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-Y e a /'* I aaaeutvd au J lucked at her
w n J / 7 x » d « i a s « y r e A problem , do*»
aud
in e x p ia b le , forced Itself upon
How about recognltlou on my
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The N ew Diplomacy
o f Peace
TIPSY MAN’S BABIY UBBE
AERIALSTIINTS
Practical Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
THE DALLES,
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The Dalles, Portlaiil ui
Istoria Natation Co.
Im perial H otel
Gareptaa Plen Perilani. Ore.
T a i l M BTMBAS
M anager
OREGON
Regulator Line
B r IH H V
B O O T . S a c r a ia r y * f » t a i«
part?“
808 Second Street, next door to the
There was S prompt relief, however.
Pacific Express Company.
I f you do not read 1 he O bserver «Of course FOB. she continued, w l i h
M a il orders p ro m p tly a tte n d e d to
A fhy N o t ?
all those photographs Tom has —
A l l w o rk w a rra n te d .
V t« should lik e to have you ta k e
• W hy. I would have known you any­
E have entered anew, whether wo will or not, by the
« y a J we W * I t w o u ld be p r o fita b le to where!’’ I I n t e r r u p t e d b o h lly .
I k
D&U h
NECESSITIES
OF
OUR
DEVELOPM
ENT,
into
j d o i i « « b r t a u e • « u b a c rlb e r.
W e le n d 1»
There was nothing entangling In the
% o y e a rs fb» > 2 5 0 ; o n e > e a r >1 8 O ;1 2 t< c t» conversation thus far, and 1 am sure
the field of intimate relations with all tho nation» of the
tto-otory Sr* p roof b u ild in g
a m o n t h ,« a’ t m u c h . T r y IL O r d e r by
Ktesmors leave Portland and T he
Halo*. |J.UO an d up.
there was nothing In It to my credit
earth. It is a field in which the guiding principle laid
P o s ta l C a rd , an d p ay fo r It w h e n y o u c a n .
k u tlr e ly ren ovated .
Dplles d ally except Kuudsy at 7 a. tu.
In the role of the visiting youug gen­
C eu trolly located.
arriving
at aboul 04) in., oouuwotlug a t
f r e e bua maeta t r a in a
down by Washington of “ friendship for all, entangling
A t any tim e w hen requested to do tleman. She was waiting for me to
L y le w it h th e
an, th e p a p e r w il l be d la e o rtiin u e d H u t w e Join her in the trap, hut 1 was too ob­
alliances with none,” is as wise a rule of conduct'as it was in Wash­ Cornea Down When Me Gets Good aud
Maw and eoav Iaullea’ Parlor D in in a Room
e * p * c t t h a t a ll a r r e a r « w i l l be p a id b e fo re
tuse to see It, and a verbal Invitation
now on m ain door. Pina
P ina C
ale t aud
Cale
u Lad lea*.
au c h r e q u e s t Is m a d e .
I t I* eaay to a»k ua
Ready
and
Judge
Fines
Him
$lfi
A n n e x , k n o w u aa th e U a io a i.a a a o Boom .
ington's time.
t
was necessary.
lo r a » tS te n .e n t, w h ic h w ill be c h e e r fu lly
Por His Acrobatic Ex*
When the die was cost and, trapped,
I t ia as true now as it was then that Kurt pc 1ms certain prim an in­
r e n d e re d a t a n y t im e .
I sat down by her aide It was w ith a
blbltlon.
terests
in
which
we
are
not
concerned
and
into
which
wo
shopld
not
reckless. Intoxicating feeling.
There
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't
fo r
was the delicious consciousness of sit­ permit ourselves to be drawn, yet it is u field in which we Care no
Fc
James UalUgun of McCheauey street,
ting by a beautiful g lr l - a stra n g e r- longer to be indifferent OR TO BE IGNORANT, for in i f the
F or Goldendale and illlc k lt a t valley
•c ia n ttO u a cb q o l o r
wbo, by her manner, opened to me, a>
Orange. N. J., got the tipsy Idea that
c o ll* « « , *n<J fo r bus!»
' »hits. T ra in leave« (lohlendsje at
n c *« i ll« .
to an Intim ate friend, an Innocent, interests of our vast production and trade are vitally concerned, and in he needetl some aerial exercise. Un
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d a. m dally except Hunday, a rr iv ­
a o m p la ta lv •Q u IP P *«
winsome nature. I cared not how the it we havo responsibilities and duties—duGoa to civilization and to steadily he, a muscular fellow, tw enty
b u l l d lu * .
T h o ro u g h
ing at L y le at 7 An a. ni., eounectlug
liw itr u c flo n s o e o ro tn «
affair might end, only that I might en
seven years old. climbed to the top of
w
ith down river l»out for Portland and
to th « b * S | m a th o d a .
