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w. ■*. U/?. L r > VOL. SCIO, XIII LINN COVNTY. OREGON 1909 tf>« «all N>«t, Then Rodney ant !h>¡wwi- CANADA'S CHEAT CHOP. ■ ea<l kept that side of it» M.ilp, whll* Chari « and I w«l<4i<-d He Aber. !**•’« Yisld Estimated at ItiB.380.000 Bush • er* • U« ri:->re », alle ng «líela, Ik'u sis ot Wtreat. tb« cue my malte uff Ottawa, Hept, 21 An official state In time a* left Charle, on guard and *«u| down te th* cabin, white l>u¡»n meat of the grain barvret of Canada •san ««•luinwf and bamlaged I Rodney'» ha« Ju«t to-eu Iseuc.l by the government arm. It-iiney waa right . Il merely a It gives «-stiniatre of production, com lUoh wuuud in bis (»re arm, but. •light as put«-il from reports of a large staff of it sa«. It «eeu»d tu laro him lulu our RUPERT eorrospon.lonta, and although totals are beo». Il was the first I i I imm I <>( tbe war. Whin the «oulkd »a« «ttrn-le'i to «« somewhat !<••« than those of a month HOLLAND n«nt on d«>-h. all uf u* ««¡ulver •Ith er- ago for wheat and barley, they still Author of "The Coast at Harvard, citement. and there we funr «at, each with «how that Caua-la has rsapod an iui a pistol In hl« ham!, and warm bkenl tncns.1 harv«-*t. Copyright. IDO A. by J R Lippincott Compony. beating In hla ten» The wheat crop is put down at lflfi. Nona cerne, ami •* lum-h«-d on scraps, <-•»• Important but Not Let« Inter- Three Timet Elected Governor and • ml tried tu malte out on «luoking many :1b«: >u bushels, giving an average of 22 ••ting Happening* from Point« Wat Candidate for Nomina pipeful« of tubatva. The «un «lowly buahcla an acre, and barley at 57,000, Out «ide the State. n«««rd the »-«tern h«a«--iis am! ■■»u«' tion for President. taxi buahels, or 31 bushels an acre. The rtwu*‘ed tu drop Mn I'lenly I d»- vterej yield of outs is 3.*K»,0i>0,IXH>, or 3S bush CIIAITKR XIV. (Contlnuad t I ««rvants of the law or of a prlrat* ¡»wer that I »«a p«r< bed with thirst. '• 'Water, water eterywh-re. and not a Dup-me»«a and I lifted th* cheat b«v- 1 struggling to »«erwh«lm my friend. Fix-Vice President Fairbanks ia tn cis an acre. I Rochester, Minn .Sept. 21.- Govern tine thing is as.urc-1, that th«- Cana fw«*a *mi •• silently as we had en j l-»>ksd down at th« pistol In uiy belt am! drop tu drink ' There’« no »«« diaguis- Manila. dians have r«-a|n-d th« biggust and must or John A. Johnson, three times sleeted tered the wood* our party of four with ¡ smiled the life of an »¿venturer wa* not lug It any longer. well Iw caught here New York is «.-eking a good, live profitable grain crop the country ever governor of Minnesota and a candidate trew from them When w* can» to th« ' ao bad when it gave one the •«* and th* like rata in a trap," ! said "We'd better has produced, and with proeoul prices for the Democratic nomination for the get away before we fall to eallllg l»or»e- candidate for mayor. rdg« w* halted, and after a few whia sky and the fellow »hip of men. they will have an enormous sum added pr.ai.lency of the United Staten, and pored words turm-d towards th« sh*lt«r Itopoiycaau stood bv«id- n». tn« fare «*• leatber." A trial trip will be made of the bat to their «pending power». It is eatl looked upon by many a« the ¡■■saib!e I hat* plenty nf water «mi forni in st the cliff W* w*r* some quarter down reo*, «lelight in the fr-wh «lay mirrord In tleship Delaware October 20. mated that a surplus of *100,000,000 my hou«r. It’ll stand a gu«>d long «leg« It when from th* pine« at our back reme his eye». Democratic standard bearer in 1912. The trial of Patrick Calhoun has will go into th«- pockets of the farmers did at St. Mary*« hospital here at 3:26 • lotid halloo Alnaxt •imultaiwoualy a "M"hy will men fight and prey on ra<-b It any ■>( tboee r»»-»l« are living in it, I d like to turn them out. What Jo you be«n continued until September 27. man sprang out of tbe sliadows bofur* ua, utherY’ be a«h«-d wonderlngly. o'clock thin morning following an alter 1 RANSFER IS