♦
SHERMAN COUNTY FAIR.
R IV E R
wished T o Y n o w If thia was ■ chal­
lenge Miller's second said It was n ot
Greater than the Last One, Monday,
Then Hewson said that he would be­
Tuesday and Wednesday, Octo,
gin shooting the next time he and MU-
♦
ler
meL
Miller’s
friend
persuaded
* MORO, OREGON.
her 10th, U th , 12th, 1910.
Hew son to refer him to a second. I he
FRIDAY - O ctober 7, 1910 A Man Took Big Chances on His two seconds. anxious to make the a f­
fair as bloodless as possible, arranged
I'
T h e 2d annual S herm an count
Life.
the following terms: At 10 o’clock to
Talk With You.
0
fair will be held at M o ro on th
the morning each principal should
N ew b ric k b u ild in g n ew ly fu rn is h e d .
I»
leave
his
house
armed
with
a
42
cali­
At any time when requested to do bo ,
above dates. T h e usual appropri-j
I»
By
F.
A.
MITCHEL.
ber revolver, only one chamber of
the paper will be discontinued. But we
S h e rm a n c o u n ty p e o p le m a d e w elcom e a t all tim e s. <»
ation
of
$500.00
has
been
receive
expect*that all arrears will be P«»d before [Copyright, 1910. by American Press Asso­ which was to he loaded. Both lived
N Aug. 80 and 31 Kansas cele­
ciation. J
brates the fifty-fourth anni­ from the state, and the venturi
such request is made. It is easy to as yi
on the main street of the town, and
O n e block fro m d e p o t. R ates 50c a n d u p.
tor a statement, which will be cheerful!)
said
the
Con-
Speaklng of nerve,
versary of the battle of Osa­ promisesAio surpass in njany rei-
I»
they were to walk toward each other
a
bigger
ln-
rendered at any ti He.
watomie by dedicating Juba
p
federate veteran. “ I saw
and flriTtt will.
A
__
pects
the
one
of
Last
year.
P
erson-
went Into the
••Hewson w as very much put out at Brown park on the alte of the battle­
I»
stance of It before
army than during the whole four years this arrangement. which, he believed, field. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt de­ in all parts of the county are in
A PRESIDENTIAL VISITOR.
I don’t mean would result In nothing serious to ei­ livers the dedicatory address on Aug. vited and ur£ed to prep are exhib<
of my term of service
excited
by the ther party, and refused to abide by IL 81. The park com prises a HU I»“ tnore its of live stock,produce and man-]
P r e . i d . n t .M o n t t
o f C h i t . N a r r o w ly
a case where a mau
But his second told him that If he did than tw enty-tw o acres of ro ng
booming and the volleys of battle goes
M i s s . i G .y n o r A s s a s s in a tio n .
not he (the second I would have noth­ ground, half of which is partly cov­ ufactures lor this event.
re&lhd&g
It la not oft«« U»«l h president of a In like a lunatic without
T h e follow ing com m ittees have! i- l- 1 1 1 H - H l i l i ! ’ 1-1 I I I' H -t- H -
ing further to do with the matter, and ered with a thrifty grow th of oak am
what he’s doing, but where he coolly
sister republic vlnta the Hulled States
Uewsou reluctantly consented
hickory trees. The town of O sa w a to ­ been appointed by the executive!
••When this protqiectlve affair got out mie celebrated the fiftieth a n n iv e rsa ry
aud let us hope th.it when .mother calculates on an advantage the failure
we w» re all very much surprised— first, o f the battle four years ago. a t w lilth b o a r d : Superintendents of agri­
oue [»ays os a aortal call he will not as of which will coat him his life.
••I was living at the time In my na that Miller had decided to tight, and
nnrrowly uitas witnessing a tragedy a*
tim e Vice President Fairbanks made cultural exhibits, M r and M rs H C
second,
that
a
single
tiring
should
de­
r e
dtd President Pedro Moutt of Chile tive town in Virginia. Abraham Lin
the principal speech T he W o m a n s U m b e rg e r; S uperintendents of la­
„ lew days ago The chief executive coin was the Republican candidate cide the Issue. But as Hewson was B elief corps o f K a n sa s raised th e nec­ dies’ d epartm ent. M rs L B arnum ,
•-y
Y ou are cordially invited to m ake the
known to be o dead shot It was ex­
of tue South American republic was for president and we were all watch
essary money aud bought th e p ar
M rs E H M oore T hese four will
pected that the affair might not be
on hi« way to Bad Nauheim. Germany
area 'and presented it to the state.
