The Hermiston herald., June 23, 1927, Image 2

THE HTBBMlWÚy HB&ÀLD, ggBM M BQ W , OMOQOX.
VB.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
THE MARKETS.
Virginia Boone and
A man may fall and still have eelf-
STATE OF OREGON FOR
Portland.
Peyton Boone,
respect left. I decline to consider my­
Wheat—Big Bend blueeteaa, «1.52;
UMATILLA COUNTY
self a black sheep. Yeu tall a s Raxon hard white. «1.50; federation, soft
Published every Thursday at Har-
Defendants.
In the Matter of the Estate
ruined my career. I shall make a
mlston, Umatilla County, Oregon by
white,
western
white,
«1.44;
hard
win-,
Summons.
Equity No. 4375.
or
point of seeing the editors of all the
Joseph 8. Harvey, editor and man­
ter,
«1.40;
northern
spring,
«1.42;
great New York papers and telling
Thomas William Peters. Deceased.
To Virginia Boone and Peyton
ager.
them what you have said. Too long a western red, «1.35.
Citation.
Boone, the above named defendants:
Hay — Alfalfa, «20.50021; valley
certain type of man baa ruled our
To John Thomas Peters, John
In the Name of the State of Oregon,
timothy, «20020.60; eastern Oregon
cities In the name of democracy.”
Entered aa second close matter
James Peters and Mary Jane Cush­ you are hereby required to appear and
timothy.
«22022.50.
There
was
no
doubt
now
about
Pe­
December, 190«, at the poetofflce at
ing, as heirs of and persons inter­ answer the complaint in the above
But te rf a t—40 % c.
ter Mllnuin’s uneasiness as he listened.
Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon.
ested in the estate of Thomas W il­ entitled suit within six weeks from
“I thought you understood,” he said
Eggs—Ranch, 17022c.
liam Peters, deceased and to all the first publication of thia aununong.
quietly, “Ihilt this conversation was
C«ttl#--Steers, good, «909.76.
JSubfcription Kates
irlvllegcil. If you go to your editors
and you will take notice that If you
Hogs—Medium to choice, «8.500 other persons unknown:
In the Name of the State of Ore­ fall to appear and answer or plead
! yon will do two things: One will be 10.15.
One Tear ___________________ «2.0«
’ to convince them that you have brood­
Lambs—medium to choice, «10.600 gon: You and each of you are here­ within that time, that the plaintiff,
But M onths.......................... ......... «1.00
OOTYRIPHT/n Me UNITED STATES
W.N.U. SERVICE
ed so long on your troubles that you
by cited and commanded to appear Daniel H. Boone, for want thereof,
12.76.
are mad. The other will be to dis-
before the Honorable I. M. Schannep, will apply to the afiove entitled court
Seattle.
i close the confidences a dead man gave
There was excitement In the sculp me.”
Wheat—Soft white, western white, Judge of the above entitled Court nt for the relief prayed for in his com­
THE N. P. DECISION
CHAPTER IV
hls office In the courthouse in Pen­ plaint herein, to-wtt:
tor’s voice. “It’s the man with the
“But you want me to give up the «1.44%; hard winter, «1.43%; western
fur coat who came to my studio that only chance I mny ever have of clear­ red, «1.43; northern spring, «1.43%; dleton, Umatilla County, Oregon, on
The action by the Northern Pacific
When midnight was passed and the
For judgment and decree against
the 11th day of July, 1927, at the
in placing a bedrock valuation on its j four men very comfortably seated night. This Is the man, I’ll swear. ing my name,’’ Bradney complained.
bluestem. «1.56.
the defendants Virginia Boone and
What’s hls mime?’?
“You can never clear It that way.
body of land, comprising 1700 acres, ohout the Are, .Neelsnd Barnes began
Hay —Alfalfa, «25; timothy, P. S. hour of ten o’clock A. M. of said day, Peyton Boone for the sum of «3500
“That Is the man to whom you h II I don't think you can ever hope to
then and there to show cause, It any
west of the river Is a result that has to think there was to be no unmasking owe your misfortunes—Paul Ilaxon.”
122.
