Eugene weekly guard., July 29, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

THE EUGENE WEEKL7 GUAB J. THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1909
— 11 1,1
■ ' bling with anger. The little
conduct i
liO. tn thh evening, together Ntltt.
| or's mauner changed on tbe Instil lit
Baggs «í th«» British office. Ills pmle
lit* guv» a siiarl of rage
"By lieaveu. I'll uiak«* you pay for
Ivory moment of your llfo, when
this some day! You shall l«*arn what
you nro nt homo or abroad,
u man can do with a woman such as
nwakn or aslecp-
you are! You"—
|tctn<s*n the ponum grrtns that arc In itlr,
Just at that mouieut a tall figure
food in.I water, —everywhen' in hud —
leap«*«l from the shadows ami confront
and tlio billioiui <>( your invisible frictiUa,
t la* lilt l*> ■*•»!• I i<*r-c<*tl>UM'l«’Hiii your bin.st.
e«l tbe «[ulverlug tuusiclau. A heavy
It Uicse little soldiers am kepi strong
hand fell upon Ills collar, and lie »at
and healthy by Inking II. hm I' h Nar»a
almost jerked from his feet, half
parilla. you n«s**i have no lenr ul dis­
choked. half paralyzed with alarm
ease. Begin using it al once it yon are
Not a won! was spoken
Chase
at all under the weather, or have
The foresi servi»*.
whirled the presumptuous suitor about
Accompany Ing a l.icg«* picture of all troubles of the blood, stimuli'll, liver
uutil he faced the gates to the gardeu I'll* Guard party, th» following story aud kidueys. Viet it ul your druggist. tliat lu ili«* ywM* I9U4 *• flftur«
■ fur
rtieu, with more force ttuiu he reallz was printed on toe flrat page of th»
tlMiuaaud acre» of n¿»u„iu!
’‘’t'MIxui
ed. he appll«*d his tv*»t to tbe person Seattle Times of Wednesday
93 aerea was d.ntroye.1 bj
* ,lr* I«
of tbe offender—once, twice. thrk*e!
Never to have ms'll a street ear lie
the [«■«»»•ding r««ar I u,*s
The prlnivsa stared, wide ey«»! and fore was th** retuarkabl«* expsrlenee
' 4rr* IW
1.000 «rei e honied <>»»
unbelieving, upon tbe brief trag«*dy of Miss Mary Johnson, a bright ytiuug
'••n In th.
iMMit year, with a repo* of
,
Sh«* saw ber tormentor hurled vicious­ woman living neat Eugeue, Or . up
’! «.tig
u*r«( «desMoiycd uut If «
ly toward the gates aud tbeu, with to th» time that the tralu bearing h*»r
total *>(
uew alarm, saw him pick himself up to the Alask.i-Yukou-Paeiftc expo-
150.M31.tlU5 aerua
.»A*Wt U mi <1 I*.
from tbe ground, writhing with pain altlon at Seattle rolled luto tbe de.
eluding ailetiaglona, R
from th* College
Copyright. 1908. by Dodd. Moad
pot
a'
Portland
aud anger. His sword dashed from
l»ut««l bhat 3 74
anm
town Monday
® Co.
Its scabbard aa. with a scream of rage,
**v»ry
Miss Johnson was one of a party of
tlu» i»»an<l w**r» wiped <>m
be «lashed upon tbe tall intruder Sh# eight girls sent to tile big fair uu
laiet rear tip» fin»«
saw Chas««—even in tbe shadows she det th»* ausplcea of :ne Eugene Pally
' He did not refer to the chance that a rear princess, gentlemen, and fhe
than »ver
kuew blui to t»e tbe American-she Guard, us the result of a popularity
KvurytMMty
r**MM
be waa quite sure to come In for a prettiest woman I've ever laid my
saw Cbasa lightly leap aside, avoiding cont**et r**c**utly concluded In th** col­
iba dally r*«(>ort» *>f
»IM
eyes
upon.
And
to
think
of
her
as
the
large legacy at tbe death of bis ma
the thrust for bls b«*art. Then, as if umns of that paper
«»Ut. Ilves lout and
..™.,
tern al grandfather, a millionaire ranch wife of that bllthertug little ass.
Charles H Fisher, proprietor of the
be were playing with a ehlld. he wrest
Washington, July 24
Hides will square miles of pnaluu»
nincompoop of a Karl Brabetz!
owner in tbe far west.
ta
fia»!
