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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19
For Mothers Sewing Table

81 you are planning to make Moth
er a Christmas gift. and must be
+ careful OF your pennies. why not
o make a dainty sewing chest for her
work table? E'y empty match boxes,
all the same size, a piece OF silk or
cloth, some paste and a brush will
make the chest. From the material
Gut a dozen littls pieces Just big
enough to cover the end Of the box,
and after you have removed the box
from its cover, paste one Of the little
pieces over each end OF It. Do this
to each Of the six boxes and when the
paste has dried return the box to lts
cover and stand them two by two, one
above the other. with paste between
them.
Next, cut from the material a piece
just the width of the chest from front
10 back. and be sure that this piece is
long enough TO go all the way around
the chest with one end long enough
TO overlap the other. The best way
to get this long piece around your
boxes so that there will be no wrinkles
in 1t, Is to lay It out fiat upon a table
and apply the haste to It. Then put
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19
@ITOLD o SO&

IT'S either go. or else do without a
Christmas tree this year." argued
Jim Chalmers.
u "I'd rather do without a tree
than lose you" said his sister. Cor
nelia. who was grown-up and married.
when you came here. you promised
to mind me. and l don't wan you to
go to Buffalo Gulch until they catch
the mad stallion. l should think you'd
be afraid to go. after the way he
killed the Emerson boy and bit Sam
Gregory and trampled the Royces'
collie"
ut was Sam Gregory who broke in
the stallion. and he's a cruel fellow
and deserved to be bitten. He's
spoiled more than one good horse al
ready" said Cornelia's husband. John,
BESIDES ! don't believe that horse is
in the Gulch and, II you'll give your
permission. I'll go with Jim and take
a gun along"
well" said Cornella. rather than
have the Riddles disappointed. I'll
give permission. but do be CAREFUL"
She was anxious and rather cross
hut her Young brother and John
started blithely off over the snow
covered ground. one with an TX and
The other carrying a gun and a coil
Of rope.
"Do you think the stallion Is really
mad. or Just bad-tempered mn ac-
count of Sans rough handling"
asked Jim. as they crunched through
the shallow snow.
Hard TO say" replied the young
man. 1T suppose horses can go mad
like people. or any other animal. On
the other hand. he may he Just mean"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19

DOrH the Tooth Brush Holder ana
Ia he Bed Table Set viii he accept
tble Christmas presents, They
~ may be made Of any Kind OF wood
DESIRED and finished by staining or by
enameling to match the room in which
they are to be used
The tooth brush holder may he made
TO suit a family OF any size by adding
TO or taking from the given vertical ii
mensjous Ter each member - the
family nIlowing perhaps one or iva
extra holes FOR guests In making the
racks q. they should he worked 10.
cether TO insure uniformity IN the 10
cation OF the round holes h. in which
the brushes rcvt. these should he
ho"'d with y y" anger hi and me-
cats G and 4 made a%tterwarG. being
'1'.tul that each eya.tlN cnjncides
with tho Circumference Of the a. 3"
holo which has just heen hored The
marks low which @ and q are sawed
should he made with a sharp pomtsa
NHife on each side Of the rack an I
stW 4 v-r, carefully with y SAarn
fine saw and finished with a file aud
s%tniuaper.
The holes m the back TOT the screws
which taS;en the rack, 10 the hsk
should hc large enough To allow the
screw to pass through 20 the head.
and count"rsrnk To allow The head %
The screw 20 i've driven IA flush with
the baoE % the back.
The led table set may be made Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19
JUNIOR COOK
CRANBERRY o

Wash and pick over / Mound of
cranberries.
Put into a saucepan and cover with
l and X cupsful OF water.
Cook till berries are tenlor which
will be about is minutes.
Add 2 cupsful graduated sugar ana
cook very slowly for 90 minutes. Test
by dropping a few drops frcm a
spoon. If sauce clines at the last
drop. 1t IS done: II not. cock a few
minutes longer and Test again. Cram
berries scoSch very easily so T. IS het-
ter to cook the sance longer thar to
risk burning.
This sauce uses every Oft OF the
berry. skin and all and IS therefore
both economical and wholesome.
Try this sauce ea:..v 4, I2acer1her
SO that you can make /: y, r,ectly COR
the Christmas dinner.
1t is served cold; IN q Ftlsa t.ish II
possible as it IS most o~!trarti2a that
WaV
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19
To find what they'd find cut and paste black spaces together.

