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The Trail of the Dead
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Of DR ROBtRT MARI AND
fit ICniR ROBINSON
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THU MYHTKHY OF TIIK LKMB lea
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ge<Ler
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at the al »r rnd of
How Rudolf Marnar, the venerable an torn i i -r•»«, «*
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-fi..« Oeti»t*rr, eh, < •• iSfli 1( 4wrt K*
”1 4 4 0’4 imagine *• were g ng there
r vai and * ri tic, Prwfewaof You Mtsrb
mar.
f He>d*iberg I'nlver«?» I have f »r pleasure “
“PesRiinMkt! Ilo neither th* 'Frins vea
already etpU ned I have morwovar re
lated (be a<x'ldo«(t by which my ronain. Preuaaen* u<tf the i.oideer Adler,* '*«11
F r Henry Gr«4«*n. the fam • »• eipkvrer spoken of,* •• Bae-leker dee r t-es the««
• 4 » i»;!’ «• < han< rd to t«e »!•:? g uie hoateirlea. attrait you? Then the dye-
a •! »dent t«f mc.t
« at the German uni wuaks, they ar« «ur* to I-« luter*«<lng '*
“Hanrj Grade*«** cried I with dater
verslty. and I hare endeavored to outline
ti.te «lepa by M
h the baronet arrived minati«*«, "yew try me too far' I am a,
at the 4i»< very of the crime that had eager aa yourself that tbia criminal
For Ibta
been . «inmltted
I have now to tall <»f •henld l»s bri’-ight to Jualite
the pumuit <»f \|«rnac. the murderer. • rr^aaoti alone I ha»e eterji r ght to kn«»w
j •• t •• •»
¿te
*• <’«r‘ a* ? was tba why and wherefore of aa rtpartition
dear
terrible In It« < yi » c I w . oo
F r thi«, the wbkb will entaii upon w»e, as I
first adventure in the rha»< of thia in ly. tlie mo«t eBtra<*rd nary dis* mforts
"It aeeiwa a pity, toy dear <”n. that
human m inster. It ma> t*e aald the? I
•
b«ve ch •sen
Yet ' The
ten a fsnr.ful
fanciful title
My*trry of
, the l«HU«dorf Ham" I« !♦*» adttHrable quahtle*. abould bare omitted
• i‘pY”¡ f .«ie t
:»«g!e. led f<>r that rea tha ••* Bg gTB'-e of honi-r.” he rej mad
And then < *.at.g g hia t ■ • !•» a greater
a-
A oq «’ all hear all that I know
At the fira? the Ifol4ett.org police me» •«»briety
It * th, at least, help ue
• ir ti e<»ry >f
•<> Him kmar a death with or conjecture
na our Journey.
In* red ubi y
When they moved in earn
Fir«?
as
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facta at my diapnaal
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it mi •• t • tat*, a tra«e «»f Pr”fe*«-»r
For CTirar t | ».ad earl * <
f H ;l *
Marnar had l»een : »•<
It wa» 4>»«cv
eted (hat ite had taken from hia r<> >ms Marnar. but only as ■ llride ' ♦?< pro '
f«a<»ir
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sum
tion.
w-
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ipeudo is
a «i
?rs»» < *•-•«* a d •
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era he • tn in rr« ly money; but
•• I effort. H en- e and Heiief * had net eda
F’roin you I
tbeee fa<tv io»'htng waa kn -wn even h-s rated Europe by th« ear»
Dutunrr
f leaving H» !e t«erg • •• » ¡earn«*«! .»f ht« quarrel with V<»a HtfH'h*
mar. a quarrel nflgiflMIfiBg tn the latter’»
tny«trry
I or myself th* *eek« that f»»l ••*4 •tta h ”« ’he w >>k in 11'»»«!'"'n of *
Marnar wa« inordinately rain
Then
W ' •
•t«*ry
f .nt'4r?a’* *
I
came the chain of farts that proved to
a pc-a<rful atudebl I found W
«nr m ud at least that Marnar ha I mnr
formed mt» a eecrvt ally of
dered bis colleague with a diabolical In
an unhappy brini whose i
gpnuity
< »mLI • ich • rr-me t»e nspire<l
hable to I m » disturbed at a
w urea by a «|oarrsl • » trtH‘:»g? It ••• alm <st
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F urther «*• den» e wa« ner
4 ‘ JU'rU past belief
the authoriths had detained
of Hir •«•ary. and tb:« end*tic luveatiga
and those who ar» intima
that I tiona uf the p<»|.. e hare • u r * !
