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TIIV H H D A Y . M AH CII 2«, 1929
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS
Tha hotel wltb 40 acre« of land at
flnai hutea la offered to Deschutes
county for uae as a county farm for
a price of *16,000.
Starting T his W eek - a N ew Serial Story
so m eth in g m ore th a n defined sensual
of the lady who passed by,*' he said
Ity In love which h as so sudden a
apologetically.
Principal Events of the Week
d aw n in g ; th e re la a c e rta in Innate
" W e lir’
Assembled for Information
aplrltualihy which atiblim ates and p u ri
*1 can tell It to th e S ignor.”
fies It, so th a t th e nam e b urns softly
F ailu re of th e Jail Installed In the
"Look sh a rp th e n ! "
of Our Readers.
but b rig h tly still th rough Joy and grtef,
new Douglas county courthouse to
•'The Signor la g en ero u s," he r e
m ocking at sa tie ty , su rv iv in g th e so r
w ith stan d tha 6 hour security teat,
m arked, w ith a cu n n in g look. “I hav e
Th* national parka bureau la p rep ar provided In (he apei lib ations, may re
row of gray h a irs, triu m p h in g over
risked my place by leav in g the te rra c e
ing to Inatall 300 naw signs In C rater su lt In Ihn rejection of the cell front.
th e desolation of old age, and sw eet
w ithout perm ission to b rin g him th is
la k e national park,
ening th e passage to th e g rave. He
Hprlng plowing has begun In earneal
new s, and I am poor— very, v ery
w
as
a
h
ead
stro
n
g
,
rh
lv
alro
u
x
young
In the Adams d istrict of Itrnutllla
Kportaiiicn of th e lloaite Itlver val
p o o r!" he added, w ith a sixlden d ro p
man. p assio n ate, loyal, and faithful,
ley are ursauIzliiK a m ovem ent to county. Moat of the work la being
In his voice w hich resem b led a w hine.
am
ong
all
his
fau
lts.
T
h
a
t
flrat
love
don
*
by
m
otorized
farm
equipm
ent,
rloae ciiuiiiii-ri'lal flailing In Hogue
T he E nglishm an th re w a piece o f
of his n ev er grew cold, n ev er lessened.
i though a few farm ers are using horses
river.
gold Into the brow n g reed y palm.
I
II
lasted
forever.
F
o
r
som
e
m
en
It
The new *40,000 addition to ibe
T hree ainlt* tin fflc officer* passed
■‘T he S ignor Is noble. T h e b eau tifu l
' Is not. possible to give the b e tte r p a rt
Com m ercial Cream ery com pany’s plant
out Go tlvketa to Nt M lunvllle anti Yam
i lad y ’s nam e Is S ignorlna A d rien n e
;
of
th
em
selv
es
up
to
th
e
w
orship
of
a
hilt m otorlala hint week for lib gal ! at linker baa been opened. It la th e
I f a r tu e d o ."
pure w om an; se lfish n ess fo rb id s It.
I flrrl milk pow der factory to I«- « reel,
lights.
j "T h e S ln g e r r ’
|
But
th
is
young
E
n
g
lish
m
an
who
sat
ed in Oregon ami can produce 20 bar
About lotto 11 uitKnrlan p artrid g es
"T h e sam e. Signor.
T he d iv in e
■ th e re spellbound, ab so rb ed in th e con-
rela daily.
s in g e r "
b a te 1» eu liberated In vurloua sec-
i
setousness
of
th
is
new
and
sw
eet
em
o
The beet lam bing average yet r<
tlona of the »late by th e game com
“ A h !”
tion w as not
* ’ * e.
ported In M alheur county la th at nt
mission.
T he E nglishm an tu rn ed tow ard th e
| D uii - hi F r aer, whose hand of 1100
fVuddenly s
h er eyes wide, open window, an d gazed stead ,
A model n flrepi iHff ap artm en t build
ew a < ielded IG2 per ci-til. John Mi d
w ith a faint,
ious blush, and a s fastly a t th e place in th e crow d w here
Ing. anti the only one of Ils kind In
lln lep o rla 337 acta of tw ins and three
she did so sh
fo r th e first tim e she had van ish ed .
H.ilnii, la soon to lie built at a coal
seta of trip lets from h l, herd.
the S icilian.
r w hole a sp e c t sw iftly
of SlSt).000.
