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PADELFORD TO' FIGHT
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meuroiiu
1 BAYES AT
(Aw.iM.-iiii,-,l i'r
Luuneil Wire)
MUDTOHD, April 20. MudTord's
first boxing smoker -to bo held lor
?.'.,!. .'?'' ,".- ""'
the Illhirlty Hall iuvlli6ri i1uy 1,
according to an announcement
iiiiine loiiiiy uy ohiiui ducn uuim, .
who yesterday succeeded iu sign- Hl!0;v,!s abo"1 tu ,u" lhcl 'l'"
ing contracts with Phil Uayos ol "le ""' hut Duvid strode after her
Sulcm apd Pat l'atlelford of Med; Hn"1 m,t n'" atms about her corn
lord for a 10-round main ovotu, fprtlngly. "Sally, honey, we haven't
wiiinii win ho nr,.n,ir.,i h a ai.nn. time! Throw them a kiss from
final wrestling match between Don
Nolan ot Portland, a' husky 180 -
I ponnd Krnniiler, and Stanley Hod-
.surs oi mis cuy.
The nayos and Padnifunl match eesture of love 'and farewell, head aEttlnst his breast
Is expected to be a hot battle with "doodhy, Carnival. Thank you rot , "Then IoI'b travel" lio latiKhed
I'ndelford riKhtinR his het to nut- sheltering litfvld and me! flood- jubilantly. "This la'our weddln
wit und outbox Iluyes, wlio recent- Dy. fop HySoo and Mrs. Bybee! ,Hyi Hally! Think ir It sweet
ly returned from a tour of Aus- Ooodby (lus! flnodby, Jan. Uond- rjur wedding tiny1" '
, iruliu. Hayes is a hard man to by Noko! Goodby, Hollo ! And . a ilw.v ln.i,i,.',i i i....i
handle, and with this in mind,
I'ndelford has begun a vigorous
program pi training. 110111 llgnters
have posted forfeits with tho city
boxing commission. Padelford was
reinstated by tlitf comnltssiou on
lhl' Porting of his forfeit of $100
after naving oees aroppeu wnon
ho refused to fight at tho Hilarity
nan last winter.
NOTICE
I have Just completed retnndollng
mv residence 144 s jpk. i... :
to thren r,.mi.h..i ,.,.1-
to three 3-room furnished mils,
Call and see them. Mrs. Jessie Mc
Reynolds. .J . . '.. v ,'
t LEADERS IN THE J
; MAJOR LEAGUE X
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( By the Associated Press)
Including games of April 20: '
' National
IJultlug Ornullinm, I'lrutes, .171.
Huns Frisch, Cardinals, 11. ;
Iluns hutted In Cohen, liluulB;
risen, Caidluals, 12.
Hits Douihll, Cardinals; 22.
Doubles iranthnni. I'lrules. S.
I Triples Boltomltiy, Cardinals, 3.
Honiara O Doul, Olants; l-'rlscll,
Cardinals; Webb and Wilson,
Cubs, 3.
Stolen banes Fiisch, Cardinals;
Tyson, ilobins, 3.
American
I Batting Kress, .Brawns,- .'181.
I Huns lamleson,' lad Inns, 13.
i Huns batted in Meusol, Yanks.
12. ...
.i Hits J. Sewell, ludiuns; Oebrln
g ger. Tigers, 20.
! I1.mI.I..u I ,1 ,.. ,1 m
I.
Honnrs Hauser Alhlclies. 4.
Bloien bases Siiiiaug, Browns.
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known as the old Ashhy , No. 2
heading March 10th to April 10l!i,
this strain producing S5 to !tr, No.
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narvpsioa two years ago under my
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of II. P. cnn. The original lot of
seed has been In a local bank for
two years pending field trials.
Write or phone orders to II. P.
Conn BF33 or B. W. Cooney, 12t9 'he cows lined np by the fence? and play together and study to
Umpqua Ave. Per pound 118; 2 lbs. I We'll find a well and have a gether and hobo all over the coun
to 25 lbs. 17, and 25 lbs. or more drink Itry together when we feel llko l.
116. a W. Cooney. , A three-quarter, moon rode Uifc'b 1 tlilalc we aiake good hoboes
THIS HAS HAPPENE&. '
Ward o( the slate orphanage
since site is four, Sally Kord Ik
"fmniid out" to Clem Carson the
summer she la 16, and meets Da
vid Nash, athlete and . BtttdeM
working on the Carson farm.
When Carson makes remarks
about David i friendship for Sally,
David hits him. They run away
aftu Join a carnival, David as
cooks helper and Sally as "Prlu-
cess Lalia," crystal gaxer.