‘ogether with interest thereon at the
exists, why an order of the above en­
defeat Paul Ilaxon that way.” Hls
Butterfat—43c.
long been awaited by thig common-1 of hls I>H8t- In 8 aenae h® was 6lad-
ate of 6 per cent per annum, pay-
It ivas a thin, narrow face that 1 tone changed a little. “Tell me this
titled Court should not be made In
tty. For months it has been impossi- 'lhese tw0 raen whonl he had begun stared hack at them, but It was not
Eggs—Ranch, 19©22e.
ible annually, from the 24 th day of
the
above
entitled
matter,
permitting
ble to say what the railway co n- hy desI>,8,"R
after
l" "ave the face of a fool. Few men without ( Mr. Brndney. Which counts more
Cattle—Steers, choice, «8.7509.50.
".eptember, 1917 until paid and for
with you: the clearing of your name
cut considerable figures once. Barnes
and directing Michael Keating at
pany’s lands could be bought for, was a shrewd Judge of men. He the early advantage of fluanclal train of suspicion of dishonesty—not actual
Hogs—Price, «1025010.40.
the further sum of «400 attorneys
administrator of the estate of Thoniat
After an extended period of consid­ ibought that they had spoken only the Ing had Impressed themselves on Wa, conviction of It, remember, for your
.’eea and /o r plaintiff’s costs and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
William Peters, deceased to s^U at
eration, low prices have been estab­ truth. The big man with the eager, Street as he had done. The collapse case never came before a court of Department
of
the
Interior,
U.
S.
private sale In one parcel for cash In llskursements in this suit and for a
lished.
gray eyes was most certainly no of International Motors and the fall law—or the opportunity to devote
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, hand, for the purpose of paying the ’urther decree that the mortgage
ure
of
the
Hazen
Brewer
crowd
to
Hermiston Is glad. The commun-1 grafter. And as to the other, Barnes
your life to your chosen science?"
liecrtbed in plaintiff's complaint,
June 17, 1927.
charges, expenses of administration
“The latter, of course,” Bradney
Ity now knows what to expect. For recalled hls case well now It was break him made Raxon for the mo
Notice is hereby given ahat John and the claims against said estate, which was recorded in the office of
inent
the
most
spectacular
figure
In
cried. “Il Is only If I establish my
the land to oontinue to remain In the brought to hls notice. He had sneered
New York. And yet none of Mltmi-n’r Innoceu that I can hope to get an­ E. Mason, of Hermiston, Oregon, who, all, or such part of the hereinafter the County Recorder of Umati’la
hands of the big corporation In un-l at the sculptors °dd defense and be
County, Oregon, on the 14 th day of
guests had ever before seen a photo
on Jan. 29, 1924, made Homestead
profitable, both for the owner and lleved It with most men about town n graph of him. He had a knack of out other appointment Such work as Entry under Act June 6, 1912, No. described real estate belonging to January, 1919, r.t page 351, in Book
very poor excuse. But now he be­
mine Is very costly. I must have large
the
said
estate
as
it
may
be
necess­
for the community. It should be lieved absolutely In Floyd Malet’s In­
‘
ne.WS.r'a.Per .phot.Ogr_",rt,er.8 I fu'tids "at' my "disposal' and”e'labo"ra‘te 024549, for NW% Section 20, Town­
66 of the Records of Mortgages in
ary to sell for such purpose, the
developed. The company’s contract tegrity.
In comparison, Neelnnd He hnd smnslied many cameras. It equipment
ship 4 North, Range 29 East, W illam­ said real property being described thb office of the Recorder of Con­
had come to be understood that to at
of sale calls for such development. Barnes, professional man-of-the-world
veyances of said county nnd state,
And you?" Mllman said, tnrntng to ette Meridian, has filed notice of in­ as follows, to-wit:
tempt to photograph him was to In the sculptor.
Development of land, If carefully and felt rather a poor specimen.
be foreclosed and that the premises
tention
to
make
final
Proof,
to
es­
cur the enmity of a man who never
An undivided one-third Interest in therein described, to-wit:
Intelligently done, means progress
“We now come," said Mllman, brenk
“If enough mud Is thrown at a man, tablish claim to the land above des­
forgave
or
forgot.
and
to:
lug
in
oh
his
reflections,
"to
the
case
not only for the community but for
no matter how innocent he la, some of
"That he broke Professor Brjdney It will stick. I have long since abap- cribed, before W. J. Warner, United
West Half of the Northwest Quar­
of Mr. Neeland Barnes."
