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.LIFE AND ACCIDENT P0LIC3?,
Albxri J, Caaoit, Oen. Agt
J, M. Willi! Potilaad. t
. Lcl ia Eu( ace
Two Men and
A "Widow
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By WIL80N PAHKS
Copyright, MB, by the
ti. S. MfSJlstt Company
It was a stnurKle between Anson Da
vis and Caleb Jones as to who should
win the lovo and the hand of Mary
Pojie. Tbero was rl-?airy, but no ill
feeling. Yhen Caleb won the prttte, An
eoii slapped him on the back and said:
"All right. Caleb. You are the lucky
man. I don't behove I was ready to
marry just yet anyhow. I'll wait two
or threo years and then marry your
widow."
"That's mlRhty kind of you," answer
ed Caleb. "I have heart trouble and
may not live a year, and the thought
that you'll take my place will make me
die content."
Sis mouths after the marriage Caleb
Joties went down to the city on busi
ness. He had never been drunk In his
life, but be Rot drunk to celebrate this
vvowu. nunc nt a ueinnuiea fixate i
IQr the enflt. an' hnn t, nnhai .an,,, '
returned he was on blue water. Mean
while, as he did not return to his vll-1
tog home, an alarm was raised, and
for the space of three weeks Caleb fig
ured In tho public press and police re
ports as "mysteriously missing." Then
a body was found in the river, identi
fied as his nnd shipped home for burial.
Soon after the funeral Ansoa Davis
called on the widow and said:
Mary, I don't know whether Caleb
ever told you about it or not, but there
was an understanding between ub that
In case ho died I was to step into his
shoes."
I believe he did mention something
of the kind," replied the relict.
That was kind of him and saves any
further explanation, I guess you
thought almost as much of me as you
did of him, but he happened to save
your life from a cow one day while I
was out of town. Poor Caleb! We
shall miss hiui and mourn for him, but
at the end of tho year we'll be mar
ried." That settled It Tho days and weeks
and months went by, and the widow
put off her weeds and Anson bought
his wedding suit. The marriage day
was set, the friends were invited and
EE HAD RECOVERED FBOH BIS BPREB AKD
KETUKMEi) FilOM CHINA.
the minister was engaged, and another
twenty-fonr hours would have made
the Widow Jones Mrs. Davis, when In
walked Caleb. He had recovered from
his spree and returned from China.
"I wouldn't have blamed you a bit,"
he said to the astonished wife when ho
learned what was about to happen, "Ot
course you thought I was dead, and it
was all right for you to marry Anson.
I might have written, but somehow I
never got around to It Sorry to have
made any trouble."
And when Anson Davis heard of tho
arrival and came rushing over with his
eyes bulging out Caleb gave him a
hearty handshake and said:
"Hope I haven't disappointed you,
Anson. It was mighty kind of you to
offer to marry Mary, and I'm glad she
accepted you, but my coming home
knocks It all out, of course. Don't feel
hard toward me, old man."
"I'm disappointed, of course," replied
Anson, "but I suppose I've got to put
up with it. How's the heart trouble?"
"Awfully bad."
"Well, maybe you won't last long. It
was a sort of mean trick, but remem
ber that I stand ready to marry Mary
whenever you drop out"
It was a year before Caleb had any
farther adventure, although his heart
trouble grew worse, and the doctors
told him he was liable to drop dead
any day. He went away one day on a
seven mile journey to visit a sister, and
while crossing a bridge on which a
crowd had gathered to watch tbe flood
the bridge gave way with a crash and
thirty-six people were swallowed up ln
the rushing waters. That Caleb was
among the Bwallowed there could not
be a doubt as half a dozen people who
knew him saw blm go down. During
the next three weeks most of the bod
ies were dlscovcred.and his was among
the number. The widow identified It
by a dozen different marks and had
been very particular about it, because
Anson Davis had said;
Mary, of course 1 shall marry yon
when the year is up, and we can t ar
ford to have any more mistakes."
The body was duly burled and tbe
weeds were put on for the second time.
The tombstone over the grave said
that Caleb was not dead, but only gone
Saved From Awful Fate.