Henry Gradea will underst
When I learned that h • father, Jean
• fiteted at bi« bind«
In the captura of
tha murderer •• •• knew Marna* tn be Marnar, had died m a I’ar • asylum. 1
But It wa» the
’ r • k m . a .
a *
|| • « « • began to •«• my way
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g t ?:e •titwiirnf« uf h « ••rvsnt« that - iasred
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fidfii
fi up my la»t doubt. An «*•» entririty which
théorie» or cursing h:« own inaction at ••ue tune amu«ed them ’ sd <’f late
changed to a »- lei». « that Oiled
The lieutenant lu • barge ef the Heidel
11« bad presented
l»efg p h«« «»nt in al»« *’,ute terror of them with terror
«k. elaborately
the Eugiiabman. and. Indeed, refused all them with copie» of the
A housekeeper who F.«d »erred
Interv.r « » ;u w‘ h λ was no! »dequate bound
h!m f -r twenty year« waa loaded with
ly pr t<de4 by h » «atei!.tea
(h m « a tn < »■ <-.b.-r u. onlng I wa» «¡t abu»e and discharged !>< »->»«’ the old
t ng r«-ad ug by my w-t.d w thankful of creature adm»tte*1 that she - xld m»t f<»i
He wa» the rirtltn
the momentary quirt I enjoyed when the ivw hi» argument«
S »ch ■ «•- « are not
d'M»r burst open and my rottala come of a parti«! ma s
froh« king Into the r m
I «.liait th« al> UBrxMBmott
“Whither had t • danger »• creature
surdity ”f the rvj-r**»« n when applied
It seemed a m,»»tery insoluble
IQ a tn.d i > agr i g ant «>f sit i «eu «ton» tied?
but frolicking drerribe» it
Without • lie waa well provided With m »t»ey. on
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h« seised my book, s all topt- • b it >> .• h* wa« a Im rahlj ern«
The police admitted that be had
new edition of "Dlgeeilv« Qrgan« >f M-»l Ibie
Hut only yesterday I ob­
lusca, ami flung II Into th« flrepla.w ft beaten them
tained a clue
It rnsy !»• valueiess, but
««• too much.
Henry Gradea." «a.4 l. «tartlng up for mysrif I think t ..vrwi«e At !•■»»< It
lo t gnan'ty. you ar« my -u«in. but you ta w »rtb the ) urney I aiu aaktng you t >
presume
a that relat. .uahlp
Th«*» make in my r<Hnpany
•‘At my urgent request the polica a<l
». h.
boy ant • ar« Ineupportabfe ‘
mltted me to hta moaia
Hi« papers
"t'apltsl. Robert! capital!" h«
e*er--1, regar I, » me • .th a c„mt<al they had already etammrd. without re
»»pre«- »a
"I say ' there'« stuff In the •uit. I found that he iMfraaewsrd a fine
I am a book luvrr. and my first
boy! Y nd l.h« to pun h my bead. I library
•tep was to rtam'.ue it
'Fucked away in
suppueeF*
I waa • mew hat aeliamr.t of my not • corner of a »belf. yet within easy reach
burst, and poked tip th« book, wbuh ; of hit t-u«t>»mary chair, I found a vol
Il wa» typical of it« man that It
wa« greatly damaged, beforw I replied urn«*
U tlhln wera
' ll’» ad eery «»II. Corrala
('..««.« Ce.
i.« ••
Gradea.
1 •hould be elegantly bound
I asid, «ulklly enough
"But bot a eon ediected the hostile critiriema with which
you and tba pube«. I a in Worried to his l>-> k ha I been I «4rd. Tha more
•rvere were ••ril»t*!»’l o*er with th» ». e«t
Meath."
Von Kto» kinar was personally
“Good! Than yon ran have no ob •pitbrts
Je.-te.n to leaviug II a ielberg this after threatened •• waB si«* a certain Mecb
ersky. a prcfr««4>r of lha Itnperial I’nl*
bo..n '*
I abstracted the
*'!.eav« H«ld»lb«rg!