East Half and the East Half of
the state as well.
States Commissioner, at Hermiston,
was
a
precautionary
measure
and
not
ter of the Northeast Quarter of
Mr. Neelnnd Barnes groaned In
the
Southwest
Quarter
of
Section
toned
any
hope
of
being
whitewashed.
Some progress may be expected.
Oregon, on the 5 th day of August,
born of nn.v persotml malice. No doubi
Section 20, Tp. 4 North Range 28,
8, Tp. 4 North Range 28, E. W.
The slgns are abundant that the de­ ivnrdly. Exteriorly he was urbane hls subordinates hnd found the pro In a sense, the equipment of the sculp­ 1927.
and gracious.
E. W. M., containing 20 acres,
tor
is
expensive.
If
I
were
a
painter,
M.
containing
400
acres
more
or
pression under which agriculture has
fessor was not rich and supposed him
Claimant names as witnesses:
“Shearing the black sheep," he said
less.
been burdened since post war days "A lesson to all young men. How not ripe for the fall. There Is hardly u It would be a different thing. There James G. Pearson, of Hermiston, Ore­
together with all and singular the
Is
no
Institution
to
endow
broken,
doubt that he has made enormous !
has spread to the Industrial centers. Io live.”
gon, Jacob L. Stork, of Hermiston,
You are further notified that this tenements, hereditaments, appurte­
mhl<Ue-aged
men.”
The farmer’s dollar Is not so lean as
“Mr. Barnes,” said Peter Mllinnn amounts by these methods, always : "It Is for that reason I asked you Oregon, Charles E. Lewis, of Stan­ citation is served upwn you by pub­ nances, easements, water and all
covering himself with hopelessly com 1
It was two or three years ugo. As •’Is not so complex a type as ills fel
field, Oregon. Howard Avery, of Her­ lication, pursuant to an order of the other rights belonging or any wise
promised lesser men who dared snv ' all to come here," Mlltnab answered.
hlg dollar slowly creeps back to t ow-guests. He aimed at physical at
miston,
Oregon.
Honorable I. M. Schannep, Judge of appertaining thereto, be sold and that
"You
don’t
understand?
Gentlemen,
nothing. As to Mr. Malet, that was '
semblance of what It was In earlici rlbutes rather than Intellectual nr ar
I
am
a
broken
middle-aged
man.
In
J.
W.
DONNLLLY,
the
above entitled court, duly made the proceeds thereof be applied tow­
merely had luck and not In the first
years the lot of those In industrial iIstlc achievements. And he succeed
Hazen Brewer’s failure my entire for­
Register. and entered on the 18th day of May, ard the payment of plaintiff’s judg­
design.
I
don’t
suppose
Itnxon
hnd
centers has become lesH phasant and pd Just ns. they did. I doubt If then anything personal ngalnst him, but he tune went. I mortgaged this bouse
1927, directing that publication ment in the amounts aforesaid and
profitable. It seems that an equali­ Is an American living who excelled In recognized the opportunity to escape to help him. Out of the wreck I may
hereof be made once a week for a for a further decree forever foreclos­
•
TAKFN
UP
NOTICE
certain
phases
of
sjairt
as
Mr.
Barnes
zation process is in progress.
from a troublesome position. The only save enough to live In a couple of
Notice is hereby given that I have period of four consecutive weeks and ing and barring all of the defendants
humble rooms for the rest of my life.
The process will tend to give the did.
purely
personal
spite
was
In
the
case
taken
up and have kept for about 21 that the first publication hereof is In the above entitled suit of any and
“He wns a man who might have
We are all In the same boat, all four
all right, title, claim, Interest and es­
farm and farming a better rating
passed a blameless life had hls of Mr. Neelnnd Barnes. Raxon was of us victims to Paul Raxon’s whims." days at the J- M. Prindle ranch 3% made in the Hermiston Herald, a
tate in law or in equity and ail equity
and there are indications that tht
newspaper
published
in
Hermiston,
miles
west
of
Hermiston
the
follow­
money lasted. There came a time Intending to buy n big house at Nar-
“You,” Neeland Barnes cried. “You
of
redemption in and to said prem­
change is actually in course of being when his relatives would not help rngnnsett and entertain largely.”
