MORNING JSXTEUPKiaBv .FRIDAY., APRIL 21, 1911.
1 9 I " "" " lii i
An Ea$feijw!S
Case
t
The Mm Till Wii Di iwiI
By JOHN D. JONES
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" When I wrttt late Ibe ildntltl boU
mm lq Albany. Y, I look arrrk-e
with a firm that ra nuutI by
Very experienced man. II bad the
reputation of baring f cornered more
crooks than aey detective living. 1
waa anxlooa to a bow bin what 1 could
do and ftoou found aa admirable op
portunity. There bad been a bank robbery, aad
110,000 la bll la bad bun taken from
weaU bar aradaayy ta
refined. .
adviateT that aa ar
aaoaJd eocer at tb N'ew
ef iWUac la lb flm Nace.
wweld give m owe ttane te look
at oa aad tbaa b aaore ceciaia at
what we were doing, la tba aeceatd
place, wa anight need ta keew nature
tbaa aa aasnerted persoai under ar
vetUaace aad follow aw ataa ta tba
ateamer. Wa bad telegraphed ta New
Tark ta bar a coepJe of ataa at tba
atatloa to da say blddlag -Tba
ooly weak a put la thla jLaa waa
tba Mop at PeitghaecpsJe. I U Hoe
too Cut If tba vonxxj got oat there
to arrest bar. and I wa M da tba same
wltb tba ansa. Pat w didat believe
either wwuld aV aa berause I ' bad
learned from tba conductor that both j
fcaj tklrts ta. Near Tort. Before wa
WARM Of ORCHARDS.
tba bank. A few date later ox re
porting at tba office, my chief aald to
me:
"fft'rt oa tba track of tba nan woo
robbed tba tb National aad I ib
. yea to tub bint. Wt ve beea watching
tba tralna tearing tba city ever lo
tba robber? waa com ruIMed for anj
ausplcfoua pemofl trying to ret 'a war
Tba consequence ta that par qua it
baso't dared to try it. But be'a been
aires away. If tbex rases la would
" only treat tba women- I bey take op
wltb decency wa would not catch ao
many of them. I have a letter, evl
deatly written by a woman, stating that
Andy Sima. aliaa Charley Jenkins allaa
Treaty Joe. la tba man who robbed
tba bank and that be baa planned to
laara tba dty bf tba 10 o'clock train
tomorrow mom lac for New Tork. He
win be accompanied by his mother.
Ba baa encased pa sure under a flrtl
Boon name op tba Northnmlirta fr
Southampton. Tbe money be took
from tba bank will be carried In bin
boots. Take Horton with you and
look otrt for aa old woman and
young man. Of course heU be dls-
guised.
Barton aad I loitered be Me the. train
before It left tba atatloa. keeping a
aharp eye on every one who rot
aboard. A few minotea before leaving
tuna a woman whom my practiced eye
told ase bad been "mart up came tv
ward" tba can. bat inateed of getting
aboard atood looking bark anxiously aa
ex pernor aome ana. Presently a well
readied roegbkeepsie my aaapect bad
thrown down a newspaper- ba bad beea
reeding aad dropped asleep, real or
preteaded. Ba didat awake while wa
wer at tba station, bat aa aooa aa
tbe train started be Jumped up and
made a dire for tba car. door.-
Of course 1 followed him. Ha abat
tbe dour in my face, and time waa re
paired to oprn it. Wbes I got off be
waa running Ilka a deer throogb tba
atatloa. from there be ran along tba
track northward, and aa there waa no
farorable'outlet on either aide of hi 21
I he waa obIIdl3J,flnaJex-lny -falli
view. 1 called ta hlni to atop, and ba
did ao at ooe wit bout my firing a a hot
and aurreodcred very tamely. I clap(ed
tba braceleta on . him and" waited for
the next train la return ta Albany.