»»<
I
II
>s
t,,a
»••
m
I
.
_
t
•
paper,
offered
th«*
girls
receiving
the
II am«»tint* ’•I to nothing I«,
<**i the weapou from the conductor's
l>e put on >11» free list nnd tin* **Xl»t- wa* 1***1
After leaving college be drifted loathes him. I'm sure—I know
hand. snapp«*d the blade In two piece» most votes a fre<* trip to and from 111 g rates ou all leather goods sub- tliun i (Mil»li> calami:»
Th** terfl.
And she's got to marry
tb<>
exposition,
and
Miss
Johnson
was
3 retry much over tbe world, taking does
ble vl«lt'iflon f<M-m**i| !»**»-» "f th.* an*.
ami threw them off lute, the bushes.
stunt
tally
reduced,
some
of
them
be
­
among
those
who
received
tho
most
f*ot luck with fortune and clasplug tbe That’s what she gets for being a grand
"Skip!" was bls ouly wont It was votes from a large and admiring con low th.- dull»» fixed by either the J«***t of l*r«*Ml*i<*ut R<> ,*.,, 1,1 * fauiooi
tll«»*«Mlga «SI th<* converv.» l"tl • f ti*t
Brabetz is the heir
band of circumstance.
There had duke's daughter
a command that no one la Rapp-Thor- Stltuency
So with Mr. and Mrs J house or th» ■»nut» turlff bill* While orai resotir»*es.
!t th«* f*** »Hit, of
been hard roads to travel as well as apparent to some duchy or other over
tin
vote
hus
been
taken
on
the
hid**
l»erg
ever
bad
heard
before.
W.
Hartley,
well-known
residents
of
.4 heavy tutiui fell upon hu colliir.
kmerlnan soli 1« turi t>> »utf* »ursly
easy onea. but he never complained, there and Is supposed to be the catch
"You shall pay for this!" screamed Eugene, as chaperones, the merry question by th» conference comuilt- ■ontethlnx
mti»t I» .| •' - , «nard
He swung on through life with the of the season. You've heard of him. and confidence received a severe the conductor, tugging at bis collar. party lost little tlm«< in
boarding a tee today, practically every member ug.Unst an<rtlu«r devastati >n Illin itatf
heart of a soldier and the confidence He was In l’aris this season and cut shock. She glanced at him with uu- “Scoundrel! Dog! Beast! What do train (or Seattle.
admitted that this program would b** «>f 1908, he argned
of a pagan, He loathed business, and quite a figure—a prince with real Iffected welcome, but with th«* air of you mean? Murderer! Robber! As­
adopted
S«s*s First Street <’ar
The bm» b tvrt aloni* tu tlu* trs««
Every Indication nt th» beginning nf w '» h 1.*.| lami lai.) ».*,*,.
money tn his purse, you know. I won- one who was looking upon bls face for
be abhorred trade.
While Miss Johnson, who Is only
Tlw
sassin!”
of
today's
session
signifies
that
the
!
IS
years
old.
had
never
been
mor*
girls
der
why
,
‘
t
is
that
our
American
the
first
time.
He was an orphan and bounden to
<1 .ir.t*f««r of an entlre * .«unlry» il»
"You know what I mean, you little
tariff
conference
la
nearing
an
end
than thirty miles away
from her
He could not again approach within
nhnngod
by
surh a r’.ufl.gnuto»
Bo man. No one bad the right to can't marry the princes who have
shrimp!" roared Chase. "Skip! Don't
Most of th»* confer****» expresneil confi­
question his actions after bls twenty- money Instead of those who have none speaking distance of the ¡irincess, uor hang around here a second lotig«*r or horn«* before, and that when she vis­ dence that th** work will practically Many '».«*>• piumm U th» »ugi» p.rtloM
first anniversary. He went in for law Not that 1 wish any of our girls such did he presume to make the effort. I'll"— And he took a threatening step ited th»* neighboring town of Blach- be concluded i»**for** th** eml of the of vari.» uh »latra mi *| »*•*•»» ttlr -iwfiil
ley. sh«* was all eyes for everything
off«*.*-» of a foresi fin* *h». blsri.
at Yale and then practiced restlessly, bad luck as Brabetz! I’ll stake my 1'hase knew his proper place. She was toward tils adversary. The latter turn­
Some of the Important Items, <«n»«d Hlutiiiai It l«Mtn*» beliind ih«
from the time the train pulled out of day
vaguely, for two years In Baltimore head he'll never forget me!" Chase the gayest, tbe most vivacious beiug ed tall and ran twenty pares or nn*r* th«* Eugene depot until another train however, are still unsettled
• lr«*ary waste of storile, tiuproductl»»
under tbe patronage of his father’s concluded with a sharp, reflective tn the whole assemblage. Sb«* bad but
Present Indications nre that th** ad tauid.
in heartbreaking time. then, realizing board*«! at Portland came to a atand-
laugh in which his hearers joined, for to stretch out her hand or project her
vocates
of
a
duty
on
hides
will
accept
oldest friend, a lawyer of distinction.