Umatilla
County,
Oregon,
pursuant
to
ing
described
animals:
One
bay
mare,
“I don’t remember the name there," had all sorts of money, I thought.”
effected. Let the farm dollar grow' and Ids horses could not win rnces
about 3 years old. weight 950 pounds 3aid order on the 26th day of May, ises and every part thereof, excepting
“I
have
none
now.
That
is
hardly
only such right of redemption as
a bit more, let conditions in the in­ Finally, he was accused of some trick said Barnes.
1927.
"He left the pier,” Mllman nn true. I have enough to live on In wire cut on front leg, and one black
dustrial centers lose some of their ery at Saratoga and found his racint
this house for three months. Then gelding, age unknown, weight 1050.
By order of the Honorable I M. shall he allowed by the statutes of
swered.
“Raxon
is
curiously
sensi­
the State of Oregon nnd for such
roseate hues, and settlers will be career nt tin end. Since then he ha
the mortgage will fall due. There will
Said animals will be sold, unless
been living Insecurely on what hls tive to ridicule. He could not remain he nn auction sale and an end of the redeemed, at public auction to the Schannep, Judge of the above en­ other relief as to a court of equity
seeking lands.
•
to he pointed out as the man Neeland
titled court made and entered on
may seem meet and proper in the
The energetic man who likes dlr' few remaining relatives choose to Barnes had contemptuously tossed New York Mllmnns”—he paused— highest bidder for cash in hand on the 18th day of May, 1927.
give
him.’’
unless—”
premises.
and livestock and will exercise init­
Into
the
ocean.
It
took
him
several
the
7th
day
of
July,
1927,
at
the
"Mr. Mlltnan,” Barnes said, and
In testimony whereof, I, R. T.
“Unless wlint?" Bradney demanded.
iative, Intelligence and deVt.mil na­ there was a certain dignity In hls bear years to get" Ills revenge, hut It was a
This summons is published pur­
above described ranch at 10 o’clock | Brown, Clerk of the County Court
“You
complained
a
few
minutes
ago,
tion will have to look a long time to ing, "I have been almost every Rort complete one.
He boasts that he
suant
to the order of the Honorable
A.
M.
nnd justly, that I hnd listened to your
aforesaid, do hereby set my hand
find a place where he can make a few of a fool in my day. I have thrown never lets up, nnd ascribes Indian an
Dated at Hermiston on this 23rd and affix the seel of said court this I. M. Schannep, Judge of the County
confidences
and
given
none
of
my
own.
dollars do a bigger Job than on from away fortunes nnd gambled and drunk cestry to tills unumluhle quality. Ills Very well. You shall hear me now. day of June, 1927.
Court of the State of Oregon for
18th day of May, 1927.
10 to 30 or 40 acreg In this Her like a mndman, hut I never pulled most spectacular hatred was that my To begin with, I am prepared to aban­
Umatilla County, duly made and en­
Signed: RAY M. DOLVEN
R.
T.
Brown,
poor
friend
Hazen
Brewer
Incurred.
mlston district. Quite n number of nny dirty tricks on a race track. I was
tered on the 17th day of May, 1927,
don the conventions and habits of a 42-2tp
“Brewer committed suicide beenusn lifetime In order to keep this home
Clerk of the County Court. directing that publication herein be
people have discovered that fact dur­ always out to win and never betted
Raley, Raley & Warner,
ing recent months, and more will against tny own horses. I’m not what he had plunged Into penury a i inn of mine. I wns horn here, and I wish,
made once a week for a priod of six
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
you might call a reliable man, nnd I’ve who wns near and dear to him. Thl - when my eyes nre to close forever, to
A. S. Cooley and
discover it In the near future.
weeks consecutively in the weekly
MEETING
wns
a
man
unused
to
finance,
w
h<>
done things I’m heartily ashamed of
John F. Kilkenny, Attorneys for Ad­ Hermiston Herald and the first pub­
die here. I have suffered disappoint­
Notice Is hereby given to the legal
now, hut I did not do what the Sara trusted Brewer with hls fortune and ments In my earlier life that have not
ministrator.
lication herein is made pursuant to
mortgaged hls home In a vain effort made me nnxlous to go about and be voters of Union High School District
THANKS TO STANFIELD GRANGE toga stewards believed of me."
Postoffice
address,
Pendleton,
Oregon
said order on the 19 th day of May,
to
save
hls
friend.
