Sherman County observer., August 22, 1930, Image 4

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T h e S h erm an Ctepaty O b server,
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF 601ERMJNTEREST
Principal Events of the W eek
175 ton», slightly lower than, those of
t year, and only about Half of what
was anticipated.
The state board of control naked
for bids for repainting all automobiles
and motorcycles used by the state
traffic department. The bodies of the
cars will be white, while the tops will
be black. The Insignia of the traffic
department wW be painted on both
the automobiles and motorcycles.
Thirty-five per cent, dividend checks
were mailed to depositors of the de­
funct Astoria eavings bank. The total
amount of the dividend is »499,350, ac­
cording to A. H. Olson, deputy supOr-
irtendent of banks, in charge of liqui­
dation. This is the first dividend to
bo paid from the bank, which failed
ÍÁ
More, Oregon,
Friday, August 22, 1980
< » i n t u t H n H u n u o » 1 YOUTH REFUSES
Announces His
TO EXPLAIN WHY
HE KILLED PAL
Engagement
.By H . IR V IN G K IN G
»«»»»»••j »»»999
(CoDvrtebt.)
Clearing of Mystery May
Decide the Fate of Con­
fessed Slayer.
Wheels Himself 12
..
Miles to End Life
Long Beach, C alif.—For 12
miles W illiam O’Brien, fifty-
five, county poor farm Inmate,
rolled himself In a wheel chair.
Incurable, he couldn’t walk.
To a point fa r out on the Pine
street pier be rolled along. His
Journey ended by the guard rail
of the pier.
He dragged himself out of his
chair and plunged over. There
was a splash, then nothing to
be seen.
OKLAHOMA BAD MAN
GETS 20-YEAR TERM
Long Career of Bank and
Train Robbery End»
Girl Hangs Self-as
Revenge on Jilter
Bekescsaha, Hungary.— As re­
venge on a mao who'Jilted her,
Anna merino, a Bekescsaha
girl, banged herself from the
balcony of the church In which
the unfaithful Lover waa being
married to another g irt
Her body and a note explain­
ing her reasons for killing her­
self were discovered by the wed­
ding guests as they left the
church.
Mena, Ark.— Peace reigns on thn
i l D IL L IN G H A M could not ex­
turbulent Oklahoma-Arkansas border
actly be said to be “In business” ;
for the last of the famous bad men la
but he had large “Interests”—mostly
going back to prison.
of Our Readers.
Texarkanu. Texas.—Clearing of the
Inherited—over which he kept a close mystery us to what started an argu­
J. M. “Mike" Riaenhoover of Mena,
supervision. Also a stenographer-sec­ ment which resulted In Lester Coop-
one-time bank and train robber, has
retary and an only son—each of whom . er. twenty-one,'- shooting to death his
A new population record was es-
been convicted at Poteau, Okla., on
was about twenty live years of age.
charges of robbery with firearms and
UbUahed a t the states, penitentiary
boyhood friend of years, Paul Hunter,
sentenced to 20 y e a n In prison at Mc­
bbbbbb B b ■ b » ■ b b
Now you think that W alter Is going twenty-three.
when tfce .o tflcU l register showed a
In
an
undertaker's
■ J H H U H E # * * * # * * # # * * * * * # # * » * * Alester, where he once started serv­
to full in love with Cynthia, that Cur­ morgue here may decide the fute of
total of >15 convicts at Salem.
tis is going to object violently, there the confessed slayer.
ing a 36-year sentence he never com­
, From 8H acres in the George Chris­
is going to be a row and the lovers
“ I didn’t want to do It, but I hud
pleted.
FISHERMEN
SAVED
,
tenson farm in the Pleasantdale vi­
are- going to be married In spite of Io.” is Cooper’s reply to queries us to
Riaenhoover waa born and reared In j
cinity near Dayton, more than 45 2 3
PILGRIMS’ COLONY the Ouachita highlands. Tears ago. ■
everything and everybody. Just hold why lie killed Ids roommate a few
your horses a minute and see. Come inimités a fte r they had scuffled In the
huahels of Holland wheat an acre was a year ago.
he became a member of ths famous
Lane county looks forward definite­
with me to one of those “ English- undertaking
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Julius Carden band of outlaws, who
establishment on Sunduy.
produced.
Responded to Miles Standish’s created terror by their operations
ly to a J2,752,000 road program to be
basement, brownstone fronts” on West | Apr„
The youthful slayer Is being
Chuma From Chair.
