BUSINESS FIRST HALF OF
toy every mlnnfe of It. Baxon will
and th e costs and charges of the ad
THE M A R K E T « .
think us flunkey», while we a re there
m inistration of his estate, and th a t
, Portland.
to drag him down. Man, If you have
said real property should be sold,
any «portlag blond In gnu, you « n 't
W heat — Rig Bead bluestem . hard
It is Therefore Ordered th at t h e '
hold buck. If you had your nerve white, federation, soft white and w est
Federal Reserve Bank in Twelfth
with you, we should Tiiuki a tr e a t e ra white, $1.32; 'h a r d w inter and next of kin of said B etty P eafl S m ith
and a ll persons in te re ste d In said es
team ."
D istrict Reports Industry
northern spring; $1.28; w estern red.
ta te of said w ard a p p ear before th e
“It Isn’t lack of nerve,” B rsdney ex
»126.
Less, Trade More.
plained. “I simply don't know the
I above e n title d C ourt a t th e C o u n ty
Entered as second class matter
H
ay—Alfalfa,
»17.50;
valley
tim
othy,
technique o f It.”
i C ourt H ouse in P en d leto n . U m atilla
December, 1906, at the poatofflce at
In th e tw e lfth fed eral reserv e d is
Neeland Karnes w as In his element. »17018; eastern Oregon tim othy. $22 ¡C ounty, O regon on th e 2 0 th day of
Hermiston, U m atilla County, Oregon. tr ic t, g e n e ra l bu sin ess a c tiv ity was
©22.60.
He hud kept a large establishm ent
. A ugust, 1927 a t th e h o u r o f 2 o’clock
B u tte rta t—40c.
a t slig h tly h ig h e r levels d u rin g the
and had been reared among people
I lu th e a ftern o o n an d th e n and th e re
Subscription Kates
first six m o n th s of 1927 th a n d u iln g
E ggs—Ranch. 22025c.
who had not denied them selves lux
' show cause, If any th e y h a re , w h y •
One Tea» ..................................... »2.0» th e firs t six m o n th s of 1926. The
uries. He explained lucidly the whole
C attle—S teers, good. $9.3509.50.
| the said o rd er of sa le a n d license
Six M o n th s ---------------------------- »1.00 a g ric u ltu ra l a re a s of th e
duty
of
footmen
In
fashionable
Hogs—Medium to choice, $10,750
d is tric t
should not be g ra n te d .
houses.
12.35.
have, on th e w hole, ex p erien ced a
COPYRIGHT in the UNITEO STATES
A nd It is F u th e r O rderetf sh a t a.
“Sneed
will
he
there,"
N
lta
rem
ind
W.N-U,
SERVICE
Lam
bs
—
Medium
to
choice,
$10.50
fav o rab le season.
THE WALLULA CUTOFF
copy of th is o rd er sh a ll be p u b lish ed
ed h in t “I’m banking on him. He 012.50.
In d u s try h as been less a c tiv e th u s
a t least th re e succesive w eeks in th e
will he nominally your superior and
S eattle.
“fill, but Paol." she crletf 6t shall estalillshm eui smoolhry ~IT T am to help you In any way he can. It won t
A news sto ry re cen tly carried in far In 1927 th a n It w as a y e a r ago,
H erm iston H erald a n ew spaper o f
W heat—Soft w hite, w estern white.
th e A tta lia N ew s-T ribune, w hich is the p rin cip al d eclin es b ein g In th e have to ask you when I don't know,” have the »teip running to you with l»e a hit difficult, Uncle Fleming.
g en eral c irc u la tio n p u b lish ed week
complulnts.
Lady
H
orsham
w
anted
“Ask
me
as
little
ns
yot:
cun,"
he
$1.33;
hard
w
inter,
»1.30;
w
estern
red.
lum
ber
an
d
food
p
ro
d
u
cts
In
d
u
stries.
reproduced in th is issue of th e H er
Sneed, daddy, wid I shall be there."
ly a t H erm iston, U m atilla C o u n ty .
ald, stresses the d iffic u lty of build- As “ co ro llary of d ec lin in g a c tiv ity , j snapped. "It will cost you money to m e to relieve her of every domestic
“W here do I come lu?" Mulct asked. »1.29 northern spring, »1.32 bluestem Oregon.
responsibility.”
run
th
is
place
like
n
well-oiled
m
a
»1.35; d a rk n o rth ern spring. »1.43;
He did not wish to be left out.
Ing th p W allu la-U m atilla cutoff, as volum e of em p lo y m en t g e n e ra lly haa
Done and dated In open C ourt at.
“T h a t’» exactly w hat I w ant,” Mrs.
chine, but I’m not lim iting yen. Hie“
“I h ive a very definite use for you. dark hard w hiter, »1.38.
th a t paper refers to th e road, due to ra n « ed low er and p ay ro lls h av e been
Rexon said enthusiastically. “W here Uncle Floyd. I talked a great deal with
P endleton, U m a tilla C ounty, Oregon/
anyone you w ant to help you.