In thè natlotMi! fon •I» la 1901
that he was not pursued, »topped and 1 still in the big King street station of
Tiring of the law books and re[*orts the escapade which Inspired it was be- smile and every man In touch with the
the exposition city. Thor«* ar«> street th>< situation after u struggle In con­ lamia estendine 414,831 1
«W»
shook his first at his assailant.
ference
Other
subjects
classed
ns
Ing
slyly
discussed
in
every
embassy
spell was ready to drop at her feet. I
in the old judge's office, he suddenly
cars in Eugene, but It happened that
bornod over
The litui» •r J, »teoy«^
“Come, Genevra." h«* ga»p«*d. but she
'
National
Issues"
by
reason
of
Tuft's
itggrvgatcd 332.191.000
At last sht* le«l her court off toward
Miss Johnson had never »««en th«*ni.
abandoned his calling and set forth to In Europe.
remain«*«! as If rooted to the »¡»>t. He neither had she ever ridden on a interest In scaling the duties, such ns Thwre I» tool f«»r thought •srj feet
But to return. The advent of the rhe pavilion under which tbe royal
In
see the world.
Almost before his
waited an Instant nnd then walk>*d steam railroad.
lumber. Iron, coal, wood pulp and flgtiros
Aa ni neh lumi»*, r a» <u
friends knew that be bad left be was princess put fresh life Into the slow orchestra was playir.g As if it were
at
print
paper
were
not
considered
rapidly aw-ny in Uie dtrectloa of the
uttorly d«'Stroy«M
last y* ir «onl4
Th«* journey was n constant revela­
heard of In Turkestan. In course of going city and court circles Charm- ■ signal, every one turned his steps in
palace Raggs grasped Chase by the tion—one never-ending succesion of at th** forenoon session.
bulbi tnany a goal alz*-l t i wti C#[
that direction. Chase and tbe Eng­
time be served as a war correspondent
ini«» plunk» i>t th« u<
ihoulder. shook him and exclaimed wonders that h»r girlish Imagination
>'••<1 JlHMS-
for one of the great newspapers, acted Ing people whom Chase had nevei lishman had been conversing diligently
sitMis, «me liah thick
| had previously only dreamed of.
id one luot
as agent for great hemp dealers In the seen before seemed to spring Into ex­ with an aucient countess and her two k hen it was too late:
WILLAMETTE
VALLEY
whle. an i lald un«! t<» en I it woaM
ira w«*re an
h«r
"You blooming ass. d»> yon know
istence
suddenly:
the
streets
took
on
a
Philippines, carried a rifle with the
attractive daughters near the fountain.
•>xt«*n<i al must twlce ar •ind th.* .«rtb.
but a trolley car. a car that move«! be­
•vhat you've done?”
And rhla t *»*» lu th«* ns'!'»»,.«: f *r*««i
Boers in South Africa, bunted wild new air; the bands played with a
Again the dapper director came for
cause of Its trolley connection. It fair­
LAND FOR POWER
"The ----- miserable cur was annoy­
keener
zest,
and
the
army
priuked
it
­
•fon»— uni) thotisiitiil» • f liulltIdM]
beasts in Asia and In Hottentot land,
ly took her breath away
Autonio-
ward to lead the musicians, and agalu
ing
the
p.
luces»,"
muttered
Chase,
iumitertiwn win»«*' private lnt"r«*>t<
■ biles were commonplace enough as
took snapshots in St. Petersburg and self into a most amazingly presentable he was most enthusiastically received.
straightening his cuffs, vaguely reallz far as sh«» was concerned, but a
•u!f««r««<l co«i!d fumi-
an» Infirma-
almost got to tbe north pole with one shape. Chase could hardly believe his This time Chase was not where he
str«*«*t car made her sit up and tak«>
That the Willamette Valley Com­ th»n (taf wouM invulve
of tbe expeditions Not In a month's success. He lifted up his chin, threw could watch tbe princess. He found, Ing that he had interfere«! too nastily.