My sixth Ia in aisle but not in style.
My seventh is in eyes but not in prize.
My whole is a time Of gladness,
AN ACROSTIC
avs that are gloomy and short and
nights that are chilly and long,
T. very where winds that are drear
but rising at times INTO song,
Z old are the woods where the logs
cover the hardened earth.
Z ager and merry they laugh when
the log blazes high on the hearth,
NJ any the wishes and hopes that are
formed for Christmas night,
right are the eyes that watch for
signs of the dawning light,
+ ven through darkest night q Star
illumes the way,
K light in the heart of winter dawns
bright a Christmas Day.
ANSWERS
TOY SHOPPING, Belt, Horn, Drum,
Pop0un. Bear, Doll, Ball, Sled, Ark,
Soldiers.
ENIGMA-H0LIDAY
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19
HOW DO | KNOW

- OW do | know hat it's Christ
~ mas timel
BY the holiday ripple Of laugh
ing rhyme.
By the mistletoe branch and the berry
wreath
And the jolly red bells hal dangle
beneath.
By the beautiful words and the dane
ing eyes,
And the break of each day with it.
new surprise.
By the glittering tree in its fine array
And the sad made glad and the poor
made gay.
Now | know that the snow and the
holly must go
But I'm wishing so hard-Oh I'm
wishing It So
Tha, after the wonderful Christmas
departs.
It's spirit will live all the year in our
heart.l
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19

and an extra trip to the gulch. I
told you to wait until the stallion was
caught, and still you would go and
now, you see, It did you no good.
You had to wait anyhow"
But we caught the stallion!" said
John.
ut doesn't make any difference"
said Cornelia. 81 told you SOL"
Sure. Sis!" said Jim. eager to make
peace. And now the kids have their
tree. It's hidden safe In the wood
shed-s-s-sh!"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19

up their tree. and how John got it OFF
SO quickly and looped and thrown,
was more than he could ever explain.
Leaving the mad stallion hitched
to the tree, they went to the owner,
Later 1t was found that nothing could
be done except to end the poor ami
mails sufferings with a bullet.
There now" cried CornelIa, "if
you'd just listened to me, you might
have saved Yourselves a lot OF bother
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19

the chest, top downward, right in the
centre and draw one end of the ma
terial tightly and firmly around Tie
end to the middle Of the bottom and
press it to the chest. Draw the other
end in the same manner, overlapping
the ends at the centre bottom Of the
chest. Ee sparing with the paste. and
try not to touch the right side of the
material with sticky fingers. If care
fully pasted the chest when completed
should show no signs of paste at all.
And now you are ready for the fin
lshing touches. II Mother Is to use
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19

over the bristling name of the mad
stallion. Just as he reared himself
over Jim, he was pulled back. and
fell choking and struggling in the
snow.
Jim jumped up and saw that the
horses neck was caught in a loop OF
rope, and at the other end OF the rope
was John, In a moment the animal
was hitched firmly 10 a tree. The rope
was the one they had used to truss
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19

But Sis was foolish about our go
ing to the Gulch." said Jim. THE
mad stallion was seen last by the
Forest Brook. and like as not he's
somewhere near the fence on that
side Of the pasture. because they say,
he still hangs around his old herd"
Like as not" agreed John. but he
kept his eyes open as they entered
the woods.
In the Gulch grew some beautiful
fir-trees. some large. some small, but
each quite perfect. The man and boy
selected N to their taste. and John
laid down his gun and took Off his
heavy coat lined with lambs wool.
Let me chop It." Jim urged. so.
without picking up his gun. John
passed the ak to his brother-in-law.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19

Look out. JIM" shouted John.
Look out, for what?" Jim glanced
up and at that instant hts foot slid
into a hole and down he fell, the gun
flying out of his grasp and rolling
down the slope. Struggling to his
feet he rushed after. but before he
could reach 1t. he heard the quick
beat of iron hoofs. and there above
him doomed the great hay stallion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19

and stood by In order to watch and
give advice.
The fragrant white chips flew and
soon down came the tree. They
carefully tied the boughs to the trunk.
winding the rope round and round.
so that the needles might not he
broken or brushed off on their home
ward journey, Then John shouldered
the tree. ard Iio the ax. and they
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19

who had wandered a little out OF his
position. was accosted by "A officer
with, what are you here for"
Faith. your honor" said Fat. with
his accustomed grin OF good humor,
they tell me I'm here for a century"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19

lust fourteen days to Christmas. and what shopping must be don,
81 Selecting Christmas presents is OF Christmas half the in
(Ihe other half Of course is getting gifts from all you know.
Let's hurry up-the windows OF the shops are all a-glowl
The city ways are not the only ones that echo loud
With merry shout and laughter and the busting of the crowd.
For country roads and paths and. lanes resound as well with glee,
As other folks go shopping just as happy as can be-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19
THE TOY SHOP