Joy It to the full for a brief length of H U M A NITY—which we cannot escape if wo would and which the the Lackawanna railroad’s lofty signal
U b o r s to r t« « ,
lutertuediate points.
. . . By . ..
M in u a l t r a in in g . T h *
time.
W e drove through the main conscience of America will not permit us to csoapo if wo could.
tower at Nnssnn street. Orange. There
p r in c ip a l
haa
ha^
Ijeavea L y le for Goldendale on the
*
A . J . HOW ELL. J r.
streets of the tow n; our destination
V
a n ty
-th rw a
t? v re
tjr-tl
In
this
time
of
r
o
t
immigration,
of
in
tern
,tb
n
a
l
arrival of the up rivur at earner.
was evidently a suburban home. It
«x
p a ri« n o * In P o r t -
e a r s
was not long before 1 learned that I o w n lership,
C o p yrig h t, He*!, by A . J. H o w e ll, J r.
for enterprise and of enlarged ____
pqa< tui air, be swung out and began to do
e rs h ip . of
. opportunities
.
& > *•
was playing the purt of a young Mr.
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on
a
tra-
intercourse and, above all, of steadily progressing popular |pveru-1 >tunts like a circus athlete on
Olbaou, who had been a college mate
H A V E ttitvnyisr done reckless tilings.
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of her brother. As to bis present oc­ ment a NEW DIPLOM ACY has fount! peace. We already yen1 ne
In fa c t I have always regarded
cupation I was rather huzy.
that the sumo rules of right conduct which obtain in our individual
myself a* n victim to a keen, Ir-
O verland Express trains for Halem,
Hhe pointed Out all the roceut im ­
J. W . H I L U M. D.
Itnaeburg, Aalilund, rim ram vuto, Og­
T «• | rcatatlhle relish for adventure. As provements of Ethelburg and direct­ intercourse with each other apply also to our internal political action
den, Han
Kranclaoo, Htix’kton I hw
• bfiy I w a* placed In many precarious ed my attention to a number of her
For
a n y f u r t h e r I n fo r m a t io n w r i t * o r
Angeles, E l Pa»<>, N e w Orleans and the
m
F. O. IWwwrwr I k
p*alifi>os, hut through n y h a p p y g o friends whom wo passed. During a and the exercise of the powers of self government.
KaaL l.envee Portland Utildn Ihjpot, call on ihc nearest Agent, or the General
Wo realizo that what is wrong and to bo condemned in the oonduct
b r t .u r e y o f look trig a t them 1 gener­ period o f ten years it is quite natural
O
ffic
e
at
Portland.
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H 45 p. n i. Arrlvea 7.25 a. m ., d ally.
ally emerged ail right. Aa n man, too, for one to forget a great deal, so that of man to man ia wrong and to beMiondcmnetl ia A o conduct of
M orning tralu eonbsetaat Woodburn
I fear that I hava Improved but little my ignorance and lapse of memory
d ally except Humlay w ith trains for
In tills paifienlar.
M t. A ngel, Hllverton
Brsw uavllle,
were not startlin g^ I t amused her and PUBLIC OFFICERS and in the conduct of politicians.
Hprlugtteld, W a n d liu g aud N atro u.
I often recall my first trip to Ethel- made her more charming through her
America has given to the world an example o f a democracy made
I.«aven
Portland
U
n
io
n
De|x)tH.80aJU.
BxiW n year or more ago, with Just feeling of superiority In that particu­
up of individuals capable of that self control and self restraint which
arrives 6.66 p. t o .
What feelings I w ill leave you to Judge. lar.
Eugene paanu-nger coonecla at W ood­
The bouse wanted me to open up some
As we approached the outskirts of enable the defeated contestants in a most exciting political contro­
burn w ith M t. Angel nnd Hllverton
new territory, and 1 protested, as any town I was suddenly Belzed w ith u versy to accept PEACEFULLY the judgment of the majority and
local. I.eavea Port land U nion Depot
salesman would do, but I was tokl that sense of my perilous situation. A cool
4.16 p. at., re turn* 10 36 a ru., d ally .
lead the entire community, however keen i^iay lie its feelings, to bow
1 was the only man to break the new wave suffused me. I could not dare to
Corvallis paoasnger leaves Portlaud
ground and had to go. I made one or appear at her home. I felt an Impulse with rospect to judicial judgment.
U n lou Depot 7.80 a ut., arrlvea6.6O p.u».
to
Jump
and
run,
which
of
itself
un
tw o poiuts In a dlsgruutled sort of splr
D a lly .
