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X I.
HAPPENINGS OF
CURRENT WEEK
Everywhere.
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Three persons a rra klllad aad I*
Injured la law m N I t a u durian Ika
automobile raras through Iba t il,
stirai, ut Havana Sunday
Three offic e r» of Ib » N ulharbuist
Hat la ,* 6 Ita si munta nr IT lia b u ra »
V a l, Is lit If bunk a a la »m a la t i Friday
alahl
Kr 1 mu Ilka.lMM lo IM *oa»a ut
Iba bank's landa »a ta raptirl.d tala »
Ina
Mrs A L lisaa. *7. ot I'alsiiro
l a i . and Itoberi ran. bar «rsadst.a
arad I. ut tiranas, dlad Halarda, as
a rasali ut an raitluaiua of saaolla»
Thalr aalttmttblla aaa sat altipad la
rismaa al a Illuni slalloa
Thraa Haas las. uaa a st.msn oars
shut Hands, It* a llagad asplttaaga la
babalf of Human la
ll aaa c b-rgad
I h » , gara Information srsiamailt a ll,
tu Iba Hamaalsa a • r offtrs raspai nag
Iba bn slbia of n il arm , forros
Millón M W illiam., a l rsgsat of Ib »
I'nlvarsll, of Minnastda sad a pnm.ar
srboas ariltlllaa «a r a lallbia lrl, ra
lai ad to Mlaaastds. diati la Mlaao
apt rila Hunda,
Ha aras 7» ,aar»
idigress was t ( t-ned lust June sad
I-•lily a short distant* (rum III» flower
I shop of lllon OTteuioa, whsra I Its I no
torious guninsn and gangslsr wag am-
basbsd and alala
Dparallag • n n -b lii. gun from lha
sveuud story window of oa aparlmout
building, oas p ari, of tb» gangsters
.prayetl |b»lr vlrllms wllb Issd While
a set ond part, riding In aa automo-
bll» opened llr» simultaneously wllb
rlftss sad mar bln» guns.
When the slaughter was ended two
men Is , la tba bluud spattered »treat,
on» dead sad lb » other dying, an
other crawled tu lb » curb and col
lapsed. and two others limped away
aad were found la a doctor's office
Tha facade uf Ibe cathedral which Is
lbs see uf Cardlaal Mundelein, was
raked with builds
A marhtue gun
was found la a nearby a ll»,.
T b» dead are Karl " lly m l»" W»taa,
notorious gangster sad gunman who
was associated with O'Bar Ion before
D'Haalua'a sssa.alaallor. and I'addy
Murray, gangster and brother of Will
lam Murray who. with lug Tim Mur
pby, was seBleated la L »av»u worth
P»alieallary for partlalpatloa la a big
mall robbery here a few yaart ago
D Mrlen waa abtd five IImes la tb»
•bdomea
11» was aa n asslslaat
•isle's atloraey sad oae of Chicago's
best khoa a criminal laayers
A year
ago with William HroM Hteararl. bs
bad defended William Darting Hhep
herd, who waa arqallied of lb# alay
lag uf bis tualsr ana. William Nelson
Mi CIlBlork.
“millltiasire
orphan “
l-aler be* was assurlalsd with (Hawaii
la lbs defense uf Russell H<.Ml. who
si III Is ailetnpllng to escap» Ibe noose
for killlag of a drug rlorh
beeu
Ex Royalty Fares Well in Prop
erty Settlement.
The
closed
Hwtin
for the
poatuffle*
ifl
hat
winter aeason.
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The gulf links near Hwlm, which were
nut quite finished this summer, will j
he completed by spring. Thla will be
a nine hole course.
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/V A L L E Y
. 7 V O I C E S
Klamath Falla.— December I will
aee the Southern Pacific $800,000 rail
road terminal In Klamath F all* com
01 / G E O R G E M A R S H
pleted, one month sooner than an ti-
clpated, ll was estimated by Southern
AUTH O R. OF
Pacific
engineers
supervising the
" T O I L E R S OF THE T R A I L '*
Communist* Vainly Protest Allotment
THE W H E L P S OF THE W O L F *
work.
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Ay THE PENN PUBLISHING COi
Klam alh Falla. -C onstruction has
Palled Kaiser.
begun on wliat promise* to ^e one of
“ W h at! He's in the trap?"