In Capital City, location of the
oipnanuge, Salty Is recognized
when the orphans troop In, chup-
eroned by a beautiful "Lady Boun
tiful." Gus, the barker, diverts
intention and Sally Is saved. 'Satly
learns from Arthur Van Home,
handsome easterner visiting in
Capital City, that the "Lady liouu-1 The tono of his Voice silenced
Ulul" Is Enid Barr, wite At a. her. She knew he was brooding
wealthy New Yorker. ( jover their future, puzzling his
In another state Sally and Da- young head as to wlint he was to
ivld go about the streets without 'do with her, and she lay very still,
llear of being detected by the po- .humble bot'oro his mtisculltniy.
lice. David gives Sally a sapphire
engagement ring. Mrs. Stone, run-
tron of tho orphanage, gets word
that Sally Is with the carnival
und she travels to the next state
to bring her back. Gus sees her
Jerk the veil from Sally's face and
gives a . signal. During a melee
I in which Mrs. Stone is accused of
btealing a purso and is taken away st to rinlsh college; somehow,
iby a "schlller" sherltt, Sully es-! somewhere 1 cun t bear to be it
I capes. Hastening to Duvid ' sua burden upon you! You're so young,
tolls him what has happened audi80 young!" .
'ho agrees they must run away. "I'm going to take care of you,"
'NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY David answered steadily. "We love
I . CHAPTER XXXVII leach other and I think we always
I "Oh, let's say goodby to the car- will. My father married when ho
nival!" Sully cried, homesickness w-as 19, and I'm nearly 21 and
'lor tho dearest "family" she had big for my age," he added, grin
der known already tightening hei'nlng at her, "We can't go on- like
throat with tears. (this, honey. Mrs. Stone would
I And so they paused, hand In j have a right to think the worst of
(hand, on the crest of the little hill jus of you if wo were net mar
j which roso at the end of tho Main rled when sties catches up with us.
-street, on wnicu wiuneld Bybee s Hiie would bo Justified It; , thlnk
Blgger and Better Carnival was lng that Clem Carson told the
selling temporary Joy and excite-! truth to the police when he chnrg
nieut to villagers and farmers ed us with with immorality. Don't
weary of the Insular monotony of . you see, darling, that we Just must
their lives. . . jbe married now?"
Thero it all lay just beiow them I ' "Then I'll run away by myself!"
big tonts and little tents with:Sall' Hashed at .him, springing to
gay, lying banners; the merry-go-j'101' foB'- "ln no1 going to have
round with its music-box grinding jou f01'ccd Into marriage when
out "Sweot Itosie 0'Grady";thu -vou re PA1 0,(- enough and not
fei'ils wheel a gigantic loop of rellly ready for It. You'll hate me
lights. The composite voice of the ilor Uel"K u (-rB 011 you"
carnival came up to theso two chll-' "Sully!" David was ou his feet
then of carnival who wero desert- 'III)W "llu hls len voiee checked
ing it, and the roar, muted slightly before sho hnd run a dozen sleiia
by distance, was llko tho music of "wllJr rrom hln1' "Come hero!"
a heavonly' choir in their ears. i sll ulcut ll,t0 11,8 ns, and laid
"Listen!" Sally whispered, ' her llw head1 against his chest, so that
fingers erasing ' tensely over Da- nls heart beat strongly and Btead
vld's, arm. "Gus, ballyuooing Tho i"y Ju8t ben8ati her oar.
Pnluco of Wonders. 1 won.ior it I "Listen, Sally, beloved," he urg-
he'll remember iiot to spiel about
,11.nC(!ss ji1(i,f,
They could see him., a small tig-
iii-i, ri'm ii.ut .itu,
in,. i,.i,.i.,i,.k ... i - .
h)ll Hrms am, thundered the deuir
familiar phrases which Sally would
novor forgot if sho lived to be a
hundred
llore' nud "i"" we've got to hurry
"mv,ly''
She broko rrom'his emhrued nriil
"uiiB ner arms mil in a nnBKIonate ,
Babe! Ooodby, dancing girls! I
hope you all land on Broadway
iitkiuiu: un, goouoy, filly
hlng. dear little Betty! Ooodby.