URGED. •nyr Sn-I n «d >' "C "You «houkl know." I answered. ation laat Wednesday. The Wabash Railway company has •‘It MHindii |»rHty to nw,*" aMented "Run !" said ll--dmy. and. Ilk« a foot "Yre." said h*. "I should, and I do • ucwk I oi I in gaining entrance into Pitts ball player, lunged, lantern and all. I'topia haa not rome, and meanwhile we Rotltwjr. Forestry Service May Bn Put Under Death watch wa« kept at the bedside I hi i ami < u nixhls-4, and «o It wa« ar- burg. straight at the man's hs**«. The two iwn-fi revet what oth-re have a ml we hav* of Governor John A. Johnson all day Interior Department. ranfmi that wr »hotild Iraw tb** Mb • -nt down In p heap, aud th-- man’« re not. Thov men yonder merely represent Forester Pinchot says hr has no Washington, September 21. Aa a re yesterday. Mr» Johnson and two at volver »ent off without harm. powers that want to do what I have I'hcrr werr no two wjj » about it. to <u ur «¡uarrel with Ballinger and that he »lay and hr atar«**! into aurr*i»d«*r. •ult of Un- Pinchot Baitinger row, the tending physicians sat by tbe dying “Rua. Mr Fell«!" cried Chari*», am! I done." will not resign. man, hourly expecting the eml. Al in saw him jump at the struggling n»n amt « sn ! administration may later determine to tervals bulletins were i«eued, and each The Spanish troops have gained an pull Islip free we breakfasted on what ws» still left of CHAITER XVI. r«« ■■niu»-nd the transfer of tho forest mraxngo from the sickroom waa less Our change of has« was to b* male other victory over the Moors, driving iHipom-eaii and I ran. caring nothing our provision« a amrrty store, that stoo«l •«■rviee from thn department of agricul hofieful than the one preceding. them back with heavy loaeea. after sunwl. I h - iwm - o thtuo- hours when for shelter now. but making «tralght for j In Itnimsliate n«-*ul of replenishing Then turn to the dejwirtment of th«» interior. In the early morning l>r». Charles the darkii- •» «h.-uld tlr«t st««l scro-s th« the Ship. The enemy must have num we h-ld a .<-un«-il of war One of the leading ««iueator» of tho Such a change can only be made by act and William Mayo leau.-d the first bul bere.1 half a d->e*n There were cries be "If they are wise." said Rodney, beach, and thoM when our «army might University of Chicago, has accepted a hind us. are! a bullet whlurd into the "they'll settle down to l»*lcge us. They •Xpert that we would «»-nlur* forth under of coiigr» a*, and it probably would call letin : position with the Chinese Imperial uni “Governor Johnson has not made cliff on our left Another ahout, and we could starve us out of here in forty eight th« shade of night. IV* decided to leer* for considerable pressure from the preal knew they w-ra In full purastt. with hour« I've an Idea, however, that they're I Mponi-esu’s chest w hr re It was for the versity, Pekin. natural progress; hie condition is •lent In order to get the n«*ee««»y au Rodney and t’liarlea Siting as our rear afraid to do that for fear of toga! conse present, tn tbr hell«-f that the enemy grave;“ it read, amt waiting friends Tbe volcano Kilauea, Hawaiian guard. qu*ncvs. ! take It thia Is a purely per would Instantly turn their atteatiun to islands, is exceedingly active, The tborlty, «•¡■eeially if Gifford Pinchot is at once stormed the hospital for fur- lan-klly th* chret was not heavy, and sonal fight.” my cottage, and that the ho« would I» lava is rising fast and is only 100 feet I«-r in it t<- I to remain a* chief forester. ther news. The forest service, in the opinion of when we fame to th* rocks we could I had the •ame thought*; aome Fremd) safest In son» such place as that 4r«srrt- from the rim of the crater. At 2:3<> p. m, word rame from the in -nt Westoru men in congress is mi* scramble over them without delay. Into ene mire of 1 hipotireau's were trying to e»i rebin. sick room that the governor had been F>ua«ior will no doubt furnish a go«! placed in the department of agricul ttie water we