The same spirit re-enforced by the sentiment for humanity and tho
It but after I bad sent In some large nerved me. I was desperate, and the
Sheridan paaeeuger leave« Portland
orders I began to get Interested. I t girl was talking volubly of her friends, desire to help the progress of civilization may exert a powerful influ­
U ulon Depot 4 60 p in., a rriv e *8.26a m .
was a good agricultural country, mid a her-home and herself.
D a ily .
ence not only upon our, own affaire anti othor nations, but upon the
My hand wandered to my pocket In
d m aimer doesn't have to bo long on
Forest dro ve pensenger leaves Port­
the road to learn that good business search of a handkerchief, and It was IN T ER N A TIO N A L INTERCOURSE of mankind.
land Union De|mt 10.45 p .m ., arrives
^
I 60 p .a i. D a lly except Huuday.
may bo expected where things look that small act that saved me. There
M E D IA T IO N A N D A R B IT R A T IO N ARE U 8 E F U L M E T H 0 0 8 OF
prosperous ont of the car window s. was an Important letter that I Intend
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P O R T L A N D O H W E H O .H U B U R B A N
The day I rolled Into Ethelburg was od mailing a t once upon my arrival at
TO W AR. B U T T H E T R U E P R E V E N T IV E OF W A R IS T H E W IL L ­
S E R V IC E A N D Y A M H I L L
splendid, Just warm enough to awaken Ethelburg.
I beg, pardon,” I said, w ith a show IN G N ES S OF T H E PEO PLE C F T H E W O R L D TO BE JU S T TO W A R D
D IV IS IO N .
a souse of dreamy luxury.
of
great
surprise,
“but
I
shall
have
to
There use « pretty girl across the
De|w>t, Foot o f Jefferaon Htieet.
return to the postofflee.”
I glowed ONE A N O T H E R .
(dels from cie who looked at the Im­
Leave* from JefTvraon street depot for
mense green beds of garden truck, the with Inw ard triu m p h..
R o b e r tln e * ! » • • w h e t e v e ry w o m a n
Indeed I” she answered. “And, do
Dallsa und Interm ediate points dally,
delicate new foliage of the trees and
m o a t d ea lrea - a p e r fe c t c o m p le x io n .
4 16 p.m . A rriv e Portland, 1016 «.in
tho barnyard scenes w ith such nn e v i­ you know, I have been thinking for
I t b r in g » t h a t s o ft. SflaaoH
1 W 1 I1 P I I.IK K A S W IM M S K
some time that I neglected to go by
T h e Intlepsndenes ALrnuiotilh Motor
c le a r t in t to th e cheek t h a t d -n o te a
dent air of pleasure that 1 gradually
per.e.
W
hile
Halllgan
yelled
at
the
top
,
my dressmaker’s. So w e'll return aud
Line o|»erales d ally to M onm outh and
y o u th fu ln e a a .
I t w ill b rin g b e a u t}
o
f
his
lungs
he
swung
to
and
fro,
kick­
perform our missions and then come
A i r l i e , connecllng
w ith H. I*. C o’s
to thoae w h o la c k I f . I t w ill r e t a in
ing all the while us If lie were swim
trains ut Dallas and Independence.
back.
The weather is pleasant for
I t f o r th o a e w h o a lr e a d y po»ac*a I t ;
mt ng lu another elem ent
I irwt . I. -*» fur«' ti -111 f ’. l ' l . n i d to
I t w ill e n a b le you to s u c cessfu lly
driving, a t any rate,” she continued
Young Lunatic Cooped Up by ilia Molka»
The tower signalman added his
combat th e r a v a g e s o f w e a th e r and
Hacramento and F in FrsncUco, |20:
agreeably, “don't you think?”
to Keep Him Out of
cries
H e momentarily expected H a l
berth, fib. Second-close fair, fil5;aecond
tim e
D o n ’ t d o u b t - d o n ’ t a r m s . Ju»t
The obeervatlon was one In which I
t r y R o b e r tln e .
Y o u r d ru g g is t w ill
Hgsn to fall off and l>e dashed to
class berth, |2.60
Asylum.
heartily acquiesced, for It was a rich,
y o u a fre e s am p le.
A ll d ru g -
pieces. But there fcaa another danger.
Tickets to Eastern points and Europe
balmy spring day and formed quite a
kee p R o b e rtln e .
also Japan, Chinn, H o nolulu sod
contrast to tho cool days from which
Confined in a cage or cell only ton WhUe the man’s w<4ght hung on It, the
semaphore and the chain of signals of
Australia.