H ay—Alfalfa. »25; tim othy, P. S..
reported opposition on se c u rin g some Rn,a l l i r th a n In 1926. F u r th e r de-
th is 16th day of Ju ly , 1927.
So«.- looked again through the list ol a re you going?" Miss Brown had risen. Mrs. Raxon alm ut her husband. He (22.
of the rig h t of w ay
! creases in In d u s tria l p ro d u ctio n w ere names. Among them w ere those of
“To get my trunks. I shall move
" I. M. SCHA NN EP,
suspects the furniture, and he Is
B
u
tterfat—4»c.
The solution is to b rin g th e road rep o rted d u rin g Ju n e , 1927.
__ she had
__ rend In the so
In a t once.”
I , ..
.
whose doings
(4
6
-5
tc)
C ounty J u d g e
V,
..
, .
. .
right. I ncle Floyd, how well do you
Eggs—Ranch, 20 0 23c.
across from W allu la to H erm iston by
T o tal volum e of tra d e d u rin g th e I r | a | colum ns for years. Some were
“ i,,ld apeak French?”
C
attle—S
teers,
choice,
»9010.
a s tra ig h t route. Follow in g such r t*rst h a lf of th e y ear w as of reco rd ; equally prom inent
In politics and
ui ie news.
“As we|| B(j j (jo p^gHgj, T Pn yPara
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
H ogs—Prim e. »11.40011.50.
"F ine," he said. "Anyone recom
course w ill he much m ore econom ical p ro p o rtio n s. V alue of sales a t re ta il I fluaiiie. The mime M cKImber heudeel
In P aris and no chnnce to forget It,
D ep artm en t of th e In te rio r, U. S..
m ended by Mrs. B uxton will be ull
from every p o in t of view. For one ran g ed well above th e 1926 f i g u r e s .[ the list.
because I've been teaching It as a side
Oregon's Oldest Law m aker Dies.
L and Office a t T h e D alles, Oregon.,
th in g , for a d istan ce or four and a Sales a t w holesale
w ere
s lig h tly ; “Make the most you can. w ithout right. I suppose you looked over her line In Philadelphia for the last six
testim
onials?"
Salem. Or.—Alex M. Lafollett. un
Ju n e 17, 1927.
half miles, from H erm isto n to Col- sm aller In v alu e th a n d u rin g
th e overdoing It, of th e X IcK Im bers’ he
o r seven veins. W hy?”
“Of course," said his wife, conscious
til the la st general election the oldest
N otice is h ereby given a h a t Jo h n
th a t she had forgotten all about it and i „ “r ”' K<’ln? Î?
you to stay at
um bla school, th e re is already a flrs ' «'* m onths of 1926, b u t. if
m ’ v , / ' " “ 'V
W'’ k ‘
m em ber of the Oregon legislature both E. Mason, of H erm iston, O regon, who,
sta n d ard road b u ll, and in use th a t low anee be m ade for p rice d e c lin e .
u X f a " la W e"
Z "
the
Raxons'
directly
you
can
raise
a
not anxious for him to find it out.
You w ith relation to age «nd length of on Ja n . 29, 1924, m ade H om estead
You’ll like her. She’s so distinguished.
Imperial.
would
over th e y ear period, it is p ro b ab le i ' . fat,
t * too, so you can * talk
». culorles
, » * to
nuuiu be
uc a a Dart
p«*ri of
ui tin*
m e cu
« u to
io ff
u.
died a t his home h ;i'e Mon- E n try u n d e r A ct Ju n e 6, 1912, No.
I
don’t
think
she
approved
of
the
'
1
b*
1
1
'
m
,.ch
Y
scount’
a
fr!e,,d
oi I " service,
"
R ig h t of way for th e rest of the ‘ h a t th e p hysical volum e of Roods | g r t,,e r. Y„UIIg Kl>b|n MeKliuber Is
He wa3 33 years of age and 024549.-for NW^4 Section 20, T o w t-
I I;n " y Hi)rah“ » <*•
a « a g re a t au- ( ¿ay .
road for th e g re a te r p a rt of th e dts- moved th ro u g h w holesale c h a n n e ls j niore o r | pK8 l( S(„.|e ty tV[,e un<j w m draw ing room fu rniture."
“ We shall agree on th at. Belling ,b o r,,y ”n «■ reneh fu rn itu re
T hat had been In ill health for several ship 4 N o rth . R ange 29 E ast. W illam
tance w ith in th e b o rd ers of Oregon waH aB la r Re as a y ear ago.
