought to Teddy. On 1t was
written Santa Claus" Teddy's eyes
sparkIsd. Tell him to come in." he
saH grap6iy.
4 EsoHent Ater Santa Claus stood
before him. 4 tall. fur clad HSura With
aswing hair and beard. Teddy shook
haHds ana introduced the guest to hiz
AuAt.
did you End 1t good Eaeighins p
Teddy asked. And how are The REIN
8eersr
II did net come On ruaners, young
naa." said Santa Claus. perhaps you
60 not know that there II no ssow On
tA~ grous1."r
~BieyelsY' asked Teddy.
''No; I sefne in q motor carriage"
"a motor earriAesT' cried Teddy in-
rssAulousiy Then he ran to the WIN
- Ix.aA "a q AssA
Liza" hs said sxeitediy. eons4as back
''Yeu can see II Just as plain out un-
Der the electric light"
II did not bring you any pEeseats."
said Santa Claus "as l heard you Aid
ao< care fer them. but wouid like TO
take you for little ride. II your aunt
viii 90 too. I came early" ssaneiug
1t the osock. 80 that caa set back
aHS atteAd TO the boys and girls who
Isks 10 have presents"
'>of course we Will 60" said Teddy
snsaptiy Il have A~v~r been IN q
HpSesS carriage
In FEW moments me ti-ps were op
rAstF way, veil protected from III.
,BtS. kpsainE atE by an abunda nee o'
sR1 aSA wraps. There was no lnoon
hHr seAsr the lighted streets Of tbs
lowH we're past the stars Sh0ae d0wr
na tAe@ brightly.
Is46y was Wild with delight, aud ht'
'saEne raH on rapidly. At length there
GeIe occasional psases, then lo8geI
sRes interrupted By disjoioted remarks
Frnauy there was total silence. Fietch
~ bent over 30 that he could see this
"tiifdS fAce: then be looked at Lids
and SAited.
Thay went on for little IN silence
Fletcher was trying to compose his
speech.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23
4 HsSel&v In Ieataar

One of the new leather triple oasas
for bills and ell manner OF nen,SraHAa
would be a fine Christmas present
The top cass holds thin. shails W
watch which has q white ssrface Asd
black lettering II ID large and dtst2n
and rs readily seen ana 30 thin that it
does not make bulge IN the case.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23
AN.
Per ChapHeA Skis

rhapped skin whether op the shxpds
or fac" may bo cured 10 srA sight by
apply inH Chsnberkis's sslve. Ii is alsn
unequalsd f"s s.ss aipp'e, burns Esd
scales. Fet sale 10y @ c. Teasart.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23
Latest Popular R:.z.c.

Aiiss HIay Gould, teacher Of piano
iurta hae received a inil line OF the lar.
est -ano paoet popular sheet music. ALI
the popular airs. Popular and ctass-
ical music. Prices reasonable.
AN
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23

Its name visible through a circular
opening. IL the disks are kept in the
album in alphabetical order and the
pages indexed the finding of any rec
ord desired is a matter OF seconds, and
the risk of breakage is eliminated
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23

DOA't take the tSss that you are
''cut up" II sense enc fer whom you
keve nothing gives you 9 present. The
thins 10 lot supposed to be a matter
se sargaiaiAS. Preserve decent ssm-
klAaes sf CAzisknas spirit and repay
the sbsawatieA. not by tardy respond-
~ IN. bet II sems other way ~
some c4eeT AAs. IL Pea want to.
4 cssss~ss.
AftasAsa, q asesteHAry nAkey % Loa-
Zee, In 1871. tssesd Q wsr6 WsisA gave
the feisowfzg snelsisS sessaHt Of the
seasln e tn ws<d ''eeeknsy:" "a
c<ssHss. or eeekny. applied only to
ere ks<u wtseiA the sound Of the Row
kss4A-that ~. witAtn the city OF Lon
&ea-whiche tec1s came erst out Of
The allowing Ssls:
"a citise~'s seaAs. rtdisg with his
fatAer oct ef LSszon Into the country
asA hssAg . Heviss and nsersly igno-
raat Of h0w OoscS and eatel do In
crease, ASKED whea be heard horse
neigh what The h~sss dIds. His fathef
answered. The horse Gothe neigh.
RidfRg fHft hNs. hS beard e~t-k 'r"N
and sAA. .Ilothe tho cock neigh TOO:
HBA thsrefVTs e<ekncy. az cot'sn"lSh
By hvevLsn thus: IocoetuEl. r.. "a
~ Hn~ipe IN cuunsre1 -uleus aifaiFeS
isAlisn BrisaaSaas la 1888.
ORe SaSatttsv eveaing IN iho , TuV t.u,
theat~r an fmpata.n, nntiNe deH,arGe,
the Ora wing Vt the ouFtnia pr".inlirass
to the tirSt act. " he:' at last u -
uI>TH iSed Ii raEH<u:r and his nr'l'--'
band trc,roiei h. x'aae. With u'n+5-.
Aimed AZ the atriEhtsd audience Ete
chief stated that he should levy =; ,..t
rer read. whi,.h he then and there ,...
lertsd. The gang niudr of with IT..
h"nt. uuir,I,,ied ~ Indy lceStir .
"tissaYS
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1909-12-23

Fall colds IRE quickly cured by Foley's
Honey aud Tar, the great throat and