THl lUGZrne W1MLT GUAJID, THURSDAY APRIL 28 1910
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forewfan tntsrroptlon? If ao, ths fel­ no warrant whatever to aaautue that
low Is' ked <1ts< ration, ttiough bls de be would I* permitted to remain many
termination (lint ttie Ariu-ri-uri abould minute* unharmed within Ita walla of
not Interfere waa undeniable. It waa mystery
The alienee of It dtvomflted him br­
with an ugly and trumlmt manner. If
vend measure. It evas. tn n word, un-
more warily, that the man closed In
-tinny
“I teouwa Y vu clear hont or"—
I Ils tbiag sot a bend with tbe plausP
B>-fer* him •a h*
at th*
bl* dmdgu <X arseflln« Kirkwood by ■loor. vneuetr dl«c1o«ed l»y * wan II-
ttes ru4l*r Tte* latte* Itftod tile attok. inmlm th n p«> «’rating a dmuy and
ri- « 4 fsnllgM. * broad ball
<?«/)« tlog tte* erm. «nd tncoutlnently
to 1*1*4 teka ottexe flert freHtdy oa th*
atritrled Indefinitely toward th* rear
fellow'* cteeaL Tte* auiii reeled beck,
of th* building, losing Itself In black
Redding, April 21— Samuel L.
Lwrelug He/<«« tee u*tod recover Kirk-
(From Thursday's Dally Guard.)
ueM beyond the foot of a flight «f
Clemens (Mark Twain) died here late
ey»4 uaiaaiy re****d Uw tlae«i>sld.
One of the largest deala In subur­
atalre. Her* for a few article* of fur
Copyright. >008. by th* Bobb*-MsrrlB Qm>
cl iwad tte* tore ead pw tele slwutetor
• 1 to tt la ••totese- toto*i <. ftxubllog In altar* a ball table, an umbrella eta nd. today. Luring tbe day up to a short ban real estate reported in Eugen*
a tall, dumb clock flanked by telgb time before bla death hla condition for a long time and one that aeaaa
tte* totok«*«*. tea f***4 Ute bulls and
■am* to mrtr smm * wish a Mttl* store
Otbor appeared better than for aeveral day* tbe rapid development of the terri­
backed chair* It wa* *u>i>ty
past. He rested well last night and
Tbe girt le**ed out veer the apron an advcMit«?* t< lit« sera (ten to imt K) drove ttesai tore*
than Kirkwood's own restrained r«a
tory In which the tract la located. 1«
Aud M wa* dun* tbs t*Bn«for!u*tio<i plratton not a sound throughout the appeared to be stronger.
rei-ognland <be tx-use «It* sought tu rme only to be thua *urninnri>y rallad u(x*>
the sale of tbe old Whitney farm of
■r»-uu>t*l>to*d in* tewlAUty to refrain bouse edvsrtlaed It* Inhabitation, ant
swift glaiK-e. teetlfled to the rw<<*n1 to writ* “Finis" tisnnatb lb* lat-Adent
Hs r our glad tbs corrine and walked froru tmasferiteg tret s«eo<iqM>s*«1 bla
Samuel lAnghorne Clemens, tbe over 200 acre* southwest of the city
tlou with a te*slM*l *xela*>uri<a> nod
a txiard < re*Led t»««ath the jewiv.
of th«
begnn to iutu 4*' s tice skirts
Kirk- halfway to th* neat Ilsxrl, gaming to dowufoU. tea* < tea«flad * peaceable and nt a foot. not a asouae rastfed la th* American humorist, wa* born at Flor­ by J. O. Storey, president
wood, uuliemdtiig her fattit heart«! pro an abrupt soil n-txglhxwi pniu» by the law * I Ail lug sStoa wttMei Brtitoii obor** wtefnecorlng or te-ueatb the floor*, not ida. Missouri, November 30. 1835. Portland, Eugene A Eastern Rall-
He waa best too« by hi* pseudonym
testa, jiiuqxa! <« ii . lii(er|MM>l'iC hts rwne entrance to a e<rvwr»x! nllayway. of two tut* a bwaybrely. a trwqx.x .r, a «d* a breath of air stirred «Igiiltig In the I of Mark Twain, xMch had been the way Co., to J. P. Howe and iaao
between her skirts and tile wheel. Rl miixla as to bis proper o«rw of ar d«iu**Baut. * yew. fur Ml ba kixn» to ■tinneaa.
I pet name of Captain Italah Seller,« elates of Seattle. This deal baa bee«
tlw rowtrary. la ttoe ooUtnatlou of tbe
uiultaueotisly b* received s vivid nieri ttou.
