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The Roupell Mystery
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- a K'-Ü
CHAFTEH X! -(t'oatiuued. i
lie apring from th* barb, tba water
dripping from bl* firm. »Lit* bv-ly and
gltotaolng la big drop* > -> (te thick hair
oa hi* braving - brat •• he rush'd acruea
lb* 6vr ut bi* sitting room, bold g bl«
towel around blm with on* bao-1
He
op*o*-d tb* door a llttl* way and took In
tb* letter. Hull bolding hie towel about
blm. h* «too,I eiao, mrig the rnvrlope very
A«
carefully
A* h*
he »tood
stood thua.
thus elth um-
f-«< slightly thrown fur
forward,
ward, all bi«
weight ua hla left leg, hla muerl«* •<****!
eut Ilk* whipcord* Ill* r/rw were bright
sad tb« light of a t>«*w Intervet auddrtilj
•prang loro them
If« prraa&ted thue •
•pletidld »per linen of phy«h'a| Ktmuhood
He bad little orcaa.-m for th* briak rut,
blng to which b* trraterl hlmaelf. when
. b* he-I put -town the letter uuopraed.
merely remarking
"I woaiier what t'asaagne I* doing at
Villeneuve "
The heat of hl« young and vlgorou*
bvwiy had almost evaporated the moieture
lie went back Into hi* bedTrejol ami put
on a soft, »liken eult of pajarnaa, caught
at the waist with a Lvocad-u! tell
lie
took a taaaelte! Turkish fee fr-xa I'» peg
and put It on hie brad
Then te went
In tn hla ritncolate am! rolla, ph koi up
bl* morning l»*p»r and Lain to tewd lie
•blmmed the aheet at diet a lib • languid
Interest, eating vary deliberately a* bl«
•y* travele«I over the paper
Nuddenly he
cam* to thl* Kern
"Nothing new baa transpired »lace
yesterday In regard to the murder of
Mme lioupell at tbe
filatemi
Vili*
nstie*-----"
II* got ua further
fia«b ha
dropped tbe (riper and
out and
t>«k hold of the letter which ba Ua<l
almost forgotten, eiclaitalng
"Th* Chateau VlUenruve! Villeneuve!
Why, that’* the place Caeeagne write*
from
Bahaw ' what am I thinking of?
II* can’t bar* teeu called lu on that mat
ter. It waa In th« band* of tba prefect
of police, and 1 kuuw be Lata* Caaaagn*
like poison."
NervrtheleM It waa with finger* etbl-4i
trembled a little la th»lr eagernra* that
be ope-H-d tb* letter.
"Ab!" be exclaimed, "here* fun al
last. Caarague I* engaged In that Ville
neuv* matter after all. Called lo by a
friend of the *uape<'ted party, too
Al
way* on that aide of the «-aae the mo*t
difficult, ut course
Want* me to watch
on« Julea ChateX
t know him; old
fop; club man
About a« much -han.-e
of bln being Implicated aa of my getting
married. Well. I de la re !’’
There were (wo long «heel* of ln«tmc
tlone
ill* lirat egrlt*o>*al over. Charlee
1*’Aubur<>n read them ter Ira very cere
fully, alpplng hla bov-ulate *o elowly that
the content* of the cup were almost cold
before h« finished It.
Hereral minutes
•tapaed before te finally put tjaaaaga»'«
letter on on* *ld” and lay ba<4 to think,
It wa* curious that hi« naw Arid of
activity abould at last liara brought him
Into amtart pr<>fe»«l<mally with a man
«rhoni he ha-l hitherto In-on only «octal
ly. M Julra Chabot, whlla a mere ar
qualntauce, belonged tu a dub of which
ba wa* a member tbe "Alliance" He
«a* not very constant In hl* attendance .
but b» was tolerably well
aniuaiuted
there
Jule* Chabot be had knowu aa
one 1» apt to know tlx»«* one caaually
meet« in the billiard room or at tbe -ard
table.