Why steowld ! varsity at Petersburg
vofatne You may I ke to stamina it *’
leers Heidelberg!**
Ha <rew it from the rap»« ><><>• p x ket
11« strode over tn where I •i <4 »«.i
f hit traveling ulster au4 gave it to me
Isld h.a great hand «• iuy eboukler with
Tl.a cover w»» of the chon ■ ■•( tnorocce;
a tom h that Impl »1 an apo. gy
"A scb‘»o||eiy you call».! m« Ju«t now •»p fl It. in g V were enililsioncl th«
That's Ju«t what I am, a schoolboy let •rm» ef th» university It was • triumph
lose on th« playground The p-'lles hav« •»f the binder*» art, yet I handled It w ith
ralee-l th«lr embargo
An addreaa which a singular feel ug of d.«g ist
The Interior wa« oddly divided- Th»
will bring m« when they have need of
Now. greater part <oDai»ted ef clippings (foot
my evidence that la all they a«k
! neat a traveling companion a ma a papwr» and BBRfAilnp* neatly gimtne*!
Rut Kara and there
1 ean traat
V Y-.ii can gueaa tny errand. upon blank pag»*«
Before a ««eh is ut I w era Intarp'la ted pamphlets, bald In
Ce««ia H'-t-eit I
In roatrtat
»hall have my hand -a him. 1 «hall, by ' their pta«a by alaatlr bant!«
heaven! Yon «III ■ .in« «Ith me? Good with (hit nfiarly arrangement. x'ar<<ely
lad, I kn«w it Th« train leaves at three a page but waa defaced by penciled re
marks, aalirical nr abusive I ran through
1 11 call for
(hem hastily until I rame u(H.n the artl
"But whet
runmiis to tl
i>0 was | de which bore Mechersk, • nams, ei
traded apparently from »ouie Freurh re
down a acor
view
It» severity se*m«*.l to have la»hed
"Mt. (Met
• P»V
Marnar to fury.
It wa» rotared with
port I"
But my attention
"Yee but Cottala Gradea. Cousin a ma«e of penciling«
•va» •'• >n centered ?* • p r? a <t the
Graden I ">---- "
I b«ard tbs «tr««t teat which, being underlined in red. «tood
It was iw us*
door alam behind him
Mt l*«l«r»burg out from the page with »«me prominence
— and the winter c.m.trg on
Kugh' I •The author of Mcience and Belief’,** fog
bad always 4ete«ted cold.
But nevt to thu» H r»n. *'a«ema to bar» lo»t touch
Hia deduction» might be
»«. »plug niiafortsn« It is best to p..««»«* with humanity
• .
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• . correct if men were bloodless, merciless
automatons. 1!» regard» them aa might
toy bag with my waruiest under««ar
At thirty-five minute« past two Gradea •dun» reptile let ue say. a toad arientif
Across this criticism,
sent up « rd to say that he had a cab iraliy inclined.**
waiting my pleasure, and In three mln wbiuh seemed to me unne. esaarily severe,
* Infamous
atea u> ,r« uiy luggage was upon It Halt was written in (aerman:
way down the main street we chanced scoundrel! Would that 1 ¡night crush
upon Moasel. the fat lieutenant of police you like a toad!*'
*’A curious wish.** I »aid. pointing to
11» glanced at ua keenly, with, aa I
thought, a certain «uapl.-ion.
Graden the passage
"And from Marnar a moat dangrrou»
saluted him coldly, muttering ma Ielle
tloua upon him f»r a et.ipid am Th er« one.” he anewered *1 «*an only bops we
waa no great frieadahip between the two •hall reach l.em«<l >rf in time**
•’I.emwb'rf again!
And why Um«
I paid the cab while my .-oualn eaw to
the tichela.
Five mark» provided o» dnrfr
•’For the etcellent reason. Cou»in Rob
with a «nbeerHent guard and au empty
ert. that Mechersky, who romee of land
carriage
"And what are your plana for thia owning Poliak stock. 1» holiday making at
Intolerable IMerobttrg eipodltloa Y' I <*a»tle Oster, a place he h»« in that
esbsd. a« the train thumped its way out BOighborhood. And as sure as I sit here,
where Mechersky -• there will bw that
ef the station.
If he means
"Ws are not going to Mt Tetersbarg madman. Rudolf Marnar
to murder the man. be will bare had
We are going to C I rma.l<»rf •
Heaven
"To l>»niedorf! I bara nevar bearci of nigh on a month to bring it off
grant that we re In time!**
th» place."