Columbia county Pomona grange,
Thirty Something street
A similar held under »10,000 bond for action o f
carried out in the immediate future
against banks and trains in a period t
Appeal for Aid.
with appropriate ceremonies, dedicat­
house on the right has a restaurant the Bowie county (Texas) grand Jury
preceding the World war. Garden, the
and to bring to completion all the ma­
Elizabeth, N. J.—George DanleckL
ed Its beautiful seven-acre park at Big
In the Iwisement, a “ Modiste” on the
All witnesses testified that the two
jor projects In this county. Relief of
Portsmouth, N. H .—That the doughty leader, waa killed while trying to es­
fifteen
years old, whode life the stnto
fiddy on tha Nehalem river to the use
first t|«a,r and offices representing het­ youths had been inseparable friends Pilgrims at Plymouth would have suf­ cape from Tucker prison farm In A r-0
unemployment conditions Is anticipat­
sought to take for murder, was si>ared
erogeneous
enterprises
from
there
up
kansus,
and
the
band
waa
broken
up.
and
roommates
for
several
years.
fered
actual
famine
during
the
trying
of the public.
ed as one of the results of this work,
from death In the electric chair by^ a
to the roof. The house on the left
What brought about the trugedy 1» winter of 1022-23 were it not for the
Playfully placing a small c. iiber long hoped for by the county court and
Collects “ Balance."
Jury, but must pass the remainder of
Is u “rooming house.” In fact. No. 30 known only to Cooper and he remains assistance of a courageous band of
rifle to his forehead and pulling The
• In 1010 “Mika" Riaenhoover and hla
hla life In prison. With two other
•oad enthusiasts.
Is the only house on the block still In sllept. Cornish Malone, companion deep sea fishermen of the early settle­
brother, Jesse, were convicted of mh-
trigger, evidently thinking the gun ua
youths,
neither of whom has reached
Ar. gngraded room will be the new­
the occupancy of the family which worker of the pair, testified that be ment which became Portsmouth, N.
Mng the bank at Heavener, Okla.. and
loaded, coat Allen Hartley, 21, of Co­
his majority, Danleckl waa convicted
est educational plan to be tried out
uwned lt and dwelt therein when peo­ was working In a room near that in
11., Is revealed In research Incidental sentenced to McAlester prison for Rf>
of first-degree murder, with a recom­
quille, his life.
ple spoke of being “genteel"; and the which Cooper and Hunter were em
In the Theodore Roosevelt junior high
to the observance of the Massachu­ years each. The brothers later were
mendation of mercy.
The recent hot weather has proved school at Eugene. In the ungraded
crude and hustling 70s were trying to halmlng and heard them arguing and setts tercentenary this year.
released and “Mike" came back to
The life sentence was mandatory on
heard
one
crflT
the
other
a
“liar."
He
beneficial to the hop crop In Marlon
outdo
the
Idle
and
splendid
’40s.
Step
No sooner had the Pilgrims estab­
room will be grouped pupils who have
Judge Alfred A. 8teln, noth withstand­
Mena.
right Into the drawing room and let said they started scuffling and that he lished their settlement at Plymouth j
county, according to growers. Pick­ not graduated from the elementary
Announcing that he waa going to re­ ing that never In the history oh.the
me Introduce you to Miss Mgrgnret rushed Into the room to Intercede.
1u 1020 thun word went back to Eng­ form, Riaenhoover became a fam iliar
ing of fugglea will begin August 25 in schools but who are approximately 13
state had one so young been sent to
Blair and Mr. Wolter Dillingham.
land of the abundance of fish Jn the figure about Mena, and hla personality
Friend Intercedes.
most of the larger yards.
~
prison for life. The other boys wero
years old, and junior high pupils who
♦•Margaret." Walter was saying. ’I
waters of the new continent across won him friends which permitted him
lUcliurd Harding, friend of both
W illiam Gallngher. twenty, and W il­
Ninety miles of county roads have are Irregularly graded.
don’t see any sense In waiting any Cooper and Hunter, took the former the Atlantic.
to be runner-up for the sheriffs nom
liam Garry, eighteen. All three lived
been built in Deechutes county dur­
Farmers surrounding Heppner are
longer. I don't think dad will ^object Into hts room and argued with him in
Here was an excellent chance for lnatlon In 1026. But»“M lke” did not
In Elizabeth.
ing the past two years, at an aver­ said to be having difficulty In obtain­
a bit. He Isn’t a bad fellow, after, “ forget his trofihle with Hunter.”
