THE
Now that the hot weather has ar
rived, some of our folks have gone
to the beaches where the sea breezes
Published ST* ry 1 tursday at H sr. blow. The rest of us are at home
Hiitlcß UcuâtM'
nty, Oregon bjt with sum m er, deriving consolation
Joseph 8. Hart
dltor and man- out of the fact that hot w eather is
m ighty fine tor the crops.
’r hr irrotta!«« irralö
H B B M 1S TO H
XEEflALD, H E H M I8 T O K , OBJEGOX,
and th e costs and charge« of th e ad
thing tw isted. You have made m
T H E M ARKETS.
m inistration of his eetat«, aqd that
appear In a very poor light atnon,
P ortland.
said re a l p ro p e rty should be sold.
men I resp ect"
W heat — Big Bend blueztem and
T here were tears dimming her vlo
It is T h erefo re Ordered th a t th e
hard w hite, >1.81
federation, soft n ext of kin of said B etty Pearl S m ith
-let eyes when she looked at Idin.
“Oh, daddy," she m urm ured, "I only w hite and w estern white, *1.30; hart, and all persons in te re ste d In said es
w anted to help you. When you came w inter, *1.27; n orthern spring, *1.32;
ta te of said w ard a p p ear before th e
to my room 1 said, 'My fath e r and his w estern red, *1.27.
•
above e n title d C ourt a t the C ounty
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friends, right or wrong.’ I m eant It."
H ay—Alfalfa, *17.60; valley timothy,
N ew s note fo r J o h n n ie and Mary
d d m » m atter
“You did not know w hat you were *17@18; eastern Oregon tim othy, *22 C ourt H ouse In P e n d le to i, U m atilla
C ounty, O regon on th e 20th day o f
Dt-cwashe» t» 0 «
th e postbfflce at — n o t to m ention Dad and M other:
promising,” Milman declared.
“Do
@22.50.
A ugust, 1927 a t th e h o u r of 2 o'clock
you mean th at If yon found your fa
. County, Oregon. “ H erm isto n h as h ired teac h ers for
B u tterfat—39c.
th e schools.''
th er engaged in doing som ething the
in th e aftern o o n an d the* a n d th ere
Eggs— Ranch, 21@2tc.
world thought wrong you would take
show cause, If any th ey have, w hy
Sub«!-
® Rate«
C attle—S teers, good, *9.50® 10 00.
his part?"
T he tim e was w hen p riso n ers w ere
th e said o rd er of sale and license
1-------------- »2.0* rem an d ed to th e custody "M th e sh e r
Hogs—Medium to choice, *10@12.
“If I thought he was Justified, I
Otte Y*;
should not be g ran ted .
would.”
Lam bs — Medium to choice, *11@
J-------------- »1.0* iff an d a g u a rd w as w ith in earsh o t
B u M ol ’.tu
A nd It Is F lith e r O rdered th a t a
COPYRIGHT in the UNITED STATES
“Is It fair to Involve her?" Brudney 12.60.
W. N-U. SERVI ce
all h o u rs of th e day and n ig h t w hile
copy of th is o rd er sh a ll be published
broke in.
Seattle.
th ey w ere in his custody, b u t those
a t least th ree succeslve w orks In the
. “C ertainly not.” Malet decided.
W heat—Soft white, w estern white, H erm iston H erald a new spaper of
day« a re gone.
*T won't be a minute. It’s n o t very
to tak e her In for a month or two. She
TRAIL BLAZERS
“P erhaps you are right," Milman
*1.38; hard w inter, northern spring,
said som ething about earning her liv com fortable np here.”
g en eral circ u la tio n published w eek
sighed. “ I only know th at you might
The shades were draw n again and have been a great figure In the world *1.36; w estern red, *1.35; bluestem ,
F or re p u b lican can d id a te for pres ing. but I should p refer her to go to
ly a t H erm iston, U m atilla C ounty,
th e lights sw itched on more fully. of art. and .Mr. B radney world famous *1.46; dark n orthern spring, *1.50;
T he re m its secu red by Logan £ id en t, F ra n k Low den of Illinois.
Philadelphia.”
Oregon.
“I am afraid she would be a source Neeland Barnes looked from one to as a scientist, and I myself with a for dark hard w inter, *1.46.