I had Just come. At the moment there
foot long by three wide and six high,
was an additional Inspiration in our
C IT Y T IC K E T O F P IC E , Corner T h ird
clad in only a few rags, Otis Wheeler) which It la part could not be aioved.
and W ashin gton . Phone M ain 7 » !
turning toward town, for In It lay the
Patrolman (loorge Schott heard the
the tw enty seven-year-old son of lie n
P o rtland , Or.
hope of escape.
ry Wheeler of Stoddard, Mass., was yells and, rapping w ith hts club on the
W e made an agreement to meet at
C. W . STIN G ER ,
W m . F lcM U R R A Y
found by Mrs. Jennie I ’owora, agent base of the tower, ordered Halllgan to I
the postofflee w ithin fifteen minutes,
C ity T icket Agent.
G en-P aa*. A g t
foe the Keene Humane society, who descend. This was all he could do,
and 1 sprang lightly from the trap,
had received a complaint from the and, knowing It, Halllgan Jeered
traveling bag In band. I recall vivid
town officials that the young man was Schott aud the tower man, bidding
ly the conflict of emotions that welled
being 111 treated and deprived of his them to come and take him down and
within me. They were deep and ear
hurling other pleasantries a t them.
liberty.
Tho signalman In a frenay of rage
nest and now seem all the more amus­
A t one end of the building a cage
and fear swore helplessly at Halllgan.
ing because of their genuineness,
h u .l b e e n e r e c t e d of strong hardwood
was dizzy with dollghtz to be free
bars as large as a man's arm and se­ The slgualman hastily told Rchott that
D o th e y fltT I f t h e y 'r e n o t E X ­
cured so strongly that It would take a l l u l I l g H h climbed up the tower on a
A C T L Y r ig h t , le t ua in a k a th e m ao.
again, and nt the same time I was
W h e n w e f it yo u , w e f it y o u A C ­
man w ith an ax some time to get o ut
narrow Iron ladder whose ascent taxaa
possessed with a mean, skulking sense
CURATELY.
Lon<
a xp erian o a,
In tho cage the man was sitting on the nerves of signalmen. Tho. signal
• v e r y n eo eeeary a c le n tlfle a p p a r a tu s
the floor, working as fast ns be could. man ordered him down, whereupon
a n d t h * r e q u ire d k n o w le d g e e n ­
On Matters That Interest You r
a b lin g ua to c o r r e c tly use th e sam e,
Halllgan ran out on the platform and
o u r o w n c o m p le te w o rk s h o p , w ith
Your local paper is a necessity
climbed to the semaphore arm.
e v e r y f a c i li t y —e v e n to t h * g rin d in g
H aving exhausted threat*, the signal
to you, financially and socially.
Of sp e cial lenses—a r e a l l a t y o u r
d isposal hare, a s s u rin g a s e rv ic e
man and Schott 00axed Halllgan for
But a K I W 8 F A P E R O F GEN
n o t possible w it h o th e rs less f o r t u ­
awhllg, b u t.h e scoffed until his arms
E&AL
CIRCULATION, contain­
n a t e ly eq u ip p ed .
A g a in —do y o u r
3 T r a in s to T h e C a st D oily
grew weary and then descended
glasses F I T . o r n e a r ly fit?
ing the latest news of the world,
Schott promptly arrested him. H a lil
Through Pullm an Ht.»n.|«td* and is equally necessary to you. The
_nn after a long sleep told Justice
tourist slreplng-cara d ally t<» G'tiabe, 1 'up to date man’* will provide
Bray that he remembered nothing of
Chicago. Hpokatit; ton»1*1 alreplr»« car
HACIXAY BLP
WASH 5T5 PORTLAND
the dangerous adventure
himself with these two essential
daily to Kan««»» C llv . ltw lb d n g < hair
“I fine you 110,“ said the Justice.
features of progress
oars feewts fre^A h» • b *
»leily,— ■-
•You ure lucky to escape Imprison­
In THE TWICE - A - WEEK
ment, for had you delayed a train by
PO RTLAND DEPOT. Lv. Dnily.
Ar. D rily.
S1IE WAS DOOXINO 1U1UKTI-Y AT UK-
SPOKESMAN
- REVIEW,
Spo-
l TOOK AM OPrOBTUMITT TO SAT, “ PLKAi-a
Interfering w ith the signals I would
PARDON M B ”
fell Into musing how glorious It would
Cl IIC A G O -P O M LAND
kane, Wash., will bo found the
have sent you to Jail. Do not fly eo
HPKCIAI.
far
the
Kati
be to settle down right there- with her
all right, though, and toon had the two
very latest news of the world, its
A 00 p ie
high hereafter. Remain on the ground-’
vie Huntington.
9.20 *.m.
•r-tq apeud the balance of my Ilf* In
I IA p m.
men seated w ith me listening to some
P a tte * D ig s*, (**e p t)
1.10 p m.