Brewer
felt
dis
No.
9,
of
Umatilla
County,
State
of
“What did they believe?" Brndney
pointed out as the Peter Mllman
1927.
From small tpginnlngg big penult: j demanded. Ilf know nothing of niclnav graced. I think this emotion was far I whose wife ran away from him. My Oregon, that the Annual School Meet­ (38-5tc)
often accrue. During the spring a j “My trainer gave evidence before more potent than the fart of Ids finan­ life is here. I cannot face the world ing of said District will be held at
Raley, Raley & Warner,
group of local farmers accepted nn them that I instructed him to dope cial collHpse. He did not know that with equanimity after these solitary the School House; to begin at the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE|
A.
S. Cooley,
hls friend harbored no hard thou-tlts
Invitation from the Stanfield Grange my entry for the Surntoga cup so of him anil would have made no coin years where never an unwelcome per­ hour of 2 P. M. until 7 P. M. on the
John F. Kilkenny,
STATE OF OREGON FOR UMA­
that
I
might
het
on
another
horse.
son came to disturb me.”
to make short talks on diversified
fourth Monday of June, being the
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
TILLA COUNTY.
Mine was the favorite. It did go plnlnts. After nil, the friend's loss
Of the three watching him, Neelnnd 27th day of June, A. D. 1927.
farming methods that have been fol to the post full of bromide, nnd the was very little compared with Ids
Barnes
was
conscious
of
the
deepest
Daniel
H.
Boone,
Postoffice
address,
Pendleton, Oregon-
lowed successfully here. Stanfield horse I was reputed to have bet on downfall.”
This meeting is called for the pur­
depression. Mllman hall brought him
Plaintiff,
(37-7tc)
farnurs found some value In the sug won nt long odds. I had the trainer
Fleming Brndney, perhnps the clos here under false pretenses. All those pose of electing one Director and the
gestions made on that occasion, Tht against me nnd the bookmaker, nnd est observer of Milman’s guests, wns dreams of future prosperity were Idle transaction of business usual at such
Interest stimulated then has strength­ because I wns known to be In mone­ becoming possessed with n vast Im­ ones. The man wns almost ns down meeting.
ened the Inter-community friendship tary difficulties, I was disbelieved. patience to know for what reason lie nnd nut ns he himself. He must go
Dated this 3rd day of June, 1927.
with the result that the Grange has Not that I blame the stewards. They had been suinnisned. Bradney hnd the hack and try to persuade Llppsky to Attest:
asked the Umatilla Project Farm Bur­ did their duty ns they snw It, Some­ analytical mind of the scientist. There let him lire rent free until something
R. A. Brownson, District Clerk.
eau to participate In a Joint Fourth body fixed tny trainer and the Jockey. were several things In Mllnmn’s nnr turned up. There was always Mil-
Jesse Goff,
ratlve
which
needed
elucidation.
I
wns
forced
out
of
the
racing
game,
man’s hundred to hold against the bad
of July celebration.
Chairman Board of Directors.
“Why," he nsked suddenly, “did you day. “Well,” said Neeland Barnes,
People of both communities will and found I hadn't a friend In the
40-3tc
I world. My wife would have believed subscribe to a press-clipping agency
have an opportunity to visit, listen I me, but she was dead. I used wlint and put a detective on liaxon’i almost sympathetically, "what are you
going to do about It?”
to a good program and laugh to­ money I could get hold of to fight the track?"
Peter Mil man’s answer amazed them IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
gether on the national holiday. They ' thing, but the man, or men, who
"Recause I hnd learned through a all. It was given In a way where
STATE OF OREGON FOR
will be able to compnre notes, renew j frntned me had more money. I shall source entirely confidential that It was doubt had no part. He was confident
UMATILLA COUNTY
old acquaintance, form new acquaint­ j never know who It was.”
ICE HOUSE CLOSES AT NOON SUNDAYS
Raxon who hnd ruined Mr. Malet I without being assertive.
In the Matter of the Estate
ances. The experience should be a
"I know," said Peter Mllman quiet was Interested In Mr. Malet. I tli’nk
“I nm going to get my money back
of
ly. "You were not framed, os you that marble group proves It. And I from Raxon,” he said.
pleasant and valuable nc.
"But yon have said he’s above the Francis M, McCllntlc, Deceased.
