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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-07

that used to keep me awake nights
against the gang that has everything
brought to them on a platter. | want
ed them kicked out. to give better men
a chance. But I've got over that. I'm
willing they should play their game as
long as they'll let me play mine
But"
His look belied his words, Henry
thought. His eyes, smoldering, gazed
out across the room. There was food
for thought, for John and his friends,
perhaps, in the look of them.
Many persons less given to analysis
than Henry Craven had speculated
during the past half-dozen years about
the relation between Joe Greer and
Jennie Macarthur. They saw, just as
Henry did, that it differed somehow
from the accepted standard for i'm
portant, busy employers and their ef-
fcient, infallible secretaries.
Jennie was competent, and long ago
she had made herself indispensable.
But that was only the beginning of 1t.
She took to Joe from the start. What
appeared to others as his truly In
fernal temper never worried Jennie
bit.
He could think harder and faster
than anybody else, and long success
sion of contacts with muddled minds
or irresolute Wills drove him every
now and then frantic. Her method
with him was to let him rave until he
got the worst of it out of his system,
and then grin at him. She learned
the trick of toning down his letters
without making them sound tame and
colorless, and before she'd worked for
him a year, he'd given up debating al
together.
you're the only stenographer IN
the world" he said to her, apropos of
some such performance as this. go
to the bookkeeper and tell him your
salary is fifty dollars week. ANY
time you think that isn't enough, say
so, but don't you dare leave me on
any account. You belong to me, see."
He added, You're not thinking Of go
ing off and getting married, are your"
When she told him she wasn't, he
gave SOTl OI SdllSlleu STuul which
carried with II the Implication that
she'd better not try.
When he formed his company for
the manufacture of airplane parts,
he made her secretary of II and fixed
her salary at six thousand a year. In
every ramification of his business in
terests he gave her his whole conf
dence, which was something no one
else, she was sure, shared with her
for he was naturally suspicious and
secretive.
During the whole seven years, from
the day when she'd first gone into his
private office to the day of the direc-
tors meeting that Henry Craven at
tended, she had never considered
leaving joe She'd spoiled him. She'd |
endured much. She had occasionally |
fared up to match the red of her hair |
and driven some rebuking home |
truths into him But, on the whole, |
she'd enjoyed herself enormously. |
There was a zest about the whole |
thing that made 1t more than a mere |
Job, sparkle of variety. and a spice,
too. Of danger.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-07

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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-07

Charity begins where patriotism does
at home.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-07
JENNIE MAC ARTHUR

SYNOPSIS.-Joseph Greer,
black bearded pirate OF fifty,
having discovered a process OF
extracting fiber from fax straw,
is made director of big corpo-
ration. For years distrusting
mon of AFFAIRS, Greer has played
. lone hand. Now holding what
he considers the winning cards.
no Is willing to sublet his wits
to wealth. To protect his own
interests. Joe has foisted his own
secretary. Jennie Macarthur.
upon the company. Henry Cra-
ven. bank clerk related to John
Williamson. the millionaire back
err of Greer's new company, is
offered by Williamson the posi-
ton of treasurer of the new COM
pany. with the generally under
stood purpose of watching Greer.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-07
By HENRY KI|CHELL WEBSTER


