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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1920)
at Williamsport. T ’ “ The entire Houghton building at The Dalles has been leased by perseag te- Englishman Believe« He Has Dlecov- MORO. OREGON. tereuted In the establishment e( • • «red the Site of Edward the Con new hank for The Dalles aad M It -F R ID A Y ........ February 20.J920 fessor's Palace, • probable the Institution will bo la l he price of The Ob»e. vei i» $1.50 pci i In W indsor’s great park the discov Principal Events of the Week operation by May 1. ye* 1. 75 cent« lor aix month», 50 cent» to-i ery has been m ade of w hat app ears to Plana for a public auditorium Mp tour m o n th a -b u t W "«»d in »dvance we Briefly Sketched for Infor The Dalles reoelved definite accept $2.50 in full ‘or 2 year». Shorter be the site of E dw ard the Cotlfessors By BUIKY u s e palace. T he discoverer, Capt. Vaughan term» th«»u on«. year 12 *4 cent» per month when the chamber e t oonunereg mation of Our Readers. \ «lu. M m k here * i l l an»wer an in- Williams, had Ms attention draw n to ore voted unanimously to place* the q u c r/, when catered upon our calendar, two m oats w here rabbits had been bur (Copyright.) question before the votera at tha aaatl giving th date ol the paper a» the daté al rowing, and here he unearthed some The Anti-Compulsory Vaoclnatlon city election. May It. Marlon Story sat In the midst of which v »ur current aubacription expire». tiles like N onnan bricks. He next league has been formed at The Dalles. her wedding gifts. They were spread; W. A. Wleet, tor the peat three yean came upon flints, sandstone and tiles, A new 100 room hotel Is projected at deputy clerk of the Oregon supremo L V tO LONG WITHOUT FOOD and he Is continuing the searth. in alxtut upon tables that lined three sides of the mom. The Dallas if sufficient Inducement Is court, has resigned and will leave the days of Queen Victoria a tow er T here werb* little round boxes, and Many Caaea of Genuine Faating Re* w ith w alls 12 feet thick was pulled assured by local capital. March 1 for Klamath Falls where he large square ones'plled with glittering enrded Ar-onp the Many T h a t W ere down which was said by archeologists All wooden bridges In the city ol will associate himself with G. F. Stone r ai. y F akes to have been built by Edw ard the Con things— In one a rope of pearls, In Salem are to be painted white In fu: In the practice of law. another a collar of diamonds. fessor The secretary of the B erkshire therance of the civic pride moveme Carl Shoemaker, state fish and gams The girt to whom these things be •¡trd 1» bare, and Archeological society In connection The convention of the Eastern Ore warden, la urging remedial legislation longed sut very still and stared at ute low. the poor with C aptain W illiam s’ And. sta te s that gon Christian Endeavor society was to keep Oregon streams stocked with ' - -•[' ilte lubting of the •here was before the foundation of them. T here wuu no light of triumph 4’ held In the Christian church at Pendle- flak. Ha predicts that In the near fu In her eyes, no Joy of possession that C arthusian nhuikS, and wonders if Windsor castle a palace In W indsor ture It will be necessary for every , Jon. that Is the practical answ er to hia forest where many notable events hap one might think should be there. She » j-? Æ - " showed no satisfaction. no suprem e Senator McNary has Introduced a county to have a hatchery. pened. This palace had a tow er as a problem. A|mrt front the obvious trick sters fit. means of defense. In a H arlelan MS. elntion. She was alm ost a thing of bill In the senate to throw open the Members "of the La Grande Ad club This la (he season of the year when developm ent of resources of the arch i Klamath Indian reservation to settle are congrathlatlng themselves on be th« traveling fairs, there are many nn Illumination occurs which rep re stone. She looked over them all as tf they se n ts a palace where a Indy iA seen giv the Philippines become the playground pelago us th at which Is offered thf ment. • it 'll! '’ '<• eases of genuine fasting. ing able to Increase the population of did not exist, ns if they were