The tone In which ho »poke thrilled
"Ne more had I an borir ago. Allo«
me with a dreadful anisety. The danger
■>» to discover It.
He pulled a rwJ bound Baedeker oat of was Indefinat.le, but fear draw» Its dark
bl« pocket and flutl«r«J through the e«t terrors from ths unknown.
•*Ona thing mom.*' I Mid
**How did
P«ge«
"Here wo have It—‘(.»msdorf four you diae>ver Mechersky*» whereabout»T*
Ml had thought him at Kt Petersburg;
teen to flfteen hours from Berlin. Bislng
tewn itt Weet I'ruenla ; 12.'»«* luhabl bat a wire to a friend there gara ms the
laute
large dyeworks
'Frias von information I required.**
Preuasea,* *•> ’bluer Adler* hotel« well
Spoken of t'ab from ths «tatloo, 7B pg
LUU* »t - ai r • mterssL BscttrsUns
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Im lina Be* to dwell o* tkat Journey, ft
was very ¡ate when «• rUk-l late tk«
eletto* ef the *.»>! tows of l«e>|w-'.
»hero •« «peat th« night al a .oevem«wl
hotel
Yet II was at as early h >or that
Gradea r»e«*d me from a tir«d «l»«p to
■ etch th* F -«eu «apre*«
The country
tbr.ogh whi-h ** so* Journeyed ««• -t
a melan-holy «oni.itode and th« broad
BIO SH PMINT OF LAMBS
plains th ugh reawvoebly ruitlveted. af
fo>te>l to« with a mental d«pre««lo«
which th« cheery «ff .rt« of my -.inp«o a Poth County <loch Bring* Top-nolch
Pr»cet for Branding.
could not r-*nqu«r
Th« day waa draw
lug to lie rtaa* at we reached l*.>«wa aa-1
1 4 pen<1 wore ~ There were !*•*•)
mad through tka- '
aaa
•hiplot from 1 o<lej*n<!anew ooe
a lend of 4»«.ûaHo* Gloomy plia« wo.de i ami
great lak«« >n wk ■ k the dying sun threw - day la»l wrrk 7O0 lw<h iBQtlW Bb l 20
patch«« of ruddy go I, foeiora h«ath« I hee-l <>f thoronghbred Angora g>>at*
and ««amp« that, as I im«g - «-I. could The buyer of tbia blooded stick was
! Alelan let D i.e:-l»< u - ! M.rrihi,. Wy­
• i ■
af aspect, «bd by < m >a a never ending oming.
Th« seller was W. W. Pervi
chain
Ma»* f..r the »«etera «kr. glori | vnl, of this place
6«4 by the S»ry «naeet th« he«*«»« « er»
Th* lambs -were principwlly from
olmcttred by p-.nderoua Hoad« -f mo ldy , Polk county, although there wore a few
grey that f -r»t»ll th« Arel «n»« of win ! in tha sl> pment tr.on Yamhill. Benton,
ter
Darko««» had fallen when «• and Marion. Tba goat* were raised by
■hanged «wry «ge» at a |>iurt|..n but it
Mr Percival. It (squired seven «ingle-
waa clo«« upon midnight b«tor« my
cousin, who End t-*en aitting with « I' n decked cars Io carry the shipment. Th*
tln«utal Bradeha* on hi« knee«, thru«' lenx« ar* l.iocolnstiir* and Uolaaold
h a head eat of the window and er »1 breed«, for which Polk county Is be­
that th« l.ght« of l.emot'rf w»rw m coming tainrras. A few carloads were
• «ht
Ous lugc«S«
r «■! "I • •' • hipiel to Wyoming by Mr. Percival
■ ntlqustmt cab and in t«t> minute« m ra last year, and tins /ear be recaivs-l so
th« h-Wt of th* 'Golduer idler,* a tl..-.> order for double the amount.
handsome Fela, wa« howlag a ata tel y
For breeding purposes the Folk coun
we o.« to h • *
> ppor and then ty lamb* bring fancy prices, which the
to bed
butcher« cannot pay, ami owners ol
Th* ro-.ni a««ign«d 1« m* w*« an
. tl.»ir at-
pan«!«d apartment -f roneiderabl«
tenllot. mote to the raising uf thorough­
and th* single candi« with wki-h I
bred stock.