And yet a tremendous racket bto! who, prevloua to 1*63. furntohed rtv- pending for several weeks and h**
In the background of hts thought* law. • tMrglar. prime eandliluto for ■
22727.: been consummated only la the Last
tul pbotogrsph of the locality.
liven raised at the front door within Icr
er news to the New Orleans “
Picayune
Frognall street proved tu be one nt No. U Frugnoli atrsst reared It* five couvtcf» eirij»**.
the irixty seconds past And yet with 'and which w^s derived from the calif two or three days. The deed will be
story facade, sinister and forbidding
Tbe devUr he whl*ix-r«1
“Wbat In twenty minute* two ;x-r«'*a* at of the leadsman on the Mlsaiitaippl' filed for record either today or to­
tb<w byways a short bk>k hi length
wbk'h. beiumra! In on all sides by a lie reminded blmself of It* untight an * m . wbat an utter •*». J ami"
least had preceded Kirkwood into th* 1 river boats when be sounds two fath- morrow.
Mr. Storey purchased thia proper­
Behind bl in tb* knob was rattire? building. Had they not heard? The ioma. He wa* educated In the village
mean or purlieu, have (even hi Bloom* cd window*, of its sign "To Ito Ito .'
school in Hannibal, Misaouri, and wa*l
of the effluvia of desolation that urgently to an accompaniment of feet
bury» escaped tbe sordid commcrelnl
■peculation **emnd ridiculous. Or hsd -apprenticed to a printer. After learn-1 ty about two years ago »nd placed a
lot of blooded cattle the.
At th«
cy« of the keeficr of furnished lodg hud saluted him when the door *wung shuffling on tbs stone, and Immediate they h.-ard and. alarmed, tx-en too ef I ing the traJe, he journeyed from time of the purchase he realised
tags, retaining jealously soinefblng of wide A deserted bonne, and the girl ly. If he were to make a logi- al deduc- factually bobbled by the coils of their town to town until he reached New that the farm would soon be valu­
In 11—was it right for him to tlon from tbe rasping and scraping
tbe old time dignity end reserve that ■ lone
nefarious design* to dare reveal them York. Afterward he went to New Or­ able for residence purposes and
sound within the door casing, tbe bell ■elves, to Investigate tbe caw of that bans and became a pilot on the Mils- know that he would realize a hand­
were their pride In the days before eo Isavs ber so?
In Is61 some profit on hl* investment by
pull wa* violently agitated, without, thunderous summon»? Or w<rc they, siasippl river steamboat*.
ejety swarmed upon Mayfair and Be)
CHAPTER IV.
he went to Nevada a* private secre­
for a few
grsvta.
HE covered alleyway gave upon however, educing any ra*i«>u*s from perbap*. aware of Kirk wood" a eo tary to hla brother, who had been holding the property
years. He had faith In the future of
Ila to>us«* I.«»med tall, with many
Quadrant mews, or oo declared th* bell Ito*If. Wteerever that might trance arid lying bidden In aome dark made secretary of the territory. He Eugene when he made the purchase,
windows, mostly llgtettose, materially
a not Ira |>*liitod on tbs daau ; be aituate, after wUcb. a* if la de corner to ambush him aa be passed?
engaged in mining In Nevada, and in and he has realized a good flgur* 0*
■pair, tbe outsider again rertled and
■ggrsvatlaa that str of Isolate, eold
True, that wa* hardly tike the girl 1862 became the city editor of the hla Investment, although the consid­
wall of tbe pasMge
dignity wbl'd distinguishes the Eng
True, on the other band. It wa* po*«i Virginia City Enterprise. In 1865 he eration la not known and la not giv­
Overhead, complaining as It swayed Jerked tbe knob.
llabman's caatl* Iler* and three wtreid lu ths wind, bung tbe smirched sud
Be hta statu* wbet tt might, whether Me that abe had stolen away wt.ll» went to San Francisco, where he waa en in the deed, as Mr. Storey took
one less liedraggled than Ita neighbors we* I her worn signboard of the Hog servant of tbe hoooehoM, its caretaker Klrkwixjd wa* hanging in Irreaoluttoo engaged a* a reporter on the Morn­ In exchange some Seattle property
tb<mgh all, without »aceptlo*. spoke tn tlic-l*ound public bouse, wherefrom or a night watchman, the man was by tbe l*t**ag* to Quadrant mews ing Call. After experimenting in owned by Mr. Howe.
