Sherman County observer., July 18, 1913, Image 4

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The
O b s e rv e r
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My Grief
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1
h
MORO.
OREGON.
July 18. 1913
FRIDAY
i
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SUMMARY OF THE
OREGON NEWS
«
; A Vacation Ex- ::
perience
By
A. MITCHEL
I
1 I B I H 4 1 6 1 6 1 -6*
T in Rapid Reader’s Review of
Recent Reports Rewritten
The president baa set aside 1440
acres In Klamath county for entry un­
der the enlarged homestead act.
Senator Chamberlain has accepted
an Invitation to deliver the principal
address before the United Irish soci­
eties in Chicago August 18.
Fifteen permits for the construction
of reservoirs In the state at an esti­
mated cost of 11.492,600. were issued
by the state engineer during the quar­
ter ending June 80.
The citlsens of Madras have organ­
ised a fair association, and w ill hold
the first annual fair and livestock ex­
hibit in Madras on October 16, 17, and
found li'eh attrnctlvfe" despite the pall
that hung over ber. Though young,
her grief, whatever It was, seemed to
have brought oat a philosophic vein that
was latent in her and rarely, if ever,
found in youth, especially in girls. She
spoke feelingly of the Injustice in the
world, wondering why an all powerful
Creator had Introduced It when be
could as well have ihade all things Just.
But she did not complain o f people be­
ing Unjust. She seemed to consider
that they acted out the natures which
had been implanted In them. When 1
said that mankind were improving and
a time would come when perfect Jus­
tice would prevail »he shook her head
mournfully and said: “No. There can
never be Justice In the world. From
the nature of things It Is Impossible.
Fate rules in all things., We are Its
slaves, not Its masters, as we are
taught In childhood.“
When man and woman become mu-
t a l l y attractive. Intentions, resolu­
tions, limits and the like a n broken
Uke ropes of sand- I bad agreed to be
companionable with Mias Deane for a
matter o f ten days and to make no ef­
fort to learn her Identity. None of
then« conditions was kept. I Ignored
them, yielding more and more to the
spell io which I was held.* Then sud
denly I became aware that It was an
absorbing passion.
\ /
We were sitting on the rocks when
the crisis came. *.
A declaration of love that meets with
a favorable response to usually re­
membered with pleasurable emotions.
Not ao my declaration to Mias Doane.
I recall It w ith horror. I t seems that
she had been drifting, like myself, not
fully conscious o f where we were go­
ing. When I somewhat abruptly told
her that she must be happy, for my
happiness depended upon hers, the look
of terror that came on her face was
I invariably choose the seashore for
my summer vacation—that Is, 1 did so
until two summers ago, when I met
with something so saddening that I
have never since gone there.
On this occasion of which I speak
the hotel a t which 1 stopped was fu ll
of young fellows and girls—young men
are not usually found in abundance at
such places—and, although they were
constantly coming and going, they
formed little groups for boating, fish­
ing, bathing and such salt water pleas­
ures. / '
There was one girl who never Joined
any of these groups. W hether she was
not Invited to do so or kept aloof from
choice did not appear. Tbe moment I
saw her I was struck with her ap­
pearance. Never have 1 seen a young
face so tinged with sadness. I t was
not a temporary expression, but one
stamped indelibly. I sat watching her
one day on tbe hotel p la n a to see If
there would not come some momen­
tary change. I scarcely took my eyes
off her a moment for a whole hour
and daring this time could not detect
the slightest relaxation of ber features
Into anything approaching a smile.
I met several attractive young la­
dles, but somehow qpold not get inter­
ested In them. Tbe fact Is I bad be­
come preoccupied with tbe girl with a
grief. Tbe first night after seeing her
PRISONER’S LEO BY EXPRESS.
a L og
Detective Takae Unusual Precautions
to Prevent Charge's Ceoape.
Chicago. - When Sergeant George
Wilson of the Chicago detective bu­
reau started from Portland, Ore., w ith
George Hampton, alias T . B- York,
wanted here on a charge o f forgery. In
By F. A. MITCHEL
hto custody he took wbat be believed
Why to It Btot a young m an -say to be adequate measures to prevent
tw enty— «ad
young woman about hto prisoner’s escape.