not even for the entire orient It la carnival visitor at the cam lvnl city. y«-ur»i:547. Cicely L hlgw ny wits ing al,pis and earning for herself the Roseburg will vote In May on a pr< the city to 6600 through a cleanup com In the evenings the cnrnlvnf becomes season In Manila. . I wiih tip* m urder of her h.ia- , title of "loaf giver." The manor of thought of, and th e shining collar In position to Issue between $309,000 a . m utes, which gathers up those missed the cen ter of, Philippine, and oriental Its velvet box threw no light Into I o ld W indsor belonged to the Saxon In 1008 the first Philippine carnival I ;..! , i . m i l l in order to Impress the - . was held on historic Wallace Field In social activity. A huge open air afldl $500,000 bonds for a municipal light by the oensus enuiherators. Jin res with her Innocence, she fasted 1 i ings. and E dw ard the Confessor cer her eye». About 26 eommuafty meetings will A man who had. been standing by Manila In February, when the climate torluni serves for ttie elaborate nightly plant. _ui «lays and was acquitted, folks tainly held court there. Edw ard being balls, and on Its mammoth floor thoo Mrs. Margaret Montelth, who has re b« held In Linn oounty in the next prevented by HD nobles from going to of the Island* la at Its best and each the window tu rn e d ’carelessly. .•i.nnlering her salvation as a direct succeeding year there has been a larg sands of couples swing together to the sided In Albany continuously for 68 few weeks, at whioh farm bureau work Koine caused W estm inster to be built "You’ll have to send them back, d iv in e In te rv e n tio n . er and more elaborate celebration. strain s of music furnished by the fa years, has celebrated her ninety-first for the remainder of this year will be won’t you?" he said. The girl did uot A well-known American medical with the money which he would have spent on Ids Joqrney. He then fenve look at him. “M iserable business, but The 1920, or Victory Carnival, will be mous C onstabulary and oth-ir m ilitary birthday. planned. 8. V. Smith, county agricul man, Doctor T anner of New York, fast o b i Windsor to the monks, but the gift the greatest event of Its sort ever held bauds. • Probably at no other place In It's the thing to do. W onder what The $6500 deficit of former Sheriff tural ageat. Is arranging the meeting. ed for 40 days In the summ er of 1880, the world will one see an equally lm was revoked by William the Con they’ll sa y !” He took up a sapphire anywhere In the Far East and lost nearly 42 pounds’ weight In Gellatly of Benton county baa been Of the 73,611 voters In Multnomah queror. who found W indsor convenient T here are commercial and govern presslve cosmopolitan spectacle. brooch. "Mrs. Olin W inthrop! Mrs. the process. made good to the oounty by two of hia oounty who have registered to date. The Manila visitor who can plan hls ment exhibits In connection with the for his hunts in th e ’forests. Olin will say, '.‘Thank heaven,' 1 can Louis .LatJeau. who died nt the age 61,148 have registered as Republicans brothers. trip to arriv e ut the P earl pf the Orient carnival, and on no oth er occasion Is It use this a g a in .;’ ’’ T he girl did not of t hi rt.v-three In 1883, was said to The Veterans Lane County council for carnival time inuy well deem him and 17,321 have registered as Demo possible to gain at once such a com CITY MAY HAVE BIG FUTURE move'. “ For heaven’s sake, old girl., have gone without food for 12 years! % has been organized at Eugene. It will crats. Tha Socialist, Prohlbltloa and prehensive Idea of the production and self f o r tu n a te why don’t you look u p !” , Anmngst the most famous of the consist of representatives of all patri other parties claim tha remaining 4036 "My dear Fred, you will be gWod violets. "She took them silently and 'beside her wqs waiting. fake fasters was “The F asting Worn- Dakar, in Sooth Africa, Prom ises to otic bodies. voters. - enough to rem em ber th a t thia 1* nut Develop Into Something Lika * She felt the stren g th nf th e hand nn of Ttitbury.” who claimed to have sat down. Then she covered her face The annual convention of the Ore Prospects'for a prune crop this sen- your w