CHAPTER XIV— Continued
the most beautiful homes of southern
“ Ah— bah! He nevaire m ove; an’
— 22 —
Oregon, the $36,000 colonial type resi
he face de odder way.”
“
He
Jump
on
heem
from
de
tre
e
!"
dent-«
which
Is
being
erected
by
C.
H.
Ilerlln
The compromise bill pro
David Joined them. "D at Wlndlgo
Michel pointed to the broken branches
froze stiff! Dis (am de trap stop u « «»
viding a settlement between the t o r Daggett, president of the Kwauna box or a neighboring s| nice.
company.
“ That’* what happened!" groaned khowl queek!” But as they approached,
eminent and the lloheuxollern fam ily
I .a Grande - L a Grande is to have Steele. "H e waited for Pete to come three rifles covered the black shape
vs ttli regard to the property of the ex
in tbe snow.
a modern, seven story hotel next up. and drop|>ed on bis back. Game
Steele’s heart beat high. Now that
ruler haa become law, thereby remov
spring
Such Is tbe announcement old P « ie ! lie gave a good account of
the crazed beast with tbe evil voice
log on* of the dlaturblng factors ot made last week by Mrs. Frank Phy, himself before lie went.”
“ W e not tell de Injun dis," advised lay atiff in d eal’ now that there waa
Herman pul Him.
proprietress of tbc Foley hotel, who
hope for Walling R iver— and for her,
David.
T h e bill traa adopted by the Prua dc'larva finances for the work are al
"No. but they're stampeded by this the bellied scientist in Hteele clamored
elan diet Friday a fle r n iM m , 268 volea ready assured.
What
time.
We can’t hope to bold any for the key to the riddle.
breed o f beast, mad or normal, could
lo 17. with U abstentions. a fle r three
I_i Grande.— Union county teachers. Portage lake hunters after last night.
It be?
leadings attended by rowdylam un
In annual Institute here, Friday In I gucsf we're licked."
First at the trap. Michel turned to
Hu. burying bla »launch friend In
equaled In Herman parliamentary his
dorsed the propos'd eastern Oregon
tbe snow, Steeie turned back, bitter Stvele with a wild oath.
tory
A strong pollcw guard was nec
normal school and tuberculosis hospi with defeat, for hi* hope o f aiding tbe
"B y g a r! Look, look w’At w* bunt
essary lo protect the diet's officers,
tal, union high achixils. and free text HI. Onges bad lessened as tbe Novem- all dis tarn'!" And the infuriated Iro
and a reserve o f luu men was ready
quois slashed savagely at the carcass
books.
More than i!l>0 educators at t»er days wore on.
for any emergency.
tended the two-day session.
On their return Steele and the In gripfied by the" Jaws o f steel, till tbe
The session hardly hail got under
dians found the camp o f tbe ojibw ayx knife blade snapped In hit band. Then
Hprtngfield. - - Without controversy,
way when tbs communist» li«gan their
already deserted. On a blared birch with a heave he turned over the hairy
body with tbe trap, and Steele stared,
obstructive la d le s
They Introduced the board o f education o f'S p rin gfield
s i . .ue tnesMige:
all sorts of amendments, which had Saturdry adopted a resolution order
“ We are going up the valley. You dumbfounded, into the twisted fea
lo he voted down, and volead s sharp ing tbe reading of tbe Iilble In tbe have not driven away the Wtndlgo tures. horrible iu the grimace of
death, of— I'lerre !
Provisions re nnd » e have fear to remain."
protest against tbs presence ot the local public acbools
"Good G— d ! I’ ierre from Ogoke—
They crossed the river to their
police.
President Hnrtels. however, stricting comment or doctrinal Influ
Iatflumme!“
succeeded In getting a vote on the ence by the teachers were Injected camp, where David, from whom no
In amazement. David and Steele
calamity, however dire, could banish
separata paragraphs after a lengthy before the reeolntlon waa adopted.
appetite, was speedily cooking break l>ent over the distorted face etched
debate
Kugene.— The new 3,000,000 gallon fast. There, alao. they found Little with tbe frenzied despair o f the mo
Hy Ibe terms o f the bill |3.«0V.V0U
ment when the steel fangs snapped,
water reservoir on Skinner's butte, Jacques spumed of face, for with the
crushing the bones, and tie measured
Is lo be paid lo tba Hohenitjllrrn fsm
built for tbe city water system, has return ot the others, hla courage bad
revived.