the establishment of a lucrative busl ’ find the life of a reformed criminal a
For three hours and twenty min­
age cost of »201 per mile, according
you get Inside his shell. He and your
ing enough farm hands to do their
“Suddenly," he testified. "Cm»per ness. Therefore, In 1023. three of the profitable one, and In April, 1928, he
utes the Jury deliberated, but tho
futher were close friends, moved In dashed to Ids trunk, obtained a pistol. solid citizens of Plymouth. England, waa lodged In Tolk county Jail for con
to County Judge De Armond.
harvesting. This situation, coming at
question waa not of their guilt. The
formed a company to take advantage
the same social set, were at college
Sales of pears were made at Salem a time when roost places are suffer­
state had convinced the twelve that
tempt of court.
of this seemingly splendid opportunity.
together. I have heard him speak of
This resulted from hla refusal to
at prices ranging from »25 to »30 a ing from unemployment, Is Imputed to
the youths heat John Hayden to death
The result was that funds were answer questions before the grand
John
Blair
In
such
terms
that
1
don
t
with a piece of Iro n 'to rob him of
ton, according to announcement made
the fact that Heppner Is not Ph ,tl»e
raised and David Thomson with a com
think be will object to having John
Jury, which waa endeavoring to find
»4.65. What they deliberated on was
main line of the railroad and is rather
by growers. Some of the pears were
pnny of ten men sailed for the ne^ out about the theft of thousands of
B lair’s duughter for a daughter In­
the question of taking the I.tree Uvea
contracted earlier In the season.
out of the way of traveling laborera.
country to establish a fishing settle­ dollars’ worth of diamonds and Jew
law."
In return.
The plant at Gold H ill, and quarries
Heads of 11 state and national
ment.
“Perhaps not,” replied Mnrguret
elry In Mena. The valuables had been
The first vote. It was said, showed
.
It
seemed
wiser
to
strike
new
terrt
nt Marble Mountain of the Beaver
thoughtfully. “Yet he might think—
banks in Yamhill county held a meet­
returned to the owner by Riaenhoover.
six for a straight verdict of guilty of
tory to the north rather than to Join who had turned detective at the re­
Portland Cement company, closed
oh, he might think a lot of things—
ing at Newberg to consider the prob­
first degree murder, and six for a
force« with the Pilgrim settlement on
the situation being ns It Is— thut I
down tha last three months, resumed
lem of duplicate borrowers. It was
quest of the victim.
recommendation of mercy.
Massachusetts
bay.
Consequently
have Inveigled you, or something like
When taken before the grand Jury
The defendants stood motionless aa
operations for an extended run.
said that this problem has caused the
Thomas finally decided to build a huge Riaenhoover refused to name the
that. Anyway we must wait until the
the verdict waa read.
Garry then
bankers considerable worry during the
The pear crop In both the Hood
house
surroended
by
a
stockade
at
end of the year when my contract ex­
actual thief. Taken before Judge B.
turned to hla mother and shock hla
River and the Yakima district Is un­ last few years, and an effort will be
Odlorne’a Point at the mouth of the E. Isbell In Circuit court, he persisted
pires— and In the meantime 1 want
head. Gallagher’s eyes filled as he ’■o-
made to determine the extent to which
usually good thia year, and the Hood
I ’lscataqua river. He called his set­ In hla refusal, assailed the court and
you to promise me that you won t
garded his elghtecn-venr old wife, con­
duplicate
borrowing
has
been
carried
tlement Pannaway.
'
River apple crop gives promise also
say a word on the subject to your
boasted that he would stay In Jail
vulsed with soba.
• That he was In close touch with the
of being above normal, according to
on.
father."
! ~ “1 dhln’t do It." George Danlec kl
until It ratted down.
Pilgrim
colony
at
Plymouth
to
the
The California Public Service com­
*1 will pot make any such fool prom­
reports.
J
cried to his parents as be was led
Changes H is M ind .
south Is Indisputable. This was nat­
ise," said Walter. And then they had
pany is burying a lighting cable Ip
After Circuit court had adjourned
sway.