While doing ao I ordered him to take
off nla boot, expecting to find tba
Mil In them, aa we had beea adriaed
by tbe wmaa wbo bad
Ceaat af AaaJea ad Paara tatrad
Waraain. Metkatfa. ' '
MCOTORa Or, April The paat
1 daya baa witaeaaed tba moat etrea
owa battla with froat ta tba hiatorr of
tba Rogwa River Valley. Oarteg thla
period the rruitgrovera vara aightty
kept watch and bare foagwt tba rroat
aeveral nlchta froaa midatxht UU T la
tba saoraing, proeaaor OXiara, pal V
okxttst. aent bowrly waralaga ta the
orrhardiata aad la every eaaa were kla
predlctloaa fro lolled aad hia efforts
have beea worth aaaay tbooaaada of
dollar to the. fruhraleera. A caraful ,
taapecttoa of tb orchard a baa ahowa
that ail who reaoned to beattag have
aaved their cropa, Maay of tha apple
orchanta earaped tbroach tardlaeaa ta
bloom, bat tba peara were la fall bloom
and la tbeae th heatrog baa aaved
tba crop.
SESBOKHIIOI
Oil FOREST FIRES
COSTS LCtt TO SAVE FROM PIRt
THAN TO T0P OM WHCN
STARTED.
of rocka oa hla owa accord, and aa
tba rock rolled beneath hla feet ha
became frlrbtened aad Jumped a dt
tanee of 13 feet la falling bla leg
aaa twlated In eucb a manner that the
eight of hla body coming on It cauaed
a bad fracture, Dra. II. 8. Mount aad
T. J. Von were aummnned. and tha pa
tient la reeling comfortably.
CORRESPONDENCE
COMPULSORY TRAINING.
Plan ta Have Private 0nera af Tim
bar Pereeta ta Pateel Thee
During te Dry
Seaaon.
WASHINGTON. April M Compul-
aory military tratnlag waa advocated
by General Ieoaard Wood, chief of
! staff of the la I ted States Army, la
speech last night at a banquet of tba
Soaa of tha Revolution.
Genera Wood considered the Ameri
can Army. In aome respects. Ineffi
cient
Ha proposed that tha public aranol
teach military science. Another aug-
restlon fof 'ritjprovemcBt iu lha
shortening of the terma Of enlistment
In the Army and militia, thua permit-
ting tha training of a larger propor
tion of men.
FRANCE MAY SEND AN ARMY.
PARIS. April 2a Tha situation ta
Morocco resulting from tha rebellion
given him jaraiaat Sultaa Mulal Hand baa led to
way. I waa dlMippoUiteil in finding j talk of French Intervention by aending
Ass a prrs row m cab boob.
nothing. I noticed that be bad a very
mall foot. There were other things
about him that led me ta fear I had
got the wrong man. , But he seemed
to have txperted his arrest, and the
circumstances taken altogether were aa
overwhelmingly In favor of the theory
that ha was tbe man. I wanted that 1
gave the matter little thought. I be
lieved now that the woman wbo waa
under Borton'a care had tbe loot, and
my anxiety waa all ta that direction.
I took my man to Albany and gava
tha chief aa-account of Ibe-4-lrrans-
atance of the rapture as far as I
knew them.' Nothing bad been heard
from Horton. The chief ordered a
aearrb made of oar captive. He waa
handed over to a couple of the force
for the purpose and takvn Into a pri
vate room, rresently one of them
out with a broad grin on hla
face.
Wa don't care to go any further
that matter." he sail "If yon
want that young fellow' aearrbed
you d better can In a woman.
"Wfcjr 1 asked, astonbhed.
Because be a woman himself.
The chW looked at me thunder
struck, then with an expression of
contempt orJ-red tbrt my catrb be
held till norton should be beard
from, after which. If Horton had no
aocresa. she should tie discharged.
.."Just yoti wait.I saM. a good deal
trftated: "this thing is a ram. Tha
woman Horton is watching baa got
the property on her. I'll warrant"
This one. repl.'ed th chief sneer
Inaiy. "has turned out to be a womaa.