Halllgan paid the tine and seemed
matter including information on
tit* rich deltghtH of country life. I 1 tu­
new yarns that I had several times
t 00 M IP.
gratified to have escaped ao nanny dan
6.16 p.m.
BPO XAK B PLY k it
politics, commerce, agriculture,
tored over the dream, stealing occa­
no
t
lo
p
.
i
»
s
.
used to good advantage.
Paste« B:g g t
10 12p ir.
3 67 a m.
mining, literature, as well as the
sional glimpses of her for Inspiration.
There w hs a light step behind nm.
For
trrn Wi
W p<hlnfftofit
sr Baa
Karirrn
[-
■ WwlLi Wa in, I m w I*
Just hsfDrw we reached Ethelburg,
local happenings in the states of
and a happy expression leaped to the
ton,
C‘
ear
d
’
A
lenv
a
ir
i
C
reu
l
N
orthern
p'.tnU
T h e P a m llr R o b o t .
however, • fellow came In from the
Montana, Oregon, Idaho, Wash­
old gentleman’s eyre. I did not turn
"Bobby,” asked the teacher of the
A 1 L A N 1 I C »¿XPItkfcS
smoker nnd, w ith eyes widening from
at once, but the young fellow bawled
ington and the provinoe of British
Cor th« E u ri ria H unt-
class In arithmetic, addressing the
•.15 p m
7 16 a m.
surprise, ytepped forw ard and after a
Ington.
out savagely, “Have you seen the raa-
Columbia. In addition, its 00L
question to one of the younger puplla,
ru. Mop.
Bus
esbtlods wok about the car stooped
c n ir
12 M p-n
X0» a.ra.
Pa-ere B><<«
“how many pints are there In a gal­
umns for women, its popular
aud kissed her. I looked painfully out
My spirits sank, and my heart
P O U IL A N D U 1G G »
lon?“
'
scienoe articles, its short and con­
o f the window. The green lettuce and
thumped. I tnatlnctlvaly knew that I
L O C A L , for «II local
•I’ve forgot It again, ma’am,” said
tinued stories, its "Answers to
toe pugeb blossoifts became a mockery.
point« b etw een B iga«
was trapped at last, und there was
Bobby, who found It hard to qpmmlt to
r e p m."
en d Portland.
8 IS i>.<n
6 i re
•'
W U elturg I sauntered forth upon
nothing I would not have done rather
Correspondents”
and "Puxxle
II.89 «.m I.v U 1» |..*A
Arrive* *t Biiru«
memory
the
tables
of
weights
and
Uncle
Sam
usee
the
UNION
GAS
| the station platform. looking listlessly
than meet thnt girl face to face. I
Problems” combine to form a
BN GINS far AJt field oetfita Is the
measures.
ab ou t toe. My eyes soon wandered be-
C a l k m b l H n n d W l l l a i t x l l e R iv e r .
did look, however, aud saw her oyea,
artillery and wirnlett ttlerrtph
home newspaper that at $1.00 per
Thinking that perhaps by turning
>e»rt th e row of waiting carriages to a
eervlee. T b it roach treatment 1«
wide and wonderlug, fixed upon me as
from
the
abstract
to
tho
concrete
she
year can nowhere be excelled.
a
trae
practical
test
ol
efficiency
sad
dars-^
For
Antorlfi
aud
w:»v
|v>lnls,
con-
girt dressed In white and seated In a
she answered her brother absently,
*
IT S A D T B R T M IN O V A L V R .
°
might succeed better In stim ulating
M lity . The UNION OAR BN GINB la t a -
uvctlng w ith Ht< amcr r<»r U who »» and
trap
S h e was looking directly at me, “ WHT, I WOULD HAVK KMOWIT TOO AMT “No.”
•tructcd In • « * •
meaner e n k o f
TKABisn n n R aos t o BITB.
his powet o f recollection, the teacher
N o rth Bench. Steamer Haneul<>, Aali
Parhap* row hav* aam ath lag to «all—«
WIIKKB r
and as abe caught my eye her face
W e were Introduced, and I was op­
tuch floe material that it «tart« eaay, works
street d-?ck. Leaves H.00 p m. dully, farm , a team , farm m achinery. Toa m ax
tried another tack.*
easy and rvna eaay asder n-dinary. every­
brightened Into a cheery smile, and of treachery. I stole through a aide pressed by the cool reserve In her trerln g w hat few rags remained
w ith to buy aoraathlng Th« boot poaathlo
except Huiidwy. Hiiturduy 1000 p. ni
“Bobby,” she said, “your father la a
w a r to ootnm anloata w ith pooplo w ho wtoto
him
to
vary
small
pieces
and
mum­
day,
roeafc
farm
usage.