Toe sli pment included
provided «»«med only to devper. th« lurk
lamb« from the J. H Stump and Wil-
Ing «hado«« round th« «all« Th« hug«
«11. 1;
. fsrn.s, already b.n.wn
china stove failed to warm a place «••
thoroughly v»utilat«-l by draughts
At among Eastern stockmen aa prorlucers
another tun» lb« cau«« of our piume» of high grade sheep Slid go**«.
One lamb from the Riddell farm, one
combined with th* uncanny nature
t
pounds, and
th»«« «urrmadiag« n- <b- ha»« acted n year old, sheared 23
my n«r»»«
Hut I was too weary. too weight d 270 pounds. The tl--ece al 26
• ugry with my prwaent dlac<>mfort. to cents brought
44.
At the market
glv« opportunity to fanciful terrore The price of lamb, it would have brought
bed *«• amalL and lu all probability (lu M,
with Ilio
* hit I.,
1 took off my coat, rolled my tier-« amounts tn ( 17 24.
damp.
For breed-
»•If la a thick traveling rug heaped t
Ing p<ir|uees tlie lamb sold lor more.
< l.dhea npon me. and blowing out lha
There were a number of Iambi in
candle I had placed ou a tabla at my ai
the shipment which shear XI to 23
bo*, lay down Io sleep
H»w I long I may ha»« slept I cannot pounds.
•ay. but I *«e awakened by
GOOD FRUIT NOT COSTLY.
f,««h of light that «truck like a blow
For a «cur« of
tbr>>ugh the d«rknv««.
•e. <»nda, It may hav« been. I lay m-> Small Outlay Will Eradicate Codhn
The room waa in utter dark
thmleea
Moth and Other Pests.
Then I heard a foot
hraa and alien, e
Milwaukie
— J. li. KeiJ, ol this
a
croaking
of
a
door
I
sprang
fall.
(rum uiy bad. onl» to trip and fall heavily place, who baa made a clnae study of
oner the mg which I had carried with ■ pray* for cod'in moth and fruit peats,
n»r I groped for the table, fourni it. and t«lieve* that wortny apple* are not
lit the «-aiitfle. r»»«i« bing ha f rip»*« tant uecMttary. amt that it Is p >e»ible for
of • <iue at(B< k when I ah<»u!d rrvt-al my* all who. raiae fruit tn keep it free from
•«■If. I looked keenly aboui me the room col Im moth or other pert*. Contrary
waa ampty
to lite supposition that the coat of
Hut I had ha-l » rlaifor. for the do**r spraying is eiceeeive, Mr. lieiil give*
n • • •*
ft ,K *
I r• u t
some figure* to *hr>w tiiat spraying is
*
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’nr ! Mu I, p«*« ‘*1
U
passage
*Fhrre was no one rlalble
I not espenaive.
Mr Held cite* the apple orchard of
returned to the r< -m. thia time htvklng
Frrhap«. after all. I Mark levy, at Milwaukie, who had a
the d*x»r tecurely
reae :i*4. there had l-reu ti-> cause f«»r total of 30<> leiiea of applts and pears.
n.y alarm N«»n»r fallow gueat might hare Ea< h time he rprayed it took 16 hours
There were two men employed at a
in b’sken hi« ■umbet i**? r* i
t»n di»«N»«pring hi« error This argument coat i f |u, one team at *6, and cost of
heartened me f -r. tn be boneat I was material was (10, making the total
shakt-n not a little. I entwined the r<»oni i iet (26. This wav les* than H1» cent*
carefully, without result, and then, after ,>er hoi,
A g-eat many of Mr. Levy's
a
nnpoalng dgarette. s pped ba<k into tree* are young and not in full Ireariug,
tba
tar»! tearing tha rand'a burning in
and for that reason tha < >*t for spray-
»•enter of tha room.
'ng was larger than it would have liven
(To be continued )
had tlie tree« been in full twaring.
"In a large orchard like that of Mil­
DEED OF A MERRY RASCAL.
lard O. l.oamwlal«, in Yamhill coun­
ty," «aid Mr. Reid, "the coat would
P ms »4 aa a Ilacae«!*» In llrScr lo l.el
not be nioie than ♦ to 6 cent« pet Iroi
Maaes Srwaa Tlellw.
When the spray ing i«
One f rench became acquainted with lor «praying.