IT! bet tbe other turn out to ba a
an army to tba ratea of lea. The
governmeat. however, baa not reached
any decision of thla nature.
agreement . .
SENATORS BY DIRECT VOTE-
WILS0NVILLE.
Eva aad Mae Dakar apent tba Eaa-
iOI 1JIIIB W WTO MILLIONS) a- ..
If p awl, luu ma miKiiiuuuH i vw
known as the "Wllsonvllla Improve
ment AsaoclatlonH was orgaplied tem
porarily under tba directum of Mr.
liethume. A meeting will ba held on
rrlday. May 1st, at which lima she
club will organise permanently, for
united effort In tba Improvement of
j lha acboolhouae and grounds, and ax
, - J pecta to branch out and otherwise ba
PORTLAND Or, April SO -(Spa, ! mn'M !h 1
clal.-Tbe summer t campalan , "'k',""u, WV ,
agaiaat f.ret fire. Is being plsaned ' . u.,'r" .:7.1
by tha Oregoa Forest Mra Asaix-latlon. , ' , " "
, J c 1. I Iln(y refreshmenta were served and
and C a Cka'pma. secretary, wltb !rr pi""" P Pre.
headqaartera In Portland.- Ita objects ""i , ' . ,..
.1 .1.. Torral Creek school children
tbe State's greaiest resource. IU tim
ber. .
ent
t Torral Creek school children ob-
i served Arbor tsy by planting trees
(one of the lilac trees b"lng rhiiatcned
Urea, believes the asoorlstloa. than to v , .
e.ki . ) m. .Mi The Raster service held In tha
and with thla end in view, attention " A". ": " ""7
ta being caUedV? the teat wars to
avoid disastrous ronfiarratlosa that
weep tba fathered districts, wasting
ibe forests and. brtnrlng death and de-
th Methodist Sunday school, undrr
the direction of Superintendent M
Cora asslbrlnk. waa very Interest
ing and appropriate. Ronga and ra
1 latlona by tha membera of lha arhool,
l and anloa by special Ulent. wera fea
tentloa ts to be paid to hsvlng private- i T "I'"""" VT .
ly owned Umber patrolled. Tha C.v. I aJraaa
arawiMl sms. fcv- - a a LfWtb m ft aaa ; w-.. wsssaaa mm ww-(w ri nu.u tm-
w-i sa aa aa w wum w tar ay a fcw4 ia ' . . . . .
fh. fr l.rl.-t In th. reserva- . lr r present. The choir sing-
ik. imhf tw. i '"a- " "I1""".' iw, ma miiowin
For the moment Prance will merelr I . . .w. ,A ! eir known alngera taking part: Mis
reinforce her troopa in tha .Chaouia .,rh ,h,- k',din, duriaa the drv Mr- len. Jud Seely, Henry
district. Thla government adherea to- m4 w,u cooprata in. every "eckman. Mra. Frank Hrobst played
strictly to the' Algeclras confatencea . tl mw mW the accompanlmenta la bar usual
-v. ,w. rnrtm la a i splendid manner.
work la which tbe entire population ! WllaoarlU. Athletic Club h.a
1... . a, i,-,.t t. fwiinfd nut 1 organised a permanent club
k iv. . !..... ai.kt. iwbv mb! ( and baa begun a series of games with
J v. ..in-...- ..1,.. r iv. .imh.r neighboring basoball claba. and
struct Wn to tba settler.
During tha coming summer more at-
WASHINGTON. April SO. Advo
cates of tha election of Senators by
direct vote of tba people won a signal
victory in the Seaate today, when tba
resolution passed by tha House waa
referred to the committee on Judiciary.
Tbe House resolution la similar to the
one reported from the Senate Judiciary
committee last session, and the refer
encea today Insures favorable action
in committee.
Is
PORTLAND WINS GAME.