goodby!" Then she flung hot-self
uiion David's breast and held him
tight with all tho strength In her
"n young arms. - I've only got
you now, David!. Oh, David, What
Hi Z ii . ?' uoifol nhlvery and solemn and mom
you rea ly love me, darling?'' ,;, wln rnglitened, but when
hlie "trained away from him, lo' Bhu.lder of fear' made her hnuil
search his beloved lace as well us twitch In. Dnvld's, the firm, warm
I,lL,'!rrl;.0'!".,Of u'6 "lBl,'1 W0"Jd
P,, , ' V'.'i Bh. C0.U"' lh"
' . . "
lomuie or ins lender, deeply carv
ed lips,
dearly
Doyisn. ins
eyes looked big and black In the
S IT. ."f K a If, "filial InstVmbrassing' lecture she
7l I li r0 lh?t.""r -lollvered to a cowering shame-
iiJ .1.. i 1.1
sho suddenly felt abashed,
worthy of his love.
u"'
"I lovo you with every c"ll
in
1',',' thought in my,
mind and ever beat. of mv bean."
now ....r,::?' ,l,"8k" ", UW wife. I-U I,., David for
L h .. . ' ' ,""y-, ' r'"ll'' ninybu- some day
know where wore going but we've -ili.rir-11 he a baby David, Willi
got to put as . much ultn us Uk(, golll ,n ,h'B m.r.
possible between us and this town ..you M lV(, l0 tf., f , ; t
ir.T' "m . ,, ' , ,' 'your age. honey," imvl.C Interrupt
Hut before they set oft again ho ;0, hr ,,0KUI(i lto vok.(, K,.v
kissed her, not one ot he lou. ',!, u m,,m, , ),,., ,, ,,,.
ardent k sses hat made her di.y iwrrasswl. Maybe David, too, aa
and rlBhtoiK-d even us I hey ex- r,.Khtened a bll, Justus she was!
alted her, but. a shy, sweet touch- Tha, ,,,,, ,.i,.r. Hh0 ,,.
Ihg of his hps to her forehead. It 'd,,y jubilantly Rtnrl that he was
was as If ho were ttdllng her, ,,.,, ,,,,. lhlll Art))
wordlessly, Hal she would be til.-lVan Home, for Instance,
oily sale with him through Ihu I -i'd ,VB , Bav rm iK wim-t
long, dark hours ahead of them. ?" laughed. "Ho I look IX,
I hey did not talk much as llu-y David? Now that most girls hate
walked steadily along the dirt .bobbed hair, my long hair ought in
roods, choosing .them lu prefer- nmkn , ,Klk vry o),i ,, ,,.
ence to tho lreiucnled paved high- f(,. ,i ook 8 ,Um.t lm.
way, fur David cautioned her lii.v," '
save her brealb Tor Hie all lln- "o,. Kally!" David slopiiert ah
poilatit task of covoilng many ,i,ty , ,, .r , .n to liliu.
miles before daybreak. Neilli. i of 'pityingly. "Vou look the ndornbln
iu-u, imu any mea l (lie gcogr.v
phy of this stnlo lo which Ihu car
nival bad brought Ihem, but they
felt thai it muttered llltlu. David,
t..u.i.i,-..ieu, iihii an instinct, lor
direction. He had chonsen to I urn
toward the east, and Kally trui ted
along by his side, supremely con-
itiieiit mat no would lead her out
of danger.
'One o'clock, - darling,", he an-1
nounced at last, when Knlly was
urpo insi sne louni nanny put
one foot, boron- Ihu other. "Well
rest awhile and then plod aluug.
There's a farmhouse near. Son
iu the sky but Its light was Inter
mittently obscured by. ragged,
scudding clouds. When they had
hud their drink of Ice-cold cistern
water, Duvid made a pillow of his
coat which tie bad beeu carrying
over Lis arm, and forced Sally 10
He down for a while in the soft
loam of a recently ploughed field.
Ho sat at a little distance from
her, not touching her, bis knees
jdrawn up and clasped by his
J strong, tanned hands, but his head
; was thrown back and his. eyes
brooded upon the cloud-disturbed
beauty of the night sky.
"Does your shoulder hurt, dar
ling " Sally asked anxiously. :
"No," ho auswored, without look
ing at her. "It's all healed. Just
,a Hcsh wound, you know."
"I've been thinking, Sully," ho
said ut lust, gently. "First, we ll
!et married in the moruing, or is
! soon as we find a county seat, and
then '
"But David," Sally sat up, nor
heart pounding with joy, but her
mind unexpectedly clear and log
ical, "wo musn't, darling. You've
ed softly. "I want to .unrry you
more thun anything in the world.
:" ""gni nnvo neen nouer it we
hud met and fallen In Invn whi.n
we were both nldnp. hut rlB Inrtlr
ialr0 ,hllt lor us, and I'm only
vmna and nappy to bci
able to ttrik
you now to marry mo. I'll hot
make much money at first, maybe,
hut -neither of us has boen usod
to u great rionl, and I promise you
now that I'll not fall you In love
and loyally, l'vo novor cared for'
any other girl and I novor will.
