had refused to »peak plaluiy, rot each '
■b.
W M working toward tbe point where
he could talk plainly. San Juan rw
turned to the card room and Dlnsdale
parsed out Into the big tent.
Keeping close to the canvas w all be
avoided the congestion around the d if
ferent games and gained the open
spare
H e glaDced over the aaaem
Mage and finally focused his gaae on
the bar Then he advanced to the side
of Horseshoe Webb and Invited :
"H ava
another little
touch
of
trouble t ”
i
"W ho the h— I are you?" viciously
growled Webb. I t was plain be h id
entered the dangerous stage In Ills
drinks.
Pay
Qravel
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raising down the hall he led Ulna-
dale Into a poom next to the kitchen.
Pnahlng forw ard a cbalr be genially
saltf:
-
.
v
. "I'm the galoot that's Just been done
j for three thousand In greenbacks and
I yet has something left for the bottle,"
Dlnsdale mnrmured.
Webb's drunken malevolence slowly
died out and he stared thoughtfully at
Dlnsdale. "Huh. I ’ll drink with you,"
he mumbled.
A fte r bolting bis drink Webb slyly
rem arked:
"You tote a likely lot of paper
money round with you, I reckon."
"Always Ilk« to be well heeled—w ith
money and guns."
Webb tugged at his muataclie mid
furtively studied Dtnsilale's profile.
"Have another." he grunted.
"Thanks. But not tonight.
W e'll
make It on demand. I must be gotrg.”
As he strode to the exit he could
feel Webb’s gaxe boring Into Ills back
As he stepped Into the darkness of the
street a hand touched Ills arm and
caused his own band to close on a
gun. Two round yellow eyes were
biasing at him. The voice of Scissors
addressed him, and he knew the eyes
belonged to the big owl.
“Got my two ounces." exultingly
whispered Scissors “T hat satisfies me
tome of tha Ogalala gang la In the
tent tonight."
"You'd better keep that talk to your
self," shortly warned Dlnsdale. “And
keep away from that man Webb. He's
feeling ugly."
“Oh, I know when to catch him.
8clssors knows when to get them, lie's
wakan witshasha. Old Sitting Bull
here knows more'n most human«. I
can tell by his eyes whether to go
“I ’m mighty glad you dropped In.
Dlnsdale. I'v e been expecting you for
two daya I f you hadn’t shown up to
night 1 should have sent you
mes
sage.” He paused as If nndecldef) just
how he would proceed.
“ Play,” prompted Dlnsdale.
" It would be aw kw ard to say It If
we hadn't rode through the «anyi® to
gether. Do you know there's ta lk ’' be
ing made about you since I saw ,7<ty
la s t! I ’m afraid, Pste. that K itty la
getting In ber work. She lu n t tailed
the ‘Schemer’ fo r nothing."
"You're breaking bad news, ehT"
"L e t’s hope I t hasn't reached the
point where we;njust call It 'bad.' But
It might be much better. T hat little
devil has started talk about you, and
others are passing It on. You came
here without even a pack-animal.
You're connected,with no outfit. You
don’t seem keen to get Into business,
or do any prospecting. You're well
heeled with guns and money. And you
arrive In a wiiy that inakica you a
marked man." I
"The hour la la te fo r me, Joe."
yawned Dlnsdale. "(letd ow n to cases.”
"You tipped me off to tell the crowd
about the Ogalala holdup, a m f \ the
crowd knew you pnsaed the word.
F irst they had heard of ft. Ttten the
Sidney stage driver arrives and Inside
an hour la bleating about the robbery
to the men at the I. X. L. . H e tells
them that the robbers got a large
amount of new greenbacks '*
Dlnsdale blew a ring o f •»nvol* and
quietly re m arked :
/
“And on top o f lipping you about
the holdup 1 gave some gt eenbacka to
Lqgtle Carl. I understand! Joe, as well
as I f you talked a montl^
Folks are
wondering.. Greenbacks w.ld It. Well,
what comes next? T on i wouldn't tell
me tlda unless you had. .something to
add."
\
"French Curly will try for another
game tonight and. ChlTng.) he'll blow
some of his winnings -at K it ty « place.
