Show THE GUNNISON VALLEY NEWS GUNNISON UTAH Gay Hostess Apron ItnAa With Poppy Motif emy- AXCCDS Safi: - IAmUdDELOD Laws Are a Retreat It Isn't laws that Americana need to enable them to get along together but e decent regard for nmnus EAX Harold Tltue WNU Sendee fggX CHAPTER I —1— of toilsome Hit from pantry to parlor In this ao gayly apron popples and guests ara rare to ask how it's made bright contrast for yoke terser poppies One poppy forma tl3 pocket Pattern 1495 contains a transfer pattern of the apron inches a 6 by 10 cri a motif iztllf 6 by 9 Inches and the of illustrations t "Tie patches t'J ttitches used material re-- C" Z ijT I -J 15 cents in stamps or coins this pattern for '1 preferred)Circle Sewing rtment 82 York City Needlecraft Eighth Avenue keep food m ovlng many doctors recoin end Nujol— because of Its :ntle lubricating itlon Two weeks travel behind two leagues of gently riffled water before the great canoe swung on to the end of its march bearing s lamb to the slaughter That is what Donald Maclver was to say when the leagues had been cut to canoe lengths But Rodney Shaw looked like no sheep no innocent as he sat there with one arm thrown easily over the mess basket He looked like no beaten trader either though the number of packs was small indeed He had more the look and bearing of an emperor in his royal barge despite his youth and apparent poverty Though of course emperors have been young and poor His eight boatmen sang so in lusty as they sent the voices North canoe along Eight boatmen gaily dressed as voyageurs should be for the rendezvous Roaring home after a year inland minds and hearts fixed ahead Behind the canoe was the broad expanse of Lake Michigan’s northern extremity against its birch bottom pattered the indigo waters of the narrowing strait and that island Mackinac was the great depot of the fur trade the chief gateway to the old Northwest and in this year of 1818 the seat of a monopoly which was making aimless wanderers or mere employees of traders such as this Rodney Shaw “But there are duties Donald” Crooks said sorting papers from his desk “The schooner will be laden by night The captain will sail with the first fair wind Mr Astor and I will be gone and you ” will be in command and A shrill whoop floated in from the A shout A rifle cracked beach A strange canoe was out there deep oarsmen voices of the tinging sounding up the wind Rodney Shaw Btared at the colorful spectacle before him Lodge and tent and dwelling craftsman's yard and shop and the fort itself emptied to Join the welcome Mackinac welcomed this arrival as it had welcomed many another Oars were boated now and voy- - 1 Not all Mackinac slept late that The place was active Few had slept late as had Donald Maclver but then he had wintered at Fond du Lac For Ramsay Crooks however there was no rest when others stirred He was early at his desk across which flowed a record of that bitter that bitter struggle scramble for fur Conrad Rich an elderly clerk toiled at another desk men came and went but toward none did Crooks so much as look :iST ON GENUINE NUJOL He was preoccupied with what lay on his desk and what might come Each Day Laugh from the westward yonder so preday is more wasted than one occupied that when the fight which hich we have not laughed— began outside with a yelp and a mfort shout grew until a thousand men were about the battle Crooks gave little heed True he looked closely before the affray was over even moved to the window to stare none with warm from common colds blood in his veins could have been wholly immune to such excitement He watched men under Maclver's direction start up the hill with a '9 matter how many medicines heavy limp burden have tried for your cough chest I or bronchial Irritation Donald Maclver Entered removyou can relief now with Creomulslon ing his beaver hat wiping his broad !ous trouble may be brewing and forehead cannot afford to take a chance 'A brawl is reCrooks nodded 1 any remedy less potent than amulsion which goes right to quired to wake the revelers” he but still observed not seat of the trouble and aids na- to soothe and heal the Inflamed with a tone of implied rebuke xus membranes and to loosen “Brawl! Ramsay I’d not 've t expel the phlegm missed yon fer mooch! ’Twas th’ ven if other remedies have failed boatman Roussel tryin’ his strength bo discouraged try Creomul 1 Your druggist Is authorized to wi’ my own Nadeau Nadeau ye’ll and your money if you sue not ken carried the’ black feather off roughly satisfied with the bene What men I wi us last summer obtained from the very first th’ strongest fighter 'til tie Creomulslon Is one word— cot Nadeau Ye and It has no hyphen In lb now nd Roussel th’ untried t for It plainly see that the name should 've seen them strain I'd 'a' the bottle Is CreomulsiorL and risked mooch on Nadeau Heart 'nd i’ll get the genuine product And strength th' mon has but he could ) relief you want (Adrd nae compare wi' Roussel A horse he is a buffalo of a mon! He left my poor Nadeau in such condition I'd sky a copper for his chances HOW OFTEN I had him lugged tae th’ post surgeon like ye’d lug a package I Yon Wi th black SAN YOU KISS Aim goes Roussel noo feather in his own cap!” arrive will Shaw today” “Rodney MAKE UP? “Cornin’ You’re informed then?” He is come “While you danced — TTEW husbands eu understand Donald” nodding impressively— I? mh y a wlT should ton fro® “and the last challenge to our supbwut companion Into a threw periority In the northern department lurona whole week In avry month 1 is removed I” Yoa can nr wry before Um and make up easier Crooks began to pace the floor marriage than after If you’re wise slowly and if you want to hold yoi hua “Ay he’s been s burr a thorn I band you won’t be a the last of wife Courageous audacloui For Once seoeratloneooe woman the independent traders to yield It g bae told another bow to so to report this will be heartening through" with Lydia E link achievement to Mr Astor during his It bam'a Vegetable Compound holpe Nature tone op the aysteoi stay with us” thin Iwwnlng the discomfort from “Perhaps he has obsairved It closwhich disorder the functional in' in on him one by one the unwomen mu endure In the three attached forts have given up since ordeal of life: L Turning from A Fre girlhood to womanhood congress helped us drive the But this jadog fur motherhood A back into Canada preaching "middle aga" wtfh Shawl” he shrugged ”A pairsistent Pont be a mon! A trader to put ahame on all take LYDIA E PINKHAM YEO STABLE COMPOUND and but th’ one of our coompany Had Oo "Smiling Throuth' But it nae been for Rickman Burke Rickman he’s th' best mon we’ve had to drive oot obstinate opposition!” From outside came the sound of To Get IUd of Add wheels and a gig drawn by a pair And PoUonou West horses drove past a girl alone of Year kldneya Ul to keep yawl on the high seat by eonetaatly Altering erwte etettas Iron the bleed II year ktdeeye get “Yon goes one that makes a M US aed dianrdmd fmctteaelty child of Rickman!” 11M tmpwrIUM there mtf k item eoWnlnr of the wM a4 jr “Indeed! Poor Rickman in Ane dtatraa Crooks confronted nette’s toils!” Uuralnr wuly ef tee Ireqweet V aaUoe atey be a wanting af kidaey "Mark you Donald 'tis Maclver ar biaddar dtaturbaaea asset bad having one like a pot Yew laay suiter aarrlnf beckaebn persiMOt kaednrhe tttsrita U the is here For two seasons now gatttng ep aifhta rwelhag paffiaae trader young unmarried every al eervewv feal wsek tbe waiter eye— bUytd mL enough to hope for her jmiles haa la aweh tarn It I better te rriy aw a struggled to make a record that he teed Mae that be wee arrlaitw than e eemeibli'g Um faw might be outstanding in her ably knows Dae Dim' PUte A “And for his pains been mode to ef (rmUful pmtpim auffer th’ Uirments of th' domnedl" iw Am peer wehWt and the clerk laughed Maclver cleared his throat sharply June morning iware Coughs That Hang On Tn iiiLjtK:vfcl djiS eye” iftimiii! Ue Found Ilia Balance There and Charged Head Down seize upon and break Basile’s body Shaw rushed He grappled for Roussel adeptly One foot set itself quickly behind his hands clamped lie boatman's he man's body at the gay sash and with a twist and a shove the bully went reeling backward roaring against the press of the crowd He found his balance there and down But hand on a head charged lis neck deflected him a swooping oot tripped him He stumbled and would have fallen but for the quick arms which seized him and lifted lim and turned him over aa he writhed and raised him high and et him drop his