Street Railway AwturreL
assertively of rrapectablllty down at ■scaped sound* of sucli revelry by pslt>sbly dsteruiln«! txith to get him Again, the «pore of time between Kirk­ gold mining, he resumed his work for
The purchase of this property by
the heel, toil fighting tenaciously for uigbl as la indulged Io by lbs British self in and Kirkwood ovt and yet. wood's dtamiasal and hi* return bad the California Press, and visited tbe
Hawaiian islands as a newspaper cor­ these Seattle men more than any­
existence Home, vanguard* of that workingman tn hours of esse At the curious to consider, determined to gain t»een exceedingly brief. Whatever her respondent In 1H66.
thing else Insures tbe building of
Imminent day when the hoarding curb In front of the bouse of entrrtaln hla end without attracting undue at- errand, abe could hardly have fulfilled
In 1872 he lectured In England, the College Hill loop of tbe street
bones eirould rvtgn supreme, wore meat, dejected animals drooping bs touUou. Kirkwood bad exire-tad to It and <•*/■*rxxl At that moment «be and a London publisher issued aa railway line, for It wa* the stlpuatad
wttb ahamefs'-ed atr placsrda of relate tween tlielr shafts, two hansoms stooil bear lbs knocker's tbnodcr ns soon as might be In tbe power and at tbe mer unauthorized collection of his writ­ | agreement
before the
deal
wan
agents advertising their susceptibility tn waiting untU such lit»* as tbe lord« the bell failed to give tongue, but tt cy of him who had followed her. pro ing*, in which were published some closed that the P. E. & E. should ex­
not write. tend the line through the tract thin r-
t* sale or lease In th* company of th* of tbelr destinies sbould see tit to sal <lk! not «sin«!, allbotlgh there waa a Oded tee were not friendly. And In sketches which he did
Among his writings are "Roughing
latter wa* No D.
ly forth and Inflict tbemnclves upon ■ knorlier. Kirkwood him*«If bad re­ that case what t<gment nnd wbat peril It. (1873); ' Sketches Old and New,” year.
Mr. Howe la a retired theatrical
Tho American noted tb* cln*un> enb hungry popular*. As Kirkwood marked that antiquated and ruwty bit might not lie hers!
of Tom Saw- man, being formerly engaged in that
stance subconsciously at a moment turned « third vehicle rumbled up out of (ronmotigvry affixed to the middle
Spurred by solicitude, tbe young man (1873); “Adventure*
yer,” (1876); •'Punch. Brothers. business with John Cort, who la
when Mis* Calendar s hand, small as * of th* mew*.
panel of the door. And It made him put personal apprehenehm* In bls pock Punch."
Tramp
"A
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(1878);
known all over ____________
the country ________
aa one
child's, warm and romnnet In Its white
et
and
forgot
them,
cautiously
picking
feel
aure
that
something
anrrcptttloua
Fur between hts curiosity about an<l
(1880);
Abroad.”
"The Stolen;cf the foremost theatrical manager*
glove, lay In bl* own. And then «be hla concern for the girt hs was.belnK and lawls*« wa* In pnx-c«* within his way through the gloom to tbe foot White Elephant,
"The of the land. Mr. Howe and bis a*ao-
(1882);
waa on tbe «Idewalk. her fa««, up­ lad back to No. 1» by th* nose, *s It those walla; that tbe eonfedi-rats with of tbe stairs. Slowly he began to as­ Prince and the Pauper, ••
(1882); 'elates have plenty of capital at their
turned to ht*. vivacious wttb excite­ wars, hardly wittingly at best. Pro ’ out. having failed to prevent a otran cend. a band following tbe bainstere "Life on the Mississippi,” (1883);! command and may purchase other
ment
found I y stupefied by th« contemplation ger from entering, left unemployed » tbe other with his cane exploring th* “Huckleberry Finn, a Sequel to Tom property In and near Eugene If their
“You have been so kind.” she told of hla own temerity, hs yet returned means so certain sure to rouse th* oc obscurity before him. On tbe steps a Sawyer,” (1885); "A Yankee at present venture Is successful, and
Arthur's Court."
(1889); there Is no reason at all why it
bhn warmly, "that one hardly knows unfaltering. 11* who bad for so long cupanta.
carpet, thick and heavy, muffled hl* King
"Pudd’nhead Wilson,” (1895); and should not be.
bow to thank you. Mr. Kirkwood."
plumed himself upoo hla strict super
But hi* Inferential a nal yol« of th ta footfalls. He moved noiselessly. To­ "Following the Equator”, (1897);
Place It on Market.