Wilson removed Hampton’s wooden
» can’t come together but
the same
leg before tioardlng tbe train nod ship­
t>e
talking
a
sort
that they
ped it to Chicago by express.
of maudlig pWloeopb? ?
WANTS A “SANEISH” WIFE.
And ton to o o jk the season in which
they fall Into such talk is in the spring, Lonely Man Alas Bays She Must Ba.
the birds are uniting about them
Fairly Veung.
and they are regib thinking about do
Ix>s Angeles.—“Wanted, a wife. Can­
Ing the u m e thing without realising didates must furnish proof thnt they
IL They suppose they are talking the are of sanetoh origin and must be less
one while they are really talking the than twenty-five- years o f age."
other.
-
Those were the specifications con­
Margaret and I
' Both retu rn ed
tained in a letter received by the coun­
from college tor ti •• spring recess of
ty clerk from a man in Redding, CnL
our senior year. We were to graduate
Tbe lonely man’s modesty withheld hto
In June. The tost part of college life
name, signing only bis initials.
Is likely to contai
lusoppic studies
The letter wos turned over to the
- ours had at !<• ist and we were
marriage Ikcnse bureau, where all can­
walking, ao to «peak, on Mount Olym
put.
At any rote, we thought we didate« may apply.
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were. W e were ready to take the con­
tract to solve the problem of the uni­
Ua«« Fire to Stop Deg Fight
verse. The prebi ’ t o were really
Bellefontaine. O.—Fire waa used to
solving was whether we should follow
the example o f the rest of nature, tbe separate fighting bulldogs after they
flora and fa a S ih < « it us, tor we were had created a panic In the Big Four
walking In the woods» .where the life station and driven people scurrying
from the piatfprm j. I t appeared Im­
of another year was springing forth
“Do you believe matter to be lnde possible to separate the dogs, which
seemod to he In 6 death clutch, unto
etruetlble''•'* asked Margaret.
" I do. I believe what appears to be a commends! traveler, using hto own
Its destruction to Its passage from one cigar and that of another man. preen­
form to another^ But thia you know ed the lighted ends against the noses
of tbe two combatants.
aa well aa I. Why did you ask?”
ry of
Students
R. H. M cK ea n , M a n a g e r , W a sc o , O reg o n
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DEALERS IN
L i m e , P la s t e r , C e m e n t , B u ild e r s
S u p p lie s ,
L u m b e r,
W ood,
C o a l,
C e d a r P o s ts , a n d H a y .
M ANUFACTURERS OF
M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U R .
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W HEN
IN
PORTLAND
H 0T6L
STOP
AT
0R 6C O N
C o m tr o f 7th and 8tarfc
‘k
C H A S . W R IG H T , FroeMea« -
M .C . D IC K IN S O N , M anager.
18.
It is new, and its rooms are provided with
W hile playing with • small target
running water and longdistance telephones.
rifle at Baker. Gerald Moody, die 9-
European plan. Rates $1 per day and up.
year-old son of Orson Moody, a weal­
thy sheepman, Was accidentally shot
WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY
through the head and instantly killed.
The first conference ever held for
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“I had an object, ! I f matter Is In
church ministers of all denominations
W ill Keep Iv a n s ’ Diary Seorot
destructible why should life be de
In Oregon will take place at the U ni­
London.—Mrs. Evans, widow of Sea­
struct i ble?"
man Evans, one o f the victims of
appalling*
versity of Oregon during the week of
“L ife to not matter."
“Oh, my God!” she cried. “W hat
¿Julf 21 to 27.
“ Scientists are new claiming th at It Scott’« antarctic expedition, who re­
have I doneT*
'
By unanimous consent the senate
to. At least they say that matter to ceived her husband’s diary from the
Then for the first time It occurred
hands of Commander Evans, aays that
alive, and recent experimente Indi
passed a bill making Oregon lands
P o r t l a n d , O re g o n .
to me Jhnt this grief under which she ie to ’Mí
she to forbidden to pnbltoh the diary
which had been withdrawn or classi­
suffered was something that would be
Eastern Oregon Headquarter*.
"That log will afford us a comforta­ for two years.'
fied as oil lands subject to entry un­
an Impossible bar to marriage.
ble
seat
Shall
we
sit
down?
W
e
Can
der the homestead or desert land law.