edding!" Another Liverpool. ,ib-.i1ned from food for 20 months. with the flowers. _A j holding her own, she felt the strength • "N or yours, cith er,” th e man laughed, She created a furore before being On1 T he man looked at her a moment of the arm above It. She looked up gon Retail Merchants association con son are good wherever the trees were The city of D akar In South Africa, | - ’"I don’t aee anything funny lu ally exposed In 1808, w ithout S^word, then he said slow ly: Into bis eyes. They were the eyes vened In Astoria Monday for k three not killed by the December freeaa, - according to D. F. Fisher and C. A. A man named Cnvnnngh astonished less ftian half a century ago In a really , thall!’.__ - x "Marlon, I am afraid w e have------ ’ t a t jL JU 0 !L ^ h fl..^ i.4 ji« t .Juittck M U e days’ session............. “You know why you're going to do With a large exhibit and attendance, Reed, federal fruit experts who passed the world l»y declaring that he had nrjm ltlve condition, with naked chll- | He h esitated. ‘I am afraid we huve heart of every woman. Iren running around the stree ts and It?” As If afraid th at he would not knock Albany’s second annual automobile, several days In the Marlon oounty er- lived without food from February, not—you have not been happy. -1 do nt her own ag ain ,,an d th at she might truck and tractor show was held Fri chard districts IS.'.9. until November, 1840, th a t Is m others working with haldes strapped I "Yes, I know that." not know how to say It. but------ ” him. she said, faintly hut quickly: day and Saturday. nearly two years, hut on his Statem ent upon their backs, has suddenly come ■ "Well !” Following their purchase of a down« , ’ The girl looked nt him quietly. |"B u' lose "1 w ill!" being disproved he was Imprisoned.— into prom inence ns the prospective I “And I’m going to do It!" town business site at a consideration • Trustees of the Klamath Falls Pres what?" “W h at’s all the fuss about, then?" “Liverpool” of Africa. In the keen London Tit-Bits. "If you do not wish to—to—huve of $6600, W. L. and T. M. O'DonneU byterian church have placed an order A man with Iron gray h air and competition that Is expected between , Doesn’t Need To. th is— thing go on----- America and Europe for trade'll! South gray eyes came Into the riWim. "Every girl w nnts a clear conscience, for a pipe organ to cost $4000 to be of Bend have announced that they will "You mean, you mean you do not LIGHT THAT YET SHALL DAWN Africa. Dnknr, It Is believed, will have oommence the construction of a $M,- installed In August. "F ath er. I wish you would Inslsi of course." wish to— to—oh. 1 cannot say It I" upon Fred being a little more decen t!" "W ell?" N. Michels, recently discharged from 000 theater with a seating capacity ot an Im portant role to play. “M arion I M arlon! Tliut I do not G lorous Sign Promisrd. to Denote "But she doesn't fuss over th a t as the eastern Oregon state hospital, was 1600 within a month. The French are today making ex She got up and went to the window. wish to*—th a t I----- ” ' hat AIJ Men Are Determined The young fellow started a fte r her. she does over her com plexion.”—Louis killad^vhen he threw hia^self In front tensive Im provements at D akar. They The state board of control has em "Yet, th at you do not wish to marry ville C ourier-Journal. to Be Free. "M arion, I’m not doing anything have spent much money In enlarging ployed W. C. Knighton, former state of a train near Echo. m e! I know ! I know !" the dry dock and making the harbor W hat’s up? I th in k we’re all con Voters of Eugene will ballot In May architect, to prepare plans and speci T he m an’s lips tw itched, but he Look you. a while ago was the Up.tt deeper as well as Increasing the facil cerned In this little strateg y upon an on a proposal to expend $22,000 for the fications and to supervise the construc SAW CbbSACK AT-H IS BEST never took hls eyes from hers. "1 tiriglyt about u s; but It was because of ities for tran sfe rrin g cargo from boat equal footing." purchase of an aviation field as a base tion of the new building at the state mean th at, If—you did not------’’ the moon, arid the night was deep n<»t- "W hat Is It?” to train. The D akar