F our carloads of potatoes contained
«•hanged. A terrified sh u d d er sw ept
On th e brow of th e H ill F lo lesse,
A epeelal rloctloii will In- held at ' In 10 and If, pound hugs have been
P alerm o Is like a night blossom light lay upon tin- M arina, g lancing acro ss h e r fe a tu re s, and hpr lips part-
at a sh a rp angle In th e w hite d u sty
Forral Grove April 17 to Intlorae Hie sh lp p id from K lam ath Falla to Call
w hich opens only with Hie first b reath aw ay ac ro ss the d a rk blue w a te rs of «d w ith fear.
road, a man and woman st«»od talk in g .
refunding of *67,000 .In w ater bond* I fornla. A m far ua known, th ia la the
of evening.
Ily day, It Is p«rclie<l th e hay, and the soft dazzling light ( "W ho is sh e?" th e E nglishm an ask-
On one side of them w as a grove o f
Issued In I'.top
first line potatoes have ever been and sleepy and stu p id ; by night, It Is gently touched h er hair, and gleaned ed ab ruptly.
fl«iwerlng m agnolias, and on th e o th e r
The high ei'liool tuitio n tax of Mur ■ shipped In auch sm all packag* a.
alive anil joyous tin* place itself be In h e r d ark , sw eet eyes. S he w as tall, j “ I f”a r th a t I do not quite u n d er
a high, elosely-trltnm ed hedge sk irte d
Ion county taxpayer* will be In tn au -
H lchard F . ( D ic k J Davla, well- com es uu ul fresco | arudlae.
and clad In w hite flowing d ra p e rie s stan d you.” he said quietly, although the grounds of th e V illa F lolesse.
e il c in e t b lr t l w h e n re c e n t li-K la lu tlo n ' k n o w n f a n n e r o f C a m s , C la c k a m a s
Ily «lay, th o se who can, sl«-ep; by clin g in g softly around h e r slim , g irlish his voice and Hmhs w ere trem b lin g T h e re w as not a n o th e r soul In sig h t,
gnea lulu effect.
j county, was sever, ly Injured about the nig h t, th ey aw ak e and i I mii th e ir d a in t figure, and giving to h e r a p p earan ce with p assio n ; “to whom do you a!
hut, ns though th e place w ere n o t
t'lulaop county will lie the flrat m u l l ■ head amt suffered the loaa of hla front ie st clo th in g , and P alerm o is gay.
an Inexpressible d a in tin ess, a s though , lude?"
secu
re enough from Inteim jptlon, th e
ty In the atate to gel Ita tim b er lutnla teeth recently when a ear In- waa re
T he terra«-«* of the H otel de I’Eu they w ere Indeed em blem atic of th e I "T h e girl In w hite w ho passed Just girl, everv now and th en , glanced h a lf
rlaaalfletl untb r the refiiri-aiatlnn act
p airin g accidentally slippe I from a rope ex ten d s to tin- very v erg e of. the sp o tle ss p u rity of th a t fair young be-1 now. You knew h e r! T ell m e h e r
fe arfu lly around her. nnd m ore th a n
the luat legialnture.
I Jack. Davla waa w orking beneath the prom enade, and. n ghi by n ig h t, is ing. W as It th e «hastened light, or narn«*!”
once paused In th e m iddle of a sen
Bruce coiuniaiitlery. K nlghta Tem I car.
crow ded w ith m en of all conditions w as th e re Indeed som ething sp iritu a l, j "W hv should I? ”
ten ce to listen .
At la s t h e r fear«
plars, of t'o ria llla baa decided Io at nd
A llart W hite, IG, had two fingers am i n atio n s, w h o -It b efo re little so m eth in g more, th an hum anly beautl-1 "I wish to know ft."
escaped from h e r lips.
a drill team to the national conclave i and p art of Ilia left thum b blown oil m arb le ta b le s facin g tin* sea. At one
ful In th e d e lic a te oval face— perfe«-t 1 "P ossibly. But th a t Is no m ason w hv
“L eonardo. I w ish th a t yon had n o t
at M lnneapolla In 1931.
j and Ida rig h t baud uud face badly o f th e s e . so d o s e to th e p ro m enade in Its outline, p erfect In Its faint color-
I should tell It to you. T h a t lady Is c o m e!’* she cried. “W b a t Is the g«xvd
The 'I win Hound I'p ludd In Albany | lacerated when be tam pered with a th a t the d re s se s of th e p assers by a l Ing and sta te ly poise? s h e w as walk- a friend of m ine, ce rta in ly , hut it Is
of I t ’ I sh all hav e no re s t till I know
laat full aroused auch statew id e In ! dynam ite eap. Th ■ boy obtained the m ost touched th em , tw o m en w ere ing slow ly, h er every m ovem ent full of not th e custom In m y co untry, how-
th a t von a re beyond th e se a ag ain .”
tercet th a t It will be repeated thia j caps when he waa on a farm three settled.
a d istic tlv e and d e lib e ra te grace, and ev er it m ay be In yours, to b andy a
“Bevond th e seas, w hile m v h e a rt Is
year on an enlarged scale.
m iles from Mount Angel, where hla
On«- w as of s i t o rd er and ra c e easily h e r head a little u p turned, a s though lad y 's nam e about a public place.”
chained fo rev er h ere. M a rg h a rita !” he
fath
er
la
blasting.