Evans Brother» are to resume their
ural. since here were his friends and
a little tiff and then he put Ids arms
th» streets of Lakeview at a cost of
Hard Inbor for the reinnnlder of Ida
“Mike" changed his mind and wan
greenery business at Florence very
former
neighbors.
ground her and promised that uo
life faces him. For almost half of
released
after
making
satisfactory
an­
•con. Thia will mean work for 10 to several thousand dollars, assuming
The winter of 1622-23 was a trying
would not say a word to his fsther—
the abort span he has parsed so far.
swers and promising to repeat them
that within a few years the city can
IS picker» to harvest the ferns and
one for the Pilgrims. Provisions ran
unless
circumstances
forced
him
to.
life baa meant little but hard labor,
before the next session of the grand
afford
to
have
street
lights
Installed,
low
and
lute
spring
found
the
settle
a ez-Art sherry shrubbery so abundant
Margaret’s father had once l»een
lie started worklnc when he was elgot
Jury,
He
left
Mena
immediately
and
The cable Is being laid now so It will
ment facing a serious food shortage.
wealthy, hut his fortune had. dwlq,
thsre.
years old. He rebelled once and ran
for two years had been dodging tne
not be necessary to tear up the paving
Miles
Standish
promptly
set
out
for
died; and as It dwindled he snd Ids
away. For a year nnd a half he w is
The Train lumber mill on the Rogue
pannaway In June of that year, and law. In December the safe of a store
now being laid when the city can af­
wife had gradually withdrawn from
In a state reformatory to repent
at Waters, Ark., was blown open and
river near McLeod was destroyed by
Thomson and the men of Pannaway
ford to install the lights.
society—and been forgotten. When
On February 17 Danleckl wns riding
robbed. Riaenhoover. with “Oreasy
fire, it has been learned. All ma­
were
able
to
give
him
very
material
Mrs. B lair died society remembered
The Nebergall Packing company,
In e motor car with the other boys.
Bill"
Reynolds
of
Mena
and
Leo
Goins,
chinery was lost and In addition sev­
help In the matter of provisions.
for a whole week—she bad been a
whose slaughtering plant at Eugene
They picked op John niiyden. a
a paroled convict from Tucker prison
eral thousand feet o f lumber was
Standish, vastly relieved, returned
famous hostess In her day. When, two
Was Shot Twist.
mechanic, fifty-eight years old When
was dstroyed by fire a short time ago,
farm,
were
captured
next
day
by
a
to his own colony, taking Thomson
burned.
he restated their attempt to rob him
has started to rebuild. The plant will * years' later, John Blnlr died society and rushed bock to the room where
posse
of
Polk
county
officers.
with him for a visit, apparently a
remembered again, even went to Ihq
Thousands of tons of rocks. Ice and
they heat him whh a tire Iron and
be larger than the old one, and will
Oklahoma officers asked for Itlaen-
Hunter was proceeding with Ids work.” pleasant one. for several years later
funeral, and said that "somelhlng
snow crashed down the upper slope
(led to Virginia, taking Georges’ sweet­
boover and he waa turned over to
be located several hundred feet from
Malone testified that he sow Cooper he left I’Bnnaway to settle near the
ought to be done" for Margaret. But
heart. Anna Ossowlck along. It was
of Mount Hood In a gigantic slide that
them and remained In Jail at Poteau
enter the room and level his gun at colony nt Plymouth.
the old site.
MargarV l X v ° % a X 0i o ^ i > » u n t . r \ n d Mart firing before he
her testimony which largely served to
until hla trial, when he received a 20-
fairly shook tha mountain when the
Stlen brothers. Eugene, won the con­
ance, and society. having done ite w- could mop him.
wn.
.hoi
convict the three youths.
yeer
sentence.
Hunter
waa
ahol
hanging glacier, a part of tha Cove
tract for installing boundary lights,
doty, went away nnd forgot her ex
With the Incarceration of Risen
twice,’ ’in the cheat, and the stomach. Carelessness Cause of
obstruction lights end flood lights,
m i ®-
latence— which was Just whnt she
hoover officers along the border are
“Let’s g«>, I ’m shot 111 the stomach."
Most Auto Accidents resting easier, for they declare that Say» Husband Hid Her
The F ir Lumber company of Leban­
wanted society to do. John Blulr hud
grading and graveling a diagonal run-
were the only words uttered by Hunt­
Chicago.— Right or wrong, most of
on, which has the «contract to furnleh
left his daughter the brownstone house
day, and providing drainage at the
Behind Frosted G bss
the last of the bad men la now out
er after he was shot, Malone awl
the millions who travel America’s
Ip T hirty Something street and a lit­
ties for the Oregon Electric extension
N ew York.—Everett Van Houten. a
Eugene municipal airport at a roeeb
of the way for at least 20 years.
Harding testified. They rushed him to highways actuully are speeding faster
tle, « verg little, money. She had to
Garden City (L. I.) real, estate oper­
between Lebanon and Waterloo, has
Ing of the city council. J
a hospital. where he died three hours
and faster.
work to “piece out."
ator, was so Jealous of hla wife, Anua,
begun the delivery of 15,000 ties along
later.