Before morning th e 'to w n w ill be te ll
ing how you lost on' enormous amount
of money— In new p iper money. Well,
here Is the true v ord. Get in outfit
and go prospect!^ at once. Make be
lieve you're a if mar. W ith so many
strangers floatlg ; In and out a week's
absence may £ •** the loose talk for
gotten. Old P /r ite s starts In a day or
so on one o fin la fool trips. Why not
go along w ith him? I'll pretend I'm
tired of g ru b s tak in g him and you can
take my plan and let on you believe
a ll his yarniA '
"Thanks. / T h a t might be good medi
cine
W ill ¡he a g r e e r
“He'd tain a grubstake from the
devil and old (Satan for a pard If no
other way w as,open to him. Where
are you stopping;?"
"Bed Hock. /C h icken fixing^ and
flour doings." «.
The gambler smiled whimsically and
applauded:
"Good nerve. Need any money f
"You didn't clean me. Joe."
And
Dlnsdale tapped bis breast pocket
“T h e m m Curly did something I didn't
like In picking a chip from the floor.
I felt I was your guest, so I quit be
fore going to a showdown w ith him.
Then again the fellow Is three-feurths
dead already.”
“Dlnsdale. I like you. Curly seldom
Is awkward. But you're a fte r my own
style.
So you don't need money.
Brenst pocket. Must be more green
backs.”
"Easier to pack than dust"
Suu Juan's black eyes sparkled In
keen appreciation of the other's bear
ing. “ Words aren’t necessary between
ua. P efk I f It wasn't for that wom
an I It's in the cards that I'll make a
fool of myself. I'll have a talk with
M ayor Farnam .
Accidental-like. Til
find out If K itty has passed a bad word
to him, or the city council. W ild Bill's
death makes the situation ticklish."
“But folks are saying the gamblers
planned that. I'm done out
oot of three
thouliuid my first g»m« 1» town Con»
brand me as much of a gambler.
" I drop,” surrendered Kan Juan.
"But I feel that you snd I ought to
have another ta lk —ose that might
lead to you getting some w ork—blgniy
paid work.”
'
"The only kind that would Interest
me, Joe. I l l think over the proape. t-
Ing proposition Perhaps Tvs made a
mistake In being too free w ith green
backs and not going to work. But
work hates m e "
Nebergall Meat
(3
Linn County Packers
'
" In r o llib le tonight, D rin k."
T a re lia b le this night from drink, he
wfll hr unreliable on other and more
Impo l: nt nights," said Number <>ne.
"H e vl.ouid be dropped from the r«dla
even as we have threatened to drop
him Iwiee before this. He might send
us t i l to the n»<>se How Co yoa vote?”
There was a slight pause, then In se
quence the different voices railed out:
.
"T w o "
'
“T h re e "
.
“Four."
’ Six."
“One. It la unanimous. How shall
it be best dime? H e must have no
. chance to talk "
|
" If It can be left for me, Number
Two, to arrange."
I
“It la left for you to arrange w ithin
,
I forty-eight hour»,” ruled Number Oaa.
I "Now let us finish quickly. None of ns
( Is satisfied with the results Ohly fif
teen thousand taken from the stages
I within th e ja s t six weeks. Passengers
have been warned at Cheyenne and Rld-
ney to bring but little money In on
their persons. The horse-ranch, even.
Is better paying There la but one Job
In the hills that Is worth while— one of
the treasure-coaches. One coach cap
tured means at least two hundred thou
sand dollars, perhaps two hundred and
fifty thousand.
And tbe time soon
comes when It w ill be useless to try for
such a prise."
"Then let s get tbe next one to go
out. I t ’s hecn held over and w ill carry
a full load," eagerly said Number Two.
"First, we’ve got to have more men.''
croaked a harsh voice. “ We ain't strong
enough to handle twelve guards and
get away with the bullion."
“ Number Three, you speak only a
half truth," corrected the leader. "W e
have enough inen It's too late to take
In new hands. But we can't hnndle a
dozen until we plan to place our men
to the best advantage. Then I t w ill be
simple. We must have at least two of
our men among the guards, thus cut
ting their number down to ten
"Tw o of the regulur guards w ill get
through Just before the coarti makes
the trip. Two of our men must st once
ask for Jobs as guards. Tbe time will
be too short for the management to
hesitate. Number T hree w ill be one o f
the men. Number Four shall be the
other man. I n brief the plan I * th is :
. t
e
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S U R P LU S
$ 35 .0 00
THAT
IT T ”
(lark's Confectionery
M EATS
vji
“I IB (» a rt/ « ’» « « « < K littb « r«BL
A N D
A ’l Ages Just Dote
ahead or draw back."