How fortunate It waa that, acting ua
tier the a-lilra of bin frlemi Caaragne, b*
had arrupuloualy hidden from all hla
frlen-U and acquafutanra* hie uew occo
pat I on
It would te a «Mnpar*ti«*ly raay
taak for him to keep wet-b of Chabot'*
tnovetnent*. Th« only question wa* how
to do ao without »»--Itlng bla auaplrlona.
He Mt ravolvlng thl* mattar In hla
mind for nearly *u hour, at th« rod of
which tim* he aroe* and com¡J*<ad hi«
totlet, ilrraalng himself with unuaual care
Th« role te had now to play waa one
which ha-i de-cived many shat of a rich.
luno.cnt dandy, to whom appraranra 1«
•vary thing, and who baa nut a thought In
bl* head tey.xid the set of bl* hat or hl«
tie.
H* selected from hl* wardrobe a fina
morning froeb dat and a flowered waist
mat of an oriental d«*tgn whl- h wa« all
th* rage among the boulevards. II* put
on a very tall collar and a necktie of a
very ultra fa«bl->n. a glraay bat. patent
leather bout* and a silver headed Malacca
can* completed hla outfit. Aa he deacend
ad tba *taira be put an eya gla*a in ou*
•ya-
Thu* accoutred. Chari»«
Il'Auhuroa
waa a* different a being as you could wall
Imagine, from tha fre* and eaay Boh*
■nian of an hour previously.
A alight
drawl waa apparent In hla ep«ecb
Hail­
ing a cab, he directed th* driver to pro­
ceed to tbe Alllanc* club
He wae the
moat Innoceot looking young man la the
wbol* of Paris
A varant amila played
around hi* mouth
One gloved hand
•ought hl* bliMide mutt«- he lo a -are*»
Ing manner, whlla with th* other he re­
turned th* salutation* of hl* numerous
acquaintance*
M. Jule* Chabot, eeated
tn th* bay window of th* Alllanra dub,
mw him alight, and surveyed him with a
look In which contempt struggled with
polltenra* and got rather the Leet of It.
•There I* that lti«uff«rabl* fop. D’Au
buron. coming up the atepa." ha remark'd
to an Intimal*.
”1 think that fallow
look« a bigger fool »very day.”
CHAlTKIt XU.
When Alfred O«nagna bld Dr. Mason
adieu. It wa* to return to I'arla. flrat to
think and then to art.
Nsv*r In th*
courae of hl* eiperlenc* bad a *ncoun
fared a raw which prawn ted obstacle* of
ao ptiullng a nature
II* waa a true
Parisian. A day or two In tha country
noon antlafled him. Ila required th* atlm
aloe of a great city to Impart to hla
mental organ I »at Ion that activity and
abarpne*» which the calm and quiet of a
rustic etlatenc* lulled Into temporary re­
po**
HI* moat logical deduction* had
been made In the rush and roar of th*
street*.
Before leering tbo chat**« a
conreraatlon aomethlng like the follow­
ing had taken place between Dr. Mason
sol himself:
"Tbl* brother of Madam* Roopell'a.
thl* Henry Graham can yon tell me
when and »’her* h* wa* laat heard frotaF'
"Tbo laat letter madame received from
blm." rvpl.e-l tbe ph/air laa, “buró (bo
That must hr !w»ni)
poetata rk of Bivi*
)rare ago. a* near aa I ran rorollorf/*
lite Arel th.ng <*aa*a<lia did <»n hie
arrival In I'arla waa to rail oo kla friend
and pupil <'barlee |v'Aubur»>n
lie found
t in» at boaie bi« face glowing with aup
preeeed *nthu«-a«m.
"Now," Mid <’a«Mgne. “tell ua «bal
ha* hap|-en*d?