In
yoang anaa came burrTiajp la
ta tbe etatfoa, panted by tbe woman,
rest to a forward car aad jumped
aboard. Although aot a glance passed
am him and tbe woman, tbe mo
an aaw him ah went lata the
coach aad took a seat
I raa forward to where notion
waw-aieg. aveambta tae joong maa
rsjtttind to aad told him to keep a
eharp eye oa bias.
-Everything m work leg well.- I said,
"bat keep your wtta about you and
doe't make a move until you have
good reason to do so. If you nab the
wrong man th f.rM ot may get
away while your attentive ia taken ap
ea a false ereot"
While I waa giving these instruc-
tloaa tbe train moved oat, Horton
stepped aboard, sod aa aooa a my car
reached me I did the same. The wom
an waa sitting apparently nnconcera
ed. bat a be couldn't conceal from me
tbe fact that sbe waa striving wltb a
hidden emotion. Her bosom waa bear
ing aod ber eye waa restless. She
kept rearranging ber belongings on tbe
aeat, and I waa quite aura aba waa
doing ao la order to help ber to retain
her composure. One thing that es
pecially gave her away waa her con
etantly opening a hand bag. taking out
bottle of smelling salts and twlng It
I bad no doubt tbe young man wbo
got aboard the forward car waa our
quarry, but I didn't propose to lose
algbt of the woman, thinking that she
might have aome of the swag; on ber
person. But since tbe most Important
part of the matter seemed to lie In the
man In front 1 went forward, took
Borton'a place and told him to go back
and take mine. The train was schedul
ed to atop but once oetween Albany
and New York, and that waa at Poorn
keepale. Since we were moving at tbe
rata of fifty miles aa hour there waa
mo chance for any one to get ciff until
we reached that station.
I seated myself facing the young man
I was te watch, and, taking a photo
graph of Andy Blma.
- , va aaa a iav tur ni;
! T!. T7, ,rom I Pocket, log too slowly.
rAtn rial a-gnl IA- mIil, i ...
Aa he apoke a .telegram was banded
in. It proved to be from norton and
imply aald that be would be with us
by the next return train. That waa
the lonrest wait I ever bad In my
Ufe. Whea be came In bis rounte-
aaive showed what waa of course te
be expected-failure.
Be told oa that when tbe train
stopped at Pooghkeepste tbe woman
he waa waUbing went Into the eatooa
and locked the door. If Horton wait
ed ta tbe car for ber ta unlock the
PORTLAND. Or. April .(Spe
cial) Roger Peckinpaugh made
home run that brought In two tallies
and won the game for Portland Thurs
day. It was In the eighth and Los
Angelea was one ahead at the . time
t bat the play waa made. Final score
atood 4 to 3 favor Portland.
POPE CAUTIONED.
ROME. April JO. Pope Plus X la
somewhat indisposed and haa been
cautioned by hia private physician,
Dr. Gulacppe PetaccI, to avoid over
exertion. . Hla bollneaa, however, baa
refused to change from his dally rou
tine and celebrated Maaa today and
gave a few private audiences.
TOJIGIDE
HIS US CLAIM
WANTED
comparea u wttn tbe suanocT. ..
The moment I did so I was sure I
waa 00 the right track. Bis features
were more delicate tbaa tbone of the
photograph, but the latter bad been
taken In r&urb clothes, while the sus-
wa very, well dressed. This
ooor sne mirot make ber escape
tBirmrh tbe car window IOft-went
out oa to the platform to watch
from tbe outside' she might unlock
tbe saloon door, come oat and leave
tbe car by tbe ordinary peesare.
While be was trying to make up bis
mind what to do tbe train started on.
Be ran out on to tbe platform of the
coacn. but saw no woman. Aa aooa
aa be could get a trainman to do tbe
work the saloon door was forced.
Tbe window wa open and some
woman's clothes were on the floor.
