, 1908
THE EVGEJTE
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DAILY GCARD. FIlWAV, SEPTEMBRR II
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Cable
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GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON,
Author ol "Beverly ol GraiuUrk," Etc.
COPYRIGHT. 1006. BY UOUO. MEAD I COMPANY
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1 1 A PT E It XI I Co n 1 1 n u i d I .
James UmuDMiirr bail iiroimned a trl
to Europo b a wwldlug Journuy, a I
jirraent from blmxdf, but Graydou do
cluwd. He would uot lake an eili-n- j
It leave of abeence from the otlha
of ClegK. Uri.ll It Davidson at thii
aUge of bla career.
'J be morning after hla vuilt to the
abode of Kllaa Iirootn, Eddie Denver
trolled Into the ottlce of Hobby Itlxby.
lie looked aa though lie bad auent a
leviilvaa night, llr. Hlgby wna out.
but Mlwi Keating waa "at home." Win
wua aoalhlnicly polite to her dellniuunl .
admirer, lCddloa vlnlta of Into to the
office bud not been of a wiclal cliomc- j
ter. He devnled murb of hlH time to .
low toned couveriuilliina with Illgby.
Few wcro the of-riiNlnua when he :
. lounited affably uion !ht typewriting
deiik aa of nre.
"Vou look na If you'd hid a night of
It," reiuiitkiil Itiwle. Kddle yawned
obllKlnKly. "Don't alt on my dunk.
Can't you ieo tboau letter)" .
"Ooe, you'ro getting touchy of lato.
I'll move the lettera."
"No, you won't," ahe objected. "He- j
Idea, It doean't look well. What If
aomo one ahould come In auddenly?"
"Well, It wouldn't be tho flrat time 1
got out suddenly, would It?" He re
tained bla aeat on the dink. "Say. ;
where'a Hlitby?"
"You mean Mr. Itlgby? He'a out."
"Gee, you'ro alio aulppy. Well, give
hlui my regarda. Ho long."
He waa unwinding hla long lega pre
paratory to a deecent from hla perch.
"Don't ruah." ahe aald quickly. He
rewound bla lega and yawned. "Qood
nea, you're not affected with luaom
nla, are jouV
"I've got It the worat way, I got
wake at 8 o'clock thla morning, and
I couldn't go to tleep again to auve my
aoul. Ill an awful dlaeaae. Will
Illgby bo back aoonT"
"It won't matter. He' engaged,"
he (napped, cracking away at her
machine.
"I'vo heard there waa come proapect
Bhe'a a flno looker."
I "Hubberneckl"
"8y, Itoalc, I'm going to auk a girl
to go to the theater with me," laid
Eddie comiretitly.
"Indeed! Well, ak her. I don't
care."
"Tomorrow night. Will you goY'
t "Who? MoT"
1 "Hiiro. I I wouldn't tnke anybody
you know."
"What tlientor?" alio naked, with her
rareat smile.
At that luHlnut Itlgby came In. With
out won! ICddle pupped up, a bit red
In tho faco, and followed the lawyer
Into the private room, cloning tho door
behind him. Roale'a enr went very
pink, and alio pounded tho koy ao
vlrloualy that tho machlno trombled on
the verge of collapse,
"(lee, Mr. Illgby, that old Droom'a a
boly terror. Ho kept mo there till after
t o'clock. Hut I'm going back ngnln
loon aomo night. Ile'a got nn awful
Joint. Hut that Isn't what I wanted to
see you alHut. 1 run ncroiw Mny ltoaa
bel, that rhnrua girl 1 wua telling you
bout Haw her downtown In a restau
rant at 1 thla morning. Hho wanted to
buy the drinks and said she had more
money than a rabbit. There wan a
gang with her. I got her to one aide,
and ahe said nil uncle bail Just died
nd left ber a fortune. Mho wouldn't
ay how much, but It must huve lieen
quite a bunch. I know all of ber un
cle. Hlie'a got three. They work out
t Pullman. Mr. Itlgby, and they
couldn't leave 311 cents ttetween thciu
If they all died at once."