Hy. which will also receive 1*7.non
been finished and an official test will
Kqtlng the warm meat which David
at res of the former kaiser's estates be made this week, according to an
hud cooked, the tired and sleepy men
A t aatle at llotnlmry is to be set aside
nouncement by members o f the water turned Into tlielr blankets.
In the
for the ex kaiser aad bis w ile Priwces.
board. The Seydel Construction com aflermxin David and Steele waked, to
Ilertnlne
pany o f I’ ortland built tbe structure. learn from Little Jacques that Michel
Four provlsloaa of Ijie measure
had taken Ills rllle and ax and left
l*a Grande
Union county voters
ra used popular criticism, but the IT us
the camp. Aa they sat by a huge tire,
wilt
have
a
chance
to
vase
on
one
in
■Isa s ad fe d e ra l lokrllam en i. apparent
for the trees were suapping with the
ly were so worn out Ibal they seemed dependent candidate at the November ' strengthening frost, like a shadow,
3 rlw tlu n
Mose Klledge has filed a the Irr.- W hile hunting for which the public highways may be
nnd still the voice In the night held mysterious trail.
yon have done."
ducks on the Scofield river, Victor usetl for commerce and the charge Its silence. Could the beast be wait
At length Steele found his voice.
■•arson. I&, met death by (he acclden which should be made for such use ing to rush them from cover, like a "T o think of all that walling and
Ford E»plains Motives
tal discharge o f a ahotgun Sunday ihould be left with the states, where wounded grizzly, wondered Steele.
squalling being done by an Indian!
Idiraon nnd a companion It now is. rather than be vested In the
Separated for safety, with cooked What vocal chords! He was a m arvel!
Nsw York - Ituslness «anse and not morning
Must have been trained for it by La-
humanitarian m otives Indnccd llen ry were In a hoal and t.arson leaped for federal government, according to a rifles, they advanced to the bear trap
flamme!
Poor old P e te !
W e’ve
The shotgun waa dlacharg brief prepared here Saturday for the masked In the snow beside the bait.
Ford to put the five-day week In force the hank
squared It for you. How did he kill
"W hat you see, Michel?"
In his factories, be explain» In an In ed ami the charge penetrated the left consideration ot the Interstate com
"H e bln here, but miss de tra p !" him, Michel?”
terview with Samuel Crowther. pub temple, causing Instant death. Coron merce commission.
"Shoot heem from de tree, den cut
muttered tbe Indian, doubled over the
lished In the current Am erican Hank er Hitter of Kosehurg declared death
Sandy.— A fam ily reunion was held snow. Steele and David moved up to heem wid de k n ife !"
accidental.
Ho waa atirvlvetl by hla
ers' assodai Ion Journal.
"H ow he run on de snow wld dem
Sunday at the Alder creek summer look at the tracks. The trail led down
"T h e workingmen- -who are the father nnd three nlatera.
feet beat tne," wondered David.
home of Mr. and Mrs. L e v i Wilkinson the ridge ioward the second trap.
‘H e use gnowshoe 'til he wan' to
The hopes of the three friends rose.
largest buyers In the rountry. cannot
of Portland In luuiur o f the guldeti
Robbers Kill American
But why was the Thing so slient? make Wlndlgo truck. He lose de shea
without leisure have the tim e lo cul
wedding anniversary o f Mr. and Mrs. Was he waiting to leap on them as lie w’en Pete get liees trail."
tivate a higher standard o f living,”
Phoenix. A rlx.—J. K. Spring o f Phoe
J. J. W ilkinson of lies Moines, la., who had sprung on the hound?
Then the stored hate o f weeks for
he rt-aaona.
nix waa murdered and robbed Satur
are spending several months visiting
With rifles loose in the crook of the master mind behind this broken
Mr. Ford la a strong advocate for day while carrying a payroll from
relatives at Sandy and Portland. the left arm, for the fingers o f the tool at their feet— the arch plotter,
cash hii.Incss and to "h ave the banka Cullacan, Sinaloa. Mexico, to n ranch
Twenty-two relatives were present rigid hand would freeze If exposed, who, with such subtlety had planned
pay Interest to ua rather than pay In about 12 miles front that town. This
and spread like skirmishers, they to turn the valley o f the low er 'Vail
and a big dinner was served.
ternal to the banka."