,ng for the result of the election, for
bloodless after all.
Nobody knew Tw o o f Osawatom ie’s noted relics are alfco act as a com m ittee on arranR-
tu search of treatment for heart trou
It was generally known throughout the
ble He had met Mayor Gaynor sev south that In case the man nominated what Miller could do with a gun. but the John Brown cablu and th e Jo h n m ent. J O T h o m p so n will have
he had alw ays been so peaceable that
on a platform of ‘No slavery in the It was not supposed he was much of a Brown monument-
entire charge of the stables, an
When the monument wus set up the
territories’ was elected our political uiarksmau.
plans will be m ade so th a t all li^c
main
street
o
f
the
town
rau
uorth
of
leaders were going to take the south
“No effort was made to keep the af­
Y f tu r J ’C itih g p lace b etw een tra in s
stock will be pro p erly h o u s e d ^
I
t
and
It
fronts
north,
but
will
be
ern states out of the Union.
fair. the terms aDd the tim e a secret
turned
to
front
the
main
street,
which
••Virginia at that tim e was a Union A duel limited to oue shot was unique
a t T h e D alles, O regon,
this fair. T hose w ho expect
state. At any rate, there were a lot and Interested every one. The ulght now runs south of u. On the north exhibit horses will find it to their
A
n
e
x
c
e
lle
n t r e s ta u r a n t a t m o d e ra te prices.
T
of Union people In it. and 1 was one before the fight all the men in town side o f the shaft are these words:
Ï
advantage
to
apply
at
pnee
to
M
r
This
Inscription
Is
also
In
com
memo
r
a
of them, though afterward I went were discussing the probabilities com
of the heroism of Captain John T h o m p so n for reservations o f stall
over when the fighting began. ' ' hen cerning It. Most people believed that tlon
+
+
+
-:-+
Brown who commanded at the battle of
we heard that Lincoln was elected, you Hewson, having but a single chance to S S Z s t o X auk 30. IK*, snd Who d ed
room .
bet everybody looked serious. Some get rid of bis opponent would let him and conquered American slavery on
All entries are to be m ade either
ecatlold at Charlestown. Va.. Dec. i. 185»
were hot for secession right off. some empty tbe chamber of bis
On
the
west
side
o
f
the
monument
by
mail or in person, at the office
were opposed to anything of the kind, then walk closely up to him aud kill
❖
while the rest didn’t know what they him. Others figured that Miller would la the name of Frederick Brown, who of W ilson & M ow ry, with G eorge
wanted. • 1 w as one of those who find some method of drawing Hew- w as shot down in cold blood by one of M owry secretary, or with W m S
T . N C R O F T O N , P rop rietor
were on the fence, aud It was our son’s ball at a moment when he would the border ruffians on the morning of
kind the leaders were laying for to fire a t a disadvantage, which would Aug 80 1859. OU Ibe south side are M ow ry assistant secretary. It
mnke secesshmlats of. When a man leave Miller at liberty to take a dellb the name« of David H. Garrison and requested that as m any entries as *
was an out and out Unionist It was erate aim. All agreed that If one or George W. Partridge and on the east possible be m ade before fair week.
pretty nurd to move hhn. though lots the other was not seriously hurt the side the names of Theron Parker Pow ­
S ten in H e a t, E le c tric L ig h ts, E le c tric
GEORGE M o w r y , Secretary,
ers and ChHries Keiser. These men
of us that were strongly opposed to matter would come up again later.
C all B ells.
O. K. A N. Local* T r a in s
•‘Shortly before 10 o’clock on tbe
seceding fought hard enough after the
tf.29]
-•
M oro, O r
morning of tbe fracas I took position
Old Doinlulou seceded.
sto
p
a
t
fro
n
t
d o o r.
R ailw ay T ic k e t
¡Pii •,: ;¿.-.juiijit •.•
••But what 1 started In to tell you on the sidewalk between the two dis­
We»t Bound Colonist Rates
about was the way Ben Hewson a putants* bouses. I noticed knots of
office in th e L obby.