Have you found Julea
i'bahot. and what progre«« have you made
toward gettlug acquainted”
“I already kn»w him «lightly." *o
«««red Ir Auhur.- i
' I approached blm
-aulio'Mly te. anee If he le really impll
-ole.I in thia matter be would naturally
<«• «iiepiclou» of any aoddra »how of
frteiMlaJilp
Fortune favored me bow
ever
I manage»! to lose a game of bil­
liard« io him at tbe Alban«*» ’hie morn
Ing. rhe »take, t lun-heon at ih» l’afa
Anglal*. whhlier we retired shortly af
tev
What do yon think that Wandering
■ l ot I.,! i«n- he 1« doing
He ha* aet
•nmeone to ahadowing Monsieur t h*hot
The fellow followed ua in a eab.
I
thought we had given him the alip, hot.
looking ont of th» wmdowa of the l’afe
Anglat« there he wae lounging age-net a
lamp |wMt. and looking Ilk« a detective all
over
lud fau ever hear of aueb clumvl
nee« In «II your Ilf»*"
"You muat exevria* your Ingenuity, my
dear boy A lievi* thing Ilk» itet «booldn't
disturb you
Alwaya rw-ollert that In
thia bualneae It I« th* man who keep*
cool that wine
It la a golden maxim
D* A abaron waa rapidly cooling
Ila
had teen waiting all the evening for the
arrival of hia friend to Indulge In Lie
tirade agnlnaf th* prefect. II» had delle
ewd hlmaelf
Then be became again, a«
<’a*«agtie put It, “a reasoning being"
( aaaagne then gave It'Auhurvb a short
«ketch of what bad occurred at the < ba
te*u V ileueuve
lie finl«b hie acvouut
by producing the Ulti* gold locket
"The man who Wot* tbie waa laet beard
trum at Hluia. The owner of tbie locket
waa th* man who actually murdered Mad
ame Ifoupell.
Whether be had accom
pll-ea or not It la hard at present to «ay,
The prefect argue*. doubtlOM. from Julea
t’baiiot « preeenie lu the chateau on th*
night of the murder, that he I* In some
way ronnacted with II. My own opinion
la that It la * mere coin.-id»n«e. nothing
more
Ntill It will not do to leave any
point uncovered Tbat’a «by I want yon
to keep him well in eight. Ho you a»»F
"I *»e. of rnuree," reapomled ll’Au
hurón
"I can keep him in atghl rend
lly
Meantime, what ilo you you reelf pro
|H>*e to do? Go lo Biola. I auppuee ’’
"Etactly. and I *rart tomorrow morn
Ing
That mean* I shall go to bed early
to-night.
You must try and dlarover
thia man t halwM e mo«t Intimate friend*,
maanwhile. I may te goo* for a day nr
•n Try and go wher* h* f*». to ba In
vited where he le invite.! . and above all
don't let Imhlanch» get ahead of ua. Ila’a
uot aueb a fool aa you think
If ha make«
blunder«, reinemlwr he make* r*mark*lily
efevee one« '
"Tb»r* w*« «orne talk of a ball to moe
row night." remarked
fl Auburn*
at
length, when be Lad well weighed th*
other'» word*
"a ball at tb* Vlcomts da
Vallar’»------ "
"Ab’ do you know him?"
"Tra. a* I know tbeai all. I ka--w of
him
II» an be got at If neceaaary. From
what t’habot droppe«L" continued It'Au
buron. ”1 bell«!» he Intan ai to te there
II» I* quit* In with th* d* Vallar*. I
understand
You bava beard of d* Va
liara, I suppura? (Irrat financial nalwiL
• nd all that eort of thing "
(‘aeMgn* nodded, quietly
"You ought
certainly to te there. Ona never know«
what may happ*u '
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' Now to find, la a population of near
ly thirty thousand people, thia one Indi
vidual, thia Henry Graham, who wa* laet
heard from lu thia very city aevea year*
ago," anllloqulaed M (aesagne, aa he
stepped from hla compartment on fo the
platform of th* llttl* railway atatloo and
Mw frowning from ahov* blm the *n< lent
caati* of Biola. All tb* way down In th*
train he bad teen busily occupied in plan
nlng how he would And th« human needle,
Henry Graham, In tba bundle of haj.
Biola.