Information was contained In a mew
stalked the position o f the hidden ing Into "forbidden country" which
Salem.— Tho Arnold Irrigation com bear trap.
no hunter dared enter— a land under
sage received here hy H. I. Sprlgg
pany o f Bend has filed with the state
Through the blue shadows, Steele a taboo, spirit-ridden, shunned; was
Tw o Hundred Indiana Klllad
his father.
engineer an application covering the strove to locate the position o f the loosed In Steele.
Nogales. Aria. The H erald'* corres-
"That crook at Ogoke shall pay for
Mexico City
W ord reached the construction o f the Arnold-Crnne Pfral- fox-set beyond them. Then the warn
pondent at Magdalena Monday tele United States embassy Sunday from rle reservoir for storage o f 120.000 ing arm of the Iroquois held him tense all this— pay with his skin, with
graphed the newspaper that 200 Ynqul the American consul at Mazntlan that acre feet of water from the west fork in Ills trucks. H e slipped Ills right- every cent lie owns," he stormed.
hand from the mitten to the grip of "G ive me your hunds, you tw o !"
Indiana and about 80 federal soldier* J. K. Spriggs had been murdered. The of the Deschutes river and tributaries the Mannlleher. What had Michel
Slipping off 'their mitts the three
for irrigation, power and domestic
frtend3 gripped over their victim.
had been killed or wounded In an en- embassy has made rcpresentatlona to
seen?
the foreign office, asking (he Mexican purposes. The coat o f the develop
“ W e swear, here and now, that we
As If carved from stone the Indian
counler near Corral alatlon. Sonora,
government to Investigate the affair. ment was estimated at $‘> 0,000
kneeled, rifle leveled, while Hteele will run I.nllamme and his crowd out
Mexico, the night of October 6.
Corvallis.— By selling Ice cream at waited breathless for the explosion. o f this country. If we stay on the
The correapondqnt at Magdalena,
snow until spring. Prom ise!"
Last of Clataopa Diet
the
state fair at Snlent last week dairy Then to the surprise o f the man
with • m ilitary t-onvoy, baaed hla ea-
" N o !” objected David, withdrawing
whose right hand was fast stiffening
students
cleared
more
than
$100.
Aberdeen, Wash. The Clatsop tribe
llniate on official communiques re
on his gun grip, Michel suddenly rose Ills (1st. “ He ees for me— de odder*
o f Indians Is believed to have passed which w ill be used to help defray the to his fe«'t.
ceived by the commanding officer.
Joining Michel, where for y ou !”
Into history with the death near hero e x p en d s of sending a judging team
"R ig h t! He belongs to D avid—the
the view was unobstructed, Steele
Tacoma.— Request that 60-hour*paa | Saturday of Hob Hulikee, 100. known (o the east and to the Pacific Interna gasped In amazement. There in the police can’t have him !"
tional exposition at Portland.
The snow, by ibe fox-set crouched a black
And the three half frozen men left
aenger service be Installed by the us Us Inst full blooded member.
the thing In the trap and snow-shoed
transcontinental railroads between Ta | The Clatsops emigrated to this dis students made the ice cream through bulk.
"Shoot, M ichel!” he whispered, lev back to their camp where they found
coma nnd Chicago haa been made by trict from Oregon 40 yenrs ago. All use of the creamery equipment at the
Little Jacques huddled hy the Are be
eling his Mannlleher.
college
anil
from
products
purchased
of
them
except
Sallkee,
It
is
related,
tho traffic bureau of the T acom a,
moaning the fate ot his misguided
"N
o
use,”
came
the
muttered
an
from the college dairy.
chamber o f commerce.
| mnrrled Into more populous tribes.
swer. " I ’ete, lie rest eesee— tonight." friends, who so rashly had followed
DIET S C EN E STORMY
j
j
Mr
the voice of the Wlndlgo to their
doom.
"W hat's the matter Jacques? Think
you see ghosts?" asked Hteele of the
frightened Cree.
"Y ou — you not eat up?" lie asked.
"You nevaire shoot de gun. ] bad
fear de Wlndlgo get you."
“ No, we got him— In tbe bear trap.
In tbe morning I want you to go up
and see him so you can tell tbe people
at W alling River."
“ No. n o ! I weel not look at heem I”
protested the Uttle half-breed, his
face picturing the horror aroused hy
Steele’s suggestion.