Although disbursements of the state
Reason for this Is that the present
Soldier*»
Bone»
Found
W alter Dillingham did pot too often
that he had frosted glass put In the
“I
wus
so
drunk
1
didn’t
know
whnt
the new grade.
Industrial accident commission have
Invade the library when his father I was doing,” Cooper told officers a rate of acceleration of today’s motor
ground floor window« of their home
in
Grave
1,400
Year»
Old
Harvesting tha l>30 wheat crop In
exceeded the receipts during the last
was at work there with his pretty few minutes alley being taken to Jail.- cars Is three times as great as Its
and nailed down the windows. Mrs.
Luton.
England.—The
skeleton
of
a
the Athena district Is verging on the
fifteen-vear-old predecessor, according
three years, there remains on hand a
Stenographer-secretary. But sometimes
Van Houten charged in affidavits ask­
Malone and Harding both testified that
Saxon whose teeth were In an excel
tp a bulletin of the American Research
close of u perfect cutting season.
surplus of approximately »112.800, ac­
he did, and alien he did be could not
ing Justice Mitchell May In Supreme
Coo|«r had been drinking, hut Comity foundation. Just made publlp here.- lent state of preservation, and a blood
help looking at the young woman. F<»r
W eather conditions have been ideal
cording to the annual report of the
stained V<>0 spearhead, werg dlsco^ court, Brooklyn, to give her »100 a
Attorney L.
Boswell pointed out
But, then, the bulletin points puf. de­
Miss Cynthia Waldron was good to
week alimony pending trial of her
and not an hour was lost on account
commission Just completed.
I hut although Cooper may have been celeration »Iso Is three times as great
eFed In g 1,400-year-olfi grave here re­
look at. Several times the elder Dll»
separation suit.
One hundred additional women
o f wind or rain.
drinking, lie "Knew what be wns do­
cently-
r
llnghaiu caught his son gazing upon ing when he g«»t hla gun from a trunk, as In 1015.
Van Houten. In a crosa affidavit, ad­
were/ put to work at the cannery of
Plans tor a naw »3500 church bulld­
’’It Is not speed alone, but speed In • The discovery was made by work
the secretary with a look which was walked down n hall, nnd stmt Hunter
mitted having done so. but asserted It
piep
excavating
for
an
Industrial
con
the Eugene Fruit Growers’ associa­
o g to be erected at Malin ara mater*
rpmblpatlon with other factors that
most objectionable to him. Finally
was to prevent hla wife from flirting.
across a large room.”
cerp. The grave was In hard chul*
tion at Eugene, preparing beana for
ialiti ng. The ground has been cleared
causes motor mishaps,” the bulletin
one day he summoned W aller Into his
Mrs. Van Ronten denied she had
Killer’s Face Bruised.
and
luf
oo’y
16
,nchcs
f
rom
the
*
ur
canning.
The
bean
crop
this
season
states. “Sheer carelessness would seem
lu readiness for the construction. The
most august presence and spoke to
flirted.
All
effort»
fo
determine
what
caused
face
of
the
ground.
la extra fine, according to Lea Turn­
to be the cause of the vast majority
church is to be of bungalow type and
him on various matters pertaining the youths t(f star their fatal argu
“My husband,” wild Mrs. Van Hou-
Antiquarians consulted about the
of
automobile
accidents—carelessness
er. field man for the association.
to love, marriage and ethics. “My ment proved futile. Malone and H a r­
ten. “Is a bos« and a bully, who re­
modera In every respect
find
raid
the
skeleton
undoubtedly
was
son." said he, “I trust you will always ding, the only two witnesses deelar •In looking after the mechanical needs
ferred to my father, an estimable
that' of a Suxon soldier who under the
The boathouse of the Ysqulns bay
remember that you are a gentlem an - lug that toe first they knew of the «»f the automobile Itself, sucb as fail­
huslness
man as a stupid Dutchman
leadership of a chieftain named Cuth-
coast guard station on Bay beach, near
Frog End» 30-Year Fa»t
born so. I do not like your manner trouble wus when they heard one call ure to have the brake drums trued up
and a buzzard.
wulf
participated
In
the
Suxon
attack
Newport, was destroyed by fire a few
in Texas Icebox Prison toward my secretary, Miss Waldron. the oilier a liar," followed by the snd rellned after every 10.000 miles upon I he British Io 571 A. D.