"He's telling you now to shut off
that talk about train robbers being In
town,” Dtnadale sternly warned him.
•That talk la poor medicine.”
Aa be walked away be could bear
Sdasora chuckling and mumbling.
"TUre^, Four and tBx."
C A P IT A L
PLATES
Beef, Mutton, Pork or Veal
suit yon fine."
1
T hj; eode«J their qoBTgnjtjML E *i>
Halsey, Oregon
D r. C. F1CQ, Dentist -
318 W. First street 3
buy Cattle, Ilogs, Sheep
Second and 1.) on streets
or order by ptrccl post
and Poultry
Choicest cuts of
Our service w ill p'e s
HALSEY STATE BANK
him after the Job Is flulabed. He wll
know nothing about tha rest of you '
Commercial and Saving* account* Solicited
snd If, by any chance he Is capture«
there will he nothing he can tell."
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Both Three and Four were nicer tc v « ^ v v V .< » V V ''V V < A 'V V > A 'V 'w V \v v « a v v s A A K < > A « > /'A ,* ,w *> « « » 'V V Z
accept any schema which would g h t j
one of them a chance to dodge lbs
dangerous position of coach guard
Both proclaimed their satisfaction ami
wished the lot d ra w in g tc he conduct
ed on the spot.
Number One s a id :
G t w its. I tiilg c s o A
a n d filling s.
I l w ill
"No lights to be shown at our Tittle
p y von lo g . t i n e i'rioes «»•« ) v ,ir d en tal w o rk .
meetings. We must remember th t
_ C >*ick b a n k b u ild in g , A l i e n /
rules. Lots uiay be drawn within a
few days if we decide to adopt Num
ber Two's plan. I rely on his Judg
ment. I w ill talk with him about this
new plan of his. But unill 1 have de
cided, the first order stands snd there
on
o u r delioiu is fisvoted icn
will l>e no drawing of lots. You will
e
re
a
m
t
W i base all varieties of
now w all ihs usual lime before leaving
I I I IS.; dvlic.ci««
R o b , luscious,
the room."
W hile tills secret conference was be
c o ,«ling . |>e ( f e l l y f i t s li c re a m s —
ing held— and the hour was yrt early
i- e j i , of lb s highteiipd sun»,
for Dead wood’s night life— Dlnsdale
tu t. tb e d elig h t i f i ll - fes tis al
was forgetting San Juan Joe's w arn
ing of the nlghl before nr.d w h s busily
u i t i l t r - ib < s E - ' b t - ) . « r d -lic a n y
making local history
He begun In
dv 1' x ,
“Keno" Frank s place. The moment
Dlnsdale entered the hall he drew the
attention o f all. Kven those placing
ihelr hets took time to glance at the
"greenback man." The story of h it
game at San Juan's place was com New t Notes
tra ffic aboni Septem ber 111.
monly known, thanks much to French
Federal agents, depu'y sheriffs and
(Continued I n i »
Curly's advertising.- only his losses
members of tbe P o ls' Adame roast
were said to have been twenty thou
A Lane county bridge <rsw started
fra w
ie a gMn, fishing
sand
Curly was at the faro table,
work
Monday
repairing
all
the craft, selling abou' 17S cases of ln>
losing his poker winnings, when Hins
dale entered and bruakly walked to bridges on the W illa m e tte highway por'e«! liquors and arresting five men.
Reserve
and
Oakrldgp. Two m otor boat» snd a truck Into
the bar and Invited tha house to Join between
Travelers over the hlghwav may ea- which tha liquor was being unloaded
him.
Because of h it losses Curly was pcct to experience delays.
are being held for confiscation. T he
more venomous than usual. If that b t
T h e Douglas county court signed *n raid took place on the Shlpanon river,
possible. H e fingered Ills few rem ain
agreement w ith the bureau of puhlb
near W arrenton, where the boats
ing chips and stared at Dinsdnle, con
roads for construction of « forest road were discharging th e ir cargo.
vinced It wag s personal misfortune
that the newcomer should throw away which w ill become a part of the I mp
The chetry growers of F.uqeoe and
V a d e r lb» term s of vicinity who pooled Ih e lr Binge with
money which might so easily be taken qua highway.
from him at cards. T he "greenback this agreement the county appro the Fngehe F ru it Growers' aeaorta
man" had forgotten his losses at Ran priates »in.nofi io meet liio.ono to be tl«>n, a county wide cooperative farm
Jnas's place, or else they were Iminu- expended by the government.
ers' organisation, received S'A cent«
te r ill to him, and now was In a rare
Oregon pensions have been grant per pound for them, according to an
humor.