.Sims was subsequently captured and
a considerable part of the loot with
him. Be said bla sister bad planned
the whole thing for btm. Sbe had
written' the letter giving the Informa
tion respecting bla departure and the
train by which be would leave. Ha bad
dressed blmself as a woman, not tak
ing pains to conceal tbe fact that ha
"was made up." The sister bad dress
ed herself as a man and purposely
misled us, Jumping off tbe train, hop
ing to divert attention from the broth
er. Blma had tbe a war on hla nersoa
and hoped to walk out of tbe train
while we wera following hla slater.
My setting a watch on btm was a dis
appointment Noticing Borton'a eyea
fixed on him. be realized that be waa
under observation, and tbe Idea of
escaping through tbe saloon had oc
curred to blm. Bla woman's dress
bad been put on over his man's clothes,
with a Tlew to being taken off quickly.
I learned a great deal by this fiasco.
wt one must always keep learning and
ever ret perfectly taught. I made
ap my mind after toy llp not again to
wait before making an arrest of a sus
picious person. B-Jt my very next case
taught me that there Is danger In act
ing too quickly, just a there la in act-
I pounced upon a mtn.
thinking he waa my quarry, and while
I was making tbe arrest tbe one I
wanted lipped oat through a back
door. Since these two cases I bar
learned to do my best, and when I
make a failure I pat It down to bad
luck.
BOARDER AT WILLAMETTE HO
TEL CREATES SENSATION
BUT DOES LITTLE INJURY.
H. Deidua, wbo haa been living at
the Willamette hotel, waa accused of
making an attempt at suicide about 7
o'clock Thursday night Officer Cooke
waa called to tbe hotel to see what
could Be. done in the matter. It was
said he took chloroform, but It did not
do tbe work. When Officer Cooke and
Deputy Sheriff Mllea went to his room
In the hotel they found he also bad
gun and took that away from him and
locked him In the city prison for safe
keeping.
Aa he had been doing no Injury to
any one but himself, and was not suf
fering any at the ilme of arreat, no
one would make complaint againat
him and In that case the officers aay
they must of necessity turn blm loose.
crop goea for labor and supplies and ,0, " ,h " bli
the destruction through Area of each ! .' on ,n
t(V! o timhor means a loss of "u cuuniry. ' riuo purcnaseQ
Burned timber pays no taxes and ' -
lDd to aid to the-support 0f tB , 7'"- w"
ln.tlt.ltLn. or thm Stat - , P"J9 v. iwjrr ieam ot
t- ii. r..n'. ki (ww o.v 000 , Portland the first of last week, at
feet of timber mean, that some $5,000.- j 0,rh WHsuavllI. team aent
ftnnwio -.. k- ftM out In mwr ,h oppoalng force down to defeat to
alone. The laduatrr In thla State now ! ,b l,,n ot i lo - Th
drct.Lt. annro.imstelv I25.ooo.txt0 i f"oa: Andy Hsaselbrlng, catch
vearlv. mora wealth than auolea. fish. ' tv- tx Young, pitcher; L, F, . Darby,
oi an .hMi romMned. i nnt Stangle. second baae;
Every dtlten ba. a part In forest " lUrt.horne. third baae; Elmer
t.r-ctlo ana .fttclcnt enforcement abort Stop; John Biggs, riuht
of the law la an oleet of the aaaocla- f'IJ: w- Koellcrmeler. left field, and
tlon. It la hoped during the coming i - "ray. renter field,
summer to enllat the co-operation of..' On April ICth a game waa played
everyone to
minimum.
ELKS' BALL VONIGHT.
All
keen the-fire loss at a ! with the Ford Motor Company of
- Tort land, at which lime Wllsonvllle
aa beaten until the third Inning, then
j tied atth the opposition until the sixth
. Inning, when the village boys put on
Vary full atesm and the final count waa 1
I to 7. In Uvor pf wniaonvllle. The rll
lags line-up waa aa follows: Andy
Ilaaselbring. catcher; Elmer Seely,
abort stop: 8. Young, pitcher; Leslie
Murray, center field: F. Darby, first
Details Arranged for 1
pleasant Social Dance.