1 he total fire loaa In Oregon outalde
t o be d istin g u ish ed In any q u a rte r of h e r th o tig h ts w ere far aw ay am o n g the
At the door of th e h o te l the E n e ll’ h- an sw ered “ Ah! I h a v e tried , and I
of P ortland for F eb ru ary waa *313,-
Toe Bagley C anning company, with th e globe -a n E n g lish c o u n try g en tle ao ftly * b u rn ln g sta rs , ra th e r th a n con- m an paused for a m om ent, and then.
know th e b itte rn e ss of It. You c an n o t
31*. according to the report of In
canneries at T alent and A shland, will m an. He w as tall and hundsotne. and , c ern ed w ith th e fashionable and pic
Instead of Joining th e stre a m of prom tell w hat exile h a s been lik e to m e.
aurance t'oninilaaloner Lee.
Increase Ita tom ato pack more than young enough not Io have o u tliv ed tu re sq u e crow d w hich thronged around
en ad ers. he e n te re d and slow ly a s I could h e a r It no longer. T ell m e,
Survey work over the propnaed MO 25 per cent thia year. Increased acre- en th u siasm , for he w as h sik in g out her. A rem ark from h e r com panion, cended th e broad m arb le sta irc a se child! I w atched you clim b this h ill
I
age
3a
being
contracted
for
the
com-
m ile evtetialou of the (’.real N orthen
upon th e gay g'-ene w ith keen in te re st. a girl of so m ew h at slig h te r s ta tu re tow ard his room . J u s t a s he reach ed to g e th e r. Yott looked back and saw
from K lam ath Falla Io Lookout, Cull I ln^c H»*flKnn on that account. Tomato Ills fe a tu re s w ere well cut. h is eves and d a r k e r com plexion, caus«»d h e r to the first landing, how ever, he felt a I m®. and w afted. IHd sh e see me. to o ?
I grow ing la n ettin g grow ers *100 an w ere Hide, and his bronze face w as lo w er h e r eyes, and In doing so th ey
fornla. la well under way.
light touch on his arm . and a g u ttu ra l j Q uick! a n sw e r m e! I will k n o w ' S he
acre in th at d istrict.
Ileud'a oldest landm ark, the 43 year
m ooth. sav e fur a slig h t, w ell-fointeil fell upon th e eager. Im passioned gaze voice in his ear. H e tu rn ed sh arp ly saw m e on th e M arim a. Did sh e know
Robin* In large num bers have been m u stach e. H» w ore a brow n tw eed of th e young E nglishm an.
old Htaata lions«*, baa been destroyed
ronnd, and found b efo re him one o<
I w as follow ing h e r? ”
dying In two or th ree d la trlrta west coat and w aistco at, flannel tro u se rs,
by fire. It was the flrat lum ber house
A fte rw a rd s he w as n e v e r ash am ed th e w a ite rs—th e one w ho had serve«'
“I th in k she saw you. She said noth
of
Jugene
the
puat
few
days.
No
built were Bend now stands.
a stra w h at tilted o v er h is ey es, and to co n fess th a t th a t m om ent b ro u g h t I him w ith h is cofTee o utside,
ing w hen I lingered behind. It w as as
cause la seen for the death of th e birds, he w as sm oking a b ria r pipe.
w ith It a p ecu liar lin g erin g sw eetn ess j “W ell! w hat do you w an t?” he
T hree d epartm en t heads of the Eu
though she knew .”
and
the
county
agent
says
he
will
In-
Ills com p an io n w as of a d ifferen t w hich n e v e r a lto g e th e r d ie ! aw ay. It asked.
gene high school have been ousted by
T he S icilian clasped h is hands, and
It " la believed th a t (hey type He w as of m edium h eig h t only, w as th e b irth of a new sen satio n , th e I T h e m an asw ered In a low tone
tha board of «duration because they i
looked aw ay o v er th e sea. T h e moon
h
a
w
eaten
some
kind
of
poison
act
f a l l ' l l t o cooperate wltb other* of the
an d th in ; h is eom plexlon w as sallow , m ost p oignant of all sen satio n s, al- w ith h is eves rle n c in g suspiciously lig h t fell upon h is w eary pallid face.
out by farnn rs for pests.
staff.
and his pyes and h a ir w ere black. though p hilosophers deny and m ater- around all th e tim e.