Carelessly
throwing
more
ed as follows:
Alfreds Thompson. nouncement by J. O. Holt, manager o f
money on the bar he directed that
drinks be served again to all who Gresham, BIS; Charles C. Kinser, the association. More than l l f i tone
might care Io partake. T he accept Hubbard, »12; Artllsaa Handy. C o l of this variety of cherries were dis
lage Grove, |.1O; Thomas G. Blevins, posed of at this price. It was stated.
ance was general.
French Curly could endure the lloseburg. »18; Anton K e ro w tk l. P o rt Tbt« ts a new high record for the
spectacle no longer. He rose and saun land, »12; A rth ur Johnston. Portland, postwar parldfi.
tered to the bar and took a position »12, Andrew A. Hickey. Portland. Sla.
Jealousy and business rs v rra e i are
beside Dlnsdale, his cadaverous face
O fficial report» received at the of believed by authorities to have cans
attempting to assume a genial expres
sion. Dlnsdale smiled genially snd In fices of the state forester from the ed J. A Horck. ev antomobtla alage
Babl
Mountain
holdings
of
the line proprietor, whose license la s t
vited;
Spaulding Logging Company Indicate week was revoked by the public aerv
"Name It."
"No, thanks," declined Curly, his that the fire loss there w ill te far ;
commission, Io shoot his w ife threw
eyes eagerly watching the baud dip legs than first estimated
L ittle green Gnt*«, lw l«a In H i* ¡»«xly an«t one* lu
ping Into the hressi po.-ket for nfore tim ber seas destroyed, the loss being the bead. In a room In the Br ic a e r
paper money. "But what say to a little confined to the destruction of seven
hotel In La Grande, killin g hnr at
game In F ra n k s room?"
most Instantly. The shot« were fired
bridge».
"This Is my drinking night. I never
Frank A. Plm, Illum inating engineer In the presence o f th e ir 10 year-old
mix cards with liquor," laughed Dlns
Horck then dropped
and representative of the T ra ffic O f daughter, Lu« 4 *
dale.
"A man of spirit finds one time as ficers' association, with headquarter» front a window !0 feet to the ground
good as another."
at W ashington. 1». C., was In «»lent ran down an alley and shot hlraaelf,
"So he does; and tomorrow Is as last week conferring w ltli Karn A. fa ta lly through the hesd.
good is tsriay. Rut If you're hanker
o v e r yq.non.oon pound« of prna«-n
Ivozer, secretary of stale, wilh re f
ing for action I'll gut the deck for a
erence to startin g a campolan In ar • already signed up In ih * naw co
thousand a cut; any one of tbe men
o p e r s « '* prune exchange, according
Ore,;on for standardization of auto
here to shuffle the cards for us,"
to announcement given eut by C B.
Ughtly countered Dlnsdale
"Cutting mobile lighting .equipment.
Fponre, »late m arket agent.
Mr.
tbe deck does n t cell for much brain
The annual aouthern Wnee«, «own
work, and luck's vrtth me tonight "
ty fair w ill he held Septem ber 1«. 17 Rponrr said lh a l the new organise
French Curly began te lose lilt evil and 1». This w ill he the only fair lion would com m ’ Hi « operation* In
temper Heeds were twisting, ne«ks
In Wasco county this year, the regular Dragon and southern W ashington with
were craning, ae ISnsdale's reckless
fa ir
have been discontinued
and ton local organization». O ther unit«
offer was made; and the gambler—
It 1« declared w ill he orgunlxed and
tnone,
appropriated
for
thia
purpose
». tiling to stake his soul on t game
devoted to preparing a ceunty exhibit t> la expected th a t a large m a jo rity
i t ehance— had no thousand dollars
for the state fa ir and the holding the r f the orchards of the two atat«»a w ill
to risk, nor any respectable portion of
oon he signed up.