The grand ball to be given In Buach
hall this evening under "the auspices
of the Elks promises great thlnga for
those fortunate enough to participate
There will be good tnuale provided for : G"- 'H'". aecond baae; M.
the oceaaton and the aeveral commit-: lu'ru u" V nP,a;
teea In charge have left nothing nn 1 Koellermeler. left field. The uroplrea
don calculated to make for an enjoy-; w" 1 nornion. 01 v iisonvine ana
able tlne. A large number of Port-, Edwards, of Portland, who were both
. ..H. hi. Vj mi lurwuvii vt lav
land Elks promise to grace the affa"
wltb their presence and a fine time la
a natural sequence.
Banquet Is Postponed.
TV CVftl.pnal ftmlKarknnil V..tinn.l
to have been given at Knapp ball on j "d tb'f "tilled to the recognl
teams and the visitors for their fair-
neaa In dealing out judgment. The
. A: C. la made up of courtebua
young men, who do not forget to be
gentlemen under all circumstances,
Friday evening of this week haa been
postponed owing to tbe Elks' ball on
that evening. . and Booster Day the
following day. Tbe affair will be giv
en on next Friday evening.
Mr. Spsnce Bulldino Bungalow,
C. E.. Bponfey. one of the well knowa-early gardening goea steadily on;
Hon which
next game
burn.
they are receiving. The
III be played at Wood-
STAFFORD.
We are having April weather these
April aays. still late seeding and
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MISSIONARY RALLY.
Meeting In Portland Wednesday Even
ing Visitors From This City.
A missionary rally waa held In the
First Presbyterian church In Portland
on Wednesday evening, and those go
ing from this city left on the 7:30
o'clock car, leaving Portland on tbe
11 o'clock car.
Those going from thla city were
Miss Ruth Brlghtbtll, Mlns Mabel
Tooze, Mlsa Gladya McCoy, Mlns Zeta
Andrews. Mra. W. C, Green, Mlsa Ger
trude Hamilton, Miss Mae Brown, of
New Era, Corlea Andrews, Kant Wll
aon, Clyde Green and Harry Miller.
' Delegatee Tall of Convention.
Tba attendance "at the jnaaa conven
tion of returned delegatee from the
Sunday achool convention at Eugene
last week, planned for the Presbyter
ian church Thursday evening, waa
not very well attended. The delegatee
ware on hand but not many of the
Sunday school workers the city over
gathered to bear the reporta. Reports
were made, however, and Indicated
that tbe delegates had been a live
bunch, Jo say the least, and told their
stories of happenings In an entertain
ing manner.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
-The following are the hotel arrivals
at the Electric: Victor Axel, Colton;
Mr. and Mrs. James Benton, Colfax,
Wash.; William Martin, John Dunn,
Portland; T. A. Trauger, Portland;
George Upman, Mill Cltr: W. B. Bon
ney, Colton; A. H. Behrendt, San Fran
cisco; John Stoker, city; Dave Land,
Albany; F. A. Bailey, city; R. W.
Ward, city; S. L Rathburn, Portland;
R. Bodemer, Cincinnati, Ohio: M. J.
Thompson, Portland; W. J.'Cary, Hal-
aev Dot THske' ft Harris, inntatst.
j cha Adams. '
farmers of Clackamaa county, who re
cently moved from Cams to Beaver
Creek, la erecting a handsome new
bungalow, which will be of eight
rooms. There will be a bath room,
and all modern conveniences.
BALL 0AM E SUNDAY.
Price Bros. Will Play tha Popcorn
p Kings of Portland.