plunged, and. reaching the kidnap him. had been my concluaton. With olgbt fall we prepared, glad to in a semi comatose condition for two •Ide of tbe Ship, beared th* « i-h-*t OU "Ixmk !" Ihipon.reu aia standing, and be shout «oinethitig after eight hours ■ market for machinery during the com turn. It ha« nothing in Common with hours. The source of this infurtnation tho other bureaus of that department, board. Then »• scrambled up, , dripping we followed hla gear and saw a «ni! Imat ¡■silent wstithlng We were to go in ing year, aa new factories ami rail •aid the |>ati<-nt might continue in this Slid we pulled our rear guarj over th* my sailboat round the cliff to th* west single ill«. I first, Rminey neat, his roads are being construct«! ami con but has much in •■immon with the g«-n state for days, but there was slim ho|>e •Ide. and lie to In the open sea "Not that w mini tod arm In a sling, then Dupom-rsu, tracts fur new public improvements eml land office and giologiml «urvey, lx>tb of which are bureaus of the do that hs would live more than a few Another splash, «nd I fired •t might way.“ he said ; "there’ll be no more swim and finally t’liarles. with some little •¡■a.-e are being let. partment of thn interior. In its pres hours. down Into the water. At th- ■hot t he rnltig done. They're going to guan! us between tis. 3V* cleaned and loaded our Next came the brief bulletin, “Life Governor Johnson, of Minnesota, has ent «Ituation, the f«»re«t service is, or tneniy ret reate«!, and. cursing, took him from the ocean." revolver», «nd about S o'cto«-fc. when we until recently wa«, in effect an into is fast ebbing.“ •elf bsek to tbe rnrhs where hi* friends Then llodney spoke up "I’crhap« ! could no lunger •«-« tbe ««II bust .1« nd i ng •uff«re«i a relapse and lies at d«-ath's pendent burreii, subject to only nominal At 1 .15 Uns morning Dr. Mayo said: Stood, a mark against th* sk*. ren get «croas the I—«-h to the rottaga out against us. I batto g.-xi by to th« door. •Uperii»i»ii by a cabinet officer That “There ia abeolutely no hop««. How "We’ll get that pirate!" one of the men • nd bring «ime ot the tinncl meats bs«*k." Ship, sli«l over the «nie into tbe water, The national convention of bankers is why the forest service wa« allowed call««!. There «a» slimu-e on the Ship. "Unless they have «-otifiscated my hou»« inmol through it. ami crept »ver the has declared against postal savings to grow up in the agricultural itoj-art ever the governor may not die for sev More threats amt curses followed, and aa well as my boat," I suggested. “How rucks. I turned ttnl •ignalled to llodney ment, and that ia why Mr I'iunhiit Ims eral hours yet, ¡«MMibly not brfure fl banka. thei. till- e-.em» r.-tl.-ed p- •■•■l«.r( tfi r-- lt ever. It's worth a try. Charles stays on that the i->»st was clear, and mw him always oppoe«-.| tranafor to the interior o'clock.” u» out neit day. lower himself hv one arm and lisi a f<«><- The high court of St. Petersburg is department. guard, and I go with you.*' At 12 o'clock Governor Johnson was llodney was th* first of us to speak Then, with a sllrtit pray«« that no paMing out wholesale sentences on the Ho. a little later, the two nt ua, having Ing conscious ami tomplainsd of being un “I'p anchor and off for th* Hpanlah an eye that the men In the sail t»at stray bullet might bulge In one of u« tie- mere won! of spies. comfortable. 