Gerry Ilario*, a leading cltlaen of properly done the grower do«* not have
Dlkfield, while th* two were apeudlng mor* than eight or ten |.*r ceut loee
a few days In Fortlaud T he two aeem from worms."
OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST
ed congenial and decided to l>* com
radca on a little excursion to Itaug«
ley.
They pnased a happy week at
Maines lake rewort
Clue tnoruing
French cam* back with Hie story that
tie had found a moose In the woods,
lie ask ml Harlow If be did not want
to lielp him bring It In In the after
Ilario* aaaented and tlio two
noon.
start m ! .iff When they rMdml a lone
ly spot they left tire road aud »ent
into Hi* woods. French suddenly point­
ed a pistol at Harlow, and told him to
hold up bls hands.
French abowe.1 a L’ntted States de
tectlvea badge and told Ilario« that
be waa under arrest on Hie charge of
peening counterfeit money. Ilario* at
tempted to em-ape. whereupon French
shot at him. Hie bullet striking liar
low's nerk. where It Is still etut>ed4i*>L
French told llarlow that two other
off).er* were In the wood* watching hla
every omiemenf and should tie attempt
to em-ape would shoot at him. French
then as Id lie waa going to town after
a teem with which to take the prisoner
to the Farmington jail, llarlow was
.umpletely terrorised
French
cum
pelted him to give up hie money, hl«
diamond ring, two signed ilic. k« and
then forewd him to write two more
cherka to hl* I Frem-h * I order.
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Vandal» Cut Hop Vine».
Rslem—Fnhnnwn marnmisra enternd
the hop yard of Hing AJl,on(.
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city, and rut all the hop etnea >n about
an m re ot ground.
Tba ho pu will ho
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FUHTUNkS IN DAIHYINQ
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Prominent Willamette Valley Dairyman
Says 'Buy Cows."
Independence—That th* cow I* the
tieel of money maker* for lha farms-.
is the assert ion of K C. I Jridge, <-f
th.* place, owner ol creameries al Inde­
pendent-*, ¡Jayton, Jvfleraon, Eugene
and Junction City, *n<l one uf the larg­
est buyers ot c ream in the Willamette
valley
"A larg« part ot the pn spwrily of
th* Wi.lamette valley has com« from
the milrh cow,’* l-e said. "Darying
beats aliealialsini >ut of sight. And
three or fuar ,«er« of dairying on
wheat land «ill double the «beat grow­
ing ca(>««*<v ol the soil. A numb*' <■<
farm«!« in Fulk are raiaing more than
10 bushels of wheat to the acre on tuch
land, which «eveial y«ar, ago would
not produce mor* H>*n 12 to 15 bush­
el*.
•*A farmer with *»r 50 cow», al­
though that • a rather big herd, and
with bog* and chicken« aa aicaaaoriee,
■ an make more money then do many
ot the country i-arik«— that to, if t.e
u«w* brains aa w«ll a* hand«. It’s a
bwnanaa fur him. «ur* enough. Farm­
er« are faat coming into real nation ol
thia, in fact, many of them realise it
already.
Dairy product* always can
find a market without hunting lur it,
at higli price*. But dairying require*
constant attention every day in the
year, and for this reason tome farmer«
ar» unwilling to tak« up with it.
"tine man of tny acqninalance who,
an year« ago, owned 30 acres of land
and aaa in debt, by going into the
dairying busineea paid his debt, bought
70 acre* mor* fur (3,.><50, anil baa paid
9S.500 ol th
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dav li- *<>l<l 14 an months < Id i< g« for
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Off «Diti >
IV« buy ur at » k in large quantit é*
and keep a full line of carriage
and
wagusi material. Ail km la I work la
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PHYSICIAN ani SURGECN
Construct Eagle Valley Line.
Baker City — David I -cle* ha* decid­
(kls, Orscoa
ed to take in hand the const ruction ol
the Eagle Valley railroad, a project
TiLtpïoa» Xxîlraaca Ko XI.
which ha* long been looked lorward to
by the |»eope of thia place a* of great
SHELTON
imoortance. Mr. E’-clee haa himself
anncu-ired that he will build the line
and ha* called u|«>n the people of Ba­
ker City to Msirt by raising a stock
■ntiecription of flOO.iHX). Ttiia work
haa already been taken up and good
J^gUot cf th» r»ic»
Xot&ry Public
progress made.
