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The delegates returned from
the convention at Kennewick
o Monday and report a very
interesting League session. At
a special service in the church
Monday evening they told what
harp n d and how well they
were treated while there. It is
proposed .to hold a conventicn
in this city next summer.
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Walter Wade of Olex was in
town the first of the week, bring
irjr in C. V. Ma t n, Mrs. Ma
tin and Miss Gertrude Martin.
They went on to Portland where
Mrs. Martin will undergo an op
eration.
John flobertson.who is preach
ing at Centerville, W'n., stopped
off in Arlington a short time on
his way home from Walla Walla
where had been attending a con
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THE HONOR OF
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MIL
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truwFo Vuhthblg showa for tho
ttnpplueiM of Mellsae. What It ti to
I-Juq uo lunu ever gueswHl or knew,
for It was not until the lot spring
nowa had gouo that tha people at Lac
Bntn found what the foxoa and the
wolves bad left of him far to the south.
Fearlessly Jun plunged Into the white
world of the lake. There was neither
rock nor tree to guide htm, for every
where was the heavy (host raiment of
the Indian god. Day came, ouly a lit
tle lighter than the night lie crossed
the lake, his snowaboee sinking ankle
deep at every step, and once each half
hour be tired a single shot from his
rifle. He heard shots to the south and
knew that It was Ledoq, each report
coming to him more faintly than the
last until tbey had died away entirely.
Across the lake he struck the forest
again, and bis shouts echoed In futile
Inquiry In Its weird depths. At noon
Jan stopped and ate his lunch; then he
went on, carrying his rifle slways upon
his right shoulder, so that the steps of
his right leg would be shortened and he
would travel In a circle, as be believed
Dlxou bad done.
The storm thickened with the falling
of night, and be burrowed himself a
great hole In the soft snow and filled
It with balsam boughs for a bed.
When be awakened, hours later, be
stood up and thrust out his head and
found himself burled to the armpits.
With the aid of his broad snowshoes
bo drew himself out until be stood
knee deep In the surface.
lie lifted his pack. As he swung It
before him, one arm thrust through a
strap, he gave a startled cry. Half of
one side of the pack was eaten away!
A thin trickle of flour ran through his
lingers upon the snow. lie pulled out
a gnawed pound of bacon, a little tea
and that was all.
Frantically be ripped the rent wider
In his Bearch, and wben be stood np bis
wild face staring Into the chaos about
him, be held only the bit of bacon In
his band. In It were the Imprints of
tiny teeth sharp little razor edged
teeth that told him what bad bappeu
ed. While ho bad slept a mink bud
robbed bim of bis food!
With one of bis shoes he begun dig
ging furiously In the sudw. He tore
Uls balsam bed to pieces. Somewhere
somewhere not very far away tho
little animal must have cached Us
theft. He dug down nntll be came to
tho frozen earth. For an hour be
worked and found nothing.
Then he stopped. Over a small Are
be melted snow for tea and broiled a
slice of the bacon, which be ate with
the few biscuit crumbs he found In
the pack. Every particle of flour that
be could And be scraped up with his
knife and put Into one of the deep
pockets of bis caribou coat After that
he set out in the direction In which be
thought he would And Lac Bain.
Still be shouted for Dixon and fired
an occasional shot from his rifle. By
noon he should have struck the lake.
Noon came and passed; the gloom o"
a second night fell upon blm. He
built himself a fire and ate two-thirds
of what remained of the bacon. The
handful of flour In bis pocket be did
not disturb.
It was still night when be broke his
rest and struggled on. His first fears
were gone. In place of them there
rilled him now a grim sort of pleasure.
A second time he was battling with
death for Mellxse. And this, after all,
was not a very hard fight for him.
Wben he ate the Inst bit of his bacon
be made up bis mind wbnt he would
do when the end came. In the stock
of bis rifle he would scratch a few
last words to Mellsse. He even ar
ranged the words In his brain fodr of
them "Mellsse, I love you." He re
peated them to himself as be stagger
ed on, and that night beside the fire
he bnllt he began by carving her name.
"Tomorrow," he said softly, "I will
do the rest"
He was growing very hungry, bnt he
did not touch the flour.' For six hours
he slept and tben drank bis fill of hot
tea.
"We will travel until day, Jan Tbo
reau," he Informed himself, "and then,
If nothing turns up, we will build our
last camp and eat the flour. It will be
the last of ns, for there will be no
meat above this snow for days."
Ills snowshoes were an Impediment
now, and be left them behind along
with one of his two blankets, which
bad grown to be like lead upon his
shoulders, ne counted bis cartridges
ten of them. One of these be fired
Into the air.
Was that an echo he heard?
A sudden thrill shot through him.
He strained his ears to catch a repeti
tion of the sound. In a moment it
came again clearly no echo this time.
The shot came from Just over the
mountain.
(To be continued.)
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CONDON. OREGON.
MEREST!
NEWS OF WEEK
BRIEFLY TOLD
Personals about People You Know
Gathered by the Wide Awake
Arlington Reporter of
the Condon Globe
Geo. A. Ytirnell, a rancher of
the Bicklcton country, was here
the first of the weik on business.
Lester Wade, F. T. HurlburN
J. E. Reynolds and Otis Camp
bell came down to Arlington
from Condon WeJrcsday in the
Wade automobile,
Mrs. Sarah D. Carlisle of Hood
River spent several days her
visiting and looking after prop
erty interests,
Alf Weatherford Jr., has pur
chased a new Ford auto from L.
L Taylor of Condon. Mr. Wea
therford lives out on the Jot n
Day.
Mrs. Claud Clark and Mrs. A.
B. Robertson went to The Dalles
last week, Mrs. Clark goinR down
to get some glasses and to have
her eyes treated.
Sam Vanvactor and Mr. Spen
cer and their families were in
Arlington Sunday, coming down
in Vanvactor's car to visit at the
Anise's home. .
W. W. Weatherford was in
Arlington the last of the week
and reported that the wheat on
his Olex farm loiks quite jrood.
J. F. Mu'.key, the merchant of
Rock Creek, was in Arlington
Saturday on business
J. E. Reyndds was over from
Troutlake the last ot the week.
Wilbur France of Rock Creek
can be seen sporting around
these days in his new Ford auto.
He comes to town everyday now
and says it is not near as far to
town.
Joe Starr, proscuting attorney,
was in this end of the county
the first of lhi3 week on business.
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BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
J. M. Reed and wife of Cecil
was in town last Saturday on
business and shaking hands with
their many friends.
W, L McCaleb, county road
ennprvianr una in t ti i mi-H nf
the county the first of the week
on business and also looking
after the roads west of here over
in the Quinton county.
J. E. Burdett and family left
on Saturday for McMinnville
where he haa joined a law .firm
in thit city. All of his friends
will be pie asad to hear that he is
getting itlong nicely there.
Don't overlook the fact that
the Globe can give you clubbing
rates on any magazine or news
paper published.
A. P. McNARY, Proprietor
The Grande Hotel
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March 15 to April 15, 1013
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'- L. C0MINI, Proprietor.
Designer, Manufacturer, Importer
Branch House at Condon
SREEP LOST BY
HEAVY
RAINS
A few sheep were lost in this
section the first of the wtek, the
heavy rain coming right after
shearing being responsilU for
damage.
woolselIsTrom
13 T0J7 CENTS.
Several wool sales were made
here this week, the price being
from 13 to 17 cents.
Sam Sinclair, a sheepman from
ucroae the river, was in town tho
first of the week.
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