“My husband Is not a believer In
days ago. Ths loss was estimated at
Houston. Texas—The stop' of •
Strongly object to I t . ' While Miss scuffle. Officers said that C«w»per had of driving; failure to look over the
the
Supreme Being and share« Scho-
Luton then was a fortified town and
steering apparatus occasionally and
» 2 9 ,0 « The Ilia boat, surf boat and
frog that had lived 30 years wlthouf
Waldron Is In my employ—"
l*enhaner’s views on women. He never
a bruise on his face and others on Ids examine the other vital parts oeces
was known as Lygenberg. Historians
all beach equipment waa destroyed.
nourishment or activity in the ashes»
Interrupted him—“Why, fa- knees when he was taken to Jail.
permits me or nur children to attend
revealed that not until the middle of
sary to driving; Inattention to traffic
tos packing of a refrigerator was r *
u,er,
spaploloq» are cruelly un­
church."
The volunteer fire department at
Defense Attorney J- Q Alahuffey
the
Seventh
century
did
the
people
of
and carelessness In stopping at
vested here. The creature was re-
, ^ooJdp’t op any »pepupt. go was successful In obtaining bond for rules,
this section adopt Christianity. Then
Estacada Is proud of a new fire truck.
through streets and highways."
ported somewhat emaciated.
—er— philandering about; because |
the priests taught the Inhabitants to
Cjwi’gr
the contention thut uo
Tha generosity of H. C. Gohrlng
Gets Two Year» in Jail
am engaged to s most charming girl,, liaallce aforetlumghi was showp in Hie
eyes were bright and blinking. Mrs.
bury their dead near the churches or
prompted the gift to the city of a good
M. Butler told of discovering the frog
for Shooting at Mate
you see."
killing and t|ui| If |9 P«f 9 qnidtai yiolin Lure» Herd of
Inside, but not In the open country.
used car and the city fathers arranged
when she dismantled an old refrig­
“Engaged!" cried Mr. Dillingham. punthhment case In that the Texas
I .os Angeles—Because she fired five
its transformation into a real tire
Moose Out of Forest
erator which had been In the house
And then sternly, “To whom, pray?”
law provides that malice must be
shots at 9 wealthy husband yho h°d
track for carrying hoae, ladders and
Leksoad,
Sweden. — Muslf
h»tl|
“To the daughter of your old friend, shown In killing In order for the death
j thrice (Fled to divorce her and whom
30 years.
Fine»t
P»r«hme»it
charms, even for the wild moose of
the usual flre-fighting equipment.
she deolares'denled her necaaaary aua>
penalty to be Inflicted.
John Blair."
MUk producers of Corvallis have
in Small English Town tennnee. Mrs. Helen Lola Andrade,
* S te a d ie r R eo« Only
Cooper is a son of the deceumal the Swedish forests. This has been j
“Indeed," replied the father “L it­
perfected an organisation to be known
In Havant, Hampshire, England, »Ixty six. haa been aentenced to two
The Hague.— The world F UI ’
tle Margaret. I haven’t seen her for Sheriff John Cooper of Titus county. proved by Kers-Lars, one of Dalecar ’
Ila’s celebrated peasant fiddlers, who
there flourishes a band of men en­
years In the county /a ll by Superior
ae tha Corvallis Wholesale Dairy asso­ hanging out a “Full House” •«
years. I have been derelict In that Tex us.
recently toolf himself and his violin
gaged In making the finest parchment
Judge Emmet Wilson.
ciation with W alter Locke, president, toon, according to the International
matter. A phlld -of »«Ph purents can­
Into the dense woods near Leksahd.
statistics Institute, which ststes thst
in the world. They possess a skill
Mrs. Andrade, according to evi­
not but make a worthy wife. But Little Boy Sit* Beside
and Charles Wilea. vice-president.
sat down on a tree stump and began
that has been passed from father to
the populstlon of the world now ex­
dence presented at her trial, appeared
wby have you not brought her in e&e
From two scree on the Clarence
ceeds 2.000,000.000. an Increase of
son for centuries; In fact, before Nor­
Body All Night in Wood» to play
in the driveway of her husband’s
m e t" ,..