In thè uatlonal f«»t«*»
“Confound It, man. he's tbe chap notice
pany moans to go ahead stain with Its
Journey would you meet a truer thor­ out his chest, banished the look of dis­ therefore, that he could devote his at­
i
"Oh. dear.” she finally exclaimed. power [Hunt on the McKenzie is evi­ 200.000 mrn ready ti» tur
oughbred. a more agreeable chap, a content from his face and announced tention to tbe music and the popular she's golug to marry."
In Portland, bewildered at the sight denced by a deed filed for record In fighi thè flam**» whrtu*v
"Marry?" gasped Chase.
more polished vagabond, than Hollings­ to himself that Thorberg was not such conductor.
He was amazed to find
"The hereditary prince of Bra beta - of a fairly big city, "there's so mnch the county clerk's office today. The Thla Include» regit’an- . «I » »lutitssrv
worth Chase, first lieutenant in Dame a bad place after all.
that the fellow seemed to lie Inspired
Durlug thè tur-
to see here that I would rather be in dis-d conveys <3 31 acres lying along <»f all desorlpUona
Karl
Brabetz."
For
days
he
swung
blithely
through
•Fortune's army. Tall, good looking,
thè
I niled Jlsus
He was also surpris«*d to find himself
the country, where you can set* ev­ the McKenzie river In section 34. «mi flr«* M*am>u
"Good
I-ord!
”
the
streets,
the
hangdog
look
gone
rawboned, cheerful, gallant, be was
carried away by the fervor of tbe
erywhere.”
township 14 south of range
••«»! Forcut Service enipkiys 1 .1 rsngw,
“
You
must
have
known."
E hi h muli ha-» a cerAli
the true comrade of those merry, reck­ from his eyes, always hoping for an­ moment.
Ser« Seattle Wonder»
from (leo. T Hall to the rompam. ■imi g» 1.*ni»
"How the dev — Of course I didn't
Taklng lnt«i eoa*
Sh» sang another song when she und the consideration Is given at Sin. le-at tu control.
less volunteers from all lands who find other glimpse of the fair sorceress
With the final crash of the orchestra
know," groaned Chase, "Hut. hang it reached th» metropolis of the North-
«ld«*ratlon thè iir»*a «it th» ua i.iaal
commissions In Fortune's army and who had worked the great transfor­ be found himself shouting again with
but the real value placed upon the
toreals, It «su le* calvilla «ti tihat -»ri
mation. It was two weeks before be tbe others. Oddly, this time lie was all. man. be was annoying her. She west, nnd the marvels of fhe exposi­ land la kept private
•erve her faithfully.
of l..»*M> "patrulmen'< ver» Ul.iM
was flouting him for It. She said «he tion were unrolled before her enrap­
Thia land Is near Martin's Rapids
He was nearly thirty when the diplo­ saw her the second time. He was as mad as they. A score or more of
Quii«* a long '»ai kr
tured eyes. "I'm so glad I came." which the company holds bv right of Mionre nifi«*»
despised him 1 don't und«*rstand" —
matic service began to appeal to him more enchanted by her face than be­ surprised, disapproving eyes were
a mau «<ven an iiorwluack
The princess came forward Into the she exclaimed In an «*cstaey of enjoy­ a prior filing, and whl> h 1» the site of
fore.
especially
as
he
came
to
realize
as a pleasing variation from the rigor­
Thl» I» w lierv th«* U’Ieplione come*
turned upon him when he yelled "En­
light of tbe path. There was a quaint ment. "I'm having the time of my the proposed power plant.
“ " she
" was kind core!"
tn.
P«»rtsl»b* 'ptMMH* ai« tn.i I** *s-
ous occupations he bad followed here­ the astonishing fact that
little wrinkle of mirth nlmut her lips. life "
enough
to
glance
in
his
direction
from
|»r«w«ly for Ibi» puri»«**** ami «Itk
tofore. One of bis uncles was a con­
The girls In the partv are: Mrs. .1.
"There will be no encore." adtnon- which trembled nevertheless, but her
th«*lr ald, «-a« h
ranger l» k»pt la
SPENT
Kate VanDuyn. I.lln
gressman. and another was In some time to time.