11« was conscious almoet Graft In Russia. Main I" he cried “I really feel Ilk* a should not see us. lowered ourfledv«-* over fore we reached cover, I »topped gingerly St, Petersburg, Sept. 21. Despite the •II night ami evidently realised the Y. Urhida, now Japanese ambasss pirate Where's Duponcean?" the side, and waded waist deep through •m tn the beach. You have «eeu pirturw dor to Austria, will tie transferred t«i «ecreey of tho Ku««ian war ultlce, a ■ nd su draw ing near, although he "Her* !" We turned aud saw our gen tbe water We crawled up th* rocks sod. of Afrl«-an warriors •lealing «Mandai which promiaes to involve prom •aid nothing. the United Statee. E mm Hr« tlernan S'lrenturer sitting on the ct»«t. lying low. peered through breaks at the through the jungle, their who*« irn-nt officials in tho army has leaked *0* Itodney buret Into a laupgti "To think t-reieh There was nothing but shining slert for any noise. Ho I went, i Weetern Canada* trades unions are out. A general in command <if the SOUTH IS STORM|SWEPT that not one of them knew what It was «and betw-en our position anti the house. of hearing abnormally arete, n»T making a fight against using Oriental provmei-s bad fur y«nr« iu-i-n drawing you two rerrled ! They must hav* thought I Carefully we stole over rhe ro-k« and, straining Into the twilight for peril |>ay for the officers and the men of a labor on the railroada. that we wer* foraging for !< h »1 " • »Hi ng - »t;t , ronld neither run nor stop, but stepped on •is guu field battery which exists only Gulf Hurrcane Bring« Death and Do- W* had all four i-oms out nf the acrlm unhatnpere«l by the other, advanced west with the precision of so automaton, hop In a speech at Winona, Minn., Pres on paper. To keep the fraud from bl • Iruction. mage unscathed. -Si-ept for a few bruise*, ward. ! had an Impresa Ion of what It ing that in tin» the stretch of sand ident Taft declared the pn-sent tariff ing discovered, the general showml the New Orleans. Sept. 21. After at but wer* were too much es«-it*d to sleep must I» to march acro»« a desert In th* wnuld have slipped ¡»st beneath my feet law the be«t the country ever had. same battery twice to the ins|>ecting of taining a velocity of 60 milee an hour With much ceremony, w* took th* idlest fare of an lineen foe Only, we did not still I come to the refuge of the dunes I fleers who « i»itrd Ills trnrra-k« occasion The steamer Nicholas, en route from at New Orleans, last night, the West below and placed It Inoide of that other have the protection of th« d««»rt. for th«re did not took luick. but knew that three ally. Ho would «huw uno battery, then brass t»>und boi that had waited so long were dtin-a ahov« u« on th« right. other men were tiptoeing «« silently be Havana to Cisnfu>-gos, went ashore on another, ami wlul«> tho inspecting «irti Indian hurricane that struck the Uaiie- for a nrw treasure 1 was sure that Rod We had gone perhapa half way when hind me. keen waa I to break into a the isle of Pines ami 29 lives were lost. cera Wore viewing tho second, the first lana and Missi-aippi gulf const wa« re ney wa* eager for • look at th* Inside of the silence rang with a shot. A llttla <la»h. Ho on »nd on I went, for rudi.-«* The Great Northern am! St. Paul battery would to- rushed to another gar duced in its intensity. I hl ponceau's box, and, to tell the truth, furrow blew up In the sat»! before me. tin» It Memel then hearing only th« promise a 5fl hour schedule from Chi rison. where the troopers were rein It left four dead at New Orleans and I also was hoping for • peep at It. but and I saw a light cloud of sing, steal » •ob of the ebb and flow of the tnle and perhaps others along the gulf coast, cago to Seattle in the fight for mail »peeled. Ihlpom-eau preferred to keep its secrets • way from the dunea An instant's si th* soft, slurring rattle of the water as contracts though no definite ad vices of mortality •ntirely to hlmaelf lie was rommunh-a- lence, another report, and a furrow was It slipped hack over a stretch >t ■ton«« in other srctlon« have been thua far MOON DISPROVES PtARY tive only to a certain point; beyond that plougbed In the »and ten yards to the I neared the cottag«, had gons one half, Dr, C<>ok says he haa records which reortrd here. he was a very sphinx, and In some way rear ' will provve hi- was at the Pole and will U> w*r* hemmed in by an an«*o two thirds, three fourth«, of the way. and The property loss In New Orleans Italian Astronomer Points Out Dis th* farts h* told us seeu»d to enwrap ring. then of a midden a screaming