IHOUSTIL DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE
C EM ENT PLA N T SEEN
GRADE OF A P P LE S HIGH.
Lands o f Douglas County Believed Hood
Source o f Materials.
Roseburg—A fte r years o f expert
ments in which thousands o f dollars
have been spent, Douglas county
destined to become one o f the fore
most cement-producing counties in the
United States. Up to a short time
ago the State o f Oregon was declared
to be one of the few states in the Un
ion in which raw materials suitabl
for the manufacture o f Portland cein
ent were scarce.
It was considered in Oregon an im
possibility to find raw materials
limestone and shale—in the same lo
cality; otherwise no company could
have possibly been formed which
would have to face such difficulties in
the way o f hauling raw materials to
the Portland Cement company.
The location o f these newly discov
ered deposits is the Riedle property
near Roseburg.
The raw materials,
an abundance o f limestone o f the
highest grade, almost pure marble
and shale o f uniform composition, are
on the north and south side o f the
property at an altitude o f several hun
dred feet in such a position that they
would be about 100 feet above th
crushers o f a cement plant built on
one o f the hillsides and that the lime
stone would be within 500 feet and
the shale within 1,000 feet of the
crushers.
Dr. W. Michael is, o f Chicago, who
thoroughly examined these properties
and burned Portland cement from the
limestone and shale on the Riedel
property, declared these deposits to
contain the most uniform and valuable
cement
materials west o f Devil
Slide, Utah.
In all, Mr. Riedle controls practical
ly 280 acres o f land, adjoining the
properties owned by the Portland, Os
wego, Dallas & Roseburg railroad
The land lies at the head o f Roberts
Creek and is accessible to transports
tion. Mr. Riedle says he will develop
the property within the next year,
having already arranged for the net*
essary capital.
River Hat 70 Per Cent of
Crop Extra Fancy.
Hood River— Showing the crop to
be 70 per cent extra fancy, statistics
have just been compiled on the returns
so far received from the 1911 apple
output o f the Hood River valley, for
the fruit sold up to February 1 o f this
year. A statement o f the prices f. o.
b. Hood River, giving the averages of
the two averages o f the Hood River
Apple Growers’ union and the David­
son Fruit company, has been made
public as follows by the Commercial
club in a folder just issued:
“ Kxtra Fancy,” 70 percent; “ Fan­
cy,” 25 per cent, and “ C Grade” 5
per cent.
Yellow Newtown Pippin, extra fan­
cy, $1.99 per box.
Arkansas Black, extra fancy, $2.12;
fancy, $1 75; C grade, $1.35.
Black Twigs, one grade, $1.42.
Red Cheek Pippins, $1.02.
Winter Bananas, extra fancy, $2.40,
Baldwin, one grade, $1.30.
Spitzenberg, extra fancy, $2.14.
Wagner, one grade, $1.60.
Ortley, extra fancy, $2.05.
Strawberries, 60,000 crates, or 100
cars, at an average o f $2.25 a crate.
Pears, 25 cars; Bartletts, $1.25 per
box, and D'Anjou, $1.92 per box.
The average o f the Yellow New-
towns will be materially increased
when the full returns are received in
the late spring.
The greater part of
the Newtown crop is as yet unsold.
The principal markets o f the Hood
River apple are shown to be London,
Liyerpool, Hamburg, New York City,
Chicago,
Milwaukee,
Minneapolis,
Rockford and other cities contiguous
to the above. An increasing demand
during the past two years has been
showing itself in the Middle West and
Southern states. Several carloads of
Hood River apples have been disposed
o f in Tennessee and Arkansas within
the past few months. Texas also con­
sumes a great quantity o f the fruit
and is demanding more.
ARM Y ANO NAVY STORES.
Cheaper
Military Supplies
Co-operative Plan.
Aim
A KmOQAÏÏQVŒ dDC
H>Q ) I MtnroQciDtpmQïïAW aura
T midd DEGREE
of
New York— As the result o f an
earnest discussion among army und
naval otlicers some years past as to
the possibility o f duplicating in this
country a system o f co-operative mil­
itary stores in England by which those
in service may buy any article o f mer­
chandise at a slight advance over cost
price,Ithe Army and Navy Co-opera­
tive company was incorporated at A l­
bany, with the approval of the secre­
tary of state.
Within a few months the company
will have stores open in this city and
ready for business.