length on the shingle His heels were grasped by angry lands his back scrubbed Uirougli loose gravel as he was Jerked to the water’s edge One foot was drooped wrist caught up Instead he was swung once twice thrice In widenHe was let go and fell ing arcs with a cry and a splash into water under the bow of the unloading canoe the Then Rodney Shaw turned rage already dying in his gray eyes He brushed his palms together briskly aS though to free them from the dust of an empty honor Briskly at first and then the movements slowed until he stood there hands half extended and motionless staring up at her She sat on the high scat of her vehicle looking at him across the heads of the murmuring crowd Her horses pawed but ahe held them with firm rein body swaying a bit as their restlessness moved the gig She smiled Fire in that smile Incitement and challenge and defiance because Shaw had opened his mouth as if to speak as though to let an amazed incredulous ejaculation be jolted between his lips A voice then said to him: “I am Ramsay Crooks!” Shaw came back to controlled faculties slowly a bit bewildered perA man haps somewhat abashed looked twice at Ramsay Crooks liege man dominant figure In the trade of the Northwest ”1 am Shaw” he replied simply Crooks stopped He picked from the gravel at his feet a black ostrich plume the one knocked from Roussel’s cap lie extended it with a gracious and graceful gesture “Youra!” he said and smiled A stir behind Crooks distracted Shaw’s steady gaze The tandem team was moving away The head of the driver turned ever so slightly and the pert chin lifted in tantaliz Ing challenge ageurs waist deep in water shoved the canoe gently into the shallows guarding its tender birch bottom from boulders Old Basils put down the steer ing oar with its carven blade stepped over the aide and bowed a long back for his trader Shaw low ered himself to the firm shoulders and his calves clasped by Basile's wiry hands was borne ashore his boots thus kept dry The crowd pressed closely about his way but one was making through it now impatiently cursing This was Roussel with hoarsely the black feather insignia of invincibility thrust into the knot of the yellow kerchief which covered his shaggy head “Make “Make way I” he shouted Under the leadership and direcBut aside for the black feather tion of the daughter of a Maori what strange brigade is this?” chief— a princess— a group of His great hands grasped shoulhas recovered by purchase ders his stout elbows prodded ribs Basile was directing the placing of from white owners the lands surpackages his eyes and attention all rounding a spring sacred with reHe did not see Rousfor that labor ligious significance and of sentimenof the sel because his back was toward tal value in the tradition ' the-- man if he heard the fellow’s tribe writes a Waikato New ZeaSo the land correspondent in the Chicago orders he gave no heed hand on his arm spun him about Tribune A native village Ngaruawahla roughly “Does one shout in your ear ole has been built on these lands after “Die models and plans a century old man?” Roussel demanded you not hear the voice of the black with carvings and all the characfeather commanding you to stanc teristics dear to the history loving aside?” Maoris and here dwell Te Puea Basile struggled to release the Ilerangi and several hundred of her He put up his other hand In people— oblivious to th arm changes a gesture of protest but for the inbrought about by aggressive invadflamed eyes of the bully it was ers a challenge to move of resistance years old and Though seventy-twThe hand was struck worn and wasted by tuberculosis superiority aside a fist crushed into Basile’s she had traces of former beauty chest and he went down and she was a grand and glorious recumbent poEven in woman “Hold I” This was Shaw striding Her sition she had a regal look “Hold youl” forwardBut Roussel would not hold He complexion was light brown her figstopped great hands clutching to ure was small and thin her fine Shaw took the black ently feather ab- - Night with logs blazing on the hearth because the strait winds are even In June They sat before the pilastered fireplace in the high ceilinged room Rodney Shaw Independent trader and John Jacob Astor who ruled a territory that was to