wouldn't you like to see your new
ONCE, Mr. Craven, before you GOT" III,
followed her down the corridor will
curiously stimulating sense of ad
venture.
This was Mr.. Ferris Office" she
said as she ushered him into a room
that was just the conventional quar-
tered-oak and ground-gass box-stall
lie was treasurer of the old com
pany. At least" she added without a
smile. "he was called treasurer"
he perceived plainly enough that
she meant to tell him something, and
waited, with a trepidation he was
afraid wasn't quite concealed. for her
to go on.
Il only meant" she explained, that
Mr.. Greer is always so full of the one
thing that happens to be on his mind
that the rest of us have to catch hold
just anywhere and fill in"
After she had gone he dropped down
into the swivel-chair-his swivel-chair
now-feeling the imperative need of a
few minutes In which to get himself
together. But before the process of
recollection had fairly found time to
begin, he heard steps-Greer's, he was
sure-come down the corridor and
turn into the secretarys Office next
door,
"Oh, hellol" he heard her say. 81
thought you'd gone"
The other said-it was Greer-"God-
frey, what an afternoon and
pumped down heavily on her desk.
"Well," Greer went on after striking
a match, 81 guess we're really started,
at last. / don't believe there's any
more id fee-fo-fum that they can
think Of See you tomorrow he
asked. "How about dinner up at the
tiatf My train doesn't go until mid
night"
81 can't come to dinner. But lunch
is al; right, If you like. and the rest
of the afternoon"
On it, Jennie, can't you leave
the one decent workday in the week
alOne?"
You have too many workdays as 1t
is. I'll be there at one, but | won't
wait So If you're at work and don't
feel like stopping. you needn't"
"Oh, all right One o'clock. then
You're an internal tyrant, Jennie"
$50 would you be, Joe" Cor did she
call him Joey), IF you got the chance,
guecs."
The next moment Henry heard her
going. Then, before he could move or
think, the communicating door was
thrown open, and Greer, at peace with
the world, came in upon him. He
gave Henry an amiable smile, pleased
to find him there. Before speaking he
devoted a moment to a prodigious
yawn and stretch.
'Well," he said, as he squeezed the
water out Of his eyes, that's over.
We're through with that sort Of
hoatum for while, anyway. You
found 1t as dull as / did; | could see
that. Let's go somewhere and have a
chin-and a drink he added. I'm
drier right now than this country Will
ever be-"
Greer piloted him back into a sort
of grill where, apparently, food was
to be had as well as liquor. Greer
ordered bourbon for himself, and Hen
ry chose a pot of orange pekoe.
"What do you make of williamson"
Greer asked abruptly.
make of him?" Henry echoed.
sWhy, l don't know. I've known him,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-07

years ago, an0 am
taking it now for the
Change of Life and
other troubles and |
receive great benefit
from it. ] am willing
to let you use my
letter as a testimo-
NAL because tits the
truth. i found your
booklet In my letter.
box and read it care
fully. and that is how
/ came to take the
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-12-07
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"She's nineteen" he answered.
"Her names Beatrice"
(To BE coNTINUEDo

Eve ate the apple because there
were no ice cream parlors open.
Evening star., 1923-11-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES
Continue

LEARN BARBER TRADE
Quick; position guaranteed. Tri-Cty Barber
School. Sl7 East Baltimore st., Baltimore
Evening star., 1923-11-04
WANTED-AGENTs.

A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN-Make spark
ling glass name plates, numbers, checker
boards, medalEons. signs; big illustrated
book FREE. Z. Palmer. 127, Wooster. Ohio.
AGENTS-LOckwood,. .Orlander, Roberts, make
500 weekly. Jiffy changeable signs; 'sensa-
ti0nal sellers; every merchant buys; costs
Peoples Mfg Co.. 5sl W. Randolph. IS.
Chicago. -.
AGESTS-2OO per cent profit; wonderful little
article something new; sells like wild6re; car
~ in pocket; write at once for free simple.
Albert Mills, Gen. Mgr, 1892 American bldg.
AGENTs-S15 daily cay selling seif.llghtine
Rapid Mt. CO., 10 IT,: 18th ST.. New York. !:
housewife. one to q. dozen Nu-Nsp every week
for 25c each. Write for free money making
Distributing plap to sAl-f3ack, Products Corp,
2S6 Park ave-, WeehaN vixen, n. j.
AGENTS-stop Look. Christmas oppor-
tunity. s. hour easy.A Sell iron board covers.
stamped goods. rubber aprons, sanitary goods,
Sreidery s1e ee Co.. % asp Monroe. caicsRe. :%-
AGENTsLseli Jack Frost winter coats, ADULTS.
children, $3.50 up: big profits. Temple
Raincoat Co., $780, Gardner. Mass
AGENTS-Sis daily displaying Thomas Duplex
Coats; one side stylish topcoat, other storm
proof raincoat; two coats for price of one:
you simply wear coat and bookaorders. We
deliver and collect; ssmpie coat free; Thomas
AGENIS"-.Ab.oiutely new powder pun; scan
erai weeks; women everywhere buying on=
% years. write. p. 4. srcderiei e., ess Broad :
way, New York as.s@t- 49, So
Evening star., 1923-11-04