Before
you
invest
s
she waved her gloved hand In a most door and slunk away to a back streot, manner, but In a moment I took ad­
Arrlvi-a 6 00 p. m dutly except ^iiiiday. 8» b u r or aall la by laaartlag a «m all ag-
cent lu a sue engine w rite lor oer free catalog
milkman,
Isn’t
be?"
bling
to
himself.
Ills
face
was
pale
v«rtlaam a«t la Tha Spokaam aa-R evtaw .
fam iliar salutation. I lifted ray hat finally d rifting Into a festnurant, which/ vantage of an opportunity to say In
“Yos. ma'am.”
Farm ara, atorkiaaa, latnharm aa a « g m ta-
For Dayton, Oregon C ity ai>d Yarn
U n io n G as E n g in e Co.
and bowed happily. There was an un­ proved to be a little more respectable a low voice: “Please pardon me. I and drawn and was covered with a
ara ta k a tha T W IC X - A - W R B K .
“W
ell,
now,
think
aa
hard
aa
you
can.
beard.
The
nails
on
his
fingers
and
h
ill
R
iv
e
r
point*,
A*l>
«ircet
dock
mistakable Invitation In her look for than Ita outwnrd appearance Indicated
62-00 First St., Portland, Oregon
couldn’t help It, and I meant no barm.”
I
you wtoh to roach bualnaoa m aa ang
He sometimes sella a gallon can full
leaves 7 00 a m ditily except Hundny. w aw f oom
P . F . Kendall, Bales Agent
ane to go over and speek to her, nnd Thnt was my refrgo for nn hour. I She generously accepted the apology. toes were long aud pointed.
era, urn tha D AILY or SUN D AY
of milk, doean’t he? Just aa W all,
"Arrives
6.80
p.m.
daily
except
Holiday.
SPOK BSM AN-RBVIW W .
The
man,
while
having
the
appear­
Biy pulaa thrilled w ith a new sensation. chatted vtC i t! ‘ p
I Inter thanked her most earnestly for
. ' ” d b!
when be does, how many pints of milk
T
H
8
T W IC B -A -W B B K R A TBS A R B
ance
of
being
harmless,
la
said
to
ba
I felt a t once that It wna a case of mla
l)?autifu1 self possession that
F o r Lew letou, Idah o,n nd way
w ife and Incidentally made a go .4 b.i,
T ea eaata por llaa aaoh laaortloa. CoaoS
very treacherous. The story la told are tliere in that gallon can?”
¿taken Identity, but to make sure I cunt through a s<»cret sense of obligation. I saved bio that day.
I
from
Riparla,
Wash.
Leave
RipHiia
atg word« to a Una.
E v ery o n e sh ou ld su b scrib e fo r
• It ’s all milk, ma’am r* Indignantly
I 6.40 a. in ., or upon arriv al train No 4 T U B D AILY A N D SU N D A Y R A T B FO B
a hurried glance behind me. I could
We strolled together to the front that at oue time bis mother had Just
longed to slip aboard a train nnd quit
oxclalmed B obb y.-Y o uth ’a Companion.
bis
hom
e
paper,
In
order
Bo
g
et
a
ll
returned
to
the
kitchen
after
taking
OOHSROUTIVS IN S E R T IO N S
d
ally
except
Hal
u
nlay.
A
rrive
Ripuri*
see no aoe whose greeting I had nppro-
the town forever. Had tharo been on* part o f the stoae, where 1 saw the girl some food to him, and, as she was
4 p. ro. dally ex<»pt Frblu.v.
th e lo ca l n ew s, b u t to k eep in to u ch
prlgted.
10a
to lenv* at that hour o f th * day I who had Iweu on the train with me. about to do something near the range,
“Pnt Into n Bonlt.”
tta
( did hot hesitate. Pertiapa I should
w ith th* w o r ld 's d a ily ev en ts
Ì SSS
would undoubtedly h av* been a pa* The same youug man waa standing be­ she heard a noise behind her lia r son
F o r f u ll In fo r m a t io n c a ll o n o r r d d r c t v
ta*
Thoms* MIrion wss IRckens' solic­
hava dine so. paying some regard to
side her. As her eyre met mine, she
Bhould a lso read
seoger. but there was non* until 4 In
itor na well as hln schoolfellow and
Wm. m c m u r r a y
»»«
the proprieties of the case. I was de
Bushed deeply, film wus purchasing had got ont of his cage and wns about
the afternoon, and there w er* several
G e n 'l PBsfiBngpf A gru»,
Sanninad. however, to make the most
S S s -::::::::
wlatlow curtains. I apokc of her to to strike her or push her on the stove, used to say that he waa the only an* of
P o r tla n d . O reg o n
of a pleasant game, and In a moment I hours before ma.
oiy companion, and through some sub­ and sbe escaped by throwing a kettle all of “Charlie's" friends whom th *
TH N BUNDAY A LO N B
I felt the Importance of soiling some tle Influence of the Incident there was of hot water on him.
novelist hfld never ’•put Into a book.”
wsa bra«hl ng through the noisy car­
«an i» par lin a «aah Inoartlon. Count
W
.