With nothing to gold* him but hla own
marvelous power* of rraeonlng. ha now
started forth upon a erarch which nlnety-
nln* men out of a hundred would have
considered worM than uMleaa.
For It
was quit* within the bound* of possibility
that th* man he «*• looking for had llred
In Biol* under another nam* than that of
H»nry Graham
M I awagna eauntered quietly down
the curving, narrow main atreet of tha
old town
By nightfall h* had ac-ovn-
pllahed thia II* had had hla hair drrao-
ed nearly twenty time«, h* had ordered
and paid for but barely lasted nearly
forty meal«
lie had discovered that
there weva exactly two lane for «very
barter In the town of Biola
Kut no
barter, and no Innkeeper had barn able
to Inform him of such a person as Henry
Graham
M ¡’««ragne retired to r»«t In
tha anuggcat hostelry In th* town, th*
Golden Fleer»
Su h progre*« did Ih» detectfv* mak*
the neit morning tn the go->d graces of
M ('rattran. the proprietor of the Inn.
that by th* tim* the ancient gilt clock
oier th* atable* had chimed out the half
hour, M r’rattrau and te were -n e«c»|
len term*, walking around th* little gar­
den and chatting and talking .onfider.
tially.
M <’a««agn* was confiding a wonder
ful fairy atory. II* wa* at Blot* In th*
interrare of a llttl* girl .of «h--o person
■ nd e«t*t* he had teen appointed guar­
dian
II* had only to »«tabi.eh the death
of one Individual to prova bi« llttla ward
heir to a large property in America. M
Orattrau. In hi* t*n year*' residen.-* In
Blois, had doubt I»»* met many Ameri­
can*.
"Yea. many."
"Had monalettr known an Americas
railed Henry tlriharn?”
"Graham!
Grate mF
No. tho man
had not. "Bnt I think I ran dlr act you
to a peanoo who tan." h* added.
(Jo and
•»• Madame Hraurant n. th* old waeher-
woman of the Rus du t'oncert. She ha*
don* th* washing of *r*ry American nbo
ha* Leva la Biola for tb* part tw*»’y ’
STUDY FORESTRY
yrar*. Nbe get* all tb* buaiti«-** bm-auae
•be know« what tbwy want
Nb* may be
•twdanta at Oragon Agricultural Cci-
able tv 1*11 you *vmetblag about bl«."
lega Gatheehg Ir— B*e4a.
It waa barely u.oe o'clock wb«a M
By 1 A Lese Uv*»UB Agrtcallwrai Celi»»«
Caaaaga*. bating bn.«bed bia cutfr* and
roll», -Mu*d forth from th* courtyard
ri,* alud» ti to in forestry at the Agri­
of tb* Golden F’levcv. and prtewedwl la cultural college ar* making their flrat
th* dirwtma ut tb* Ku* du Coerart. Il oullwtion uf raed» of nativ* tree* and
naa a abort el reel, cootalniag neither
ahiube fur ua* in th* v»'.abliatiment of
itin* nor barter eLop*, which, perbep*.
a for**t tra* nu i a«t y and arboretum.
am-vuutad fo bl* not bating pr*rtm»*ly
1h* purpuB* in view ur nut only th»t
m >< foot wilbin It* precimta.
If It bad
r-ot been for tb» fvrtuitoue mewtiag with th* *ura »hall be ln*tri.ctiv* to th*
i'a*- student 'D Hie Study of ««-rd* and aeed-
(’ratteau. la all probability M
of ■C», ailvicultuie aqd dendrology, but
Mgn* woul I nvtvr ha>* tbought
looking there for tnrn of Hear/ Gra that tt»e plant aliali b» a kx r«> of data
' to the whole ateto up n th* growth,
bam
It waa a bright. «mart •bop. wltb habit, resistance and general character
large plate glaa« window*, in a bleb wer« of the tree* and shrub* of Oregon, so
diaplayed tweutlfully Ironed, . two long tar aa ia poaatble to grow I beta upon
la » curtaina. ymg eperimen* of tbe qual­ the same site and ai in liar coodltioos.
ity of the work wblcb waa never, etra
Not only ate loal a«««l* being col­
for tbe Leet ruetomera. done wltblB
Tbe lected tuli *««-l» fr- m the home dia-
Ihlerior of tbe eeiabiUhmeot waa fitted
teleta ar* coming In fiom fr.ende of
up with a large «toe* In the rear, oa
iatudent* and tbe Institution.