Let's not try to look too far
ahead. We're young ennngh ami -strong
and In lovo. isn't that
enough, sweet?"
"Vea " nhn nirinn,t ,i,ii i,,.
ihrouab the lane hmira herni-o
,iuWn K-itiv tiimit.iii f nr.11,1,,..
(.i.o. she was elnd llml unlklm.
made talking n wasln of enerKi-
rr Bh0 v,nu,(i t0 thn, and feel
nn) smlrch her heart and soul for
'treasure lo' InvlHh uriiin the l.nv.
,,. , . tn ,,,.
Marriage! The word mado Her
Pressuro or his fingers reassured
h,'r- K-K'ilululy forced her
mind away from the mysteries that
UV Uh.,.,,t nr h
whi,.h vTrB Mlnn ',,.,, ,,,,,, ,
raced Many Hie day Clem Carson
had taken to the farm. W!iliv
lay before her, David would be
Willi her, gentlu, awuvt. Infinitely
tender
u .m,-. David Nash." she
i.....ir ..i.n.n.i.i.. ...
, ,a IV I III! von lire! I mnv In
that marrying nm won't nodi" yon
old hefoie your lime; Why, honey
child, you haven't had nny girlhood
i. or childhood either! You
'should have dozens of sweethearts
; before you marry-go lo theaters
and parlh s and dames for vcai-s
and yetus yet, before you settle
Mown."
"Then I nh.m't . in.- ,1m. h "
Kallv lanclie.l I,:,1IK- "in i. ,
giddy flapper, if you'd lalher! Ah.
-no. David! I want to he a gnwl
wife lo yu: Bui we won't get old
'and serious We'll u-nrk ...,.,.m,.,.-
flD
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ilon't you?"
' "Not at this rule," David laugfi
cd, relieved. "I'm not going to kiss
you a single other time beforo
dnwn, or wo'll never get anywhere.
And dou't you try to vamp me, you
little witch!"
Tin did not qultu keep his prom
ise, for when Bally beenmo so tired
about four o'clock In tho morning
that she cotild walk no further, ho
picked her'up In his big-muscled
young arms, und strode proudly
jintn tho dawn with her, and of.
iui.) mv iii.hl uiiuuiiiH lor lau
gun and sleepiness was an occa
sional kiss on her drooping' eye
lids or upon her bnbylshly lux.
pink little mouth.
I When the sun camo up they
,weni a Utile shy with cacn other,
Inclined to talk rapidly about Irl
:vll things,
I ''CttnfloMt-two miles." David
read from a sign post at a cross
roads. "I'm going lu ask thut
truck driver tho nannj of the near
est couniy seut, and huw tu gel
thine."
I .Sally wulched him proudly as bo
linn Hwll'tiy, apparently not at all
I'm IkupiI utter seven hours of hik
ing, lo hnU a dairy truck approach
ing along I he nlatn highway. Tho
mum was In his loutclcd chestnut
hair, turning it Inlo gold, und thu
'bigness and splendid bcatily of his
jbmijr thrilled Irar lo sudden tours
(of Joy that bo was hers hers, llnr
heart offered up, a prayer: "I'lesse
i'Cnd, don't let anything happen so
that we can't he married today!
Please!"
(To Be Continued)
The marriage llcen.e I. obtained
in the next chapter. Will Sally',
dreatn come true?
Medlculed slock suit, for ridding
'faille, hogs and sheep of worms
and lo keep I hem henllhy Is sold
I at Whurtou Bros.
OREGON PIONtER DIES
CIITTAdK flKOVP;., Ore., April
(. wiiiiiiut WilllaniH, n former
littn;i. tlitxe resldeiil, died ill
Mitrslifleld Saturday of paralysis.
He was burn in SuMlvun county.
Mo , September r. IMS, and was a
resident of .Mm shriclil fur more
than 10 years.
At the age of 20 years he mar
ried Cynthia A. Todd on November
24. l-'or many years they made
their home lu LoukhiK tilass Vul
ley. ;
.Mrs. Williams passed away In
t'otljigi. lirove leu years ago and
whs buried here. Klve children sur
vive, Iwo daughters ami one son
In Marshrieid; dauahter, Mrs. Hob
Inson, tn Alaska, and a son at Me
t.'rcdie Springs, Interment was at
MarsliIltU.