The salesman OF a toy store has
made Il sign listing eleven Of the
Christmas articles he has for sale.
See If you can find them. You may
move up. down and slanting and you
may use the same letter more than
once in different words. nut you must
not skip,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19

During the war AN lrsa peasant
Nho MAS posted On musSet ddts, and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-19
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ENIGMA

My first is In hail but not in stale.
My second is in tough but not in snuf.
My third is in flower but not in power.
My fourth is in raise but not in daze.
Wv 9TH Is In dream but not In steam.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21
OPERATES ON BRAIN

bullet hai horn sr'-r-',I the aftef
uts found 'o o. ioiscl ,uNf'y in ne
iissu" Arcr raasalfa-au q "a
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gained oHusr.rgsgc-s
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\ pl~>e ~ sEgI tho st, < a silver
dollar hrs' uAs rruarci aut into 10
apsriarc pr 'lagmaH Inserted his 10.
dsN HagcT Frai.y. hc.as saw'4t NO.
70 rupture iAr trau ,,,sac ~ draw
blood ps-cpcr aa1 jry.af. aI'h ,a.fs.
ful sloWuvss, 10 surs,aa .foy-o! 4u,u
his finger came lH run'aal aB;A The
bullet Then tho safs,uu slaug,
worked his finger Rruaua an3 us,.rr
the object, gradually 'ugy.Gs u 'hfuash
the tissue uuiil 3; 'ough,t the s.ar
ot The skuil, aBj ltrn half lifted ta.t
push~yi ~ along lhc uRll uari. n
reached The opening vh,fc q uas
taken cot With ;rr,rps.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21
Open Season for Husbands

He Erumhlrd al That all through The
dessert and hurried me 80 that |
poured coffee all over the tableclOth
his mother scnt us Tor Christmas lie
followed me into the bedroom aud
growled that we'd hc snrv TO miss the
curtalnrnIscr, and all the way down
In the car be scoldcd because | bad
forgotten handkerchief and bad TO
take one oi his--hc had three.
I'VE got TO tho ,hca,er In plenty Of
time. They were JUS, opening the
doors. He fel; for the tickets firs
In one pocket and thea another, fuss.
Ing and fumIng Al last he admitted
he had left them home. ] laughed |
II hadn't I'd have cried.
"out he hustled me and back the
way we had come, all In stony sill.
ence- There were the tickets on his
bureau. He tore them up furiously
and took himself of to bed. mumbting.
The next time hc took me out. I'd
know H.. and II was crime for any
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21
"Picked Up a Girl in His Automobile"

NEW IORK.-While the wife and
~ FIVE children Of Louis Campoma Of
6l3 Seventy seventh street. Ray Ridge
were busylng themselves in preparing
a loving reception To m erring nus.
band and father. a cable from Barha-
dos flashed forth a message that he
had committed suicide AT sea, after
shooting to death the girl. half his age
for whom he Ind forsaken family and
business
The double tragedy, as the elopers
neared home occurred aboard the
steamship Nasar Of the Lamport 4
Holt line, on which they fed from
this port January 10 and on which
they were detained by the captain on
order OF the State department. cabled
TO Buenos Aires as a result Of com
pldint 20 the department by one Of the
mans children.
The tragic termination Of the run.
away AFFAIR eliminated clandestine
romance of two years. some Of the
details OF which were known 10 Cam
pagna's family.
Campagna, forty.six years old. came
from Italy 30 years ago, He thrlved
as n produce merchant, and until his
departure had lourishIng establish.
ment AZ 1s6 West street which re-
Gently passed into the hands of a re-
ceiver.
The story n his eIopement was told
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21
According to Conversation on Street
Car. They Are All Deserving
Of Censure.