.,
-
that sum Had the Invitation to the southern Wasco cdunty fair.
small room been • accepted he ha«)
When w ater from the M cK ay flam
ptaafied to borrow money from Keno
rea«ryolr, now under construction by Ualuy Happtnirgt
Frank
W ith a sneer on his pallid
faea he said:
I the government, Is available, a* new
(Continued fro.«, c-ga I )
"You'll need lots of luck. You'll
plot ot land e»»t of Herm taton.lnol at
W . A. Allen wont tz? Eugciie, Sat
do well to stick, to luck."
I pretent u n d e r'Irrig a tio n , w ill «he ntll-'
urday, where he Is under the doetor’u
"K ipeclelly after I find s gems Is lie d hy th e -a ta te and federal govern1
cm
•rooked," loudly retorted Dlnsdale
m eat for a new experim ent »atatlon.
W het was you doing at that side
Mima M ary Smith went to Albany
A qutrtTT section of governm wit own
table when you pretended to be using
Friday to secure med'cal aid for a
land
h
st
been
get
atld
e
to
f
thl®
the gold scale*?"
lamo arm.
j
Those who had emptied Ih elr glasses purpose.
Retail Shops
PO U L T R Y , F IS H , C U R E D
i ’A G t S
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Call at our
"The dnj and spot being known.
Number Three must ride ahead with
the advance guard.
Number Four
must he one of the eight riding beside
the coach. When Number Three gets
opposite our ambush be should be out
of sight of tbe coach, as tbe ambush
will be beyond s bend In the road. He
will strike his man down. W e In am
CHAPTER V
bush w ill pull the fellow out of the
road and take care of hla horse. Num
A Bad Break fa r Dlnsdale.
ber Three will ride back a bit and sig
In a dark room at the bark of a Chl-
nal for on» of the roach guards to Join
aese washhouse severs! men sat In
him
I f more than one rides up. a ll
the better.
This guard, or guards,
■null be disposed of quietly as was the
first
We In ambuah will help, using
(he noose I f possible.
T ltelr horses
must not be frightened snd must he se
cured In the woods. At the very least
we w ill have cut down the number of
(Wards to eight, with hut seven by the
•(inch, one of these being Number
Four. Number Three w ill w-alt oppo
site the ambush until the coach comes
up. H e and Number Four w ill take
the six guard» by surprise, covering
them w ith four alx-gunv
We 1« sto-
tmsh w ill Instantly take a hand snd
»ecure the six. Three snd Four w-tll
het, gullop hack to meet the two rear
jwards and take them by surprise
I
«ready have a safe Cache for th * bul-
lon. This Is the plan In outline Any
I (uggestlons or questions?"
"The only drsrwbaek Is that Three
ind »'our will be marked men," spoke
jp Number Two.
“Bad for ns on the Inside less we
settle the hash of the ten," grumbled
Number Three.
"T hat would be going It too strong,"
protested Number Four, with a shiver
In his voice.
I Number one sharply said:
Than tha Manqobsn Stationed Outside
'T o th Three and Four are already
tka Daar Raiaad a Sing-Song Vaiea.
wanted for murder. One In Id a h o ; the
other In Nevada. Y et they live here
silence, waiting
Then the Mongolian
In Deadwood City and move shout
stationed outside the door raised a
openly. Once we get the treasure we
sing-song voice and was answered
will scatter. The hills gam» Is nearly
briefly In Chinese
T h e group In the
played .at. I-et others stay snd pick
room straightened to attention. Some
up the crumbs snd a rope."
one (Tossed the room and drew the In
“Seems as if I was getting the hot
side holt
The door opened, but eTen
end of the poker." growled Number
had there been a light t l * Inmates of
(h# roo)n wollld haT, beheld a figure so Three.
"M ight as well sentcac, me to death
heaTtly muffled as to defy recognition,
and be done with It," bitterly ctra-
'
wg, Dn man could
his nelgh-
plained Numtier Four.
bor.
"Itew ards are offered for .both of
"W ho comes?" softly demanded the
you snd ,ou haven't done a «csff”ld-
n xn who *>nd admitted the other tu*n
dsnee yet." grimly replied the leader
* r r > * 0B* w*1® ■•<»7» eomea last "A sw ift horse, s «-hangs of stamping
grounds, a new name, snd with forty
Number One."
"W e are ready for your talk." an or fifty thousand dollars to blow you'd
nounced the first speaker, returning to he fools to be caught But If either of
you refuse to play the part I pick for
bln chair.
“ How are you know nT' sake.) Num you. say so now."
There was an uneasy shuffling of
ber One.