Thia
which doaene of Irone were braliag Kaag-
k I nd r. ras oa the part of ttnw* reaiding
»<1 m long row* aeroaa tbe fluor wwe th*
Ironing ten- he* m who b tbe women la­ in th* m<>r* dietont and mo intainoua
alate i*
la >■<»■«■/
highly e|e|wv«-'w«we,
appreciated.
[iarw of
oi the
me *w«w
Tbrough an open tb-or at tbe (tatto
bored,
back, a gllmpee of huge pile* of llaen. la aa it enable* Hi* < laaa to obtain a much
tarloue etagwe of ren-.vatloti. wae to ba greater variety than otlierwle* would
had
The whole place waa full of «team i b* (Mieeible with th* tim* and tnatona at
Though (he «rather waa warm, there wa* i th* command of either atudento oriti-
an eotlr* al-weuc* of proper veotflaGon •tltntion.
Th* irnwiapbor* of the place to on* ua-
Owing to th* fact that th* coura* ia
a>,-<i«t--mod to brraihe It «»• Intolerable. Lut on* yrar old, only th* general and
(1.
e of l he »oung WO»MB preliminary pliaae* of th* »ubjed bar*
in the oetabfiehment of Mme B»*u«an- itv-en conaidv-rcd by th* studetito in th*
tin, L «ever, entirely belled that of tb* i work. lt>* O. A. C. F»r«at club, an
popo.gr p rturr N-.twitbetasdlng th* er-
'organitaUon of th'W» h>tcteet«d in tl>*
dunii* character of their employment, they
, foreeta of the state, ia now dla -mamg
were
roloiet and atmng a* am«»--««.
| forest fir* law», their *nforc*m«nt, eft1-
Tbe glow of hraltb wa* on their eteeba. !ci*ncy and
Biptovement.
Each atu-
and th* miuari** of their bare arm* and
ne. a* etood mil Ilk* whip eorda
They !<i*nt Is as«igned a ph a* o th* lo ic in
were not at work, however, «hen M <’*« : band and in du* tim, r |«>rto hi* find­
*BgB* %rtlv*d
It
a lime honored ing» t«> th* club. I’roinlnent timber,
euetom of the eetabllahment that from 'mill and lu-i.’e-rn.en -H» n invi ats-.r,
nine o’clock to half t-aet waa to bo de- ! liw.M vac •"» L P <w be! -rt- til* club,
'a* trunaportalioa, tiaibet preerrva ion,
voted to re*t and refreshment.
When M t'aaeagne Intimated hla wl«b I forest mnservatL-n, rs-forrsla' on Im­
for a etrictly private Interview with Mme. proved metlioda >>f lumterii-,, C. H.
Heaurantla ehe bowed conaent and led forest eerric* « rk and similar topics.
(be way to an inner apartment.
liter the mhanrad elti-lento will take
M I •••agri* took a aval. Mme Beau- up work looking to the »oluthin <>f some
eantlu atood with on* elbow on the man
of the very practical problem» n< w be­
lelpie.« and eyed bun curmuely. Nbe bad
fore th* wood user* of th* conatry.
been luietakeu la tbe gentleman being *
Th» great problem of what to do
cuatouaer. «be told beraelf.
What then
waa the obj-'d of the preeent «¡ait? Mb* aith the waste, inclndlng the standing
waa *u«M to know.
Tbv detective ap­ timl>*r that is Injured by ineect and
proached point blank tbe one «object fungti* foes, will lie on* of th* fi’St to
which waa alwaya uppennoet In hl* mind. b* Invratigataxl a* soon a* th* equip­
"Can you tell me anything of the ment of th« d*|«rtmcnt will permit.