The chief pur­
pose o f the corporation is to "reduce
the cost of living by selling the best
articles o f "domestic consumption and
general use at the lowest remunera­
tive rates.”
The advantages o f the organization
are to be extended, not only to the
army and navy and all civilian em­
ployes of both branches of the service,
but to the state m ilitia as well, be­
cause o f the recent close relations be­
tween regular and volunteer army and
navy men.
Rear Admiral Manx is one o f the
incorporators and will he elected pres­
ident. Captain Henry H. Scott, Coast
Artillery corps, another o f the incor­
porators, who is a son-in-law of Rear
Admiral William T. Sampson, was one
of the 40 officers chosen by the War
department to go to San Francisco at
the time o f the great fire to direct re­
lie f work.
REBELS ENCOURAGED.
Proclamation
o f Gomez Indicates
Revolution is Gaining.
Mexico City — £]milio Vasquez Go­
mez' frank public declaration that he
will accept the provisional presidency
in case the rebels succeed in forcing
F. I. Madero from the national palace,
has gone far toward convincing unoffi­
cial residents of the capital that a
general
rebellion
is in progress.
Mexican officials, however, continue
to characterize as local disorders ev­
ery insurrection in the country.
Although rebels are now operating
in 18 states, the department o f the in­
terior continues to give out news de­
nying trouble in a great part of these.
There was a fight at San Pedro, 30
miles from Torreon, in which 27 men
were killed, the majority said to have
been rebels, commanded by Jose Ar-
gumedo.
Such information as is obtainable
from Torreon indicates that for a con­
siderable distance to the East and as
far South and West as Durango, the
capital o f the same name, the region
is being raided almost at will by the
rebels.
The government has denied
officially that Guerrero, in Chihuahua,
has fallen into the hands o f rebels.
With the exception o f the six South­
ern states where Emiliano Zapata and
Jesus H. Salgado are stubbornly re­
sisting the army now waging a war o f
extermination, and with some head­
way, the region most seriously men­
aced is that in the stat *s of Coahuila
and Durango. Other states in which
rebels are operating are Chihuahua,
Sinaloa, Zacatecas, San Luis Potosi,
Jadisco and Michoacan.
Far South in Tabasco and in the
state o f Vera Cruz there are bands
which appear to be closely connected
with the Zapatista movement.
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“ But you must,” persisted Alicia. “ I
won’t stir from here until l have your
promise.”
He looked at her curiously.
“ If my life has no interest for you,
why should you care?” he asked.
There was a note of scorn in hls
voice which aroused his visitor’s
wrath. Crumpling up hls letter In her
hand, she confronted him angrily.
"Shall I tell you why I care?” she
cried. “ Because you accuse me in this
letter of being the cause of your death
— I, who have been your friend In
spite of your dishonesty. Oh! it’s des­
picable, contemptible! Above all, it’s
a lie—“
Underwood shrugged hls shoulders.
Cynically he replied:
“ So it wasn’t so much concern for
me as for yourself that brought you
here.’’
Alicia’s eyes flashed as she an­
swered:
“ Yes, I wished to spare myself this
Indignity, the shame of being asso­
ciated in any way with a suicide. I
was afraid you meant what you said.”
“ Afraid,” Interrupted
Underwood
bitterly, "that some of the scandal
j might reach as far as the aristocratic
I Mrs. Howard Jeffries, Sr !"
Her face flushed with anger, Alicia
: paced up and down the room. The
man's taunts stung her to the quick.
In a way, she felt that he was right.
She ought to have guessed his charac­
ter long ago and had nothing to do
with him. He seemed desperate
enough to do anything, yet she doubt­
ed if he had the courage to kill him­
self. She thought she would try more
conciliatory methods, so, stopping
short, she said more gently:
“ You know my husband has suffered
through the wretched marriage of hls
only son. You know how deeply we
both feel this disgrace, and yet you
would add—”
Underwood laughed mockingly.
“ Why should I consider your hus­
band’s feelings?” he cried, “ lie didn’t
consider mine when he married you.”
Suddenly bending
forward,
every
nerve tense, he continued hoarsely:
"Alicia, I tell you I’m desperate. I’m
hemmed In on all sides by creditors.
You know what your friendship—your
patronage means? If you drop mo
now, your friends will follow— they’re
a lot of sheep led by you—and when
my creditors hear of mo they’ll be
down on me like a flock of wolves.