The Woman wedged herself into the
first seat Of the trolley car and
watched the broadway stores slip by.
She tried hard not 10 feel the little
side bench dig into her knees and pres
emily sharp tones behind her took her
mind entirely from both stores and
painful knees, aud she gave herself
up to eavesdroppIng
He's the queerest man for good
man | ever saw"
well, he's just like my husband"
answered another voice
He cant tie; there's only one like
him In the world" the first voice re-
turned to the attack. Just listen to
this:
I'VE were going down to that new
moving picture theater last night lie
made me have dinner at six o'clock
and then he hurried 30 that be dripped
the salad dressing on his new necktie.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21
10 VANCOUVER
ITO NILES

CDMONTON. ALBERTA.-John Mc.
l. Leuunn ~ Edmonton tells the fol-
lowing story ~ an Airrtair which be
thinks challenges comparison: 7 A.
Fee. an architect ~ Vancouver. Il G.
owns an AIredalc dog, and In the
spring u 1919 be sent Il by express
over the Canadian National railway to
hrothrr-in-luw. Thomas PHton. al
ArdruSsan. station on the Grand
Trunk Pacific railway, l6 miles east u
Edmonton Alberta Express charges
were prepaid, ms well as sum Of
money and food given messenger 10
care for the dog 10 destination
Buster disappeared. Upon investi.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21
Hobos Heave Thankful Sigh
When They &c, Thirty Days
Instead Of Five Years.
SAY JUSTICE AMT BLIND"
Buffalo iks's- spoFIv oispen,stier
of Some S's.ooo. osu SIS rebO,
Int Troutis-Barsssps Finds
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Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21

NIus year uli Johns father II .
latar isa1cr auh JOHN hear. much q
~dy!sluu ~ !ahnr vsc 50 ar las
a.rysAy torur1 ,3rgs uu ths sat irr'.
TIE Eu-1s to church Tvevy Sa1s'aT
al,h aga mufhcr ha, tho other cte'
ula. hSishtot 'yok btm - prayer
meeting inr 'hr Ery, tl,n~ to Johns
NE Thew uAs testimony meeting.
John Ils'r'rd lptruiiy 90 each SPEAKER,
and ga the WAy home cJmnruicrl on
a. Il sari ~ rkc tbA, Idea ~ har-
tne several - the p~oplc prrarh, hs
said 1T EtVrr them q chance 20 ii.
vide up the salary
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21
ITO See Oursel's as lthers See Us"

HrrA "t.r' uH information fgum all
f..-. ,.UHrs. aIg Deem Foster "Ay'
H#.t HHuia'InH a''fHar .upsns
Htr .hUu courtesy. disposition 'ftis
.HH. fHh.', .f uuFk. initiative. futs,
H#.f. "#'rrsNp. mental ,.l'h'E Huir
.... s.fsr u' responsibility, HHI tact
Nn| H rutia. characteristics WIll
ft# Hs fhy siul,Hi'- address.
character #l-uaah.ilN manner and
lau. HrEt Hug h, physical character
..f... N.. q, ,uH up hy hIs cuaH.
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H,H.th ,fr Tnr u.. H' Lu.U.i u both
w.f auH written "Npr-s.ur rui The
#HHur'.. ~ each man g.ss N.'l d.
s,,.i mH..s 'Nr study a, complete as
I.r,'.r
A. f.. ,nI - each y-Hr rraH Pot
Pop gu#.s.., fu rB,. I.rssII inter
EH.# Nft r.h student an1 50. him
f.. nr.fs u' 'NIs character survey
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s# s.nr uf Die sH.r'eru'Hss auA De-
$500 %. ...I.I 'u improve ih.m
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amn.r .r8U, v.Ir l"a ..r,fa. study
~ ,.# .HH.n', scholastic reari
# ,.r.s. qsa'.'|r, - glauH'.r ant
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Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21

by his daughter, Virginia. twenty. vir.
ginia said
Father vas always good pro
wider. Two years ago while In his
automobile, he picked up girl at
Twenty seventh street and Fourth ave
nue., Manhattan She was blond,
Vivian Dressed. then twenty-one, OF 43S
Irving avenue Brooklyn. The two
met often after that. We couldn't
stop IT,"
The erring man wrote his family
from Buenos Aires and they decided
TO forgive and forget. Men then tried
unsuccessfuIly 20 get the State de
partment to drop the charge of per.
Jury In connection with the issuing Of
passport.
Reporters carried the news of the
crime to the family. The widow was
prostrated.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21

woman 10 make a man miss a s.s.i
sho,s p"
"liumph thu; Was mean wav TO
act" contributed ~" other yuic~. hot
II Is uo' Patch GA whal iny husband
did last"
tnhappt'y the Woman had reached
her New York Evening sun.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21
Audience Of 500 Arrested a, Dare.