R.
C
R
O
C A N . A G E N T , •lx T«a warga
<
xxls
and
later
made
bold
to
venture
Mltton'a
hearers
smiled
Inw
ardly,
be­
I
t
la
said
that
the
parents
of
the
to a lina.
riage drtvera. still exchanging little to­
boru In me a happy dream, aud now
M o ro , O fr g o n
’«vrtli fi»r my sample case at the d*- whenever I
kens of recognition with the girl.
reach Ethelburg the young man, not wishing to send him cause they recognised obvious pieces
T h e le a d in g ev en in g n ew sp a p er o f
A D D R ESS
’«•t.
The
first
store
I
entered
offered
to
an
Insane
hospital,
erected
the
out
of
Mltton
In
several
of
th*
noyels,
th
*
8
T U B SPO K B8M A N-R BV TBW .
ffiic spoke firs t “ We didn't know
crowning circumstance of my visit la
t h e P a c ific C oast, w h ich has com ­
Rpokan«, Wash
whetbre yon were coming or not,” she a Ikouauzu of luck. I thought thn old tl»o youug lady In the trap who always building and built a cage In It to keep moat conspicuous fragments be,ng In
p lie s A sso cia ted P ress rep o rts and
W r it * your a g r. plain 1?, a a a lo a ln g amnuna
him from Injuring any one.
Wemmlck ("G reat Expectations”) and
said, ext»-ndlng her hand, “but I told gentleman would never close bla ordar. meets me.
|a
or money ordar to r n u m h ar at
Mrs. Wheeler made arrangements Tappertlt ('B a rn a b y Itudg*”).
sp ec ia l lea a sd - w Ire serv ice, w ith
Not
papa that I lieRered yoo would be here H e t I knew It v u all right; that th*
SiaarUoaa gaatrag. and alata w hathar y«a
«doh ad y la«
la Daltp, SaaAar
ar
w ith Mrs. Powers whereby the ca g e la miMh In eommoa. It may l>e anld, »>«
today and not waR for Tom ” . * '
co rresp o n d en ts In Im p ortan t n ew s
firai’a rating could stand It, and also
fra in a « W aah.
Northbnd
to
be
enlarged.
tween
three
two
ecce
1
1
tries.
Navert
he
I realised my predicament, but there that we had the goods to sell and th *
H o s - r X » m h « r « In R o m e .
cen ters a n d In a ll th e c itie s and
pease nger
was no power on earth that could deter price* to make them go. We smoked
le«*. Ilf« being more various and move
An observing tourist who visits
p rin cip a l to w n s o f th e N o r th w e s t
me from following up the little decep­ and Joked for a long while, and I was P.oir.a nnd w a lk s through the streota Is
Inconsistent than fiction, there b* was
d ally
Ck•«<aata
6 0 YEARS’
p e r i l and a n d su b u rb s are covered
tion as .Jar as I might consider pru- quits content not to look for any more fiouttle-v surprised that there are very
visibly. Dickens wns greatly and long
The chestnut la the rao*t digestible
E X P E R IE N C E
.
.
.
.
.
B
i
g
g
s
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1
.
2
0
p
m
.0
dsNit Rg a quick Intuition I felt sure , customers. In fact, to stay there ap- few houses Imarlug the ominous nnra- all a vita, especially after It has
by a b rig h t s t a f f o f r e p o r te r s and
attached to him, and It wns In a l*tt«r
6.4 , . .G ltw o n s .,..
1.40
to the law yer that he described most
ed ito ria l, d ra m a tic, so c ie ty and
l>eH‘ed
•♦ « ’»«‘J to mF «o’1"* of l»er “ 13," nearly all the house« that r o a s t e d o r boiled I t contains In
7 0 ........Kinks........
1.44
that of a young man who w a * expect
prudence, for I alili fe lt aa guilty aa Bhould bear thorn» figure* being marked partaou w ith tho potato more atarrtk admirably th* frightful railw ay acci­
sp ec ia l w riters.
S a tu rd a y s e d i­
9.8 . . . W a s c o . , . .