After bearing thla Illghy decided to
confront Hansemer, nt once. It did not
occur to hlui aa ii 1 11 later that the easiest
ltd most effective way to drive limine
nier from Chicago without scandal wits
through ICIInn liroom. When the
thought came to him, however, he re
joiced. The new plan whs lo sow the
Bceda of apprehension with lroom
llunseiuer wimld hot be long In reap
ing their harvest -of dismay. Ten ap
parently InniH'i'iit words from Kddle
Decvcr would open Iiroom'n eyes to the
dangers ahead.
Young Mr. lieovor met Willi Iminh
dlHiippolnliuent ben he came forth In
renew bis conversation with lloilc
Kittling. She was chatting at the tele
phone, ber face wreathed In stnlles.
"Thank you," she was saving: "II
wilt lie so nice. I was afraid 1 bad an
engagement for tomorrow night, but I
haven't. Kvcr.vNidy says It's n per
fivtly lowly play. I'm crnry to noo It
What? About " 1 1 tal.es nearly
half nu hour down o. ' ' t'laik alivel
-cable. Slowest oUI Ihug ever. All
right tioodby." Then ehe hung up Ui
revalwr and turned upon Kddle, v. be
tnt aghast uenr Hie desk, "(.til, I
thought )u'd gone.
"8.v, wlini voir that you were ay
lug over the phoue? Didn't I iv-k
you"
"I'm golug In Ihe (healer with Mr
Keiiiishll. Why?"
"Why? Why. j oil know 1 Bked
you to"
"You illdll'l aini-lfy, Kddle, thnt'
a'i. I'll go Home other night lthou
;sxlti,v." t'lai'kety cluck Weill tin
iimcliiue, throning Insult Into bis ver;.
face, bs It were. He tramped out of
the ofllce In high dudgeon.
"Confound thla detective buslnnv
anyhow," he might have been beard to
remark. Three nights later, however,
he took Itoeie to the play, and on the
fourth night be waa Drooin' guest
aguln In tbe rooms acros tha liver.
He waa well prepared to begin the
campaign of Insinuation wblcb waa to
affect Hnnaeuier In tbe end. Bitting
stiff and uncomfortable ,ln the dingy
living room overlooking Wells street,
he watebed with nwe tbe master of
the place at work on tho flhhdiln;
touchea of a new "Invention," the uses
of which he did not offer to explain.
He was without a coat, and bla shirt
aleevea were rolled far olmve the el
liowa, displaying long, alnewy urms.
hairy and not unlike those of tbr
oruug outang Eddie had Been lu Lin
coln park.
"I'vo got a new 'way of Inflicting Ihe
ileiilh penally," tbe gaunt old m:in
mild, slipping Into a heavy, quilted
dressing gown. "These niscals don'l
mind bunging or tho penitentiary. Hut
lie teas without a cent, and hit sMrt
iteevea U'ere rollJ far riboec the clboiei.
If they thought their I km lieu would be
everliiatlngly dentroyed by iUlckllme
they'd hesitate before killing their fel
low men."
"Hut they alrcndy bury them In
quicklime In Ktiglaml," said Uildto
loftily.
"Ye, hut not until after they're
dead," mild broom, wllh a cncklo.
Ho grinned broadly lit the Bight of the
youth'B horror struck face, "(io ahead
and amoke, my boy. I'll light my pipe.
Make yourself lit home. I keep the
window closed to keep out the Bound
of those Wells street curs. Its good
of you to come over hero aud cheer up
aa old uinu'a evenings. I'm I'm not
used to It," be said, with a wistful
touch which waa lost to Kddle.
"You ought to have a wife and u lot
of children, Mr. Drooin." Bald KUilUi.
with characteristic thoughtlessness.
Drooin stirred tho lire uud ' scowled.
"Were you over married J"
"No. I don't belleva In marriage."
said Droom sullenly. "1 anw the girl
today that young liraydou Hiinseuier
hi to marry Alius Cable."
"Sny, she's swell. Isn't ahe)" said
Kddle. The old mail Blank Into his
chair.