”1 have done nothing nothing at vision of lit* personal affair* and equal- | ¡Jiaae of tbe proceeding* was mmmr ward tbe top tbe staircase curved, and
He also wrote, with Charles W.
It is understood that the new pur­
all," be mumbled, disturbed by a sud ly steadfast uncoosdowinsas of hi* rlly abroptod by that Identic*! alarm presently a foot that groped fir a Warner, "The Gilded Age,” drama­ chaser* of the tract will plant that
den o □ reason log alarm for ber.
neighbor's buMnros now found htmselt In * trtoe th* torn** waa Oiled wttb higher level failed to fluff it- A gala to> tized In 1879. In 1884 be founded portion of It which lie* ou the side­
Rhe paseeil quickly to tbe shelter of tn ths very aet of pushing In where he fly tug sc bora. wakened to sonorous bnlt'-d. acutely distrustful.
the publishing house of Charles L. hill to fruit and divide ft into small
the pillared poetic*.
He followed was not wanted, *a be haff bee* ad- | rio< by ttes create and «tamer of the
Webster
Co., which firm bought tract*, while the valley lead will be
Nothing hxicwusd.
. ...
out General Grant's Memoirs. The divided Into residence lota and th*
chimaily. Ou tbs doorstep sbs turned. vtned tn well nigh ■■ many words.
knocker,
and
Kirkwood
stood
folly
firm failed in 1894. and to retrieve whole tract placed on tbe market
offering her hand II* look ■nd re
II* turned up Frognail street with two yard* away, bla bs*rt bammarlng
his fortune Mr. Clemens started out at once. It la said that 15 or mor*
tatned It
ths manner of on* out tor a leisurely wildly, bla osrre* * jingle, much as If
'
on
a lecturing tour around the world expert salesmen will
be brought
“Good night." etee said
evening stroll. Mmultanronaly from tbe r**onrMting t4owa bad landed upon
and in 1895 achieved the novel dis­ here from Seattle and a whirlwind
Tui to understand that I'm die th* farther corner ssotber pedestrian
tinction
of
being
challenged
to
a
selling campaign will be made. That
missed tteeti?" hs stammered ruefully debouched Into tbe thoroughfare—a bis own person retber then oa ■tout
duel by Max O’Rell. the French hu­ many automobiles will be brought
planking
Rhe evaded hl* eyes 'I thank you mere moving shadow at that distance. . oaken
morist.
He
turned
to
the
serious
from the Sound city by the purchas­
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_
Ere be bsd tkn*
lo wonder __ tbe
reek
I have so fort her seed
■ide of literature and achieved a ers and they will be used exclusively
brother to blacker shadows that skulk-|M ceased, and from tbs street flltaeed
"You are quit* sure? Wont you be
great success with
his inimitable for the purpose of conveying pros­
vd tn tbe fenced areas and unllvely voice* tn altercation. LJ*<«nlng. Kirk
ileve tu* at your service?"
pective purchasers to and from th*
humor.
entries of that poorly lighted block, wood's pulses quickened, six! be laugh
I
tract, it is stated on reliable authoy-
Rhe iaugba-d uneasily. Tm all right
Tbe bush waa something beyond b*- «1 uncertainly for pure relief, retreat
now."
w»
llsf when on* remembered tbe near- Ing to tbe door and putting an rar to a
“1 can no uotblng more sure?"
This tract lies partly in a smalt
nr*« of blatant Tottenham Court road
valley over beyond College Hill and
“Nothing But you- you make nw
Kirkwood eoorelved a wholly aense
partly on a ■loping hill. The upper
The accent* of on* speaker were
almost sorry I can't luiposs atlll fur-
leas curiosity about the other wayfar­
portion of it overlooks the entire
new In hi* hearing stern, crisp, quick
tber u|xru y<>ur gi««l nature."
er. The man waa walking rapidly,
city and a magnificent view la ob-
with the *plrit of authority which ani­
“Please don't bealtat* "
tained from there. The land on th*
tieela ringing with uncouth louduess.
mates that most austere and dignified
"Aren't you very persistent, Mr
whole tract is said to be very rich
cans tapping tbe flagging at brief In limb of the law to be encountered tbe
Kirkwood?” Her Angers moved In bl*
and is well adapted to fruit growing
ferrala. Both sound* erased abruptly world over, a London bobby.