Son, H erm isto n d is tric t farm ers, In
Done and dated In open C o u rt a t
of danger If she rem ained.” Peter the other of the men whose faces had tune and a home, but for the kialevo
ra is in g ap p ro x im ately *600 w o rth of
H ay—Alfalfa, *25; tim othy, P. S.. P endleton, U m atilla C ounty, O regon
FARM POINTERS
been
In
the
shadow.
It
seemed
In
Mllman
agreed.
“Also,
It
would
never
Irish C obbler potatoeg on an acre
lence of one man.”
*22.
th is 16th day of Ju ly , 1927.
do to compromise her in an affair credible that they could suspect him
an d a q u a rte r of land, p u ts them In
“Did that man Injure my father?"
B utterfat— 43c.
A tig h tly b u ilt b arn w ill be dam p j which might end disastrously.’’
of complicity in this eavesdropping. she demanded.
I. M. SCHA NN EP,
th a t class of co n stru c tiv e re v o lu tio n and foul u n less v e n tila tio n Is pro v id
Eggs—Ranch, 22@26c.
"W e’ve been too busy with theories," It was plain enough w hat her errand
(4 6 -5 tc )
C ounty Ju d g e
“But for tills man your fath er would
ists som etim es know n as tr a il blaz ed.
C
attle—
Steers,
choice,
$9@10.
was.
said Flem ing Brudney when the prob
not have been w arned off the turf.
ers.
“Let me explain,” he began.
H ogs—Prim e, »11.4O@11.5C.
leni of Nlta bad been settled. What
But for him the clubs th at he had to
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
P eter Milman stopped him with a resign from would huve welcomed
Spokane,
To be su re th e tr a il h a s b ten b laz
T h e B u reau of D airy In d u stry we are a fter should be original dis-
D
ep
artm en t of th e In te rio r. U. S.
gesture.
“Walt,"
he
commanded.
“
We
C attle— S teers, good, *8.50@9.25.
ed by o th e rs In th is d is tric t to a c e r of th e U nited S tates d e p artm en t of associations of Ideas."
him."
L and Office a t T h e D alles, O regon.
“I can't get th at very clearly," said shall hear you when your daughter
H ogs—Good, »11@1I.25.
ta in e x te n t, b u t W. J. L o g an and his ig ric u ltu re estim ates th a t th e cow-
“Walt, w ait," she begged. “I want
comes."
Ju n e 17, 1927.
to think.” N aturally It was of her
son, W illiam L ogan, huve been very [ te stin g association costs th e m em bers Neeland Barnes. "As 1 see It, all we
B arnes sank heavily Into a seat. He father she thought. She had alw ays M eadow lark Named Oregon State Bird
N otice Is h ereby given a h a t Jo h n
w
ant
from
Raxon
Is
a
cold
million.
c o n sisten tly b lazin g th e tr a il of less th a n one cen t per day p er cow
H alf of th a t goes to Mllman and we felt th a t Bradney and M alet looked defended him against her aunt, but
Salem , Or.—The “W estern Meadow E. Mason, of H erm iston, Oregon, w ho
p roducing a g re a te r
d iv ersity of in th e av erag e.
upon him as a tractor.
spilt the rest."
she had never been aide to dismiss la rk ” Monday was proclaim ed (bf on Ja n . 29, 1924, m ade H om est ad
crops th a n h as g e n e ra lly been con
N lta was w earing a blue silk dress
"E xactly,” Bradney returned. “T h at’s
sidered possible, or by some in d iv id
T he diseases of cabbage also occur the very point. How are we to make ing w rap when she came Into the the accusations as w orthless. She had state bird of Oregon by the cxecutiv« E n try u n d er Act Ju n e 6. 1912, No.
fought because she loved him ; not be
uals, wise.
Japanese garden. H er bearing was cause she believed In him. And now departm net. The bird was selecte« 024549, for NIY'A Section .20, To-o-r-'
m
cau liflo w er,
tu rn ip s,
B russel him give up a million? I don’t know
■hip 4 N o rth , R ange 29 E ast, V illa m -
confident and unafraid.
She cam» to learn that, a fte r all, his past was by a vote of school children.
T h e H erm isto n c o u n try w ill come sprouts, kale and on some of th e You don’t either. None of us knows
stte M eridian, h as filed notice of in
quickly
to
her
fa
th
e
r’s
side
and
put
weeds
related
to
th
e
cabbage
fam
ily
Obviously
the
thing
Is
to
get
close
to
in to Its own one of th ese days. Itt
not disgraceful, filled her with hope
ten
tio n to moke fin al P ro o f to ,
an
arm
about
his
bowed
shoulders.