W. Hartlev
isb«*d the falr girl at his side kindly eyes were full of solicitude.
touch »Irh hi» emiri* arci
l*vt s
It was during the weekly concert In
Owen. Beulnh Martin. Ruby Scott.
way connected with railroads. He first
» "It is not New York." she added, with
Hro alar ani ImmedbU'ly tlu* «Ir-»
"I’ni sorry, sir,” she began nervous Ruth Hawkins Martha Callison. Kro­
THE
FORESTS
•ought the . influence of the latter and the Kursaal late one night. She came a sly smile.
ting »itli rii«* tn»*»*M-<
»f » »reiz*-
ly. "You have mad«* a serious mistake na Hills nnd Marv Johnson.
then tbe recommendation of tbe for­ In with a party, among whom
Ten minutes later Chase and the But.” she nd<led frankly, holding
Strui»|H*d ti» t*i«* l»a-k of thè
out
Th» narty will remain In Seattle
Washington,
July
2
4
For
th«-
ad
­
mer. In less than six weeks after bls ognlzcd several of the leading
Englishman were lighting their cigars her hand to him. “you meant to de until after the Elks’ circus next
th*
t«*l**phou«' I» e**.r■[»>•■»*■ 'I' .iu4
ministration and protection of the qulcker-ihan-llghienlng m* » * lutei.
arrival in Washington he was off for ages at court.
In an obscure corner of the gardens.
week.
fend me. I thank you.”
Chase
sat
at
a
table
with
the
I
149
National
forests
in
nlnent«-**n
French
the city of Thorberg. In the grand
"Extraordinarily beautiful." Chase
I states and territories and Alaska, the
Chase bowed low over her band, too
duchy of Rapp-Thorberg. carrying attache just below the box occupied murmured reflectively as he seated
HOPS SOLD
I government spent $2.528,09 m 01, or
bewildered to speak. Baggs was pull­
with him an appointment as consul by the princess and her party. In himself upon tbe stone railing along
¡about on** and one half cents an acre I
ing at his mustache and looking nerv­ MRS.
spite
of
the
fact
that
he
was
a
gentle
­
and supplied with the proper stamps
the drive.
¡for the calendai feat 1*91
Of this
AT HARRISBURG
ously In the direction which the prince
man born and bred he could not con­
and seal of office.
“Yes, they say he really wrote it had taken.
amount 1591.101.19 was spent for
quer
countless
Impulses
to
look
at
the
A
MOTHER
At tbe end of five months he loathed
permanent it
himself.” drawled Baggs, puffing away
“He'll be back here with the guard,’’
<»f trails.
Thorberg: he hated the Inhabitants; flower face of the royal auditor.
1 construction
"I’m not talking about the music.'
be
muttered
Gradually the program led up to the
A Daughter Was Born Today to 100 mlb » of
200 mllcM
he smarted under the sting of royal
corrected Chase sharply.
"He will go to my father." said Ge­
' of telephone
lIlllt’N ()f
disdain; be bad no real friends, no feature of the evening, the rendition (“Oh!" murmured Baggs apologetical­
White Wife of
nevra, her voice trembling. “He will
• fire lines.
boon companions, and be was obliged of a great work under the direction of ly. "The night?"
be very angry. I am sorry. indi*ed.
Jup
to be good! What wonder, then, that a famous leader, a special guest of the
"No; the princess. Baggs. Haven’t that you should have witnessed our—
music loving duke.
*
the bored, suffering, vivacious Mr.
AT
S
you noti'-ed her?” with intense sar­ our scene. Of course you could not
Chase arose and cheered with the
Seaftle. July 2 4
A daughter was
Chase seized tbe first opportunity to
casm In his tone.
have known who he was."
born today to Mrs GunJIro Aokl. for­ line«*, **f C**tt.-»ge <*r«*te Stiniliiy
leap headforemost into the very thick assemblage when the distinguished di­
“Of course I have, old chap. By
M U> Mills
“I thought he was a— But in any merly Miss Helen Emerv. daughter of
rector made his appearance. Then he
M h I kmi I II u H i I i* tn II*- Well
cf a most appalling Indiscretion!
Jove, do you know she is good looking event, your highness, he was annoying Archdeacon lohn Emery, of Callfor-
AlletKleil
When he first arrived in Thorberg to proceeded to forget the man and his —positively ripping.”