"She's very pretty. Mr. Croydon In
tisidueed me to her."
lice;" Was nil Kddle could Bay.
"They were crossing Well Btreet
down ticlow here on the wuy borne
from a nickel plater'n In Indiana street
1 saw her years ago, but she didn't re
member mo. I didn't exiect It. bow
ever." "1 how could Bhe bavo forgotten
youJ"
"(lb, shod have forgotten ber moth
er at that age. She wan but three
months old. 1 don't think sho liked
mo today. I'm not what you call a
tndlea' man," grinned Kilns, pulling ut
bla plpo aa he picked up tho volume
ou Napoleon. Kddle laughed politely,
but uncomfortably.
"How old are you. Mr. Drooin?"
"I'm as old as Methuselah."
"Aw, go way!''
"When he was a boy," laughed Kilns,
! enjoying his quip Immensely. "Mlaa
! Cnhlo seems to be very fond of liray
i don. That will hist for a couple of
years, and then she'll probably be like
j Iwo-ttttrd of the res! of 'cm. Other
men will Ik paying attention to her
, and she looking for admiral Ion every
( where. You'd 1h surprised lo know
i how much of that Is going on in Cht
! eago. Women can't seem to U Mill
lied with one husband. They muit
have another one or two usually some
body else's."
"Vou talk like a society man. Mr.
Drooin."
"Well, I've met a few society men
professionally. And women, loo, for
that matter. l4ok out for a sens-v
tlotial divorce case within the nei
few weeks. If Noind to come unless
thing chnns good deal. Terribly
nasty affair."
"Is Mr. Itanoemer Interested?" asked
Kddle, holdlnvr s'sht to bis chnlr
"(h. no. We don't go In for that sort
of thing"
"I wonder If Mr ISansemer knoni
alsMit the mistake that came lo-ar Iiiq
lH-ii!ng in bltn a w-'k or two ago. 1
got hold of II through a Ivy that words
hi the I nltcd State luarshal'a o.1), "
Mid Eddie, cold as Ice now that lie '
inakliis the test Droom tunU upon
blm quickly.
"What mlBtake? What do you oi?"
"It would have been u rich Joke ou
Mr. Hansemer. Seems that some law
yer Is likely to be ch.1rged"wlth black
mail, and they got Mr. liaii-nier's
name mixed up In It some way. Of
course nothing came of It.' but I Just
wondered If unybody had told blm of
the close call he'd bad."
Droom stared straight beyond the
young liar and was Blleut for a full
minute. Then be deliberately opened
the book on his knee and began to turn
the pages.
"That would have been a Joke on Mr.
Hansemer," be aald Indifferently,
"I don't think be would bave enjoyed
It, do you?"
"No one enjoy Jokes from tbe Unit
ed Btate marshal office," aald Droom
grimly. "By the way, who la tbe law
yer that really waa wanted?"
"I never beard. 1 believe It was
dropped. Tbe young fellow I know
aid be couldn't talk about it o I
didn't ask.' Bay, who waa that swell
woman I saw coming out of your office
this afternoon? I was up at Mr. Horn
brook'B." Droom hesitated a moment He seem
ed to l carefully weighing everything
he said.
"I suspect It was young Banseincr's
future mother-in-law," be said. "Mrs.
David Cable was there this afternoon
iilniut 3."
"Gee!" luugbed Eddie. "Does she
need a lawyer?"
"Mr. HitiiBcmer' transacted buBlnes
for her some time ago, A very small
mutter, If I remember correctly. Here,
listen to this. Now, hero's a little Inci
dent I found this evening that Interests
me Immensely. It proves to my mind
one of two points I hold In regard to
Marshal Ney. Listen." And be read ut
leugth from bis bod, a dry sepulchral
muuotoue that grated on tbe ear until
U liecauie almost unendurable.