T hese crops him. Into th e house for choice."
and courage. She was asham ed of
N ot Just W h a t She W anted
real fu n ctio n , as w ell as it can be such as m u stard .
“Oh, Nita, N ita,” he groaned. "How herself that she had ever doubted him.
tab lish claim to th e land ■<'
’»e
“H e doesn't know me,” Mllman de
discerned now, is to serve as a sm all ihould be avoided in th e ro ta tio n
They
had
been
m
arried
for
over
twe
could you do such a dreadful thing T here was no sacrifice he dem anded
’ribed, before W. J . Y.’a r - e r . Uni e
clared.
“But
I
cannot
be
seen,
be
w
ith
cabbage
an
d
all
related
weeds
years und were beginning to miss tin
farm section on w hich a v ariety of
’ta te s C om m issioner, a t H erm iston.
cause Loddon, who has told me so as this?"
of her she would not fulfill gladly.
bliss and ecstasy of their courtship.
crops sh all be gro w n . It is not re should be k ep t dow n.
Malet, w atching her closely, saw
.much under the Influence of my porl
Oregon, on th e 5th day of A u g u st.
"Will you tell me all about It?" she
“John,"
she
sight'd,
“you
have
com m ended as a place w here a man
and the belief th at I never stir th a t she bent upon the sitting man a pleaded. “No, daddy, not you. You chunged so. Don't you remember
1927.
P ro d u cers can increase th e ir ef-
can s t a r t w ith 150 an d a gob of
abroad and know nothing of outside look which had som ething of m aternal alw ays w ander into the bypaths of thut once you used to say such sweet
C laim ant nam es as w itn e s s's-
nerve an d build a fo rtu n e of »50,000 rectlvem fes by d e c re a sin g costs of affairs. Is a frequent guest. The ques tenderness In IL It seemed strange J narrBtlve. Let Mr. Milman tp„ n le .. things to me? Often you would slug
'a n te s G. P earson, of ITer<-dston. Ore
to
the
observers
th
a
t
she
stood
there
Very
con
d
se|y
he
before
ber
production.
In
every
region
th
ere
in 10 years. B ut w ith carefu l man
tion Is, would he recognize B arnes?"
snatches of popular love songs, bu<
:on, Jacob L. S tork, of I'e rm ls to n .
“C ertain to," B arnes snld gloomily. as though to defend her fath er from 1 what he had told the o th er men of now you never do."
agem ent and a p ro g ram of farm in g ir e som e men p ro d u cin g a t much lesH
Oregon, C harles E. Lewis, of S tan-
enemies. Of sham e or em barrassm ent j Paul Raxon and his way of life. As
cost
th
a
n
th
e
g
re
a
t
m
a
jo
rity
of
th
e
ir
“I
haven't
altered
much
since
th
a
t
day
th a t includes sev eral crops th a t ha.ve
H er husband looked up from bit
Teld, O regon, H ow ard Avery, of H er-
she listened she saw clearly th a t It
What there wus no sign.
been proved sa tisfa c to ry for o ur so i’ neighbors, w hereas o th e rs a re pro I threw him from the pier.
“So you caught me,” she said. was to the m alignity of One man that os per.
n isto n , Oregon.
“Oh,
Is
that
so?'
he
cried.
"Then
and clim ate, th e H erm isto n country d u cin g u t costs much above the a v tr - about M alet?"
“Well, perhaps It Is best you did."
three lives had been ruined and a now about this?”
J. W. DONNELLY.
'
"Probably
not,”
said
the
sculptor.
is a good place In w hich to live and I;lge-
“ Why?" Peter Mllman demanded.
fourth brought to a penniless old age.
"In those days I was tw enty pounds
He stood up and sang loudly:
R egister.
m ake a liv in g and save a nest e g g !