A man believed to be the one
Burning with the reproof, be released
who shot and killed Mrs. W. M. Sheriff Bown Leaves this Even­ and garden raising, It will make
as their cause turned In beneath one
“Now, then, my man. what do you Renshaw’» horse on the Coburg
ideal suburban homes, with street
_ road
of the porticoes. In the emphatic and
want tlterc? Come, now; speak up north of Eugene on May 23, 1909,
car facilities and it is probable that
ing to Bring Prisoner
unnatural qul«t that followed Kirk
electric lights will be extended out
and step out Into tbe light where I can Is In the county jail, having been ar­
wood, stepping more lightly, fnncled see you.*
Here for Trial
there after a few houses are built
rested late this afternoon by Deputy
that another shadow follow«! the first,
and there is a demand for them.
The response came In tbe sniffling Sheriffs R. M. Pratt anil George
noiselessly and with furtive stealth.
Several real estate men have been
snarl of tbe Ixmdon ne'erdo-well. tbe Fisk at the Schofield Chemical
Sheriff
Harry
L.
Bown
will
leave
working on this deal, most promi­
Could It bs No. 0 Into which they
unemployable rogue wbixte chief oc­ works, where he was employed. The on the evenisg train today for Salem nent among them being I. H. Bing­
had passed ? The American's heart
cultation seems to t>e to march in the man who gives his names as Ander­ where he will secure requisition ham and E. J. Frasier.
beat a livelier tempo at the suggestion
son, was identified by Mrs. Ren­
ranks of the unemployed on the oeva shaw after his arrest as the one papers for the extradition of Edward I
If It had not been No. P—tie was «till
Silkwood, formerly of Oreawell, who
1 slon of Its annual demonstrations.
who attempted to hold her up and was arrested at Lewiston. Idaho, I
too far away to tell—It waa certainly
”I a '- me alone, canitcher? Ah'm do­ who shot her horse and fired sever- yesterday on a warrant Issued in Eu-I
one of the dwellings adjacent there­ in’ no 'arm. officer.”
al shots at her when the wounded gene on March 30, charging him
unto. The Improbable possibility (but
is with seduction, Miss Anna Kester­
“Didn't you hear me? Rtep out here. animal dashed past him. He
why ltnprol>ablc?> that the girl was
Ah. that's better. No barm, ch? Per­ about 26 or 28 years of age and has son, of Creswell, being the complain­ I
lielng joined by her fattier or hy
the
haps you'll explain how tbere's no been working for Schofield for some ant in the case. From Salem
friends annoyed him with Illogical In­
harm broakln' into unoccupied 'ounes? time past. It is learned that be has sheriff will go to Boise, Idaho,
tensity
been lllvng In a tent across the river where the requisition papers will be
“Gorblltny. 'ow wa« I to know?
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_ and hej
Approaching No. 9 with laggard feet, 'Ere'« a toff 'and* me sixpence fer for a year.
signed __ by Governor
Brady,
It was through Information fur- wm then proceed to ___
Lewiston
1___ 1 andi
he manufactured a desire to light a hopantn* 'l.t cab door tody*, an', aecee.
cigarette aa a cover for tils design were I 'My man.' 'e nez. 'ye've got a 'onest nished Sheriff Bown by C. E. Fero bring his prisoner to Eugene fori
that Anderson was placed under ar- trial,
lie spit'd ii|Hin by unsuspected eyes fyee. Wy doneber work F aezee. rest. It Is said that while the latter
Silkwood and U._ Kesterson np
Cane under arm. hands cupped to I "Ow cau I?" a«* I. "Ere'm 1 bout of was Intoxicated a short time ago, he jo a jew weeks Miss
ago kept company
ahleld a vesta’s flame, he atopixa! di­
of ‘ for two years. It is alleged that un­
*** talkative and
■* spoke
~ “
I a job these six mouths, lookin' fer *■ became quite
rectly before the |Hirti<'O. turning Ills work every dye an' ears'! find It.' the shooting of
Mrs.
Renshaw’s der promise of marriage Silkwood
eyes askanro to the shadowed d<x>r- Sezee. X’otne an' see me this hevenln’ horse in such a way that he was betrayed his sweetheart, and when
A goodly number of businesa men
way. and made a discovery sufficiently ' at me 'ome, nolne, ErogtutU atryte.' 'e suspected of the crime. With Mrs. her condition became such that she and representative farmers of Cres-
Renshaw's identification of the man. insisted on a speedy marriage, he well and surrounding country gath­
startling to hold him apellbound and sex. an'
the officers are quite certain that left the country. A warrant was at ered in the rooms of the Develop­
Incidentally to scorch his gloves before
"That'll do for now. You borrow a they have the right one.
once sworn out for his arrest, and ment league Saturday afternoon for
he thought to drop the match.
pencil and pa|>cr and write It down.