of today Is a W rite r W axes Enthueiactlc Over Camp "Have I said so?” for the. forest patrol. home for the feeble-minded. The struc wlthsiaudinS. and when the moonlight thriving town of abotft 25,000 people, "N othing, iluil. I was only—trying of Tired Men, "Soldiers to the a. “No.” «•mu«! and died and there was hut n Clyde Beckett, a native Oregonian ture will coot approximately $40,000. with wide well-lald-out streets, a large to—cheer Marlon up a little." Manner Born.” “Well 1" little glimmer In place of the bright technical school, hospitals and w ork and 58 years a resident of Polk copnty, Fifty-nine marten skins and nine "You don't seem to have gone about “I wish y fp — to be h a p p y !” light, yet was tliu M-pild glad because died at his home In Salem following mink, brought Into Bend by Bob shops. T here are, however, n great It In th e right way. Marlon?" If you have read "T a m s Bulba," fin- “T h at Is the g n n te s l wish thnt on« all things kpew that the glim m er was Llewellyn, represent a cash valuatlca "Ye«?’’ m ajority of natives, being In fact, omy She i gol’s story of the Cossack, then you an attack of influenza. could have fo r another, Isn’t It? of «’ay and not of night. Look you. "Come here." The girl went to her An adult man cannot adopt another of ndt under $2000 and Is the richest about 3.500 Frenchm en. j will know- w hat I mean when -I say laughed a little hysterically. an Image of tin* time to betide the hope T hese natives have been said by father. adult man In Oregon, according to a take of furs marketed there In ydara. that last night I had a chance to see “I have never wished you to be nny of the fellowship of men. Yet for "B ayliss Is repefltlng h l« ’ fa th e r’s some to have form erly been the m as decision of Attorney General Brown, Llewellyn Is a veteran trapper aad a real picture of the Cossack, w rites sooth. it may well be that this bright game. All day lie has been a t It— thing else. T h ere’s only-one thing that William V. Duncan In the Yale Re iu response t8 an inquiry. has been wintering In the Davis lake we should understand before—and day of snniiiHU' wlileh Is now dawning ters of the M editerranean. They are . pushing me th Ihe wall-^—and when he wonderful fighters and It was o n l| view. It was at sunset when over the E. L. Smith of Hood River» an 8% country. upon us is no Image of the beglnnlpg th a t is------" has me there, m aking me go upon my The Beaver Portland Cement plant "I know, that yeu will be the mus tops of the w hite birches the heavens year-old pioneer, is the last survivor of the day that shall b e ; hut rath e r with great difficulty th at In 1802. Gen. knees to hlmx - Well, have you n oth Faldherhe. the French governor, was looked or If on fire, while to th e right of the republican convention of I860, at Gold Hill, under the superintend* shall that day-dawn he fold and gray ter!" ing Io Ray?” J able to overcome, them. T hus he paved “T h ere m ust be some one to say the clouds were like waves rolling over which nominated Lincoln for presi enoy of W. H. Green, la now ready to and s u r ly ; and yet h j its light shall I The girl loqkcd nt her fath e r with what shull be done, although m uster a aeu of pink. I heard a shout, "The dent. men se e things as they verily are, the way for the founding of D akar. cold eyes. "W tint may 1 say? 1 am operate. Repairs have been completed •We n n y know a great deal more about Cossacks nre coming,'' and through the L.~ and in lo lic o f c ii hunted bv gleam of Scottish Rite Masons at Baker are and the plant eleaned np ready for a going to do this thing tomorrow. I j Is an ugly word.” .opeulng In the woods rode these loVers tt Inter. _ "Yes. men never like tt In th a t way, the nywui n rd the elutnor of the preparing for a local reunion the latter steady run of 1000 barrels per da/. The am going to deny him at the a lta r tn j but It Is tru e I W hat do you mean by of war. The horse nnd the rider are dreamtIde.jj^By such gray light shall the preselice of my friends and his i part of April, at which all degrees up plant represeats an expenditure ef' ’ F rar.k lin H ad H is Doubt». one; both w ere ¿tired, hut th ere was wise men and valiant . . . see