..
strong secessionist from the Orst, tried men and boys gathering, the Union
•8
to drtv£ Ed Miller, as stroug a Union sym pathizers taking position not far
C ontinue until O ctober 15, 1910,
T
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S
T
O
S
U
I
T
Y
O
U
.
i
HO TEL RA
C
1st. out of the Uulon and Into the Con­ from Miller’s bouse, and tbe aecee-
O n ly $25 from St Paul, O m a h a ,
federacy.
They were both plucky slonists mostly congregated In the di­
o r Kansas city. Send for your
enough, though they were of different rection from which Hewson was to ad
kinds. Hewson was aggressive, alw ays vance. Within a few minutes before
friends, brother, sister, fcousin, o r ( j I U I I I 1 I 111 1 1 11 1 I 1 1 1
1 +'1 '*1
ft H l m
10 o’clock the street w as. lined with
sw
eetheart.
O
regon
needs
m
ore
people, expectantly w aiting to see tbe
people *, m ore farm ers to cultivate
fight
Photo by American Press Association.
“When the town clock struck tbe ap­
its idle lands, to m ake perm an en t
p r e s id e n t pr d k o montt .
P o r tla n d , O re g o n .
pointed hour Miller emerged from bis
hom es, and assist in upbuilding of
Opened June, 1908.
<.rnl times and wus In conversation
house and walked to the middle of the
our schools, churches, and o th er
with the mayor ouly a few moments
str e e t It was now seen that he had
Eastern Oregon Headquarters.
before that offldnl was shot down
the advantage of the sun on bis back,
institutions. 1 his will cause towns
----
aboard the same ocean liner on which
though as tbe morning w as generally
and villages to grow and take on
P o s iiiv ly m- s t c e n tra lly
be himself was taking passage It Is
cloudy this made but little difference.
new life. New railroads will be
fortunate that the conversation ended
He walked slowly down tbe street, and
lo c a te d . F ifth S t. c a -s p a s s
when It did. as looking on at attempt­
built and the C olum bia river will
before he had gone twenty paces
th e d o o • eve y few m iu te s
ed assassinations Is not good for heart
turning my eyes In the other direction
play an im p o rtan t part in trans­
I saw Hewson coming, also in tbe
trouble.
. . . . . .
porting the products of the soil to
Attractive Cafe and G rill Music
While In America President Montt
middle of tbe street, a quarter o f
rw1W*l on President Taft at Beverly
m arket. Its people we need ; the
mile away. At this moment Miller
European Plan. Rate» $1 00 and up
and stayed for .several days In New
drew. Hewson, probably either tbltlk-
railroads are doing m ore than their
York and Boston, where he was paid
lng the distance too great even to
____
L Q . SW ETLAN D . Secy, and
part to get them here, and all who
honors befitting his high station. He
make ready or intending not to open
desire to see the country prosper-
was elected president for a five year
fire until his antagonist should be at
JJOHM BBOWN’8 o a n iw .
term In June. 190<l Previously he had
close range, did not ralae bis hand to
ous should do our part.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOI
been senator and vice president of the
his hip.
. were killed la the battle or wounded
-B u t suddenly Miller stopped and and tortured by their captors Hnd died
council of state.
Cutunnd brm«es may be healed in aYx»ut
W HEN
IN P O R T L A N D
STOP
AT
brought bis pistol to an aim. The
one third the time required by the usual
In a few hours.
people lining the street were puaaled.
treatment bv applying Uhamberhun a Lini­
The
exercises
begin
with
anniversary
RAISING THE MAINE.
not dreaming that be would risk w ast­ and settlers* day. which are given over ment. It is an antiseptic and causes Mich
ing his shot at such a distance. H ew ­ to services In.memory of the day fifty- injuries to heal without maturation. 'Jins.,
Board of Engineers Appointed and |
liniment also relieves soreness of the muscles 11
son continued to walk slow ly forward. four years ago. and speeches from the liniment
C H A S . W R IG H T , P resid en t
Plans Submitted.
and rhenmntic pttin*. For sale by
still
evidently
not
thlnH
ng
It
M . C . D IC K IN S O N , M e n e g e r.
old Bottlers. « »lonel Roosevelt ar­ dealers.
At last the plans for raising the bat­
while to draw.