“T b e Wlndlgo, Jacques, we found
to be an old friend o f yuurs, sent by
Laflamiue to frighten the Indians—
Pierre, who was at the post lu Sep
tember. You must have a look at
him for yourself before you take tbe
news to St. Onge. In the morning
we'll send for all tbe people in the
district to come and see him.”
"Pierre, from Ogoke. he mak' alt
dis troobl'?”
“ Yes.
He won't scare sny more
hunters in this valley.”
CHAPTER XV
In the morning Steele with difficulty
persuaded fearful Idttle Jacques to
accompany him to the bear trap on
tbe ridge. The Cree. with much mur
muring and many misgivings, cast a
hurried look at tbe twisted feature«
o f the thing In the trap and turning,
led Hteele a mad pace back to camp
Then Jacques started with his dog-
team for W alling River with the news
o f the victory.
Before dawn, Michael and David
bad left for the scattered camps at
the head of the lake to dispatch dog-
runners east, south and west with the
word that the dreaded Wlndlgo lay
frozen In a bear trap at Portage lake
for tbe eyes of all who would Jour
ney there to see.
But what, after all. did this victory
— this thwarting o f Laflamme'a scheme
to terrorize and depopulate the val
ley— mean to him, Steele asked him
self as he sat beside hla fire of birch
logs that late November morning.
There was no doubt that the Indiana,
once they looked at the body of
Pierre and learned that the Ogoke
trader was at the bottom o f tt all—
had loosed In their country a madman
with order*, not only to drive them
from their hereditary hunting grounds,
but to kill— would be keen for ven
geance. There would be no lack o f
volunteer* among the trappers for a
campaign against the free-trader. But
there would be no help from the gov
ernment until spring, and the situa
tion at W ailing R iver demanded Im
mediate action. No, there was noth
ing to do but pull Laflamme’a teeth at
once, and notify the government later.
Bur then tbe defeat o f Laflamme did
not mean the salvation o f the pout— .
far from I t
Lasce'les could close
the post, even In the face o f a profit
able future, for the loss o f the fo r
canoe had put the place badly In debt
to the company. So, with Laflamme
eliminated, Denise St. Onge seemed n>
nearer. Whether he kept the post in
operation or not, the Inspector would
never release her from her promise.
Tbe only solution was her father’s
breaking with HevUlon Frerei«— but
would he do It? Would she allow him
to. knowing the hopeless alternative
he wonld face?
Then the wind-burned features o f
the man who sat thinking by the fire
contracted with pain as he realized
the presumption, the futility, so far
as he was concerned, of his solicitude
fo r the future o f those at W ailing
River. Already she had thrust him
from her. She had condemned him
without hearing. In the end, if they
won out for St. Onge, and, owing to
what had been told the Revlllon people
at Montreal, Lascelles dared not close
the post, he, Steele, would have her
gratitude— her gratitude! when once
she had come to him with her heart
in her eyes— had vibrated like the
string of a violin to his touch, had
turned instinctively to him In her
despair!
In two days Michel and David re
turned with hunters from the bead
o f the lake keen for a look at the
body o f the masquerader who had
left a trail of terror throughout the
valley o f the Walling. And when they
saw the thing which had been sent by
Laflamme to drive them from their
trap-lines to new and strange hunting
country In the upper valley where
their trade would go to Ogoke, there
was a clamor for vengeance. Later
when dog teams, from Uie L ittle Cur
rent to the Medicine hills, had an
swered the call of runners from P ort
age lake. Michael marshaled the OJlb-
ways at the trap on the ridge and ad
dressed them dramatically in their na
tive tongue.
(T O B B C O N T IN U E D .»
Tide» in Inland S«a»
There are tides in botli the Mediter
ranean sea and the Gulf o f Mexico. In
the Mediterranean they are lo slight
as to be almost Imperceptible; In the
Gulf o f Mexico they run from two and
a half to four feet. A delta Is an al
luvial plain formed by a deposit ot
sand and mud carried down n river.
As the stream enters qnieter waters
the deposit falls to the bottom and In
creases In area and height until It
reaches the surface and Is raised hy
floods and tides shove the high-water
murk. The delta o f the Ganges and
the Brahmaputra lias an area of 50,000
square miles and that o f the Nile 1» 200
mile* wide and 100 mites long. Tbe
Mississippi delta, which encroaches at
a rate o f 200 feet a year, has an are«
o f 12,300 square miles. Great deltas
are only found In comparatively ttde-
less aeaa, because the deposits would
not otherwise have a chance o f accu
mulating.
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