After
Badger farm In tha Grand island vi­ 400,000,000 In twenty years.
dhelialle. - How 9 9eyep yeur-old
‘ *‘ “” a few minutes he heard heavy
man times men were dressing aheep--
pnlMlInl home In Beverly Hills last
“Oh, you see enough of tier as It
step» apprpaphlng. and a000 beheld a sklns at Havant, and their descend-
cinity 11% tons of Royal Anne cher­
September and after meetlna him nnd
la," said W alter. “She Is your »e« ro­ boy kept lonely ylgU oyer the txxly "I whole moose famllv, pull, ppv and
ries were marketed thia season. Five
. Bb,'follow (hfl •» “ «
+ n S ‘;
hla
aged
father
throughout
Hie
nigh»
seeing his second “wife," IJr|. 4qdi(l}
tary, Cynthia Waldron. You see, «lie
W h ee H stred B ecom es E ev y
calves. The animals stopped » few
ent there la 00» man who has Forfceq
U vender Andrade Standing In 9 door­
cents a pound waa received for them.
took a fake name when alie went to has been revealed here.
Jud Tunklns aaya 2- grufter Is a
steps away and remained perfectly
at It for 73 years; two other men have
Florlan
Marconoric,
sixty
nine,
and
way. drew a gun and opened fire. All
w o r \; didn’t want society to catch on.
Flames swept two adjacent one- wicked persoo who Is haled uni II he
quiet while Ids bow leapt over the i 62 and 60 years’ service behind them.
o f her shots missed.
None of society’s business, anyw ay* hla son, John, were cutting timber <m strings. At the end of the perform­
story frame structures at Albany, and gets rich enough to be envied.—Wash­
“Hum, bun», quite right,” said Cur­ Marconovlc’a ranch, ten miles south­ ance Kers-I^ars amused himself by im­ One of the partner« In the firm la a
ington
Star.
caused a loss of approximately »3000
tis Pililnghab1. K8<1- “ Miss Waldron. west of here, ..when the old nnin itating the call of the cuckoo, but the magic spring. Parchment making Is a
Sentenced to Church;
to buildings and contents. Occupying
.ong process, and. water plays a great
dropped Jead from . Heart attack.
F ill you step Ibis jv»7 ■ m in u te r
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TH E M A R K IT t
a o IH o
»ties
T lw little bo, M down K beside
' be ’*?.,
J
ptftt. At Havant there Is a spring of
ths buildings were a barber shop, a
. Fail»; Goes to Jail
That’s »U—pxpppt fhat Margaret is
the moose bounded back Int
Portland
a special degree of chalkiness, and
beauty parlor and hemstitching abop.
Columbus Junction, Iowa.—Harley
Mrs. W alter Dillingham. But »he still PfftStrate form and waited. It did n«t est.
although chemical experiments have
Wheat—Big Bend blueetem. »1.94%:
Diller decided that there was a lot
acts sa M r. Dillingham’s secretary— »Hr- Tiirpug|)oi|/ Jbe night he waited
A Buff Orphlngtou hen belorrrlnv to
been made, no water has been pro­
»
shivering
and’
ft>riorn
Httje
figure
soft white, western white, 89%c; hard
of difference between serving a Jail
he couldn’t get along without her.
Mrs. 8. P. Robertson. Jefferson coun
duced that can rival thia spring, which
When dpwn came be wont tp neigh
winter, northern spring, western red
senteree nnd n church sentence.
*‘Fag»,r Luxury for W ive*
ty. Is proving a champion in produc­
bfoddee» 9 pearlineaa to be found Jn
hors
and
sobbed
W®
slnry.
86%c.
Jhe yootft with several ojliera. wt||
ing large eggs. The hen recently
Conftrmad by Usage
British Judge Decide» nfl pth»r parchment.
sentenced tfl B9 tp church eypty Suq-
Hay—Alfalfa, new crop, »17.50; val­
laid an egg which measured 7% Inches
It Is usual to aay It was Dives who
Thief rreplied by Two
VVprcesteF.—Sitting In the Wbrgester
(lay fpr q year because lip qlded hl»
ley timothy, new crop. »18: eastern
v —i. - - •
by 9 Inches and weighed »% ounces.
called for a cup of water In the Bible
Texarkana, A rip -llu fu s Sluy. twon
coniiwplpps IP trinitping the V»o dyU»
County court, Jpdge Reeve,.K. O., a
Oregon timothy, »22.50^23; closer,
fiwinburna’a Ratiag Pooy
when in reality the text says “a cer
ty two, negro, must <o to prison for l<> few days ago handed down a decision
of which Mayor Jerry Van Dyke of
Favorable action on tha application
new crop, »14; oat hay, new crop. »14;
Swinburne’s admiration for large
tain rich man" because Dives Is not j’eurs because bis little toe protruded that cigarettes are a luxury and not a
Fredonia. Iowa, eo proudly boasted.