Miller’s pistol bad rives ou Aug. 31. on which day there
tleship Maine are being matured The
C o rn e r o f 7 th and S ta rk S tre e t.
been raised and sighted perhaps ten Is a parade participated In by Rooae
general supervision of the work Is In
seconds
when
a
crack
and
a
pufl!
of
▼elt and bis party, the governor ol
the hands of General Wllllnm H. B ix­
I t is new, a n d its ro o m s are p ro v id e d w ill,
blue smoke were beard and seen. TWO the state and his atnff. the department
by, chief of engineers of the United
next
moment
all
eyes
were
turned
to­
r
u n n in g w a te r a n d lo n g d is ta n c e telep h o n e» .
commander o f the Grand Army of the
States army. General Bixby has ap­
North- i
ward Hewson. He was seen to pitch Republic aud his staff, tbe membership South­
l ime I able
pointed the following board to inves­
E
u ro p e a n p la n . K ates $1 per .lay a n d u p
BROUGHT U1S PISTOL. TO AN AIM-
forward and fall in the stre et He of the W oman’s Relief corps and other bound
June 12. 1910 'bound
u
tigate:
passen­
« XI
United having a lot to say and thinking that was picked up dead. Miller’s bullet societies. T he president has ordered a passen
Colonel Wllllnm
ger daily
S T A T IO N S
detail of tw o troops of the Fifteenth ger daily C Ja
States engineer, now on duty In the every one should see things ns he saw bad struck him between the eyes
• Never did a man more successfully cavalry from Fort I>eavenwortb aud
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depurtmenL New York city, Lleuten- them. Miller was retiring, said very
6.55 pm 70 | . . . Shaniko . .
his
opinions
take
time
by
the
forelock
to
prevent
little
and
never
forced
7.35
ant Colonel Mason M. Pntrlck. United
the regim ental hand of the Thirteenth 6.15
. . . W ilcox ..
57
7.45
I reckon an excitable his enemy from killing him. The space Infantry from Fort Riley to usslst In 5.50
States englueer. now on duty In the upon others
. . . . Kent . . •
52
8.05
. .Bourbon
custom bouse. Norfolk. Va : Captain man is more easily Irritated by one of over which Miller sent bis bullet w l l the parade. The governor has detailed 5.35
45
8.20
.Gras« Valley
these fellows who when you go for measured w ith a tapeline and found tw o o f the companies of the state 5.05
38
. . . Etskine . . «8.40
them shut up like a clam than. any to be 456 feet and 8 Inches. Tbe re­ militia for the week. The state depart­ 4.45
30
8.55
. . . . Moro . .. •
27
other kind. Hewson knew that Miller markable features of his feat were, ment of the Veterans’ Association of 4.30
9.05
. .. DeMosa
23
was straight Union and Insisted on first, that any revolver could be made the Spanish-American War are to be 4.20
O scar A nders O^/'M a n a g e r .
9.20
!
.McDoneld
¡19
When
he
4.05
to do such accurate work at such long present and to act as persoual escort
arguing ibe point with him
9.35
I
,. . . Sandon..
16
C o r. F ront and M o rris o n S t». P o rtla n d , O re g o n .
3.50
found that Miller wouldn t talk he lost range, second, that any one except a
9.40
. . . Klondike
14
3.40
his temper, called him a traitor to the marvelous shot could do I t and. third, for R oosevelt
9.55
. . . . Wasco .
i q
The task o f relating something of 3.25
10.10
south and wound up by saying that ir that any man had tbe nerve to ex­
. . . . . S in k ...•
' 7
3.15
the
deeds
of
John
Brown
Is
not
one
to
10.15
.
.
Gibson
be wasn't with the south he’d belter pend his only shot at such a distance.
F ree B ush to a n d from T ra in s . K ates
5
be approached with lightness of heart, 3.10
10.40 Ar
.........
Indeed, so great w as the admiration
Lv 0
get out of It.
2.55
50c, 75c, |1 .0 0 , $1.50, »2.00. E u ro p e a n
Roosevelt. Although half a
••It was easy to see I but all this was | for his coup that secessionists and even
10.40 Ar
...... BigS" • • •
very annoying to Miller We were all Unionists forgot the momentous Issues century plus almost another year has 2.45 Lv
plan. S h e rm a n C o u n ty h e a d q u a rte r* .
10.50
. . .Des Chutes
surprised that he didn’t resent what of the times, crowded around Miller passed Since he expiated on the sca f­ 2.38
10.58
K
Celilo
fold his offense of seizing United 2 30
Hewson said, and some set him down and congratulated him.
T l.05
Sutnit. ..