New York--An audience Of tla men
and women and two men and nv.
women dancers were arrested In Do
lice raid on n New York city dance
hall. where alleged lndecen, perform.
ances were being staged. The patrol
wagons made IS trip9
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21

R'rchwoni, WIs--l.ester aud Les
le Walhovd 'ourtccn.y-ar-oid twins.
have adopted unique plan of taking
sleigh rides by means Of a hand sled
and large kite, In windy weather
the boys fly the kit" and attach the
string to their sled, This idea fol.
lows the plan ~ harron nivyer oan.
er who places his machine on runners
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21
Catarrh Can be Cured

CAtsFth 10 soeAl disease greatly tnra-
snrei by e0nsutat0nAj cnaalttraa 10
therefore relgirss on8tktutba@Ag treat
Hs.nt HALLS CATAkRH MEDICINE
s taken tnsAfnA4Y and aets thrOugh
tie Hloo3 ON tho Mpesg. surtAees of
the system HALLS CATA u II
MEDICINE dss'ropa the foundation Sf
tire disease, gives the patient stFsngth ey
lmpruNing tho general health aRd asststs
nature Ia doinE It's woSk
All Druggists Circular free.
v. J. Cheney a Co Tclete. Ohlo
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21
A kllht HAIrfrK.

Never ask your husband for mon.
ey." couuseled the old Married
Woman
Il never have To, retorfed the
Young Bride proudly Charles such
a darling He sleeps like baby all
night long The American Legion
Weekly.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-21
WANTS OWN FARM
Why One Youth Seeks the Land
Of Opportunity.
assken,ra EsHds % indspsndsHts END
~saith stfvish Out TfoFn western
eanada 10 These ~ho ssss
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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-01

The training received in College will
measure your business success. There
fore it behooves you to think carefully
and choose wisely the College in
which you are to receive your train,
ing. The College that has proven to
be a leader in educating men and wO.
men for big business for more than
twenty years, a College with an inter
national reputation, students from thir'
ty-nine states and seven foreign coun'
tries, 1000 enrollments annually, with
successful business men at the head
Of It, is the one for you to attend.
The Tyler Commercial College, OF
Tyler, Texas, Americas largest bust
ness training university, has made it
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from which to select, who hav'
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dents Of large banks, wholesale houses
oil companies, etc., at salaries as hig]
as $50,0O0.0O a year.
Our own Employment Department
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-09-01

RANK OF MINDEN.--N IL Of NV,
" - Of NE, Sec. Tat. Total as
sessment 100000. Taxes, interest aa eS
and cost '''so0'0'
Ma. AYERS LUMBER CO.-SW of
SW. Sec, 23.1S-S, less 10 acres, $ IL
of NV Of SW. Total assessment
100000. Taxes, interest and cost
V1'' .....S35 .25.
ROSE APGAR.-1.6 int. Hall Reed
Est, known as lot 6, beginning at Sc
cor. lot S, running W. $50 yds., $. IL
| 1.3 yds, +. 26O IA yds N. So 81 yds.
| E So 81 yds, N. Al IA yds to point Of
beginning. Total assessment SOo.W'
Taxes, interest and cost...........S20.20
J. N. PONDER.--Lots Z, Sec. 81.
lots l6 and II, Sec. 81, lot 80, Sec. 81,
Ilot 5. Sec. 32-15.1O. Total assessment
$4,000. Taxes, int. and cost $500
On the day Of the sale | will sell
|such portions Of said property, as each
debtor will point out, and in case the
debtor will not point out sufficient
property, I will at once and without
Idelay, sell the least quantity of said
property of any debtor, which any bid
| der will buy for the amount Of the
taxes, interest and costs due by said
|debtor. This sale will be without ap
praisement for cash in legal tender
money Of the United States, and the
property sold shall be redeemable al
any time for the space Of one year by
paying the price given, including inter
ests and cost and twenty per cen
thereon.
Arcadia, La, this the 9th day O.
July, 1921.
J. r. CURRIE,
. Sheriff and Ex.Oficio Tax Collector
Bienville Parish. Louisiana.