“Because
I
w
ant
to
take
him
away
She listened attentively to the futile
heavier, wore a m ustache, and had a
“ T don't care what you used to In
from here. I came to America to look lilans they had elaborated and re
It Is «’ell fo r th e hog g ro w er to general a ir of blen-etre.”
for th e p roverb ial day of much rain .
know w hat you are toduy!’ ”—lion
a fte r him—he had been horribly fected. P erhaps to her fresh er and
Back in th e e arly days fo rtu n es ¡elect from h is pig cro p each ear. If
f'TOTICE OF HEARITG UFOT F P TAT
“I am the man," Bradney declared
ireul Star.
were to be made by th e g ro w in g of possible, a few g ilts th a t w ill im- “1 doubt If he has ever seen me. We neglected—and I find him entangled more alert mind these plans seemed
REPORT
In
some
network
of
crime.
I
made
fru lt. T h a t proved a dream . Some ¡prove th e b reed in g herd. An out- know he tnlked to Malet for some
eomtnonplnce, and doomed to failure.
fr u it is still grow n h ere, and occa- [ sta n d in g an im al m ay som etim es be time. It Is 1 who m ust contrive to gel hliu adm it It was som ething with dan But she knew It w as not to common IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE (n the County Court of the State of
ger In It. At dinner you all tried to place men she listened.
stonally th e fr u it men g et a re tu rn | picked o u t soon a fte r w ean in g , b u t Into his liouse."
deceive me, and you would have suc
STATE OF OREGON FOR
Oregon for Umatilla County.
"Now. Mr. B radney,” she com
"In
what
cupaclty?”
Mllman
asked.
th a t b rin g s big sm iles across th e ir g en erally it is best to w ait u n til th e
ceeded If I hadn’t happened to know manded. “tell me your story."
UMATILLA
COUNTY
“T here you have me," the scientist
In th e M atter of th e E sta te
faces. T hen th l8 tra c t w as d estined pigs a re from 5 to 6 m onths of age.
something about oil. You w ant him
When he had finished she sa id ; "Of
adm itted.
of
to m ake men rich , gro w in g alfalfa.
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because of his courage, and because course It was Mr. Mllman who was In th e M a tte r of th e G u ard ian sh ip
“We are safe to s ta rt by assuming."
of
T he g re a t legum e gave a good ac-
W hen w eath er con d itio n s < u ch as Mllman cut In, "th a t Paul Raxon Is he Is strong and a goot shot and boxes the unknown giver of th at hundred
ioseph W. C raik, Deceased.
th e P erson and E s ta te of
count of itself d u rin g w ar tim es w hen ; hall, d ro u g h t, or fro st p rev en t the alw ays cautions. From the outside well. He Isn't clever and scheming thousand dollars."
B etty P e a rl S m ith, a M inor.
as you are, and I w on't have Idin
N otice Is h ereby given th a t th e
th e price per ton ran g ed from $ 18 | m a tu rin g of corn for th e silo. It may his house Is Impregnable."
P eter Mllman turned red. But he
made use of."
u
n
dersigned a d m in is tra to r of th e
O
rder
to
show
cause
on
P
e
titio
n
•ould not deny IL
to $20 and upw ard. B ut th a t dream i)e c u t w hile still im m atu re an d p ro
“Yon mean," B radney rem arked,
“Nlta, Nita," groaned her father,
.¡state of Joseph W . C raik, deceased,
has been p re tty th o ro u g h ly p u n c duce a fa ir g rad e of silage. A good “th a t to get In one would have to be
" W h y didn't you tell me?” Bradney for Sale of R eal P ro p erty .
“you’ve got everything wrong."
tured.
asked, with reproach In his voice.
Now on th is day th is m a tte r com has filed his fin a l re p o rt w ith tn e
practice is to mix such corn w ith vouched for?”
“I think I have misjudged your fa
"U
ndoubtedly,"
snld
P
eter
Mllman
“I dhl not w ant to Influence yon. I in g on fo r h e a rin g upon th e petitio n Clerk of th e above e n title d C ourt a n d
E veryone agrees th a t a v a rie ty of some w hich la m ore m a tu re . S il
ther,” Milman said. “I am very glad
of R o b ert O. H o rn in g , th e duly q u a l th a t th e Ju d g e of said C ourt h a s
crops w ith livestock k ep t to co n age from Im m atu re co rn w ill be more “If someone socially prom inent took to find w hat you did was not nt his wanted you to decide for yourself.”