Til«* Apple G row ers’ association Ills fe a tu re s, though not a lto g e th e r la lls ts scoff a t It. A fter all, th e re Is
“T h e S ignor w as In q u irin g th e nam e
W orkm en are tearin g down one of
C ontinued on P age 7J
the inndniarka at T he Dalles. It la it-irtK l forw arding cheeks Inst week, pleasing, w ere re g u la r, and alm ost
which will aggregate *200,001» to *225.- c lassica l In ou tlin e. H is clo th es dls-
the old brew ery building at th e east
000, on Hie second rash d istrib u tio n on
end of Hcrond street, which was built
played him to th e w orst p o ssib le ad-
th e parked apple and pear tonnage
In 1662.
v an tg e. He w ore b lack tro u se rs and
of 1928. On Jan u a ry 25 grow ers re
a «lark frock co at, tig h tly fittin g which
D epositors of the d efunct Astoria
reived a tolnl of *275,000, and In
a c c e n tu a te d Hie n arro w n ess of his
‘ ’atlotiul bank are receiving a in per
De<' tnbi r a *70,000 melon on canning
sh o u ld ers. Tin* only relief to th e vim
ren t dividend. T his la th e second
apples was ru t.
h a rn e ss o f h 's a ttir e eonsist«*«l in a
divid« nil. The flrat otic was of 25
According to K. W. F arnsw orth, w h ite flower carefu lly faste n e d In his
per rent.
county w ater m aster, the w a te r level
b u tto n h o le.
M alheur county la jubilant over the
In the stream s of Wallow county Is
T hey w ere onlv acq u a in ta n c e s, th ese
probable construction of n cross state
at the low est p o in t ever re. (irded at
tw o m**!t; ih . ee had b ro u g h t them
railroad front (‘rune to C rescent Lnke
th is season of Hi«« year T hia fact Is
to g e th e r for som e evil p u rp o se of h er
ami one from Nyssa to W innemucca.
consider« d a highly favorable condl
own
T hey had becom e fo r a w hile
Nevada.
tlon, as It shows th at a large am ount
com panions, albeit silen t onea.
The new village at (be Owyhee dam
of tlit» m oisture Is being absorb d by
T h e E n g lish m an was in fa r too good
site bus a posiofflce, uud now’ conics
the soil, w hich should go a long wav
the announcem ent that a motion pic-
tow ard helping crops m ake a good a h u m o r with h im self, th e place, and
h is su rro u n d in g s, to hold h is peace
tu re house and a com m unity hull are
grow th.
fo r long. H e exchanged h is pip«* for
to be constructed.
A new world record for Polk couti
a H av an a, and com m enced to talk
A niovemi nt Is under way to connect
ty Jersey s was established March 16
" I t's very stu p id of m e. h u t. do you
Eagle P ain t In Jackson county with
liy Im p Xeiiiaa Oxford Lilac, owned
know . I've q u ite fo rg o tten vo u r nam e
F ort K lam ath by a broad, straig h t,
by H arry I). Iliff. On a 365 day test
graveled road that will a ttra c t to u rists
tills cow completed a rc s ird of 1022 fo r th e m om ent. I re m e m b e r my
cousin. C is D avenport. In tro d u cin g us
and serve farm ers.
pounds of b u tterfu t.
ig th e high
The slat«* game rom m lsalon has
est record for an li
■ I cow of the at Rom e, and I knew you ag ain
d ire c tly 1 saw you. B ut I'm hanged
planted I t , 000 E astern brook trout
Jersey b re e d , b e t t r
l y 42 pounds
from five to nine Inches long In Mc the record of lie
Itram pton Bay If I can th in k of yo u r n am e! I alw ay s
Dowell creek, a trib u ta ry of the San-
Xenia, owned by II. I Bull and son of had a precio u s bud m em ory."
T h e S lllcian looked n one too well
tlam n«-nr Lebnnon.
Canada.
T hat many farm s In th e Weston dis
A,prll 1 will m ark the opening of the pleased at th e im plied req u est.