I’m not able to make a settlement.
Prison stares me In the face."
Glancing around at the handsome
furnishings, Alicia replied carelessly:
“ I’m not responsible for your wrong­
doing. 1 want to protect my friends.
If they ore a lot of sheep, as you say,
that is precisely why 1 should warn
them. They have Implicit confidence
in me. You have borrowed thoir mon­
ey, cheated them at cards, stolen from
them. Your acquaintance w ith ine has
given them the opportunity. But now
I've found you out. I refuse any long­
er to sacrifice my friends, my self-re-
pect, my sense of decency.” Angrily
she continued: "You thought you could
bluff me. You’ve adopted this cow­
ard’s way of forcing me to receive
you against my will.
Well, you’ve
failed. I will not sanction your rob­
bing my friends. I will not allow you
to sell them any more of your high-
priced rubbish, or permit you to cheat
them at cards.”
Underwood listened in silence. He #
stood motionless, watching her Hushed
face as she heaped reproaches on him.
She was practically pronouncing hls
death sentence, yet he could not help
thinking how pretty she looked. When
e had finished he said nothing, but,
going to his desk, he opened a small
drawer and took out a revolver.
Alicia recoiled, frightened.
“ What are you going to do?” she
cried.
Underwood smiled bitterly.
“ Oh, don’t be afraid. I wouldn’t do
It while you are here. In spite of all
you’ve said to me, I still think too
much of you lor that.” Replacing the
pistol in the drawer, he added: “ Alicia,
if you desert me now, you’ll be sorry
to the day of your death.”
His visitor looked at him in silence.
Then, contemptuously, she said:
He helped himself lo another drink,
his hand shaking so that he could
hardly hold the decanter.
He was
fast approaching the state of complete
intoxication
Underwood made no at­
V
tempt to interfere. Why should he
care if the young fool made a sot of
himself? The sooner he drank him­
self insensible the quicker he would
t rid of him.
W o, Howard.” he said; “ you’d never
make a decent member of society."
“ P'r aps not,” hiccoughed Howard.
“ How does Annie take her sociaf
DEFICIENCY N O T GRAVE.
ostracism?" inquired Underwood.
“ Like a brick. She’s a thorough­
1912 O U T LO O K GOOD.
bred, all right.. She's all to the good.”
West Says Institutions Will Not Be
"All the same, I'm sorry I ever in
Behind at Year’s End.
Sank Sleepily Back Among tf-a Soft Divan Pillows.
Coos Bay Lumber Shipments to Ex
troduced you to her,” replied Under­
Salem— The figures as shown in the
ceed Those of Last Year.
wood. ” 1 never thought you'd make by force, when there was a ring at
Alicia rose and, crossing the room,
statement prepared by Secretary 01-
such a fool o r yourself as to marry—” the front door.
carelessly inspected one of the pic­
Marshfield — Remarkable increases cott, indicating that some o f the state
Howard shook his head in a maud­
Bending quickly over his compan tures on the wall, a study of the nude
in the lumber shipments from the two institutions are behind, as far as their
lin manner, ns he replied:
ion, Underwook saw that he was fast by Bouguereau.
ports o f Coos County, Coos Ray and maintenance appropriations are con­
"I
don't
know
whether
I
made
a
asleep. There was no time to awaken
“ We need not go into that,” she said
the Coquille River, have been made cerned, do not indicte that the insti­
fool of myself or not, but she’s all him and get him out of the way, so, haughtily. “That Is all over now. I
during the past year. Figures for the tutions will show a deficiency at the
right.
She's
got
In
her
the
makings
quickly, he took a big screen and ar came to ask you what this letter— this
year 1911 as compared to 1910 show end o f the year, says Governor West.
of a great woman— very crude, but ranged It around the divan so that threat— means. What do you expect
that the increase has been greater
We announced early that there
still
the
makings.
The
only
thing
1
Howard could not be seen. Then he to gain by taking your life unless I
than during any other one year in the would be no deficiencies, and there
object to is, she insists on going back hurried to the
front
door and continue to be your friend? How can
history o f the county
will be none,” said the governor.
to
work,
just
as
if
I'd
permit
such
a
opened It.
I be a friend to a man like you? You
The lumber shipments from Coos ‘ ‘ The figures for the year, while on
thing.