The little clock ou tbe mantelpiece
clanged 10 before they bald aside Na
poleon and begnu to talk about some
thing that Interested Kddlo Deever fur
mors than all else KUu Droom him
self and ucb of hi experiences ai be
cared to relate The old man told
stories about the dark aides of New
York life, tale ot murder, thievery,
rascality Ugb and low, and be told
them with btoodcurdiiug directness
the Walker wife murder, the Inside
facts of tbe De Hugh divorce scandal,
tho Harvey family's skeleton all food
for tbe dime novel producer. Kddle
reveled In these recltula eveu while be
abuddered at tho wuy In which the old
man gave them.
"Ah, this Is a wicked old world!"
said Droom, relllllng his pipe uud
allowing bis teeth a be puffed. "Thill's
why I have those pictures of Ihe Ma
donna on the wall to keep me from
forgetting that there are beautiful
things lu the world In spile of Its
ugliness and hypocrisy. 1 haven't
much"
Ilo stopped short and listened In
tently. The sounds ot footsteps on
the stairs outside came to Ills ears.
They clumped upward, putiBed for a
moment dowu the little bull and then
approached Droom'a doorway. Host
and guest looked at the clock Instinc
tively, Kddle heard Drooin's breath
us It camo faster between puffs at blB
plpo. Then there wus a resouudlug
nip ut the panel of tho door. Kddle
Denver never forgot the look that
swept over tho old man's face the
look of wonder, drend. desperation. It
passed In nil Instant, and be urose un
steadily, undecidedly, to admit thu lute
culler. His long friimo Boomed to
Shako like a rood as lie stood cautious
ly Inside the bolted door and cullud
out:
"Who's there?"
"Messenger." was the mullled re
sponse. Droom hesitated a moment,
looking nrst at Kddlo aud then toward
the window. Slowly ho unbolted the
door. A small A. D. T. boy stood be
yond. "What Is It?" almost gasped Kilns
Droom, quickly drawing the boy Into
the room.
"Mr. Drooin? No answer, air.' Sign
liere." The boy, anow covered, drew
a letter from his pocket and handed It
to Droom.
"Where from?" demanded the old
clerk, tho paier rattling In his thlu
linger.
"I dou't know. I'm from Cblcngo
avenue," said the boy, with proper Im
pudence, lie took one look nt Drooin's
face as tho man bunded the slip back
to blm and then hurried d4 nstulrs.
fur less Impudent at lieurt thau be hud
leeu.
Drooin reoogntiod the handwriting
ou tho envelope as Jutm-n Htnuiemer's.
It was the Mint tlmo his employer had
communicated with hlui lu this man
ner. He tore open the otivolo'vo and
aiivlously read the brief missive.
"I've got lo go lo the ollliv." he said,
surprise still lingering In his face.
"It's Important business a consulta
tion with or with an Important east
ern client."
"Gee! It's lough to turu out Ibis
kind of a night. I'm going your way,
Mr. Drooin Come on. I'll lake tho
ear down with .vou."
"I - I won't he ready for some time
yet."
"Oh. well, I'll say good night then."
Kddle loever departed, chuckling to
himself as he made hi way to the
I' building, determined to learn
what he could of this unusual uuv
tnons.
Hut Droom w ton crafty Hanse
mer s letter had asked blm to come to
Hector's ivso;,in-ant and not to the
V hnlMinaT,. The command was lui
Iterative.
Hansemer h id Kvn spending the
evening at (he home of David Cable.
MISSIONARY CAMPAIGNo f
u kiivs in mm
Toronto. Sept. II. Beginning
next week and njoiitiiiuing well Into
the wii'ter the extension of the I.ay-j
men's M Ixslnna rv Movement through-;
out Canada Is to be pushed forward
vigorously by the holding of a serlese ,
of meetings in a number of cities.
The campaign will extend from tne.