Anderson is charged with assault after diligent search Sheriff Bown the purpose of organising a company
The door of No. 9 stood ajar, a black and I'll read It when
I’ve got more with intent to kill and will be at* located him at Lewiston and wired1 to operate a cannery at Creawell.
Interval an Inch or so In width show­ time. I never heard
the like of It. raigned before Judge Bryson, of th* the officers there to place him under and it is doubtful if ever an enter­
ing between Ita edge and the jamb.
Thl* 'ouae hasn't been lived In these justice court this evening at 7 arrest. They wired this morning prise was launched here that re­
Suspicion and alarm set hts wits two years. Move on. and don't let me o'clock.
that they had tbe man in jail there, ceived the unanimous support giv-
; and were holding him awaiting the en the cannery. Every man preoent
a-tfngle
More distinctly he recalled find you round 'ere again. March.I say!"
was heartily in favor of the pro­
arrival of Sheriff Bown.
the jnrrtng tiling, accompanied l>y the
| There wa» more of It- more whining
ject. as all could plainly see the val­
metallic click of the latch, when the
explanations artfully tinctured with
ue of the institution to this com­
“Gomi ntv/tX,” »?<« *<ii<J.
girl lied abut herself In—and him out
abuse, more terse command« to de-
munity.
Now.
some
|>erson
or
persons
had
fol
­
them and turn«! to her so woebegone
F. W. Ogram. chairman of the
part, the whole concluding with »crap­
a count«nance that she rviMuit«! of her lowed her. neglecting the most obvious ing footatci«, dlmlnueudo. and an­
committee appointed to secure ac­
And other |>crfuiictory rattle of the kuob
severity. "Don't worry about me. precaution of a householder.
reage to grow vegetables and fruit
of St. Pau!
for tbe cannery, reported that the
plcnsc. I am truly safe now. Some why? Why but because the Intniders na the bobby, having «booed the put« I Representative
ft
committee had secured
25 acres
Company in Eugene Look­
day I hope to lie able to thank you did not wish the sound of closing to be I live evildoer off. nsxured himself that
positively and five additional acres
audible to her—or those—within?
adequately. Good night.”
Over Situation
| no damage hnd netually been done.
ing
Ì
coudittonaliy. During the meeting E.
He reminded himself that It was all | Then lie, too. departed, satisfied nnd
Her piisa key grated In the lock
L. Barnett pledged one acre of vege­
Opening the door dliiclosed a dark none of hla affair, decided to pass on self righteous, leaving a badly fright­
tables and Mr. Groesbeck two acres
John S. Hughes, representing the
nnd uninviting entry hall, through am! go hla way In pence and. Im­ en«! but very grateful amateur crim
of sweet corn.
which there breathed an air henvy pulsively swinging about, marched Inal to pursue his self npix>lnt«l career Luce Land and Development Co., of
After a lengthy discussion it was
St. Paul. Minn., is in Eugene in­
with the dank nnd dusty odor of itn straight away for the unclosed dixir. I of crime
moved and ehrrled that a company
vestigating
this
dry's
advantage
for
"’Old 'ant. guvnerf*
tenanted rooms. Ilraltatlng on the
be organized to operate a cannery.
He hnd no choice other than to con the location of a fruit cannery which
725O0 and
the capital stock to be >2
threshold, over her shoulder the girl
Kirkwood haul'd on the cry, falter Untie. In point of fact. It bad been the company wishes to establish '
Is
lnd...
amll«l kindly upon her couinianoeer«! Ing In Indecialon. Should he take the Insanity just then to back out and run somewhere in this state. He was I ,i«n r raticiaro, .vprii . i — .iraiuu», ' the shares 85.00. Each individual
require and atcpt>ed within.
plunge or withdraw? Rynchronously the risk of apprehension nt the hands shown about by Manager Freeman, over the discover? that Charles Chit-1 limited to 20 ahares. A canvass of
the meeting wai then ordered
"
2 " for
He lifted Ills hut automatically. Tho he was conscious that a man’s figure of that ubiquitous bobby, who, for all of the Commercial Club and he In­ ten. confessed murderer, had inti-l L_____ ________ ‘
door closed with an «■holng slain. Ho had detnch«*l Itself from the shadow* he knew, might lx» lurking not a dozen terviewed Secretary Holt of the Eu­ I mat* relations with half a dozen takers of stock with the result that
the project,
Growers’
Association, others, has led Annie Bell, daughter 8630 was raised toward
turned to tbe waiting cab, funiblln£ beneath tho nearest portico nnd was ynrds distant, watebfol for Jost sm-h gene Fruit
of a Spanish rancher near Hollister, I Following are the names
names of thos«
which
has
recently
purchased
the
Al
­
for change.
drawing nearer, with every Indication 1 a sequel.