Do
you
know
what
I
said
on
Alicia entered.
know what your friendship for a wom­
Bay showed an increase in 1911 o f 60 the face they would indicate that the
our
wedding
day?
’Mrs.
Howard
Jeff­
an means. It means that you would
per cent over the shipments o f 1910. institutions are in some instances far
ries,
you
are
entering
one
of
the
old­
CHAPTER VII.
drag her down to your own level and
The shipments from the Coquille River behind, are perhaps a little mislead­
est families In America. Nature has
disgrace her as well as yourself.
showed an increase o f 90 per cent over ing, and do not show the entire status
fitted
you
for
social
leadership.
You’ll
For a few moments Underwood was Thank God, my eyes are now opened
the year previous.
The total ship o f the institutions.
be
a
petted,
pampered
member
of
that
too much overcome by emotion to to your true character. No self re­
ments from the two ports o f the coun­
‘ ‘ For instance, at the state school
select few called the “ 400,” ’ and now, speak. Alicia brushed by in haughty specting woman could afford to allow
ty showed for 1911 an increase o f 67 for the feeble-minded, where the fig­
damn
it
all,
how
can
I
ask
her
to
go
silence, not deigning to look at him. her name to be associated with yours.
per cent over the shipments of the ures indicate that the maintenance of
back to work? Hut If you’ll let me All he heard was the soft rustle of You are as incapable of disinterested
county as a whole during 1910. Never 1912 has been used to a certain ex­
have
that
$2,000—
”
her clinging silk gown as it swept friendship as you are of common hon­
before has there been as much lumber tent. However, thousands o f dollars’
By this time Howard was beginning along the floor. She was Incensed esty.” Coldly she added: ” 1 hope you
shipped during one year from either worth o f supplies are on hand and con­
to
get
drowsy.
Lying
back
on
the
with him, of course, but she had quite understand that henceforth my
o f the two ports, and never before was sequently the institution will be able
sofa, he proceeded to make himself cwnie. That was all he asked. She house is closed to you. If we happen
there such a great annual increase to run for some time on these sup­
comfortable.
had come in time to save him. He to meet in public, it must be as stran­
either in amount or percentage.
plies. I am assured by Superintend­
“ Two thousand dollars!’’ laughed would talk to her and explain every­ gers.”
The lumber shipments o f the two ent Smith, o f that institution, that he
Five Aviators Fall.
Underwood.
“
Why,
man,
I
’m
in
debt
thing and she would understand.
ports for 1911 as furnished by the will close the year without a defi­
Underwood did not speak. Words
Oakland, Cal.— Opening o f an avia­ up to my eyes.”
She would help him in this crisis as seemed to fail him. His face was set
different lumber companies follows:
ciency. ”
tion meet at the old Emeryville race
As
far
as
his
condition
enabled
him,
she had in the past. Their long and white. A nervous twitching about
Total from Coos Bay, 165,000,000
track near here was baptized with Howard gave a start of surprise.
friendship, all these years of intimacy, the mouth showed the terrible mental
feet.
blood. William H. Hoflf, a San Fran
“
Hard
up!”
he
exclaimed.
Pointing
Total from Coquille River, 63,000,-
W A N T COOLING S T A T IO N .
cisco aviator, lies probably dying in a around the room, he said: “ What’s could not end like this. There was strain which the man was under. In
still hope for him. The situation was the excitement he had forgotten about
000 feet.
hospital and a half dozen o f his fellow all this—a bluff?’’
not as desperate as he feared. He Howard’s presence on the divan be­
Total from Coos County 228,000,000
Agent Promises One Provided Build­ aviators, more fortunate than he in
Underwood nodded.
might yet avert the shameful end of hind the screen. A listener might have
feet.
escaping
from
the
wreckage
o
f
their
ing Can Be Obtained.
“ A bluff, that’s It. Not a picture,
With the improvements that are be
machines, are nerving themselves to not a vase, not a stick belongs to the suicide. Advancing toward her, detected the heavy breathing of the
he said in a hoarse whisper:
ing made by the different milling com
sleeper, but even Alicia herself was
Freewater — A t a meeting in the play again the hide-and-seek game
panies and
more extensive work offices o f the Milton-Freewater Fruit with death which lurks in the ocean me. You'll have to go to your fa­
“ Oh, this Is good of you, you’ve too preoccupied to notice it. Under­
ther.”
planned by the logging companies,
rowers’ union, there were a large fogs and the gusty winds o f San Fran­
come— this is the answer to my let­ wood extended his arms pleadingly:
“ Never,” said Howard despondently. ter.”
there promises to be even a bettor number of the fruit growers present cisco bay.