Th«* «»Id Southern I’» « Ifl* 'I■-’««»» at
you." supplemented Chase eagerly. nlt, at the Aokl home in Kellvdaye, a
assume bls sluggish duties be was not genius—In fact, everything save the
Corvallis uh «* burn«*«! 'I I»»» I»«». *»*
They lazily observe«l the approach of "You will forgive me if I've caused small village on laike Washington,
At fin* I: *«t I» ■* i * -
rapt
listener
above
him.
She
was
lean
­
llrely c‘»nsuiii<-«l. It li.id l»'**ti rloaei!
aware of tbe fact that the grand duke
one couple, ittraeteil no doubt by the you even greater, graver annoyance near here.
Mi'rchanta* Pro'.-ctlv*-
tl|> for some time, and It Is thought It
Mr. nnd Mrs. Aokl were married Cottagi* («rov«' it v«,*s
had an unmarried daughter, the Prin­ ing forward on the rail of the box, her disparity In tbe height of the two
What can I do to set the matter right?
chin
in
her
hand.
her
eyes
looking
I
caught fire from sparks front lh** sa-
cess Genevra.
Ih«’ pirli «HI nf liitslnesi
shadows. The man was at least half a I can explain m.v error to the duke. last March.
I
steadily ahead, enthralled by the mu­
gltie on th*- new I'orvalllh a Al«*a
1 o'clovk Thuradiiy i
She was visiting in St. Petersburg
head shorter than his companion, but He'll understand.”
sic. Suddenly slie turned and looked 1
roail. the eitgln** starting from n«*ar
sch>H»l pli nlc.
or Berlip or some other place when be
his ardor s«*etned a thousandfold mor«*
“Perhaps- perhaps you’d bettor go
It whs uu old landmark,
squarely into bls eyes, as if impelled
PROGRAM. ROSEBURG
Folla« lim I m the amusement pro- tlie deopt.
reached “bls post of duty, and it was
vast. Chase was amused by the ap­ nt once.” sal* the princess, rather pa- i
by tbe magnetism they unconsciously
-------
t grani ur:l tlu li.ilnes of those having having serVcil th«* Itusliiv •■» of the S-
toward the end of bis fifth month be­
parent intensity of tbe small officer's tlietleally. “My father will not over­
I’ for ninny yeara previous <• »*»*
employed. A little flush mounted to
it in charge:
fore she returned to her father's palace
devotion, especially as It was met with look the Indignity to—to my—to his Tlnw l»a>s .M«*ct with í « o « m I Purses
Itaces F. il RoHenburg. sti|M*rln- building of th«* new union <l«*|s>t h,r
her brow as she quickly resumed her
Offer««! to Winner».
In Thorberg. He awoke to the im­
the two roads.
tend«*nt.
former attitude. Chase cursed himself a coldness that would have chilled the future son-in-law. 1 am afraid be may
In Australia ilicre are nil- which
portance of the occasion and took some
fervor of a man much larger and take extreme measures ”
loo-yard dimh. voung mori .1. I
for a brainless lout.
built! their nests along n notth an!
alight interest in the return of the
therefore more timid. It was impossi­
W W. Cardwell an no unco« Ihe Jones.
"Forgive me." muttered the hr) [îles»
The number came to an end. and the
south line so ■ccitrtftely ihtit » natrl-
royal young lady, even going so far as
ble to see the faces of the couple until Chase.
Barrei race J I Jones
, following revis -d
„ . s|H-ed
......... program
,----- ------- for
' he D.nglas County Fair, to lie held'
to follow tbe crowd to the railway sta­ crowd arose to cheqg the bowing, smil­ they passed through a moonlit streak
Thre<*-I<«ftgt*d race,
boys .1. I t*r may illrect Ills course bv It "it aid.
A requisition was re« elvt tl today at
“It would not be proper In me to I at Roseburg on S»:»t»rnl»»r 2-3-4:
I ing director. Chase cheered and shout­
Jones.
tion on the sunny June afternoon.
in the walk quite close at hand.
i
ed “Bravo!” too. because she was ap
say that 1 could bless you for what
Tti«*s«l.iy, Sept. 2.
Hack rate for bov» under 15
I,«*- ■ th*- governor'a office for IH'k H"n'
He saw the princess for tbe first
Chase stnrt«»d and grasiied his com
nl '*-r » ., iit«-<| Ip <’.*i'
I
yon have done." she said, so naively
Race
No. I
Running
1-2-mlle rov Wooit».
time that afternoon, and be was plaudlng as eagerly as the others. She [»anion's arm. One was the Princess
statutory offemu*
In the >«t»■••n«-**
I da«h for 3-year-olds. purse $ I no
i
Pota
:
o
rat
«*
!
eroy
••ailed
the
flushed,
bowing
director
to
that
he
lifted
his
eyes
to
hors
anti
lot
bowled over, to use the expression of
Genevra and—was It possible? Yes.