Tha statement is ma le upon good
whereabout* of one Henry Graham? ? ou
were bl* laundreea come seven year» ago" authority that fifteen p»t cent <>f th*
In a mo-nent he had bit upon a plan mature limber on th* western slop» of
of »nlXlng the cno|wratloo of Mme. th* central region of th* Cav- ud* 1»
IteaiiMatln
An etcellent Judge of char- wholly lost through fungous dlvraeee.
a-ter. he could tell that grwd of gam and that another fifteen pat cent ia
waa one of her pre»l<Mnlnaat tralta. Then,
grated aa cull.
tteetlra, borers and
without giving the lauudrvea time to deny
minor few do considcmble
farther
or affirm hla atateraent, be added la an
damage, and it ia rate to aay tliat th*
ImpreMlve tone
My name la Alfred Caeeagne, and t eum total of thee* kwece tnnai amount
to millions of dr lists.
It I* r<a»>tiahl*
rm a detective from Faria."
Mme. Brauaanlln • little beady »yea no to aupporm, la th* lac* if rvc*ot result*
longer twinkled
Inateod. they appeared in agtienlttira) precticra In our own
lo be dilated to twice their former ala*. country, to aay nothing of the tmelern
Her hand* trembled apprehend vol y and for rat ry ptactle* of E .rape, that th*
her finger« interlaced thevnaelvee I<-gelher major part of thia lo»« could l>* turned
lo a i|*»m of audden nervouaneaa.
to gain th o.igh tbs intelligent invrati-
"A dete.-tlve!" «he gaeped, when aba gat!< >n of th* troubles and the applica­
waa «1 length able to command her voice. tion of modern tneasurns f->r oomteltiug
"Ihi not te alarmed madam*." Mid th»** foes of tbe foreet.
Caawigne. "Not tbe a ighlrat barm I* In­
Other git's! problems ar* tb<4* relat­
tended to ion. On tbe contrary, perbapa
ing to taiatlon, re-f-.rratatl -n, utilis­
I may te able lo make your vpecial
ing mill «aet*, improve«! metln«ia of
knowledge of tbie affair of conalderabl*
harvratmg th* cropa, diaposing of th*
I«-, unlary advantage to you Take a eeat.
debris and weed tier*, timber Uchnol-
There e a good .leal to talk about."
TV* -.alm too» of tbe detective aomo- ■ gy and lb* preeervalioa of lutuln-r.
what reaaaured the proprletreaa of th«
laundry,
alarm vu
dominant
greed
"What do you want to k»n»Y' wa* her
eager queation, in a vole* «bich a«ked al­
moat a* dlatim-tly aa word*. What will
you i*y for Itt
"I want to know a* much of Monaleur
Graham'» hiatory aa you ar* acquainted
with."
II* drew from hl* pn, ketl><>ok two bill*
of th* Bank of France. They war* of tb*
denominai Ion of on* hundred franca
api*»-*
Taking on* between bl* finger
and thumb, he puahed It toward Mma.
Beauaantin acr»*« th* tabla.
"When you t»ll m* all you know about
\L-n*l*ur Graham, you «hall bar* tb*
other one." be romarhed. imprewalvely.
"Th* *um I» entirely too «inali, moa-
«l*ur," eh*
ah* Mid. "for Informatioa which
le really worth haring "
(To ba continued .)
Mrs. Ath l«*tlc- I’ll bar» to
aotne new golf coBtHUMB.
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abort on golf skirts thia apring.
Iler i I u« ba nd tjut year tbs golf
»Klrts arm t*ry abort on jo"
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turn to the fire, add a lump of butter,
augar to taate and a dash of etnnamon.
Aa anon aa the augar la dlaeolrad atlr
tn the lube of a lemon and taka from
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weather. After wiuh.np, ap­
ply Rolwrtine and experience
it» delightful relreahment.
You will admire the line leu
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All *r tte alme* mine conned with Southern
Publication* for Farmer*.