OUR FALL TERN NOW OPEN.
In announcing our fall term we respectfully
call your attention to tbs possibilities Of Z
course
Burroughs Adding. Bookkeeping. Calculating
and Billing Machines.
Complete preparation for bank. commercial
and government work.
Burroughs Bldg, 724 18th ct. NV.
DAY ESSIONS-EVENING SESSIONS.
Phone Main 2700.
Evening star., 1923-11-04
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESMEN.
seller; no Installation: big profit proposition:
send dollar for sample. Dickinson & Co.,
Inc. Minneapolis. Mimi.
CANvASSERs-Make$ $50 weekly selling new.
ticle; every home buys several; pocket sam
pie. Hsndycap Co. Elizabeth. \. J.
COAST TO COAST oRGANIzATIoN. might
growing demand in this section. Our amaz-
ingly fast growth lies in previously unheard
of p. for
Our plan insures customers good will. which
isscreated to be salesmans for years; repeat
expense Statesmen with us make $35 daily
upward: confidential. Jerome Laadt, Pres,
8 So. Dearborn. Chicago.
MAKE SI20 WEEKLY IN SPARE TIME--sell
what the public wants-long distance radio re-
ceiving sets; two sales weekly pays $l20 prof
It.; no big investment, no canvassing; Sharpe
sentatives wanted at once. This plan is sweep
Of your county ozarka. ss5 w. washington
blvd, Chicago.
MAN-There is an opening on the sales force
of one Of the leading Investment houses OF this
city for q man Of high standing and good ad-
dress: previous selling experience Is not re-
Quiryd; the desire to work and forge ahead Is
essential: a drawing account may be arranged;
star eee and
people, work with manager; family man pre-
ferred. Room 4O2. 1413 g ct. to $50.
OUTSIDE statesmen who can handle a well
known cold remedy as side line; men for city,
Maryland and Virginia: must have references.
Address BOX 342-Z, Star office.
SALEsMAN-To comb territory for retailers
and manufacturers, selling well known line
ribbons as side line; commission basis Ad-
dress Box 347. Catasauqua. Pa.
SALESMEN-Wanted, men who have successA
ful sales records to sell Wear Proof Mats.
On market twelve years. nationally known
and used. Every doorway q prospect, es-
pecially Office buildings. hotels. theaters,
stores, clubs, restaurants, schools, churches.
hospitals, elevators. homes. Leader in It's
Held. Good men can make big money and
build q lucrative business. Address. Wear
Proof Mat Co.. 2158 W. Fulton st., Chicago
Ill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or experienced:
CITY travelling; write for free book Mod
.ern salesmanshlp''; big demand for men; earn
s.. 500 to SIC, 900 yearly Address National
Salesmen's -Tr. Assn. Dept. 823, CHICAGO.
statesmen or ex-merchants; unequaled op-
pOrfunity; good firm: new, needed, high-class
specially; commission, $50 to 500 per SALE
Factory. 1921 Colfax. Cleveland, Ohio.
Observation-Disclosures staple product with
tremendous demand; salesmen and consumer
prize contest starting; best proposition ever
oRered. Bonded Cross Company, 8, New Or
leans, La.
SALESMEN-Not afraid of road work: SO, 900
yearly or better easily earned; good territory
and repeat business; bank cooperate In all
territories; fairest contract written. nlinois
Adjusting and Finance Corporatiou. - Dast
Van Buren st.. Chicago
Evening star., 1923-11-04

PORTER for store work; must
be able to wash plate glass win
dows, scrub and fire hot-water
furnace; references and salary
desired in first letter. Address
Box 1907, ,AStar office. @
Evening star., 1923-11-04