Governor Benson Privnte Secretary
Race No. 2
Running
3-8 mile
l’ealiiit r i* c
his English friends with whom be her box nnd publicly thanked him for the nimble conductor the s«*n**ntion his heart escape heavenward.
McArthur intended to th» «!••!«II* *’f
.
!a
a
h
81
On
Donshunt
i
the
pleasure
he
had
given.
Chase
saw
“Tbe whole world will call me a
I granting th» request for the extradl-
<11 tied that night. She was tbe first
of the hour, the niusical’llon! More
Ran»
No. 3
Running
7-8-nille;
Tug-of-war
•woman that he I ad ever look**! upon him kiss her hand as he murmured hts over, to Chase's cold horror, the “little bungling, stupid ass for not knowing ■ R<>.-*-biirg Handicap", 8200
tint of Bannister.
Tug-of- wht
I
that be could describe.' for she was the gratitude. For the first time In his freak” was actually making violent who lie was.” said Chase, with a
Race No. 4
Running 1-2-mlle for
Ple-entlng
I Douglas Conntv saddle h rses. |40. Thompson.
only one who laid impress«! him to life ho coveted the occupation of an love to tbe divinity of Ra[»[»-Thorberg! wretched smile.
TWO
KILLED
W<*dncs«faiy, Hept.
"If I were you I'd never conf»**» tint ,
Egg hnnt
Rev. W A Elkins
that-extent. This is how he pictured orchestra leader.
Tbe princess had not seen the two
I-2-mil
Race
No. 5 Running
The director was n frail, rather good men. nor had the fervent conductor. I did not kn«-w whe lie was.” she said. ,
Game» for primaries
I II* I. .o il
her at the American legation In Paris
IN
AUTO-TRAIN
WRECK
er». Leader.
looking young man. with piercing whose lmpaesloned French was easily "Ix*t the world think that you dl*l | •lash, ptirve $ I 00
a few weeks later:
3-4-mlle
Race
No. S Running
"Ever see her? Well, you've some­ black eyes that seemed too bold In distinguishable by the unwilling Ils know. It will not laugh then. If you : dash, purse $l'»0.
AhVIlRTISEI» I.EITEItS
thing to live for. gentlemen. I've seen their scrutiny of tbe young lady’s face teners. Tbe sharp, indignant “No" of can trust your friend to keep the se­
"Commercisi Club
-----
No. 7
Race
July 21. 1909.
her but •tree times, aud 1 don't seem Chase began to hate him. He was un­ I the princess, oft repeated, did much to cret lam sure you can trust me to do SHake." 1 mil»* handicap. $200.
Abbott, James M
reasonably
thankful
when
he
passed
the
same."
Running
1-2-mlle.
relieve the [>nin In the heart of her
Race No. 8
able to shake off tbe spell. You've
Anderson, Andrew.
Again Chase was speechless—this weight for age. purse $100.
American admirer. Finally, with an
never seen such hair. Gad, It's as on to the box In whloti the duke sat.
Anderson, John.
Thursday. Scot. 4.
•he thin! and last time he saw the iiamistaknble cry of anger, she halted time with joy. She would shield him
near like tbe kind that Heuner painted
Barr. W. R.
No
9
"Douglas
County
l>t>r-
Race
Basch, Ray.
■a«anything
could be, except Prlucess Gencvra before his sudden, not ten feet front where Chase sat. us from ridicule!
l-8-mll«*e, h.-tmiicwp $250
Bishop. Miss Stella.
that it’s more like old gold, if you can spectacular departure from the gra^l though he had become n part of the
"And now please go! it grieves me by;” 1
«»inning 5-8-mlle
Race No. 10
Briggs, Mrs. A.
understand wlia* I niean by that. Not duchy was at the duke’s reception To stone rail.
to feel that 1 may be the unhappy dash, purse *125.
Crossman. Mrs Clemnle.
bronze, mind you, nor the raw red, tbe nobility of Rapp-Tkorberg and to, "1 have asked you not to touch me. cause of misfortune to yon."