the frien d s—of the whole world, us fur I saying th is?” to and Including the j|2d will be con nearly $100.000. The following speech was made by som ething th at told you th at If the "I mean only th at our home shall be remedy, m d deal w ith It. a real thing as th a t g o esl" Startling values In platinum ore sent our own, and th at we shall live In bugle had blown all the tiredness ferred. that may. be t »»v-hed and hnnd’ed. and Benjamin F ranklin nt the convention ( "It Is your duty." wJould have fallen away. They nre Charles H. Haddlx, deputy collector from Curry oounty has brought into no glory of li e Iwavens to be wor which adopted the United S tates Con- ! "Yes, father, and I shnl! not shirk It alone.” "I know—you do not wish my soldiers to the m anner born. W ar Is life ! of customs at Astoria, was accidently the section srouad Langlois represen shiped fro i jt.'nr oil. And what shall stitutlon : It. For you—hut what will become of “Mr. President, I confess th at I do ' to them. If a thing Is w orth bnvlng killed while he was replacing the un tatives of San Fraaolsoo mining ooo- father----- ” She laughed bitterly. It be. as 1 told thee before, save that m e! W hat man woulu care to ask me "I wish only your happiness, and It Is w orth fighting for. Even when derpinning of the house at hls ranch oerns who are offering as high as $600d men shall be determ ined to he free.— not entirely approve tills C onstitution, • to m arry him a fte r I had done such a my own. It has been a trying w inter. they gnthered In groups around, the at Fernhlll. William Mori s, Ln "A Dream of John hut I am not sure th at I shall never ( th in g !’’ for individual claims looated by vari approve It. I have experienced many You do not know It, but my fath e r’s common palls and borrowed one an Ball." Squirrels have become such a nuls ous residents slnoe the discovery wad “I say, M arlon !’’ * o th er’s spoons to eat the common meal instances of being obliged by b etter In affairs were not In the best way when formation or fuller . consideration to I “Well, Fred Story, would ypn? th eir hearing was th at of soldiers. ance in the Clatkes section of Clack made a oeuple of months ago. he died----- ” O n e 'iib t' t., say s wi de stocking« Would you go to a girl who had re It Is reported that a number ef amas county that the farmers have ap change opinions even on Im portant "Are you Intim ating th a t my fath er Pigs can feed from a trough nnd you must b iv u r'i'b ly be worn w ith mourn Portland people Interested in the fu pointed Albert Gassier to distribute go away disgusted, hut when you see subjects which I once thought right fused a m an at the nltnr, shpmed him. was atonll responsible?" ing costum e. And. we suppose, black ture of the state industrial school 1er and found to he otherw ise. Iu these hum iliated him In the most horrible “The Street Is a stran g e place, Ma these fcllow-s back from a fight, delv poison grain. ro s e tte g a rte rs in o rd e r to h av e the sentim ents I agree to this Constitution! m anner possible?" Ankeny grange of Jefferson has girls will present a bill at the sent rlon, and many odd thing« happen ing Into th eir mess, you stand to ad "H is ■ fath e r alm ost m ined your th ere—old friends become enemies, mire. T heir lender was fully* six feet adopted resolutions lauding Governor seeslon of the legislature asklag fsr 'o u t ensem ble <•< rrc c t. with all Its fmflts, If they are such. I loubt. too, w hether any other conven fath e r— nearly disgraced Idin! Is that and—well—what Is the use Io reviving seven Inches tall, with n beard that Olcott ftfr vetoing a large number of an appropriation for the erection and tion we can obtain tuny he able to aom athlng to forget? And the hate of unpleasant memories? Si cak in g of o v erch arg in g , ns th e It Is all said be wns Russian of the Russians. bills passed at the extra session of furnishing of a new building at that make a b etter C onstitution. The opin thrit man Is In hls son. I hate him AU were well-formed, strong men, I i i \ c r of n tiling is u sually also a seller dead------’’ Institution. The proposed building the legislature. ions I have hail of Its erro rs I sacri ns much as he hnted me. The whole "Revive them? They are not dead hardened to the out of doors. T heir es- nf som e o i l i e r thing, you can easily ’ see A movement has b«en started in will cost In the neighborhood of $66.