“W hat is i t r >1 exclaimed. “For
dlecuas the problem-better while rest
Softening the Fenanee.
Application has been reoelved by
heaven's sake, tell mel"
Positively m ost centrally
Ing. I t Involves deep thought."
"She’a a member of the advanced
the comptroller of the currency for
“ 1 cannot: 1 will not.” 4,
lo cated . Fifth 8 t. cars pass
We seated ourselves nnd when we dietetic class. 1-understood her to any
H er eyes were wild, and she was spoke again had bridged tbe enormous
permission to convert the State hank
the doors every few m inutes
trembling from bead to foot. Nervous gap between the constitution of m at­ she hadn’t eaten a breakfast tor two
of Redmond into the First National
22ontba.”
spasms were coming over ber like ths ter and two young persons sitting on
Bank of Redmond, with a capital of
“Mercy, bow can she get along wltb-
waves rolling In upon tbe rocks.
a log. Tbe former Waa speculative; ,«! it?"
>25,060.
Popular Priced Restaurant
“You must tell me. The hardest
the latter was real. W ild flowers were
‘ Professor C. J. Bushnell has resign­
“W«»’l. she eats a hearty 11 o’clock
thing In the world to bear Is uncertain
European P le a . Relee i/.Sd e a d up
springing op about us; insects were 'unCieon. and a 5 o’clock tea, and a 7
ed as head of the sociological depart­
ty - suspense.”
beginning
to
stir
In
tbe
grass:
a
squir­
ment of Lawrence college a t Apple­
LQ .m TLAND.iur.
“Not now. I t would kill me, and If rel waa sitting up on hto haunches o'clock d h f - r . nnd always finishes the
day with
.ropetixlng supper at mld-
ton, Wls., an old Methodist Institution,
you love me It would kill you too.”
looking at us: a bird wae carrying a
" I I I W H I I I I I I H 1 I I 11 I <■!-%-»-» H 1 I H H 1 I I H I H I 1 l l l l l l l
to become president of Pacific univer­
She arose and fled. 1 knew that It feather to a branch as material for ■ ulgbt.“—Clerc* pul Plain Dealer.
would be better to leave her to her­ nest We dropped to tbe considera
sity of Forest Grove.
M *thod In G eniality.
self for awhile, so I did not follow her. tlon of what the other living things
To prevent the necessity of having
W ln ti 1« your parpóse In shaking
I
remained
where
1
was
and
suffered
to remove a number of old soldiers
bout us Were doing, hut could not get hands with everybody you see?”
from emotions that I cannot describe
from the Soldiers* bqme at Roseburg,
down to It at once. We halted In our
“W ell." replied Senator Sorghum, “1
Later I went to my room and still suf­ descent at Abstract matrimony.
the state board of control raised the
am m pretty powerful man. And as a
fered. When It was growing dark I
D A R N IE L L E B R O S., Proprietors
“Do you think that Intellect should role I i*an shake hands so hard with a
pension lim it over which veterans w ill
went downstairs and out on to tbe wed intellect?" asked Margaret.
constituent
tto’t
he
won't
have
breath
not be admitted from >20 a month to
plnzsa. Mias Deane was sitting on the
Margaret was Intellectual.
I was
Wash­
830.
rock where 1 had made my declara­ not. I paid just enough attention to left to nsk me nny questions
ington Star
According t o a n
announcement
tion. I hurried down to her and found
books and lectures to get a smattering
made by Assistant State Superintend­
ber perfectly calm.
of the learning they contained
Mark
Wcarioomo Antlcipetien.
“ Do you wish to know thia terribh» how qulrkh I got down to business.
ent of Public Instruction Carlton, 1800
Headquarters for our Sherman County
“I n-Uh I could find romp V a y to live
secret F she asked.
teachers took the recent examination.
“No." I replied.' “1 Should like an In ­
friends;
prices reasonable; first cla ss
without
worklu’.”
“ I do. W hat you suffer I shall suf­
This is the largest number to take an
tellectual wife."
“W bst nre you working at now?"
fer*'
“T h a t was very modestly put," she
restaurant w ith the hotel.
examination in the history qf the
“Oh. 1 ain’t doin' nothin’ now, but It
“ But you w ill not link your fate w ith
Ild. lifting ber pretty eyes to my face. (tt* » o Wnnw tiresome expectin’ I may
state. -
mine.”