M c r-; |)p g|„ (| to Hu«l a polo field here when
ette M eridian, has filed n otice of in
ton furnished It like an hotel recep- n,eanM y,,u " ,a s t s,uJ iy a11 the h“01” m onths.
has eiH ier been secured o r is easily ch an d ise and m iscellaneous carlo ad - he comes.’’
tio n ro o m
d o e th in e
i f . ‘ > ° u can Bet 1101,1 ° f- 1 >' arrange a
ten tio n to m ake fin al P roof, to es
procurable.
Ings on rllro a d s of th e d is tric t have
wish I understood you b etter,” tlon room. One thing more. I t’s name for you later.”
The federal division of agriculture tablish claim to th e land above des
about McKItnber. I forgot to tell you
The W allu la-H erm isto n route, he- been la rg e r d u rin g th e firs t h a lf of she said a trifle w istfully. She had
“How about my testim onial»?" Brnd- engineering says that needle lee is one cribed, before W . J. W arn er, U nited
before. If anyone asks you If I have
of several names given to the lavis
sides being an a ir lin e, I. over conn- I 927 th a n d u rin g th e firs t h a lf ol not been the only woman to say that, political aspirations, say so.
This, ne.v said, suddenly coming from a trail
S tates C om m issioner, a t H erm iston.
try of such a n a tii.e th a t co n stru ct- 13-6.
“I'm «‘»<1 J" » don’t,” he said eryp- goes particularly w ith the McKlmbera. of fancies in which he saw him self the Ible crystals or minute particles of Ice
Oregon,
on th e 5 th day of A ugust.
which
form
when
moving
w
ater
has
ion could be econom ically done. The
T he to t‘l1 am o u n t of check pay- tlc a lly ; “th a t prev en ts your giving me You and I know, and th a t’s enough perfect footman.
1927.
“I engage all help. Your testim o sufficient velocity to prevent the forma
rock w ork th a t would be faced If m ents (h an k d e b its) a t 20 p rin c ip a l , away. I’m one of those men whose fo r the present.”
C laim an t nam es as w itnesses;
tlon of surface lee and the tent
th e W a llu la-U m atilla ro u te should c le a rin g house cen te rs o t th e d is tric t '•“«’»Har I»?’ I’ Is to plav a lone hand,
At a square house on Lower F ifth I * nials will be perfectly satisfactory. pernture of the w ater Is 32 degrees
Jam es G. P earson, of H erm isto n , Ore
he taken would n o t be necessary „ w as $19,572,866,000 d u r.n g th e per- J V u V X ^ o u X V
" “ re
avenue the youug ludy who had Just The Jluxon woman Is afraid of men Fahrenheit or slightly less. It does
passed as Agatha Brown b u rst In upon | servants. She w on't Interfere. H er not form under solid surface Ice. bid gon, Jaco b L. S tork, of H erm iston.
th e road comes d irectly to H erm iston.
Ja n u a ry 1 -Ju n e 3 0 . 1 9 2 7
as
husband has given her full charge and
Oregon, C harles E. Lew is, of S ta n
fo
u r anxious men.
N either w ould an ov erh ead crossing com pared w ith »18 085,566 000 d u r- bn|) ,.„nfpssp), h(.p lneptU u,lpB. sh e
forms In open w ater when very cold,
“My dears," she cried, “I've got It. she has deputed me to do It for her. windy weather, particularly nt night, field, O regon, H ow ard A very, of H er
over th e ra ilro a d have to be b u ilt on ln K th e winle period of 1 9 .6 . T h i s ; <>()U|(, go (|)(i n)ore t i,eprfu ||y about
I think she needs n friend. She bab
m iston, O regon.
the ro u te In to H erm iston.
bank s index of d aily a v erag e d eb its | lpj. task s now. She w ondered why I move in tomorrow and tak e complete bled most Indiscreetly to me about the favors the radiation of heal from flip
charge
of
the
household
arrangem
ents.
J. W. DONNELLY,
w ater mass. Needle Ice may be c a r r ie d
H erm iston h as bet n len d in g all aid ad ju sted for seasonal v a ria tio n . a<1-1 the M cKlutbers w ere so Im portant in
I carried her off her feet. She kissed people she hoped to have as guests. long distances by currents, both In
R egister.
possible to see th is u n it of road vanced from 118 In F e b ru a ry , 1927, i>a u|*g eyes. O ther nam es exceeded me and called me ‘D earie.’ • ! left be A pparently she know3 none of them."
open wnter and m .der Ice cover, nnd
build in g done. N ot only would it be (192 3 -1 9 2 5 d aily a v e rag e-1 0 0 ) to them fa r In the social scale ns she np- fore she could ask to gee my te sti
“Do you rem em ber If the nam e Mc-
often collects In large m id more or
of m a te ria l w o rth to th e local com- I 28 !•> May. 1927, and th e n d eclined preltcndcd it. T h at he hnd been ch air monials. I’m afraid I lied feursomely. Klmber was on the list?” Milman
less compact masses or Jmii3.