- fice to the public good. I cannot help, Bayliss tFlbe— for fifty years they have I with me, but you have been busy In chelon wns not there, so they made low th e p ass-lt-along p ro cess k eep s go- expressing a wish th at every member been In my way. and this hoy Is doing I the Street, and I know what you are them selves at home for the night on Albany-to raise $50,000 for the con 006, according to those Interested la n C.‘ of this convention who may have ob the sam e t?Ttng Ills fa th e r d id—no. the ground. It was a sight to remem struction of a community center as a the bill. I doing th er» !’’ With the view to working out n plan jections to It would with me on this only trying to do It. for I shall have “It has been for you. T hat Is all ber as our train pulled out of from the memorial to the returned soldiers of station, those Cossack* groups around Linn county. Lady smokers, says London,- must occasion doubt a little of his own In him w here I wish h im !” whereby cattle rustling on the ranges j th a t I may say about It, Marlon, won’t fallibility and to m ake m anifest our sin g in g ‘the songs of w ar In T tie In sm okers The air In the other "D on’t get m elodram atic, d a d ; you I you believe In me? I mny have neg the fire, singing Broccoli in Douglas county is head of Central Oregon can be stopped, unanim ity put his nujne to this In stru know very well Billy Buyllss Isn’t that n rs is to be preserved uncured for ing up* well, but the cold nights are livestock men of Central Oregon met lected you. but 1 was thinking of you which their sp irits revel. ment." bad, although It’s crude enough as It all the while, down there. W on't you • • w h o*esch ew tobacco. holding it back enough so that the la.Bend with Supervisor N. O. Jacob Is. M arlon will tu rn him down tom or tru st me?’’ OWE APPLE TREES TO FRANCE heads will be of large size and of ex son. of the Deeohotes National forest, row —then we will call It square. 'Do The girl rose. "Will you pnfffdn to formulate a range policy for the How Would You Like to Harvest Two Crops cellent quality. you tak e this m an?'—Not on your life J me If I say good night?” she said. "I Canadians Get T h e ir F irs t Shoot* From J. A. Churchill, state superintendent coming year. It la conservatively esti of Corn a Year as They Do in the Philippines? — B ing!—W edding ring throw n upon am tired 1” a Noblem an W ho W as Associated of public instruction, left Salem Satur mated by livestock men that no leas i floor—E xit haughty Marlon Story i The next dny at noon. Miss Story W .th C ham plain. day for Chicago to attend the anflual than 206 head of beef cattle have ! amid the applause of the gallery and | went up the nisi« of the church upon convention o f the ngtiunal society for either been killed or stolen by cattle the hisses of the opposing faction I" the arm of her fath er. H er friends It was from F rance that «apple treeff thieves In the last year. vocational education. F o u r girls cam e gaily Into th e room. filled the geuts about her. T here Were first brought to <’¡witnla: A French For the purpose of determining tha It has been decided at Salem to In "M arlon," said otie of them, “ I’ve seemed so many of them, they almost nobleman named De Monts was asso value of logged-off lands In Oregon brought the girls to see the things. j hung from the arched roof. stall warning signal«; at the railroad ciated with Samuel de Cham plain in You’ve met my f a th e r’ my brother I The trium phal music crashed from F ran ce’s earliest colonizing projects crossing at the Intersection of Capitol either for agrloulture or reforestation, F red? A ren't they simply glorious? ! the orgsn and flooded her entire being, In pnrt of North Amerlcti. T heir first i and Union streets inhere several acci the research department of tha Port Ju st look at tills co llar!" but with njnockery th at alm ost choked colony wns planted o i l the rocky Island dents have recently occurred. land forest service headquarters will Miss