13
States property at Harpers Ferry, his­ 2.20
for a white feather man
Possibly
i l l . 25
A G O O D C L E A N F A M IL Y H O T E L .
“1 asked Miller bow be dared fire at
The Dalles.
!20
2.00
Hewson thought so. too. and that s the such a distance and to what be at-' torians are atill divided In their Judg
r
u
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n n "
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For information and rates, apply to
reason he kept on adding one Insult tributed his success. He said that at ment of him and his acts.
•T
he
men
o
f
the
time
called
him
would
F. C R A B T R E E , A g en t,
ufter unother, vowing that he
tbe moment be fired a spark of sun
» .
< >•*.
drive the black Republican out of the light struck one of a pair of glusses hero, madman and almost everything
between.
It
remained
for
an
Intelli­
state or Into the Confederacy All this Hewson wore on his nose. It seemed
happened half a century ago and Is to Miller that his whole being was gent anil highly trained historian, not
of southern Wood, a full general on
now pretty nearly forgotten
I he Is concentrated In his aim. which he dl
after the fact, when uumoved by the
sues that then were of such Impor rected In a line Just above tbe
lance are now buried. Human slavery ed rays, and be was sure be would passions of the civil war period, to
W . c . R U T L E D G E . P roprietor.
wus not extended; It died*
hit his mark. That was all be knew class him ns a common criminal, says
The day news .•atne that Lincoln about It. though be thought there was one of the most recent of B ro w n n
..- - - I .
““
For c o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t
was elected separated us pretty much some luck In It But this can hardly biographers.
‘¿Tbat,
g iv in g to c it ie s a n d to w n s
roent of John Tirown la perhaps farther
N e a r e s t H o t e l t o B u s in e s s C e n t e r , B a n k
on to one side or the other. .Those who be so, for w hen the war came on MU
were Inclined to Hseeeet«* before. but ler w ent north, became a sharpshoot­ frt>m the truth than auy opinion en­
e x c lu s iv e p o w e r to lic e n s e ,
D e p o t. C o u r t e o u s T r c a V n e n t , C le a n
flidn’t avow Itielr sentim ents, now er and waa considered the crack shot tertained of him fifty years ag< y
regu late,-* co n tro l, su p p re ss,
-Whowed their colors, and as they were In his regiment. He possessed a fac­ telllgent and educated men o w n
is a n d T a b le t h e b e s t t h e m a r k e t w i l l
or p roh ib it th e s a le of In to x ­
th the majority the rest kept qulev ulty of which he was probably Ig
ever political faith. Brown was on
ic
a
tin
g
liq
u
o
r
s
w
i
t
h
in
t
h
e
Some of the secessionists were mighty
anarchist toward a single group o
_
noruat at the time of hla duel.”
hot against those who wanted to throw
Just humnn laws because he «
m u n ic ip a lit y .r
ntY the Lincoln yoke four months lx*
acutely their conflict with w a
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 C .
3
2
8
X Y es
,
HERO
ON
HERO
COMMISSION.
fore Lincoln would be In a position to
deemed divine law .”
put a yoke on to them They weren t
1 --
The battle of Oaawatoode *'
ENDO RSED BY
* I
ad-
even willing to wait for the state tc A. J. Barr, • CsmBBls Fund Msnsgsr, commemorated by the R oose'e
Rlaked
Life
to
Save
Another.
O'BOCRKR
A.M
T»
OKNXBAI.
WILLIAM
secede
Among these was Ben Hew
erection
of
a
new
state
joim r
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0
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E
G
O
N
C
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T
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N
S
U. BIXBY
The Carnegie hero fund com tnli dress and the
son
He talked to knots of men and
ra°"t
park, was one of
u. the
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, . hn Greater Oregon Home Rule Axxociation
■ton.
which bad been Investigating a psrk.
to
Individuals,
being
far
more
bitter
II arley B Ferguson. United States en
cldents In the western cnr**r . t,oo
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thrilling
life
aavlng
episode
of
a
re­
glueer. no» on duty In the Bell build nrgalnst what he ternjed rhe rene
618 Electric Buildinj, Portland,
Brown before he turned > ■
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cent
date
wherein
a
man
at
tbe
rlak
eastern
grides
of
the
south
than
the
northern
big. Montgomery. Ala.
aid A d v e r tis c m e ftt.J ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
of hla life aaved en oil spattered with fatal results.
little band. In-
All of these officers ore on Inspection rw*or)l£.