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON FINAL
man
of
the
n
ational
com
m
ittee
of
her
asked.
m u n ities affected , b u t th e sav in g of to 123 (p re lim in a ry e stim a te )
In
It'» quite true. Uncle P eter, they are
husband's
p
arty
mount
ffiothing
to
Mrs.
"Yes. It w as the first nam e on It.”
REPORT
going to en tertain largely.-, She
m ileage an d tim e to a heavy volum e J u n e - T he Index av erag ed 123 d u r-
Itnxon.
H er thou g h ts turned to showed me the list. She evidently
Mllman smiled. It w as plain the
of to u rist tra ffic would prove of *” « tlle firKt six m o n th s of 1927 coin-
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE In the County Court of the State of
Robin, the polo-playing heir to g reat doesn’t know how to do things on a news gratified him.
g reat b en efit to E a ste rn W ash in g to n Pared w ith 115 d u rin g th e f ir s t six
riches. Well, her own G ertrude w as large scale. I didn’t see him.”
STATE OF OREGON FOR
Oregon for Umatilla County.
“A nother of Loddon's port-begotten
m o n th s of 1926.
and Oregon.
good looking and a g reat heiress. She
confidences.
John
M
cKintber
is
aim
N
eeland
B
arnes
looked
a
t
her
with
UMATILLA
COUNTY
T he b an k in g and c re d it situ a tio n felt a sp irit o f g ratitu d e tow ard her
In th e M atter of th e E sta te
ing at th e senate and hopes New York
co n tin u ed sound th ro u g h o u t th e h a lf husband which had long been a s tra n pride. A t a hound she had landed In sta te will send him to W ashington. In th e M atter of th e G u ard ian sh ip
of
PAYING UP
y iu r period, co n d itio n re p o r ts
of ger to her. Most men hated th eir th e guar,led fortress, unsuspected. At present there seems no serlouR op
of
Joseph W . C raik, Deceased.
The keys of the arsenal had been
m em ber banks and of th e F ed eral wives em barking on deliberate a t
th e P erson and E sta te of
(P o rtla n d O reg o n ian )
handed her. It w as a com plete tr i position. I could hardly believe I.od-
N otice Is hereby given th a t the;
A co n tem p o rarry p rin ts th e in te r R eserve R ank of Sun F ran cisco Bhow- tem pts to cap tu re society.
don at the time, but he Insisted »here B etty P earl S m ith, a Minor.
umph.
T he idea of h iring th e well-bred
estin g In fo rm atio n th a t th e U nited *nK none b u t u su al seaso n al changes.
O rder to show cause on P e titio n u n dersigned a d m in is tra to r of th e
“Now you are there,” said P eter •>vas a dark horse from New York city
woman enme hack to h er when she felt Mllman, “w hat good shall we he to who would bent McKItnber. I see now for Sale of R eal P ro p erty .
e state of Joseph W. C raik. deceased,,
S tales d e p a rtm e n t of cnim erce h a s
----------------------- ■■ .
her h alier’s sneer. How th a t man you?”
he was hinting plainly at Raxon."
has filed h is fin al re p o rt w ith tne-
made th e sta tistic a l disclosure th a t LOW ER AUTO F E E AND PU T
Now
on
th
is
day
th
is
m
a
tte
r
com
“Rut Raxon Isn’t known politically,"
“I’ve thought It nil out. You, per-
th e to ta l of s ta te tax es levied for
ON MOKE GAS TAX, IS P L E A seemed to dislike her. How superior
ing on for h e a rin g upon th e p etitio n C lerk of th e above e n title d C ourt an d
he seemed and how aw are of her so sonally. will have to stop here, be B arnes rem arked.
th a t th e Ju d g e of said C ourt has
from »517,000,000 in 1917 to »1,-1
-----------
cial deficiencies. Yet she lacked the
“T hat does not ntnke his candidacy of R o b ert O. H o rn in g , th e duly q u a l d esignated S a tu rd a y , th e 6th day of
600,000,000 in 1926. H ere In a b rie f Local Man Advcates Reduction oi courage to di-m iss him. She opened cause the law yer man knows yon. 1
shall need daddy and my other uncles Impossible. Me*n have often ridden ified, ap pointed and a ctin g g u a rd ia n A ugust, 1927 a t 2 o'clock In th e a f
ten y ears th e sta te g o v ern m en ts have
her mouth us though to fram e a sen at once.”
into high ofllce on waves of hysteria." of th e person an d e state of B etty
Auto
License
by
Adding
ternoon as th e tim e, and th e room s
perm itted th e cost of a d m in is tra tio n
tence which would an n ih ilate him and
"W hat possible use enn you have Milanin's eyes w ere bright. H e be P earl S m ith, a m inor, fo r th e p u r of th e above e n title d C o u rt In the
to go up th ree tim es.
reduce him to the ran k s of one looking for nte?" B radney dem anded enge.ly lleved that Loddon had been right pose of o b ta in in g an o rd er an d lic
To Gas Tax.