The ball game Sunday at Canemab
Park promises to be of more than or
dinary interest The Price Bros.'
team, the vigorous local aggregation
that haa made aome good games pos
sible, Is to be pitted against the Port
land Popcorn Kings, which Is said to
be the fastest semi-professional team
In the Rose Cltf.
The game will be called at 2:30 P
m. and tbe local boys think they will
be able to play the visitors to a finish
As the local team won last .Sunday
the boys are feeling In great fettle
for the gong to start the play. The
local battery will be Smith and Tel
ford, and the team la aald to be tbe
strongest In Its history.
patch
BROTHERHOOD MEET.
Banquet Planned For By Gladstone
Local Organization.
-The ew Brotherhood organisation
In tbe Gladstone Christian church will
meet this evening for tbe completion
of tbe arrangementa for the banquet
to be held on Tuesday evening, April
25. The committee on program Is N.
C. Hendricks, 1 A. Reed and Victor
Oault, and they will report on progress
at the meeting thla evening.
HAS LEO BROKEN.
Sixth
Martin Durlch Haa Bad Fall at
Street Rock Crusher.
Martin Durlch. a Greek, employed
by Harry Jones, tbe' contractor, at the
rock cruaher near Center street, had
ms leg broken on Wednesday after
noon, and waa taken to tbe Krueger
home, where he ! receiving medical
aid.
Durlch had gone on top of a ledge
a ' w
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Jake Schattx muat be Dreoarlnr to
Join the Mexican rebels, as he haa
used up 1H ton of explosives on the
uni north of the vineyard, and calls
for about another half ton. He has
made Stafford rock when explosion
arter explosion sent tbe roota flying
njwira.
Mr. Nuasbaura baa got bla
an plowed ready for a crop.
There ha been aome call for work
noraea, wbicb are high In price thla
year.
Mr. Moaer haa concluded to remain
In his old neighborhood, near hla chil
dren, and Is about to build a house for
nimseir near hla sons.
Among the various Improvements
we rauea to report a new roof on Win.
Hcnattx a house.
, Mr. Weddle la trrlnr' to enlov him.
aelf sitting in tbe Jury hog at Oregon
tight or ten people from Stafford
auenaea tbe Easter meeting at the
Chapel of the Church of God on Fall
ing street. Portland, and wera enter.
talned at dinner by the Paator and bla
wife, Mr. and Mra. Neal.
Mr. Frenzel, one of our progressiva
newiy-weaa, nas quite an acreage al-
reaay plowed on hla new place. He
haa kept Area ateadlly going for a
long time, and be and bla young wife
wm to ds progressive workers.
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mr. ana jura, iioiten and young
daughters came out to ber father'a.
mr. uage, on Saturday, their 16th an-
niverssry, and spent Eaater In the
manner Kaater is usually apent
Mr. Hoi ton waa to go to Han rru.
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Cisco on Tuesday on a bualneat trip,
as he haa some property down there
which he thinks of disposing of. and
Investing In Portland.
Mrs. Powell's front door blew shut
and broke the etched glass, and Jake
Schattx Is to replace It; also tha one
n me store door, broken bv burglars
some time ago.
Mra. Martha Sehelwe-Hamllton. with
her month-old baby girl, came to visit
her mother, Mra. p. A. Baker. Man-
sei, the son, also returned from Port
land to visit his mother, and the
mother and children went to Oregon
uity ana naa a ramiiy group taken.
Mr. Welaman baa been helping Mr.
Baker clear aome land.
A man of 62 came along looking for
work. Mr. Gage kept blm a couple of
""i wobu tne spirit or tbe Wan
dering Willie took bold of him again,
and Mr. On re paid him off, and he
atarted on hla travela again, aeeklng
paaturea new, 80 many auch dere-
i.cis are noating about In thla coun
k 1 Bt. ma wherever they take off
ana notnmg but the poor
mime cnaruaois home to look
rorward to when age and helplessness
comes creeping on. Take the thought
w oujm, n you aon't save a few
,-... wane youth and young man
hood are youra, you will not have the
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