The two communities are ns one hi term It, by nny crooked owner of have said I was Interested In your
Notice of Administrator’s Sale of
some of their most vital problems. thoroughbreds. Nona of them was hlg work too. If It hnd been possible te law,” Bradney retorted.
Real
Property.
enough
to
pull
down
a
man
of
your
clear
you,
I
should
like
to
have
dun
“And
I
mean
It.
I
bad
not
thought
It Is desirable and profitable that the
Notice is hereby given that the un­
combined energy nnd thought of the sort. You had traditions nnd a name ro . 1 am not sure there was not some of Invoking that sort of law. There
behind you. Your downfall came he thing of childish vanity In it. I liked Is nn older one.”
dersigned, H. J. Warner, as admlnls-
two commit til t li s be used Jointly in cause you threw n man from the plei
to sit here in my lonely. unvIsTed
Malet looked at him In sudden com­ ’’•»tor of the estate of Francis M. Mc­
Ilia effort t i solve these rouituou 1 nt Narrngnnsett Into the Atlantic house nnd feel I was learning day b>
prehension. Long since he had seen Cllntlc, deceased, under and by vir­
problems.
j ocean. Do you remember?'’
day, hour by hour, more about a run something Iron behind the smile of tue of on order, of the Hon. 1. M.
Because the Stanfield Grunge hns
“Yes," Barnes said slowly. “J think who believed himself above the lav the well-bred host. This was not any
taken the initiative in this m atter) I do. There wns a woman mixed up and building up this knowledge Inlo a longer merely a quiet, middle-aged 3channtp, Judge of the above en­
and is paving the way for an e x -! In It, hut I forget her name now. She weapon against him. But I found hi gentleman who faced them. It wag an titled Court, made on the 26th day
change of friendship and Information wns one of those little fluffy blondes wns so secure ns to be able to boas: avenger. Malet wondered the others of May, 1927, will, from and after
the Herald nn behalf of the Herinia- that were fashionable that season. Ah, of things that nn legal evidence coub did not see Mllmnn ns he did. Captain the 1st day of July, 1927, offer for
sale and sell at private sale, upon
Oliver come to life again.
ton community extendg to the organ­ I have It. She was a roof-garden star.
"Don’t you see,” lie explained, "Mr. the terms hereinafter described, at
ization Ita heartiest thankR and con­ A man came up and tried to make n
scene. Mv Aunt Sarah, who was most
Mllmnn means that he Is going to get the office of Raley, Raley & W ar­
gratulations.
particular, wns coming toward us.
Raxon somehow, law or no law?” The ner, In the First National Bank
May the worth-while work con-1 The thing would have been most dis­
whole thing was now plainly discern­ Building, in the city of Pendleton,
tlnue.
astrous because I had turned over a
ible to hint.
Umatilla County, Oregon, and sub­
--------- — . . —
new leaf the previous evening and a
To Barnes It seemed that madness ject t0 confirmation by the above j
u i—
a —1. _
«
,
_
codicil was to lie added to her will 1
hnd seized upon the recluse of Fifth entitled court, to the person making
r ,|vrs fortunately, the man struck at me.
avenue. Peter Mllman represented to the best and highest offer hereon,
Vienna.-Another of the centra! and 1 thought the simplest way out of
him all the conventions of an estab­
all of the estate,, right, title an d ,
powers forgot the wounds of war to It wns to drop him In the aen. Aunt
lished order, nn order which frowned
interest of the estate of Francis M.
pay tribute to two Americans when Surah, being short-sighted. did not
upon the ways of adventurers.
Austria enthusiastically acclaimed even aee him disappear.” Mr. Barnes
“One man wouldn't have a chance McCllntlc, deceased, in and to the
ngalnst Raxon.” he exclaimed. “Be­ following described real property,
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles La- mused on the thing for a few moment».
sides »hat, Mr. Mllman Isn't that sort situated in Umatilla County, State
vine. Vienna's reception to the Amer "Most extraordinary. I never snw him
of Oregon, to-wlt:
of a in. n.”
lean trana Atlantic aviators was as en- again. There was no summons, no
publicity—nothing. I was a bit nn
dear sir," said Mllman. and Parcel One.
thuslaatic as that accorded by Ger­
easy at first lest he should have been
there v.ns a queer smile on hls face,
The Southwest Quarter of the
many when the filers landed there drowned, but somebody snw him crawl
“for v : at purpose do you suppose I
Southeast Quarter of the North­
after their record breaking Journey, ashore. I never knew hls name, and
I,uve L.vlted to my house three men
east Quarter of Section 4, Tp. 4 1
and an elaborate round of ceremonies I never saw the blonde again.”
v ho might, hut for Pnnl Raxon, have
North Range 28, E. W. M.
wns arranged.