Still. Klrkwixxl hexltatcd len cannery of this city.
California, to tell the police of San taking stock and the number of
of linate to Intercept him.
who confessed tot shares taken: R. H. Parsons, 10; L.
with tho best of excuses. Renwuring
The Luce Land and
Investment. Jose that Criften,
"IH walk," he told th* cabby, pay­
" 'Ere now, guvticr, yer mykln' a ' ns he bud found the sentinel's extem­ Co. is a big concern and already the murder of Policeman George » Scarbrough, 10; T. A. ShaferL?0;
ing him off.
Bohmstedt company, 10; E. B. Mox-
porised ynm, proof positive thnt the owns and operates several canner-' Whibark at Santa Clara, also slew ley, 10; C. A. Sedgwick, 10; K. ».
The hansom swept awny to a tunc mlstyke. You don’t live 'ere.”
"How do you knowF' demanded fellow hnd had no more right to pro­ lea In the Northwest. An effort will) three other men. Deputy Sheriff A.
of hammering hoofs, nnd quiet re«t«l
W. Linquist. of Berkeley; Fred A. Hawley, 5; F. W. Ogram, 8; A. R.
S;
H.
upon the street na Klrkwmx) turn«! Kirkwood crisply, tightening hl* grip hibit n trespass thnn Klrkwoixt to be made to secure the location of the Smith, a motorman of San Francis­ I<end, 5; M J. Hlllegaa.
plant here, as there is undoubtedly
on
hla
stick.
commit
one.
nt
the
same
time
he
found
co, and William Schneider, who was Thompson. 5; I. I. , Achey, 5; J. U
the nearest corner tn an unpleasant
enough
room
for
two.
Waa
this
th*
second
shnd.w
he
had
himself pardonably a prey to emotions
killed in a bath house here, besides IgtFrance, 5: G. Sears, 5; E. E. Scar
temper pusaled and discontent«!. I-
being the notorious drug store ban­ brough. 5; Geo. H. Baxter, 5; J. G.
ace met! Iinrdly fnlr thnt he ahonli seemed to see-the confederate of him •f the utmost consternation nnd nlsrtn.
Uavs |x-en ■'ragged Into ao protuiali'- Who bad entered No. 9, a sentry tt If he feared to leave tbe house b* bad Dr. Bell’s AntisepticGalve dit. and having committed numerous Crosier, 4; L. E. Park, J; V. Bl
robberies, the proceeds from which Groeabei-k, 3; E. L. Barnett, 1. —-
Good for ail Skin Diaoaaua.
•
the girl says she halp*d him to sdl. Chornlcla.
MARK TWAIN
SEARLE BIEN
PASSES BEYOND
SIOREY TRACI
maAG
By Louis Joseph Vance
t'llAl'T'WR III—«'outlawed.
“1 tie future.” ah* (<Md him aertoasly
T* teaorvow. end touxersw"-- Uh»
■>*v«l reatleasly In tere ctealr, sy«e
■nd Ug* iKthrelc to th«tr díateos*
"lira*«, w* will g* bow , If yo* are
•rady."
"I ant quits ready, Mtas raltxxlar"
11« rus* A waiter brought tbe girl's
«|i*üt sim I put It In Klrkwwd’a hand*
Ils tw>l<1 It until, smoothing th« wrists
of ber Iona white glove«, she stood up
then tilaced ths garment upon h«r
white young ehouldere. troubled by
the Indefinable sens* of Intimacy Im
part id by the privilege. Hlie permitted
liltn thia personal aervlee. He felt thnt
reti« trutel«1 bint; that out of tier grati
had grown a simple and almost
«gito.eh faith In bbl generosity and
euUaU tora (eneas
As eh* tnrnml to go her eyes thanked
lilm with an unfathomable glance lie
was again couertotie of that esoteric
disturbance In his temples
I'urvl«!
Iiaaby analysing the sensation, lie fol
lowed her to the lobby.
A <>*■« brought him hi* topcoat, bat
and stick. Tipplug tbe child from
aterre foree of habit, ter dralred a gl
gautic |«rter. Impressively ornate In
To-
botri livery, to «all a hansom
—
grther they paeaed out into the night.
lette! tbe girl.