It has alw ays been th e co n ten tio n 1
for work, when h er courage failed.
a fte r all when he hinted th at a dark ense for the sale of th e real p ro p erty C ounty C ourt H ouse a t P endleton.
"O r for me?” said her father.
“ I noticed In la s t w eek’s p a p er th a t) D istinctly th ere w as som ething to be
of th e O regonian th a t In th is sta te i
"All in good tim e.” She laughed horse would go to the senate from of said e s ta te w hich is described as U m atilla C ounty, Oregon as th e place
th e cost of th e g o v ern m en t at Salem th e H erald is not very stro n g fo r th e said for th e well-bred woman. Such “Uncle Peter, you m ade a g reat mis New York. Blit how could a decent follow s, to -w it’. L ots 11 an d 12 in w hen and w here h e a rin g Is to be
like
McKImber,
extremely Block 15 in th e Tow n of H erm iston. had th ereo n . A ll persona in te re s t
ha„ been m ore econom ical th a n In idea of a th re e d o lla r a u to license, a one would know how to deal w ith tak e In letting Sneed go. I m il tils man
m issing the Ilnxoh butler tomorrow wealthy, a large employer of labor, Ore., as p la tte d In th e N W % SE% ed a re h ereby n o tified to th e n and
cities, co u n ties or eehdpl d s tiic ts . In [b u t 1 th in k th c re is a w ay to reduce butlers like this.
“A- Miss BroS'tt to see you. madam ,” and shall w ant another.”
end a gran) power up-state, be de
o th er w ords, local ta f fs .* an d not i au to m o b ile licenses in th is s ta te to
S ection 10, Tp. 4 N. R. 28 E. W. M. th ere ap p ear and show cause, if any
/
said the butler. From his tones It
“You mean you will put Sneed In? feated? H ardly by fair means. Hnd In U m atilla C ounty, Oregon, and it th ey have, w hy said ro p o rt should
sta te taxes, acco u n t fo r th e g re a te st i h eat th e band w ith o u t in c re a sin g th e I
seemed Miss Brown w as only less dis-
Paul Raxon woven about him a tnesh
p art of th e m o u n tin g tax burden. p ro p erly tux, said G eorge B ancroft r.lf.,pfu, ‘ih ,,,,'b is'm ,q d o v .-r'" ,|e ',,'re - W onderful. I have his address.”
a p p e a rin g to th e c o u rt th a t It is not be approved, th e a d m in is tra to r
that would keep hint Inactive?
“
Won’t
Lodilon
rem
em
ber
him?"
discharged and th e e sta te closed.
B ut the fig u res show th a t the record the o th e r day.
' spntP(, „ CHn, „„ „ s i| vpr tn lv . Un.
“I think I am right in assum ing that necessary for th e m a in ten an ce of
B radney asked.
D ated th is 7th day of Ju ly , 1927.
In Oregon In g e n tr a l accord w ith th e
“I agree w ith th e H erald t h a t w e ld e r Miss B row n's name wits penciled,
said m in o r and for th e p aym ent of
“Probably. Sneed will say that lie I’a ttl Raxon has definite politic!*! am
forty-seven o th e r sta te s. The r e - ! don’t w an t au to m o b ile tax es low ered ! “1 am culling ¡it the suggestion of Mrs.
RAY C. GOODE.
th
e
expenses
of
th
e
la
st
sickness
and
bitions.
He
m
ust
remove
McKImber
left because lie couldn't stand the
sponsib illty Is. n ev erth eless, not w ith If p ro p erty has to m ake up th e dif- H am ilton Buxton.”
A d m in istra to r.
place any longer. We shall have to front the running to get his ehaitce. fu n e ra l of E d g a r A. S m ith deceased 44-5tcv
the sta te o fficials b u t w ith th e peo- ferenec. P ro p e rty tax es a re hig h
A lthough Mrs. Raxon had not been let him in on p art of our plan. Do I think McKintber is in danger. Ills
pie them selves.
I enough now ,” Mr. B an cro ft said. “I In Iter native land for some years, she you think he can be tru sted ?”
elutions with Raxon—If h e stays
In th e past fen year,, th p sta te th in k a so lu tio n can be found, how-1
H u s to n 's n a m e very well
here-—must he observed very closely.’’
“ W ithout a doubt." said P eter Mil
us n distinguished m em ber of the
"T hat can ht; inanaged>" said Nlta
tax of Oregon h aa ran g ed front 3 .2 1 over, In th e g aso lin e tax.
mutt.