you there, It might he all right. suggestion. I think there Is much for
She listened to M alet’s story anil ' ified, ap p o in ted a n d a c tin g g u a rd ia n d esig n ated S a tu rd a y , th e 6 th day of
sum e p astu res and g ra in an d g ra in sour th a n u su al an d more la x a tiv e T here was one curiously disquieting
her fa th e r's
A ugust, 1927 a t 2 o’clock In th e a f
of th e person and e s ta te of B etty
and hay crops, some tru ck crops for j w hen fed In larg e q u a n titie s, a thing Loddon told me about Raxon. you to explain. You are a guest tin
“I shall lie a great help to you," she I
ternoon as th e tim e, and th e room s
tier
my
roof,
and
th
ere
are
certain
P
earl
S
m
ith,
a
m
inor,
for
th
e
p
u
r
cash income and p o u ltry are the tro u b le th a t can be avoided by care When he has Injured a man he ex
laws of courtesy and consideration ■"aid cheerfully when she w as in pos- [ pose of o b ta in in g an o rd er an d lic of th e above e n title d 'C o u rt in th e
th in g s th a t th is c o u n try needs. The In feeding
pects some retaliation, and tak es tlm not less binding on yon than me. You
ession o f what facts they could give
C ounty C ourt H ouse a t P en d leto n ,
tro u b le has been th a t only a few
precaution of having the Injured one have chosen lo break them. You have
ier, “A woman's brains are alw ays ense for th e sale of th e real p ro p erty U m atilla C ounty, O regon as th e place
iseful. You see. she so often Jumps of said e s ta te w hich is described as
men have had th e vision and th e-
C leanliness Is ab so lu tely essen tial watched. We know he dogged Barnes spied upon us. You have not lie
w hen and w here h e a rin g is to be
courage and th e capita] to do th e to th e succesful ra is in g of calves. for years. Even now there may be liavcd as I should have expected a 'o the right conclusions when you men follow s, to -w lt: L ots 11 and 12 in had th ereo n . A ll person8 In te re s t
those
who
know
for
what
purpose
we
are
floundering
along
In
d
o
u
b
t."’
Block
15
in
th
e
Tow
n
of
H
erm
iston,
Job th a t all conceded to be neces N early all d iso rd ers or diseases of
gentlewoman of your family to do
four are gathered here. I am not cer
" W e h a ven 't one Idea w orth discuss Ore., as p la tte d In th e N W U SE% ed a re h ereby n otified to th e n and
sary.
th e calf are cuused e ith e r d irectly tain hut that Achille speaks English Why?”
ing." Malet adm itted.
••I've
told
you."
she
cried.
“1
know
Section 10, Tp. 4 N. R. 28 E. W . M. th ere ap p ear and show ca'ttse, if a n y
L ogans are am ong th a t g ro u p th a t or In d irectly by lack of cleanliness. as well as he does French."
“1 noticed that." She laughed. “1 in U m atilla C ounty, O regon, and it th ey have, w hy said re p o rt should
you a re trying to make my father help
has plugged ahead an d blazed th e It Is im p o rtan t th a t all m ilk and
The listeners were stnrtled a t the you In something desperate, and I :hlnk I see exactly how it can bo
a p p e a rin g to th e co u rt th a t it is not be approved, th e a d m in is tra to r
trail. A lfalfa Is a sid elin e on th e ir o th er feeds *>e fresh an d clean. Keep sudden change they saw on their don’t choose to have him run risks for done."
necessary for th e m a in te n a n c e of discharged an d th e e s ta te closed.
place. They have produced 63 b u sh calf pens clean and filled w ith plenty Host’s face. W here he had been mere other men."
" N lta ."
cried
her
fa th e r.
He
D ated th is 7 th day of Ju ly , 1927.
els of w heat on th e ir place. T hey of d ry bedding. E xercise g reat care ly thoughtful and slightly worried he
"You are absolutely -w rong," tile (bought she wns m akin g n Jest of It. said m in o r and fo r th e p aym ent of
RAY C. GOODE,
th
e
expenses
of
th
e
la
s
t
sickness
and
wns
now
actively
alurmed.
He
was
have had trem en d o u s yields of bar- In w ash in g th e calf palls. Scald
"I mean It. daddy," slip snld earn
m iserable B arnes asserted.
A d m in istra to r.
ley. T h eir corn
yields
well. In these th o ro u g h ly w ith boiling w ater, leaning forw ard examining som ething
"Prove It," she retorted. “You are estly, “Fellow -conspirators all, listen." fu n e ra l of E d g a r A. S m ith deceased 44-5tev~
on the table before him. They re silent.