'Evrvhodv said I had oonsutnp.
t'on," wrlt?s Mrs AM Hblelda, of
Chart be-bDrK, Pa, "I f" low after
six months of severe sickness eaurd
by hsy fever and ntbm bat few
thought I could get well, but I !rmd
nt tho mrvf Inn. mit nf Dr King's
New Discovery for eonsnmpllon, nwd
it and wsa complete? noted." For
dp-writ throat ahd lung Hlr ' it la
the safest core In the world and la In.
fallible frr cough, colds and bronchial
affections. Guaranteed battle 60o and
brfoie. la tluit the iptuipb su partly
r!t--!t and partly wrung. Had It Mid
that w&s not doad, but ouly gone
down the Ohio river, it woaid baire bit
the nail ou tbe head.
Fur a time Anson Pa vis kept a doubt
in his mind, and tbe widow never look
ed at i'aifb's old lxts -vithout won.
dering If sbe could ja. baT been
mistaken In Ijer Idetitilloutioo. Hot as
time went on Caloli's little way of
breaking to upon luatxiraonial pro
jrrmnits was forgotten. As the year
was drawing to a close, Anson sug
K'ted that a date be named, and Mary
named it.
It was to be a quiet wedding this
time, and tt was to be in tlio eventaft,
and two days before the event was to
como off Anson went up to the ceme
tery and male sure that Caleb was "at
home" and likely to remain there. He
reckoned without his host and only
with a tombstone,' however. The wid
ow was dressed for the marriage and
tbe minister on his way to tho nous?
when Caleb Jones returned for the
second time and calmly aniiosneeds
"Well, Mary, I've got to disappoint
you and Anson BRain, and I'm (eeltag
mighty mean about It."
He had eone into the rirer, sure
i. , i,,.
rf
up by a steamboat. The steamer was
going down the river and In a hurry,
and Caleb was finally landed in Cin
cinnati, As he had got that far he
thought he might as well go farther,
and ho tramped over three or four
western states before setting his face
homeward. The two times widow said
he ought to make np his mind to live
or die and quit making her nervous
over tt, but of course she was glad ha
had como back. With Anson Davis It
was different, however.
"No, Caleb, I cannot take your hand,"
he said as he drew back. "Yon aro
not a man of yoar word. Yon aro not
a man to be depended on. Your dead
body has boon twice found, and there
are two graves In which yon are lying
and two tombstones telling of your vir
tues, and yet here you are before us!"
"But don't bo mad at me, Anson,"
pleaded Caleb.
'I am not mad. but hurt. The In
justice of it rankles. Caleb Jones,
hear me when I say that I will never,
never mnrry your widow! I'm sorry
for her, but I owe a duty to myself.
If you die again, she'll have to go It
alone for ail of me!"
"Shoo!" said Caleb as his face
lengthened and took on a look of sor
row. "I didn't suppose you felt like
this about it, Anson. Hut, being you
do, and being as I can't really blame
you, I guess I'll have to stay at home
and try and outlive Mary."
Tbe 31Ie1iIevoafl Grertioon4 rstlsr.
Greyhound puppies have the reputa
tion of being the most mischievous of
the mischievous brotherhood of pup
pies. They Inherit this to some extent,
for a large percentage of greyhounds
when grown up arc inveterate thieves
and chicken killers not from any par
ticular vice, but because "it is their na
ture to," and they have not the moral
sense which other dogs possess.
The writer recently remarked when
stopping In a country inn that one of
the greyhounds which were allowed
the run of the house had stolen the but
ter from the breakfast table. "Ah,"
was tho reply, "1 reckon he a'most live
on that."
It is considered spccinlly good for
young greyhounds to be "boarded out"
or "walked" when there Is danger of
overcrowding at home; but, as a high
(-authority puts it "the list of their de
linquencies. Including murdered cats,
fowls, ducks, torn clothes and home
steads laid waste nnd devastated," may
be made np for by a win at Altcar in
compensation for the puppies', mis
deeds. London Spectator.
An Old Saperatltlosu
A curious example of superstition
was made public the other day through
the medium of the law courts ot IJerlln
A tree growing opposite the gateway of
a farmer was noticed to bo withering
away and dying. On further investiga
tion It was found that a deep bole bad
been bored In It, probably by some per
son who wished to kill It As tho tree
somewhat Incommoded the entrance to
the farmer's house, he was charged
with the deed and fined. He, howerer.
appealed to a higher court and succeed
ed in proving that the hole had been
bored by some superstitious person who
believed In the old superstition that If
illness attacks a household It can be
driven away by "burying" it In a
healthy tree. A hole is bored in tht
tree, and all kinds of medicines are
buried in the hole, which is then care
fully stopped up amid the singing of
weird Incantations. This could havt
been done by any superstitious person
In the neighborhood, the farmer pointed
out Tho judge acquitted him.