"Yes.
I
made
a
m
istake
In
let
titillB in 1917 to 9.93 In 1920, and
"T h e re n rc p len ty of c a rs ru n n in g sm art hunting set. Also Mrs. Bux ting Sneed go. I should have remem calmly.
ton's nam e w as am ong those to he
"I slMittltl like frequent reports,"
down to 7.40 In 1 9 2 6 .' R ut th e peo- th a t ure not w o rth m uch m ore th a n
cultivated.
She would see Miss I bered his many loyalties.”
Milntan said.
pie them selves, ex ercisin g th e ir sov- the license fee th u t th e o w n ers have A gatha Brown.
"B ut w hat am I to do?” her fath er
"Footmen, butlers, social secre
erelgn w ill th ro u g h th e m ajestic r e - ! to pay to th e s ta te . T hey ru n . and
Miss Brown was young, pretty, and persisted.
taries, anil fu rn itu re experts on their
“You
and
P
rofessor
B
radney
will
ferendunt, passed both th e s la te ele- th a t is about all th a t can be said for delightfully dressed. T his was, no
nights out shall keep you Informed,”
m en tary school fund a c t (2 m ills) by them . It seem s to me th a t a h ig h tr doubt, one of Mrs. B uxton’s personal be my tall, im ported footmen."
she returned.
Instinctively Neeland B arnes stroked
a vote
n early th ree to one, but th e gasoline tax w ould p u t th e cost of friends.
It w as a joyous company of gentle
h ig h er ed u catio n al act (an Increase upkeep on h ig h w ay s rig
ht w
h ere _ it!
___
_____
“Mrs. B uxton," Miss Brown began, Ills chestnut m ustache.
men ad venturers th a t night. In the
“I’ve had It since I was a freshm an butler's pantry Neeland B arnes was
front th e fo rm er frao tlo n h l tax to 2 belongs, nam ely on th e d riv e rs w hoi ",h " u«,lt th a t as yoH l" " ’ houfil'l (his
m ills) by m ore th a n tw o to o n e .' ,lse , he roads m ost. M ake th is c o s t’ love,y ‘,li,ce “,,d " ere Koll,R ,o e“ fer” a t Yale,” he said regretfully.
lecturing—w ith suitable dem onstra
"And
I've
had
th is"—Bradnev tions—on the care of glass and silver.
H ere at once a re acco u n ted for n early come frcm
ndded , ax on gn8oIine>l
11
J ” » « W t need a social
fo u r ntlllg of th e Increase.
and th e persons th a t use th e roads secretary. I w as going to her, hut she stroked his b eard—“ever since I went Flem ing Bradney, one of the w orld's
has tnfcen Lord K ltem nnor’s hunting
g reat au th o rities on etheric physics
Ju st now wp a re en jo y in g a low er „tost w ill pay m o st.”
box in L eicestershire for the coming
was listening Intently and making
tax levy, b u t a s ta te deficit of con-!
season. I have Just come buck to the
copious notes. B arnes had rarely been
siderable p ro p o rtio n s is Im m inent.
United S tates, w here I belong, a fte r
so gratified at a listener's attention.
T here Is an Irred u cib le m inim um In SPOKANE SECURES PROMISE
spending some y ears abroad.”
Floyd Mulct, in th e library, had be
OF
BIG
FLIERS
FOR
MEET
ta x a tio n , u n less th e u su al and norm al
"You »)teuk French, then?" said
fore him Ilistolre de P a rt I'antiqulte,
fu n ctio n s of g o v ern m en t a r e to be
Ludy Dilke's work on French furni
Spokane, WRsh., Ju ly 28 F ifteen Mrs. Raxon in the Gallic longue. It
suspended.
was her one aeeom pllshment.
ture, and photographs of the B ureau
th o u san d d o llars w o rth of adm issions
W ho w ill say. in th» »are of (he
“Yes," said Miss Brown with still
ile Hoi, In the Louvre.
to th e n a tio n a l. a v ia tio n classics to
record, th a t th e g re a te st Increase In
g reater fluency. 1 have het it m a in ly
In the Jap an ese garden Nlta Sift on
be held here S eptem ber 19 to 24 have in England. Sly hist position w as with
taxes does not come from th e sm aller
a cushion nt the feet of I’eter Mllniau
alread y been sold, an d th e Inten siv e the countess of H orsham nt H orsham
anil looked up into Ills cleur-cut.
tax u n its, all due to pressure
thoughtful face.
for g re a te r ex p e n d itu re of public ticket sellin g cam p aig n h as not y et; abbey. She w as one of the Boston
been
o
rganized,
it
w
as
an
o
n
u
n
ced
to
F essendotts. its, o f co u rse, you know ."
a pkl9graph
"U ncle P eter.” she said, "you and
m oneys?
in Rtiwuitr
day at th e h e a d q u a rte rs of th e N a t
" W h a t did you do th e re ? " Mrs.