Yon dare not tell me Ihe
o th er w ords they have dem onstrat-1 or sterilize them w ith steam If possi
membered It wns the electric dial,
C H A P T E R V II
from th at Ingenious device for the protec truth. I knew you wouldn’t, so I
ed along w ith o th e rs th a t th is coun ble. Remove discard ed feed
climbed out of the window to listen to
try is versatile. It w ill grow a big the feed boxes, and th o ro u g h ly brush tion of Ills home ngalnst Invaders.
what you were talking about. I’m not
Paul Raxon knew very well thnt his
v ariety of crops an d do a good Job and clean th e boxes each day.
The fuce of the dial was divided going to make any silly fuss by telling
of it.
Into six parts. These numbered sec the police. All I w ant Is to take my judden success w ould, make enemies
tion* would tell Mllman on w liat-part fath er away. I’m going to make a for him among the established powers
The use of some Im ag in atio n Is a | JERSEY BULL CALVES ARE
In Wall Street. But he also knew that
of the roof the Intruder was. The success of him.”
good th in g in fa rm in g q u ite often.
lie wns not to be hrougtit low by any
WANTED, FIELD MAN SAYS three, pressing about him. suw th at a
The dream s do n ’t alw ay s come tru e.
"He Is free to go," snld P eter Mil- com bination against him so long as
red
light
suddenly
Illum
inated
the
Som etim es th e re a re good yields on
man wearily. He looked a t Mulet and he kept Ills head and resisted specula
heavy acreages w hen prices are low. I The dem and is lively for good Je r- square m arked 1. A hand moved very Bradney. “So are you. I suppose I tion.
slowly to the square numbered 6.
did lure you here under false pre
B ut n o t alw ays. B ill Logan J r . s e y m ilk stock w ith p rospects th a t
F or the moment he w as content to
"T hat," Mllman whispered, looking
sm iled the o th e r day w hen he said: such a co ndition w ill p rev ail for sev- relieved, “represents the weight. Six tenses. In the beginning It seemed so rest and allow financial w riters to
“Ju s t s’posin' we had 10 acres o f|o r a l years, acco rd in g to a re p o rt th a t pounds means a large und prowling simple."
wondei w hat his next move would he.
Nlta looked about her In am use He had purchased a home built for
early spuds th a t would have done as has been received by C ounty A gent cat."
ment.
She
did
not
understand
why
It
well as o u r little p atch of an a c r e 'H o lt from Ivan H. L o u g h ary , field
They heard a sudden exclamation. seemed they had forgotten her. Even large en tertainm ents and determ ined
and a q u a r te r ! ”
man for th e A m erican Jersey C attle The weight went up a hundred and her fath er turned from her to Peter to become known as one of A m erica's
great hosts. And w ith this he would
W ell, jitst s'pose! F arm ers are | club. T he re p o rt from Mr. L o u g h ary tw enty pounds. The square numbered Mllman.
erect a reputation for those dom estic
1 w as now In darkness and another
m aking records like th a t in Idaho ¡Is as follow s:
"I shall go only when you have no
virtues which count so much when
every year w ith o u t an y one h aving
“T h ere is an o p p o rtu n ity
to wns Illum inated. They could truce further use for me," snld Bradney.
electioneering. Raxon sm iled grimly
the path of the trespasser. He was
"When I have done whot I prom- ,
apoplexy over th e fnct, und w e're place about tw o carlo ad s of young creeping n ear them.
when he reflected this m eant he should
due to d u p licate som e of th e ir s u c - 'J crHey bulls, ra n g in g In age from 6
be on gooil term s w ith his wife. Mrs.
"Achille," Milman whispered. “That
cesses here
m onths to ab o u t 15 m onths. These would be his weight. The six pounds
Itaxon, unaw are of tils am bitions, was
It w ill be o ur own fa u lt If we bulls m ust be m oderately priced, as was when he rested a foot on It he
am azed at finding him so reasonably
don’t, a t least In some degree.
they are going to d airy m en p urchas- fore putting Ills whole weight on the
human.
She was not unaw are of her own
The tra il Is g e ttin g to be p re tty intt th e ir firs t p u re bred bulls. The grating.”