“I prefer action to books; grappling have to begin almost any time.” —Chi­
- It does not m atter what the amount
“I will."
with the world as It to; to lectures. I cago iterjrd-H erald.
of a widow’s salary o r wages Is, If she
“ 1 wUl not permit It ”
am content that the other fellows shall
has children depending upon her for
T w o Blocks From N ew Depot.
“Tbe secret r
take tbe college honors ao long aa 1
L oa e of aala has been known to turn
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I
support and has no other Income aside
“ l a m Jessie Sharpe.”
••WHAT HAVS I ZXJKXr
run the class politics.”
a wtoe «Mh Into a fooL-Fkxrida T lm ro
I fe lt my blood freesing In my veins,
from her wages, she le eligible to the
“1 don’t cell myself Intellectual, but
when I lay my bead on my pillow and the marrow hardening In my bones.
UWoU
benefits of the widow’s pension law,
I prefer te dwell, upon such problems
tried to sleep 1 could not. 1 found It
Jessie Sharpe, the"—
F R E E A U T O B U S T O A N D F R O M A L L T R A IN S
as what we aré for and whither we
according to an opinion given by the
Impossible to shot out those death In
“1 am Jerale Sharpe, the murderess.” are going Every year we spin faster
Flv« Legged Celt.
attorney general.
life features. 1 began to fear that she
It seemed that tbe dome o f the heav­ The changes In a decade are greater
Jnlletta. Ida. - Harve Sonthwlck,
Senator Chamberlain w ill take up would cast a shadow over my outing
ens was fatting down upon ue. Jessie now than they were formerly In a hun­ farmer of the Cream Ridge dtotri0. baa
with the secretary of the interior a period and I would return to the city .Shargq hud been the central figure of
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a Fere heron colt with five toga. The
petition from the residents and c itl­ on refreshed. I t was long past mid­ a murder case, and nearly every one d red ’-
She shrieked and clung to me. A fifth l<-g Is Joined to tbe toft front foot
sens of the Grand Ronde Indian res­ night before I lost myself In slumber.
Itolieved her guilty- She had not been snake bad Crawled from under the log. nt the ankle, then branching Into a per­
When I awoke 1 resolved to keep convicted Tor lack of such evidence aa
ervation and vicinity to replace pres­
doubtless going out, after a long win­ fect foot.
ent police system with one competent sway from the “grief girl.” as I called the Judge deemed requisite under the ter’s sire n to see If spring bad come.
W. C. RUTLEDGE, Proprietor.
man to do police duty and look after ber, not knowing ber name, but during law.
Tbe shriek startled him. and be got B u r y i s in g O w re o f S to m a c h T ro u b le .
the day chance kept throwing her In
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I did not offer to make good my pro
away as fast as possible. Margaret
old and infirm Indians.
When you have trouble with your atom-
my way. Not only did my heart go itosnl. 1 knew such a marriage would recovered her equanimity, but not ber
A mortgage of >800,000 has been
out to her In sympathy, but she exer­ wreck my life as hers was wrecked freedom. 1 held on to ber. She made aoh or ohrooto constipation, don’t imagine
N e a r e s t H o te l t o B u sin ess C e n t e r , B a n k
thst your « M i. beyond help Jimt been..-
filed at Eugene which coven nearly cised a strange Influence over me.
and be a stain on our children. One a faint effort to disengage heraelf.
your doctor tolls to »Ire you rnltoi Mr.
22,000 acres of timber along the N a­ W hile I was speaking with the clerk
a n d D e p o t. C ourteous T r ea tm en t, Clean
Q. Stongle, Plainfield, K. J., writes, “For
“1 think he’s coming beck," I sold.
thing, however, I resolved on.
tron extension. I t was given by the of the hotel she passed through tbe
“ Is there a hope of the mystery of
“Oh. heavens!" clinging to me In ter­ over a month pest I have been troubled wi> 1
B e d s 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
Penn Tim ber company of W arren, Pa., apartment where we stood, and I ask­ the murder being elusred?" I asked.
tach. Everything I ate upset it le,
ror and hiding her face against my
One
of
Chamberlain’s
advertirin
to the Detroit Trust company, and is ed him who she was. He replied that
a ffo r d ^
-
-
f i t can only be cleared by tbe eon
spying cardigan Jack et
i cams to ass. After reading s fc <
taken to indicate the early construc­ be did not know. 1 Inquired by what fesslon of tbe murderer.”