Stgry w aited In her fath er’s , her. of St. Croix, now D oucctt’s or Neutral Definite steps have been taken by make a study of this territory. ' Tha draw I ng-room for the man she hud If they had only run away, as they Island^ Mt the mouth of the River St. Lane county Poyt No. 3, American Le work wlU be directed by Forest Ex promised to m arry. hud planned so many tim es when they Croix, which forms p art of the present gion, "Eugene, to place before the vot am iner J. F. Kummel aad will lnelude He would come to her In a moment, first began to know their love! boundary between New Brunsvl'lck and er« of Lane county the proposition to survey of methods of logging aad with violets or some other delicate j The long aisle seemed Interm inable the sta te of Maine. A fter spending offering. ' W ith every step It seemed to stretch there the w inter of 1004-05, the colon build a soldiers' memorial to cost $fco,- fire protection to Insure a eeeond erop 6f timber, poeslbUltlea of prodaolng H er rom ance with Will Bayliss had on and never end, and her agony with ists removed to P ort Roynl. now An 000. Ther, werd three fatalities flue to turpentine from native yellew 0 n e aad begun six years before, when they wer»» It. Then In a moment It did end. and napolis, Nova Scotia. The colonists little .more than chlldiTn. the organ censed. He waa there w ait were getting ,n foothold when their accidents in Oregon during the week Improved methods of handling gras- The opposition of their parents had ing for her. and he took her hand. ch arter wns revoked by the king of ending; Febnyu-y,. 12. according to a lug on tha foreat made little difference. The old m inister who had baptized France In 1007, and tlie enterprise report prepared by the tnduktrttl akseL 1 She had loved thia man with all her her stood there with open book, and came to an end. However, In the fol dpnt commission. The victims were: Famous Women. thought, h ut now It seemed to have faintly she heard hls droning chant. lowing yc«r (Tinmplntn founded Que John O. Foster, logger, Coquille; Hen Tlie comedy that was felicitously given way to quite another feeling. She henrd him say "I will,” knew bec, nnd shortly afterw ard s De Monts ry Sylvia, logger,. Sequin, Wash., and presented a season ago written around If wns anything hut the old tenderness. her time had come, and raised her sent out to ( ’hnmplatn some young np the life of George Sand was scarcely Withrow, sawyer, Llnnton.. ph* trees. They were planted and grew Fred Regret wns there, and It wns the re eyes. The secretary of the interior has re fair to her, though highly entertaining. gret that n woman Imlght give to n H er father wns behind her, and all well. Such wns the beginning of ap George Sand, the genius, had her dead child. he m eant—the opposition of her fam ple-growing In ('an ad a. Tw enty years jected the appeal of Dr. J. F. Roddy of foibles, but she had a great brain. In The opposition o f her fath er had ily. the fearful stren g th of which op later apple trees were Introduced Into Medford, which was taken from a deci her veins was the blood of kings and made little difference at first, hut like pressed her s< nses. She was one of thnt p art of ancient Acadia th a t now sion of the war mineral relief 6Am- heroes, so, nstbrslly, she was highly form s the province of Nova Scotia. w ater dripping upon a stone, It finally them. mlBklon awarding Dr. Reddy approxi romantic and gathered Into her cate made Its Impression. , It was her hour, and ahe rejoiced In mately $86,000 for hls efforts to aupply gory of passions the names of famous No, reodeg this corn wns not grown shortage. O ther Im portant Philippine It would never have done so until her heart, so loudly th a t ahe hoped the government with chrome from a n»en of her time—the biasing epoch of Best to Secure Prcof. would by one o ty p r local farm ers 1 It w asn’t crops are hemp, sugar cane, cocoanut«, she felt thnt he whs hccoinlng some no ■onoil nf , Siskiyou county, California, property, genius, when Hugo, Balsac, De Musset. Life’s big business I" to prove A. grown tn tlie United fStatea, even. It coffee, tapioca and pineapples. Lum what Indifferent, n sort of dignified above I t during