"I do not o b ject to te llin g you my
trle t are at present too sm all to be op 1929 season In th e Sant lam national
erated profitably was one of the find
forest, according to C. ('. Hall, super nam e," h e said In a low to n e, sunk
Ings at the farm ers' economic confer visor. At th a t tim e n sm all force of alm o st to a w h isp er, "b u t you will
ence held at Weston.
veteran employes will commence re p ardon m e If I m ak e a req u est wltich
Members of the Apple Growers* asso p a ir work on roads and telephone m ay a p p e a r so m ew h at sin g u la r to you.
ciation at Hood River have voted al lines. la tte r th e force will be aug 1 do no t w ish you to a d d re s s m e by
mented and head q u arters opened at it h e re , o r to m en tio n It. To be fran k ,
most unanim ously for a *75,000 6 per
Fish lake. Work will be resum ed on th e re a re re a so n s for w ish in g my
cent bond Issue with which to finance
Minto trnll, east and south of D etroit, p resen ce In th is n eighborhood not to
a canning departm ent.
us
soon as w eather conditions perm it. be know n. You a re a g e n tlem an , and
A delegation from the A storia chain
F our persons were killed and 207 In j you will u n d e rs ta n d .”
ber of comm erce will go to S eattle to
“Oh, p erfectly ," th e E n g lish m an
Interest th e Seattle cham ber of com ju red In 1803 traffic accidents In Ore
gon durin g F ebruary, according to a an sw ered him , In a to n e of b lank be
m erce In the proposed bridge across
report prepared at Salem recently by w ild erm en t.
th e Colum bia at Astoria.
"M y nam e Is L eo n ard o di M arlo n l!"
T.
A. llaffety , chief of the sla te tra f
A total of 161 cougnrs have been
"By Jo v e! o f co u rse It i s ! ” th e E n g
flc
d
epartm
ent.
A
pproxim
ately
560
ol
killed In Oregon by h u n ters during
tha accidents were due Io enrelessnesH, lish m an exclaim ed. "1 should have
the c u rre n t year, according to the
w hile In 288 eases th e d riv ers failed th o u g h t of It in a m o m en t.”
state gam e eommtsslon, which has
to give rig h t of way. F ifty-eight driv j "Y ou will n o t fo rg et m y re q u e st,
paid out *1025 In bounties.
ere were exceeding the speed limit
and If you h av e occasion to a d d re ss
The bottling and sale of A shland's
Passing on th e wrong side was re
m e, p e rh a p s you will be so good as
fam ous llttiln w ater and th e develop
sponsible for 143 accidents, with 14 to do ho by th e nam e of ’C o rteg l.”
ment of the road to Lnke of th e Wooda
accidents due to pursing on a curve i It Is th e n am e by w hich I am know n
a re the two m ajor projects which the
In 64 cases th e d riv ers were on the h ere nnd to w hich I h av e som e rig h t.”
I Ithlans will push tills year.
wrong side of th e road.
T he E n g lish m an nodded.
DYNAMIC SPEAKER
A fertile tra c t of 1850 neres of ngrl
T he Income tux re tu rn for Oregon
"A ll rig h t. I'll rem em b er. By the
cu ltu ral laud on the west side of Tule
$189.50
ua com puted recently a t the office of by," h e w ent on, "I had th e p leasu re
lake wnH opened recently to homestead
Clyde tl. H untley, collector of in tern al of m e e tin g v o n r s is te r In N aples, I
Complete W ith Tubes
en try by the United S tates reelam a
revenue for th e slate, to tals *1,254, believe.
S h e la en g ag ed to m arry
lion service.
Ex-service men have
632.04, on 1928 Incomes, It became M arlin B riscoe. Isn 't sh e?"
Cabinet of Modernistic
preferential rig h ts for the first three
known upon announcem ent th at the In
T h e S lllelan 's face d a rk en ed Into a
months.
Design
crease th is yenr was *127,595.91.
scow l; th e th in lips w ere tig h tly com
The heavy rain s In th e Cascade
A half carload of Cornice pears front p ressed , and his eyes flashed w ith
m ountains caused a landslide at
th a L. M. F ish er orchards ou t from a n g ry lig h t.
F razer, a statio n on th e Cascade line
Hold Hill In th e Sam s valley district
"I wns n o t aw are of It,” he
of the S outhern Pacific, 73 m iles from
was recently sold In the London, Eng answ ereil h au g h tily .
Eugene.
D irt and rock covered a
land, m ark et for *1000. T h is Is the
T h e re w as a b rie f lull In th e stre a m
locomotive standin g on a Hide truck,
highest price paid fur Hogue river
j of p ro m en ad ers.
but no one was Injured.
valley pear* for th e season of 1928.
Tho E n g lish m an looked Into th e
| ey es of th e m o st b eau tifu l w om an h e
h ad e v e r seen, A flood of silv er m oon.
Mra C ath erin e Pugh, 69. a resident
of Marlon county since 1853. died at
her home In Halein recently following
a stroke of apoplexy.
I
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t artistry
.bined w ith
inai quality
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