MAN with family white, to work farm
near Brookville. Md. by the year: house. fuel,
garden, COW. pigs and $50 per month. Expert
ence and best references required. Z. b. Nc
Intyre, 400 Lawrence st. ne. Phone evenings
North 3l3
Evening star., 1923-11-04
THE HECHT CO..
IL II

SALESMAN-Auto accessory
salesman with car. See Mr..
Thompson. A. E. Eberly Sons,
Inc, 7IS 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-11-04

FARM HAND experienced married. for work
in up-to- date orchards; excellent chance TO
learn business and advance: good house, gar
den and firewood furnished. Wages to start.
$40 Give full particulars as to age, expert
enre. etc, in first letter. Mt. Peasant VI
chards IHvre de Grace, Maryland.
Evening star., 1923-11-04

File Clerks for Govt Service.
See Mr.. COOK, Room q, 945 Pa. Ave. -
Evening star., 1923-11-04

SALESMEN-Not afraid of road work: So, 900
yearly or better easily earned; good territory
and repeat business; bank cooperation in all
territories; fairest contract written. nlinois
Adjusting and Finance Corporstion. - Dast
Van Buren, ST. Chicago
Evening star., 1923-11-04

FARMLAND good white. settled. married
man. one who can milk state age, size OF
family aud experience. Address Box l7S.Z'
Star Office. "
Evening star., 1923-11-04
yFVER mail ORIGINAL recommerdattons
=. annI..inn for e,nnknhSneHf. QNe COPIBO.

tLERKS-Two clean-cut, we'll appearing men.
70 or 70 years old: salary. 500 per month
to start Apply Barker Bakery, ooB gin 81
NV. Monday morning at 8 O'Clock. Bfins- ref-
Evening star., 1923-11-04
PERSONAL.


MATURE WOMAN, CAPABLE, WILL ASSIST
mother or invalid on trip to Calf. for exp;
excellent refs. Address Box 1897. Star office.
IF ESTHER COOK WILL COMMUNICATE
with the advertiser she will learn Of some
thing to her advantage which her former
teacher, Miss Brown of Roanoke, has kindly
written about her. Address Box 335-X, Star
WANTED = TO JOIN RESPONSIBLE MAN
GOING south in closed car: references ex-
changed. Mr.. Byrne, 1901 X st. NV.
CORRECTIVE AND MEDICAL EXERCISES;
private instruction IN reducing weight; super
yised play classes for children. EVA DELL
MYERS. 2906 st. Nv West 599-W.
YOUNG NAN WISHES To ACCOMPANY
some one going TO Boston this week. Address
Box 881-Z, Star ONCE. 30
AN OSTEOPATHECi PHYSICIAN, not in ac-
tixe practice. Wishes. to take full charge Of In
valid, as physician and companion; on salary
basisI Address BOX 211-Z, Star office. -
WE ARE NOW PAYING $2 TO $40 FOR
men'e and ladies', used suits. Our prices for
Exchange. .6s3 st. NV. Phone Main 33Js.
Evening star., 1923-11-04

MAN, married at Accotink, Va, with light
delivery ear for established coffee and tea
route. Grand Union Tea Co.. 427 7th st.
Evening star., 1923-11-04
CHAUFFEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS.
SALESMAN,

Well known manufacturing corporation,
with agencies throughout the world, wants q
proven producer for their Washington branch;
experience In ofice appliance or insurance
field desira BILE. but not essential. very Rttrac-
tive future and good immediate earnings for
the right man: salesmanager wiz interview
desirable applicants in Washington. Address
Rox 7Q-A Star office
Evening star., 1923-11-04

COLLECTOR wanted with auto See Ir. Cole
Potomac Electric Appliance Co.. oo' s9th ST.
Evening star., 1923-11-04

Bookkeeper experienced. Office manaGer ant
graduate accountant open for position, city
able seven days notice. Address Box 70-Z
Star office
Evening star., 1923-11-04