be the heart of a nation Ramsay Crooks was there es well but in the background A German baker's boy who had become richest American through his handling oi fur was Astor fur and tea and ships and land but always fur There had been no talk of the errand which brought Shaw hither until after the meal and then not until pipes had followed the gorg- cold each other You cannot often communicate the lesson you have learned by experience Display windows of s large city ere a great expositlonal delight even If one can't afford many objects he sees or cares not to have them Truth IS stranger than fiction but most of the facts about truth never come out the ing As Mr Astor talked In his broken English Ramsay Crooks listened closely and toyed with a rosette of gay ribbons “So” said Astor with a shrug Das 1st vat Crooks asked you to come here Jal” Shaw had scarcely moved since Astor began "And that is what I came to hear” he said quietly and yet the words carried a ring of excitement “That is what I expected to hear your proposal Mr Astor is that I surrender my independence The offer to come and trade et your account and risk Is scent to the bait” Astor nodded casually but perhaps in his eyes was a glint of something not casual “I came to hear this I came all this way the length of Lake Michiair”— voice mounting and gan trembling ever ao slightly— “to say to you Not To say No a thousand times! I came all this way sir to say that you may rob me badger me persecute me but I am not to be driven out That Mr Astor Is what I came to lay” But now Aator’s short stocky body bent forward a bit and hla harsh strong mouth loosened somewhat aa with incredulity You coomt “Was? you coomt”— lifting a plump hand— “yust to say No to me?” Ills brows were gathered close puzzled rather than angered times “Ay And ten thousand No!” A slow flush had crept Into face and he gripped his chair arms “You t’ink dot’s smard? You t'ink dot’s good sense? You t’ink when all Iss amalgamation a young man thowa sense to—'' fro BE CONTINUED) Princess Te Puea New Zealand Village Ruler Is Worshiped by Her Subjects gray hair was long and hung free and unconfined below her shoulders large and expressive eyes alternately flashed fire and misted with tears as she discussed the conditions con fronting her people her voice was soft and her manners were gentle Te Puea is a remarkable woman She deserves to rank with the world’s great Her people worship her She Is not aggressive shuns publicity and devotes her life to the of the Maoris advancement She has adopted and reared more than a hundred orphans She speaks reads and writes English During the World war no inducements of fered by the British could induce her to advise her people— the Wat' katos— to enlist in tha allies' army It is said that if she had acquiesced to these persuasions and sent her people to fight for England she to day would be a grand dame of the British empire and in receipt of a comfortable pension She steadfast ly refused to acceda to the requests of a government which aha says has stolen tha lands of her people t’s Considered Eccentricity In e village es elsewhere genius is usually not encouraged But few know that Is what it is Logie In time conquers all Be- cause logle Is distilled common eense Overeating it what shortens a pig’s lift too A Very Salutary One The best part Of experience la the scarea It puts into you He free with compliments They cost you nothing but the surrenWill der of your rebe should Photograph albums vived That was the only way of the of idea tome family getting tree READY TO BRING RELIEF YOU III MINDIES The BAYER Rusor ASPIRIN WORKS $0 FAST Drop e layw ApW tMt lte e War ef water By th Mm It hit tha ketteai af tbe gloat It I Slalatagrallag Title af klsIntefrstUn aaaUaa ataat gaaalna IAYIR AiplH toblte la af heedodi end 10 “taking held tor gala e fw minutes after taklag ip4 high as von want for remedies claimed to relieve the pain of Headache Rheumatism Neuritis Sciatica etc But the medicine so mnny doctors generally approve — the one used by thousands of families daily — la Bayer Aspirin1 —15 apleco dozen tablets — about Simply take 2 Bayer Aspirin tablets with half glass of water if necessary according to Repeat direction! 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