gull whlr- convince the skeptics as coon as he will exceed 6100,000. Many houses crepancy in Story. him In more mystery. te«| above my head. and. without thought reaches th« United States. We fared to the dune«, emnding st nek w. re unroofed and many frail buildings 1 went up on de«-k. wh-r- I'harle» waa ■till. Two m«>re guns cracked. and the save that I must break thia ien»iun. I shot ROME', Hept. 21 According to th«- were partially destroysd. With all The Interstate Commerce commis pacing steadily ba-k and forth. bullets sped In the air, above our bead«, forth full running for th« boos« I race I well known astronomer, Signor Fran wires down it is lm|>osaible to ascertain "You saved Mr Islip from a very bad but not so far that we rotti«! not bear over the hard «and. over the «oft •and, sion will investigate the reason« for eesco F'accia da Hehio, of Itorgninu, tho the I oh » of life or pro|M-rty along the position, tYiarle«," I said. "How did you them sing, Rodney could at «nd It no • nd when I reme to my rottag- fell pant* the Santa F'e with«irawing its offer to moon absolutely disproves f'omrnandcr gulf coast. The ferry steamer Assump manage to quiet that fellow so soon?" put on a fast mail train to the Pacific longer. Ing in the wide iota of the diloea. quiv "With an upper rot I learned In the I'nary's claim to having diaeovrre.1 the tion sank, but no lives were loot. Much “Come nut and show youraelve* Ilk* ering. breathle»« A moment later th* coast. property along the river front waa old rountry. *ir I left him fast asleep. men '“ he cried, his voire high pitched and , three others had fallen near me. and w* A temperance wave is sweeping over North 1'olc. damaged. He'd t»*n prowling round the kitchen, •training An Instant's pause, and then all lay there like ao many imgs of meal. In hi« dispatch to tho Now York Germany. sir. and making himself generally dlsa two men leaped forward Thst'a panto!" said H»lney. ”1 kn-w Tim«« the explorer state« that April fl, Taft Heviewi Troop«. greeable. and I was glad to settle th* Islip's pistol era died, then asother man now how It romea without any reuse ’’ Ixindon’s new non-tip hotel ia mak having accomplished the six stages he erore ” joined th* two, and as by Instinct ws Des Moines, la., Sept. 21.—With a After a tin» I'hsrlea mas and »tule to ing a great hit. "H'tn. so we toft one trusaed like a pig separated had planned, be was favored with an review of 6,200 soldiers from all over the kitchen window H* looked In and The forest fires in Southern Califor In th* womls, ami another aaleap on the Then l-egan a running fire while w* •hm* hla head. Then h« ¿¡»appeared o|>cuing in tbe cloud* which permitted the Middle Westby President Taft yes b*»r*t. Thia begins to took aerioua." beat a retreat. I kept cloae •• I could • round the other aid*. “Nobody there," nia continue to grow. him to lake astronomical observations terday the greatest army maneuvers "Yes. Mr Fells that'* what I've be*n to th* water, emptying my revolver In he presently r*port»«L Governor Johnson’s physicians an* From these he established Ins |io»itlon and tournament in the history of the •nytng to myself for the laat half-hour." •uch a way aa to retard the en-mr with I looked st my pistol and I««! the way. nounce that he will recover. country began. as latitudo HD:57. We spant that night in a atste of «up- out wounding them for we au*pact*d The front door was ajar, and without any Brigadier General fbarles FT Mor Signor F'accia |><*intw out, however, Mexicana attacked and stoned the pressed exrttement that is. all of us *1- that they wer* seeking to Intimidate ua, more »do 1 entere«l my hou«« on tip-toe, ton, commanding the department of that unuties!lonalily accural* a«trono rept Duieinreau. who seemed to regard a without a«-tu»lly resorting to bheelahed, keen eyed ss a cat. Tbe others follow. I, Austrian consulate at Montereyx. mieal calculation« show that with the the Missouri, stationed at Fort Omaha, trial