“ Alicia— for the sake of auld lang
The suggestion was evidently too
showing made during the year 1912.
to discuss the advisability o f erecting
Alicia ignored his extended hand syne!”
Phil O. Parmalee, Glenn Martin, much for him, because he stretched
The amount o f standing timber in a pre-cooling station. D. F. Fratt, of Horace F. Kearney
“ Auld lang syne,” she retorted. "I
and took a seat. Then, turning on
and
Hillory
the county and tributary to the manu­ the department o f agriculture, was Beachey were among those whose ma­ out his hand for his whisky glass. “ Fa­ him, she exclaimed indignantly:
want to forget the past. The old mem­
ther’s done with me,’’ he said dole­
facturing centers o f the county in present and announced that if a proper chines were driven to the ground.
"The answer should be a horse ories are distasteful. My only object
fully.
sures a constantly increasing amount building could be secured the govern­
whip. How dare you send me such in coming here to-night was to make
One after another the biplanes were
“ He’ll relent,” suggested Under­ a message?” Drawing from her bag the situation plain to you and to ask
o f lumber shipments from the Coos ment would establish a pre-cooling caught by the wind, which was broken
county ports for many years to come. station here for experimental purposes. into combatting currents by the islands wood.
the letter received from him that you to promise me not to—carry out
Howard shook his head drowsily. evening, she demanded:
The great waste in shipping fruit is of San Francisco bay and the hills and
your threat to kill yourself. Why
Touching his brow, he said:
due to the fact that the fruit goes into mountains that surround it.
"What do you expect to gain by should you kill yourself? Only cowards
Oil Company Formed at Albany.
“ Too much brains, too much up this threat?”
do that. Because you are in trouble?
Albany— Permanent organization of the cars in a heated condition and the
here.” Placing his hand on his heart,
consumption o f ice, while the fruit is
That is the coward's way out. Leave
“
Don’t
be
angry,
Alicia.”
200
Yaqui
Indians
on
Raid.
the Valley Oil company, which was in transit, is heavy.
he went on: “ Too little down here.
The precooled
,ot
Underwood spoke soothingly, trying New York. Go where you are
Guaymas,
Mexico
—
Two
hundred
Once he gets an idea, he never lets It
formed by a large number o f Albany fruit would go to the cars held at the
to conciliate her. Well he knew the known. You are still young. B«.e .u
Obstinate.
One
men to prospect for oil in Linn coun­ same temperature, thus insuring the Yaqui Indians [raided haciendas near go. he holds on.
seductive power of his voice. Often life over again, somewhere else.” Ad­
ty, was effected at a meeting at the fruit reaching its destination in a Piedra and carried away several fam­ Idea— stick to It. Gee, but I’ve made he had used it and not in vain, but vancing toward him, she went on:
rooms o f the Albany Commercial club. much better condition. The directors ilies, according to reports received a mess of things, haven’t I?”
to-night it fell on cold, Indifferent “ If you will do this I will help you.
Underwood looked at him with con­
C. W. Tebault was elected president will take up the matter and come to a here. Fifteen rurales, commanded by
I never want to see you again, but I’ll
ears.
o f the company, C. C. Page, vice- lecision in a meeting to be held soon. Captain Ramos, who went in pursuit, tempt.
"Don’t call me by that name,” she try not to think of you unkindly. But
You've made a mess of your life,”
president, and George Dorr, secretary- I f the pre-cooler is established it will were led into an ambush.
Captain
you must promise me solemnly not to
snapped.
treasurer. The board o f directors is mean much to the cities of Milton and Ramos and six men were killed and he said bitterly, “ yet you’ve had some
Underwood made no answer. He make any attempt against your life.’’
composed of these three officers and E. Freewater in the way o f advertising two wounded.
Reinforcements were measure of happiness. You, at least, turned slightly paler and, folding his
"I promise nothing,” muttered Un­
V. Bloomfield, G. A. Hindes, John and will be o f untold benefit to the sent to the scene, but the Indians had married the woman you love. Drunk arms, just looked at her, in silence. derwood doggedly.