D «« a general bwukiug and eicIlSllg*
bus nans. L • na ma-le at currsul rate*
and drafts i»«u»d un principal citiae.
EAST AND SOUTH
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HEAL ESTATE BROKER,
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Belo Orogoa
Seaside Bath House Burned.
Seaside—The large bath hunae owned
by E N Zeller, locate! on the beach
near th* Butterfield cottag««, a*« to­
tally deetmyeil by fire a lew days *<<■.
Tin re waa no wind, or Hie aurruard>ng
cottages would have been destroyed,
till ming cottage* were protected by
theboiket brigade. The loo* is par­
tially covered by insurance.
Albany
Lunch
((»unter
M.klllOP & DetAMY, Prop».
Shasta Route
Best 20c. Me.il in the Valley
Open All Night
Al MANY. OR f GON.
Dry Ruat in Valley Hop Yard*.
Woodburn — Dry rn«t ba* appeared
in bopyard* in the vicinity of Mount (lo lo I ho
Angel, where there lecoMidarable com­
plaint, and an iuiuienae amount o!
damage i* liable to be done.
Thia IS
the fir*. appearance of dry ruat in this
section. It has a tnnaly smell and ab­
solutely destroys the flavor of the bop.
Only First-Class Shop In Tl.o City
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Nhavlng ........
Wheat—Club, b5c; bluestem, 09.;
Hair Cutting
valley, 6Vi470< red, Me.
Shampooing
Onto—No. I white, (22*22 50; r«y.
Hath«........
(20<d2l.
Harley — Fee<l, (2O(g2l per ton ; OÍ? ORtil; HAS II!
50(422 50, rolle.I. >23.
brew mg, I
Rye—(I 30 per cwt.
Corn—Wli.il«, (2b, cr*<ke<l, (27 p*r
ton.
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ll perlon. Eastern Oregon timothy,
(124114 clover, (7.4 7 50 < I.eat, (7£
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l«s««a Fovlland IMsai ■ W p ■>
loav«« Albany H l* p ai il m P u>
Arrivas muni u ss» m n me m
Arri*«* »e<r«a,«Bt» 1 tap m » JA a m
arris«« sea Psaaalsee lupa tvtaia
Psllmaa aod Tourl«l ver* on both trains
C hair . ar» a. r»n>«uiu le o* tea aa.t 11 ram.
ai 4 l ourtat * are tu t h ■ «<u. ai lewis H«w
<-i ■ « • » 1 * ••:. « ' <n
« ut. ..r titig ai Ra Frai «• a «itb Iba aetaral
aiaan-abip Unee L t 11«. -o t. Ja|»ti. * fctua.,
IL; | yii.aa < autra- aud r ith A tuer ica.
••• ! - s«e,u agautat Waat cl» «lailuu,
ut aUdraee
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vetch hay, (7yd7 50.
Fruit*—Apple*, common, 50(g75c per
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grai-ea. 75c<
(1 50 per crate pea,‘>ee, 70cid(l 00;
l>«ttr«, (1 25. plum*, fancy, 5o«g75i-
per bos common, 5<),d7&<
blaiktier-
Hee. 5k|6c per pound crab apple*, (I
• 1 50 per b >■•
Melons- < antak-'ipee, 10 <4(1 25 per
crate watermelons, 1 <4 I
per pound ;
cnaabaa, (3 25i< > 50.
Veelatileo— Beans, 6<(7c; cabbage,
l*4<«2c; celery, H5c<4(l per doaen;
**rn, 1 Aid 20c per d<rsen; cucnmbera,
25< per diteti, egg plant, 10c per
pound, lettuce, hea.1, 25c per doaen;
onions, 10< 12(»c per doaen p«as, 4<4
.*>■ fieli peppers, I2' im >15«. radiata,
IOaifir per doaen. spinach, 2<3c per
pound, tomatoes, 25<5o- per bon;
parsley, 25.
sqnash, (I <1.25 F*r
crate, tornine, IT-’ iffll |<er sack; rur-
rota, (Illi 25 per sack . beota, (1 .25»
I 50 per «a< k.
tin ions — Now, I‘«<j(l%c |>or ponn-l.
Potato«*—Oregon Hnrtianks, 70
60c. sweet potato**, 4(44 (,« per pound.