by bull*!» as nothing out of lb* as- • nd wa. for our ¡■art, had no deaire to and (Tiarlew ch»«d lb« door and bolted It. The damage to tbe Portland Flour horiron at hit 37 th«- moon could not 1» ia in commannd of the operation«. ual hav* any death* on our hand«. They I went Into the kitchen, found It al«o ing mills plant is placed at (300,000. •cen at the time indisated by Com Cavalry, infantry and artillery took gained on ua, for we retreated while they .mpty. and secured that entrsnre; then, monitor Peary, Ix-rause from inhlday, part in the tournament. Many valua advanced, and It waa only by taking full with th* sauw car*, we four filed up th* CHAPTER XV. Peary says he will be glad to refer April 5, I'aris time, or fl o’clock, central ble peilss are offered for tha beat tac 1 watched th* east turn opalescent with • ¡»ed to my heels an«l making for tbe stair« and Into my study. A inan «at in the Pole controversy to an arbitration •tandanl time, th«- declination of the tics, feat* of horsemanship and evolu *■ th* coming aun, and th* sea p«M through rocks that I won a temporary respite. Th* my Morri« chair, smoking my meerwehaum court. moon to-camc negative, that Is to «ay, tion«. The Third battali« on, Sixteenth th* psls. tranalucent color» ot th« «hells enemy stopi-ed. and nqw w« could p*p¡»* pip*. I rovered him with th« revolver a* A new pretender to the Persian the moon was l»lnw the »¡uator, which infantry, captured first priae for wall beneath Its surfai-e, del lew t* red« and bin«« them, shooting to right and left as fast he looked up. is the natural horlson of th« pol*. and th* Infinitely soft mot he r»f pearl. •s we loaded scaling. A record of 27 seconds waa “Ilello!" «aid ha. "Never mln<l th* throne has appeared and troops have t glance«! backward, and saw the aa!l- gun Then th* hue« ieej«-n«d. and the aun. not ma!«. I'm «ton* In the bouse, and my been sent to suppress him. Ryan Succeeds Rogers yet too bold fur the *ya, rose Ilk* th* i««at very close much rl<ie*r than I gun's not In shooting order " The Russian cabinet has decided that Milwaukee, Hept. 21 John D. Ryan, renter of • gorgeous flower. Th* era- IlkMl. "Huppous I •*«. sir," said fharlea. an<1 the exar is supreme in all matters re Opium Will Do Good. of N«-w York, was elected a director of world waa hie. and ttirmigh and over th* “They’re going tn t»srd tbe Ship!" I • moment later he found • revolver ia lating to the army and navy. Manila, The Philippine *a«t spare of It glitter««! his tiny mes crl*d. and • plashed Into the water. tho Chicago, Milwaukee A Mt I the man's hip pocket ami appropriated It. Paul government noon will ship to Washing sage« of living flan» They ran» even tumbled tip the aid« am! made for the "Well." I demande.1, "what have you to Walter K. Clark, the new governor Railroad Comjmny today. Io succeed ton nearly half a ton of opium the to th* »Id* of lb« Ship and *hl«*red them- farther bulwark, railing to Duponc-au say to breaking into a man's bouse in hie of Alaska, says there must be peace lienry If. Rogers, dnenaaed, Donald proceed« of many cuatoma aeiturea. The *elr*s radiantly against its old, gray and Charlea to stir themaelve« Aa I did »leenceT between the rival political partisa. <le<Ideo suectMwis hie falber on the di govern merit plan« to di«po*e of the green. ««a worn board» Th« other yon could see he had a so two men can» scrambling over tha Two Los Angeles men, both over 80. rettorato. H«»«eweil Miller. I had the world to m»»«Jf, th* ere and outer rtwks and made for th* Ship, while sense of humor from the wry smile h« William opium for medicinal purpose« among It» dam-ins rotor*, th* Ship and Its mrly- • third held the sail toiat to tb- sh-ir- I ma«le leaned hack »nd roedted his eye at fought over a woman who is 76. One U«>ekefcllcr anti John A. Stewart were drug manufacturer«, receiving In ex re el«wte.