Macneill and L. A. Wood.
The com­ ranchers.
disappeared into the mountains with en beast as you are, I envy you. The There was an awkward pause.
“ But you must,” she Insisted. “ It
woman 1 wanted married some one
pany will begin active work at once.
their loot.
At last she said:
would be a terrible crime, not only
ixteen Hundred Take Short Course
A majority o f the Yaquis is said to else, damn her!”
igainst yourself, but against others
“ I hope you understand that every
Howard was so drowsy from the
Would-Be Electors None,
Corvallis — Registrar H. M. Ten­ be maintaining peace.
You must give me your word.”
effects of the whisky that he was al­ things over between us. Our ac
Salem— While there is a whirlwind nant, o f the Oregon Agricultural col­
Underwood shook hls head.
most asleep. As he lay back on the quaintance is at an end.”
rush among candidates to get their
Republics Sign Protocol.
“ My feelings toward you can never
“ I promise nothing.”
(T O BE C O N T IN U E D .)
sofa, he gurgled:
names on the ballots as prospective lege, estimates the total enrollment in
Benuos Ayres—Friendly relations
change,” replied Underwood earnest
farmers’
Say. old man; I didn't come here
delegates to both the Republican and the winter short course,
have been re-established between Par­
ly. “ 1 love you— I shall always love
Democratic National conventions, so week and poultry show as something aguay and the Argentine Repubilc. to listen to hard-luck stories. 1 came you.”
far not a solitary volunteer has come over 1,600, although the final figures Senor Bosch, minister of foreign a f­ to tell one."
Alicia gave a little shrug of her
In maudlin fashion he began to sing,
forward as a candidate for presiden­ have not been turned in by all depart fairs, and the Paraguayan minister of
shoulders, expressive of utter Indiffer
tial elector.
The entire effort along ments o f instruction. ‘ ‘ There were 842 justice, Frederic Casas, signed a pro­ “ Oh, listen to my tale of woe,” while ence.
the presidential line, as far as candi­ students registered in the regular short tocol as the result o f negotiations of Underwood sat glaring at him. won­
"L o v e !” she exclaimed mockingly
dates under the new presidential pri­ courses,” he says, “ and a conservative the last three weeks for settlement of dering how he could put him out.
"You love no one but yourself.'
As he reached the last verse his
mary is concerned, seems to be to be estimate places the number that at­ trouble between the two republics.
Underwood advanced nearer to her
elected to the position o f delegate to tended the poultry lectures and dem Paraguay, it is announced, has given head began to nod. The words came and there was a tremor in his voice
the National convention The delegate onstrations at 761, making a total of satisfaction to Argentine for attacks thickly from his lips and he sank as he said:
gets 1200 for expenses from the state. 1,603 people benefited by the courses. on Argentine shipping. It is expected sleepily back among the soft divan
"You have no right to say that. You
pillows.
that diplomatic representatives will
Logging Camps to Start.
JuBt at that moment the telephone remember what we once were. Whose
New Sawmill Starts.
return to their posts immediately.
bell rang Underwood quickly picked fault is it that I am where I am to Hand-Writtsn Business Letter Ap­ bor; certainly the typewritten letter
owning
Monroe—The sawmill just conwileted . Astoria— All the . companies
_
pealed to the Man of Old-
day? When you broke our engage
Is a great convenience and comfort
?» the receiver.
at this place by the Alpine Lumber
P8 •» the Grays and Deep
South to Send Veterans.
Fashioned Ideas.
nt and married old Jeffries to g
i
and still I do think that It would pay
Who’s that?” he asked.
As
-
-
-
Kiver
districts
have
small
crews
o
f
company started its engines for the
your social ambition, you ruined my
Philadelphia—Confederate veterans i«t ard the answer his face lit up and
a business man occasionally to write
first time Saturday.
The mill has a men at work repairing the railroad are to have a leading part in the cele­
"Yesterday." said an old-fashioned a letter with hls own hand. It would
he replied eagerly: “ Mrs. Jeffries— life. You didn’t destroy my love— you
tracks
or
extending
the
lines
and
capacity o f 50,000 feet o f lumber
bration o f the 50th anniversary o f the yes. I’ll come down. No, tell her to couldn’t kill that. You may forbid me man. "I received a handwritten letter, please hls customer, I do believe, to
daily, and is modern in all its appoint­ probably all of them will begin cut­ battle o f Gettysburg.