AiAN-Middle aged, active. for light. pleas
ant outside work: permanent position In
Washington. Emmons Company, Newark,
Evening star., 1923-11-04

GENTLEMEN. for spare time or whole time.
to represent leading New York life insurance
rompany. Address BOX l72-E. star office.
Evening star., 1923-11-04

JOB PRESSMAN wanted Apply Sunday and
Monday. Quality Print shop. s39 ID NV
LABORER, one. Monday morning. 3lth and
Mckinley, Chevy Chase 4. Rosenberger
LABURERS-Apply to Mr.. Ray at job. 9th
and Quarkp SIS. NV.
.,fc L. Il
Evening star., 1923-11-04
HELP-MALE.
Continued.

YOUNG MAN. "a. neat appearing, desires
position; years experience; best local ref
erences. Addreas Box 274-Z, star ONCE.
YOUNG NAN about 25 year, OF age for rent
energetic man with real estate or business
experience this position offers an excellent
opportunity: reply fully. sr-sine salary ex-
YOUNG MAN to work around dairy farm
Apply Maurice +. Flynn. 1914 Goth ST.. Mt.
Rainier. Md. Telephone Hyattsyille 4A6-R. ~
Evening star., 1923-11-04

~ L O4NNL.
Long established banking institution. with To-
cal resident branch and well established Glen
teie, is in the market for sales representa-
tive who wishes to become Identified perma-
nently with dignifed business. Must be over
%, neat, willing to work and follow in
structions. No advances. Your own efforts
determine amount of weekly pay check. Life
time connection If you qualify, and not stocks
bonds, real estate or insurance. Address Box
26-A Star office
Evening star., 1923-11-04

JANITOR ASSISTANT, must be thoroughly
experienced as fireman and assist IN repairs.
care of halls etc The Renedict 1S0S Eye st.
Evening star., 1923-11-04
Continued.

SECURITY statesmen,
experienced. TO sell 70 Preferred witt com
mon stock bonus. of established local industrial
with long record Of earnings; live leads; every
Can write. Sales Manager. 800, 1403 II
Evening star., 1923-11-04

MAN in each town to plate auto parts: re-
Electors. bath fixtures. silver mirrors. re1nish
beds cha ndeliprs; by method; $40 daily:
no capital experience required outht lur-
nished write today. Gunmetal Co., o2-ohi'
Dnrafnr. ILL
The Washington times., 1923-06-20
CURED OF DRUG HABIT
AFTER YEAR IN PRISON

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, June 20
When James Gallagher, of Reading,
was sent to Jail a year ago. a dope
fiend, he was en;aciated and a nerv-
Gus wreck, weighing $50 pounds,
though six feet tail.
Yesterday he appeared in court at
a hearing in which he sought parole,
and weighed 202 pounds, devoid of
any nervousness and anxious to work
done with dope. Judge Miller, who
had sentenced him, after he had been
brought into court when his compan-
ion addict died from an overdose in
Pottstown, sent him home.
Warden Fellman told the court
The Washington times., 1923-06-20
Los ANGELES TO
OPEN GREAT
CAMP
Has Leased 440 Acres IN
Sierra National Park
For Playground.

LOS ANGELES, Ch., June 20
Los Angeles, the largest municipal
playground camp in the country
will be opened in High Sierras, at
Mammoth, Cal, on July l., remain
ing open until September ID.
Over 440 acres in Sierras Nationai
Park has been leased by the city
of Los Angeles, where central din
ing room and cabins will be erected
Over $4,000 will be invested in the
initial camp program this season.
Although the Los Angeles camp
is 336 miles from the city, 1t is
approached through valleys from
which the city obtains its water
supply, reaching up into the waters
of Mt. Whitney, the highest peak
in the United States.
In the center of the high Sierra
fishing and hunting grounds, camp
ers will be able to catch their own
breakfa sts Horseback trips to the
The Washington times., 1923-06-20
To Be
ATTACKED
AGAIN
MHM
Royal Geographical Head Is
Determined Mountain Shall
Not Beat Man."
Rx international News service.