The situation was pleasant There
of the totters from people who had bet
name she had registered, and he said
“I f that confession ever comes will was a pastoral fla\or In i t The spring cured by Chamberlain’» Tablets, I derided
tion of a large sawmill.
S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 0 .
that
she
had
not
registered.
Upon
my
Ing
Bower»,
the
tw
itterin
g
birds,
were
you
send
for
me?"
Marshall and H ick Lockett were In
try them. I have taken nearly three fourt.
asking who was with ber ue replied
more delicious than tjefora. Ae for the of a package of them and can now eatalnx
“ No. I f It comes you w ill hear of It."
dieted a t a special session of the
that she was alone. She had asked if
snake, he bad taken hto hideous self e v e r y t h in g that I want” For sale b- »
“ And I w ill seek you to the utter
grand Jury at Baker, and their hall le
might be accommodated a t hla most bounds o f the earth ”
out o f sight
Margaret’s eyes being dealers— Advertisement.
fixed st >8500. They are accused of hotel without entering ber name or oth
Meanwbtle the darkness had envoi
pressed against my breast, she did not
stealing thousands of dollars worth of erwlse becoming known. H e bad told
oped us. W e eat together UH late, know that he was gone.
cattle from eastern Oregon ranges, ber she might do so, and that was all mutually agreeing that we would not
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“ Is he coming?’’ she asked with a
NOTICE TO CREDITO
and If they are convicted. Sheriff Ker- the Information he had to offer con­ meet again. When we bid each other shudder.
thnt
tb<
mder-
Nolise is hereby givt
cerning her.
foot w ill receive a reward of >2000
farewell we were seen only by the
“ 1 can’t eee him ”
to«« been <toly» ap­ ooooooooooooooooooooooooooI
signed. f lr * » t I. Hui«,
Huis, a«»
So far as I noticed, the guests of
According to a statement made
pointed
b , the Connty Oonrt of tbe State of
gbe
spoke
very
low,
and
I
did
the
stare.
for Sherman County, exrontor of
at 8alem by Governor West, 16 cents tbe hotel were too much occupied with
Eight years passed, and I was still a same. That she might beer the better Oregon
th< estate of femes G- Hula, deeromd. and
a day for three meals, or a llttlp over their own affairs to pay any attention bachelor. One morbing In taking up 1 bent my heed down toward her ear. has <in ilified.
to a girl who was alone, unknown and my newspaper I saw a heading: "B u r­ 3 0 cheek raided on hen.
All persons having slalms against tbe
five cents a meal, is the average dally
Grass V alley, Oregon.
by thia tim e—I was satisfied—bent on
W bst a descent from Olympus to sit­ «aid e»ta»e are hereby required to present
cost to the state of Oregon for feeding keeping aloof from others. She had glar shot, confesses to a murder
hem, duly verified, e lth ibe p ro p e r T o u c h
ting on a log!
ers, witbiu six months from in - date m thia
Its employee and prisoners at the peni­ not only become a mystery to me, but Jessie Sharps vindicated.“
It may have been a serpent that notioe, to the 4«ld ex> color at Moro.
The
words
were
to
mo
as
n
message
tentiary. At this small cost, he says, had thrown over me (unconsciously, of
from heaven. For years I had snffCred brought trouble Into the world—Indeed, Oregon, io 8hern»*n OoentV, Stats of
E n tire ly new , c o n v e n ie n t to business.
an abundance of food of a good qual
course) a spell. I could not banish her
all this girl suffered. And now the since 1 have been married I have some­ Oregon
Dal.
d
and
first
published
Friday,
July
18.
from my mind. I boated. I fished, I
C lean beds, a n d ta b le th e b e st tb e m a rk e t
lty la provided.
times thought It quite possible—but
cloud thnt hung over us both was lift
«
. »
bathed, but everywhere, like the re­ ed nnd the sun shone as through raced totting at twenty holding Margaret In »•u
R. L. Harrison of the state engln
• Gates I. B olt ,
w ill afford. P rices re a so n a b le .