Pail Ac <ou«|«»ny traina, botti al Aiteny an-1
The following publication* of I titerrat travail». M well m train hx I »»troll, giving
dlrrat arretra u> N»W|»rt an 1 a-1 Jara nt bara Ira
to farmer* and other* have been leaned as wall M nrwtlenl.uah Hot «p tega
by th* Agricultural <ii-|artment of the
Fee further InturmaHon apply to
Federal government and will 1« fur-
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niahed free, ao long aa they are avail­
able, eacept where otherwiae not««!,
u|«>n application Io the Superintendent
of document*, Hoverntnonl Printing
Office, Washington, I>. C.:
Farmer*’ Bulletin No. lift —htiga-
tioti in Fruit Growing
By E. J. I i
Wlekecn, M. A., profraaor of agticul-
tnral practice, I’niveralty of Celifornia,
and horticnlturiet of the California ei-
periment ilatmn.
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XA kve I ■■ *bavo k owre*l(.
•lalernent of the relation« of irrigation
Grinding hla tratti, li* muttrted
to fruit pradaotion, and of iirlgation
low oath.
methial* aa they have lx<en demnnatrat•
"I don’t know what'* gotten Into tbit nd by Pacific cowat experience.
rater." li* rxcl*ltnotl. "It won’t cut at
Farmer* Bulletin No. 138.—Irriga­
nil."
tion In Field and Garden.
By E. J.
She gave a llttl* cry of ama»<-inetit.
Wickeon, M A. Pp. 40, flirt- 18. Thia
"Why.” »Ito »aid.
"when I opened bulletin diaciowe* the anbject from the
that can of potted ham with It thl* itandpoint of the individual farmer,
morning. It waa ao sharp It nearly toot and contAina Instruction» on the deter­
my finger off."
mination of ditch level», the meMtire-
mont ol »mall atream*, aourcra of «rater
Itta rteld Day.
■apply and their uac, the distribution
••Tag," aald the tramp who wa* ex­ of irrigation water, method* of apply­
“I always tell ing water, the choice of an Irt igalion
plaining hl* method.
th* lady of (I m * holla* that I wa* In- method, and the time for the applica­
Jure«! on the field." "What fieldF aak- tion of water.
c«l th* lnex|>erlencrd beginner. "Well.
Bulletin No. 147.—Report on Draln-
If 1C« a younger lady 1 aay football ¡
in\ra’tjgatIon. In "l WJ.’
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ByC. G. I
fteld. nn* If It*» an old l*dy 1 say bat? Elliott, drainage expert, irrigation In-
tU Weld.-—TH Hit».
vratigation», office of expeiimrnt »ta- ’
tiona. Pp. fl2, pl». 6, fig* 12. Price
Ho< What Bb»’S Call I«.
10 cento. Thl» I* ■ report of tbe work
Mllow well Mrw. Tri pole jr hr ora b*f done by Mr. Elliott during the year
trouble«. I declare, «be look« aa frr«b 1003. It lnclud.» <liecn**iona of plan»
and fair at a young girl, yet aba bat for drainage near Freano, Cal., in the
burled two buabamla.0
, Yakima and Ahtanum valley», W»»h-
You don t call burying two hue' ingt.m, io tbe Grey Bull valley, Wy­
bnndw trouble, do you?- replied Mrt oming, in the Miaaouri valley and in
Hancock countxy, low», and of dial nag«
llen|«e* k
Chieggo Retford Herald.
a* b preventive of hillside erualon in
No l.onaer He* Phrslrlan.
Georgia.
“My filiate nd la tnrnbled with a hue
ting nola* In hi* earn; what would yog
Aa.la naaea.
adrleeF
Waah and atpo Orin lart apple« and
“I would adrlae him to go to tbe nr»
Put
rut, without pe-ellng, Into plena
•Imre for a month or two."
I over tbe Are with aa llttto water aa
"But be can’t get away."
1 poaatbls to praront their scorching, and
’Then you go"- llon«ton Poet
almmsr gently until redu.-ed to a Baft
1 oi a a*
Hub through a colander, re­
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