Tke One Thine He- Wsated.
One day soon after Agulnaldo's cap
ture and arrival at Manila General
MneArthur decided to go to see bin)
and And If he was being rlchtly treat
ed. At the close of the visit the gen
eral asked Aguiti.tkto If there was any
thing he would like to have, whether
pniiers, magazines, clothes, cignrs oi
other articles. But the prhumtY shook
his head. He said that there was noth
ing at all that he wnnted.
Just as the general was abont to ciost
the door Aguinaldo s face suddenly
brightened, nnd the look lu his eyet
showed that he was trying to remem
ber some name.
"What Is It?" asked General MacAr-
thur.
"There is just one tiling In the world
I want" wild Acuinnldo. "if you can
oniy get It fur tw. I have had It but
once in my life, nnd that was nt Hong
kong, Tiny siiid it "lis an American
thing and Hint all Ann ricaiis had It.
It ls-le cri-atn:" he mtUX with great
entbusiiism.
Doo't Be Deceifed
tviihttor 70 rr cent wliiki or
ki,rfta and think U ti'tter than
Franc's' puis double diatllled H0 f roof
hrandlMi, Jnt have th m tRted free
nf charge at Kiftb and Blair at eeta
Eugene, Oregon,
CAttl'OntAi
mm mm,
Notice surfer tUs head not to sioeed In
met, SO cuts par week; H W a month;
peryaar.
For Sale,
COW l-'Oit SALt. Uuod milk oow
fur sale. Inquire at J49 Madison s .
OH rlAhE.-A 4k,neu hi xxlrtl iW.
glan hen. Call ou or addiew W A
Wann, 104 WwlPifth strwe.
rut r.AL,li. Un nf P s i n newt
residence inEugerieou Willamette
street. Cs.ll o T.N fcVgar, Hotel
Eugene, for farther particulars.
tOK HALE. Town lota for sale t
Blue ItiverClty. Sawmills in few
huudred yards of town site. Apply
t 8 C 8pik, Blue JUver City, Or.
A BAKGA1N. lJi ami bouse for
sale. Located on Waotilngton street
between Third stid Fourth afreets,
Price fi( Henry Hollenbeck.
FOH SALE -A g khj gtH'ii, hay and
stock farm of 216 acres for sale,
tulle frotit store, poeU.fllce, school
and church, 41 oiilw from rail
road station, good buildings, well
watered, level nd pood 1 oration,
I2U acres ulowwt an ' prt sowo
to wheat, on rwuoiiable terms, A
up tor the f urch.tukr, t an be
lxaohed from Uoshea bystage. Call
on C H Ktotmrdr-in Pleasant tt lit or
U A Parker, ibl J t Sertoli street, Ku-
gne, Oregon,
Help Wanted.
WAKTKD.-A girt to do general
housework. Apply si ones. Mrs
Geo O 'ontttpLtntoln street between
7tb and 8th.
MEN WASTED, Tsfeal fife men to
work in the the timlwr. Will pay
from $1.75 to $-50 per day. Call at
the Seattle Products Co, No C4 Wast
Eighth street ,taue.
W ANTED. tifveral persona of char
acter and good reputation ttt each
state (one in this county required) to
represent and adwrtltie old establish
ed wealthy bosinass house ot solid
financial standing, Salary 118.00
weekly with expenses aditlonal, all
payable la cash, each Wednesday
direct from head offices. Horse mod
carriage furnished, when neoeaaary,
Beferenrjes, Enclose self-addressed
envelope. Manager, S06 Carton
Building, Chicago. ' I
Miscellaneous.
TEAMS WAM'ED.-To haul lumber
from oar mill oa Coast Fork river.
Good pay, steady work. Coast Fork
Loaiher Co, CoMsae Grove, Oregon.
City Property for Sale
Hssnfixcxs' Annrnos so Erjorax
To those deairhw to purchase city lots, I
have laid out an addition on the south aids
of the cttjr aud north of College Mill Park,
I have 120 lots In this addition, and am
selling them verv low so as to enable every
one to have a home of their own. Ths prioe
of these lots is trom $D up.
Ems Stcwabt Anoratoa to Eetoshv
I have some v&rv desirable lots in this
addition, is the very heart of ths city and
within a few hiosks of WtUantette street,
Y?BXTZizzBa A&mTiox TO Ecosars
I have a few lots to this addition within
two blocks ot the lint National Bank.