C om ­
Fx entur vf Ik« ratals ot J ambs G. H uls ,
eers* force, has started a survey of flection o f a cloud In the waters, was Ing. rain. Not tor a moment bad
my arma I tott very grateful to the
deceased.
.
W.
H.
Was-»»,
Attorney.
m e rc ia l tra d e so licited .
the Clackamas river to determine the the face of my “grief girl.”
doubted her Innocence. Thia vIndies
reptile tbet had put her there.
A t last 1 gave up tbe struggle and
•Is be coming?" she asked again
tlon bad been a faint hope.
fall and topography of the banks as a
resigned myself to the unraveling of
He la cratollug under tbe deed
I sought her and found her receiving
means of ascertaining the value
CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES.
S H E R IF F ’S SALE.
the mystery. When I saw her sitting
the stream for water power purposes. on the beech watching some bathers 1 an ovation from the citizens of the leaves. H e may he coming this way.
place In which she lived. There was but I can’t see him.”
L B irunm, plaiutiff,
1
During this season he w ill take up
sat down near her. Then suddenly 1
■ - vs
a second ovation the day after my ar­
She shuddered aud dun g closer
similar survey of the Bandy, Hood
E.
O.
Cochran.
Dcna
Cochran.
said to her*.
rival—the celebration of our wedding.
“There he tai*’
A. 8. Alliaa, H. M . Abbott,
You are alone here, and I am not
Bantlam and McKensie rivers.
Another shudder and a closer cling
Nettie M. Abbott. W. A. Mor-
Generosity.
________
___ passed Senator Cham
especially Interested In any one, Woald
The
senate
n, J. O. Beckner, Bertha
I knew that If I pressed my lips
A contractor went Into the tailor's,
herialnB* bill aeth er*'’r.- :he s‘ -te of I you mind ray making your acqualnt-
. Beckner, John Baker,
against her cheek I would In another
donned
hla
new
suit
and
left
hto
old
Northwestern
Treat Ckm-
to
exchange
40,000
acres
of
«««*'
In
this
unconventlonnl
manner?
Oregon
n t a corporation, C. w .
one for repairs
T h e n .b e sought a gjoment be prdetong them upon her
I
have
no
wish
to
obtrude
myself
upon
lips and then there would be'the mis­
<by, Dorathea Abbott, T
school sections In forest reserves for
you or your affaire. I merely wish for cafe and refreshed the Inner man, but chief to pay But 1 couldn’t roalaL 1
O. Steley, Mrs. T . 0. Smley,
a compact body of land In the Ssn-
as
he
reached
for
hto
pocket
for
tbe
Wasco Wkrehows« M illing
your companionship for my brief vaca­
tiam reserve, not exceeding 40,000 tion or as moeb longer as you may money to settle his check be realised kissed her cheek, and when she raised
Company corporation de-
her
face
to
ask
“
What
did
you
do
that
febduate.
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thnt
he
had
neglected
to
transfer
both
acres In area, which land shall be held
care to know me."
for?”
I
kissed
bet
Hps-
purse
nuil
watch
when
h»*
’•'"•
'ila
suit.
Notice
la
hereby
given thnt voraaant to
by the state for a permanent state re ­
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Barn Located near Hotel Vintin
1 watched her while I said thia, and
r
■«
.
•
•*u
Thnt ended tbe matter
; an exeentton iaaned out of tbe Oircnit
serve.
when she replied to my overture I saw Aa he hesitated, domew I
Special
Attention for Commercial Traveler»
court
of
the
atato
ot
Oregon,
for
Sherman
And
how
did
all
this
begin?
By
her
at
hto
A doten men w ill be sent to T illa ­ both a frightened and a hungry look ed. he saw a bill on tin
county, eo the f ib day of Jane, 1918, in a
Transient Teams Given Prompt Attention
Setting It tb a n k fu lb . uv stepped asking me If I believed matter to be «ait wherein L. Barnam ia plaintiff and E.
mook county to spread poisoned grain In her face—frightened at something I
Indestructible. “W hat had that to do I C. Coch'an, Dcna Cochran. A.S.BIli», H.M .
thè
ca»hler*a
desk
and
presented
to
over an area of 2000 acres and kill knew not what, hongry for compan­
with n kiss?” I asked mynelf a fte r Abbott, Settle M. Abbott, W A Mnraan. J.
both check and money.