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states. He hnd only
chauffeur
from
burning
to
death,
“When
the
ordinance
of
accession
n force
work aud It Is planned that they shnll
O V C a C 3 Y F .A R L '
eluding
hla
sons,
p
ltt*»
aRI’
n"
-
th
c x p e a ijtN C jc
make a trip to Havana to survey the passed the legislature every vestige of ceased Ita labor* on finding that the of 400 MI...M,rl.o4 " h«> o,,p<uwd ■
wreck sod report to the war depart- restraint vanished from the aecesslon- hero waa a member of the comrolaalon
Htlers from the
tRtH Ben Hewson Immediately set and a warm peraonal friend of An­ free soil Ideas of the ■*
meat |ust lull had I***’ I»e done
John 1- t»* Rourke. the engineer who shoot performing his promise to drive drew Carnegie. Albert J. Barr, pro­ eastern states.
bridged the Hudson at PoUglikee|a»le i Ed Miller out of the state or into the prietor of two Pittsburg papers, la the
He put up a notice on life eaver who since the day of the
sitid drove Hie Pennsylvania tunnel un ' Confederacy
T'“
>»• i*n
a
wooden
tree
box directly In front of episode haa been trying to conceal
North
river,
bus
laid
before
ne» i»«
A w ^ i u n . ¿ » « to
m , t.
T rack M a rr s
his connection with the heroic a c t
'
Miller's
door
written
with
his
own
Se»
in
a
ry
of
War
Oliver
his
E n tire ly new , c o n v e n ie n t to business.
In order to metre bo«» • J ^ cher, hearty
D c s io n s
A- •'
-x
A t 8.35 on a recent morning while •He. he!” laughed the
i ruining the Maine General hand: T h ose who are nhf *’hb us
CORVRtOHTS So.
pl .t i
C lean b eds, a n d ta b le tb e b e st tb e ra a rk t t
a n d hal«
« . .w * b o th e n d s
are against us. Let them g o ' Every Mr. Barr waa peaelng a garage two
Anron#
oen ’lnB a skoleh a n d Lï"«n
Blxlo p a called in to bear It
• T i l h e lp make
m
•
iut'-4»rinln onr opinion
cans
o
f
gasoline
exploded.
Part
of
one
who
pass«*!
It
read
It
and
looked
The •• Rourke plan has lieen rerern-a
w ill afford. P ric e s n e g o tia b le .
C om ­
meat.**
„Cornell WUJoW
(«. an arm) t-»«"<* of engineer*, and up at Miller's house All looked grim the burning liquid fell on a chauf
•out free. t'l«l4>i<t »gen e, f.
m e rc ia l tra d e so lic ited .
p.tKMita l Uen iReoath "’“V",?-00' *
»doubl »< •«* ad. pt.sl his pulenta Will knowing that II was a thrust of lle w feor. who daabed from the garage
«.• ini IWO«. wl'Hout cherts. 1» U»«
’"‘^ • C o u n i e e t hoy la
Mr. Barr grasped the man
won against Miller and might I h * seri aflame.
ln^'|irot*s b-«!. tie was assiir»*d
“Bllgglns say* &»•
,
with one hand and with hla umbrella
tXlt.rtirke’s pian Is b a ssi on a sys
ous.
A hsn<1»om«>ly Uln««r«tM wenhtV.
A .
“Miller sent for one of his Intimate beet out the flames and then aaaUted going to make s d ip t» ® » * r
fen* ot pnenmatl’- < sissons No divers
cnlnLlou o f Shy r irntlSO t-nunjl.
>ocoo<xxxxx>oooooooooooooooo
“What mukas him t h ? n_^,tiona. hut
ypjir t
month*. IL Hold by
•
are M«.vl nor |Siiifi*»ns. I» Is prop«»e«l friends and told him to go to Hewson In extinguishing the fire la the garage,
• He asks nil kind« of
and say he proposed to remalu where though warned that there was mn< h
Illg the liab le in a • n u l l e o f p o w
« f e i enhb* stai lift iMt completely be wa» and that If Hewson wished to gasoline there, likely *> explode at sever undertakes to g11
Pittsburg P«»st.
. I ”.
•Mil ’»f the wiitef. •»»' that il complete . drive hllU out F v would have to do so esy ommeut * » "
The Observer.
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