2.04
ed on n visit In the capacity of a an escaped convict. And, too, I had "12b” or “ 14n."
dent from which he escaped physically
protetd in d fat, but leas mineral
14.1 , , K lo n d y k * ..
2.17
tion co n sists o f 2« to W p ages, and
friend o< her brother.
unhurt,
but
gravely
shaken
In
nerve.
ter.
___
X
. H uniuult. . .
made a very creditable showing for
16 1
2 28
“Y a c * 1 answered vaguely, but with
k s s color» com ic pagaa. as w all gg
T » e A r a b i «» S r**" -
19.2 H a t Canon Jot
2.40
Ethelburg In the way of business.
a warm grasp of her band. “It was
W n s d r r f a l W m « C e lla r s .
19.9
..M
c D a n a lris ..
T raps M arks
Among
the
Arabs
of
Syria
a
2.41
a
d
ep
a
rtm
en
t
fa
r
ch
ild
ren
,
colored
I was Introduced to several of t h e
DcmoHB
convenlant to come Just now, and 1 j
The moet wonder m l wine cellars In
28.9 . . . DcMoss .
2.68
clerks aa they appeared back at th* changos hla nnmo after the birth of
fa sh io n p age, an In terestin g seria l
C o r v r kiht s Ac.
27.0 ........ Moro . , . .
thought I might aa well not w a tt I
8.04
H e calla hl»n*elf by bis the workl are underuontli a nobleman’s
Anyrma aanrtlng a abotrh and daaarlpOnn m ay
office and also to on* of the old gen his first son
sto ry and other a ttr a c tiv e feature»
80.4 .. Eraklnvilk* ,
8 1.3
u n delighted to see yon looking so i
palace at Wur-oiw. They hav« b een
gn lrk ly anrartaln p ar op in ion fraa w ha) liar an
tleman’s daughters, at the eight of son’s nnnte, with the prefix of “ Abu.”
Invention
(• probably
n ia b la ( om niunlea-
88 6 .Grass Valley.
8.44
. -r-
. i.
. r p I"' a . la HAN
p a (e n t-
W « 0 ’’
u sed for atnrbi'X wines for over 400
In a d d itio n to a ll th o n ew s o f th*
O onaM rtrtlyronBdaiitfal
whom I started, very uncomfortably to nr “fattier ”
46.8
4 (X)
. . . R o iirbo n,.,
»••il» fraa. Olito«» ayanry fur »m-nrfiig patón'«.
N o ta ry Public.
Mho lletened w ith such an eager In-
fears, aud the w hole place la on* IF«—
Tatanta
taken
tbrouirh
Munn
A
Co.
m oriva
day.
6
2
.
6
.
'.
.
.
.
K
e
n
t
.
.
.
.
tnyaelf. Uni the fright passed off. I t
471«
ferrini trot ir », wMliuut rh«rgw. In th a
’ terest that I fait a flush of embarrnas-
of fungi and'atnlactltre.
Va**< IRltlo» »I’d <1. loroiorw»-
67.8 . . . . W i l o o x . . .
4.20
S u b scrip tio n R a tes: On* m onth,
«rm t rise to my faoe. I t was a mo­ was not th* girl. Then came a son
Jenner for N i discovery of vaccina­
à ttffir n e y fo r t h e State School Fund
6 00 srv 70 0 . . . J tb s n lk o ,,.
50 cen t«; th ree m onth s, fil.3 5 ; six
mentary touch of weakness, and I lm- j H e seemed a snappish, petulant sort of tion and Simpson for that of chloro
T itia n .
A hamtaomaly Ulna» ral ad weakly. l.»rcn»r «rtr-
lo r S h e r m a n C o u n t y .
fellow,
preoccupied
about
something
of
MMxHatcly tried to ateel tnyaelf against
m onths, fiS.60; tw e lv e m onth s. fiA.
T itia n waa the 'greatest Venetian
were both denoubced ss blas-
eu'Hil. 'i o f any jcItm U S g^ Jtraal, T a r t n e . 88 a
F o r ra le a and In to r m a t Io n a p p ly to
(oar iuo¿ «U’ SL
which be talked In an undertone
to
bla
,
. ,
, 1 nheniers who ware trying to Interfere paluter The chief of a long line o f lm
a repetition of H
■ W . B t . O a * o fit« a a % , A g e n t
m a iled froa.
I
won
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tb<
„
u
father
and
sister
I
woo
him
around
j
“T h an k you.“, abe answered, moving
tutors, art orltka rank him. w ith k*
the wnvs
M o ro . O r.
t o th o other aide o f the seat. “ I»o yon
|» r o v ld e n c e
Does Circus Acts on Semaphore
Ninety Feet Above
Ground.
Miad,
• uni
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