"Tha one who always comes first to feet, hut the threat concealed hut poor
“Ton'll make no mistake la listen
the meeting place. Number Tw o.”
ly In the leader's words was fully un
ing to my next talk It's work that'll
“ Whom have you admlttedF
derstood.
r
"1 hater squaaivd Í S r -sbarFed 1 ,,
Number Three
,
"Then that’s settled, and woe to the
mss who tries to hack down." «aid the
lender “ Anything eiaew-
" I have a suggestion to uiake."
«poke up Number Two. "La, Three and
Four draw lots to see who shall Inks
the Inside Job snd leave the sen-nd
piece vacant until I can try to ae«-ure
auolher men for the second gourd It
doesn’t much matter what happens i t *
“Pivot”
gently replaced them on the ber.
In attem pting Io .o p e n a,head gatw
Those «bout to drink postponed the of the pine lake reservoir,T M A.
ceremony, and there was a general Chrlatenaon blew out the whole ^»ate
withdraw al to the opposite aide of the and let the w ater escape
T h e tak e
«■oom. French Curly wet hla pale lipa I Is about 18 m il» * from H alfw a y , ; but
sod quietly s a id :
I
the w ater (a uz»d/on land around th *
"T on 'll explain those words If yon t
town and I» toyn ted on for »»coed
can I f you can't you’ll eat them."
Dlnsdale toesed off h it drink and 'crop w ater b y /a a v e re l hay farm er»
The loaa of waqer !» more aarloua than
. laughed vacuously and retorted :
“Then I prefer explaining
Soine- the In ju ry to 'th » headgat*.
•hlng happened In the geme last night | T hera w a r* three ftta lltfe d due to
I didn’t like I let It past, as 1 dldn t
industrial accident»' In Oregon dur
I want to raise a row In Joe's p)e«-s
Ing
tb * week ending July 2», accord
' the first tim e I was there. It wee *1 <a
Ing to a report prepared by th * state
you stooped sad picked up a chip and
Industrial accident commission
The
pieced It on the table beside the little
ware
John T .
0 H ara,
gold tcalee."
I ! victim s
|
"Meaning
I
worked
something
crooked?" hissed French Curly.
|
"Derned If you haven t hit It deed
center: Have a d rin k "
"Swallow ft r
curtly commanded
the gambler, pulling a large here der
ringer from e aide coat pocket.
(T o
he continued)
FOR SALK
Duroc-Jersey
Boar Pigs
Write or phone J, Il V anxick
Knanpa. tim ekeeper; George W H u t
chinson. K lam ath
Falla, carpenter,
and A Dabole, Elgin, carpenter
A
total of 58S accidents ‘ waa reported
during the week
T h * M onm outh'com m ercial d u b has
Issued a call for u celebration by all
tha towns of Folk county at Helm ick
park on the Lucktam ut* riv e r, five
mil«'» south of Monmouth, on « oaa-
plotton of the west aide Pacific high
way
The aurfuc-lng of the la»» con
nectlng link has progresaed to w»««tt
I H mile» of Monmouth and It 1« •»
peeled tb * hl;»rwa.- w ill he.(>p«>n for
< 1 -A I h
i- .-
-•
4 *
I Ï
W. H. Rohcrtion and fam ily from
rdmendton, C»na«la, who ha. e been
| visiting K F. and W M. Robrrtaotu
iictutood to their home Thursday.
! M r. nn«l Mrz. Marion Fike are
campers in ll» l.« y while Mr. Pike iu
employed with the Pugh thrashing
machine. Both Mr. and Mrs. Pike
j v ere former reai lents of Halsey Mrs.
! 1 ke
was
known
as
Mis»
V e ra
Sts'« at ..
'
Ie nun St«mks r d two children,
Blanche and Lloyd, took Saturday’»
t n ln for Eugene, Blanche going to
have trouhleaome tonsils removed.
1). W. Knapp nn«l wife, bound from
th e ir home iu Eugene to Salem in
t car, ran into the ditch opposite the
lalsey Christian church Sunday af-
1 ternoon, making a job for the Foote
• »rage.
The damage amounted to
: 30 or »♦(*• People on tha street re-
porteil that tbe young matt lost con«
trol of the car while lighting a cig-
I . ret." l i t and hia wife aav he fell
' asleep at the wheel
Hia father, E.
L. Knapp, was the owner of the car,
1 but this is not the E. L. Knapp of
the Register Publishing company.
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