Atlantic to the Pacific. i
On Sundav the meetings w ill be
Inaugurated in the .Maratime Prov-,
inces. The holding of institute in
Halifax and St. John will be followed ,
by similar gatherings In Hamilton,
London. Montreal. Ottawa, Winni
peg, Vancouver, Calgary, Keglna, To
ronto and Kingston. The general
character of the meetings will be the
same In each centre. They win in
clude a laymen's dinner, a series of
meetings or conferences, at wnicn
the conditions and needs of mission
work at home and abroad will be
fully presented and practically dis
cussed, and suggestions will be given
as to organization and methods for
introducing and snn-ading the wors
and Inspiration of the Laymen's Mis
sionary Movement throughout the en
tire country.
t
HIUXDYWIXK A.N M VKItSAKV
IS CKI.KIIK.tTKP TODAY
West Chester, Pa.. Sept. 11. To
day was the 13 1st anniversary of the
batle of Brandy wine, where on Sep
tember 1 1, 1777, for the first time
the Continental army carried the
Stars and Stripes Into battle. The
customary celebration of the anni
versary has been deferred until to
morrow, when there will he a mili
tary display on the battlefield and
memorial exercises In which repre
sentatives of the various patriotic
and historical societies will have a
part.
A Sure-Enough Knocker
J. C. Goodwin, of Reldsvllle, N.C..
says: "Bucklen's Arnica Salve is a
sure-enough knocker for ulcers. A
bad one came on my leg last summer.
Thut wonderful salve knocked it out
in a few rounds. Not even a scar re
mained." Guaranteed for piles, sores
and burns, etc. 25c at W. A, Kuy
kendall's drug store.
Spores & Hawkins announce their
millinery opening Saturday Septem
ber 12, at 45 West Klghlh street. In
the Schneider block. ill
Tine most complete line of
Men's Furnishings
0 in the city at
TiTe TOGGERY
Cluett Shirts, new styles and patterns, $1.50 to $2 J
iniersiaie luiuis, new wi., lu qu.ijij
Monarch Shirts, $1.00 and $1.25 u
Cuffs attached or detached
1
1
Arrow Collars in all the late styles, XA sizes
AT 'Strr 1,-,.T V In
uents ana n. x r. oioves
Hats, Shoes,
Sophomore and Alfred Benjamin Clothing
IKUIICi IO Ul UO. Willamet
Xotlco of Kliml Settlement
Estate of John Stewart, deceased.
Notice Ib hereby given that the un
dersigned, administratrix of tha es
tuto of John Stewart, deceased, has
filed her final account In tho matter
of Bnld estate In the county court for
Lane county, Oregon, and Monday,
the 5th day of October, 1908, at the
hour of 1 o'clock In the afternoon of
snld dny has been fixed by said
court for the hearing of objections to
snld account, and for the final settle
ment of said estate and any and all
objections must he made and filed
with the clerk of said court on or be
fore sulci date so fixed by sail court.
Dnted August 29, 1908.
LOUISA. M. STEWART,
Administratrix of Said Estate.
L. BILYEU, Atty.
approved bond will be required for
the faithful performance of the con
tract. A certified check In a Bum
equal to five per cent of the amount
hid, payable to J. D. Matlock, Ma
yor, Is required to accompany each
hid. The Street Committee reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Common Council.
H. S. BUYSOX, Act'g Recorder.
Dated nt Eugene, Oregon, Sept. 3rd.
1908.
MITICK TO COXTHACTOltS
AND PROPERTY OWN'KRS
Notice is liereuy given that pursii-
XOTH'K TO COXTHAITOHS
AXI) PROPKItTY OWXKKS I
Notice Is hereby given thut pursu-
ant to the terms of- Ordinance No. '
7S5, passed by the common council'
of the city of Eugene August 31sc,
190S, bids will bo received by the!
street committee of the common !
council In the office of the city re-j
corder of the city of Eugene until i
7:30 p. in. on Monday, September
14, 190S, for the Improvement of the!
alley between Sixth and Seventh
streets from Willamette street to the
alley east ISO feet. In the city of Eu
gene, by paving the same between
said Hlnts with bitulithic, nsphalt
or other hard surface pavement in
accordance with plans and specifica
tions therefor now on file In the of
fice of the city recorder.
Bidders are required to stato the
price In detail In uccordnnce with the
specifications, mill on the form pre
pured by the city engineer.
Sepurute contracts will be awarded
to the lowest bidder for ihe construc
tion, paving and for the drainage. Ihe
said Improvement shall be completed
within ninety days from the date of'
letting the contract therefor.