I a re the only grown-up people in this
Now th e sp en d in g area has ended
VniUy
ional A ir lit rby asso ciatio n of !?po- R axon asked.
big
house.
The
rest
of
them
a
re
all
and th e sav in g and p ay in g era ht
' 1.1 ern lly e v e ry th in g ," M iss Brow n
en th u s’astlc children.”
gun perh ap s. If not now, soon, In-, kant by L eonard Boyle, ch a irm a n of i m fid ed . "It is r i Im m ense place,
“It Is very satisfying to be a child,”
the
tick
et
sellin
g
com
m
ittee.
Prices of Best Land
evitably.
of till«, a n d for
he rem inded her.
In terest la th e n a tio n a l a ir i’nrby f illy tw ice th e si
will come with the new rail
th re e y e a rs 1 m atciged It front c e lla r
“B
ut
children
never
look
ahead."
only
$10 to $20 an Acre ment
races Septem ber 23 an d 24; th i N a t
road. Markets will be closer. More
In a ttic . I v .ro tc t.ie m entis, engaged
A Wi'Ht V/.tllrt Opinion.
she said wisely. I am sitting a t your
io
n
al
A
ir
Di
rby
race
from
New
Y
ork
fanners will come in. Land values
N E million acres of rich, low
(W a lla W alla U nion)
th e s e r v a n t', saw t in y did th e ir w ork
feet pretending everything Is going
Io Spokane, S eptem ber 19 to 21 and a n d d ism isse d th em if they d 'd no t.”
will increase.
priced land in the great Red
to come out right. You a re looking
W allu la people have revived the
tho Pacific Coast A ir D erby front
water Valley country of Southeast
Mrs. Raxon smiled happily.
The Northern Pacific Railway
down Ht me like a courteous sphinx
proposal for th p W allu la-U m atilla
ern Montana will be opened to will help fanners in getting started
San F rancisco h ere, haa gro w n by
"You un d erstan d ,” Miss B raw n eon
in
evening
dress,
certain
th
a
t
your
cutoff, attd th et’.i is no good reason
farmers
this
year
by
a
new
branch
caps and bounds sin ce th e d e fin ite ! tinned, "th a t I w as not a servant or
right. Settlers are wanted who seek
plans a re r.ot to m iscarry. Uncle
w hy th is road should not be hull!
line of the Northern Pacific Rail
a real chance for themselves and
an n o u n cem en t by M ajor Jo h n T. F a n even a housekeeper. I’m a great be
I’eter, are yon a grown-up like me, or
T he gov ern m en t has approved use
way, running 63 miles from Glendive.
their families. The Northern Pa
cher. who flew to New York C ity liever In social distinctions. They
one of the chlldrenT ’
of its fu n d s fo r a p o rtio n of the
Here the Northern Pacific will sell
cific will send a representative to
“Nlta. my niece, I am grown up."
from Spokane th a t C om m ander R ich m ake en tertain in g »-> much ea let',
road, bu t som e in te re s ts In Oregon
direct to farmers a half million acres talk the matter over, if desired. In
“It Is hard to believe,” she said
ard E. Byrd, last to fly th e A tla n tic don't they? Most people think I aiu
at prices ranging from only $10 to
vestigate this opportunity. Let us
a re o b jectin g , claim in g It w ill affect
a
guest
I
ke
them
-elves.
I
h
:n
e
often
slowly.
o cean, will be h ere as well a a L len t-
$20 an acre, with 20 years to pay.
send you booklets, prices and easy
b u sln iss adversely.
been taken In grot.ps with even loy
"Why should It he?’’
vm ttits L rater J. M aitland and A lb ert
Taxes are extremely low. Special
payment plan. All sent free,
alty."
“I Cau.d Never Do IL " Said Bradnev
The road w ould sh o rte n th e dis
“ Bi o ittt-e. If you look ahead, you
lleg en b erg er. who flew th e P acific
advantages are available to neigh- M 1 II T l l l e
W ith an nnnffe; ted atisenee of mod
in a Panic.
must realize th a t th ere’s more than an
ta n e e to P o rtla n d by m any miles,
ocean from O akland, C al., to H aw aii. c«t,v. Mi-s l".rnwi<, l:i the course of
bors and colonies desiring to settle “ AIL THIS C O U P O N T0 D A Y1
even chance of failure. F ailu re won’t
for th e 26-m lle gap betw een W al
to Gottingen for my Ph.D.” Alarm be p ’easnnt for a tty of us. It won t be
together.
The associnttcn h as received a s s u r h alf an hour, m am ig’d to im press
lu la and U m atilla would elim in ate
ance of th e g re a te st a v iatio n dem on 1 .txon i. n t favorably. "You would spread over his face. "B ut I cannot merely failing as one does when one
M ixed farm in g is su ccessfu l | J. M. Hughes, Land Com.