the war. Dumas were st their zenith. ; Chopin, things. T h ere’s much small chatter ber 1« also au im portant Industry. distance th at she could not u n d er The words of the clergym an came was grow ti In th* farqff Philippine Is Het»» and De Musset were George T here are hundred« of thousand« of stand. w henever p* oplp get together, hut It A county wide community and trade to her hs from an o th er world, through lands by Filipino schoolboys. Two fine acre« of land lying Idle In the Philip Bend’s adorers. Her real name was Ar- mnv enslly end at thnt. The truly big week Is to be fostered by The Dalle«, Rhe lenrned ihnj hpr fath er had been another consrtnuaness fo r which she Iw m s of life,dem and the fullest proof crops of ctofn a year are produced In pines, which have a g reater area of msndlne Luclle Aurora, Baroness Du- could not acco u n t but ahe waa Impa business men. devant As the author of "Consuelo,” the Islands fettlle land than Ja p a n —thia tn spite *force<l to the wall, and hls Influence tient for them to be Aver, th at the and the most rigid security. So the The forest service has sold 7,000,000 “Ldlla,” “Valentine," she has a sore The Philippines are doing some won of the fact th at the population of the hls very credit th re rte n A . T his roused mini w hoftakes things for granted sub w^ole thing might be ended. feet of* timber In Lane county above niche In the hell of fame. Her morals <>erful thing« In the agricultural line. Philippines la 11,000,000 while th a t of her fath e r's I Mood In her, and ahe fell Faintly she heard them— love, honor jects tiHliself to disappointm ents and Oakridge at $1.76 per thousand for could bear reproach; she seemed to little or no progress. As n jiist- T he Philippine government has flne ag Jap an la around 65,000,000. T here Is tint» she hnted the m an's son. mill Whatever. It was th at had sepnm ted nnd o b e y ! She felt hls fingers press te r of fu e l Hn-re Is very Ilt4le that one Douglas fir. Incense cedar and red exact and excite lode without loving. rtcolturwl achool« throughout the la every reason to believe th a t some day heT owh. and the touch of him ' In • them, she knew th a t they were or lands, and the Philippine legtalatufe. the Philippines will have a population for granted. / Life has so cedar and 60 cents for hemlock and That she turned her varied amatory ex stantly roused her against her fath er da re t ft ke periences Into "copy” may or may not cmn|M>se<t entirely of Filipino«, 1« ea<di aa large as th at of Jap an today. The longer a* they had been. exception*, so niHiiy contingen other timber. . , many be true. That she waa an inspiration • Hhe stood very still, wultlng for him and her family, who were aw aiting cies \Ji at one can never tell Just w’liat year making larger and larger appro n ilp ln o a are tl* only C hristian people The Astoria Port commission and |h e r denial. In the orient, and their young men are to come In. to gifted men Is an established fact. prthHona for this Im portant work. ’will Impjadi next. So the wise tnnti county court will cooperate In the con The perfect Nocturnes, of Chopin arose. Suddenly she became conacloua that Then he came Into the room a very ih e staple food of tin* Islands Is rice, working night and day to prepare will tsk e nothing for granted. He will struction of a road from the southern In large measure, from hls Borrows 11» her hour had come Indeed. . bat corn la corning right along tn popu them selves for th s reaponalblllty of ta ll, ^-lear-e.ved young fellow. prove (te» > .u ln g nnd base hls future The m inister was aw aiting her an lar favor. It« use whs given great Im ritlzenahlp In the Philippine Republic, «nine directly tow anl her. carrying on what he lifts learned to tru st. Af end of Eleventh street along the beach and Joys with George Band. She Mlfln petus In the last year because of ■ rice which they believe to be neat a t hand. h alf • doxen orchids and a mass of swer to the great gtjeaU<»n. The man ter all that’s the only aata way to do. to < wwoeotlon with the Netalem read • * er ,-iAS STIRRED UP ANTIQÜARIES For Better or W orse MANILA CARNIVAL BIG ATTRACTION OF FAR EAST OREGON NEWS NOIES OF GENERAL INTEREST r «b