The work to bo done under the su
pervision of the street committee aud
to ho approved by them. An ap-
iro,en noun nni ur ituiiiiieu 01 eaen , . , ,.,rnw r n,.,li v.,
contractor for t.lie faithful perform-1 7 s i; nasserl hv th ,,,. i
le contract. A certified of the of-Eugene. August 31st.
sum equal to five per Minis- 1.1,1., ,", ....
cent of the anio.itit bid. payable tol,;rt.,,t .mmin ,)f ,,, mni ,
J. 1). .Matlock. Mayor. Is required to ,1,,, fn,.- , .. ,
city of Eugene, until 7:30 o'clock p.
m. m. on Monday. September 14th
llll for ilo, i,, r . ...
... o.oe. o. .... ...... ...... .,,, st,eet from Oak street to High
Acting Roc rd'er '" th" rity f K""ttv- b'
Dated a, Kugetie Oregon Sep, ! S,r,,in"" "'.P'"'"", i"" "'""
ber ".I 1'IHs. I 111 M,Ks s'1"1 street ami I
' ! paving the same between!
' ' ;said points with hltiillthic. asphalt
Noilee lo Coutriictors and l'n.-riy ; or other hard surface pavement in!
Owners. ; accordance with plans and specif -ra- '
Notice Is hereby given that pur- Hons therefor now ou file in the 0f-i
suaiil to the terms ot Ordinal!, e No fi, nf tile city recorder !
TM. passed by the common ooutl.-i! Bidders are' required to stato the
of the I't'y of Eucene. August 31st. .price ;n detail In accordance will. ,h.J
1 10.1s ! m- n-.-ln,-,l ny 1 He SICCI t H Ut lOllS. till Oil t hi'
....-. 1'ii.ti.iii.i M nu- ...llillll la ., r. (l iv i,i ,-nv ,,,. .,.,,.
the office of the City Recorder of Sepai at ,. coin ra. ts w ill he a w -i-ded
the City of Eugene until 7:30 o'clock : to the lowest bidder for the construe
P. in., on Monday. September t ttli. tton of said curbing: for the Having
l0S, for the improvement of Twelfth land for the drainage tho sa'd Im
street between Lawrence and .lof- provement shall be completed within
ir, i no- o oi r.u-. nineiy nays Iiom th(.
gene, by grading and graveling the ; the contract therefor.
same in nocor.lu.nce w ua tne plans . The work
anil speoiticauiins theretor now or
file In the office of the City Record
or.
Hldders are required to state T hi
There is an Increasing Dema
For Young Men and Women who have a
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The Eugene Business Colla
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"You Can Look an 1 Li te
"The Last Voyage."
Matinee Saturday 3 d. m.
tTvonino- Performance 7:451
ALL SEATS 10c.
lorm pre
date of U-uiim .
prUe in il-'Uil in aiiMr!;iiue the
p.'t f it a. ion Separate rontra. ts
wil! !'.- awar.ltM ti the u.w-t bitli'.er
for I he era. line anil for t N cravel
iiiit of t-ai.l siivi't. The eartht-rk to
be romps-vet! within thirty ,!.is ami
the tr:il'!i!i: williln for!-fif A.w
.'rotn the date of !ett;n the eontvaM-th.-r.-i
The o:k to he dor.p nnd.-r iu
uperii n of tho Street Commute.
nj to be ap"roa iy t,em. An
' done under the
lervisi,n i.( tn, street committee and
to be ainrov,.d by them. An ap
I'r.ived bond w required of caei
contra, tor for t:ie faithful perform
:ince ,.f ;he contra.". . . .-r: if i.-.l
.'rtec-k in a fitn I'un.il to five ,,.r
cent ,-f the amount Mj, 1;,v:il,,, to
' IV M..il.H-k. Mayor. U r.ri,re.l :,,
!i.v,.nian cich M.I Th
....mmft,.,. r.-rve tiie rUht IO
"' any and all bi.U
l;y eider of the c .tiimnn conn.
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ELI BANGS
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BANGS LIVERY Q
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Sj
Cabs Always Kcuy
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