P rop rietor
field mice, gophers and other rodent ionship and sympathy. I ssw thst a
wnrrt while recalling our dialogue. | O. Beckner. Bertha M. Beckner, John Baker,
“That
was
a
two
dollar
bill,"
he
ex­
nrthwectern Treat Oom piny, a onrporation,
pests that might destroy the seeds of struggle was going on within her: that
Ridiculous!
J
rk
plained
when
he
counted
hto
change.
.
W.
Corby,
Dorothea
Abbott,
T
.
C.
Stalev,
Douglas fir to be planted there this now she wsa shout to give vent to a
{Mrs. T .C Staler, Waeeo Warehonae M ill­
“ 1 know It.“ the cashier replied, with
sudden burst of confidence, now to
ing Company, a eopnratlon. are defendant«
summer. This arrangement has been
e toss of her head. T m dividing with
| to ma directed and commanding m t to cell.
1 pentup tears. _J gave her time, and
JOY
OF
THE
SO
UL
you I saw It first."—Loodon Kell.
made st Eugene by A. E. Cahoon, su­
In the manner preeerltwd by law for the
! at last she controlled herself, refrsln-
aala of real property apon execration, th e .'
pervisor of the Blualaw national for- I Ing from an expression o f emotion, and
Joy is a prise unbought and is
A s Often Happens.
following deaeribed real prope ty, I will eu,
frce»L purest in its flow when it
-1 wonder why Bob doesn’t marry r
___ aeld qu'etly*.
Saturday, July 12th, 1913
Although the law which required j «y ou are certaluly very kind—you
“He hasn’t met the wrong girl yet.
comes untoudto N o getting bto
At the hoar of two o'clock p. tn , at the
eommleaion merchants to obtain state w i,o may have all tbe companionship probably.1
heaven as a piece wfll coopeas it.
front door of the County Oonrt Hoaae in the
licensee and puts them under the rug- you w la h -to seek me o u t I accept
citv of Moro, Sherman Connty. Oregon, cell
a d in T h e M o r o
You must have it m you. as the
to the htoheat b dder for each In baud, all
nlatlon of the state railroad eommto- your offer, trot merely fo r tbe time we
W. D. Magli, e well km
muitc
of
a
w«fl.
ordered
soul,
the
of
the
in
terra
t
of
tbe
defendantn
herein
la
O
b
s
e
r
v
e
r
-
w ill
re a c h
m o re
•ten. baa been operative more than a ' rviunln here and on condition that you Whitemound/Wis., bought
and tofthe fottnwtrp described real property,
toe of a holy purpose, die wefing
only ona concern has obtained do not seek to discover who I am. You berlain’» medietnea co ae to
to wit: The North half of section fonr ,4)
towrrhlpooe 'D aonth. range nineteen f i t )
he central depths of
p e o p le in S h e r m a r C o u n t y t h a n
to hto
ae. The object of the law was may call me Mine Drone."
eeat, w. m , togeth r with all au aingnlar,
1 could only acquiesce In throe con­
eternal rpnnnsll mt hide tbeir waters
of Carmen and fruit-
the ten»tnenta Ueredrtaraeata and appnrtaa-
dition«. hot>Iug that before we separat­ that one smell kettle ef
anoea therrento belonging.
b y a n y o th e r
m e d iu m a v a ila b le .
many have asked the
there — H .
ed I might get something of ber con­
Dated st Haro» O<raoo. Ute 6ih day-of
why the tow to
June.
»18.
J.
C.M
o
K
saw
.
aheriff
of
fidence. I intended not to he with her
« U B F t J t o te « t t p r t itte o ttu b h«t 1
KBW IM HBMM
bb I
NEW HOTEL PERKINS
H otel
albert
The Dalles, Oregon.
4
HO TEL MORO
O pposite P o sto ffic e
Moro
Oregon.
VIN TO N HO TEL
B
K
S
THE
STAR
LIV ER Y FEED A N D SA L E S T A B L E
.
Q -x e te s T Z a lle - y , O r e .
G eorge G llard,
A U T O M O B IL E
A “ W A N T"
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BARN
FOR
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