Oollxoi Etu, Pass
I have 100 lota In this addition. The
prioe now is $60 each. W will advsDoe
the price soon. We expect College Bill
Park to besoms tns most destraols resi
dence property in or near ths city,
HxNoaioxa' Aoormisi to Oollsui
HlXiPAEX
We have 70 Ion for Hie cheap in this
addition; also 40 or 60 sores of very choiM
fruit nnd. I have on tms place ISJU votmg
prune trees, abort'. 4U0 itertlatt pear tress,
and 200 black walnnt tre i, also applet
planus and small tiaUft, This place has
good tarm hong, bam and oot-booses, and
is a most bci(ttl suburban p'-ees of prop
a ;y. It Is knows as the Lotrast Hill farm.
ecj there is vs pisoe la lbs stats more
beaatifnilv and nleanDtlv situated.
I am not is real estate hssi&aes as a bori -
nee wo sell ojr owd lands oniy. 'employ
so stents. Aasy on desiring to purchase
any of this property will find me at to
yirst Nationt'. ifamk. I will be pleased to
show property and Rive prioe. I mhtht ex
change some of this property for good
umber land. Gome and see me.
Motlce,
The bonus oommittee of the Willarostte
Valley- Woohn Manufacturing Co hsrehy
giveanotioe ttiattiiarahacriptionatasafdboaua
are ow due and payable at tb First National
Bank, the company having fully complied
witb tha tsio.Uinr.t of the contract SaM
snbscriptiona must he paid within ten days
from the date of this D"tice.
Signed:
J, H, McCwnra,
8 li. Easts,
R. McMoavBsr,
r. K. Dosir,
J, M. Shxixxt,
F, M, WiLxiss,
Comaiittse,
Dated Juna 24, 1932.
Purr Home Made Brandy.
For liver, kidney nr stomach ttau
bles, colds, iBsripue or biliousness the
is nothing better than Francis' jur
brandies. All omeis promptly nut
with prune, apple or pear brandy
79 cents per quart, or -'.) pertraiw
Orders by stage r express will be a.
cutely boxed. Made anil sold to coo
snmers only,
1 M FllAWOIB.
Fifth end n.-.Hc. Kt'gene, O
New Addition to Eugene.
B F Baksr 4 Co liavs platted th
F Hcott land c-oimhlltig nf 82 lota tl o
at two hlocka south of th Patttrtoi
school bulldlns, Tb r tirolrat--
lo(s and re for plt may t able prioe
For forttit-r (i, 'tj'tmtli n .-all on
R F Bkh,
Offlo at Hn Wt Kl&th straet.
HQ! FOR KEWPORT.
Owgoa't
FaTorite
sort
Seaside Re'
Reoog u Hug the 4.utii New
port as a nmmn resort over other e
Ids resorts la the aoni.weat, tad to
msk-s It pesslUe for a, who dwlis to
do so to spend their vacation by the
si-am the Hnothnn Pfflo
Compaoy in comiectlon wttti the Cor
111 od Eastern lUllroad, will place
on sale, efleetlve June J8th, rcuud-trlp
tloXM from all points io Oregon on
the Southern Paoiflo to Newport, good
for return until October Wth, s$ speci
ally reduced rates.
For full iniernsatlon pie&se inquire
of yoar local agent.
W F COKiK,
Oeneral Passeogar Agent.
Ciiy aadSearby Conntrj Prop-
ertj for Sale.
Itiifsr&raalftai a low price UOaereaof
bad S silts southwest of ZugaHi hst45
acres of amcUHird;platf of Wfctf r. Also
41 aca mile wcet of Eu'?..?r and & actea
dose the corporate limits on the 'west. Also
0 8C. est nice buttoia Und J n:: ! corlh ot
Kuesns on river toad.
1 ako oif er f or sals vmt desiisbl ld
Inslsatresidesca, aarlasd Sixthatreets.
Acy?c duifiug such piopertf wUldo wall to
see Ms.
DiVID CutliKT.
sgs 0goa.
Hop Posts Wanttd.
Firteeo hundred cedar hop posts
to equate 8 Inches at lsre mJ, and 14
feet hmg. To be delivered oa bank of
river at Jaodkins' Point, 8 miles above
EuBeiie any tlniu M summer or fMI.
W A V. Al.KEB,
Eageoa, Or.
CASTOR I A
For loianta' al CMldrea
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