Race No. 11
Running ? ' 1-2-fiir-
Dixon. Miss Lizzie.
but—oh, well. I'm not a. novelist, tn tbe representatives of such nations of sir! Is not that enough? If you per
"No misfortune can appall me now.” longs, winner of nu*e No. ! 2, 5 liai.
Espy. Mien Verona.
J can't halfway describe it
She’s the world a« felt the necessity of hav slat I shall be compelled to appeal to murmured he gallantly. Then came [»»nalfy, purse 375.
Fi.iz.i r, F. D.
Rate No. 12
Consolation for non-1
rathet; tall- not too tall, mind you— Ing a man there In an official capacity my father again. The whole situation the revolting realization that she was
Hathaway, Mrs. Grace.
li^e feet five. I'd say—whatever that Is
is loathsome to me. Are you blind? ta wed the little musician.
The wlnn«»rs at meeting, 1-3-tnlle; $•'*•>
More, James.
In tbe metric system.
Slender and •
Can you not see that I despise you? I thought burst from his lips before he to first; |20 to second and 310 to
Kran • r, Mrs. A. E.
CHAPTER IV.
third.
.well dressed —ob. that's the strangest
Kreigh c E.
will not endure It s day longer. You could prevent: "I don't believe you
TBE TXDIHCREET MB. rirtlHK.
< oik III ìoii » as t*> Running Ravi*».
I.nne. Mis F. H.
thing of all! We4l dressed! Think of
promised to respect m.v wishes."
want to marry him. He Is the duke's
In all purse rates weights will I»**
HERE was not a handsomer,
I
I.elglltr*iy.
M ik . I.fliby.
a princess being well dressed! I'd say
"How can I re»[»e<t a promise which choice. You"—
10 lbs. below the scale.
I
more strikJng figure in the
M iim I«* ii , General I..
she's twenty-two or twenty-three years
condemns inc to purgstory every time
There will be good harm-fts racing
“And I am tbe duke's daughter." she
palace gardens on the night of
Mit'azady. Bllllo.
of age—not a minste older, b think her
1 wee you?” he cried passionately. “J said steadily, a touch of hauteur in for suitable ptir»»s each day, mailt*
the reception than Hollings-
Myrtle, Mrs. M.
to
aeonmnidate the harn»HS hor.-a*.«
Kl-port«
eyes are * very dark g»iy, almost blue.
adore you. You are the queen of my her voice. "Good night. Gnodby. I
Murphy, Henry C.
worth Chase nor one whose poise
New Orleans. July
in atlendant'e.
Her jskln la like a—«—oh, let me see'
life, the holder of my soul Genevra. am not sorry that It has happened "
Parker. Mrs. Emma H.
from b'tjlaled points along th«
1
proved I that he knew the world quite
Ntock Sliww and I’arail«-.
ns cotitlnm*
continue •>>
'•» ■
*«»
What Is there that's as ¡rare and soft
Genevra, I love you! My soul for one
Sippy, William.
She turned and left them, walking
coast of Texas
as well as it is possible for any one
•s her fki«? S<dbethlng warm, and
tender word, for one soft caress! Ah. swiftly among the trees. A moment
On Friday. Sept. 3. there will b» a
lilting u*>***
from the
Smith.
Mr».
Florence.
deslli
list
resulting
*•*■■
pink, and white, d’ye see? Well, never I men •» know. It. His was a unique do not be so cruel! I will be your later ber voice ceme from tbe shad­ grand Stock Parade at.
air
Inst Wednesday.
Angleton. ' ,
Smith. William G. and Mrs.
Grounds and jitd-gitig of fin
of
Stevenson, R O.
uilnd. Aud her smile! And her frown! figtire also, for he was easily distin­ sla ve!"
this nft«*rn<x»n reports
tb»
ows, «[ulck and pleading.
guishable
as
the
only
American
In
the
all kinds. Pri-mltjrns will be award­
bringing tho total Hat to tint«’ " m
Stewart. Mrs. T. B.
You know. I've seen both of ’em. and
"Enough! Stop. I sayl If you dare
"Hasten."
she
call«*!
softly,
"They
ed all »fork according to the jii'lge»’
hurricane up to 3X. Many nr
Strong. Thomas.
oue's as attractiw.-.AS the other. She’s brilliant assemblage.
to tou* h me!" she cried, drawing away
dec fedone.
He was presented to the princess from igr tormentor, her voice fee*. are fpr8lt?i I »)»n ace them "
J- I* PAGE. P. M. » missing.
I
(Continued next week.;
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By GEORGE BARR
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