Ihe need of going at ootid by P e n
throughout this area. Corn has in- . Northern Pacific Railway Co..
stra tio n of speed and s tu n t flying I fid very ll’t'e to do bc-e at f ir-f." possibly do w hat yon suggest. Foot toes n fte r a prlae or a golf cup.” She
dleton. People aro u n d W allu la, in
creased by hundreds of thousands of ■ St. Paul, Minn. Drawer le i
ever stag ed west of th e M ississippi r,.id the elder wont n. "W e have n « men have to w ear some sort of gor- i lowered her m ice. “It may be prison.
o rd er to g et to U m atilla, m ust eith e r
genus livery, don’t they?”
acres in the last few years in South- . Without ohlixatinn on my pari nleme
riv er In a le tte r frfom M ajor W. G. ! >t -e guests nt present, hut we are
Uncle
Peter."
drive th ro u g h W alla W alla ami
eastern Montana. Hog production
"U
ndress
livery
nt
G
reat
Rock,"
she
wml all information about Redwater
going
to
e
n
h
rta
ln
n
-re
u
t
deul.”
K llner, a ir corps ex ecutive, w ar d e
" It will be If we fall,” he returned.
haa grown rapidly. All classes of 1 V alley Country.
P endleton, a d iatan ee of aonte 100
"I should hnd a very g reat deal to said, "not powdered h air and knee
p a rtm e n t, W ash in g to n , D. C., who
“And you cun keep so cheerful T'
livestock are raised. The dairy in- ’
m iles, or else crass a t least tw o fe r
do nt once." said Miss Grown em breeches, as we liad at the abbey.
"W e shall not fall. I feel confident
stated th a t 19 arm y p lan es from all
dustry is getting a good start.
'
phatienlly. "T o begin with, 1 shouhl How long will It tak e you to get Into th at I shall not l<w thia home. If
ries, or tw o to ll bridges and one
Toun
g a ris of th e U nited S ta te s would p a r dism iss your butler, who Is Ini the wav of w aiting a t table, opening
Communities already are estab- [
ferry , and th en go o u t of th e way.
dnniti. Inanim ate things can rad iate
S
in tti
tic ip a te In th e n a tio n a l a ir races.
doors, and being loftily etfielent?"
Kshed. Churches have been built.
p ertinent and offensive.”
W alla W alla la m uch In terested In
clteet fulness, this bouse with the
“1
could
never
do
It."
said
Bradner
Schools
are
open.
Rapid
dcvclop-
Itupplslvely
Mrs.
Raxon
leim
ul
ror
th e road an d would
lik e to see
treasu res I love rad iates IL I feel
In a panic. "I should drop things. I I
C an ton ese A rm y R ou ted In North. w ard and kissed Miss Brown.
so m eth in g done to com plete it.
Influences outside my own perception,
should
|otss
dishes
on
the
wrong
side
"D earie." she said. “1 need you at
Shnnglt »1.
D isastrous defeat lias
perhaps on some o th er plane, a re fight
1 should forget."
on. e.”
Ing for me. Not for years have 1
Long Illness Takes M rs. P. O. Arm our been adm inistered to th s N ationalist
"T he poor
I s u it
' old thing has lost hl
''Good," said 1 Miss Brown, wil
w ithout
aw akened w ith such cheerfulness In
C h ic a g o — Mrs. P hilip I). Arnc tir. (C antonese) arm ies, according to con
Neeland
B
arnes
laughed
■
Rude.
'’A nother thing. ; ï , r' P
exi-esalve g ratitu
de
uty heart. W hen I w ake up I find
wife of the founder of A rm our A Co., ; firm ed dispatches received here from If I stay I must
w ith atom ic Jlsln te :ra
itn 't be ham pered In eli- ; 7** can
myse4f sm iling ns though I had Just
th e north. The combined arm ies of
and m other of J. Ogden Armour.
gaging o r dl Isinlsslng servants. It i flott, hut he shies
si
at pouring out wine left friends who had bid me cheer up
lously (II in Urndon. died at h er home I ,le a *rl’1 Chang T sung « hang and Hu i net t hr understood th at 1 have eom- and itasslng plates."
v ic to r, w as In sight."
hare following a long tllneaa.
* huan faeg attacked and drove th e No- plete charge o f tha hou -ehold arra-ig e
"Can you do It?” B radney retorted
I wish 1 felt th at." she said.
I tlotiallats from Phantung.
m ints, I «¿annot
riM) tbl*
"It will be a great lest. I shall en (
(T o be continued.)
«/FIFTH
7 AVENUE
B/WYNDHAM MARTYN
MILLION ACRES OF RICH MONTANA
LAND OPENED BY NEW RAILROAD
O
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