| Davi«! L Buah was ai»|»oint change medicine« for the u«e of hoe moroing memoriss That aws and ven- heard «bontà, and saw Itdney erosa be- me "I heard you'd gone to a*»." h« an of the combatants is in tbe hospital. rd general manager, ami H. It Earling, pit«!«, diapensaries and other govern ■ •ration wbiih »t«al» ever the watcher of ai«to m*. He stood a moment unprotected. swered. "an«l wouldn't b* coming hack Robtisrs sttempted to hold up a Rio ex general superintendent of th* Chi ment institutions in the Philipplen*. dawn a» though wltn«ee to • birth both • nd that Instant a toillet took him In th* •non " Grand* train in Colorado, but did not nag». Milwaukee * Puget Hound When the transaction in completed the physire! and spiritual - stole ever me, and arm snd I heard him glv* a cry of pain "Ah. that's where I hav» tha sdvsntags succeed in getting into the »sprees car. branch, Iwwomes general superinteadent | wondered how oft*o In ths agro post bureau of health will make rash re "It's nothing a aerai ch on lb* Arab." of you. and a very coosbtorabl* adran- e-Jhary watcher* had marvelled from this hs muttered as he crouch*d The widow of Claus Spreekies has of tbe whole system. tag* What I want la Iba Frenchman turn« to the bureau of cuetom« for the de«*. Uf* wa* new and strange and Th* two men were climbing th* sea over there." Ha looked past rne at Ihr been awarded 63,000,000 of her bus tariff duty of the seixurss. sweet, and aa bovndleas aa th* ocesa b*- ward aide Paulhan Flint for *5,000. I waited, and a* tbe flrat ponceau. "I en ma tn for gold arten I rep- band’s estate. fure me. reared above n» 1 waa on him and with tor* him." Oatend, Sept 21, Ixtuia Panlhan, the Cubans Ace Destitute. It now seems as though ths Chicago French agistor, flying in a Voisin bl I signaled to Charlea, and In a trl^a I rom» bar* to reality, and won dared all th* fon-« In mj body hurled him hack, Havana, Befit 21.- Tale|graph wirse streetcar men will win their fight with plane here today, won a pnre of fl.'OOO. •ti’l bridges between Havana and Pinar tow It was that I. who only a week be so that h* lu*t hi* bold and fell «plashing. h* had bent th* man'* arms tight »round 11« covered 73 kilometer« (1’4 mile«) fore had been busied with my manuscript Th* oth*r was balancing, had one f-u th* bark of tha chair. I found a rop* »nd the company. rtol Rio are still down and constwjucntly |n th* Study of tny cottage, shoo Id now ovar, bad sprung when I >u ponceau and tied him there fast. Wa bmind hla tnouth Williiam R. Wallace haa been chosen in one hour, nt an altitude ranging from it haa been impnasibl* to ascertain the He made his way up /be facing a Ilf* as «rang» as It was dar Charlan s*ls*«l him. and b* went, legs ■acnroly. so that *v*n hi* wry »mil* dis for the Democratic candidate for may 240 to 300 feet, f and down tbe tine, part of ths extent of tha damage wrought by the th«- eoaat tine, ing. Man rent»«» lies a Ilf* to bimeelf • winging in a circi*. t»sidc bi* fellow In appeared. and then toft him. or of Salt Lake. It hag been th* North Sea In alighting storm in that section. time o»er I- __________ <Ts be continued ) •loo*, or-cnrthd to me. and I thought that th* as*. Janwa J. Hill says loo many people tae aviator fell th« water, Hs learned, howev.-r, that many hundreds * “ Into ‘ ‘ W* crouched, for th* man In th* boat b* would not *v*n If b* could. Ths or I If you can not drive an oa. driva ■ I •re going to the cities instead of stay waa promptly reerued by apeetators aad «■f peasants ar* destitute becauae of tbs Th* two h*tow *rrembled dinary. normal ronree no longer appealed waa firing j mg on ths farm. received no injuries. destruction of their huts and crops. to ■», I car*J not If eur om».u*uts were out of th* waran aad acurrl*d beak to d«>u key Span lab The Pirate of * SARGENT A lastair EVENTS OF THE DAY DEATH WINS ITIiHT Newsy Items Gathered from All Parts ot the World. John A. Johnson, of Minnesota. Posses Away. PREPARED I OR THE BUSY READER *AS VI RY PROMINENT DEMOCRAT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• z: o A » w. % •'