Butter—Fancy creamery, 23 ¿27 (*c
per p.Mtnd ;
Eggs-Oregon ranch, 24c£25p*r dos
en.
Poultry—Average old hens, 13H«
14c per pound, mned chickens, 13<
ISl^e; spring, 14(«15c; old roosters,
•HI«*; <1 reeoe I chicken«,
I4<4l5c;
turkeys, live, 17420c. turkeys, drows­
ed, choice, 2i(d221*c. g-eee, live,
tIOc; ducka, I3ollfic.
Hops— 1UO6 contract«, 17\«(20r per
pound. 1906, nominal; 1V04, nominal.
Wont— Eastern Oregon average l-eel.
16*19.- epr pound according to shrink -
page; vall«y. 20R22, arc>rdlng to fine­
ness. mohair, choice,
2N«30c per
pound.
Veal I>reeee.t, 5 1^'4Sc p»r pound,
Beef—Drewrd boli«. 3e per pi nod ;
cows, trafitte, country steer». 5>6c.
Mutton — Dreoaed, fancy, 7<dkc per
pmnd. ordinary, 54(6,-, lami«, fancy,
6«»S«-
P->rk — Dreeeeti, 7<«6 %c per pound.
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Pays Sick, Accident, Death Benefits
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PUBLISHED Ei EH Y FRIDAY AT
By T. L Dl'GGER
Salem Hat New Industry.
Sa'em—The only sienna paint fac­
tory on the Pacific coast and one of
th* few tn the I'nited State«, ie no* in
o|*rati<>n in balein. A complete out­
fit of grinding, lifting and miitng ma­
chinery baa been inclallcd, but the
demand for the product already Indi-
rate* that the plant will have to lie
duplicated. The factury io being oper­
ated on material shipped from the si-
enna deposits discovered a year or two
ago south of Eugene, in l.aiia county,
A* the deposits cover an area of 62
acre* to a depth of 50 feet, Ibero is
plenty of material to supply th* factory
for a number of year*.
r«*te have pruved that the lain*
county deposits are of a* high grade a*
the Dalian sienna and It ha* l>een
demonstrated that the Oregon material
can be placed upon the market in con-
petltiou with the imported article.
Epidemic of Hog Cholera.
Heaaid*—E K. Willard, who runs a
dairy on the Waubsma, report« an epi­
demic ol h g cholera throughout his
neightHirhood. Willard ba.1 ei; lit fins
porker« that he in*ended to slaughter
aithin a lew da»«, but the cholera treat
him to them. Mr. Tbompeou, a neigh­
bor. who i* also in the dairylag busi-
ceas, baa lost all hi* trox«, and Mr.
Ihiwaon. whu Hero on the Clatsop
French then
left llarlow In the plains, lias lual hia entire herd from
«ouda and waa gone about two huurw. the diseais.
returning. *a lie said tie would, with
Record-breaking Prune Crop.
a team. Then came an ail night drive,
Oregon City — William X. Paria,
with a brief halt for a few hours' sleep,
and In the morning French rvterherf who own« a 20 arte prune orchard near
Farmington with bls prisoner ■ ml Cerna, reputo that be will bave a re­
cord breaking crop ol ekreptional qual­
marched him Into Jail.
ity tbia year. Ile aaya bi« treue are
French «boeel hft badge and told
loado I to their capacity. M». Davie*
dza
the Jailer that the prisoner waa a
tree* ar* all of the Italian variety, lie
perate man and no one ate mid be al
having pl >wed up hi* acreage of pe
lowed to see him. French went to tlie
titee, aupplanting them with the Ital­
bank tn Farmington ami tried to cash ian* which be find« more profitable.
hie cbei-k and this la where be made
hi« mistake The man fnmi whom he
Larg« Crop of Cabbagss.
(-ruled the team appeared with papers
I aGrands — llarvey Clark, from a
for hla arreet and then qul.-kly Hie 20-a- re tract of moontain land, lorated
plot was untangled Freu.h was dis four mile« south of town, will farmer
cover««! to be a bogus detectlv*
liar
•Oil pa< ka of potato** and 16,000 beads
low wa« given hla freedom, and after , of rshlwg*. weighing from two to live
S will I.ring 11
a abort trial French waa «ent down
to Rate prison to eerv* * long •en and the cablwgr* (WOO. or a total ra
torn of (1,200 from 20 acron.
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