of the state of Oregon to establish a
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oats and retch, pyw crop. »13.50.
a name, but an adjective, wearing from bis shoe. Slay waa tracket! and
When Diller fulled to carry out the
park on the summit of Camas moun­
w
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tPmrw.red
Butterfat—39c.
tempered (suggests a correspondent)
correspouumiu
“rich." Through common usage it has caught after stealing a SWM) mail stick necraauy
church sentence, the -Jndge gave him
band need not pay for them—In other
tain, west of Roseburg, has been
If
he
had
known
of
the
remarks
with
Egga— Ranch. 17020c.
qppie to be accepted as the name of because beside cnch Imprint of his words, that she cannot run her mate
thirty days In Jail.
taken by the federal government The
which he had been disposed of by a
Cattle— Steers, good. »7.750».»».
the riab me# ip *he parable mentioned
shoe was that of hla toe.
Into debt for the “fags."
government w ill lease the 180-acre
young
nephew
of
his
own.
Hogs—Good to choice, » 1 0 © lL
—Washington Btaz.
T h e ’ case was that of a grocer
Creative Instinct
This lad was a boarder at a fam­
* tract to tha state for »127.59 per year.
Lambs—Good to choice. »907.
against a resident of this city, whom
Salm on Flaherioa Blaaaad
Once the motive ' of craftsmans,n
ous
public
school
In
Edinburgh,
and
The Ashland fire department was
Seattle
went fa r toward keening the #or,<f
(Carrying ou» »ii>.ancient ritual, a he sued for cigarettes supplied to the one day the English master asked
Old Flags
called to Belleview district, south of
Wheat—Soft whits, western white.
ghurch
of Englaad clergyman f>l«b9$j wife. »The husband, It developed, op­ his rsthpr pompously, “Are you any
efficient nnd happy. This motive, and
.Jo Hie pl&ure of the signing of the
* Ashland, to combat a fierce Maae at
91c; hard winter, northern spring.
tha River Tweed salmon fishing In d u * posed his mate’s use of tobacco, and relstlvq, p y hoy. of the p e a f £ > *
ts self-expreralon through the homely
Declaration of Independence, by John
IlM Moon Lumber company'« dryklln.
iris . M
b® apb’ let} with »s'^nh<ij|
try In England at the beginning o f the refused tp pay ¿he grpe^r’s follj. f t Algernon f ’harlds Swltilffira^T?
90c; western rad, 89c; blue stem, »1.Q7.
Trumbull, the flags shown are all
seems
thst
H»«
wife
ha<J
formerly
baq
satisfaction In the field ot consump­
M which approximately 150,000 feet
eeeaon. Homes are also ’♦aaperged’’
• Eggs—Ranch, 2T{?34c.
W ltl. a uervpu» »lance »rpund a|Jfcq
Colonial flags that preceded the Stars
with holy water
eervjeee held In the Cigarettes charged op th» regular others, the boy blurted put, J’Yes, sir I
lumber and much machinery were
tion as It pver was ,n prpdnctlqn. Es­
Butterfat—38c.
and Stripes. One la the Grand Unlpn
government
offices
to
Increase the bill, but In order to check up op her He’s my uncle," And them in an out­
pecially for men who«« part In the
burned. The cause has not been as­
flag on which the stripes appeared
Cattle— Choice steq ^ » 7C8.
smoking,
had
ordered
thep»
placed
1»
piety end efficiency o f the employees.
productive «ysteib Is highly mqr hnn-
burst of confidence, added, Bui heB
in conjunction with the British union.
Hoga—Prime lig ht/EW 9& 1.H .
a separate account The hoshand had
lzed. the creative Instinct can’ find
The
Red
Union
Ensign
la
also
shewn,
st loganberries
Lambs—Choice, 8«®7.
not noticed the Item on the regular an awful asa, s ir ’.’’
expression In the arts of use. and In
with
the
English
red
croea
on
wfflte,
For
thia
crisp
summing
up
Spokane
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from Bsta-
A bout 60 Mexican cities are now monthly statement
the subordinate art of buying well.—
and with blue background. The others
boys loved him.—-Manchester (Eng
Notwithstanding the
Cattle—F.oers, good. »6©6.50
From the World Tomorrow.
are almllar ones, containing the British linked w ith transatlantic telephone
land)
Guardian.
Hog»—Good to choice, »11.
Business Men any: “ Advertising Pays’1
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ruage this
bis yeas,
union or cross.
•ervice.
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p u a b e -M e d iu m to p o d .
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State Spares Youth and Two
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