Colonel Lewis come up.”
everything— to see you— to speak to the first I had received In a long time, receive such a letter that was obvi­
ting
timber
by
the
first
of
March
ments.
The company has a large
..
.
and do you know I was much Im­ ously a personal communication.
Ë. Beitler, field secretary o f the Penn­
I
Hanging up the receiver, he hastily you—even to think of you, but I can
force o f men getting out lo** in the The North Shore U g g m g company is sylvania commission, reported to be
know that such a letter pleased me."
went over to the divan and shook never forget that you are the only pressed by It? Much.
establishing
a
camp
in
a
tract
o
f
tim
Alsea hills, 12 miles west of Monroe,
the executive committee that it is vir­ Howard.
woman I ever cared for. If you bad
"You know that for a long time now
and will soon be in a position to sup­ her which it has purchased a short dis­ tually certain all o f the Southern
Sameness.
“ Howard, wake up! confound you! married me, I might have been a dif­ almost all business letters have been
ply Inmber for the large number of tance from Knappton and the Camp­ states will name commissions and
"There Is a certain sameness about
You've got to get out—there’s some­ ferent man. And now. Just when 1 typewritten, dictated. With the vast
buildings to be erected here this bell la g g in g company, which complet­ make appropriations for the transpor­ body coming.”
want you most, you deny me even your multiplicity of letters to be written, natural scenery," said the man who
ed operations on Deep River last fall,
spring.
tation o f their veterans to Gettysburg
He shook him roughly, but his old friendship. What have I done to de­ we could no longer llnd time to write looks bored.
will operate on Grays River.
and their participation in the reunion. classmate made no attempt to move. serve such treatment? Is It fair? Is our letters by hand. That hand writ­
"Do you mean to compare a mag­
Acreage Planted to Loganberries.
ten letter that I got yesterday did nificent mountain with the broad ex­
"Quick, do you hear!” exclaimed It Just ?"
Linn Road Supervisors Meet.
Wilson Seeking Potash.
Falls C ity—C. J. Pugh, o f this city,
panse of the sea?”
Alicia had listened with growing Im­ please me.
Underwood Impatiently. “ Wake up—
has purchased 25 acres o f land from
Albany—Every one o f the 33 road
Washington, D. C. — To develop
"Yes. Wherever you find a spot of
patience. It was only with difficulty
"There was a man who In answer to
me one’s coming.”
W illiam Ellis, east o f town, and will supervisors o f Linn county attended a more thoroughly the fertilizer and
loward sleepily half opened his that she contained herself. Now she mine had sat down and actually writ­ exceptional beauty somebody Is sure
plant 10 acres in loganberries this convention o f the supervisors in this potash resources o f the United States,
ten me a letter, and there was a sense to decorate It with sardine tins and
es.
He had forgotten entirely interrupted him hotly:
spring and 10 acres a year later. Sev­ city. The supervisors discussed meth­ Secretary Wilson has ordered the es­ where he was and believed he was
“ I broke my engagement with you of personal attention In that that biscuit boxes."— Washington Star.
eral other persons here will plant an ods o f mad building and exehang« d tablishment at Reno, Nevada, o f a
because I found that you were deceiv­ pleased me very much, snd I think
on the train, for he answered:
acre or more each in loganberries this ideas and consulted with the County government laboratory, where natural
Uncle Ezra Says:
“ Sure, I’m sleepy.
Say— porter, ing ine— just as you deceived others.” there might still be found profit In the
spring. This territory is unexcelled court regarding plans for mad woik materials supposed to contain potash make up my bed.”
"Don't forgtt thet jedgme&t day la
“ It’s a lie !” broke in Underwood. “ I handwritten letter. Many such lettera
for fruit and berries, but no exten this year. County Judge Duncan p*e- will he examined without cost. Those
Hls patience exhausted. Underwood may have trifled with others, but I that we used to get we couldn't read, e r 'r y day on the part u t your sharp-
sive development work has been done. sided at the convention.
sending samples must prepay charges. was about to pull him Ironi the sofa never deceived you."
or we deciphered only with much la­ eyed neighbor"—Boston Herald.
M
Came as Pleasant Change