Beneath ■ jx-rinanent awning of steel
and gtaa* sne waited patiently, alm
der. erect, lie«!lesa of tbe attention
abe attracted frutti wayfarer*
The
A cab drew In at the black
porter clapped an err of wickerwork
over Ita wheel to protect th« girl's
reggjrle Hhr a*reud«l to the eeat.
’ hirkwixxl. dr<qq>lng alfpene* In tb«
porter'* ;>altn. prv;xired to follow But
a hand fell u|x>u hie arm. pereint>ii>r>
lnesorattle. He faced about, frowning
«0 confront a alight. hatrbet faciei
<n*a. reiarwteat under tumi lu tn t* ;bi
dren**! Is a oct suit ■ nd wearing a
derby wait forward over bla eye*
<ha< were bard asd bright
"lir Calendar?” eaid ths as* tense
Vy
“1 prreutoe I needn't name my
buMnea* I'm from the Yard"—
"My name 1* not <'aleudar "
The < toreri tv* smiled wearily. "Don't
b* a f**i. Calendar," tee twgan
But
«be porter's fiend fell tip»* hie sh<ml
der. and the giant brat tow to bring
bl* mouth clou* to tbe other's ear
Kirkwood beard Indistinctly hla own
■tome, followed by Calendar'«, and the
terord* : "Never fear. I’ll point bill)
«at"
"But tb* woman?" artrued the dr
tqctlve. unconvinced, staring Into the
eg-
-gm I not at llt>eriy to have a lady
dine with me In a public reataurantT'
'fersrpotud Kirkwood without ralalng
bl* vole*.
Tlte bard ryes looked him up and
down without favor Then: "Beg par
don. air I saw my mistake,” said the
detective brusquely.
“I ntu glnd you do.” return«! Kirk
wood grimly. "I fancy It will bear
Invest lirn I Ion "
Ilo mourned the step. 'Imperial the
■ ter.1 he told the driver, gli fug the
flrat address that occurr«! to b lin. It
muid be chatig«1. For the moim nt
the main Issue wnu to get the girl out
of the range of the detective-» Interest
lie sllp|K«l Into lila place aa the hntt-
■Mini whccl«l Into the turgid tide of
-westbound traffic.
Ro Cnlendnr hail
after nil!
Moreover, lie hnd told the truth tu
Kirkwood
By bla «Ide the pli'l moved Uheaally.
•Who was thnt man?” ah« Inquired.
Klrkwtxxl sought tier eyes and found
<brm wholly Ingenuous.
It »<M-in«l
<bst Calendar hnd not taken her Into
111« conflilem e. nftcr all
Rhe was
therefore tn n<> way Itnpil' ated In
father's nffnlrs.
Inexplicably
young man's heart felt lighter,
tnlxtnkc
The fellow took me
•otne one In- knew." he told her care
traaly
Tli« nasiirnnee anttsfled her.
rested quietly, wrapped up In |>er«onnl
caflcei'qa Suddenly Kirkwood was re-
Balled tS n aeltae of duly by a glimpse
•of Hyde I'nrk Corner, lie turned to
the girl. “1 didn't know win-re you i
wish«! to go.”
Rhe sremed to reall.te his meaning
with surprise, na on« whose thought«
>iave strayed afar rtxnllixl to Uli hil­
weratlve world.
y*Olt. did I forget? ( Tell him. please,
' -Irlve to No. U
Il Frognall street.
mabttry.”
a curtain lie
■tratnt hung like
I
which the
the two, n alienee
i
imn fortxire to moderate, flntl-
dellght thnn he hnd cnr«1 (or
dar«
ifesa to In contemplation of
tbe I»
rll.ih profile so close to him
Bbe
xl quite unaware of him.
lost In
lit, Inrge eyes aolier. lip*
ocrloua
tore fashioned for luugli-
ter, rou'”
> cMn firm with some
occult re*
i Jt was not hnrd to
fancy her n
of cournge him ! 'cd •" " high pitch
firmlnatlon nor easy
to guras for
Watching
always. krenlyX^«""
»«ch sallen«”'" »° th» t*"«««y
flying light., Astray«! by the
aclousne«« lost l(*rf" <^n
ov,o a peril"”«-
The c«V stopped, of conjecture,
h occupant*
MAN WHO SHOT
MRS. RENSHAW’S CRESWELL MAN ARRESTED
LEWISTON, IDA., AND
HORSE ARRESTED AT WILL
BE BROUGHT BACK
EOR CANNERY
WANTS TO LOCATE
CANNERY SOMEWHERE
CHIFTEN WAS
i
STORE BANDIT
I