P eter Mllman betrayed no nervous
lim itations. The Idea that she must
well blazed, but we can use some j facto r to be d eterm in ed |H w h eth er
with a bound become a famous hostess
more farm erg w ith
th e
in itia tiv e the b u lls are av ailab le, an d I w ould ness now. Noiselessly he drew ihe
was disquieting. T he years had not
and courage w ho w ill strik e out f o r 1 request th a t you e stim a te for me th e sawed-off shotgun from its place.
From a photograph
Then with a touch of a button all
, dealt so kindly with her as w ith Paul.
o if e r m in Redwater
thrm selves along th e emirs,, chnrted ’be above ages th a t can be purchased
lights In Ihe garden were extinguished
"I have here,” he said one morning. i
VolU y
by th e project econom ic conferenc in your co u n ty a t a prices ra n g in g In the darkness the shades rolled
[ “a list of people w ith whom I w ant to
and successfully d em o n strated by „ ¡fro m I f 5 to $150 o r 1175.
buck. Against the sky, bright with
establish social relations. At present ;
“ I also have several calls for car- stars, the w atchers could sM a figure
good m any besides th e Logans.
Prices off Best Land
I don’t know a q u a rte r of them ex- |
' load lots of cows in m ilk, also bred lying above their heads. Another
cept by name.”
ment will come with the new rail
only
$10 to $20 an Acre road.
j h e lftrs due to fresh en th is fall, and light wns switched on which left the
“Why fill the house with stran g ers?"
Markets will be closer. More
AND EAT IT. TOO?
¡th e dem and for g rad e cow s w ill con group below still iu darkness, but
| she nsketl.
farmers will come in. Land values
N E million acres of rich, low
showed
pitilessly
on
the
trespasser.
"B
ecause
I
w
ant
som
ething
from
sum e sev eral h u n d red head. If you
will increase.
priced land in the great Red
R ecently we have been Inform ed .know of g rad e cows in carlo ad lots T he gun was already at Milmun's
j every nam e on this list. We’ve got to
water Valley country of Southeast
The Northern Pacific Railway
shoulder
when
Neeland
Itain
es
made
th a t a movement is to be lau n ch ed for gale or of p u re bred cows or bred
en tertain so well th a t they talk about !
ern Montana will be opened to
will help fanners in getting started
us. T ills social racket with me Is a .
w hereby we are to have th ree d o llar |, f | fers. In d icate th ese on y o u r es- a Jump for It aud pulled the burn*!
fanners this year b y a new branch
right. Settlers are wanted who seek
down.
menus to an end. I’m playing n game, i
llcense fees for autom obiles. T h e ' ttm ates
line of the Northern Pacific Rail
a real chance for themselves and
"My God, M ilm an!" he cried, white-
and
If
yon
play
It
with
mo
you
cun
■
way, running 63 miles from Glendive.
governor has stated th a t If th e elec-
..T h e en co u rag em en t of th e grow -
their families. The Northern Pa
fared. " I t’s my girl. It's Nlta."
be a great W ashington hostess."
cific will send a representative to
to ra te dtcldes to b rin g th is ab o u t. , ln< of niore h ,Kh
oow, w l„
Here the Northern Pacific will sell
“Ah," said M'lman with a curious
"I don’t know anything about being
talk the matter over, if desired. In
direct to fanners a half million acres
direct property tax es w ill have to be „ Hafe u n d e rta k in g , as u n d o u b ted ly smile, “so I perceive, A strange posi
1 • groat hostess,” she grumbled.
at prices ranging from only S10 to
vestigate thia opportunity. Let U3
raised to make up th e d ifference.
, tb e m ark e, wf„ con, um e B|] th e good tlon In w liich to And a guest. Is It
“You’ve got to learn. I’m counting I
send you booklets, prices and easy
$20 an acre, with 20 years to pay.
One of the factors th a t m ake It Krada row a th a , c a „ bp produced
not ?“
on yoti and the girls to be an asset j
Taxes are extremely low. Special
payment plan. All sent free.
“Inexplicable,’’ snld Bradney.
11» '
h a rd to deal w ith th e public Is th a t „ .Is section for y e a r, to come.
The
■ to me."
advantages are available to neigh
ir e a a nice btg gob of people who dem and now Is very
good an d the cast a suspicions look nt Barnes,
Mrs. Itaxon w as afraid of him. She
bors and colonies desiring to settle
"I thi. k," Peter .lim a n went on
£ e alw ay s m H m form ed
As soon
la p ra c tle a „ y ex h . u , te d
knew he would not forgive her If she
together.