LONDON, June 20.-A renewed
attack on Mt. Everest was foreshad-
owed by Viscount Ronaldshay, presi-
dent OF the Royal Geographical So
ciety, in his presidential address to
tho assembled members of the So
. ciety here.
In his. declaration of war against
the worlds highest mountain he
said they were far from being dis
couraged by their first failure, add
ing. that since last years expedition
had proved that it was possible to
establish a camp at an altitude of
.25,500 feet, it gave ground for hope
that next years proposed expedition
would be successful.
1T was not found possible to or
ganize further attempt upon the
peak this year" said Lord Ronald
shay, "but that did not imply that
man had been beaten by the noun
tain. Far. from it!
THE experience gained from last
years expedition will be an inval'
liable asset to next years climbers,
and we are hopeful that this asset
will bring victory"
The Washington times., 1923-06-20
VIRGIN BIRTH ISSUE
STOPS ORDINATION

NEW YORK, June 20.-The test
of accepting the virgin birth Of
Christ as an historical fact has
been applied to Milton NJ McGor-
rill, assistant to the pastor of
the Baptist Temple in Brooklyn,
and he has failed of ordination for
the present.
This is one Of the chief points
of dispute between the Fundamen-
talists and Modernists.
A council of the Long IslanH
Baptist Association was held in the
Baptist Temple Saturday to con-
slider Mr.. McGorrilPs ordination. 1t
was learned yesterday that the vote
against him was "a to 23
Another council will consider his
case in the fall. Meantime he prob
ably will continue as assistant pas.
tor of the temple.
The Washington times., 1923-06-20
OF EIGHT
IS JAP ANESE
PEER
Father Retires MysteriousIy.
Talk Of Scandal and Debt
Circulated as Reason.

TOXIC, June 20.--The raising OF
Tsunco Isahaya. eight months old,
to the rank of baron has made this
Young scion of prominent Toxic
house the youngest titled person in
Japan.
The unusual promotion Of a child
r. This rank CAME about recently
when his father, Baron Fujio lisa
haya, persuaded the imperial house
hold department TO allow him to
retire from his position as active
head of his own family.
The accumulation of large debts
and a scandal which caused his
wife to leaveN him are given in
TOXIC as the reasons for Baron
Isahaya's retirement. -
1t is even whispered that the
other members Of the baron's family
nron1ised him 100000 $500, 000)
provided he would surrender his
title and position to his eight-month-
The Washington times., 1923-06-20
By FAY KING.

Many times, out West, where
they have yards, I've walked up
and down and looked in at fairy
lands all strung with Chinese
lanterns and girls and boys stroll:
ing about in summer frOclxs, and
wondered how it would seem to be
among those present.!
Some things come late in life,
and a garden party happened to
be one of the things that avoided
me up until now, but the garden
party / attended the other night
was worth waiting for, I'll tell
the world.
Motoring up along the Hudson
with famous opera singer and n
handsome host amt anything to
keep still about, and what with
The Washington times., 1923-06-20
not given any

that Gallagher was not given any
narcotics: was fed upon bees eogi.is..s
during the first few weeks ~ his
hard battle TO overcome the habit,
and won.
JUNE WEDDING DECORATIONS.
Consult GUIDE. 1912 r St.. IL you want
original displays--Advt.
The Washington times., 1923-06-20
TWO SOLDIER PRISONERS
ESCAPE FORT HAMILTON

NEW YORK, June 20.-Two sol.
dlers In the Coast Artillery Corps
under arrest and at work under
guard outside the Fort Hamilton,
Bay Ridge, reservation, escaped from
their guard late yesterday afternoon
and disappeared The men were
Alphone Fartin, who enlisted in the
army from Manchester, N. H., and
Cnarles w. La Ware, of Teilleat, Ill.
the two had been transferred Sun
asy from Fort Jay, on Governors
Island. Search parties were dis
patched from Fort Hamilton as soon
as Colonel l.. Wagner, comnandant
OF the post, was informed of the
escape.