ANATtON-WtDg
INSTITUTION-
ST. - ROSEBURG, OHEGON
Your Dollar . Here
Chine
wanted plain
6TATE MARKET
' AGENT'S LETTER
By SKYMOlin JONFiS i
Of the 12.000 farmers' co-operative
marketing and purchasing as
sociations, .10.5 per cent were en-
gaged In handling grain, dry beans
or rice; 22 per cent worn handling
dairy product"; 17 per cent' wero
shipping or soiling livestock; -11
per -cent wero receiving, grading,
packing or shipping fruit and
vegetables, and smaller percent1
ages worn handling cotton, woof,
poultry, eggs, nuts and other pro
ducts. .Morn than sou associations,
about 7 per cent of all, wero op
erating cooperative stores or wnro
houses tor the distribution of
household and farm requisites to
farmers and others.
The Jury Must Decide
A Houth Carolina grower shipped
a carload ef tomatoes to New York
recently, expecting them to arrive
In two days, but Ihey were flvo
dr; on the road and arrived In
unsalable condition. The carrier
testified In the action far ilnmascs
that the shipment was advanced
w-llb all possible speed, and the
court granted a motion for directed
verdict In favor of the rulldnml.
but Hie supremo court reversed
the case and said the facts should
bnvo been submllf'd to the Jury.
Make Sugar From Artichokes
It Is now proposed lo inuka
sugar from Jeriisnlem artichokes,
which can be successfully grown
In most parts of the United Ktatcs.
If experiments lu this enterprise
which am now In progress prove
satisfactory, I his country will be
independent of all other nations
for its sugar supply and the arti
chokes will bo an important hr
tlcln of farm produce, in Uio grow
ing of which Oregon can take it
prominent part.
Buying Gas at Wholesale
Tim Oregon (Iraiue Bulletin
suggests that Pomona (iranges in
the several counties start a study
of Hie mailer of buying gn.nllnn
and iIIkIIIIuiii by .wholesale from
I he refineries and distributing It
among members with a heavy sav
ing of cnaL It states that farmers
of Illinois. Nebraska. Houib Da
kola and Minnesota nro doing that
cooperallvely and saving thou
sands of dollars.
In tho She.p Country
Most of the sheepmen ot the
county are repurtlnv a big lainti
crop, says I lie lllne Mountain
KukIh of Canynli I'lly. All during
February and March weather ren
ditions were Ideal. There has been
very little loss. During April it has
eiiougn to do any damage. Grass
nud large Lave bwa retarded, but
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Farm News
. " EVERY
STORE A
local:
enterprise
All Silk Jap Pongee
12 momme, first choice, 33 In. wide, natural
hade only, yd, ,
.49 ;-.'3S
the hills are now nil green, ami
everything is, ready lo burst in
bud and growth.
Nut Treea Replacing Frtjlt
Filberts and walnuts nro beini
used both for replacement and fov
new planting on many fruit farms
In Polk county. It Is estimated
variously that 3,000 to 8.0(10 . fil
bert treea and many hundreds ot
walnuts will be set out there 'this
season. In some cases, dead prune
tncs, dr entire blocks of prune
troea have been pulled out and re
placed; In others, nut plantings
cover entirely now acreage.
Sheep Quarantine Railed
Scabies among Oregon sheep has
been overcome and sheep havo
beon freed of the disease, so tho
Idaho quarantine, which hns been
In oxlstencossinco 1022, has been
removed and tho animals from this
state may now be received in
Idaho. i
Value of Lime Rock
Application of llmo rock In or
chards of Polk county Increased
ihe cover crop of clover three hun
dred per cent over parts of ' the
same orchards upon which no limn
nick was spread, says Dallas
luiper.
Rain Damage. Fruit
Some damngo to fruit In westurn
Oregon Is reported as a result of
! Ion much and tno persistent rain
the past few weeks..
, NOTICE
Ooorgo Starmcr Camp No. ' in,
United Bpanl.ih War Veterans.
Regular mooting will bn held
Thursday night, April 26th. ! All
members requested to attend. ' Iii-
. dies auxiliary mooting uluo. Miiutu
I and eats.
ADJUTANT. "
Number 76198
Wins Sealy Mattress.
THIS WEEK
Thl. number was given out from
our .tore. Bring book, and get
this fin'e mattress.
McKean, Darby & ,
Baldwin
Public Liability and ; '
. Property Damage
Two mighty important Insurance
coverages for the automobile
owner. Are you protecting your,
eelf by carrying thi. coverage
on your car? This agency I. at
your rvlce in writing alt line,
of automobile insurance.
G. W. Young & Son
INSURANCE
lit Cue SU Phone 417
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