"The man you threw Into the water
been rh li nnd fnmons? Was It merely Parcel Two.
was the man who arranged matters an
coincidental that you three should
West Half of the Southwest Quar­
Illinois 8tete Senate Squelches Wets that you should be compelled to give
have been hls victims, while I made
ter of the Northwest Quarter of
np
racing."
There
was
a
trace
of
up a fourth?”
Springfield, III Hopes of wets te
A SMALL PAYMENT DOWN AND A SMALL PAYMENT EACH
Section 3. Tp. 4 North Range >>,
triumph In Mr. MUman’a manner,
Peter
Mllmnn
wns
by
all
odd*
the
modify prohibition laws in this sess'on
MONTH.
ENTITLES YOU TO ANY SIZE CREAM S E P ARATOR
"You will never be able to prove It,
E. W .-M ., also known aa Farm
cnlniest of them all. Even Bradney,
of the Illinois general assembly wen so don't try.”
Unit
G,
constating
of
20
acres.
the slowest to be Inflnenced, experi­
YOU DESIRE, RANGING IN PRICE FROM $28 00 UP. IF YOU
definitely crushed when by a vote of I “And I Imped he didn't drown,” said
The terms on which said property
enced an emotion of excitement.
32 to IS the senate rejected a résolu Barnes, looking nlmut for sympalhy,
HAVE ONLY A FEW COWS, WHY BUY A LARGE SEPARATOR?
"The only point now to be decided.” will be sold by the said administra­
tion memorallzlng congress to call a “What’s hls name?" Rarnea did not
Peter Mllmnn went on, “Is whether tor are as follows, to-wlt: said pro-
W E HAVE SEPARATORS FOR FROM 1 COW UP TO ICC COW
constitutional convention to repeal doubt Ills boat's sincerity for a mo
or not you will Join me." Ho looked ‘petty will be sold for cash upon the
the 18th amendment.
DAIRIES.
inent.
A Few Hundred Spent in Oribeiy.
from one to the "<her_of thera with j confirmation of the sale of said real
"All In good time." said Mllman;
th.it
curiously
steady
gnxe
or hls. Il property by the
COME IN. LET US DEMONSTRATE OUR MACHINES.
entitled court.
charge him with. Neeland Barnes, for
Anti-War Treaty W .h France Opposed "first let me show yon hla photograph.” example. A few hundreds spent In wns the expression that Captain Oli­ and upon the execution and delivery
He unlocked a drawer and took the
ver hnd lent him, an expression which
Rapid City, S, D. Definite nr got la
picture from an envelope. “Is that bribery, or a few promises dro.-ped would have been a puxxle to those of a good and sufficient deed.
aa to future |>strniiiige, and the tiling
tlona between Ihe United States and her’
Dated thia 26th day of May. 1»«T.
who hnd known him well la other
France In the hope of effecting a
H. J. WARNER,
“Aa I remember It, yea," said whs accomplished.
days. "Well, gentlemen, what la II
"All you have done." said Bradney
treaty that will forever outlaw the pos­ names; “hut It's years ago. and thera
As administrator of the estate of'
to
h
e
r
who waa suddenly assailed with
sibility of war between the two great I might he a |>oealhlllty of error.”
Francis M. MeCilntlc. deceased. I
inpublics have been began with the
Mllman passed the photograph to doubts as to Mtlinan's ultimate pur
Raley, Raley A Warner. A ttorneys1
pose, “la to get us here and show »»
approval of President Coolidge, It be Floyd Malet.
for Administrator. Pnadleton, O re.’
(To be eonttnoed.)
wliat failures we ere. That Is not
",R> you reixrgnlxe him?"
came koowp here.
g o t» .
<«»-«tc>
hind unless vou liar« a remedy, bcn'i
Qtyr^rnntabm Çrralù
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7TIÏTH
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yon see It pals as in a very poor It«htT
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