“we should like a talk with Mis* -
failed, and yet w as conscious th a t she
M ixed farm in g is su ccessfu l
k
e
*"
th
*,
r
P
,,re
In
llurnes."
J. M. Hughes. Land Com.
lacked ability for the p art she w as to
in th e ir heads, alo n g comes a n o th .r „ e a s in g , w ith In d icatio n s of
th is
throughout this area. Corn has in
“I'll fetch her," B arnes said eagertv
Northern Pacific Railway Co..
“W hat Does I* All M«an?" th* Qin play. He came of a b etter fam ily than
set of facts th a t h
to It* learned, condition c o n tin u in g ."
creased
by
hundreds
of
thousands
of
St. Paul. Minn. Drawer im
lie was confused, nalinnied, hum,Il |
Whi»porod.
she. He was never a t a loss conversa
We have and ar.> b u ild in g a h ig h - !
____________________
acres
in
the
last
few
years
in
South
sled.
WithiMJt obtittatinn on my part ntriias
tionally.
It
w
as
wise,
she
thoughL
to
way system th a t is th e envy of m any
eastern Montana. Hog production
wnd all informatKm about Redwater
“ You will he kind enough to remain ! I«ed I'll go. Not before." This from
Am erican Consul Shot by Mexican.
point
out
her
lim
itations
now.
Valley Country.
has grown rapidly. All classes of
o th e r states. T h e system has to be
here.” said Milman. Karnes saw that Malet.
W ashington, D. C-—W illiam Chap
"I don’t expect ,o n to catch onto
Hvestick are raised. The dairy in
paid for.
"T here were no false pretenses In
he was menaced by that most dread
man, American consol at Puerto, Mex
dustry is getting a good start.
fill of wen|Hins at short range, the If," Neeland Barnes cried. ”1 came this social end yet. You can hire s
An old fact th a t moat of ns le a rn
Ico. was shot while In his home by an anwvd-off shotgun. He rem embered willingly, aud I’ll be d—d If I go."
well-bred woman to teach yon. W hen
Communities already are estab
ed w hile we were ch ild ren Is th a t It
lished. Churches have been built.
"W hat does It all mean?" the girl ynn’ve learn t all she can teach. Are
la im possible to have cak e and cat U, arm ed Intruder early Sunday morning, Ila load of buckshot. "I fear I must
her and get another. I t’s a good sys
Schools are open. Rapid develop-
too. E v id en tly , how ever, th e re ace according to a m essage received by remind you th at we must Insist on an whispered. T here w as no doubting tem. I’ve used it a l o t Don't expect
the state d ep artm en t from the British explanation from you, too. To allow the friendship, alm ost the affection,
some people who have overlooked th ia
you the opportunity of escape would with which the o th er meu regarded to consult me. I shall be too busy.
vice consul there.
old truism .
be most u n w ise" He raised his voice Mr. Mllmau. T here w as a stern er s ir I've got to rem odel th is place ao It
a
little, but he did not talta bis steady about her fath er when he fnced her doesn’t look an much like a sum m er
T hings m ight be a lot worse. Most N. P. Will C ars for Crop Demands. gaxe from Barnea' face.
h o te l I'm a little doubtful of the
than she had ever seen before.
St Paul. Minn. — N orthern Pacific
of us can be th a n k fu l th a t w e're not
“Mtae B arn es,' he said, “will you be
“ N lta." he said, "With one exception, fu rn itu re. All Relllngton knew w as to
In the county Jail w here th e prison
•««■<•■»»*•• announced author
so kind aa to come here at o n c e r'
all the h u rts I've received, all the bad j pnt his faith In upholsterer«, I'm
ere a re locked up a t n ig h t w ith o u t i ,w ,,o n of • » additional expenditure of
h u rts th at Is, have been from pals Ing to make a nine-hole golf course. ■
sn y g u ard .m l left ,o
m e r e ? o f'
« n s.r . . t n c . n t h an d ..», o,
X
d
^
l X
who thought th e , w ere acting for my polo ground and a awiq>tplng pool"
good. You’ve been dangerously near
rh*BC«-
,h 1,37 ,,rm
M 10
« tract of defiance hj t<r tone,
doliijg that tonight. You've got every
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